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(SYRIAN    COLONIZATION     FUND) 


Life  is  made  intolerable  for  the  Jews  in  Russia,  and  thousands  seek 
shelter  in  Palestine,  where,  though  destitute,  they  are  safe.  The  Turkish 
Government  is  friendly  to  them. 

FUNDS   URGENTLY  NEEDED 

for  employment  of  Destitute  Jews  at  Abraham's  Vineyard,  Jerusalem, 
and  for  Food  and  Clothing  for  the  sick  and  feeble  ;  the  Society  gives  Relief 
in  Food  and  Clothes  to  1500  families,  also  drinking  water  to  the  sick 
and  feeble. 

CONTRIBUTIONS  received  by— 

F.  A.  BEVAN,  Esq.,  J. P.,  D.L.,  Fres.  &^  Han.  Treas.  54,  Lombard  St.,  E.C. 
Messrs.  DRUMMOND,  Bankers,  43,  Charing  Cross,  S.W. 
E.  A.  FINN,  Secretary,  117,  Victoria  Street,  S.W. 


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NORWICH  UNION  FIRE  INSURANCE  SOCIETY 


LIMITED. 
:FOTJ]SrDBID    1797. 


Head  Offices:    NORWICH    &   LONDON 

DIRECTORS : 
Major  FRANK  ASTLEY  CUBITT,  Chairman. 
G.  HUSTLER  TUCK,  Esq.,  Vice-Chairjnan. 


Lt.-Col.  E.  R.  A.  Kerrison,  C.M.G. 
H,  S.  Robinson,  Esq. 
Edward  Gurney  Buxton,  Esq. 
Rt.  Hon.  Sir  A.  E.  Fellowes,K.C.V.O. 
C.  A.  Bathurst  Bignold,  Esq. 


J.  H.  F.  Walter,  Esq. 
Edward  Wild,  Esq. 
William  Henry  Back,  Esq. 
H.  T.  S.  Patteson,  Esq. 
George  M.  Chamberlin,  Esq, 
Ernest  de  M.  Lacon,  Esq. 

JOHN  LARGE,  Esq.,  General  Manager  and  Secretary. 
William  Perowne  Abel,  Fire  Manager.  R.  C.  Cole,  Assist.  Secretary. 

All  Classes  of  Fire  and  Accident  Business  transacted. 

LOWEST   RATES    OF   PREMIUM 
PROMPT  AND  LIBERAL  SETTLEMENT  OF  LOSSES 

Prospectus  and  every  information  can  be  obtained  at  the  Offices  and 

Agencies  of  the  Society. 

CAMBRIDGE    OFFICE: 

Norwich  Union  Buildings,  St.  Andrew's  Street. 

District  Manager— %.   C.  HORDERN. 


COUNTY 


FIRE   OFFICE   LIMITED 

Head  Office:  50,  Regent  Street,  London,  W. 


Founded 
1807 


Reconstituted 
1906 


Fire — Loss  of  Profits  following  Fire — Personal 
Accident  and  Disease— Workmen's  Compensation- 
Domestic  Servants — Third  Party  and  Drivers*  RisKs 
—Motor  Car  and  Lift— Burglary  and  Theft— Plate 
Glass— Fidelity  Guarantee— And  other  classes  of 
business. 

Full  particulars  on  application. 

Agents  and  Branches  in  all  principal  towns. 

JOSEPH   A.   ROONEY,  Secretary. 


ADVERTISING  SHEET.  41 

Scottish   Provident 
i  ^Institution 

HEAD  OFFICE-No.  6  St.  Andrew  Square,   Edinburgh. 

London :  3  Lombard  Street,  E.G.    West  End :  17  Pall  Mall,  S.  W. 

DISTINCTIVE  SYSTEM  OF 
WHOLE  LIFE  ASSURANCE 

Low  Premiums  carrying  right  to  share  in 
Whole  Surplus. 

ENDOWMENT  ASSURANCE. 

SPECIAL   CLASS   WITH   SEPARATE   FUND. 

Policy-holders  in  this  Class  share  exclusively  in  the  whole  Surplus 
thereof.     Bonuses  are  allocated  on  the  compound  system. 

PROVISION    FOR    THE    YOUNG 

A  "SAYINGS  FUND  POLICY"  combines  the  advantages  of  an 
Assurance  Policy  at  a  very  low  Premium  with  the  option  of  a  Cash 
payment  for  Educational  or  other  purposes. 

Accumulated  Funds  exceed  £15,000,000. 

Agents  at  Cambridge- 

Messrs.  GINN   &  CO.,  Solicitors,  63  St.  Andrew  Street. 

CHARLES  J.   SMART,  Solicitor,  4  Alexandra  Street. 

W.  B.  BEALE,  6  De  Freville  Avenue. 

E.  H.  COULSON,  16  St.  Edward  Passage. 

R.  HAMBLIN    SMITH,  37  Green  Street. 

JOHN  JOHNSON,  Stationer,  St.  Andrew  Street. 

The  Cambridge  University  Scholastic  Agency,  Limited, 

New  Museums. 


42  CAMBRIDGE  CALENDAR 

19Tth  Year 

THE 

WESTMINSTER 

FIRE  OFFICE 

(Founded  A.D.  1717,  in  the  Reign  of  KING  GEORGE  I.) 

Chief  Offices— 

27,  KING  STREET,  COVENT  GARDEN,  LONDON,  W.C. 

City  Office — ss,  Lombard  street,  e.g. 

MODERATE  RATES.    UNSURPASSED  SECURITY 
Prompt  and  Liberal  Settlement  of  Claims. 

APPLICATION  FOR  AGENCIES  INVITED. 

STENTON  T.  COVINGTON,  Secretary. 

THE  EDINBURGH  LIFE 
ASSURANCE  CO.  'z^ 

Educational    Endowment    Scheme 

5ee  Special  Prospectus. 


ANNUAL   BONUSES 

VESTING  IMMEDIATELY  ON  DECLARATION 


Head   Office  : 

26,    George    Street,    Edinburgh 

London  Office— 3,  Birchin  Lane,  E.G. 

West  End  O^ce— 166,  Piccadilly,  W. 


The  Professional   Man's  Policy 

By  making  Annual  Payments  limited  to 
20,  25  or  30  in  number 

a  Policy  is  secured  under  which 
in  the  event  of  death 

All  Premiums  Paid  will  be  Returned 

together  with 

A  Guaranteed  Addition  of  £  1 000 

and 

in  the  event  of  survivance  until  the  premiums  cease, 
one  of  the  following 

Options 

may  be  exercised,  and   the  Assured  may  take 

(i)  A   Fully  Paid    Policy  payable  at   Death    for  an 
amount  equal  to  all   the  premiums  paid  plus 
£1000. 
(ii)  A  Guaranteed  Cash  Payment, 
(iii)  An  Immediate  Annuity  payable  for  the  rest  of  life. 
or(iv)  The  equivalent  value  of  any  or  all  of  the  above 
Options  in  combination. 


Quotations  for  any  age  at  entry  and  for  any  number  of  limited  payments 
will  be  sent  at  once  upon  application  to — 

The  General  Manager, 

Clerical,  Medical  &  General  Life  Assurance  Society, 

15,   ST.  JAMES'S   SQUARE,   LONDON,   S.W. 


44 


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ALLIANCE 

ASSURANCE   COMPANY,  Ltd. 

Established   1824. 

Head  C)^^^— Bartholomew  Lane,  London,  E.G. 


Assets  exceed  £23,500,000. 


DIRECTORS. 


The  Right  Hon.  LORD  ROTHSCHILD,  G.C.V.O.,  Chairman. 


Ian  Heathcoat  Amory,  Esq. 
Charles  Edward  Barnett,  Esq. 
F.  Cavendish  Bentinck,  Esq. 
A.  V.  Dunlop  Best,  Esq. 
Francis  Augustus  Bevan,  Esq. 
Percival  Bosanquet,  Esq. 
Hon.  Ken  ELM  P.  Bouverie. 
Thomas  Henry  Burroughes,  Esq 
John  Cator,  Esq.  M.P. 
Lord  Dalmeny,  [G.C.V.O. 

His  Grace  the  Duke  of  Devonshire, 
Col.  the  Hon.  Everard  C.  Digby. 


Hugh  H.  J.  Drummond,  Esq. 

Capt.  Gerald  M.  A.  Ellis. 

C.  Shirreff  Hilton,  Esq. 

W.  Douro  Hoare,  Esq. 

Francis  Alfred  Lucas,  Esq. 

Cecil  Francis  Parr,  Esq. 

Hon.  Henry  Berkeley  Portman. 

Hon.  N.  Charles  Rothschild. 

Sir  Marcus  Samuel,  Bart. 

H.  Melvill  Simons,  Esq. 

Henry  Alexander  Trotter,  Esq. 

Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Verulam. 


Sir  C.  Rivers  Wilson,  G.C.M.G.,  C.B. 

Among  the  classes  of  Insurance  transacted  by  the  Company 
are  the  following : 

(1)  Life  Insurance,  with  and  without  profits,  with 

special  provisions  for  the  payment  of  Estate  Duties. 

(2)  Fire  Insurance  of  every  description. 

(3)  Insurances  to  cover  Loss  of  Rent, 

Interest,   and    Profit   consequent   upon   Fire 
damage  to  property. 

(4)  Marine  Insurance. 

(5)  Burglary,  Theft,  and  Plate  Glass  In= 

surance. 

(6)  Accident,  including  Personal  Accident,  Motor  Car 

and  Employers*  Liability  Insurance. 

Fidelity  Guarantee  and  Sinking  Fund  Policies 
are  also  granted. 

Applications  for  Agencies  are  entertained,  and  Prospectuses,  with  other 
papers,  may  be  had  on  written  or  personal  application. 

ROBERT  LEWIS,  General  Manager. 


ADVERTISING  SHEET. 


45 


The  Oldest  Insurance  Offtce  in  the  World. 

SUN 

FIRE 

OFFICE 

FOUNDED    1710. 
Chief  Office :  63,  Threadneedle  Street,  London,  E.G. 

BRANCHES  AND  AGENCIES  THROUGHOUT  THE  WORLD. 

Insurances  effected  against  the  following  risks: 
RESULTANT  LOSS  of  RENT   and  PROFITS. 


EMPLOYERS'     LIABILITY     AND 
WORKMAN'S    COMPENSATION, 

INCLUDING 

ACCIDENTS  TO  DOMESTIC  SER- 
VANTS, 
BURGLARY. 


PERSONAL  ACCIDENT, 
SICKNESS  and  DISEASE, 

FIDELITY  GUARANTEE, 

AND 

PLATE  GLASS. 


"DIRECTORS  : 

MARLBOROUGH    ROBERT   PRYOR,    Esq.,  Chairman. 

The  Hon.  WILLIAM   HENRY   GOSCHEN,    Deputy  Chairman. 


Viscount   Castlereagh,    M.V.O,, 

M.P. 
Frank  Chaplin,  Esq. 
Edward  Dent,  Esq. 
Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Faber. 
Alfred  FARauHAR,  Esq. 
Edward  C.  Grenfell,  Esq. 
Sir  R.  BiDDULPH  Martin,  Bt. 


The  Hon.  Algernon  H.  Mills. 
Sir  Hugh  C.  Montgomery,  Bart. 
Ronald  C.  Scott  Murray,  Esq. 
Lord  Henry  Nevill. 
Frederick  Henry  Norman,  Esq. 
The  Hon.  Charles  L.   Sclater- 

BOOTH. 

Lord  Herbert  Scott,  D.S.O. 
Chas.  Wm.  Tomkinson,  Esq. 
GEO.   E.   MEAD,    Manager  and  Secretary. 
F.  H.  Mellersh.    i  Sub-Managers  C.  H.  Green, 

F.  White  1  ^  Assist.  Sees.  Manager  Accdt.  Dept. 


.MODERATE  RATES.    PROMPT  and  LIBERAL  SETTLEMENT  of  CLAIMS 


Capital  paid  up  and  other  Funds 
,  Capital  subscribed  but  uncalled 


£3,260,614 
£2,160,000 

£5,420^614 


For  Prospectuses  and  all  Particulars  apply  to  the  Company's  agents  at  Cambridge 
Messrs.  JOHN  CARTER  JONAS  and  SONS. 


^6  CAMBRIDGE  CALENDA 

CLERGY  MUTUAL 

ASSURANCE    SOCIETY. 

The  only  Life  Assurance  Society  specially  for  the 
Clergy  and  their  relatives  which  spends  nothing 
either  in  Dividends  to  Shareholders  or  Commission  to  Agents. 

ALL  THE   PROFITS  ARE   DIVIDED 
AMONGST  THE  POLICYHOLDERS 

After  83  YEARS  of  steady  growth  the  Society's 
Funds  are  £4,591,426.  The  BONUS  distribution 
in  1911  amounted  to  £553,995,  yielding  Bonuses  at  the 
same  exceptionally  high  rates  as  in  1906. 

While  Bonuses  are  exceptionally  high,  premiums 
are  lo'W^,  Interim  Bonus  is  paid  on  policies  which  mature 
between  two  Bonus  periods.  Fullest  value  is  given  for 
policies  surrendered.  Policies  are  incapable  of  forfeiture  so 
long  as  their  Nett  Surrender  value  exceeds  the  arrears  of 
premium. 

The  Society  grants 
Whole  Life  Assurances. 
Endowment  Assurances. 
Guaranteed  Income  Assurances. 
Deferred  Assurances  on  children's  lives. 
Educational  Annuities. 
Immediate  Life  Annuities. 
Pension  Policies. 

For  information  as  to  these  or  any  other  forms  of  Life  Assurance  to 
meet  special  circumstances,  apply  to  the  Secretary,  W.  N.  NEALE,  Esq., 
2  &  3  The  Sanctuary,  Westminster,  S.W. 


Patrons:  The  ARCHBISHOP  OF  CANTERBURY. 

The  ARCHBISHOP  OF  YORK. 

President:   The   BISHOP   OF   LONDON. 

Vice-President:   The   LORD   HARRIS. 

Chairman:    Sir  PAGET   BOWMAN,    Bart. 

Deputy-Chairman:    The   Rev.    PREBENDARY   HARVEY. 

Actuary  and  Manager;   FRANK   B.   WYATT,    Esq.,    F.I. A. 


Clergy  Mutual   Assurance   Society 


ADVERTISING  SHEET.  47 


LONDON  COUNTY  AND  WESTMINSTER 
BANK  LIMITED. 


Established    1S36 


CAPITAL  £14,000,000,  in  700,000  Shares 

of  £20  each.  -^ 

Paid=up  Capital,  £3,500,000.    Reserve,  £4,000,000 


Head  Office:  41,  LOTHBURY,   E.G. 

Lombard  Street  Office:  21,   LOMBARD  STREET,  E.G. 

West  End  Office:  1,  ST.  JAMES'S  SQUARE,  S.W. 

Foreign   Branch:   82,  CORNHILL,  E.G. 


The  Bank  is  represented  by  Branches  or  Agents  in  all  the  prin- 
cipal Cities  and  Towns  in  the  United  Kingdom,  and  has  Correspondents 
throughout  the  World. 

Current  Accounts  are  opened  on  the  usual  terms.  Customers 
are  given  facilities  for  the  transfer  of  money  to  or  from  any  office  of 
the  Bank. 

Deposit  Accounts. — Sums  of  £10  and  upwards  are  received 
on  deposit  at  interest,  subject  to  notice  of  withdrawal,  or  by  special 
agreement,  in  accordance  with  the  usual  custom. 

Executor  and  Trustee  business  undertaken. 

Purchase  and  Sale  of  Stocks  and  Shares  effected.  Dividends, 
Annuities,  etc  ,  received. 

The  Agency  of  Foreign  and  Country  Banks  is  undertaken, 
and  every  description  of  Banking  business  transacted. 

Currency  Drafts,  Circular  Notes  and  Letters  of  Credit 
are  issued,  and  Telegraphic  Transfers  made  to  all  parts  of  the 
world. 

Approved  Foreign  Drafts  are  purchased,  and  Collections 
undertaken. 

Documentary  Credits  are  established,  and  every  facility  given 
for  dealing  with  Documents  at  home  and  abroad. 


*»*  The  Officers  of  the  Bank  are  bound  to  Secrecy. 


48  CAMBRIDaE   CALENDAR 

THE  UNION  °aONDON  AND 
SMITHS  BANK,  LIMITED 

Capital  Subscribed £22,934,100. 

Capital  Paid  Up  £3,554,785. 

Reserve  Fund    £1,150,000. 

Governor:   SIR    FELIX   SCHUSTER,    BART. 

Principal  Office": ~2,PR^NCES1tREET,  LONDON,  E.G. 

THE    UNION    OF    LONDON    AND     SMITHS     BANK,    Limited, 

having  numerous  Branches  and  Correspondents  throughout  the  Country,  as  well 
as  its  Head  OflSce  and  Branches  in  London,  offers  great  facilities  to  its  customers, 
who  may  have  moneys  paid  to  their  credit  at  any  of  the  offices  of  the  Bank  or  of  its 
Agents. 

CURRENT  ACCOUNTS  are  opened  and  conducted  on  the  usual  terms. 

DEPOSITS  are  received  at  Interest,  at  short  notice,  or  on  special  terms,  at 
rates  which  will  be  given  on  application. 

CIRCULAR  NOTES  and  LETTERS  OF  CREDIT  issued.  PUR- 
CHASES and  SALES  of  Securities  effected.  DIVIDENDS  on  Stocks  and 
Shares,  the  half-pay  of  Officers,  PENSIONS,  ANNUITIES,  etc.,  received  for 
Customers. 

The  Bank  are  prepared  to  act  as  Executors  and  Trustees  on  favourable  terms. 

The  Officers  and  Clerks  connected  with  the  Bank  are  required  to  sign  a  Declar- 
ation of  Secrecy  as  to  the  transactions  of  any  of  its  customers. 

CAMBRIDGE  BRANCH:  26,  Trinity  Street. 

A.  ELIOTT-LOCKHART,  Manager. 

KING'S  COLLEGE 
HOSPITAL 

(MEDICAL    SCHOOL) 

For  full  particulars  apply  to  H.  WILLOUGHBY  LYLE,  M.D. 
(Lond.),  F.R.C.S.,  Dean,  or  CLIFTON  KELWAY,  Secre- 
tary, at  King's  College  Hospital,  Denmark  Hill,  London,  S.E. 

SYLLABUS   AND    LIST    OF    SCHOLARSHIPS   ON 
APPLICATION. 


Work  in  the  New  Hospital  on  Denmark  Hill  commences  October  Ist,  1913. 


There  will  be  many  Resident  Appointments 
open  to  Students  of  King's  College  Hospital 


ADVERTISINa  SHEET.  49 

BARCLAY  &  COMPANY,  Ltd. 

Head  Office:— fA,  Lombard  Street,  London,  E.G. 

CAPITAL £9,000,000 

Capital  Issued  and   Subscribed  £g,ooo,ooo   in  450,000  Shares 
of  £20  each,  having  £8  per  Share  paid  up. 

Paid-up  Capital £3,600,000 

Reserve  ..         ..  ..       £1,600,000 

BALANCE   SHEET,  30th  June,  1913 

XiaDilities. 

Dr.                                                                  .          .  ;C         s.  d. 
To  Current,  Deposit,  and  other  Accounts  (including  balance  of 

Profit  and  Loss) 57)333i3i3  i7    6 

,,   Acceptances  and  Endorsements  for  account  of  Customers      ..  377,302    7     3 

„   Capital,  viz. — 450,000  Shares  of  ;^2o  each,  ;^8  paid       ..         ..  3,600,000    o    o 

,,   Reserve  Fund  (per  contra) 1,600,000    o    o 

;^62, 960,616    4    9 


B00et6. 

Cr.  £       s.    d. 
1  By  Cash  in  hand,  at  Bank  of  England  and  with 

I                other  Bankers         ..         9,479,204  11     i 

I  „  Money  at  Call  and  Short  Notice        . .         . .  6,608,000    o    o 


16,087,204  II 


„   Bills  discounted           6,476,444    7  3 

„   Investments 10,246,410    8  8 

„   Reserve  Fund . .         . .        1,600,000    o  o 

„  Advances  to  Customers,  and  other  Accounts 26,441,6851211 

„  Liability  of  Customers  for  Acceptance  and    Endorsements 

(per  contra)         377.302    7  3 

„  Bank  Purchase  Account       100,000    o  o 

„   Bank  Premises  and  adjoining  Property 1,631,56817  7 

;^62,96o,6i6    4  9 


PROFIT    AND    LOSS    ACCOUNT 

Dr.  £        s.  d. 

r©  Salaries  and  other  Expenses  at  Head  Office  and  Branches, 
including  Income  Tax  . . 

,   Directors'  Remuneration 

,   Investment  Reserve  Account 

,   Staff  Pension  Fund 

,   Bank  Purchase  Account 

,   Reduction  of  Premises  and  Payment  for  Buildings 

,  Interim  Dividend  of  10/8  per  Share  on  400,000  Old  Shares,  less 
Income  Tax  .  

,  Dividend  of  10/8  per  Share  on  400,000  Old  Shares,  less  In- 
come Tax. .         . .         ..         

,   Interest  on  New  Capital,  less  Income  Tax 

K   Balance,  being  undivided  Profit,  carried  forward  to  the  next  year 


731,242 

2 

6 

12,771 

14 

4 

250,000 

0 

0 

10,000 

0 

0 

79,024 

IS 

X 

25,000 

0 

0 

200,888 

17 

9 

200,888 

17 

q 

16,626 

10 

8 

125,360 

17 

2 

;^i,65i,8o3  15     3 


£,        s.  d. 

•rofit  unappropriated  on  30th  June,  1912            153,064    o  7 

rross  Profit,  full  provision  having  been  made  for  Rebate  and 

for  Bad  and  Doubtful  Debts 1,498,739  14  8 

;gi,65i,8o3  15    3 

F.  C.  GOODENOUGH,  General  Manager. 
F.  A.  BE  VAN,  Chairman. 
HUGH  G.  BARCLAY       \  „.      , 
EDMUNDklH.  PARKER J-^'''^'^^''''*- 


50  CAMBRIDGE   CALENDAR 


s 


T.    Bartholomew's 
Hospital  6  College 


Founded  by  RAHERE,  A.D.    1123. 


THE  HOSPITAL  contains  a  service  of  757  beds,  of  which  234 
are  allotted  to  Medical  cases,  310  to  Surgical,  25  to  Diseases  of  the 
Eye,  30  to  Diseases  of  Women,  1 7  to  Maternity  Cases,  20  to  Diseases 
of  the  Throat  and  Ear,  51  to  Isolation  and  General,  and  70  to  Con- 
valescents. The  In- Patients  treated  annually  number  over  8000,  and 
the  Out-Patients  over  120,000. 

Enlargement  of  the  Hospital 

The  site  of  the  Hospital  has  recently  been  enlarged,  and  two  new 
Blocks  have  been  completed  at  a  cost  of  £160,000.      They  contain — 

A  New  Casualty  Department 

Medical  &  Surgical  Out^Patient  Departments 

Eight  Special  Departments 

A  New  Clinical  Lecture  Theatre 

New  Casualty  Wards  and  Dispensary 

Nevir  quarters  for  the  Resident  Staff,  and  a  Dining 
Hall  and  Common  Room  for  Students,  and 

New  &  Extensive  Laboratories  for  Pathology 

STUDENTS'   APPOINTMENTS. 

There  are  33  Resident  Appointments  open  to  Students  of  the  Hospital 
annually.  N^on-resident  Clinical  Assistants  are  appointed  in  each  Special 
Department.  Two  hundred  and  fifty  appointments  of  Dressers,  Clinical  Clerks, 
Obstetric  Clerks,  Dressers  to  Out-Patients  and  to  Special  Departments  are  made 
every  three  months. 

ENTRANCE    SCHOLARSHIPS. 

Two  Senior  Entrance  Scholarships,  value  £75  each  are  awarded  in 
September  in  not  more  than  three  of  the  subjects  — Anatomy,  Physiology,  Botany, 
Zoology,  Chemistry,  Physics. 

A  Junior  Entrance  Scholarship,  value  £150,  is  awarded  in  not  fewer 
than  three  of  the  subjects — Chemistry,  Botany,  Zoology,  Physics,  Physiology. 

Shuter  Scholarship,  for  Graduates  in  Arts  of  Cambridge,  value  £50,  in 
Anatomy  and  Physiology. 

An  Entrance  Scholarship  in  Arts,  value  £100,  and  the  Jeaffreson 
Exhibition  of  £50  are  awarded  in  Latin,  Mathematics,  and  one  other  language. 

The  Handbook  containing  full  particulars  of  Lectures,  Appointments,  Scholar- 
ships, Fees,  &c.,  may  be  obtained  on  application  to — 

The  DEAN  of  the  Medical  School, 

St.  Bartholomew's  Hospital,  London,   E.C. 


ADVERTISING  SHEET.  51 


CHARING     m    HOSPITAL 


MEDICAL  SCHOOL 

(University  of  London) 
The  Sessions  commence  October  and  April 

The  most  central  and  easily  accessible  of  all  the  Colleges  of  the  University,  and 
situated  within  four  minutes'  walk  of  the  University  Laboratories  (King's  College). 

The  whole  College  has  recently  undergone  the  most  extensive  alterations  and 
improvements  in  all  departments,  adding  greatly  to  its  educational  efficiency  and 
the  social  Collegiate  advantages  enjoyed  by  its  Students. 

Its  close  proximity  to  the  UNIVERSITY  LABORATORIES  in  King's  College 
enables  its  students  to  obtain  the  best  Scientific  Education  in  their  Primary  and 
I      Intermediate  Studies,  while  still  allowing  them  to  use  their  School  Library,  Club 
Rooms,  etc.,  for  study  and  social  purposes. 

For  the  purposes  of  its  Final  Studies  the  School  now  possesses  most  commodious 
LABORATORIES,  special  LABORATORIES  having  been  set  aside  for  Post- 
Graduate  Study  and  Research. 

A  large  LABORATORY,  capable  of  accommodating  over  loo  students,  is  set 
aside  for  General  Pathology — where  each  student  can  work  thoughout  the  three 
years  of  his  Final  Studies. 

A  large  series  of  LABORATORIES— eleven  in  number -have  been  recently 
equipped  by  the  school  for  PUBLIC  HEALTH,  BACTERIOLOGY,  and  other 
subjects  connected  with  SANITARY  SCIENCE,  and  the  University  of  London 
have  recently  transferred  their  whole  Public  Health  and  Bacteriological  Departments 
with  Professorial  and  Teaching  Staff  from  King's  College  to  these  Laboratories,  and 
established  these  as  UNIVERSITY  LABORATORIES  IN  PUBLIC  HEALTH. 

All  Departments  of  the  Students'  Club,  including  the  Library,  Reading,  Dining 
Rooms,  etc.,  have  been  renovated  and  made  most  comfortable. 

CLERKSHIPS,  Medical,  Surgical,  Pathological,  Post- Mortem,  and  Midwifery, 
are  held  by  all  Students. 

RESIDENT  APPOINTMENTS,  Fourteen  in  number,  are  available  each  year, 
after  qualification.  The  School  presents  unusual  opportunities  for  Resident  Appoint- 
ments —the  most  valuable  portion  of  all  the  Students'  training. 

CLINICAL  AS3ISTANTSHIPS  and  SALARIED  APPOINTMENTS  are  open 
to  Students. 

The  HONOURS  of  the  past  year  include  GOLD  MEDALLIST,  M.D.  UNIVER- 
SITY OF  LONDON,  THE  MURCHISON  SCHOLARSHIP  in  Clinical  Medicine, 
open  to  all  recent  Graduates  in  the  London  Schools  and  the  University  of  Edinburgh, 
THE  RABBETH  SCHOLARSHIP  of  the  University  Laboratories,  King's  College, 
for  the  subjects  of  the  First  Examination  for  the  London  Degrees. 

For  Prospectus  and  full  information  apply  personally  or  by  letter  to  the  Dean — 

WILLIAM    HUNTER,   M.D.,    F.R.C.P. 

Medical  College,  Charing  Cross  Hospital,  London,   W.C. 


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ST.  GEORGE'S  HOSPITAL  MEDICAL  SCHOOL. 

(UNIVERSITY    OF    LONDON) 

THE  HOSPIT/^L  and  MEDICAL  SCHOOL  are  situated  at  Hyde  Park  Corner, 
and  are  readily  accessible  from  all  parts  of  London. 

The  HOSPITAL  has  a  service  of  450  beds,  of  which  100  are  at  the  CONVALES- 
CENT BRANCH  at  Wimbledon,  which  is  the  largest  Institution  of  its  kind.  Hence 
the  proportion  of  acute  cases  at  St.  George's  is  unusually  large. 

The  entire  teaching  in  the  School  is  devoted  to  the  subjects  of  the  Final  Examina- 
tions, that  is  to  say,  to  the  essentially  medical  subjects.  In  other  words,  the  entire 
teaching  of  the  School  is  specially  adapted  to  the  interests  of  men  from  the  Uni- 
versities. 

Mr.  H.  S.  PENDLEBURY,  F.R.C.S.  (Pembroke  College)  acts  as  Special  Tutor 
to  Cambridge  men. 

By  arrangement  with  the  London  University,  students  attend  either  at  King's  Col- 
lege or  University  College  for  tuition  in  all  the  Preliminary  and  Intermediate  subjects. 

Students  are  permitted  to  enter  the  Wards  at  any  hour  (except  at  meal  times). 
ENTRANCE  SCHOLARSHIPS. 

Two  Scholarships  in  Anatomy  and  Physioloe;y  of  the  value  of  70  guineas  and  ;^5o 
respectively,  are  awarded  at  the  commencement  of  each  Winter  Session  to  University 
Candidates  who  have  passed  the  Second  M.B.  or  corresponding  examination. 
EXHIBITIONS 

The  WILLIAM  BROWN  EXHIBITION, 'of  the  value  of  ;{;ioo  per  annum 
(tenable  for  two  years),  is  awarded  by  examination  to  a  perpetual  pupil  of  the  Hos- 
pital every  second  year. 

The  WILLIAM  BROWN  EXHIBITION,  of  the  value  of  £40  (tenable  for 
three  years),  is  awarded  by  exam,  to  a  perpetual  pupil  of  the  Hospital  every  third  year. 

The  ALLINGHAM  SCHOLARSHIP,  of  the  value  of  ;^5o  (approximately),  is 
awarded  annually  for  the  best  Surgical  Essay. 
PRIZES. 

The  BRACKENBURY  PRIZE  in  MEDICINE,  the  BRACKENBURY 
PRIZE  in  SURGERY,  the  WEBB  PRIZE  in  BACTERIOLOGY,  each  of  the 
value  of  about  ;^3o  :  and  many  other  prizes  are  awarded  annually. 

DRESSERSHIPS  to  the  Surgeons  and  CLINICAL  CLERKSHIPS  to  the  Phy- 
sicians are  OpBU  WlthOUt  fee  to  all  Students  of  the  Hospital. 

A  large  number  ot  HOUSE  OFFICES  (which  may  be  held  for  six,  twelve,  or 
eighteen  months)  are  open  ivithout  Jee  to  every  perpetual  student  of  the  Hospital, 
and  are  made  strictly  in  accordance  with  the  merits  of  the  Candidates. 
PAID  APPOINTMENTS. 

The  following  APPOINTMENTS  to  which  special  attention  is  directed,  are 
open  to  Students  after  holding  House  Office  : — Medical  Registrar,  £200 ;  Surgical 
Registrar,  ;620o  ;  Curator  of  the  Museum,  ;^2oo;  Assistant  Curator,  ;^ioo  ;  Obstetric 
Assistant  (Resident),  ;^5o;  Resident  Anaesthetist,  ;^ioo;  Senior  Anaethetist,  ;^5o ; 
Junior  Anajsthetist  (two),  ;^3o. 

A  number  of  SPECIAL  COURSES  are  given  in  which  the  requirements  of 
University  and  other  Examinations  receive  careful  attention.  The  following  may  be 
cited  as  examples: — (i)  Elementary  Bacteriology.  (2)  Advanced  Bacteriology. 
(3)  Clinical  Pathology.  (4)  Systematic  Pathology.  (5)  Histological  Pathology  and 
Morbid  Anatomy.  (6)  Pharmacology.  (7)  Surgical  Anatomy.  (8)  Advanced  Anatomy 
and  Physiology.    (9)  Operative  Surgery.    (10)  Public  Health.    (11)  Tropical  Diseases. 

REVISION  CLASSES  are  held  for  all  examinations.  Great  attention  is  paid 
by  Members  of  the  Staff  to  individual  Teaching. 

The  St.  George's  Hospital  Club  with  Smoking  and  Luncheon  Rooms  on  the 
Hospital  premises,  and  an  Athletic  Ground  of  14^^  acres  at  Wimbledon,  is  an 
amalgamation  of  the  Hunterian  Society,  the  "Gazette,"  and  the  Chess,  Lawn 
Tennis,  Boxing,  Hockey,  Rifle,  and  Golf  Clubs. 

Students  have  the  advantage  of  a  Library  of  Medical  and  Scientific  Books, 
which  is  kept  up  to  date. 

The  WINTER  SESSION  commences  on  October  ist,  the  SUMMER  SESSION 
on  May  ist,  but  Students  can  enter  at  any  time  or  for  any  particular  course. 

Further  information  may  be  obtained  from  the  Dean  of  the  Medical  School. 

H.  S.  PENDLEBURY,  F.R.C.S.,  Hon.  Treasurer. 
R.  SALISBURY  TREVOR,  M.B.,  Dean. 


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GUY'S  HOSPITAL  MEDICAL  SCHOOL 

(UNIVERSITY  OF   LONDON.) 

LONDON   BRIDGE,   S.E. 

THE  Hospital  contains  accommodation  for  618  patients.  Within  its  grounds  are 
situated  the  buildings  of  the  Medical  School.  The  Gordon  Museum  the 
Wills'  Library,  the  Physiological,  Chemical  and  Physical  Laboratories, 
and  the  new  Pathological  Block  are  now  all  completed,  and  available  for  teaching 
and  research. 

STUDENTS'  APPOINTMENTS. 

Students  who  have  passed  an  examination  in  Anatomy  and  Physiology  are 
entitled  to  hold  the  following  appointments  in  turn,  to  each  of  which  special  duties 
are  attached — Surgical  Ward  Clerk,  Medical  Ward  Clerk,  and  Post  Mortem  Clerk, 
Assistant  Surgeons'  Dresser,  Surgeons'  Dresser,  Dresser  in  the  Special  Departments, 
and  Obstetric  Dresser.  These  appointments  begin  on  the  ist  of  January,  April,  July, 
and  October.  Thirty-six  non-resident  and  26  resident  appointments  as  House  Sur- 
geon, House  Physician,  or  Out  patient  Officer  are  made  annually. 

MEDICAL  AND  SURGICAL  STAFF. 
Physicians  and  Assistant  Physicians — W.  Hale  White,  M.D.,  Sir  Cooper  Perry, 

M.A.,  M.D.,  L.  E.  Shaw,  M.D.,  J.  Fawcett,  M.D.,  A.  P.  Beddard,  M.A., 

M.D.,  H.  S.  French,  M.A.,  M.D.,  A.  F.  Hertz,  M.A.,  M.D.,  H.  C.  Cameron, 

M.A.,  M.D.,  G.  H.  Hunt,  M.A.,  M.B., 
I  Physician  in  Charge  of  Department  Jor  Diseases  of  the  Skin — Sir  Cooper  Perry, 

M.A.,  M.D. 
Physician  in  Charge  of  Department  for  Diseases  of  the  Nervous  System — A.  F. 

Hertz,  M.A.,  M.D. 
Physician  in  Charge  of  Department  for  Diseases  of  Children— H.  C.  Cameron, 

M.A.,  M.D. 
Physician  in  Psychological  Medicine — M.  Craig,  M.A.,  M.D. 
Surgeons  and  Assistant  Surgeons— Sir  Arbuthnot  Lane,  Bart.  M.S.,  L.  A.  Dunn, 

M.S.,  Sir  Alfred  Fripp,  M.S.,  C.B.,  K.C.V.O.,  F.  J.  Steward,  M.S.,  C.  H. 

Fagge,  M.S.,  R.  P.  Rowlands,  M.S.,  P.  Turner,  M.S.,  E.  C.  Hughes, 

M.A.,  M.C.,  R.  Davies-Colley,  M.A.,  M.C. 
Obstetric  Surgeons— G.  Bellingham-Smith,  M.B.,  B.S.,  H.  Chapple,  M.A.,  M.C. 
Ophthalmic  Surgeons— ^.  L   Eason,  M.D.,  M.S.,  A.  W.  Ormond,  Esq. 
Surgeons  in  Charge  of  Department  for  Diseases  of  the  Throat,  Nose,  and  Ear — 

W.  M.  MoLLisoN,  M.A.,  M.C,  T.  B.  Layton,  M.S. 
Surgeon  in  Charge  of  the  Department  for  Diseases  of  the  Urino-Genital  System — 

A.  R.  Thompson,  Ch.M. 
Surgeon  in  Charge  of  the  Orthopcedic  Department — W.  H.  Trethowan,  M.B., 
Warden  of  the  College— h.  Bromley,  M.A.,  M.C.  B.S. 

Dean  of  the  Medical  School— Yi.  C.  Cameron,  M.A.,  M.D. 

SPECIAL  CLASSES  FOR  OXFORD  and  CAMBRIDGE  STUDENTS. 

Special  Revision  Classes  with  daily  tuition  in  Anatomy  and  Physiology  are  held 
twice  yearly  for  lo  weeks  before  each  of  the  examinations  for  the  Diploma 
F.R.C.S.Eng.  Practical  Courses  in  Elementary  Pathology  and  in  Pharmacology, 
suitable  for  candidates  for  the  Second  M.B.  Oxford  and  the  second  part  of  the 
Second  M.B.  Cambridge  are  held  at  frequent  intervals. 

The  Science  Scholarship  for  University  Students  is  open  for  competition 
in  September.  Candidates  must  be  under  25  years  of  age,  must  have  completed  the 
curriculum  for,  or  passed,  an  examination  in  Anatomy  and  Physiology  for  a  medical 
degree  in  any  University  of  the  United  Kingdom,  and  must  not  have  entered  as 
students  in  any  Metropolitan  Medical  School.  The  subjects  of  examination  are 
any  two  of  the  following  :  Elementary  Pathology,  Pharmacology,  Human  Anatomy, 
Physiology,  Organic  Chemistry,  Zoology,  or  Physics. 

Students,  if  they  desire,  may  secure  rooms  in  The  Residential  College,  which 
adjoins  the  Hospital.  A  list  of  approved  lodgings  may  also  be  obtained  on 
application.  The  ground  and  playing-fields  of  the  Club's  Union  are  situated  at 
Honor  Oak  Park,  twenty-five  minutes  by  rail  from  the  Hospital. 

Full  particulars  as  to  Fees,  Scholarships  and  Prizes,  the  Prospectus  of  the  School 
and  the  Regulations  of  the  Residential  College  may  be  obtained  on  application  to  the 
,Dean— 

Dr.  H.  C.  CAMERON, 

Guy's  Hospital^  London  Bridge^  S.E. 


54  CAMBRIDGE    CALENDAR 

The  London  Hospital 

MEDICAL  COLLEGE  &  DENTAL  SCHOOL. 

The  Hospital  is  the  largest  in  England,  and  the  only 
large  general  Hospital  for  the  whole  of  East  London  ; 
922  beds  are  in  constant  use.  Last  year,  In-patients, 
16,827;  Out-patients,  227,007;  Accidents,  15,015; 
Major  Operations,  5256. 

The  Medical  College  is  essentially  modern,  with 
large  laboratories  equipped  with  the  latest  and  most 
approved  appliances. 

A  Dental  School  is  attached  to  the  Hospital  which 
provides  a  full  course  for  the  Dental  Diploma. 

The  Staff  is  so  large  as  to  permit  of  individual  attention 
being  paid  to  all  students. 

Special  Tutorial  Courses  are  held  for  all 
Examinations. 

Research  Funds  of  over  £21,000  give  unrivalled 
facilities  for  Medical  Research. 

Appointments  :  141  Appointments  are  made  annually 
from  students  of  the  College  recently  qualified. 

Scholarships  and  Prizes  :  Thirty-four  Scholar- 
ships and  Prizes  are  awarded  annucilly.  An  Entrance 
Scholarship  in  the  subjects  of  Anatomy  and  Physiology 
is  open  to  students  of  the  University  of  Cambridge. 


Flourishing  Clubs'  Union.     Athletic  Ground.     College  Dining 
Hall.     Students  Hostel. 


For  Prospectus  and  Particulars  apply  to  the  DEAN  (Professor 
WILLIAM  WRIGHT,  M.B.,  D.Sc,  F.R.C.S.),  who  will  be  glad  to 
make  arrangements  for  any  one  wishing  to  see  over  the  Hospital,  College, 
or  Dental  School. 


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ST.  MARY'S  HOSPITAL  MEDICAL  SCHOOL 

PADDINGTON,    W. 

(UNIVERSITY  OF  LONDON) 

The  Terms  of  the  Sessions  1913 — 14  begin  as  follows,  and  Students  may  con- 
veniently commence  their  studies  on  any  of  these  dates :— WINTER  SESSION, 
First  Term,  October  ist,  1913,  Second  Term,  January  6th,  1914  ;  SUMMER 
SESSION,  April  2ist,  1914. 

The  HOSPITAL  and  MEDICAL  SCHOOL  are  close  to  the  Paddington  Station 
(G.W.Ry.),  Marylebone  (G.C.Ry.),  Edgware  Road  and  Praed  Street  (Met.  &  Dist.) 
and  Lancaster  Gate  (Tube). 

A  Register  of  Residences  for  Students  in  the  vicinity  of  the  Hospital  and  in  the 
neighbouring  districts  of  Kensington,  West  Hampstead,  Acton,  and  Ealing  is  kept 
in  the  Office  of  the  Medical  School. 

The  MEDICAL  SCHOOL  provides  complete  preparation  for  the  Medical 
Degrees  of  the  Universities,  and  for  the  Government  Medical  Services. 

Athletic  Ci-ubs'  Ground. — The  Athletic  Ground,  seven  acres  in  extent,  and 
possessing  a  large  and  well-equipped  Pavilion,  is  situated  at  Park  Royal,  Acton, 
within  easy  reach  of  the  Medical  School. 

COURSES  OF  STUDY. 

Instruction  is  provided  in  all  subjects  of  the  curriculum,  (a)  Preliminary  Scientific, 
(i)  Intermediate,  and  (c)  Final,  under  Recognized  Teachers  of  the  University  of 
London. 

Pathology  and  Bacteriology. — The  Course  in  General  Pathology  extends 
from  October  to  July.  Three  Courses  of  Clinical  Pathology  are  held  in  each  year. 
Two  Courses  of  Bacteriology  are  held  in  each  year,  commencing  in  October  and 
April. 

Primary  and  Final  F.R.C.S. — Two  special  courses  of  instruction  for  the 
Primary,  and  two  for  the  Final  F.R.C.S.,  are  held  in  each  year. 

Therapeutic  Inoculation.— Advanced  Courses  under  Sir  Almroth  Wright, 
F.R.S.,  are  held  throughout  the  year.  Thirty-one  beds  in  the  Hospital  are  devoted 
to  patients  undergoing  this  treatment. 

ENTRANCE  SCHOLARSHIPS. 

Open  Scholarships  in  Natural  Science. — One  of  £100,  one  of  £50,  and  one 
of  £26  5S.  will  be  open  for  competition  in  September. 

University  Scholarships.— Two  of  £52  lOs.  will  be  competed  for  in  September, 
the  subjects  of  the  Examination  being  Physiology  and  Histology,  and  either  Anatomy 
or  Chemistry  at  the  option  of  the  candidate. 

HOSPITAL  STAFF. 


Consulting  Physician — Dr.  D.  B.  Lees. 

Consulting  Surgeons — Mr.  Edmund 
Owen,  Mr.  H.  W.  Page,  Mr.  A.  J. 
Pepper;  (Ophthalmic)  Sir  G.  A. 
Critchett,  Bart.,  C.V.O.,  Mr. 
Henry  Juler  ;  (Skin)  Sir  Malcolm 
Morris,  K.C.V.O.  ;  (Dental)  Mr. 
Morton  Smale  ;  (Throat)  Dr.ScANES 
Spicer  ;  (Obstetric)  Dr.  M.  Hand- 
field-Jones. 

Consulting   Ancesthetist — Mr.    Henry 
j     Davis. 

\  Physicians— Dr.  S.  Phillips,  Dr.  A.  P. 
Luff,  Dr.  Wilfred  Harris,  (Out- 
patients) Sir  John  Broadbent,  Bt., 
Dr.  W.  H.  Willcox,  Dr.  R.  H. 
.Miller. 

Obstetric  Surgeons— Dr.  W.  J.  Gow; 
(Out-patients)  Dr.  T.  G.  Stevens. 


Surgeons— M.r.  J.  E.  Lane,  Mr.  V.  W. 

Low,  Mr.  W.  H.  Clayton-Greene  ; 

(Out-patients)  Mr.  Maynard  Smith, 

Mr.     Duncan    Fitzwilliams,    Mr. 

V.  Z.  Cope. 
Ophthalmic     Surgeons — Mr.       Leslie 

Paton,  Mr.  G.  Coats. 
Surgeons    to   Ear,    Nose   and   Throat 

Department— Dr.     William     Hill, 

Mr.  C.  I.  Graham. 
Physician    to    Skin    Department — Dr. 

Graham  Little. 
Physician  to  Department  for  Nervous 

Diseases — Dr.  Wilfred  Harris. 
Physician  to  Department  for  Mental 

Diseases — Dr.  R.  H.  Cole. 
Dental Snrs eon-Mr.  W.  H.  Dolamore. 
Director  0/  Inoculation  Department — 

Sir  Almroth  Wright,  F.R  S.,  S.  R. 

Douglas,  Capt.  I. M.S.  (Assistant.) 

For  Calendar  of  the  Medical  School,  giving  full  information  as  to  Courses  o*' 
.Study,  Fees,  &c.,  apply  to  the  Dean,  Sir  Jonn  Broadbent,  or  to  Mr.  B.  E, 
Matthews,  School  Secretary. 


56  CAMBRIDGE  CALENDAH 

THE  MIDDLESEX  HOSPITAL 
MEDICAL  SCHOOL 

(University  of  London) 

The  Hospital  and  Medical  School  are  fully  equipped  for  teach- 
ing the  entire  medical  curriculum,  including-  instruction  in 
Maternity  Wards. 


HOSPITAL  APPOINTMENTS 

_  The  following  appointments,  besides  the  usual  Clerkships  and  Dresser- 
ships,  are  open  to  all  General  Students  without  extra  fee  :— 

Resident  Officers  to  the  Special  Departments    2  appointments  annually  for  6  monJhs 

House  Physicians 6  ,,  ,,  ,, 

House  Surgeons        ........         8  ,,  „  ,, 

Obstetric  House  Surgeons 2  ,,  ,,  ,, 

The  Medical,  Surgical,  and  Obstetric  Registrars  are  appointed  by  the  Weekly 
Board,  on  the  recommendation  of  the  Medical  Committee,  as  vacancies  arise  (salary 
£4:0  a  year  each). 

The  Medical  and  Surgical  Casualty  Officers  are  appointed  in  the  same  manner 
(salary  £50  a  year  each,  with  board  and  residence). 


SCHOLARSHIPS  AND   PRIZES 

Three  Entrance  Scholarships  ofthe  value  of  £100,  £50,  and  £25  respectively, 
and  a  University  Scholarship  in  Anatomy  and  Physiology,  value  £50,  open  to 
Students  of  Oxford  and  Cambridge  Universities  who  have  already  passed  or  com- 
pleted the  curriculum  for  the  professional  examinations  in  Anatomy  and  Physiology, 
are  offered  for  competition  at  the  commencement  ofthe  Winter  Session. 

Two  Broderip  Scholarships  of  the  value  of  £60  and  £40  respectively,  are 
awarded  every  year  for  proficiency  in  Clinical  Knowledge. 

The  Murray  Gold  Medal  and  Scholarship  (£25).  founded  in  connection  with 
the  University  of  Aberdeen,  is  awarded  every  third  year  to  a  Student  of  the 
Middlesex  Hospital. 

The  following  are  awarded  annually  : — 
The  Hetley  Prize,  value  £25  (Clinical  Medicine,  Surf^ery,  and  Obstetrics). 
The  Lyell  Medal  and  Scholarship,  value  £55  (Surgical  A  natonty  and  Practical 

Surgery). 
The  Leopold  Hudson  Prize,  value  W  euineasi^Surgical  Pathology  and  Bacteriology). 
The  Freeman  Scholarship,  value  £30  (Obstetric  Medicine  and  Gyncecology). 
Second  year  s  Exhibition,  value  £10  lOs.  (Anatomy  and  Physiology). 
^^  Emden"  Cancer  Research  Scholarship,  value  £100. 
*' Richard Hollins^'  Research  Scholarship,  value  £105. 
Salters'  Co.  Cancer  Research  Scholarship,  ;^100. 
Cancer  Research  Scholarship,  £Q0. 

New  Zealand  Students'  Scholarship,  the  clinical  advantages  of  the  Hospital  for 
one  year  free. 

The  Tutors  assist  all  Students,  especially  those  who  are  preparing  for  Exami- 
nations, without  extra  fee ;  thus  the  necessity  of  obtaining  private  instruction  is 
obviated. 

There  is  a  Gymnasium  in  the  Hospital,  and 
an  Athletic   Ground  within  easy  distance. 


Full  particulars  may  be  obtained  on  application  to  H.  CAMPBELL  THOMSON, 
M.D.,  F.R.C  P.,  Dean  ofthe  Medical  School,  Middlesex  Hospital,  London,  W. 


ADVBETISING   SHEET.  57 

University  College  Hospital 

MEDICAL   SCHOOL   (UNIVERSITY  OF   LONDON). 
ENTRANCE. 

A  Student  may  enter  the  School  as  soon  as  he  has  passed  the  University  of 
London  Matriculation  Examination,  or  one  of  the  other  Preliminary  Examinations 
that  qualify  a  Medical  Student  for  entering  a  Medical  School.  In  this  case  he  will 
pursue  his  Preliminary  and  Intermediate  Studies  at  University  College,  and  when 
those  are  completed  will  carry  on  his  Final  Medical  Studies  at  University  College 
Hospital  Medical  School.  The  student  who,  in  addition  to  having  passed  a  Matri- 
culation or  other  examination,  has  completed  his  Preliminary  and  Intermediate 
Medical  Studies  at  University  College  or  elsewhere,  may  enter  the  University 
College  Hospital  Medical  School  for  his  Final  Medical  Studies  only.  Qualified 
Medical  men  and  others  who  can  produce  evidence  of  sufficient  qualifications  may 
be  admitted  to  the  Special  Departments  for  the  purposes  of  research,  or  to  Hospit^ 
Practice  for  certain  definite  periods. 


The  Preliminary  Scientific  Course  at  University  College— 26  guineas. 

Intermediate  Course  at  Univ«rsity  College — 57  guineas. 

Final  Examinations  for  the  Degrees  of  the  Universitres  of  London  and  Oxford, 
C3.1Ilbridge  and  Durham,  and  lor  the  Final  Examination  for  the  qualifications  of 
the  Royal  College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons  and_  for  the  Licence  of  the  Society  of 
Apothecaries  at  University  College  Hospital  Medical  School,  80  guineas  if  paid  in 
one  sum,  or  82  guineas  paid  in  two  instalments  of  50  and  32  guineas.  A  Reduction 
of  £10  lOS.  is  made  in  the  case  of  students  taking  Pathology  at  Cambridge. 

University  College  Hospital  has,  through  the  munificence  of  the  late  Sir  John 

I  Blundell  Maple,  Bart.,  been  rebuilt  and  extended  in  accordance  with  the  require- 
ments of  modern  medical  science.  The  new  Hospital  accomodates  300  patients, 
and  possesses  extensive  out-patient  and  special  departments. 

Thirty-eight  Clinical  Appointments,  eighteen  of  which  are  resident,  are  filled  up 
by  competition  during  the  year,  and  these,  as  well  as  all  Clerkships  and  Dresserships, 

II  are  open  to  students  of  the  Hospital  without  extra  fee. 

■'  The  new  Medical  School  is  now  completed,  and  it  provides  accommodation  for 
Lectures  and  Demonstrations  and  Practical  Work  in  all  the  Final  Subjects  of  the 
medical  curriculum.  There  are  three  Lecture  Demonstration  Theatres  for  the 
teaching  of  Morbid  Anatomy,  Bacteriology,  and  Chemical  Pathology  :  also  rooms 
equipped  for  the  teaching  of  Operative  Surgery  and  Surgical  Anatomy,  and  two 
large  Lecture  Theatres.     The  Library  contains  about  13,500  volumes. 

The  Medical  Society,  which  was  founded  in  1828,  for  promoting  the  Study  of 
Medical  and  Surgical  Sciences  amongst  Students,  and  for  Social  intercourse,  has  four 
rooms  set  apart  for  Reading  and  Recreation,  and  there  is  a  large  Gymnasium  with 
Baths  attached  to  the  School  Building,  fully  equipped  and  at  the  disposal  of 
the  Members  of  the  Society. 

PROFESSORS  AND  LECTURERS  AND  CLINICAL  TEACHERS. 
Medicine—SioNE,v     Martin,      M.D., 

F.R.C.P.,  F.R.S. 
Clinical  Medicine  -Sir  J.  R.  Bradford, 

K.C.M.G.,    M.D.,    F.R.S.  ;   Sidney 

Martin,  M.D.,  F.R.S.  ;  J.  Risien 

Russell,     M.D.,      F.R.C.P.  ;     H. 

Batty     Shaw,     M.D.,     F.R.C.P.  ; 

F.  J.  Poynton,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  ;  C. 

Bolton,    M.D.,    F.R.C.P.  ;  T.    R. 


Elliott,     M.D.    (Cantab.),     F.R.S. 

Surgery— K.  E.  Barker,  F.R.C.S. 

Clinical  Surgery — A.  E.  Barker, 
F.R.C.S.  ;  Sir  R.  J.  Godlee,  Bart., 
M.S.,  F.R.C.S.  ;  Bilton  Pollard, 
B.S.,  F.R.C.S.  ;  Raymond  Johnson, 
B.S.,  F.R.C.S.  ;  Wilfred  Trotter, 
M.S.,  F.R.C.S.  ;  H.  Morrison 
Davies,      M.D.,      M.C.     (Cantab.). 


Midwifery— E..    R.    Spencer,    M.D., 

F.R.C.P.  ;  G.  F.  Blacker,  M.D. 
Pathology-C.  Bolton,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P. 
Forensic    Medicine— Y.    J.    Poynton, 

M.D.,  F.R.C.P.  [F.R.C.P. 

Therapeutics — H.  Batty  Shaw,  M.D., 
Opthalmic    Medicine    and    Surgery — 

Percy  Flemming,  B.S.,  F.R.C.S.  ; 

J.  H.  Parsons,  D.Sc,  B.S.,  F.R.C.S. 
Diseases  ef  the  Skin  —A.  M.  H.  Gray, 

M.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  M.R.C.P. 
PjrycAra^ry— Bernard  Hart,  M.D. 
Diseases  of  Ear,  Nose  and   Throat — 
Herbert  Tilley,  B.S.,  F.R.C.S. 

G.  Seccombe  Hett,  B.S.,  F.R.C.S. 
Dental  Surgery— %.  Spokes,  M.R.C.S. 
Ancesthetics—Yi\iV)\.v.-^     W.     Buxton, 

H.  O.  Scharlieb,  M.D.  [M.D. 


Scholarships  and  Exhibitions  of  the  value  of  over  £800  are  off"ered  for  competition 
annually.     The  Athletic  Ground  is  at  Perivale,  within  easy  access  of  the  Hospital. 

Prospectus,  with  all  information  as  to  Classes,  Scholarships,  &c.,  mav  be  obtained 
from  the  Dean,  University  College  Hospital  Medical  School,  University  Street, 
Gower Street,  W.C— G.  F.  BLACKER,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  Dean\  LEONARD  R. 
THOMAS,  Secretary. 


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THE 

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FOR   THE   YEAR 

1913-1914 


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DISCIPLINIS    BONIS    OPERAM     DATO. 

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Calendar  for  the   year    1913 — 1914. 

October  1913. 


TABLE   OF   CONTENTS. 


PAGE 

Almanac vii 

Subjects  for  Examinations  and  Prizes    xxvii 

University  and  College  Officers      Ixxvi 

Electoral  Roll  (List  of)      cxiii 

Constitution  of  the  University.     Terms,  &c 1 

Senate-House  Examinations    8 

Proceedings  in  Degrees    135 

Examination  of  Women 179 

University  Local  Examinations    182 

Oxford  and  Cambridge  Schools  Examination  Board 185 

Teachers'  Training  Syndicate 189 

Indian  Civil  Service 192 

Foreign  Service  Students  Committee  194 

Diplomas 196—218 

Fees,  &c.   219 

Honour  Class  Lists 226 

Degrees  conferred  in  1912  740 

University  Officers   752 

Eeaderships,  Preachers  and  Lecturers ...  778 

University  Scholarships  and  Prizes    792 

Patronage  of  the  University  915 

University  Buildings,  Museums,  &c 924 

Colleges  and  Hostels 963 

Non-Collegiate  Studen  ts  of  the  University    1258 

Members  of  the  Senate  not  on  the  Boards  of  any  College    ...  1262 

Doctors  of  Divinity  by  Seniority 1265 

Titular  Degrees    1267 

Summary  of  Members  of  University  1272 

List  of  Members  of  the  University  1273 

Cambridge  Philosophical  Society    1408 

Antiquarian  Society  1409 

Philological  Society 1410 

Theological  Society    1412 

Classical  Society  1413 

Index     1414 


AN     ALMANAC, 

WITH 

UNIVERSITY   CEREMONIES,  &c.  AT   CAMBRIDGE. 

From  Jdly  I,  1913,   to  December  31,  1914. 


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JULY   XXXI.— 1913. 


Oxford  Trinity  Term  ends. 


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^ttentfi  Suntrag  after  Crimtg. 


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<^tg^t1&  Sunlrap  after  Crinitg. 


^intfi  ^unlrag  after  Crinitg. 


^aint  Jilames. 


CTentl^  ^untrag  after  Crinitg. 


Trinity  Law  Sittings  end. 


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iFtfteentf)  ^untrap  after  Crinitp. 

UNIVERSITY  CEREMONIES,  &c. 


SEPTEMBER   XXX.— 1913. 

1 
2 
3 
4 
5 
6 

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B.A.s  return  Books  to  the  Library. 

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8 

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MxUtntti  ^untrap  after  Crinits. 

M.A.s  return  Books  to  the  Library. 

Library  closed  to-day  and  until  the  23rd  inclusive. 

^cDenteentft  ^unttap  after  Crinitg. 

Ember-Day. 
Ember-Day. 

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7 

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©ig1)teentf)  ^uiiDap  after  Crinitg.    ^amt  iiaait1jeiu» 
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i^ineteentft  ^uiiDap  after  Crinitg. 
S^aint  i!Hift)ael  anli  ^11  Angels. 

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Vice-Chancellor  enters  upon  office.  Michaelmafe  Tern 
bej^ins.  Second  Part  of  the  Second  Examinatioi 
for  M.B.  Degree  begins. 

Previous  Examination  begins. 

Preliminary  Examination  in  Science  and  First  Examina 
tion  for  M.B.  Degree  begin. 

CtDentiet]^  ^unlrag  after  Crinitg. 

Examination  in  Sanitary  Science,  Part  1.  begins. 

Qualifying  Examination  for  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripo^ 
begins. 

Full  Term  begins.    Oxford  Michaelmas  Term  begins. 


Ctoentg-first  Jtunltap  after  C'rinits. 
Michaelmas    Law    Sittings    begin.     Examination    in 
Sanitary  Science,  Part  II.  begins. 


Saint  1/Ufee. 


Ctoentssgeconlr  Suntrai?  after  Crinttp. 
End  of  first  quarter  of  Michaelmas  Term. 
Matriculation. 
Matriculation. 


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^aiirt  ^imon  anlJ  ^aint  ^uOe. 


CONGREGATIONS. 

""t"  l:;;:;::t?o'a.r1<«°"-i'»8--)- 

„      17 at  2  p.m. 

,,      81 at  2  p.m. 


UNIVERSITY  CEREMONIES,  &c.                            xi 

NOVEMBER  XXX.— 1913. 

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nil  xatnts'  JSaj).     Scarlet  Day. 

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CtDcntB^fouitt   ^unrrae   after   CTriniti).     Scarlet  Day. 

Commemoration  of  Benefactors.    Sermon   by  the 

Lady  Margaret  Preacher. 
Michaelmas  Law  Terra  begins. 

Michaelmas  Term  divides. 

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CtDPnts=fi(ti&  ^itmlrae  after  Crinitp. 
Examination  for  Carus  Greek  Testament  Prizes. 

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CtoentB^siiti)  ^uttirag  after  Crinttg, 
Meeting  of  Crane's  Trustees. 

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9 

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Chjentg^sebentt  S»tuHrag  after  Criiutg. 

Michaelmas  Law  Term  ends. 

Special  Examination  in  Music  for  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree 
begins. 

End  of  third  quarter  of  Michaelmas  Term. 

f) 

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aubent  ^untrag,    ^amt  ^nlrreto. 

CONGREGATIONS. 

November    8 at  2  p.m. 

„       21 at  2  p.m. 

28 at  2  p.m. 

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Meeting  of  Electors  to  University  Scholarships. 

General  Examination  for  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  begins. 
Examination  for  Crosse  Scholarships  begins. 

Examination  for  Teachers'  Training  begins. 

Special  Examinations  for  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  except 
in  Music  and  Examination  in  Preliminary  Archi- 
tectural Studies  begin. 

Saint  Nicholas.     Founder's  Day  at  King's  College, 


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^EfonU  ^untrag  in  atrbent. 

Full  Term  ends.    Preliminary  Examination  in  Science 

and  First  Examination  and   Second  Examination 

Part  I.  for  M.B.  Degree  and  Third  Examination 

(Old  Regulations  Part  I.)  begin. 
Previous  Examination  begins.     Third  Examination  for 

M.B.  Degree  (New  Regulations  and  Old  Regulations 

Part  II.)  begins. 

Examination  for  M.C.  Degree  begins. 


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Ct)trlr  ^uttirap  m  airtoent. 


Ember-Day.  Class  Lists  published  of  Special  Ex- 
aminations for  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree.  Oxford 
Michaelmas  Term  ends. 

Ember-Day.  MichaelmasTermends.  General  Admission. 
Ember-Dav. 


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^atiit  S'tiomas.  jfourti^  S'unlrae  in  atrbent.  Michaelmas 
Law  Sittings  end. 


Inauguration   of  Bachelors  of  Arts,  Law,  Medicine, 

Surgery,  and  Music.     Holiday  at  the  Library. 
Cl&ristmas  SBag.     Scarlet  Day.    Holiday  at  the  Library, 
^aint  ^tFpficn.     Holiday  at  the  Library, 
^atnt  ,^of)n.      Holiday  at  the  Library." 


;lfirst  ^iinlrai)  after  Christmas,    .^dnnorents'  ©ap. 


B.A.s  return  Books  to  the  Library. 
M.A.s  return  Books  to  the  Library. 

CONGREGATIONS. 

Dec.  6,  at   2  p.m.  Dec.  19  at  2  p.m.  (General  Admission) 


UNIVERSITY  CEREMONIES,  &c. 


JANUARY    XXXI.— 1914. 


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Cirrumcigion.    Library  closed. 
Library  closed. 


Lent  Term  begins. 

Examinations  for  University  Scholarships  and  Chan- 
cellor's Classical  Medals  begin. 


dftrst  Sunltaj)  after  lEpipt)an»- 

Hilary  Law  Sittings  begin.     Hilary  Law  Term  begins. 


Full  Term  begins. 


Cfjtrlr  ^untrag  aftrr  Ifipip^ang.   ConUersion  of  ^t  Paul. 

End  of  first  quarter  of  Lent  Term. 
Matriculation. 


Hilary  Law  Term  ends. 


CONGREGATIONS. 

January  23 at  2  p.m. 

„       31 at  2  p.m. 


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.ifourtl^  S>nttlra5  after  iSptpfjaitg. 

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^purification  of  tfte  Virgin  ittarj. 

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^leptuagegima  ^untrap. 

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^eiagesima  Sunlraj?. 

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Lent  Term  divides. 

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©uinguagesima  ^unlrap. 

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^aittt  ifttatt^ias. 

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a8l&*5iaaetineslta8. 

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CONGREGATIONS 

February  13 at  2  p.m. 

,,        27 at  2  p.m. 


UNIVERSITY  CEREMONIES,  &c. 


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MARCH    XXXI 1914. 


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.ifir^t  ^utiliajj  in  Hent. 


Ember-Day. 


Ember-Day. 
Ember-Day. 
5jecon¥^unbai)  in  Hent.    End  oflhird  quarter  of  Lent 

Term. 
Examination  for  Bell  and  Abbott  Scholarships  begins. 


Examination  for  the  Degree  of  Master  of  Music  begins. 


Cf)iri»  ^unlrap  in  Hent. 

Full  Term  ends. 

Previous  Examination  begins. 


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iPourtfj  ibunlrag  in  Hent.    Mid-Lent  Sunday. 


annunciation  of  tlje  "kJirgin  iWarg.     Founder's  Day  at 
King's  College. 

Lent  Term  ends.    Bell  Scholars  elected. 


.-ififtf)  Sunlrap  in  lent. 

B.A.s  return  Books  to  the  Library. 

M.A.s  return  Books  to  the  Library. 


CONGREGATIONS. 

March    6 at  2  p.m. 

„      14 at  2  p.m. 


AN  ALMANAC,  WITH 


APRIL   XXX.— 1914. 


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Examination    in    Sanitary    Science,    Part    I.    begins. 

Library  closed.     Easter  Law  Term  begins. 
Library  closed. 


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Examination  in  Sanitary  Science,  Part  II.  begins. 


Hilary  Law  Sittings  end. 
Holiday  at  the  Library. 
Holiday  at  the  Library. 
Holiday  at  the  Library. 

Scarlet  Day. 


(j^asier  S>unlrag. 
Holiday  at  the  Library. 
Holiday  at  the  Library. 


Easter  Term  begins. 
jlFirst  ^unlraBaf ter  ^iTaster . 

Easter  Law  Sittings  begin. 


Full  Term  begins. 
^amt  ittarfe. 


^eronli  SnnliaB  after  (l^astrr. 

Examination  for  Winchester  Reading  Prizes. 

Oral  Examination  in  Modern  Languages  begins.  Second 
Examination  Part  II  for  M.B.  Degree.  Examin- 
ation for  Lightfoot  Scholarship  begins  Easter  Law 
Term  ends. 


UNIVEKSITY   CEKEMONIES,  &c. 


xvii 


MAY  XXXI.—1914. 


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^aittt  ^^ilip  antr  ^atnt  James. 

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C^irU  ^unDap  after  faster. 

End  of  first  quarter  of  Easter  Term. 

Matriculation.     Examination    for    Stewart    of    Rannoch 

Scholarships  in  Hebrew  begins. 
St  John  ante  Portam  Latinam.    Accession  of  King  George  V. 
Examination    for   Stewart    of   Rannoch   Scholarships   in 

Greek  and  Latin  begins. 

Easter  Law  Sittings  end. 

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11 
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jFourtl^  ^uiitrag  after  ©aster. 

Examinations    for    Tyrwhitt    Hebrew    Scholarships    and 
Stewart    of  Rannoch    Scholarships   in    Sacred    Music 
begin. 

Examination  for  Classical  Tripos  Part  I.  begins. 

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jFifti)  ^unlrag  after  «j?aster.     Rogation  Sunday. 

Meeting  of  Crane's  Trustees. 

Trinity  Law  Term  begins. 

ascension  Bag.    Easter  Term  divides.     Scarlet  Day. 

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^untrag  after  ascension  Hag. 

Examination  for  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  Tripos 
begins. 

Queen  Consort  born.  Special  Examination  in  Music  and 
Examinations  for  the  Degree  of  Mus.  Bac.  Parts  I.  and 
n.  begin.     Natural  Sciences  Tripos  Part  I.  begins. 

Examination  for  Law  Tripos  Part  I.  begins. 

Examination  for  Natural  Sciences  Tripos  Part  H.  begins. 

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SliSE^itSunlras.     Scarlet  Day. 

CONGREGATIONS. 

May    1 at  2  p.m. 

,,        9 at  2  p.m. 

,,  •  22 at  2  p.m. 

„      30 at  2  p.m. 


AN  ALMANAC,  WITH 


JUNE    XXX.— 1914. 


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Examinations  for  Mathematical  Tripos  Part  II.,  Classical 
Tripos  Part  II.,  Theological  Tripos  Part  I.,  Historical 
Tripos  Parts  I.  and  II.,  Oriental  Languages  Tripos 
(Section  I),  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos  and  Economics 
Tripos  Parts  I.  and  II.  begin. 

King  George  V.  born.  Ember-Day.  Special  Examinations 
for  Ordinary  B.  A.  Degree  except  in  Music  begin.  Moral 
Sciences  Tripos  Part  I.  begins.  Examination  in  Pre- 
liminary Architectural  Studies  begins.  Vice-Chancellor 
elected. 

Examinations  for  Mathematical  Tripos  Part  I.,  Moral 
Sciences  Tripos  Part  II.,  and  Law  Tripos  Part  II.  begin. 

Ember-Day.  Examination  for  Theological  Tripos  Part  II. 
begins.  Qualifying  Examination  for  Mechanical  Sciences 
Tripos  begins. 

Ember-Day. 

UTrinitg  ^untras.  End  of  third  quarter  of  Easter  Term. 
Scarlet  Day. 

General  Examination  for  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  begins. 
Examination  for  Oriental  Languages  Tripos  (Section 
II)  begins. 

Trinity  Law  Sittings  begin.     Trinity  Law  Term  ends, 

*)aittt  iSarnatjag. 

Full  Term  ends. 


CONGREGATIONS 

June    5 at  2  p.m.  (Recitation  of  Prize  Exercises). 

,,     12 at  2  p.m. 


UNIVERSITY  CEREMONIES,  &c. 


XIX 


JUNE   XXX.— 1914. 


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jTirst  ^utttiaij  after  Crinitg. 

First  Examination  for  M.B.  Degree,  and  Second  Examin- 
ation Part  I.  for  M.B.  Degree  begins.  Preliminary  Ex- 
amination in  Science. 

Third  Examination  for  M.B.  Degree  begins. 

Class  Lists  published  of  Special  Examinations  for  Ordinary 
B.A.  Degree,  Mathematical  Tripos  Parts  I.  and  II.  and 
Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  Tripos.  Examination 
for  M.C.  Degree  begins. 

Class  Lists  published  of  Natural  Sciences  Tripos  Parts  I. 
and  II.,  Oriental  Languages  Tripos  and  Mechanical 
Sciences  Tripos. 

General  Admission  for  Ordinary  B.A.  Degrees.  Class  Lists 
published  of  Classical  Tripos  Parts  I.  and  II.,  Moral 
Sciences  Tripos  Parts  I.  and  II.,  Theological  Tripos 
Parts  I.  and  II.,  Law  Tripos  Parts  I.  and  II.,  His- 
torical Tripos  Parts  I.  and  II.,  and  Economics  Tripos 
Parts  I.  and  II. 


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^ECOnlT  ^unlrag  after  Crinitp.     Commencement  Sunday. 

Examination  for  Teachers'  Training  begins. 

Scarlet  Day.  Commencement  Tuesday.  Previous  Ex- 
amination begins.  General  Admission  for  Degrees  in 
Honours.     Creation  of  Masters  and  Doctors. 

Staitlt  ^O^n  tf)t  ISaptiSt.     Easter  Term  ends. 


Cftirtr  Siintrag  after  Crinitp. 

^aint  ^Peter.     B.A.s  return  Books  to  the  Library. 

M.A.s  return  Books  to  the  Library. 


CONGREGATIONS. 

June  20 at  9.30  a.m.  (Presentation  of  Supplicats). 

,,     20 at  11  a.m.     (General  Admission). 

„     23 at  9.30a.m.  (Presentation  of  Supplicats). 

:;    "s^^^at^p'm"'}  (General  Admission). 


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JULY   XXXI.— 1914. 


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Saint  James. 


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^ebentft  ^unlrag  after  Crmitj). 


Trinity  Law  Sittings  end. 


UNIVERSITY  CEREMONIES,  &c. 


XXI 


AUGUST  XXXI.— 1914. 

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<Biq^tt)  Suntiap  after  Crinitp. 

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Bintft  Suntras  after  Crinitp. 

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Centf)  Sunlras  after  Crinitg. 

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SEPTEMBER   XXX.— 1914. 

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i[Cf)irteentf)  ^untrap  after  Crinitg. 

B.A.s  retuni  Books  to  the  Library. 

M.A.s  return  Books  to  the  Library. 

Library  closed  to-day  and  until  the  23rd  inclusive. 

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jf  ourteentl^  l^untrae  after  Crinitg. 

Ember-Day. 

Ember-Day. 
Ember-Day. 

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jftfteentl)  Jbunlrag  after  t^Trinitg. 
^aint  ittattftehj. 

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J&iiteent^  ^uitlras  after  Crinit». 
Ibaint  iHicJ^ael  anlr  ail  Angels. 

UNIVERSITY  CEREMONIES.  &c. 


OCTOBER  XXXI.— 1914. 


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Vice-Chancellor  enters  upon  office.  Michaelmas  Term 
begins.  Previous  Examination  begins.  Second 
Examination  for  M.B.  Degree  Part  II.  begins. 


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^ebenteent^  Sunttag  after  Crinits. 
Examination  in  Sanitary  Science,  Part  I.  begins. 
Preliminary  Examination  in  Science. 
Qualifying  Examination  for  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos 
begins.     First  Examination  for  M.B.  Degree  begins. 


a^ig^teent^  ^untrag  after  €vimii$. 

Examination   in    Sanitary    Science,   Part    II.   begins. 

Michaelmas  Law  Sittings  begin. 
Full  Term  begins. 


j3^ineteettt1^  ^untrag  after  Crinite.     S>atttt  atilte. 

End  of  first  quarter  of  Michaelmas  Term. 

Matriculation. 

Matriculation. 


€tDentitiff  S>unlra8  after  Crittit». 
J&aint  J&imon  anli  §aint  .|lutre. 


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NOVEMBER    XXX.— 1914. 


CtDents=&r9t  ^unlraB  after  Crinitp.    ^11  :^aintg'  Hap 
Scarlet  Day. 


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Michaelmas  Law  Term  begins. 


Members  of  the  Council  of  the  Senate  elected. 
Ehjentesgecontr   ^unlrap   after    €iiniti).     Miehaelmaa 
Term  divides. 


Examination  for  Cams  Greek  Testament  Prizes. 


CtDentgstfjtrlr  ^unlrag  after  Crtnitg. 
Meeting  of  Crane's  Trustees. 


i!i:tDetttjj=fourt1b  ^unlras  after  ^rinitg. 
Michaelmas  Law  Term  ends. 


Special    Examination    in    Music    for    Ordinary    B.A. 
Degree  begins. 


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atlbent  5>unlra?.     End  of  third  quarter  of  Michaelmas 

Term, 
^aint  ^nlrreh). 


UNIVERSITY  CEREMONIES,  &c. 


XXV 


DECEMBER  XXXI.— 1914. 


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Examination  for  Teachers'  Training  begins. 


Special  Examinations  for  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  begin, 
except  in  Music.  Examination  in  Preliminary  Archi- 
tectural Studies  begins. 

jftrsi  ^unlraj)  in  atrbent. 

General  Examination  for  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  begins. 
Meeting  of  Electors  to  University  Scholarships. 

Third  Examination  for  M.B.  Degree  and  Examination 
for  Crosse  Scholarships  begin. 

Examination  for  M.C.  Degree  begins. 

Full  Term  ends. 

Previous  Examination  begins. 


^econtr  ^unlrag  in  airbent. 

First  Examination  for  M.B.  Degree  and  Second  Ex- 
amination for  M.B.  Degree  Part  I.  begin.  Pre- 
liminary Examination  in  Science. 

Ember- Day. 

Class  Lists  published  of  Special  Examinations  for 
Ordinary   B.A.  Degree. 

Ember- Day. 

Ember-Day.  Michaelmas  Term  ends.  General  Ad- 
mission. 

€W^  ^'Utttras  in  atrbent. 

^aiitt  f^^omas.    Michaelmas  Law  Sittings  end. 


Inauguration   of  Bachelors  of  Arts,   Law,  Medicine, 

Surgery,  and  Music.     Holiday  at  the  Library. 
Cl^risttnaB  Bag.     Scarlet  Day.     Holiday  at  the  Library, 
giaittt  ^tepl^ett.     Holiday  at  the  Library. 
jFourtt)  5>untra8  in  atrbent.    5'aint  Jo^n. 
Innocents'  Hag.     Holiday  at  the  Library. 

B.A.s  return  Books  to  the  Library. 
M.A.s  return  Books  to  the  Library. 


EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS, 


PREVIOUS  EXAMINATION. 
Part  I.     1913. 

1.  St  Matthew's  Gospel,  or  Plato,  Apology. 

2.  Caesar,  de  Bello  Gallico,  iv  and  v. 

3.  Aristophanes,  Plutus,  or  unprepared  passages   of  Greek,  without 
the  use  of  a  dictionary  ;  with  grammatical  questions. 

4.  Unprepared  passages  of  Latin  to  be  translated  into  English,  the  use 
of  a  dictionary  being  allowed. 

Part  I.    1914. 

1.  St  Mark's  Gospel,  or  Plato,  Apology. 

2.  Virgil,  Aeneid  ii. 

3.  Xenophon,  Anabasis  iv. 

4.  Unprepared  passages  of  Latin  to  be  translated  into  English,  the  use 
of  a  dictionary  being  allowed. 

Alternative  Subjects  for  Natives  of  Asia  or  of  Egypt,  or  of  Asia  or 
Africa,  not  of  European  j^arentage. 

1913.  In  place  of  St  Matthew's  Gospel,  St  Matthew's  Gospel  in  English 
or  Macaulay,  History  of  England,  cc.  i — iii. 

In  place  of  Aristophanes,  Plutus,  Wordsworth,  Prelude  i — iii. 

1914.  In  place  of  St  Mark's  Gospel,   St  Mark's  Gospel  in  English,  or 

Southey,  Life  of  Nelson. 
In  place  of  Xenophon,  Anabasis  iv,  Shakespeare,  Tempest. 

In  place  of  the  Latin  Classic  and  Latin  Translation  into  English. 

Arabic. 

1913  and  1914.     Qur'^n,  the  last  Juz',  Suras  Ixxviii— cxiv. 

Al-Fakhrl,  from  the  Dawlatu'  1-Arba*a  to  the  death  of  Yazfd  i, 
inclusive  (pp.  101 — 163  in  Derenbourg's  edition;  pp.  65 — 107  in 
the  Cairo  ed- of  A.  H.  1317). 
The  Mu'allaq^t  of  Zuhayr,  and  'Amr  ibn  Kulthum.  Simple 
passages  from  the  principal  commentaries  may  also  be  set  in  con- 
nexion with  the  verses  to  which  they  belong. 

Sanskrit. 

1913  and  1914.     1.    Kena  Upauisad  with   Saukara's  Commentary  (the 
Pada-Bhdsya). 

2.  Pancatantra  i. 

3.  Ratnavali. 


xxviii  EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS. 

Chinese. 
1913  and  1914.     The  Four  Books  {Ssic  Shu):— 

1.  The  Confucian  Analects  {Lun  Yil). 

2.  The  Great  Learning  {Ta  Hsiieh).  ' 

3.  The  Doctrine  of  the  Mean  {Chung  Yung). 

4.  The  Works  of  Mencius  (/Vle«^  T^y/).  ' 
The  papers  will  be  set  in  each  of  the  above  languages  when  required  in 

the  Previous  Examination  which  takes  place  at  the  end  of  the  Michaelmas 
Term,  and — in  the  case  of  each  of  the  languages— one  of  the  two  papers 
will  contain 

(a)  passages  for  translation  into  English  from  the  set  books  above 

specified,  with  grammatical  or  other  questions  immediately 
arising- thereupon, 

(b)  questions  on  the  subject-matter; 

and  the  other  will  contain  two  or  more  easy  unprepared  passages  of  the 
language  to  be  translated  into  English. 

Pali. 
1913  and  1914.     Dhammapada. 

Jataka,  nos.  151 — 172  (ed.  Fausboll,  ii.  pp.  1—67). 
Tevijja  Sutta. 

Part  II. 
Paley's  Evidences,  or  as  an  alternative  either  Elementary  Logic 

or  Elementary  Heat  and  Chemistry. 
Practical  and  i  heoretical  Geometry. 
Arithmetic.     Algebra. 

English  Essay. 

1913.  Scott,  Quentin  Durward. 

1914.  Boswell,  Tour  in  the  Hebrides  with  Dr  Johnson. 

Additional  Subjects. 
1913. 
Mechanics  with  Trigonometry. 
Moliere,  Le  Misanthrope. 

Mignet,  Histoire  de  la  Revolution  Fran9aise,  cc.  1 — 9. 
Schiller,  Ballads,  ed.  H.  Johnson. 
Meyer,  C.  F.,  Jvirg  Jenatsch,  abridged  by  W.  Ahrens. 

1914. 
Mechanics  with  Trigonometry. 
Corneille,  Le  Cid. 
Michelet,  Jean  d'Arc. 
Meyer,  C.  F.,  Der  Heilige. 

Hewett,  W.  T.,  Poems  of  Uhland   (Balladen  und  Romanzen, 
pp.  85—218). 

GENERAL  EXAMINATION. 
Part  I. 

1913.  1.  Homer,  Odyssey,  Books  ix,  x. 
2.  Pliny,  Epistles,  vi. 

3  and  4.     Mechanics  and  Trigonometry. 
5.  (Voluntary.)    Latin  Prose. 

1914.  1.  Plutarch,  Pericles. 
2.  Horace,  Epistles,  i. 

3  and  4.  Mechanics  and  Trigonometry. 
5.  (V^oluntary.)    Latin  Prose. 


EXAMINATION   AND   PRIZE  SUBJECTS.  xxix 

Pabt  it. 

1.  The  Acts  of  the  Apostles  in  Greek. 

2.  1913  and  1914.     Eeign  of  Queen  Elizabeth. 

3.  Eng-lish  Essay  or  Essays  on  the  subject  for  Paper  2, 

4.  Hydrostatics  and  Heat. 

5.  (Voluntary.)     1913.     Shakespeare's  Tempest. 

1914.    Milton,  Areopagitica  and  Lycidas. 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN  THEOLOGY. 

Part  I. 

1.  1914  and  1915.     Outlines  of  Old  Testament  History. 

2.  1914.    II.  Samuel,  I.  Kings  i — v,  viii — xi,  Isaiah  xl — xlviii,  Joel. 
1915.     I.  Kings  xii — xxii;  II.  Kings  i — xvii,  Amos,  Jeremiah  i — vii. 

3.  1914.     St  Matthew's  Gospel  in  Greek. 
1915.     St  Mark's  Gospel  in  Greek. 

4.  (Voluntary.)     1914  and  1915.     The  History  of  the  Jews  from  the 

close  of  the  Old  Testament  History  to  the  Fall  of  Jerusalem,  with 
special  attention  to  the  religious  life  and  thought  of  the  Jews  so 
far  as  they  illustrate  the  Gospel  History. 

Part  II. 

1.  1914  and  1915.     The  Life  and  Epistles  of  St  Paul  (in  English). 

2.  1914.     The  Epistle  to  the  Romans. 

1915.     The  Epistle  to  the  Galatians  and  the  Epistle  of  St  James. 

3.  1914  and  1915.     Outlines  of  Enghsh  Church  History  to  a.d.  1717. 

4.  (Voluntary.)     1914.    II.  Samuel  i — vii,  xii — xix. 
1915.    Hebrew  :  Genesis  xl — xlviii,  Exodus  i — vi. 

5.  (Voluntary.)     1914  and  1915.     Outlmes  of  Early  Church  History 

to  the  death  of  Leo  the  Great. 

6.  (Voluntary.)     1914.     Religious  History  of  the  Church  of  England 

from  1799  to  1847. 
1915.  The  Christian  Social  Movement  in  England,  1846  to  1870. 
(Candidates  are  recommended  to  read  the  relevant  portions  of 
Masterman's  Frederick  Denison  Maurice  [in  "Leaders  of  the 
Church"  Series],  of  Kaufmann's  Charles  Kingsley  and  of 
Kingsley's  Alton  Locke.) 

7.  Essay  on  the  subject  matter  of  Papers  1  m  Part  I,  and  1,  2  and 

3  in  Part  11. 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN   POLITICAL  ECONOMY. 

The  Special  Board  for  Economics  and  Politics  prescribe  Unemployment 
as  the  voluntary  subjectfor  Part  I,  and  Railway  Economics  as  the  voluntary 
subject  for  Part  II,  and  recommend  the  following  lists  of  books. 

Part  I. 

1913.     The  Economics  of  Industry : 
Marshall,  Economics  of  Industry. 
Seager,  Introduction  to  Economics,  cc.  xi — xxi  to  end. 
Taylor,  Principles  of  Scientific  Management. 
MacGregor,  Evolution  of  Industry. 


XXX  EIXAMINATION    AND    PRIZE  SUBJECTS. 

1914.     The  Economics  of  Industry : 

Marshall,  Economics  of  Industry. 

Seager,  Introduction  to  Economics,  cc.  xi  and  xxi— xxvi  inclusive. 

MacGregor,  Evolution  of  Industry. 

Schloss,  Methods  of  Industrial  Remuneration. 
Paper  containing  Subjects  for  an  English  Essay,  some  of  which  shall 

relate  to  general  topics. 
(Voliintary.)     1918  and  1914.     Unemployment. 

Beveridge,  Unemployment. 

Pakt  II. 

1913.  The  Economics  of  Trade  and  Finance : 
Layton,  Introduction  to  the  study  of  Prices. 
Hartley  Withers,  The  Meaning  of  Money. 
Hartley  Withers,  Stocks  and  Shares. 
Bastahle,  Theory  of  International  Trade. 

Armitage  Smith,  The  Principles  and  Methods  of  Taxation. 

1914.  Layton,  Introduction  to  the  Study  of  Prices. 
Hartley  Withers,  The  Meaning  of  Money. 
Hartley  Withers,  Money- Changing. 
Bastable,  Theory  of  International  Trade. 

Armitage  Smith,  The  Principles  and  Methods  of  Taxation. 
Paper  containing  Subjects  for  an  English  Essay  relating  to  Economics. 
(Voluntary.)     1913  and  1914.    Eailway  Economics : 

Acworth,    The    Elements    of    Eailway    Economics.        Johnson, 
American  Railroad  Transportation. 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN  LAW. 
Paet  L 

1.  1914  and  1915.     Constitutional  Law. — Anson,  Law  and  Custom  of 

the  Constitution,  Vol.  i. 

2.  1914   and     1915.      Enghsh    Criminal   Law Kenny,   Outlines  of 

Criminal  Law. 

3.  (Voluntary.)   1913.   Kenny,  Select  Cases  in  Criminal  Law,  Part  II. 

Sections  10—13. 
C Voluntary.)  1914.   Kenny,  Select  Cases  in  Criminal  Law,  Part  II. 

Sections  14—20,  and  Part  IIL 
(Voluntary.)    1915.    Kenny,  Select  Cases  in  Criminal  Law,  Part  I. 

and  Part  11.  Sections  1 — 5. 

Part  II. 

1.  1913, 1914,  and  1915.    Elementary  parts  of  the  English  Law  of  Real 

Property. — Williams,  Law  of  Real  Property  with  the  omission 
of  Parts  V.  and  VII.  and  the  Appendices. 

2.  1913,  1914  and  1915.    Law  of  Torts.— Sahnond,  Law  of  Torts. 

3.  1913  (Voluntary).     Select  Cases  in  the  Law  of  Torts. — Kemiy,  A 

Selection  of  Cases  illustrative  of  the  Enghsh  Law  of  Tort,  Part  I. 
§§  1  and  2. 

1914  (Voluntary).  Select  Cases  in  the  Law  of  Torts. — Kenny, 
Selection  of  Cases  illustrative  of  the  English  Law  of  Tort, 
Part  I.  Section  1,  and  Part  II.  Section  4,  chap.  3. 

1915  (Voluntary).  Select  Cases  in  the  Law  of  Torts. — Kenny, 
Selection  of  Cases  in  the  Law  of  Tort,  Part  II.  Section  4, 
cc,  1  and  2. 

4.  Essay  relating-  to  the  subject-matter  of  papers  (1)  and  (2). 


EXAMINATION   AND   PRIZE  SUBJECTS.  Xxxi 

SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN  HISTORY. 

Part  I. 

Outlines  of  General  English  History  from  the  earliest  period  to  1485. 
Candidates  will  be  expected  to  shew  some  knowledge  of  Constitu- 
tional and  Economic  History. 

1913.  The  Reign  of  Henry  III. 

Tout,  Poliiical  History  of  England  1216—1377,  Chs.  I— 6  inclusive. 
English    History   from   Contemporary    Writers,   The    Misrule  of 
irlenry  III,  ed.  W,   H.  Hutton. 

1914.  The  Reign  of  Henry  II. 

The    Pohtical  History  of    England    1066—1216    (C.   B.  Adams) 

ec.  12 — 16  inclusive. 
Stubbs,  Early  Plantagenets. 
English    History    from    contemporary     writers,    St    Thomas    of 

Canterbury,  ed.  Hutton. 

1915.  Tlie  Reign  of  Henry  II. 

Adams,  The  Political  History  of  England  1066—1216  inclusive. 
Stubbs,  The  Early  Plantagenets. 

English    History    from    contemporary    writers,    St    Thomas    of 
Canterbury. 

1913  (Voluntary).    Louis  IX  of  France. 
Perry,  St  Louis. 

de  Joinville,  Saint  Louis,  King  of  France  (trans,  by  James  Hutton). 

1914  and  1915   (Voluntary).     Saladin,  Lane  Poole  (Heroes  of   the 
Nations). 

Part  II. 

and  2.    Two  papers  on  the  Outlines  of  General  English  History  after 
A.D.  1485.     The  two  papers  to  be  divided  as  nearly  as  possible 
at  A.D.  1688.  Candidates  will  be  expected  to  shew  some  knowledge 
of  Constitutional  and  Economic  History. 
1913.     The  French  Revolution,  1789—1795. 
Gardiner,  The  French  Revolution. 
Mignet,  The  French  Revolution,  Chs.  1 — 11  inclusive. 
1914  and  1915.     The  Refounding  of  the  German  Empire. 
Malleson,  The  Refounding  of  the  Geraian  Empire. 
Headlam,  Bismarck. 
(Voluntary.)     1913.    A  paper  in  the  Study  of  Politics. 
Hammond,  Outlines  of  Comparative  Politics ;   Cornewall  Lewis,  Re- 
marks on  the  Use  and  Abuse  of  some  Political  Terms;  Seeley,  Intro- 
duction to  Political  Science:  Mill,  Representative  Government. 
1914.     The  Working  Constitution  of  the  United  Kingdom. 
To  be  studied  in  the  following  works  :  Low,  Governance  of  England ; 
"Wyatt,  The  English  Citizen  and  his  Duty;  Courtney,  Working  Con- 
stitution of  the  United  Kingdom ;  Ilbert,  Parliament. 
Subjects  for  an  Essay  relating  to  the  subject-matter  of  papers  1, 2,  or  3. 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN  CHEMISTRY. 

Part  I. 

Two  papers  on  the   Simpler  Chemical  properties  of  the  Commoner 
lements  and  Compounds. 
One  paper  on  Practical  Work  in  Chemistry. 

62 


xxxii  EXAMINATION  AND   PRIZE  SUBJECTS. 

Part  II. 
Two  papers  on  the  commonly  occurring  elements,  Metallic  and  Non- 
Metallic,  together  with  the  outlines  of  Organic  Chemistry. 
One  paper  on  Practical  Work  hi  Chemistry. 

(Schedules,  see  pp.  39,  40.) 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN  PHYSICS. 

Part  I. 
Two  papers  on  Mechanism  and  Heat. 
One  paper  on  Practical  Work  on  the  same. 

Part  II. 
Two  papers  on  Light,  Electricity  and  Magnetism. 
One  paper  on  Practical  Work  on  the  same. 

(Schedules,  see  p.  41.) 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN   MATHEMATICS. 

Part  I. 

1.  Elementary  Algebra  and  Elementary  Trigonometry. 

2.  Elementary  Pure  Geometry  and  Elementary  Analytical  Geometry. 

3.  Elementary  Mechanics. 

Part  II. 

1.  Elementary  Differential  and  Integral  Calculus. 

2.  Elementary  Optics  and  Astronomy. 

3.  Mechanics  of  SoUds  and  Fluids. 

(Schedules,  see  pp.  42 — 43.) 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN  CLASSICS. 

Part  I. 

1.  1913.    Xenophon,  Anabasis  in — v.    Plato,  Euthydemus,  Laches. 

1914.  Herodotus  vi.    Demosthenes,  de  Corona. 

1915.  Thucydides  vii.    Plato,  Republic  x. 

2.  1913.     Homer,  Odyssey  ix — xn.     Sophocles,  Trachiniae. 

1914.  Aeschylus,  Prometheus  Vmctus.    Aristophanes,  Peace. 

1915.  Homer,  Iliad  xxiii,  xxiv.     Sophocles,  Electra. 

3.  Unprepared  1  raiislation  from  Greek. 

4.  (Voluntary.) 

1913.  Greek  History,  b.c.  413—387. 

1914.  Greek  History,  b.c.  547—466. 

1915.  Greek  History,  b.c.  434—404. 

Part  II. 

1.  1913.    Cicero  in  his  Letters  (Tyrrell.    Macmillan).     Tacitus,  His- 

tories I. 

1914.  Cicero,  Tusculan  Disputations  i.     Livy  ix. 

1915.  Cicero,  ad  Atticum  ii.     Tacitus,  Annals  iv. 

2.  1913.     Plautus,  Aulularia.     Virgil,  Aeneid  x— xn. 

1914.  Horace,  Odes  i — in.     Juvenal  i,  iii,  vii,  vui,  x. 

1915.  Plautus,  Miles  Gloriosus.     Virgil,  Georgics,  i,  iv. 

3.  Unprepared  Translation  from  Latin. 

4.  Latin  Prose  Compositioik 


EXAMINATION    AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS.  xxxiii 

(Voluntary.) 

1913.  Roman  History,  b.c.  63—31. 

1914.  Roman  History,  b.c.  48 — a.d.  14. 

1915.  Roman  History,  a.d.  14 — 70. 

Essay  on  the  subject  matter  of  the  portions  of  authors  selected  for 
papers  1  and  2. 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN  MECHANISM  AND  APPLIED 
SCIENCE. 

1913. 

Part  I. 

1.  Practical  Mathematics. 

2.  Descriptive  Mechanism. 

3.  Surveying,  being  a  practical  examination  in  field  and  ofl&ce  work. 

Part  II. 

1.  Elementary  Applied  Mechanics. 

2.  Mechanical  Drawing. 

3.  Workshop  Practice,  and  one  or  more  of  the  following  subjects : 
Heat  and  Heat-Engines . 

Strength  of  Materials  and  Elementary  Theory  of  Structures. 
Electricity. 

(Schedules,  see  pp.  44 — 47.) 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN  ENGINEERING  SCIENCE. 

Regulations  for  1914  and  subsequent  years. 
Part  I. 

1.  Practical  Mathematics. 

2.  Elementary  Mechanics. 

3.  Strength  of  Materials. 

Part  II. 

1.  Mechanical  Drawing. 

2.  Mechanics  of  Machines. 

3.  Heat  Engines. 

4.  Theory  of  Structures. 

5.  Applied  Electricity. 

6.  Hydraulics. 

7.  Surveying. 

(Schedules,  see  pp.  49 — 51.) 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN  MUSIC. 
Part  I. 
Acoustics    in    accordance  with    the    Schedule  for  Acoustics    in    the 
?reliminary  Examination  for  the  Degree  of  Mus.B. 

Part  IL 
Harmony  in  not  more  than  four  parts. 
Counterpoint  in  not  more  than  three  parts. 


xxxiv  EXAMINATION  AND  PEIZE   SUBJECTS. 

SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN  MILITARY   SUBJECTS. 
1913  and  1914 1 

Paet  I. 

1.  Military  Engineering. 

2.  Military  Topography. 

3.  The  Elements  of  Tactics — together  with  a  practical  examination  in- 

volving the  tactical  application  of  the  principles  of  Engineering  and 
Topogi'aphy  to  a  given  piece  of  ground. 

4.  Military  Organization  and  Administration. 

Part  II. 

1.  (a)    Military  History  and 

(b)     the  Principles  of  Strategy. 

2.  A  special  campaign,  or  part  of  a  campaign. 

3.  The   Theory  of  Tactics,  with  at  least  one  problem  involving  the 

application   of  tactical  principles  to  a   scheme  worked  out  on  a 
section  of  the  Ordnance  Map. 

4.  Military  Law.     (The  use  of  the  King's  Eegulations  and  of  the  Manual 

of  Military  Law  will  be  alloAved  for  this  paper,  but  without  access  to 
table  of  contents  or  index.    Alternative  questions  may  be  set.) 

The  Examination  will  be  conducted  according  to  the  following  Syllabus : 

Part  I. 

1.  Military  Engineering.     Intrenchments    and    earthworks.     Tools, 

tasks,  materials,  revetments.     Preparation  of  a  position  for  defence. 
Knotting  and  lashing.     Bridges.     Camjung  arrangements — cooking, 
water-supply,  shelters.     Demolitions. 
Book  recommended:  Manual  of  Field  Engineering,  1911. 

2.  Military  Topography.    Definitions,  scales,  and  conventional  signs, 

on  English  and  foreign  maps.  Slopes,  contours,  sections.  Map- 
reading.  Enlargement  and  reduction  of  maps.  Methods  of  field 
sketching,  with  and  without  instruments  (prismatic  compass,  clino- 
meter, protractor,  aneroid  barometer). 
Book  recommended:  Manual  of  Map  Beading  and  Field  Sketching, 
1912. 

3.  The    Elements    of    Tactics,    and    the    practical    examination. 

Cavalry  Training,  1912,  Chapter  vii.  Sections  156 — 162  (Cavalry 
in  co-operation   with  the  other  arms  on  the  battle-field) ;    Field 
Artillery   Training,   1912,  Infantry  Training,  1911,  Field  Service 
Regulations,  Part  i.  Operations,  1912. 
Book  recommended:  Lieut. -Colonel  F.  H.  Dyke's  Lectures  on  Tactics. 

4.  Military  Organization  and  Administration.    A  detailed  knowledge 

of  the  organization  and  administration  of  one  of  the  following :  (a)  an 

Infantry  Battalion,  {b)  a  Cavalry  Regiment,  (c)  a  Field  Artillery 

Battery,  {d)  a  Garrison  Artillery  Company. 

A  general  knowledge  of  the  following  subjects:  (a)  The  general  system 

of  organization  and  administration  of  the  Army  in  the  field.     (5)  War 

establishments,  and  the  composition  of  staffs  and  units  in  the  field. 

Books  recommended:  Field  Service  Regulations,  Part  n,  Organization 
and  Administration,  1909;  War  Establishments,  Part  i  (Expedi- 
tionary Forces),  1911—1912;  Field  Service  Pocket-Book,  1911. 

I  New  Regulations  for  December  1914  and  subsequent  years,  see  p.  xxxv. 


EXAMINATION  AND  PKIZE   SUBJECTS.  xxxv 

Pakt  II. 

(a)  Military  History.  A  specified  portion  of  the  Hon.  J.  W 
Fortescue's  History  of  the  British  Army. 

The  portion  to  be  studied  for  the  examinations  of  1913  is  Volume  in, 
Book  XI,  Chapters  xu,  xiv,  xvi,  xvn,  xviii,  xx;  The  War  of  Inde- 
pendence m  America,  from  the  Capitulation  of  Saratoga  to  the 
Capitulation  of  Yorktown. 

(b)  Principles  of  Strategy. 

Books  recommended:  Colonel  G.  F.  K.  Henderson's  Science  of  War, 
Chaptersi — viii inclusive ;  Lieut. -Colonel F.  H.  Dyke's  "A"  to  "N." 

Special  Campaign.  The  campaign,  or  part  of  a  campaign,  which  is 
set  from  time  to  time  for  the  examination  of  University  can- 
didates for  the  Army. 

The  campaign  to  be  studied  for  1913  is  The  Kusso-Turkish  War  of 
1877 — 78,  omitting  the  operations  in  Asia- Minor. 

Theory  of  Tactics.  Field  Service  Regulations,  Part  i,  Operations, 
1912. 

Military  Law.  The  history  and  nature  of  Military  Law.  The  Army 
Act — (a)  how  brought  into  force ;  (b)  classification  of  contents ; 
(c)  application.  Procedure-—  (a)  arrest  of  offenders,  including  appre- 
hension of  deserters;  (ft)  summary  procedure;  (c)  proceedings  prior 
to  trial;  {d)  jurisdiction,  composition,  convening  and  procedure  of 
Courts-Martial.  Power  of  Commanding  Officer.  Classification  and 
nature  of  punishments.  The  law  of  evidence  in  criminal  cases. 
Status,  rights,  and  liabilities  of  officers  and  soldiers.  The  customs 
of  war. 

Books  recommended :  The  King's  Regulations ;  Manual  of  Military  Law. 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN   MILITARY   SUBJECTS  FOR   THE 
MICHAELMAS   TERM   1914. 

Part  I. 

1.  Military  Engineering. 

2.  Military  Topography. 

3.  The  Elements  of  Tactics. 

4.  Imperial  Defence  A.     (Organization  and  Administration.) 

Part  II. 

1.  Imperial  Defence  B.     (Strategy.) 

2.  Selected  Campaigns. 

3.  Problems  in  Tactics. 

4.  Problems  in  Military  Engineering  aud  Military  Topogi*aphy. 

A  practical  Examination  involving  the  tactical  application  of  the 
Principles  of  Engineering  and  Mihtary  Topography  to  a  given  piece  of 
ground. 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION   IN  PSYCHOLOGY. 
Part  I. 

1.  Physiology  of  the  Nervous  System  and  Sense  Organs. 

2.  Psychology. 

3.  Practical  Work  in  Psychology. 

4.  (Voluntary.)    Animal  Psychology. 


xvi  EXAMINATION  AND  PKIZE   SUBJECTS. 

Part  II. 
1  and  2.     Psychology. 

3.  Practical  Work  in  Psychology. 

4.  Subjects  for  an  English  Essay. 

5.  (Voluntary.)    Application  of  Psychology  to  Education. 

(Schedules,  see  pp.  53,  54.) 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN   GEOLOGY. 

1  and  2.     Physical,  Structural,  Stratigraphical  and  Economic  Geology. 

3.  Essays  on  some  Geological  Subjects. 

4.  Practical  and  Oral  Examination  in  Structural  Geology,  Geological 

Mapping,  Economic  Geology  and  Conunon  rocks  and  fossils. 

5.  (Voluntary.)     Petrology. 

6.  (Volimtary.)     Practical  Work  in  Petrology. 

7.  (Voluntary.)     Palaeontology. 

8.  (Voluntary.)    Practical  Work  in  Palaeontology. 

(Schedules,  see  p.  57.) 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN   BOTANY. 

The  Structure  and  Physiology  of  Selected  Types  of  Plants. 

General  Plant  Biology,  The  Eelation  of   Structure  and  Function  to 

Special  Environments. 
Reproduction,  Heredity  and  Variation,  Plant-Breeding. 
The  Origin  of  Species,  Natural  Selection,  Adaptation. 
The  Structure  of  Flowers  and  Floral  Biology. 
Ecological  and  Moristic  Plant-Geogi'aphy. 

(Schedules,  see  p.  58.) 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN   ZOOLOGY. 

Elements  of  Comparative  Anatomy  and  Embryology. 
Natural  History,  General  and  Philosophical  Zoology,  including  Heredity, 
Variation,  Natural  Selection,  Evolution,  Distribution,  Adaptation,  etc. 
(Schedules,  see  p.  58.) 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN  AGRICULTURAL   SCIENCE. 

Elementary  Botany,  Zoology,  Ecology,  Chemistry  and  Physics  in  their 

relation  to  Agriculture. 
The  General  Principles  of  Agriculture. 
The  General  Principles  of  Forestry. 
(Voluntary.)    Elementary   Geology    in    relation    to    Agriculture    and 

Principles  of  Forestry. 

(Schedules,  see  pp.  59—64.) 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN   GEOGRAPHY. 

1.  Physical  Geography. 

2.  Historical  and  Political  Geography. 

Selected  Regions : 
1913  and  1914.     Europe. 
1915.     Africa. 


EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS.  xxxvii 

3.  Economic  and  Commercial  Geography. 

Selected  Eegions : 
1913  and  1914.     Europe. 
1915.    Africa. 

4.  Cartography. 

5.  (Voluntary.)    History  of  Geographical  Discovery, 

Selected  Periods : 
1913  and  1914.     Fifteenth  Century. 
j  1915.     Seventeenth  Century. 

6.  (Voluntary.)    Elements  of  Ethnology. 

(Schedules,  see  p.  65.) 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN  MODERN  LANGUAGES. 
Any  student  who  has  hefore  the  Michaelmas  Tenn,  1912,  passed  one  part 
f  the  Special  Examination  shall  be  entitled  to  take  in  the  Michaehnas  Term 
912,  or  later,  the  following  papers  of  A,  B  and  C  instead  of  the  remaining 
•art  of  the  Special  Examination,  and  if  he  satisfy  the  Examiners  in  these 
lapers  he  shall  be  deemed  to  have  passed  the  remaining  part  of  the  Special 
Examination  in  Modern  Languages, 
For  Students  who  have  already  passed  Part  I : 
Papers  1  and  5  of  Section  A,  and  either  (a)  Papers  1,  2,  3,  4,  5  of 

Section  B,  or  (b)  Papers  1,  2,  3,  4,  5  of  Section  C. 
The  Paper  5  of  Section  A,  and  Paper  5  of  Section  B  or  Section  C  shall 
be  Voluntary  Papers. 
For  Students  who  have  already  passed  Part  II : 

Papers  2  and  3  of  Section  A  and  either  Papers  1  and  3  of  Section  B, 

or  Papers  1  and  3  of  Section  C. 
The  Paper  3  of  Section  A  and  Paper  3  of  Section  B  or  Section  C  shall 
be  Voluntary  Papers. 

1913. 
Section  A. 
1.     Chaucer:  Prologue  to  the  Canterbury  Tales :  Nun's  Priest's  Tale. 
'2.     Shakespeare:  The  Merchant  of  Venice ;  Hamlet. 
.3.     Period  of  Enghsh  Literature,  1660—1730. 

4.  Subjects  for  an  Essay  relating  to  the  subject-matter  of  Papers  2 

and  3. 

5.  (Voluntary.)   Cook :  First  Book  in  Old  English,  pp.  123—188  (i— xii) . 

Section  B. 

1.  Montaigne:     Principaux    chapitres    et    extraits    des    Essais,    ed. 

A,  Jeanroy  (Paris,  Hachette),  Book  i,  Sections  i,  iv,  ix;  Book  ii, 
Section  xxxi. 

2.  Moliere :  Le  Misanthrope. 

V.  Hugo:  Les  FeuiUes  d'automne. 
Michelet :  Jeanne  d'Arc. 

3.  Translation  from  English  into  French. 

4.  Subjects  for  an  Essay  in  English  relating  to  the  subject-matter  of 

Paper  1. 

6.  (Voluntary.)     Original  Composition  in  French. 

Section  C. 
1.    Goethe:  Faust  i.  * 

SchiUer:  Ballads  (ed.  Henry  Johnson). 
,2.    Heine:  Deutschland. 

C.  F.  Meyer:  Der  Heilige;  Jiirg  Jenatsch  (ed.  W.  Ahrens). 
3.     Translation  from  English  into  German. 

.4.     Subjects  for  an  Essay  in  English  relating  to  the  subject-matter  of 
Paper  1. 

5.  (Voluntary.)    Original  Composition  in  German. 

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xxxviii  EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  S OBJECTS. 

1914. 
Section  A. 

1.  Chaucer :  Knight's  Tale. 

2.  Shakespeare  :  As  You  Like  It ;  Macbeth. 

3.  Period  of  Enghsh  Literature,  1780—1800. 

4.  Subjects  for  an  Essay  relating  to  the  subject-matter  of  Pai>ers  2 

and  3. 

5.  (Voluntary.)     Cook:    First  Book  in   Old  English,   pp.   123—188 

(i— xii). 

Section  B. 

1.  Montaigne :     Principaux    chapitres    et    extraits    des    Essais,    ed. 

A.  Jeanroy  (Paris,  Hachette),  Book  i,  Sections  viii,  xi;  Book  ii, 
Section  xxxi;   Book  in.  Section  viii,  xxxvi — xli,  xlviii — i.ii, 

LIV. 

2.  CorneiUe:  Le  Cid. 

Michelet :  Louis  XI  et  Charles  Le  Temeraire. 
Sully  Prudhomme :  Stances  et  Poenies. 

3.  Translation  from  English  into  French. 

4.  Subjects  for  an  Essay  in  English  relating  to  the  subject-matter  of 

Paper  1. 

5.  (Voluntary.)     Original  Composition  in  French, 

Section  C. 

1.  Goethe:  Faust  i. 
SchiUer:  Demetrius. 

2.  Heine:  Deutschland. 

Hoffmann:    Das    Gymnasium   zu    Stolpenberg    (omitting    Munks 
Madonna) . 
•3.     Translation  from  English  into  German. 

4.  Subjects  for  an  Essay  in  English  relating  to  the  subject-matter  of 

Paper  1. 

5.  (Voluntary.)     Original  Composition  in  German. 

1915. 
Section  A. 

1.  Chaucer:  Prologue  to  the  Canterbury  Tales;  Pardoner's  Prologue 

and  Tale. 

2.  Shakespeare :  Twelfth  Night ;  King  Lear. 

3.  Period  of  Literature,  1780—1830. 

4.  Subjects  for  an  Essay  relating  to  the  subject-matter  of  Papers  2 

and  3. 

5.  (Voluntary.)     Cook:   First  Book  in   Old  EngUsh,   pp.   123—188 

(i— xii). 

Section  B. 

1.  Agrippa  d'Aubigne  (as  contained  in  Pellissier,  Morceaux  choisis  des 

poetes  du  xvi«  siecle). 

2.  Kacine :  Les  Plaideurs. 

Madame  de  Campan:  Memoires  (Oxford  Higher  French  Series). 
Victor  Hugo :  Buy  Bias. 

3.  Translation  from  English  into  French. 

4.  Subjects  for  an  Essay  in  Enghsh  relating  to  the  subject-matter  of 

Paper  1. 

6.  (Voluntary.)     Original  Composition  in  French. 


EXAMINATION  AND  PKIZE   SUBJECTS.  xxxix 

Section  C. 

1.  Goethe :  Groetz  von  Berlicliingeu. 
Schiller:  Wallensteiii. 

2.  The  Oxford  Book  of  German  Verse,  Nos.  64  to  166. 

Freytag:  Soil  unci  Haben  (ed.  Ida  Bultmann,  Glun  &  Co.,  1898). 

3.  Translation  from  English  into  German. 

4.  Subjects  for  an  Essay  in  English  relating  to  the  subject-matter  of 

Paper  1. 

5.  (Voluntary.)     Original  Composition  in  German. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOS.    Part  I. 

Papers  XL  and  XII. 

Greek  History  to  times  not  later  than  322  b.c, 

Roman  History  to  times  not  later  than  117  a.d. 

Paper  XIV.  (1) 

1914.    Plato,  Republic  ii,  in,  iv. 

1915  and  1916.     Aristotle,  Ethics  B,  P,  A. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOS.    Part  II.    1914. 

Section  A. 
The  alternative  subjects  for  paper  3  (c)  are: 
Greek,  Thucydides,  in,  iv. 
Latin,  Propertius. 
The  following  books  will  be  found  useful  for  paper  3(o)  (b)  (c): 
Bentley,  Epistola  ad  Millium.     Person,  Preface  to  Hecuba.     Cobet, 
Variae  Lectiones,  Novae  Lectiones.   Madvig-,  Adversaria  Critica.    Lindsay, 
An  Introduction  to  Latin  lextual  ^Emendation.     Thompson,  Manual  of 
Greek  and  Latin  Palaeography.    Gardthausen,  Griechische  Palaeographie. 
Wattenbach,   Anleitung  zur  griechischen   Palaeographie,  Anleitung  zur 
lateinischen  Palaeographie.   Kenyon,  F.  G.,  Palaeography  of  Greek  Papyri 
(1899).    Havet,  Manuel  de  Critique  Verbale  appliquee  aux  textes  Latins. 
Traube,  Vorlesungen  und  Abhandlungen,  vol.  i. 
The  selected  subject  for  paper  4  is: 

Greek  Tragedy  and  Satyric  Drama,  with  special  reference  to  Aeschylus, 
Persae,  Sophocles,  Oedipus  Rex,  Euripides,  Phoenissae,  Cyclops. 

Section  B. 
The  selected  works  are : 

Plato,  Theaetetus,  Timaeiis. 
Aristotle,  Metaphysics  Z, 
Cicero,  Academics  i. 

Section  C. 

1.  The  questions  in  the  general  paper  on  Greek  History  will  be  limited 
"'to  times  not  later  than  146  b.c 

2.  The  questions  in   the  general  paper  on   Roman    History  will  be 
limited  to  times  not  later  than  180  a.d. 

3.  The  special  period  of  Greek  History  appointed  is  from  413 — 386  B.C. 

4.  The  special  period  of  Roman  History  appointed  is  from  70— 42 b.c. 


xl  EXAMINATION  AND  PKIZE   SUBJECTS. 

5.  (a)  The  general  questions  on  Law  will  be  limited,  in  the  case  of 
Greek  Law,  to  times  not  later  than  the  death  of  Demosthenes ;  in  that  of 
Roman  Law,  to  times  not  later  than  the  writings  of  Gains. 

(/8)  'I'he  special  subject  prescribed  for  study  in  Law  is  as  follows: 

Demosthenes,  Speeches  36,  45,  46,  49,  50,  52,  53. 

Section  D. 

The  special  subject  for  paper  2  (/3)  is  Delos. 

The  following  ancient  authorities  are  recommended  for  reference  or 
special  study: 

Pausanias  with  J.  G.  Frazer's  translation  and  commentary.  Pliny, 
Nat.  Hist.  XXXIV — xxxvi.  ed.  K.  Jex  Blake  and  E.  Sellers.     Vitruvius. 

A  collection  of  passages  of  ancient  authors  bearing  on  the  lives  and 
works  of  artists  is  given  in  Overbeck,  Antike  Schriftquellen. 

Section  E. 
The  selected  subjects  for  paper  3  are  the  following: 
Story  of  Nala,  books  i — v,  and  Selections  from  the  HitopadeQa(Lanman'8 
Sanskrit  Reader,  pp.  1 — 44.) 

Ripveda,  Hymns  i.  32;  i.  165;  iv.  42;  vii.  56;  vii.  86;  vii.  88;  vii.  89; 
viii.  14;  x.  14;  x.  18.     (Lanman's  >S'aws^n'<  iZeatier,  xxxii,  xxxv,  xxxvii, 

XLll — XLVI,  L,  LIII.) 

[A  transliterated  version  of  Lanman's  Reader,  pp.  1 — 44,  is  published. 
The  hymns  are  transliterated  in  Aufrechts  edition  of  the  Rigveda.] 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOS.    Pabt  II.   1915. 
Section  A. 

The  alternative  subjects  for  Paper  3  (c)  are: 
Greek:  Thucydides,  iii,  iv. 

Latin  :  Horace,  Odes,  Epodes,  and  Carmen  Saeculare. 
The  following  books  will  be  found  useful  for  paper  3  (a)  (6)  (c): 
Bentley,  Epistola  ad  Millium.     Person,  Preface  to  Hecuba.    Cobet, 
Variae  Lectiones,  Novae  Leciioues.    Madvig,  Adversaria  Critica.    Lindsay, 
An  Introduction  to  Latin  Textual  Emendation.     Thompson,  An  Introduc- 
tion to  Greek  and  Latin  Palaeography  (1912),  or  the  same  author's  Manual. 
Gardthausen,   Griechische   Palaeographie.     Wattenbach,  Anleitung   zur 
griechischen  Palaeographie,  Anleitung  zur   lateinischen    Palaeographie. 
Kenyon,  F.    G.,   Palaeography  of  Greek   Papyri.     Havet,    Manuel   de 
Critique  Verbale  appliquee  aux   textes  Latins.      Traube,  Vorlesungen 
und  Abhandlungen,  vol.  i. 
The  selected  subject  for  Paper  4  is: 
Virgil,  Aeneid. 

Section  B. 
The  selected  works  are : 
Plato,  Timaeus,  Politicus. 
Aristotle,  Metaphysics  A,  A. 
Cicero,  Academics  i. 

Section  C. 

1.  The  questions  in  the  general  paper  on  Greek  History  will  be  limited 
to  times  not  later  than  146  b.c. 

2.  The  questions  in  the  general  paper  on    Roman  History  will  be 
limited  to  times  not  later  than  180  a.d. 


EXAMINATION  AND   PKIZE  SUBJECTS.  xli 

3.  The  special  period  of  Greek  History  appointed  is  from  413  to  386  b.c. 

4.  The  special  period  of   Roman   History  appointed  is  from  31  B.C. 

0  14  A.D. 

5.  (o)  The  general  questions  on  Law  will  be  limited,  in  the  case  of 
Jreek  Law,  to  times  not  later  than  the  death  of  Demosthenes ;  in  that  of 
ioman  Law,  to  times  not  later  than  the  writings  of  Gaius. 

(/8)    The  special  subject  prescribed  for  study  in  Law  is  as  follows : — 
Demosthenes,  Speeches  36,  45,  46,  49,  60,  52,  53. 

Section  D, 

The  special  subject  for  paper  2  (/3)  is  Epidauros. 

The  following  ancient  authorities  are  recommended  for  reference  or 
pecial  study : 

Pausanias  with  J.  G.  Frazer's  translation  and  commentary.  Pliny, 
VJat.  Hist.  XXXIV — xxxvi.,  ed.  K.  Jex  Blake  and  E.  Sellers.     Vitruvius. 

A  collection  of  passages  of  ancient  authors  bearing  on  the  lives  and  works 
»f  artists  is  given  in  Overbeck,  Antike  Schriftquellen. 

Section  E. 

The  selected  subjects  for  paper  3  are  the  following: 

Story  of  Nala,  books  i — v,  and  Selections  from  the  Hitopadepa  (Lan- 
nan's  Sanskrit  Eeader,  pp.  1 — 44). 

Rigveda,  Hymns  i.  32;  i.  165;  iv.  42;  vii.  56;  vii.  86;  vii.  88;  vii.  89; 
/iii.  14;  x.  14;  x.  18,     (Lanman's  Sanskrit  Reader,  xxxii,  xxxv,  xxxvn, 

CLII— XLVI,  L,  LIIl). 

[A  transliterated  version  of  Lanman's  Reader,  pp.  1 — 44,  is  published. 
The  hymns  are  also  transliterated  in  Aufrecht's  edition  of  the  Rigveda.] 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOS. 

hedule  of  the  Subjects  of  Examination  in  Fart  I.  of  the  Moral 
Sciences  Tripos. 

!  Logic. 

I.  Province  of  Logic,  formal  and  material.  Postulates  of  Logic. 
Relation  of  Logic  to  Psychology  and  to  Theory  of  Knowledge.  Thought 
md  language. 

II.  Names  and  concepts:  extension  and  intension:  definition  and 
livision:  categories:  predicables. 

III.  Judgments  and  propositions  and  their  classification:  opposition 
)f  propositions :  immediate  inferences.  Theories  of  the  import  of  propo- 
rtions.    Modality. 

IV.  Theories  of  inference.  The  fundamental  laws  of  thought. 
Analysis  and  laws  of  syllogism.  Complex  logical  processes.  Elements  of 
Symbolic  Logic. 

\'.  The  nature  of  the  inductive  process:  ground  of  induction:  uni- 
jruiity  of  nature:  principle  of  causality:  connexion  between  induction 
uid  deduction. 

VI.  Observation  and  experiment:  methods  of  induction:  scientific 
explanation :  the  nature  and  uses  of  hypothesis :  classification. 

VII.  Elementary  theory  of  probability,  and  its  relation  to  statistics. 
:'a]lacies. 

List  of  books  reconunended  on  this  subject : 

Mill,  Logic.  Jevons,  Principles  of  Science.  Keynes,  Formal  Logic. 
Bosanquet,  Essentials  of  Logic. 


xlii  EXAMINATION  AND   PRIZE   SUBJECTS. 

The  following  books  should  also  be  consulted : 

Bacon,  Novum  Organon.  Sigwart,  Logic.  Venn,  Logic  of  Chance. 
Venn,  Empirical  Logic.     Hobhouse,  Theory  of  Knowledge. 

Psychology. 

I.  Standpoint,  data,  and  methods  of  Psychology.  Its  fundamental 
concepts  and  hypotheses.  General  analysis  of  mind :  presentations, 
attention,  feeling,  conations.  Differentiation,  retentiveness,  assimilation. 
Mental  development. 

II.  Sensations  and  movements,  theoretically  and  experimentally 
treated.     Physiological  data.    Psychophysical  methods :  Weber's  Law. 

III.  Perceptual  processes,  theoretically  and  experimentally  treated. 
Illusions.  Temj)oral  and  Spatial  perception.  Reaction-time  experiments. 
Comparison  of  percepts;  rhythm;  temporal  estimation,  &c. 

IV.  Re-presentations,  theoretically  and  experimentally  treated. 
Generic  images :  memory,  recognition,  and  imagmation.  Hallucinations. 
Association,  its  forms  and  their  analysis.  Flow  of  ideas.  Span  of 
prehension. 

V.  Pleasure  and  Pain.  Emotions,  their  analysis  and  classification. 
Expression  of  Feeling  and  of  the  Emotions.  Psychological  elements  of 
Aesthetics. 

VI.  Thought:  analytic  and  synthetic.  Comparison;  Abstraction; 
Judgment.  Belief.  Connexions  of  Thought  and  Language.  Psychology 
of  Language.     Aphasia. 

VII.  Self -consciousness,  its  analysis  and  development :  Internal  Per- 
ception :  Psychological  theories  of  the  Categories. 

VIII.  Development  of  Voluntary  Actions :  Appetition  and  Aversion  ; 
Desire ;  Imitation ;  Habit ;  Conflict  of  motives.  Deliberation,  Self-control. 

List  of  books  recommended  on  this  subject : 

Ward,  Articles  "Psychology  ' '  in  the  Encyclopaedia  Britannica.  James, 
Principles  of  Psychology.  Kiilpe,  Outlines  of  Psychology .  Stout,  Manual 
of  Psychology. 

The  following  books  should  also  be  consulted : 

Sully,  The  Human  Mind.  Stout,  Analytic  Psychology.  Sanford, 
Course  of  Expenmental  Psychology.  Ladd,  Psychology  Descriptive  and 
Explanatory.     Ebbinghaus,  Orundzuge  der  Psychologic. 

Ethics. 

I.  Scope  and  method  of  Ethics ;  the  moral  judgment  and  the  judg- 
ments of  positive  science;  ethical  conceptions:  good,  right,  duty,  virtue, 
worth. 

II.  Prolegomena  to  Ethics  (sociological  and  psychological).  Custom, 
law  and  morality.  Psychology  of  action :  impulse,  desire,  and  volition ; 
the  function  of  pleasure  and  pain  and  of  reason  in  voluntary  action ; 
psychological  hedonism ;  determinism  and  free-Avill. 

III.  The  moral  consciousness.  Motive,  intention,  and  end.  Moral 
sense,  conscience,  practical  reason.  Moral  standard,  moral  law,  obliga- 
tion, sanction,  responsibility.     Relative  and  absolute  good. 

IV.  The  moral  ideal.     Happiness ;  duty ;  perfection ;  self-realisation. 

V.  The  system  of  conduct.  Particular  duties  and  virtues ;  classifica- 
tion of  the  virtues ;  types  of  moral  character. 

VI.  Relation  of  Ethics  to  Politics  and  Jurisprudence.  The  individual 
and  the  state :  rights  and  duties ;  principles  of  political  and  social  justice ; 
theories  of  punishment.     International  morality. 

VII.  History  of  Ethics.  Characteristics  and  influence  of  Greek 
Ethics.  Modern  Ethics :  development  of  intuitional  and  utilitarian  schools ; 
Kant's  Ethics  and  its  influence;  the  theory  of  evolution. 


EXAMINATION  AND  PEIZE   SUBJECTS.  xliii 

List  of  books  recommended  on  this  subjecc : 

Butler,  Sermons  on  Human  Nature  and  Dissertation  on  Virtue.  Hume, 
K)i,quiry  concerning  the  Frincijdes  of  Morals.  Kant,  Fundamental  Pnnci- 
iihuof  the  Metaphy sic  of  Morals.  Mill,  Utilitarianism.  Sidgwick,  iHfei/iOcZs 
of  Ethics.  Sidgwiek,  Outlines  of  the  History  of  Ethics.  Spencer,  Pn'nci- 
jilrs  of  Ethics, _  Parts  i  and  iv.     Green,  Prolegomena  to  Ethics,  Book  iii. 

The  following  books  should  also  be  consulted : 

Plato,  The  liejjuhlic.  Aristotle,  2'he  Nichomachean  Ethics.  Adam 
Smith,  Moral  Sentiments.  Bentham,  Principles  of  Morals  and  Legislation. 
Wundt,  Ethics. 

Elements  of  Philosophy. 

I.  The  general  conception  of  philosophy.  Its  method  and  scope :  its 
relation  to  logic,  psychology,  and  the  other  sciences.  Its  division,  theo- 
retical and  practical. 

II.  Theories  of  knowledge:  Scepticism,  Agnosticism,  Empiricism, 
Eationalism,  Criticism. 

III.  Theories  of  Being  in  general,  of  Nature,  and  of  Mind :  Dualism, 
Materialism,  Idealism.  Theories  of  the  relation  of  Body  and  Mind: 
Parallelism  and  Interaction. 

IV.  Practical  Philosophy:  its  relation  to  Theoretical  Philosophy. 
Tlieories  of  Worth  and  the  Good.  The  Problem  of  Evil.  The  Freedom 
of  the  Will.     The  Individual  and  Society. 

V.  Philosophy  of  Keligion.  The  Individual  and  the  Absolute:  Im- 
mortality.    The  Being  of  God. 

List  of  books  recommended  on  this  subject : 

Lotze,  Outlines  of  Metaphysics.  Paulsen,  Introduction  to  Philosophy. 
Kiilpe,  Introduction  to  Philosophy. 

Schedule  of  the  Subjects  of  Examination  in  Part  II.  of  the  Moral 
Sciences  Tripos. 

Section  I. 

Metaphysical  and  Ethical  Philosophy. 

I.  Epistemology.  Individual  and  Universal  Experience.  Sense- 
particulars,  Formal  Knowledge,  Real  Knowledge.  Scepticism,  Empiricism, 
Rationalism.  Criteria  of  Knowledge.  The  Theory  of  Categories.  Limits 
of  Knowledge :  the  Knowable  and  the  Unknowable. 

II.  Philosophy  of  Nature.  The  Description  of  Nature ;  the  Interpre- 
tation of  Nature.  Space  and  Time.  Mechanical  and  Dynamical  Theories 
of  Matter.  Cosmological  Antinomies.  Evolution.  Problem  of  Life : 
Causation  and  Teleology. 

III.  Philosophy  of  Mind.  The  conception  of  the  Soul.  The  relation 
of  Body  and  Mmd.  Mental  Activity.  Relation  of  the  Individual  Mind  to 
other  Minds  and  to  the  Universe.     The  Interpx'etation  of  History. 

IV.  Ontology.  Experience  and  ReaUty.  Degrees  of  Reality.  Con- 
cepts of  Being:  the  One  and  the  Many.  The  Problem  of  Change. 
Realism  and  Idealism.  The  World  as  Thought  and  as  WiU.  Mysticism. 
The  Duality  of  Subject  and  Object;  the  unity  of  Subject  and  Object:  the 
Relative  and  the  Absolute. 

V.  Practical  Philosophy.  The  Categories  of  Worth:  the  true,  the 
beautiful,  and  the  good.  Freedom  and  Responsibihty.  Optimism  and 
Pessimism.     Progress.     The  Ultimate  Ideal. 

VI.  Philosophy  of  Religion.  The  religious  consciousness  and  its 
various  types.    Faith  in   God.     Belief  in  a  Future  Life.    Evidences  of 

r  God's  existence.    Nature  and  Attributes  of  God. 


xli\r  EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE   SUBJECTS. 

History  of  Modern  Philosophy. 

Tlie  period  to  be  studied  will  extend  from  Descartes  to  the  present 
time,  and  will  include  a  more  detailed  study  of  some  special  suhjcft 
belonging  to  this  period.  Candidates  will  be  expected  to  study  this 
special  subject,  and,  to  some  extent,  the  period  generally,  in  the  writings, 
or  selected  portions  of  the  writings,  of  the  leading  thinkers. 

The  special  subject  and  a  list  of  the  writings  recommended  for  study 
will  be  announced  in  the  Easter  Term  next  but  one  preceding  that  in 
which  the  examination  is  to  be  held. 

1914.  The  History  of  Philosophy  from  Descartes  to  Spinoza  (in- 
clusive) with  special  reference  to  the  following  works : 

Descartes,  WorJcs,  translated  by  Haldane  and  Ross,  Vol.  I.; 
Spinoza,  Ethics. 
The  works  of  leading  thinkers  to  be  studied  at  first  hand  are 
Leibniz,  Monadologie; 

Berkeley,  Bialogues  hetn-een  Hylas  and  Philonoihs ; 
Hume,  Enquiry  concerning  Human  Understanding  (omitting  sections 

10  and  11) ; 
Kant,  Prolegomena. 

1915.  The  Philosophy  of  Kant,  with  special  reference  to  the  three 
Ciitiques  ; 

The  writings  of  other  leading  thinkers  to  be  studied  at  first  hand  are 
Descartes,  Meditations ; 
Spinoza,  Ethics,  Part  I ; 
Leibniz,  Monadologie ; 
Berkeley,  A   Treatise  concerning  the  Principles  of  Himian  Knoio- 

ledge  ; 
Hume,  An  Enquiry  concerning  Human  Understanding. 

Section  II. 

Logic. 

Students  will  be  expected  to  shew  a  fuller  knowledge  of  the  subjects 
included  in  the  schedule  for  Part  I  and  of  current  controversies  in  con- 
nexion with  them.  The  Examination  will  include  the  Theory  of  Knowledge, 
Methodology,  the  Theory  of  Probability  and  Statistics,  and  Symbolic 
Logic. 

Section  III. 

Psychology. 

A  fuller  knowledge  will  be  required  of  the  subjects  included  in  the 
schedule  for  Part  I  and  of  the  past  history  and  present  controversies 
relating  to  them.  The  subjects  of  Comparative  Psychology  and  Social 
Psychology  will  also  be  included.  Further  and  fuller  knowledge  will  be 
required  of  the  physiology  of  the  senses  and  of  the  central  nervous  system 
as  well  as  of  Experimental  Psychology  generally,  together  with  such  facts 
of  Mental  Pathology  as  are  of  psychological  interest. 


LAW  TRIPOS.     Part  L 
Selected  subject  for  Papers  3  and  4, 

1914.  Locati  Conducti,  Dig.  xix..  Lib.  2. 

1915.  De  Furtis,  Dig.  xlvu..  Lib.  2. 


EXAMINATION  AND   PRIZE    SUBJECTS.  xlv 

OOKS   RECOMMENDED   FOR  LAW  TRIPOS   AND   MEDAL 
EXAMINATION  BY  THE  BOARD  OF  LEGAL  STUDIES. 

irisprudence. — Austin.    Jurisprudence.  Blackstone.    Commentaries,  Intro- 

duction, §§  2,  3,  and  the  general  part  in  the  first  chaps,  of  each  Book. 
Salmond.    Jurisprudence.  Markby.     Elements  of  Law.         Clark.     Practical 

Jurisprudence.  Holland.  Jurisprudence.  Maine.  Ancient  Law  (Pollock's 
Edition),  Village  Communities,  Early  History  of  Institutions,  and  Early  Law 
and  Custom.  Pollock.     First  Book  of  Jurisprudence.  Jethro  Brown. 

Austinian  Theory  of  Law.        Gray,  Nature  and  Sources  of  the  Law. 

oman  Law.— Parallel  texts  of  Gaius  and  Justinian ;  I'ellat.  Manuale  Juris  Synop- 
ticum;  Gneist.    Syntagma.  Bruns.    Fontes  luris  Antiqui,  Gai  Institu- 

tiones;    ed.   Poste  or  Muirhead.  lustiniani   Digesta;    ed.   Mommsen  and 

Kriiger.  Justinian's  Institutes  ;  edited  by  Moyle.  Muirhead.     Historical 

Introduction  to  the  Private  Law  of  Rome.  Roby.    Introduction  to  the  Study 

of  the  Digest.  Roby.     Roman  Private  Law.  Clark.     History  of  Roman 

Private  Law,  Part  I  (Sources).  Walton.     Historical   Introduction  to  the 

Roman  Law  (second  edition).  Girard.    Manuel  de  droit  Romain.  Cuq. 

Les  institutions  juridiques  des  Remains.  Sohm.     Institutes  of  Roman  Law. 

Buckland.  Elementary  Principles  of  Roman  Private  Law.  Gibbon.  Decline 
and  Fall  of  the  Roman  Empire,  chap.  44.  As  a  Lexicon,  Dirksen's  Manuale  Juris 
Civihs. 

jternational  Law. — Hall.     International  Law.  Lawrence.     Principles  of  Inter- 

national Law.  Oppenheim.  International  Law.  Westlake.  International 
Law.  Holland.    Laws  of  War  on  Land.  Pitt  Cobbett.     Cases 

and  Opinions  on   International   Law.  Scott.    Cases  on  International  Law. 

Bentwich.     Selection  of  Cases  on  International  Law.  Walker.     Manual  of 

International  Law.  Maine.     Lectures  on  International  Law.  Westlake. 

Chapters  on  International  Law.  Higgins.  The  Hague  Peace  Conferences. 
Edmonds  and  Oppenheim,  Land  Warfare.  Despagnct.  Cours  de  Droit  Inter- 
national public.  Bontils.  Manuel  de  Droit  International  public.  Ullmann. 
Vdlkerrecht. 

nglish  haw.— Real  and  Personal  Property.  Williams.     Law  of  Real  Property. 

Digbv.    History  of  the  Law  of  Real  Property.  Edwards.     Law  of  Property 

in  Land.  Cliallis.    Law  of  Ileal  Property.  Leake.     Law  of  Property 

in   Land.  Williams.     Law  of  Personal  Property.  Goodeve.     Law  of 

Personal  Property.  Maitland.     Equity.  Strahan  and  Kenrick.    Digest  of 

Equity.  Ashburner.     Principles  of  Equity.  Contract:  Anson.     Law  of 

Contract.  Pollock.  Principles  of  Contract.  Tor^-  Pollock.  Law  of  Torts. 
Salmond.  Law  of  Torts.  Bigelow.  Elements  of  the  Law  of  Torts.  Criminal 
Law:    Kenny.     Outlines  of  Criminal   Law.  J.  F.  Stephen.    Digest  of  the 

Criminal  Law.  J.  F.  Stephen.    Digest  of  the  Law  of  Evidence.  Wills. 

Law  of  Evidence.  J.  F.  Stephen.     History  of  Criminal  Law.  Con- 

stitutional Law  and  History:  Anson.  Law  and  Custom  of  the  Constitution. 
Dicey.     Law  of  the  Constitution.  Maitland.     Constitutional  History. 

Stubbs.    Constitutional  History.  Petit-Dutaillis.    Studies  supplementary 

to  Stubbs'  Constitutional  History.  Hallam.  Constitutional  History.  May. 
Constitutional  History.  Lowell.    Government  of  England.  McKechnie. 

Magna  Carta.  G.  B.  Adams.  Origin  of  the  l<^nglish  Constitution.  General 
Tejr<-Boo/Mt:  H.  J.  Stephen.    Commentaries  on  the  Laws  of  England.  Jenks. 

Short  History  of  English  Law.  Pollock  and  Maitland.  History  of  English  Law. 
Holmes.    Lectures  on  the  Common  Law.  Iloldsworth.    History  of  English 

Law.  Jenks.  Digest  of  English  Civil  Law.  Select  Essays  in  Anglo-American 
Legal  History.  Selections  of  Cases:  Smith.  Leading  Cases  on  the  Common  Law. 
White  and  Tudor.  Leading  Cases  on  Equity.  Tudor.  Leading  Cases  on  the 
Law  of  Real  Property.         Tudor.     Leading  Cases  on  Mercantile  Law.  Finch. 

Select  Cases  on  the  Law  of  Contract.  Kenny.    Select  Cases  on  Criminal  Law. 

Kenny.    Select  Cases  on  the  Law  of  Torts. 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOS, 

P.^RT   I, 


^14.    The  History  of  England  from  1660—1714  a.d.  with  the  following 
authorities : 

Burnet,  History  of  my  own  time.  Book  iv.  Pepys'  Diary  to  the  end  of  1662. 

Halifax,  A  letter  to  a  Dissenter.  Swift,  Public  Spirit  of  the  Whigs. 


xlvi  EXAMINATION   AND    PRIZE   SUBJECTS. 

Part  II. 
1914. 

I.  The  Second  Punic  War. 

Polybius  III  (and  the  relevant  fragments  of  other  books). 
Livy,  XXI— xxm. 

II.  The  Franks  in  Gaul. 

Greg.  Tur.  Hist.  Francorum  i— iv,  ed.  Omont.  lonae  Vita  C'olumbani,  Liber  i 

Vita  Sancti  Vedastis,  ed.  Krusch  (Scriptores  rerum  germanicarum). 

III.  The  Commercial  relations  of  England  and  the  Continent  during  the 
Fifteenth  Century. 

Hansisches  Urkundenbuch ;  documents  relating  to  England  in  Vols,  v  and  v 
(1400—1433).  Schanz,  documents  in   Englische  Handelspolitik,  Vol.   ii 

pp.  37—47,  159—212,  388—430,  525-555.  The  Libelle  of  English  Policye,  ii 

Wright's  Political  Songs.  The  Cely  Papers,  ed  Maiden,  1900.  Chronicle 

of  London,  ed.  Kingsford,  1905.  A  Relation  of  the  Island  of  England  from  tin 

Italian  (Camden  Society  1847). 
rV.     The  Italian  Renaissance. 

Guicciardini  (Francesco),  Storia  d'  Italia,  Books  vi  to  x,  xi  chapters  1—4  (inclusive^. 
Machiavelli,  The  Prince  (in  English).  Cellini  (Benvenuto),  Memoirs  (in  English). 
Castiglione,  II  Cortegiano. 

Candidates  are  recommended  to  read  Burckhardt,  Die  Cultur  der 
Renaissance  in  Italien  (or  in  a  translation),  and  for  Art,  Heath  Wilson 
Michelangelo,  and  Holroyd,  Michelangelo. 

V.  The  Great  Rebellion,  1640-1658. 

Clarendon,  History  of  the  Rebellion,  Books  in  to  vii  inclusive.  (The  edition  by 
\V.  D.  Macray,  Oxford,  1888,  is  recommended.)  Robert  Baillie's  Letters  and 

Journals  (Lang's  edition),  i,  pp.  271—400  and  ii,  pp.  42—417.  The  Clarke 

Papers,  ed.  C.  H.  Firth,  vols,  i,  and  ii.  The  Speeches  in  Carlyle's  Letters 

and  Speeches  of  Oliver  Cromwell.    (The  edition  of  S.  C.  Lomas,  London,  1904, 
is  recommended.)  Ludlow's  Memoirs  (to  the  death  of  Oliver  Cromwell). 

(The  edition  of  C.  H.  Firth,  Oxford,  1894,  is  recommended.)  S.  R.  Gardiner, 

Constitutional  Documents  of  the  Puritan  Revolution  (omitting  Part  I). 
For  reference  and  study. 

The  Letters  in  Carlyle's  Letters  and  Speeches  of  Oliver  Cromwell.  The  Cor- 
respondence of  M.  de  Bordeaux  and  other  documents  printed  in  Guizot's  Histoire 
de  la  R^publique  d'Angleterre  et  de  Cromwell,  i,  pp.  355—520  and  ii,  pp.  403—648. 

VI.  The  Struggle  for  the  New  World,  1751—1763. 

M6moires  du  Due  de  Choiseul  (2me  Edition,  Paris,  1904).  Recueil  des  Instructions 
donn^es  aux  ambassadeurs  et  ministres  de  France,  Espagne.  Tome  xii  bis  par 
A.  Morel-Fatio  et  H.  LSonardon,  pp.  214—376  (Paris,  1899).  Correspondence 

of  Pitt  with  Colonial  Governors  (ed.  G.  S.  Kimball,  1906). 
For  reference  and  study. 

Waddington,  La  Guerre  de  kept  Ans,  Hist.  Dipl.  et  Militaire,  Tome  iv.  A.  Bourguet, 
Le  Due  de  Choiseul  et  I'Alliance  Espagnole  (Paris,  1906). 

VII.  The  French  Revolution  to  the  death  of  Robespierre. 

Rousseau,  Le  Contrat  Social.  Wickham  Legg,  Select  Documents  of  the  French 

Revolution,  1789—1791.  Champion,  La  France  d'aprbs  les  Cahiers  de  1789. 

M6moire8  de  Mme  Roland,  ed.  Claude  Perroud,  Vol.  i,  pp.  1—314. 
For  reference  and  study. 

A.  Young,  Travels  in  France  ;  M^moires  et  Correspondance  de  Mallet  du  Pan. 


Part  II. 

1915. 

I.  The  Second  Punic  War. 

Polybius  III  (and  the  relevant  fragments  of  other  books).        Livy  xxi— xxiil. 

II.  The  Franks  in  Gaul.  . 

Greg.  Tur.  Hist.  Francorum  i— iv,  ed.  Omont         lonae  Vita  Columbani,  Liber  i; 
Vita  Sancti  Vedastis,  ed.  Krusch  (Scriptores  rerum  germanicarum). 


EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS.  xlvii 

II.     The  Commercial  relations  of  England  and  the  Continent  during  the 
Fifteenth  Century. 
Authorities  :  Hansisches  Urkundenbuch  ;  documents  relating  to  England  in  Vols.  5 
and  6  (1400—1433).  Sclianz,  documents  in  Englische  Handelspolitik,  Vol.  2, 

pp.  37—47,  159-212,  388-430,  525-555.  The  Libelle  of  English  Policye,  in 

Wright's  Political  Songs.  The  Cely  Papers,  ed.  Maiden,  1900.  Chronicles 

of  London,  ed.  Kingsford,  1905.  A  Relation  of  the  Island  of  England  from 

the  Italian  (Camden  Society  1847). 

V.    The  Italian  Kenaissance. 

Guicciardini  (Francesco),  Storia  d'  Italia,  Books  vi  to  x,  xi,  chaps.  1—4  (inclusive). 
Machiavelli,  The  Pnnce  (in  English).  Cellini  (Benvenuto),  Memoirs  (in  English). 
Castiglione,  II  Cortegiano. 

Candidates  are  recommended  to  read  Burckhardt,  Die  Cultur  der  Re- 
laissance  in  Italien  (or  in  a  translation),  and  for  Art,  Heath  Wilson, 
^lichelangelo,  and  Holroyd,  Michelangelo. 

i.    The  Counter-Reformation  and  the  Council  of  Trent,  1559 — 1563. 

Sarpi,  History  of  the  Council  of  Trent,  books  5  to  8  inclusive.  (Brent's  translation, 
including  Jewel's  Letter  to  Don  Scipio.)  Pallavicini,  Histoire  du  Concile  de 
Trente,  books  15  to  24  inclusive.  (Migne's  translation.)  Sickel,  Zur  Geschichte 
des  Concils  von  Trient,  1559—1563.    (The  Latin  documents  in.) 

Wl.    The  Struggle  for  the  New  World,  1751—1763. 

M6nioircs  du  Due  de  Choiseul,  pp.  369—416  (2me  edition,    Paris,  1904).  Recueil 

des  Instructions  donn^es  aux  ambassadeurs  et  ministres  de  France,  Espagne. 
Tome  XII  bis  par  A.  Morel  Fatio  et  H.  L^onardon,  pp.  239— -357  (Paris,  1899). 
Correspondence  of  Pitt  with  Colonial  Governors  (ed.  G..  S.  Kimball,  1906). 
Correspondence  of  William  Shirley,  Governor  of  Massachusetts,  ed.  C.  H. 
Lincoln,  Vol.  ii.  (New  York,  1912). 

For  reference  and  study. 
'  Waddington,  La  Guerre  de  Sept  Ans,  Hist.  Dipl.  et  Militaire,  Tome  iv ;  A.  Boiirguet, 
Le  Due  de  Choiseul  et  I'Alliance  Espagnole  (Paris,  1906). 

VU.    The  French  Revolution  to  the  death  of  Robespierre. 

Rousseau,  Le  Contrat  Social.  Wickham  Legg,  Select  Documents  of  the  French 
Revolution,  1789 — 1791.  Champion,  La  France  d'aprbs  les  Cahiers  de  1789. 
M^moii-es  de  Mme  Roland,  ed.  Claude  Perroud,  Vol.  i,  pp.  1 — 314. 

For  reference  and  study. 
A.  Young,  Travels  in  France  ;  M^moires  et  Correspondance  de  Mallet  du  Pan. 

The  Special  Board  for  History  and  Ai-chaeology  give  notice  that 
Candidates  for  the  Historical  Tripos  are  recommended  in  the  course  of 
their  reading  to  make  themselves  acquainted  with  the  following  books 
or  parts  of  them : 

1..    General  European  History  (Ancient). 
Thucydides,  History  of  the  Peloponnesian  War  (e.g.  Books  i,  ii  or  vi,  tii).        Tacitus, 
Annals  (e.g.  Books  i— vi).  Plutarch,  Lives  (e.g.  Themistocles,  Pericles,  Alci- 

biades,  Agis  and  Cleomenes,  Cato  the  Elder,  the  Gracchi,  Sulla,  Caesar).  Grote 
History  of  Greece  (e.g.  Chs.  67  to  90).  Mommsen,  History  of  Rome  (e.g 

Book  iv).  Gibbon,  Decline  and  Fall  of  the  Roman  Empire  (e.g.  Chs.  1  to  17). 

Dill,  Roman  Society  from  Nero  to  M.  Aurelius. 

U.    General  European  History  (Medieval): 

Bryce,  Holy  Roman  Empire.  Gibbon,  Decline  and  Fall  of  the  Roman  Empire,  ed. 
Bury  (e.g.  Chs.  17,  50,  51,  56,  58X  Hodgkin,  Italy  and  her  Invaders  (e.g.  Book  i, 
Ch.  2,  Book  IV,  Ch.  8,  Book  vi.Chs.  8  to  10).  Milman,  History  of  Latin  Christianity 
(e.g.  Book  IX,  Chs.  2,  3,  7).  Gregorovius,  History  of  the  City  of  Rome  in  the 

Middle  Ages,  trans,  by  Mrs  Hamilton  (e.g.  Book  ii,  Chs.  3  to  6).  Creighton, 

History  of  the  Papacy  (e.g.  Book  iv,  Chs.  1  and  4).  Einhard,  Life  of  Charlemagne. 
De  .Joinville,  History  of  Lewis  IX  in  Chronicles  of  the  Crusades.  De  Commines, 
Memoirs  (e.g.  Books  ii,  v,  vi). 


xlviii  .  EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS. 

III.  General  European  History  (Modern). 

Acton,  Lectures  on  Modern  History.  Acton,  Lectures  on  the  French  Revolution. 
Creighton,  History  of  the  Papacy,  Vol.  vi.  Armstrong,  Ciiarles  V.  Ranke, 
History  of  the  Popes,  Books  i  to  viii  incl.  Macliiavelh,The  Prince.  Gardiner, 
Thirty  Years'  War.  Ranke,  History  of  England  in  the  17th  century,  Books  xx, 
XXI,  and  xxii.  Seeley,  Growth  of  British  Policy.  Seeley,  Expansion  of 

England.  Frederic  II,  Histoire  de  mon  Temps.  Sorel,  L'Europe  et  la 

Revolution  franQaise,  Vol.  i.        The  Letters  of  Queen  Victoria. 

IV.  English  Constitutional  History  to  a.d,  1485. 

For  study. 
Stubbs,  Constitutional  History  of  England.  Stubbs,  Select  Charters  illustrative 

of  English  Constitutional  History. 

For  reference. 

Pollock  and  Maitland,  History  of  English  Law.  Maitland,  Domesday  Book  and 

Beyond.  Round,  Feudal  England.  Maitland,  Roman  Canon  Law  in  the 

Church  of  England.  Stubbs,   Historical  Introductions  to  the  Rolls  Series. 

M^Kechnie,  Magna  Carta.  Fortescue's  Governance  of  England,  Ed.  Plummer. 
Gross,  Sources  and  Literature  of  English  History.  Maitland,  The  Constitu- 

tional History  of  England. 

V.  Eng-lish  Constitutional  History  from  a.d.  1485. 
For  study. 

Maitland,  The  Constitutional  History  of  England.  Hallam,  The  Constitutional 

History  of  England.  Bagehot,  The  English  Constitution.  Dicej-,  The 

Law  of  the  Constitution.  Gee  and  Hardy,  Documents  illustrative  of  English 

Church  History  [Nos.  XLvi— lxxvi,  1532— 1554J.  Prothero,  Statutes  and  Con- 

stitutional Documents,  1559—1625.  Gardiner,  Constitutional  Documents  of  the 
Puritan  Revolution,  1628—1660.  Grant  Robertson,  Select  Statutes,  Cases,  and 

Documents. 

For  reference. 

Anson,  The  Law  and  Custom  of  the  Constitution  [new  edition].  Gneist,  The 

History  of  the  English  Constitution.  Pike,   Constitutional  History  of  the 

House  of  Lords.  Lowell,  The  Government  of  England.  Gardiner  and 

Mullinger,  Introduction  to  English  History  [for  a  critical  list  of  books  on  English 
History]. 

VI.  En jflish  Economic  History. 
For  study. 

Cunningham,  Growtii  of  English  Industry  and  Commerce  [4th  edition].  Adam 

Smith,  Wealth  of  Nations,  book  iv. 

For  reference. 
Ashley,  Economic  History.         Seebohm,  The  English  Village  Community.        Vino- 

gradoff.  Tiie  Growth  of  the  Manor.  Maitland,  Domesday  Book  and  Beyond. 

Gross,  The  Gild  Merchant.  The  Commonweal  of  this  realm  of  England,  ed. 

Lamond.      Unwin,    Industrial    Organisation    in    the    16tli    and    17th    centuries. 

Mantoux,  La  Revolution  Industrielle  au  18"^^  si^cle.  Webb,  History  of  Trade 

Unionism.        Dicey,  The  Relations  of  Law  and  Public  Opinion  in  England. 

For  general  reference. 
Thorold  Rogers,  History  of  Agriculture  and  Prices. 

VII.  Political  Science.     A. 
For  study. 

Sidgwick,  Development  of  European  Polity.  Dicey,  Law  of  the  Constitution. 

Aristotle,  Politics:  Book  i,  Chs.  1—7,  Book  ii.  Book  in,  Book  iv,  Chs.  4--12, 
Book  VI,  Chs.  1—11,  Book  vii,  Chs.  1—8  [Welldon's  translation,  Bekker's  text]. 
Jowett's  translation  [Clarendon  Press]  may  also  be  used:  the  corresponding  selec- 
tions in  the  latter  are  Book  i,  Chs.  1—7,  Book  ii.  Book  in.  Book  iv,  Chs.  1—11, 
Book  VI,  Chs.  1—8,  Book  vii,  Chs.  4—12.  Machiavelli,  The  Prince.  Hobbea, 
Leviathan:  Part  I,  Chs.  13-15,  Part  II,  Chs.  17—27,  29,  30.  Locke,  Second 
Treatise  on  Civil  Government.  Hamilton,  The  Federalist,  Nos.  1,  9,  16,  21,  22, 
26   26  41,  43,  44,  47,  62,  64,  69,  70,  80,  81  [ed.  J.  C.  Hamilton,  Philadelphia  1904]. 


EXAMINATION   AND  PRIZE   SUBJECTS.  xlix 

For  reference. 

.Maine,  Ancient  Law  [ed.  Pollock].  Greenidge,  Handbook  of  Greek  Constitutional 
History.  Greenidge,  Uoman  Public  Life.  Lowell,  Governments  and  Parties 
in  Continental  Europe.  Lowell,  The  Government  of  England.  Bryce, 

The  American  Commonwealth. 

I  mi.     Political  Science.     B. 

For  study. 
]     Sidgwick,  P^lements  of  Politics. 
For  reference. 

Green,  Principles  of  Political  Obligation.  Bosanquet,  The  Philosophical  Theory 

of  the  State.         Graham  Wallas,  Human  Nature  in  Politics.        Bryce,  Studies  in 
History  and  Jurisprudence.  Holland,  Jurisprudence,  Part  I.  Lowell, 

[  Government  and  Parties  in  Continental  Europe.  Woodrow  Wilson,  Congres- 

'  Bional  Government.      Jevons,  The  State  in  relation  to  Labour.     Mill,  On  Liberty. 

tX.     Political  Economy. 

For  study, 
jshall.  Principles  of  Economics,  Vol.  i  [6th  edition].        Jenks,  The  Trust  Problem. 
Pierson,  Principles  of  Economics,  Vol.  i,  Part  II:  Money.  Withers,  The 

Meaning  of  Money.  Bastable,  Public  Finance, 

r  reference. 

iholson.  Principles  of  Political  Economy.       Beveridge,  Unemployment.        Webb, 
Industrial  Democracy,  Parts  I  and  II.  Cassell,  The  nature  and  necessity  of 

interest.         Burton,  Financial  Crises.         Jevons,  Investigations  in  Currency  and 
Finance  [Abridged  Edition].  Marshall,  Fiscal  Policy  of  International  Trade 

[Parliamentary  Paper  321,  1908.]         Ashley,  The  Tariff  Problem.  List,  The 

national  system  of  Political  Economy,  Part  II. 

Blue-books  for  reference. 

Final  Report  of  the  Royal  Commission  on  Labour.  Final  Ejeport  of  the  Royal 

Commission  on  the  Poor  Laws.        Public  Health  and  Social  Conditions  [Cd.  4671]. 
Evidence  before  the  Gold  and  Silver  Commission  [C— 5512— 1]. 

X.    International  Law. 

For  study. 

Debidour,  Histoire  diplomatique  de  I'Europe,  1814—1878. 
ind  one  or  more  of  the  following : 

Hall,  a  Treatise  on  International  Law  [^6th  edition  1909].  Lawrence,  The  Princi- 

ples of  International  Law  [4th  edition  1910].  Maine,  International  Law. 

Oppenheim,  International  Law.  Westlake,  International  Law,  Bonfils, 

Manuel  du  Droit  international  publique  [5th  edition  1908].  Despagnet,  Cours 

de  Droit  international  publique  [3rd  edition  1905].  Ullman,  Voelkerrecht  [2nd 

edition  1908]. 

For  reference. 

Scott,  Cases  on  International  Law.  \        Higgins,  The  Hague  Peace  Conferences. 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS.     1914. 
Part  I. 

Paper  1.  Old  Testament  (General  Paper).  Fuller  knowledge  will  be 
required  of  the  period  from  the  Death  of  Saul  to  the  Fall  of 
the  Northern  Kingdom,  with  11  Samuel,  I  Kings,  II  King's 
i — xvii,  Isdiah  i — xii,  Amos  and  Hosea.  (See  Supplementary 
Regrulation  i.) 

Paper  2.     Deut.  i — xi,  xxviii — xxxii,  I  King's  (exc.  vi,  vii),  in  Hebrew. 

Paper  3.  Passages  for  Translation  from  the  Historical  Books  of  the  Old 
Testament  (Hebrew)  generally;  with  questions  on  Hebrew 
Grammar  and  easy  Hebrew  Composition. 

Paper  4.     New  Testament  (General  Paper). 

Paper  5.     The  New  Testament  in  Greek. 

Paper  6.  The  Gospel  according  to  St  Mark.  Colossians,  Philemon, 
St  James. 


1  EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS. 

Paper  7.  The  History  of  the  Church,  including  the  history  of  Doctrine,  to 
A.D.  461.' 

Paper  8.     (A)    Ancient  Creeds.     The  following-  Creeds  and  Documents 
are  recommended  for  special  study :  Rules  of  Faith  in  Irenaeus 
and  TertuUian.    Creed  of  Caesarea  and  Nicene  Creed.    Second 
and  Fourth  Creeds  of  Andoch,  and  Fourth  Creed  of  Sirmium. 
Creed   of  Jerusalem.     'Constantinopolitan'   Creed.    Creeds 
of  Aquileia  and  Rome.    Creeds  in  St  Augustine. 
The  Second  Letter  of  Cyril  of  Alexandria  to  Nestorius,  with  the 
anathemas  appended  to  the  Third  Letter,  and  the  counter- 
anathemas  of  Nestorius.    Letter  of  Leo  to  Flavian.     Chalne- 
donian  Definition. 
These  Creeds  and  Documents  will  be  found  in  Hahn,  Bibliothek 
der  Symbole,  etc.,  and  most  of  them  in  Heurtley,  De  Fide  et 
Symbolo. 
(B)    Justin  Martyr,  the  two  Apologies. 

Paper  9.     Subjects  for  an  Essay. 

Part  II. 

An  Essay  Paper  common  to  all  the  Sections. 

Section  I.     Old  Testament. 

Paper  1.    The  Book  of  Isaiah  in  Hebrew. 

Paper  2.     Psalms  Book  in,  Proverbs  i — ix,  Ezekiel  xxv — end  (exc.  xl — xliii) 

in  Hebrew  and  LXX. 
Papers.     Passages  for  Translation  from  the  Old  Testament  (Hebrew; 
generally.     Hebrew  Composition. 

Section  II.     New  Testament. 

Paper  1.  The  Gospel  according  to  St  Matthew,  with  the  Latin  versions 
and  Augustine,  De  Sermone  Domini  in  monte,  i,  ii. 

Paper  2.  The  Epistle  to  the  Galatians  and  I  Peter,  with  the  Latin  versions, 
and  Chrysostom  on  Galatians. 

Paper  3.  The  New  Testament  (Greek)  generally,  with  Greek  Composition. 
Section  III.     History  and  Literature. 

Paper  1.  Gregory  of  Nyssa,  Catechetical  Oration.  Jerome,  Epist. 
15,  18,  20  (ad  Damasum),  52  (ad  Nepotianum),  53  (ad 
Paulinunij,  57  (ad  Pammachium),  60  (ad  Heliodorum),  84 
(ad  Pammachium  et  Oceanum),  108  (ad  Eustochium),  124  (ad 
Avitura),  127  (ad  Principiam),  128  (ad  Gaudentium),  146 
(ad  Evangelum). 

Paper2.  The  Rise  of  the  Papal  States  (727—800),  and  the  work  of 
St  Boniface  of  Mainz,  with  Haller,  Quellen  zur  Geschichte 
des  Kirchenstaates.  JSinhard,  Vita  Karoli.  Alcuin,  Ep.  95 
(Migne).     Boniface,  Epp.  63—64,  131,  132,  137—144. 

Paper  8.  The  Life  and  Times  of  John  Whitgift.  Selected  illustrative 
documents :  Whitgift,  Of  the  authority  of  the  Church  in  things 
indifferent  (Parker  Society),  Vol.  i,  pp.  175 — 295.  Hooker, 
Ecclesiastical  Pohty,  Preface  and  Book  ii.  Cardwell,  History 
of  Conferences,  Ch.  iii.  For  Reference:  Strype,  Memorials  of 
Whitgift.  Neal,  History  of  the  Puritans.  Pierce,  Historical 
Introduction  to  the  Marprelate  Tracts. 

Section  IV.     Dogmatics, 

Paper  1.  The  History  of  Christian  Doctrine  to  the  close  of  the  Council  of 
Chalcedon. 


EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS.  li 

aper  2.  The  Doctrine  of  the  Trinity  from  the  Caj)padocian  Fathers  to 
Thomas  Aquinas.  Selected  illustrative  documents :  Gregory 
of  Nyssa,  De  communibus  notionibus  and  Quod  non  sint  tres 
Dei  (Migne,  P.  G.  xlv.) ;  Basil  of  Caesarea,  Epp.  38,  214 
(P.  Gr.  xxxii.) ;  Gregory  of  Nazianzus,  Or.  xxix.  2,  3 ;  xxxi. 
14 — 20 ;  xl.  41  (P,  G.  xxxvi.) ;  Augustine,  De  Trinitate  (esp.  i. 
8,  12  ;  ii.  18 ;  iv.  27  ff . ;  v.  10—12  ;  vi.  7—12  ;  vii.  7—10 ; 
viii.  14;  ix.  3—8;  x.  10—12;  xi.  2—7;  xiv. ;  xv.  27  ff.  ; 
Migne,  P.  L.  xlii.) ;  Boethius,  Quomodo  Trinitas  unus  Deus 
ac  non  tres  Dei  and  Utrum  pater  et  filius  et  spiritus  sanctus 
de  divinitate  substantialiter  praedicentur  (P.  L.  Ixiv.) ;  John 
of  Damascus,  De  fide  orthodoxa,  pt.  i.,  chs.  iii.,  iv.,  vii.,  viii., 
x.,  xii.,  xiv.  (P.  G.  xciv.) ;  John  Scotus  Erigena,  De  divisione 
naturae,  i.  14 — 18  (P.  L.  cxxii.) ;  Abelard,  Theologia  Christiana, 
bk.  I.,  chs.  i.,  ii.  and  Introductio  ad  Theologiani,  bk.  i.,  chs. 
iv. — xii.  (P.  L.  clxxviii.) ;  Anselm,  Monologium,  26 — 61,  78 
(P.  L.  clviii.) ;  Thomas  Aquinas,  Summa  Theologiae,  pars  i., 
quaestiones  xxvii. — xxxviii.  (P.  L.  vol.  i.). 

aper  3.  The  Problem  of  Sin  in  relation  to  modern  thought.  Selected 
illustrative  documents :  The  Ai'ticles  of  Religion  of  the  Church 
of  England,  No.  ix. ;  the  statements  on  man's  primitive 
condition  and  on  Original  Sin  in  the  Decrees  of  the  Council 
of  Trent  and  in  the  lleformed  Confessions  of  Faith  (Winer, 
Confessions  of  Christendom,  pp.  79 — 115) ;  Jeremy  Taylor, 
Unum  necessarium ;  or,  the  Doctrine  and  Practice  of  Ee- 
pentance,  chs.  vi. — vii. ;  Bishop  Bull,  Discourse  V,  On  the 
State  of  Man  before  the  Fall;  S.  T.  Coleridge,  Aids  to 
Reflection,  'Aphorisms  on  Spiritual  Rehgion,  No.  x.'  (on 
Original  Sin);  J.  B.  Mozley,  Lectures  and  other  Theological 
Papers,  ix.,  and  Augustinian  Doctrine  of  Predestination, 
cli.  iv. ;  letter  of  Dr  Hort  in  A.  F.  Hort's  Life  and  Letters  of 
F.  J.  A.  Hort,  vol.  ii.,  pp.  329  ff.;  F.  R.  Tennant,  Origin  and 
Propagation  of  Sin  (Hulsean  Lectures),  2nd  ed. ;  A.  J.  Mason, 
'A  modern  Theory  of  the  Fall,'  in  Journal  of  Theological 
Studies,  vol.  v.  pp.  481  ff.  (1904);  C.  Gore,  Epistle  to  the 
Romans,  vol.  ii.,  Appendix  E.  For  a  review  and  criticism  of 
some  modern  discussions  on  the  subject  see  W.  E.  Orchard, 
Modern  Theories  of  Sin  (1909). 

Section  V.     The  Philosophy  of  Religion  and  Christian  Ethics. 

ipers  I  and  2.     The  principles  and  history  of  the  Philosophy  of  Re- 
ligion. 
aper  3.    Christian  Ethics. 

(A)  General, 

(B)  The  Ascetic  idea  in  the  Christian  Church  during  the  first 
four  centuries. 

*per  4.    The  religious  philosophy  of  Eucken. 

Additional  Papers, 
aper  I.    The  LXX. 

(A)     General  Introduction.     (B)    I  Samuel.    Micah. 

)iper2.  The  Book  of  Wisdom.  Philo,  De  Somniis.  The  Greek  fragments 
of  Enoch. 


Hi  EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS. 

Paper  3.     The  Shepherd  of  Hermas.     The  Acts  of  John. 

Paper  4.  Selected  Liturgies  and  Service  Books :  The  Anaphora  of  th. 
Ethiopic  Church  Order  (Brightman,  L.  E.  W.,  pp.  189fF.i 
and  the  Liturgy  of  St  Mark.  Ordinal  of  the  Book  of  Commoi 
Prayer. 


In  accordance  with  RegTilation  19  for  the  Theological  Tripos  thi 
Board  publish  the  following'  list  of  books  in  relation  to  which  questions  wil 
be  set  in  papers  1  and  2  and  3  (A)  of  Section  V  in  Part  II  of  the  Tripos. 

The  Philosophy  of  Relujion. 

Students  will  be  expected  to  have  a  greneral  knowledge  of  the  histoi 
of  the  subject.  For  this  purpose,  Pfleiderer,  The  Philosophy  of  Religioi 
on  the  basis  of  its  history,  and  PUnjer,  The  History  of  the  Christiai 
Philosophy  of  Religion,  will  be  found  useful. 

The  following  books  are  specially  important  in  connexion  with  th^ 
history  of  Thought.  Descartes,  Discourse  on  Method,  and  Meditations 
Berkeley,  The  Principles  of  Human  Knowledge  (omitting-  §§  110 — 134) 
also  Dial,  iv  in  Alciphron ;  Butler,  The  Analogy  of  Religion  Natural  anc 
Revealed  to  the  Constitution  and  Course  of  Nature;  Hume,  On  Miracles 
(section  x  in  his  Enquiry  concerning  Human  Understanding);  Kant,  Tran^ 
cendental  Dialectic,  Bk  ii  ch.  3  (The  Ideal  of  Pure  Reason),  also  Critiqii 
of  Judgment,  Ptn;  Schleiermacher,  Discourses  on  Religion;  Lotze,  Ou( 
lines  of  the  Philosophy  of  Religion,  together  with  the  corresponding  part.^ 
of  the  Microcosmos. 

The  following  books  also,  among  others,  bear  upon  various  topics 
included  in  the  Syllabus:  Martineau,  A  Study  of  Religion;  Boedder, 
Natural  Theology;  J.  Caird,  Introduction  to  the  Philosophy  of  Religion  ; 
T.  H.  Green,  Prolegomena  to  Ethics,  Bk  i;  J.  S.  Mill,  Theism  (in  Three 
Essays  on  Religion);  Huxley,  The  Physical  Basis  of  Life,  Animal  Auto- 
matism, and  Hume;  J.  Ward,  Naturalism  and  Agnosticism,  and  The  Realm 
of  Ends;  Flint,  Theism  and  Antitheistic  Theories;  Holfding,  The  Philo- 
sophy of  Religion  ;  Westcott,  The  Gospel  of  Life;  IJlingworth,  Personality 
Human  and  Divine,  and  Reason  and  Revelation;  Aubrey  Moore,  The 
Christian  Idea  of  God  (Essay  2  in  Lux  Mundi);  Rashdall,  The  Ultimatei 
Basis  of  Theism  (Essay  1  in  Contentio  Veritatis),  also  Essay  8  in  Essays 
on  Personal  Idealism;  Eucken,  Life's  Basis  and  Life's  Ideal. 

Christian  Ethics. 

The  following  books  are  recommended:  Martensen,  Christian  Ethic^ 
(General  Part);  Dorner,  System  of  Christian  Ethics;  Newman  Smyth,! 
Christian  Ethics. 

Among  other  books  which  may  be  referred  to  with  advantage  are  the 
following:  Sidgwick,  Outlines  of  the  History  of  Ethics;  Rashdall,  The 
Theory  of  Good  and  Evil ;  Neander,  Vorlesungen  iiber  Geschichte  der 
christlichen  Ethik  (ed.  Erdniann);  Gass,  Geschichte  der  christlichen  Ethik; 
Ziegler,  Geschichte  der  christlichen  Elhik ;  Martineau,  Types  of  Ethical 
Theory;  Sorley,  Ethics  of  Naturalism;  Butler,  Sermons  I — 3;  F.  D. 
Maurice,  The  Conscience  and  Social  Morality;  Rickaby,  Moral  Philo- 
sophy; Haering,  Ethic  of  the  Christian  Life. 


EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS.  liii 

THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS.    1915. 
Part  I. 

Old  Testament  (General  Paper).  Fuller  knowledg-e  will  be  re- 
quired of  the  period  from  the  Death  of  Saul  to  the  Fall  of  the 
Northern  Kingdom,  with  II  Samuel,  I  Kings,  II  Kings  i — 
xvii,  Isaiah  i — xii,  Amos  and  Hosea.  (See  Supplementary 
Regulation  i.) 

Deut.  i — xi,  xxviii — xxxii,  I  Kings  (exc.  vi,  vii),  in  Hebrew. 

Passages  for  Translation  from  the  Historical  Books  of  the  Old 
Testament  (Hebrew)  generally;  with  questions  on  Hebrew 
Grammar  and  easy  Hebrew  Composition. 

New  Testament  (General  Paper). 

The  New  Testament  in  Greek. 

The  Gospel  according  to  St  Luke.     Galatians,  Ephesians. 

The  History  of  the  Church,  including  the  History  of  Doctrine, 
to  A.v.  461. 

(A)  Ancient  Creeds. 
The  following  Creeds  and  Documents  are  recommended  for 

special  study :  Rules  of  Faith  in  Irenaeus  and  TertuUian. 
Creed  of  Caesarea  and  Nicene  Creed.  Second  and  Fourth 
Creeds  of  Antioch,  and  Fourth  Creed  of  Sirmium.  Creed  of 
Jerusalem.  'Constantinopolitan' Creed.  Creeds  of  Aquileia 
and  Rome.    Creeds  in  St  Aug-ustine. 

The  Second  Letter  of  Cyril  of  Alexandria  to  Nestorius,  with 
the  anathemas  appended  to  the  Third  Letter,  and  the  counter- 
anathemas  of  Nestorius.  Letter  of  Leo  to  Flavian.  Chalce- 
donian  Definition. 

These  Creeds  and  Documents  will  be  found  in  Hahn,  Bibliothek 
der  Symbole,  etc.,  and  most  of  them  in  Heurtley,  De  Fide  et 
Symholo. 

(B)  Eusebius,  Historia  Ecclesiastica,  vi.  1 — 39. 
Subjects  for  an  Essay. 

Part  II.    (New  Regulations.) 
An  Essay  Paper  common  to  all  the  Sections. 

Section  I.    Old  Testament. 
Old  Testament  Theology. 
The  Book  of  Isaiah  in  Hebrew. 

Micah.    Zechariah.     Psalms,  Book  iii.     Job  i— xxi  in  Hebrew. 
Passages  for  Translation  from  the  Old  Testament  (Hebrew) 
generally.    Hebrew  Composition  and  Pointing. 

Section  II.    New  Testament. 
*aper  1.    General  Paper  on  the  New  Testament. 

'aper  2.    The  Gospels  in  Greek,  with  special  reference  to  the  Gospel 
according  to  St  Luke. 
The  Acts,  Epistles,  and  Apocalypse  in  Greek,  with  special  refer- 
ence to  the  second  Epistle  to  the  Corinthians. 
New  Testament  Theology,  with  special  reference  to  the  Doctrine 
of  the  Spirit. 


liv  EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS. 

Section  in.     Church  History. 

Paper  1.  History  of  the  Church,  including  the  History  of  Doctrine,  to 
A.D.  461. 

Paper  2.     General  Church  History,  from  a.d.  461  to  a.d.  1453. 

Paper  3.     General  Church  History,  from  a.d.  14.53  to  the  present  time. 

Pfiper  4.  (a)  Leaders  of  the  Celtic  Church :  St  Patrick,  St  Coluinha, 
St  Columban;  with  Patrick's  Writings  (edited  by  Newport 
J.  D.  White);  Adamnan,  Vita  Columbae  (edited  by  Fowler); 
Jonas,  Vita  Coluinbani  (edited  by  Krusch  in  Rerum  German- 
arum  Scriptores).  For  reference:  Beda,  Historia  Ecclesi- 
astica. 
(6)  The  Life  and  Times  of  John  Whitgift.  Selected  illustrative 
docmnents:  Whitgift,  On  the  authority  of  the  Church  in 
things  indifferent  (Parker  Society),  Vol.  i,  pp.  175—29.5; 
Hooker,  Ecclesiastical  Polity,  Preface  and  Book  ii;  Cardwell. 
History  of  Conferences,  Cli.  in.  For  reference:  Strype, 
Memorials  of  Whit^t ;  Neal,  History  of  the  Puritans ;  Pierce. 
Historical  Introduction  to  the  Marprelate  Tracts. 

Papers  4  (a)  and  4  (/;)  are  alternatives. 

Section  IV.     Dogmatics. 

Paper  1.     Outlines  of  Biblical  Theology. 

Paper  2.  The  History  of  Christian  Doctrine  to  the  close  of  the  Council  of 
Chalcedon. 

Paper  3.  The  Doctrine  of  the  Trinity  from  the  Cappadocian  Fathers  to 
Thomas  Aquinas.  Selected  illustrative  documents :  Gregory 
of  Nyssa,  De  communibus  notionibus  and  Quod  non  sint  ivea 
Dei  (Migne,  P.  G.  xlv.) ;  Basil  of  Caesarea,  Epp.  38,  214 
(P.  G.  xxxii.);  Gregory  of  Nazianzus,  Or.  xxix.  2,  3;  xxxi. 
14 — 20;  xl.  41  (P.  G.  xxxvi.) ;  Augustine,  De  Trinitate  (esp.  i. 
8,  12;  ii.  18;  iv.  27  ff.;  v.  10—12;  vi.  7—12;  vii.  7—10: 
viii.  14;  ix.  3—8;  x.  10—12;  xi.  2—7;  xiv. ;  xv.  27  If.; 
Migne,  P.  L.  xlii.);  Boethius,  Quomodo  Ti"initas  unus  Deus 
ac  lion  tres  Dei  and  Utruni  pater  et  filius  et  spiritus  sanctus 
de  divinitate  substantialiter  praedicentur  (P.  L.  Ixiv.) ;  John 
of  Damascus,  De  fide  orthodoxa,  pt.  i.,  chs.  iii.,  iv.,  vii.,  viii., 
X.,  xii.,  xiv.  (P.  G.  xciv.);  John  Scotus  Erigena,  Dedivisione 
naturae,  i.  14 — 18  (P.  L.  cxxii.);  Abelard,  Theologia  Chris- 
tiana, bk.  I.,  chs.  i.,  ii.  and  Introductio  ad  Theologiam,  bk. 
I.,  chs,  iv — xii.  (P.  L.  clxxviii.);  Anselm,  Monologium,  26 — I 
61,  78  (P.  L.  clviii.) ;  Thomas  Aquinas,  Summa  Theologiae, 
pars  I.,  quaestiones  xxvii — xxxviii.  (P.  L.  vol.  i.). 

Paper  4.  The  Problem  of  Sin  in  relation  to  modern  thought.  Selected 
illustrative  documents :  The  Articles  of  Keligion  of  the  Church 
of  England,  No.  ix.;  the  statements  of  man's  primitive  con- 
dition and  on  Original  Sin  in  the  Decrees  of  the  Council  of 
Trent  and  in  the  Reformed  Confessions  of  Faith  (Winer, 
Confessions  of  Christendom,  pp.  79 — 115) ;  Jeremy  Taylor, 
Unum  necessarium;  or,  the  Doctrine  and  Practice  of  Re- 
pentance, chs.  vi.,  vii.;  Bishop  Bull,  Discourse  V,  On  the 
State  of  Man  before  the  Fall;  S.  T.  Coleridge,  Aids  to 
Reflection,  'Aphorisms  on  Spiritual  Religion,  No.  x.'  (on 
Origuial  Sin);  J.  B.  Mozley,  Lectures  and  other  Theological 
Papers,  ix.,  and  Augustinian  Doctrine  of  Predestmation, 
ch.  iv. ;  letter  of  Dr  Hoi't  in  A.  F.  Hort's  Life  and  Letters  of 


EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE   SUBJECTS.  Iv 

F.  J.  A.  Hort,  vol.  ii.,  pp.  329  ff. ;  F.  R.  Teunaut,  Origin  and 
Propagation  of  Sin  (Hulsean  Lectures),  2nd  ed. ;  A.  J.  Mason, 
'A  Modern  Theory  of  the  Fall,'  in  Journal  of  Theological 
Studies,  vol.  v.,  pp.  481  fif.  (1904);  C.  Gore,  Epistle  to  the 
Romans,  vol.  ii.,  appendix  E.  For  a  review  and  criticism  of 
some  modern  discussions  on  the  subject,  see  W.  E.  Orchard, 
Modern  Theories  of  Sm  (1909). 

Section  V.     The  Philosophp  of  Religion  and  Christian  Ethics. 
ipers  1  and  2.     The  principles  and  history  of  the  Philosophy  of  Religion, 
iper  3.     Christian  Ethics.     (A)    General.     (B)    Christianity  and  War. 
iper  4.    Freewill  and  Knowledge. 

Additional  Papers. 
iper  1.     (A)    I  Samuel  and  Amos  in  the  Septuagint.     (B)    Philo,  De 

Somniis.     The  Greek  fragments  of  Enoch, 
iper  2.    Augustine,  De  Sermone  Domini  in  monte,  i,  ii.     Chrysostom, 

Homilies  on  II  Corinthians. 
.  jper  3.     Minucius  Fehx,  Octavius.    Athanasius,  De  Sententia  Diouysii ; 

Apologia  ad  Imperatorem  Constantium ;  ad  Afros. 
iper  4.     Selected  Liturgies  and  Service  Books :    The  Anaphora  of  the 

Ethiopic  Church  Order  (Brightman,  L.  E.  W.,  pp.  189  ff.). 

The  Pontifical  of  Egbert  (ed.  Surtees  Society,  pp.  1—26). 


In  accordance  with  Regulation  19  for  the  Theological  Tripos  the 
oard  publish  the  following  list  of  books  in  relation  to  which  questions 
ill  be  set  in  papers  1  and  2  and  3  (A)  of  Section  V  in  Part  11  of  the 
*ipos. 

The  Philosophy  of  Religion. 

Students  will  be  expected  to  have  a  general  knowledge  of  the  history 
the  subject.  For  this  purpose,  Pfleiderer,  The  Philosophy  of  Religion 
» the  basis  of  its  history,  and  PUnjer,  The  History  of  the  Christian  Philo- 
phy  of  Religion,  will  be  found  useful. 

The  following  books  are  specially  important  in  connexion  with  the 
Istory  of  Thought.  Descartes,  Discourse  on  Method,  and  Meditations; 
irkeley,  The  Principles  of  Human  Knowledge  (omitting  §§  110—134), 
^0  Dial,  iv  in  Alciphron;  Butler,  The  Analogy  of  Religion  Natural  and 
evealed  to  the  Constitution  and  Course  of  Nature ;  Hume,  On  Miracles 
action  X  in  his  Enquiry  concerning  Human  Understanding);  Kant, 
anscendental  Dialectic,  Bk  ii  ch.  3  (The  Ideal  of  Pure  Reason),  also 
itique  of  Judgment,  Pt  ii;  Schleiermacher,  Discourses  on  Religion; 
)tze,  Outlines  of  the  Philosophy  of  Religion,  together  with  the  corre- 
onding  parts  of  the  Microcosmos. 

The  following  books  also,  among  others,  bear  upon  various  topics  in- 
ided  in  the  Syllabus:  Martineau,A  Study  of  Religion;  Boedder,  Natural 
leology;  J.  Caird,  Introduction  to  the  Philosophy  of  Religion  ;  T.  H. 
reen,  Prolegomena  to  Ethics,  Bk  i ;  J.  S.  Mill,  Theism  (in  Three  Essays 

Religion);  Huxley,  The  Physical  Basis  of  Life,  Animal  Automatism, 
d  Hume;  J.  Ward,  Naturalism  and  Agnosticism,  and  The  Realm  of 
ids ;  Flint,  Theism  and  Antitheistic  Theories ;  Hbffding,  The  Philosophy 

Religion;  Wfistcott,  The  Gospel  of  Life;  Illingworth,  Personality 
jman  and  Divine,  and  Reason  and  Revelation;  Aubrey  Moore,  The 
iristian  Idea  of  God  (Essay  ii  in  Lux  Mundi);  Rashdall,  The  Ultimate 
sis  of  Theism  (Essay  1  in  Contentio  Veritatis),  also  Essay  8  in  Essays 

Personal  Idealism;  Eucken,  Life's  Basis  and  Life's  Ideal. 

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Ivi  EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS. 

Christian  Ethics. 

The  followingr  books  are  recommended:  Martensen,  Christian  Ethic 
(General  Part);  Dorner,  System  of  Christian  Ethics;  Newman  Sniytt 
Christian  Ethics. 

Among  other  books  which  may  be  referred  to  with  advantag-e  are  th 
following:  Sidgwick,  Outlines  of  the  History  of  Ethics;  Kashdall,  Th. 
Theory  of  Good  and  Evil;  Neander,  Vorlesungen  iiber  die  Geschichte  dei 
christlichen  Ethik  (ed.  Erdmann);  Gass,  Geschichte  der  christlichei 
Ethik;  Ziegler,  Geschichte  der  christlichen  Ethik;  Martineau,  Tvpes  o 
Ethical  Theory;  Sorley,  Ethics  of  Naturalism;  Butler,  Sermons'  I— ;j 
F.  D.  Maurice, The  Conscience  and  Social  Morality;  Rickaby, Moral  Philo 
sophy ;  Haering,  Ethic  of  the  Christian  Life. 

APPENDIX. 

Supplementary  Regulations  (made  under  Rule  19). 

1.  Paper  1  of  Part  I  (the  General  Paper  on  the  Old  Testament)  shai 
contain  general  questions  on  the  Old  Testament  Scriptures  and  on  th 
History  of  Israel  down  to  the  Christian  Era. 

Special  Books,  or  a  special  period,  shall  be  selected  of  which  fullei 
knowledge  will  be  required. 

2.  Paper  2  of  Part  I  (a  selected  portion  of  the  Historical  Books  of  th< 
Old  Testament  in  Hebrew)  shall  contain  passages  for  translation  from  th, 
{selected  portion,  with  grammatical  questions,  and  passages  for  re-trans 
lation  and  for  pointing. 

3.  Paper  3  of  Part  I  (passages  for  translation  from  the  Historica' 
Books  of  the  Old  Testament  generally)  shall  contain  grammatical  question 
on  those  passages,  and  shall  also  contain  questions  on  the  Hebre\ 
language  and  grammar  generally,  passages  for  pointing,  and  easy  passage.- 
for  translation  into  Hebrew. 

4.  Paper  4  of  Part  I  (the  General  Paper  on  the  New  Testament)  shal' 
contain  (a)  questions  on  the  formation  of  the  Canon;  (b)  questions  o: 
Textual  Criticism;  (c)  a  passage,  or  passages,  for  translation  into  Greek. 

5.  Papers  5  and  6  of  Part  I  (the  New  Testament  in  Greek,  and  o 
selected  portion  of  the  New  Testament)  shall  contain  passages  for  trans 
lation  and  re-translation,  and  questions  on  the  subject-matter,  exegesis, 
grammar,  and  language,  but  questions  of  detail  on  authorship,  date,  an- 
textual  criticism  shall  be  set  only  from  the  selected  portion. 

6.  Paper  8  (A)  of  Part  I  shall  contain  questions  on  the  history  and 
contents  of  ancient  Creeds.  Certain  Creeds  and  documents  shall  be  re- 
commended by  the  Board  from  time  to  time  for  special  study. 

In  paper  8  (B)  the  selected  portion  of  Patristic  Literature  shall  h 
taken  from  writings  earlier  than  a.d.  461. 

7.  In  Section  I  of  Part  II,  Paper  1  may  contain  questions  on  the 
relation  of  Old  Testament  Religion  to  the  religious  ideas  of  the  peoples 
with  whom  Israel  came  into  contact.  In  preparing  for  this  paper  tht 
attention  of  students  should  be  directed  to  such  subjects  as  the  nature  of 
Hebrew  Monotheism;  the  character  of  God,  and  His  relation  to  tlx 
world;  Revelation  and  Providence:  the  idea  of  holiness;  righteou-'  - 
sin,  and  redemption;  priestly  and  sacrificial  institutions:  the  natui  .  ! 
prophecy,  and  the  prophetic  theology;  the  Kingdom  of  God  and  tbt 
'Messianic'  idea:  retribution  and  the  problem  of  suftermg:  the  state  after 
death,  and  the  conception  of  immortality.  Paper  2  may  contain  questions 
on  the  criticism  of  the  text.  Paper  3  shall  contain  questions  involving  i 
a  knowledge  of  the  LXX  translation  of  the  selected  portions,  and  may 


EXAMINATION  AND  PBIZE  SUBJECTS.  Ivii 

1  contain  elementary  questions  on  the  History  and  Criticism  of  the 
\X  version  generally.  Both  papers  2  and  3  shall  contain  one  or  more 
lotions  on  the  subject-matter. 

s.     In  Section  II  of  Part  II,  Paper  1  shall  contain  questions  on  the 

ithorship  and  date  of  the  books  of  the  New  Testament,  and  on  the 

irmastauces  in  which  they  were  written;  on  the  general  principles  of 

e  Textual  Criticism  of  the  New  Testament;  and  on  the  outlines  of  the 

stoiy  of  the  formation  of  the  Canon.     Some  questions  of  a  more  ad- 

uiced  character  shall  also  be  set  on  Textual  Criticism  and  on  the  History 

the  Canon,  but  candidates  will  not  be  expected  to  shew  detailed  know- 

of  more  than  one  of  these  subjects.     Papers  2  and  3  may  contain 

L;es  for  retranslation.     Pa))er  4  shall  include  passages  for  trans- 

,  explanation,  or  paraphrase. 

vt.  In  preparing  for  Paper  1  of  Section  IV  of  Part  II  the  attention  of 
udents  should  be  directed  to  such  subjects  as  the  development  of  the 
ea  of  God,  and  His  action  in  nature  and  in  history;  the  nature  of 
•ophecy  and  inspiration;  priesthood  and  sacrifice;  the  Messianic  hope 
1(1  the  Kingdom  of  God;  the  Person  of  Chi-ist;  the  Holy  Spirit;  sin, 
tiering,  and  redemption;  the  conditions  of  salvation;  the  Church  and 
e  Sacraments.  Account  should  be  taken  of  the  dilferent  types  of  teach- 
g  found  in  different  books  of  the  Bible. 

ORIENTAL  LANGUAGES  TRIPOS.     1914. 
Hebkew. 
Section  1.     Exod.  i — xxiii.     1  and  2  Kings  (except  1  Kings  vi,  vii). 
roverbs  i — ix.     Joel  and  Amos. 

Section  2.  2  Samuel.  Ezekiel  xxv — xlviii  (omitting  cc.  xl — xliii). 
jalms,  Book  iii.  Mishnah,  Abodah  Zarah  (ed.  Elmsiie).  Genesis 
abba  i — ix  (ed.  Theodor).     Kimhi  on  Amos. 


Aramaic. 
Section  1.     Aphraates,  Horn,  xxiii.     The  Gospel  of  S.  Matthew 
the  Old  Syriac  Version  (ed.  Burkitt).     Psalms  Ixxiii — Ixxxix  in  the 
eshitta  version.    Cureton's  Ancient  Syriac  Documents.    The  Aramaic 
)rtions  of  the  Old  Testament. 

Section  2.  Julianos  der  Abtriinnige  (ed.  Hoffmann),  pp.  5 — 59. 
laac  of  Antioch  (ed.  Bedjan),  Horn.  1 — 15.  Eusebius,  Eccl.  Hist.  i. 
d.  Wright  and  M^'Lean).  Joshua  Stylites  (ed.  Wright),  ch.  l^XLVin, 
ife  of  S.  Simeon  Stylites  (Bedjan's  Acta  Martyrum  et  Sanctorum, 
»L  IV,  pp.  507 — 665).  Targum  on  Judges  (ed.  Praetorius).  Targum 
I  Ezekiel  xxv — xlviii  (omitting  cc.  xl — xliii). 


Arabic. 
Section  1.     Briinnow's  Chrestomathy,  pp.   1 — 115.         The  Kamil 
Al-Mubarrad,   ch.  49  (pp.   527—600  in  Wright's  edition).         Al- 
[as'iidi,    Kitabu't-Tanbih  wa'1-Ishraf  (ed.    de   Goeje),  pp.  14—111. 
ur'an,  Siiras  44—48. 

Section  2.  Qur'an,  Siiras  17,  18  and  100 — 114,  with  the  Commen- 
.ry  of  al-Baydawi  (ed.  Fleischer)  on  Sur.  17  and  18.  Az-Zamakhshari, 
■Mufassal  (ed.  Broch),  pp.  130—158.  The  Mu'allaqa  of  Labid 

[id  that  of  al-Harith.         Ibn  Hish4m  (ed.  Wiistenfeld),  pp.  740—802. 
m  Qutayba,  Kitabu  'sh-Shi'r  wa-sh-Shu'ara  (ed.  de  Goeje,  pp.  2 — 56). 


Iviii  EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS. 

Sanskrit. 

Section  1.  Selections  from  the  Mahabharata  and  Ramayan; 
(Bohtlingk's  Sanskrit-Chrestomathie,  3rd  ed.,  pp.  56 — 114).  Selection: 
from  the  Kathasaritsilgara  and  Hitopadev-a  (ibid.  pp.  129 — lliO) 
Ratnavali  (ibid.  pp.  326—369). 

Section  2.  Manu,  Books  iii.  and  vi.  with  Kulluka's  Conirneutap 
on    Book    VI.  Bhartrhari :    Nitigataka   and   Vairagya(?ataka    (ed 

Nirnaya-eagara  Press).  Da(?a-kumara-carita,  Books  iv.  and  v.  (ed 

Nirnaya-sagara  Press):  or  Aitareya  Brahinana,  Book  ill.  (pp.  60 — 9-' 
in  Aufrecht's  edition,  or  the  corresponding  passage  in  Bihlioiheca  Indica) 
Rig- Veda  :  vii.  56—89  ;  x.  81,  82,  90,  121,  129  ;  with  Sayana  s  Com 
mentary  on  X.  81, 121,  129.  Sankhya-karikas  with  Gaudapada's  Com 
mentary    {Benares   Sanskrit    Series,    no.    9).  Siddhanta-kaumudr 

part  of  the  section  ou  Tatpurusa  compounds  (ed.  Vasu,  Allahabad 
1904  :  Vol.  I.  pp.  405 — 455;  or  Pansikar,  Nirnaya-sagara  Press,  1908, 
pp.  161—176). 

Persian. 

Section  1.  The  Shah-n^ma  (reigns  of  Ardashir  I  and  Shapiir  I) ; 
ed.  Turner- Macan,  Vol.  in.  pp.  1365 — 1420.  Dawlatshah,  Tabaquas  I 
and  II  (ed.  Browne,  pp.  28 — 128  =  Bombay  lithographed  ed.  of  1887, 
pp.  17 — 58).  The  hivdn  of  Hafiz,  ghazals  in  J-:>6  inclusive  (ed. 
Rosenzweig- Schwann au,  Vol.  ii.  pp.  2 — 406).  The  Safar-nama  of 
N^sir-i-Khusraw  (ed.  Schefer,  pp.  1 — 97). 

Section  2.  The  Sikandar-n^ma-i-Bahri  (ed.  by  Sprenger  in  Biblio- 
theca  Indica,,  Calcutta,  1852,  pp.  1 — 83).  The  Mathnawl,  Book  i., 

from  the  beginning  of  the  poem  to  the  end  of  the  story  of  the  Merchant 
and  the  Parrot  (Bombay    edition   of  a.H.   1286,  pp.  7 — 50),  The 

Siy^sat-nama  of  the  Niz^mu  '1-Mulk,  chapters  8 — 47  inclusive  (pp.  54 — 
205  in  Schefer's  edition).  Gawhar-i-Munid  of  'Abdu'r-Razz^q  al 
Lahiji  (lithographed  Bombay  a.h.  1301,  Discourse  I,  Chap.  i.  pp. 
1—58).  

Chinese. 

Section  1.  The  San  Tzu  Citing.  Lim  Yii,  Books  i. — x.  Mr,,;/ 
Tzii,  Book  V. 

Section  2.    The  Shih  Ching  Part  I.  Book  v.  The  Ch'un  Ch'iv 

Duke  Yin.  The  Sacred  Edict,  Maxim  i.,  with  amplification.  A  papei 
will  also  be  set  on  the  General  History  of  the  Far  East. 


ORIENTAL  LANGUAGES  TRIPOS.  1915. 
Hebrew. 
Section  1.      Exod.   i — xxiii.     Judges.     2   Kings.     Proverbs   i — ix. 
Isaiah  xl — Ixvi.  j 

Section  2.  1  Samuel.  Ezekiel  xxv — xlviii  (omitting  cc.  xl — xliii).  j 
Psalms,  Book  iii.  Mishnah,  Abodah  Zarah  (ed.  Ehnslie).  Genesis 
Rabba  i— vi  (ed.  Theodor).     Ibn  Ezra  on  Isaiah  xlix — liv. 


EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS.  lix 

Aramaic. 

Section  1.  Aphraates,  Horn,  i,  ii.  The  Gospel  of  S.  Mark  in  the 
31d  Syriac  Version  (ed.  Burkitt).  Psalms  Ixxiii — Ixxxix  in  the  Peshitta 
version.  The  texts  comprised  in  Burkitt's  ed.  of  Euphemla  and  the 
jk)th  (Text  and  Translation  Society  1913).  The  Aramaic  portions  of 
ihe  Old  Testament. 

Section  2.  Julianos  der  Abtriinnige  (ed.  HofJinann),  pp.  59 — 100. 
[saac  of  Antioch  (ed.  Bedjan),  Hom.  1 — 15.  Eusebius,  Eccl.  Hist.  i. 
(ed.  Wright  and  M'^Lean).  Joshua  Stylites  (ed.  Wright),  ch.  xlix — 
md.  Life  of  S.  Simon  Stylites  (Bedjan 's  Acta  Martyrum  et  Sanctorum, 
■rol.  IV,  pp.  5'j7 — 665).  Targum  on  Judges  (ed.  Praetorius).  Targura  on 
Ezekiel  xxv — xlviii  (omitting  cc.  xl — xliii). 


Ababic. 

Section  1.  Briinnow's  Chrestomathy,  pp.  1 — 115.  The  K^mil  of 
A-l-Mubarrad,  ch.  49  (pp.  527—600  in  Wright's  edition).  Al-Mas'iidi, 
Kitabu't-Tanblh  wa'i-Ishraf  (ed.  de  Goeje),  pp.  14 — 111.  Qur'an, 
5l5ras  44 — 48. 

Section  2.  Qur'an,  Suras  17,  18  and  100—114,  with  the  Com- 
nentary  of  al-Baydawi  (ed.  Fleischer)  on  Sur.  17  and  18.  Az-Zamakh- 
jhari,  al-Mufassal"  (ed,  Broch),  pp.  130—158.  The  Mu'allaqa  of 
Labid  and  that  of  al-Harith.  Ibn  Hisham  (ed.  Wiistenfeld),  pp.  740 
—802.  Ibn  Qutayba,  Kitabu  'sh-Shi'r  wa-sh-Shu'ara  (ed.  de  Goeje, 
-p.  2-56).  

Sanskbit. 

Section  1.  Selections  from  the  Mahabharata  and  Ramayana 
(Eohtlingk's  Sanskrit-Chrestomathie,  3rd  ed.,  pp.  56 — 114).  Selections 
from  the  Kathasaritsagara  and  Hitopadepa  {ibid.  pp.  129 — 190). 
Ratnavali  (ibid.  pp.  326—369). 

-Section  2.  Manu,  Books  ill.  and  VI.,  with  Kulltika's  Commentary 
)n   Book   VI,  Bhartrhari:    Niti9ataka    and    Yairagya^ataka    (ed. 

Niinaya-sagara   Press),  Da(;a-kumara-carita,    Books   iv.    and   v, 

(ed.  Nirnaya-sagara  Press):  or,  Aitareya  Biahmana,  Book  lii,  (pp, 
t'O — 94  in  Aufrecht's  edition,  or  the  corresponding  passage  in  Bihlio- 
thai.  Indica).  Rig-Veda:    vii.  56—89;    x.  81,  82,  90,  121,  129; 

with  Sayana's  Commentary  on  x,  81,  121,  129.  Sankhya-karikas, 

with  Gaudapada's  Commentary  {Benares  Sanskrit  Series,  no,  9), 
Siddhanta-kauniudi,  part  of  the  section  on  Tatpurusa  compounds  (ed. 
Vasu,  Allahabad,  1904:  Vol.  i.  pp.  405—455  ;  or  Pansikar,  Nirnaya- 
igara  Press,  1890,  pp.  161—176). 


Pebsian. 

Section  1.  'Jhe  Sbah-nama  (reigns  of  Arda^hir  I  and  Shapiir  I):  ed, 
Turner-Macan,  Vol.  iii.  pp.  1365—1420.  Dawlatsh^h,  Tabaquas  I. 
and  II.  (ed.  Browne,  pp.  28— 1-^8  =  Bombay  lithographed  ed.  of  1887, 
pp.  17 — 58).  The  Divan  of  Hafiz,  gbazals  in  j—zA  inclusive  (ed. 
Rosenzweig-Schwannau,  Vol.  ii.  pp.  2— 406),  The  Safar-nama  of 

Nasir-i-IQiusraw  (ed.  Schefer,  pp.  1 — 97). 

Section  2.     The  Yiisuf  u  Zulaykha  of  Jami,  from  the  beginning  of 


Ix  EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS. 

the  poem  to  the  end  of  the  story  of  Bazigha  (ed.  by  Rosenzweig,  pp., 
1 — 83).  The  Mathnawi,  Book  i.,  from  the  beginning  of  the  poem  to 
the  end  of  the  story  of  the  Merchant  and  the  Parrot  (Bombay  edition' 
of  A.H.  1286,  pp.  7—50).  The  Siy^sat-nama  of  the  Niz^mu  '1-Mulk, 
chapters  8 — 47  inclusive  (pp.  54 — 205  in  Schefer's  edition).  Gawhar- 
i-Mur^d  of  'Abdu'r-Razzdq  al-L^hiji  (lithographed  Bombay  A.H.  1301, 
Discourse  I,  ch.  i,  pp.  1 — 58). 


Chinese,  ., 

Section  1.     The  San  TzU  Chiny.     Lun  Yu,  Books  i. — x.     Mengf 

TzU,  Book  V.  [; 

Section  2.     The  Shih  Ching  Part  I.  Book  v.     The   Ch'un  Ch'iu' 

Duke  Yin.     The  Sacred  Edict,  Maxim  I,  with  amplification.     A  paper 

will  also  be  set  on  the  General  History  of  the  Far  East. 


MEDIEVAL  AND   MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOS.     1914. 

Section  A. 
Paper  1.    Shakespeare:    Richard  III;    Henry  V;    Twelfth  Night;  The 

Winter's  Tale;    Macbeth;   Coriolanijs. 
Paper  3.    Special  Period  of  English  Literature,  1603 — 1660.        Jonson: 

The  Alchemi&t;    Sejanus.  U'ebster:    The    Duchess  of 

Malfy.  Massinger:    A    New  Way  to  Pay  Old   Debts. 

Bacon:    The   Advancement  of  Learninjr,   Book  i;    Essays. 

Jonson :  Discoveries.      Milton :  Earlier  Poems  (before  1660) ; 

Areopagitica.  Browne:    Religio   Medici.  Palgrave's 

Golden  Treasury,  Book  ii. 
Paper  4.     Piers  the  Plowman  (B-text) :  Prologue  and  Passus  i,  iv,  v,  vi, 

vii.      Emerson:  Middle  English  Reader,  pp.  8—35,  75—119, 

126—134, 148—214.        The  Tale  of  Gamelyn. 
Paper  5.     Chaucer:    Parlement  of  Fowles;   Rous  of  Fame;   Canterbury 

Tales,    Prologue;    Knight's  Tale;    Prioress's   Prologue  and 

Tale;  Clerk's  Prologue  and  Tale  (A  1—3108,  B 1643— 1880, 

El— 1212). 
Paper  6.    Beowulf,  lines  1050—2220.  Sweet's  Anglo-Saxon  Reader, 

Sections  ii,  iv,  v,  x,  xi,  xv — xviii,  xxi — xxix. 

Section  A  2. 

3  and  4.     Period  of  English  Literature  1700—1790. 

6.  The  following  books  are  suggested,  but  not  prescribed,  in  connexion 
with  the  paper  on  the  History  of  Literary  Criticism :  Aristotle :  Poetics 
(ed.  Butcher).  Horace:  Ars  Poetica.         Longinus:  On  the  Subhme. 

Sidney:  Defence  of  Poesy.  Jonson:  Discoveries.  CorneiUe:  Discours. 
Dryden :  Essay  of  Dramatic  Poesy.  Boileau :  L'Art  poetique.  Lessing : 
Laokoon,  Hamburgische  Dramaturgic.  Coleridge:  Lectures  on  Shake- 
speare, Biogi-aphia  Literaria  (Chap,  xiv — xxii).  Shelley:  Defence  of 
Poetry.  Arnold:  Essays  in  Criticism.  Pater:  Appreciations. 
Saintsbury :  History  of  English  Criticism,  Loci  Critici. 

Section  B. 
Paper  3.    The  Anglo-Saxon  Chronicle.         Beowulf.         Sweet's  Second 
Anglo-Saxon  Reader,  Sections  iii,  vi,  vii  (2,  9, 10),  xi  (21—30). 
Klug:e:    Angelsachsisches    Lesebuch,    Sections  xxvi — xxxi, 
xxxvi,  xxxix — xli,  xliii. 


EXAMINATION  AND  PEIZE  SUBJECTS.  Ixi 

Holthausen:  Altislandisches  Lesebuch,  A  7,  14,  16,  17,  B  3. 
The  Prose  Edda,  ed.  Wilken:  Gylfaginning,  xiv — xxxiii, 
XXXV — xxxvii,  xlix;  Skaldskaparmal,  xxxix,  xl,  xliv,  xlv,  1; 
Volsunga  Saga,  i — iii,  x — xii,  xxiii — xlii;  Th^ttr  af  Norna- 
gesti.  The  Older  Edda,  ed.  Hildebrand-Gering :  Thrym- 

skvitha,  Vegtamskviiha,  Uuthrunarkvitha  hin  forna,  Atla- 
kvitha. 

Section  C. 

Chretien  de  Troyes:  Yvain  (omitting  11.  3142—3340  and  3416— 
6526).  Constans :  Chrestomathie  de  I'ancien  franf ais,  third 
edition,  sections  4—30  (omitting  9, 12, 14, 18,  19, 23, 26, 27, 28). 
Special  subject:  French  Comedy  from  P.  Corneille  to  Dumas 
fils,  in  connexion  with  the  following  works:  Corneille:  Le 
Menteur.  Moliere:  L'Ecole  des  femmes ;  Le  Tartuffe;  Le 
Misanthrope.  Regnard:  LeJoueur.  Lesage:  Turcaret. 
JMarivaux:  Le  .jeu  de  I'amour  et  du  hasard.  Diderot:  Le 
Fils   naturel.  Sedaine:    Le   Philosophe   sans  le  savoir. 

Beaumarchais:  Le  Barbierde  Seville;  LeMariagede  Figaro. 
Musset:  On  ne  badine  pas  avec  ramour.  Scribe:  Le  Verre 
d'eau.  Labiche:  Le  Misanthrope  et  I'Auvergnat.  Augier 
et  Sandeau:  Le  Gendre  de  Monsieur  Poirier.  Dumas  fils: 
Les  Idees  de  Madame  Aubray. 
aper  6.  Pellissier:  Morceaux  choisis  des  poetes  duxvi^siecle.  Pascal : 
Les  Lettres  provinciales;  Pensees  (Sections  i — vii,  ed.  Brun- 
schvicg).  Voltaire  :    Lettres  philosophiques.  Victor 

Hugo:  Les  Feuilles  d'automne;  Les  Chatiments.       Leconte 
de  Lisle :  Poemes  barbares.  Sully  Prudhomme :  Stances 

et  poemes. 

Section  D. 
;iper  2.     Special  subject:  French  literature  in  the  reigns  of  Louis  Vll, 

Philippe  Auguste,  and  Louis  VIII,  in  connexion  with 
Aliscans.       Chre'tien  de  Tioyes:  Lancelot.      Marie  de  France : 

Lais  (omitting  Guigemar ;  Equitan ;  Yonec ;  Chaitivel).    Guil- 

laume  de  Dole,         Aucassin  et  Nicolette.         Villehardouin : 

La  conqiiete   de  Constantinople.  Le  Mystere  d'Adam. 

Bartsch :  Chrestomathie  de  I'ancien  fran^ais,  Sections  14 — 

60  (omitting  16  and  21). 
aper  4.     Bertran  de  Born.  Flamenca   (omitting  11.   5939 — 6928). 

Appel :  Provenzalische  Chrestomathie. 

Section  E. 

aper  4.  VValther  von.der  Vogelweide  (as  contained  in  Bartsch,  Deutsche 
Liederdichter).  Kudrun  (in  SammlungGoeschen).  Braune, 
Althochdeutsches  Lesebuch  XVI,  7—11;  XVII;  XXX; 
XXXII,  10—12;  XXXV,  XXXVI,  XXXIX. 

aper  5.  Special  Period:  1770 — 1788,  in  connexion  with  the  follow- 
ing works:  Lessing:  Emilia  Galotti;  Nathan  der  Weise. 
Goethe:  Goetz,  VVerther,Clavigo,£gmonl,  Faust  I.  Herder: 
Minor  essays  on  Popular  Poetry  and  on  Shakespeare. 
Biirger:  Ballads.  Leisewitz:  Julius  von  Tarent.  Klinger: 
Die   Zwillinge.  Wieland:    Oberon.  Schiller:    Die 

Rauber;  Cabale  und  Liebe;  Don  Carlos. 

G  5 


Ixii  EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS. 

Paper  6.  Hurnen  Seyfried  (ed.  Golther).  Hans  Sachs  (selection  by 
Kinzel).  Goethe:    Poems   (Lieder,  Balladen,   Elegien, 

Book  II,  Vermischte  Gedichie).  Schiller:  Poems  of  the 
third  period,  Wallenstein.  Kleist:  Der  Prinz  von  Hom- 
burg.  Grillparzer:    Konig  Ottokars  Gliick  und  Ende. 

Hebbel,  Agnes  Bernauer.  Heine,  Memoiren  (ed.  Karpeles). 
Section  F. 

Paper  2.     Das  Nibelung-enlied  (Lachmann's  text).  Parzival,  Book  iii, 

Meier  Helmbreht.  Braune:   Althochdeutsches  Lesebuch 

II,  IV,  V  (1—8),  VI— XU,  XVI,  XVUI— XXU,  XXIII 
(1-2,  12),  XXV— XXXI,  XXXU  (1—2,  4,  18—22,  42), 
XXXIII— XLlil. 

Paper  3.  Special  subject:  The  German  IVliimesang,  in  connexion  with 
Des  Minnesangs  Friihling  I— IX,  and  Bartsch,  Deutsche 
Liederdichter  XIV— XVI,  XXV,  XXXIII,  XL. 

Paper  4.  Reinke  de  Vos,  Book  i.  Old  Saxon  Genesis.  Heliand, 
4200  to  end. 

Section  G. 

Paper  4.     Casini :  Letteratura  italiana,  vol.  i,  sections  xcvn — end  (omitting 

CLVII— CLXXVIl). 

Paper  5.  Special  subject:  Dante,  in  connexion  with  La  Divina  Corn- 
media;    La  Vita  nuova;  II  Canzoniere. 

Paper  6.     Machiavelli:    II  Principe.  Torquato  Tasso:   La  Gerusa- 

lemnie liberata.  Alfieri:  Saul;  Satire;  Vita.  Leopardi: 
Canti;  Operettemorali;  Pensieri.      Carducci:  Rime  nuove. 

Section  H. 

Paper  4.  Poema  del  Cid  ed.  R.  Men^ndez  Pidal.  El  Libro  de  los  gatos 
ed.  G.  T.  Northup. 

Paper  5.  Special  subject:  The  Romancero  in  connexion  with  Men6ndez  y 
Pelayo,  Antologfa  de  poetas  Ifricos  castellanos,  tomos  vm,  ix. 

Paper  6.  Juan  de  Valdes:  Dialogo  de  Mercuric  y  Carun  ed.  E.  Boehmer. 
Luis  de  Ledn  :  Poesfas  (Biblioteca  de  Autores  Espafioles, 
vol.  xxxvii).  Cervantes:  Novelasejemplares,  Lope  de 
Vega:  La  Estrella  de  Sevilla  (Biblioteca  de  Autores  Espafioles, 
vol.  xxiv).  Calder(5n:   La  Vida  es  suefio  (ed.  Norman 

MacColl  in  Select  Plays  of  Calderdn).  Espronceda :  Poesfas. 
Becquer:  Rimas. 

Section  I. 
Paper  4.    Lomonosov,  Novikov,   Krylov,  Pushkin,   Gogol,   Turgeniev, 

A.  K.  Tolstoi. 
Paper  5  (a).     Chronicle  of  "Nestor,  "  from  year  945  (a.m.  6453)  to  year 

1015   (a.m.   6523)    inclusive.  Slovo   o    polku    Igoreve. 

Kurbski. 
Paper  5  (?»).     Works  recommended:  Leroy-Beaulieu:   The  Empire  of  the 

Tsars  and  the  Russians.  Kovalevski:  Russian  Political 

Institutions.  Mackenzie  Wallace:    Russia.  Skrine; 

The  Expansion  of  Russia  (1815— 1900).        Miliukov:  Russia 

and  the  Crisis.        Rambaud:  History  of  Russia. 


MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES   TRIPOS.    1915. 
Section  A. 

Paper    1.     Shakespeare:  Richard  111;  Romeo  and  Juliet;  Twelfth  Night; 
Othello;  Coriolanus;  Cymbeline. 


EXAMINATION  AND  PEIZE  SUBJECTS.  Ixiii 

Paper  3.  Special  Period  of  English  Literature,  1625—1700.  Jonson : 
Discoveries.  Browne:  Relipio  Medici.  Milton:  Earlier 
Poems  (before  1660) ;  Areopagitica ;  Paradise  Lost,  Books  iii 
andiv;  Samson  Agonistes.  Cowley:  Essays,  Of  Solitude, 
Of  Obscurity,  Of  Greatness,  Of  Myself.  Dryden :  Absalom 
and  Achitophel,  Part  i ;  All  for  Love ;  Preface  to  the  Fables. 
Otway :  Venice  Preserved.  Palgrave's  Golden  Treasury, 

Book  Second. 

Paper  4.  The  Owl  and  the  Nightingale,  11. 1—624,  659—932,  1635—1794. 
Piers  Plowman  (B-text):  Prologue  and  Passus  i — v.  Emer- 
son's Middle  English  Reader,  pp.  8—35,  75—105, 148—214. 

Paper  5.  Chaucer:  Hous  of  Fame;  Legend  of  Good  Women,  Prologue, 
and  Legends  of  Cleopatra  and  Thisbe  (11. 1 — 923) ;  Canterbury 
Tales,  General  Prologue ;  Prioress'  Prologue  and  Tale ; 
Sir  Thopas ;  Doctor's  Tale ;  Pardoner's  Prologue  and  Tale ; 
Clerk's  Prologue  and  Tale ;  Squire's  Tale  (A  1—858,  B  1625 
—2108.  C  1—968,  E  1—1212,  F  1—672). 

Paper  6.    Beowulf,  II.  1050—2220.    Sweet :  Anglo-Saxon  Reader,  Sections 

IV — XI,    XVI — XIX,  XXI — XXVI. 

Section  A  2. 

3  and  4.     Special  Period  of  English  Literature  1750—1830. 

6.  The  following  books  are  suggested,  but  not  prescribed,  in  connexion 
with  the  paper  on  the  History  of  Literary  Criticism :  Aristotle :  Poetics 
(ed.  Butcher).  Horace:  Ars  Poetica.  Lougiims:  On  the  Sublime. 

Sidney:  Defence  of  Poesy.  Jonson:  Discoveries.  Corneille:  Dis- 

cours.  Dryden :  Essay  of  Dramatic  Poesy.  Boileau :  L'Art  poetique. 
Lessing:  Laokoon,  Hamburgische  Dramaturgic.  Coleridge:  Lectures 

on  Shakespeare,  Biographia  Literaria   (Chap,   xiv — xxii).  Shelley: 

Defence  of  Poetry.  Arnold :  Essays  in  Criticism.  Pater :  Apprecia- 
tions.        Saintsbury :  History  of  English  Criticism,  Loci  Critici. 

Section  B. 
Paper  3.     The  Anglo-Saxon  Chronicle.         Beowulf.        Sweet's   Second 

Anglo-Saxon  Reader,  Sections  iii,  vi,  vii  (2,  9,  10),  xi  (21 — 30). 

Kluge:    Angelsachsisches    Lesebuch,    Sections    xxvi — xxxi, 

XXX vi,  xxxix — xli,  xliii. 
Paper  4.     Holthausen:    Altislandisches  Lesebuch,   A  7,   14,   16,  17,  B  3. 

The    Prose   Edda,   ed.   Wilken:    Gylfaginning,  xiv — xxxiii, 

XXXV — xxxvii,  xlix ;  Skaldskaparm^l,  xxxix,  xl,  xliv,  xiv,  1 ; 

Viilsunga  Saga,  i — iii,  x — xii,  xxiii — xlii ;  Th^ttr  af  Nornagesti. 

The    Older    Edda,    ed.   Hildebrand-Gering :    Thrymskvitha, 

Vegtamskvitha,  Guthrunarkvitha  hin  forna,  Atlakvitha. 

Section  C. 
Paper  4.    Chretien :  Guillaume  d'Angleterre.       Constans :  Chrestomathie 

de  I'aucien  fran^ais,  third  edition,  Sections  4 — 30  (omitting 

9,  12,  14,  18,  19,  23,  26,  27,  28). 
Paper  5.     Special  Subject :  French  Comedy  from  P.  Corneille  to  Dumas 

fils,  in  connexion  with  the  following  works:   Corneille:   Le 

Menteur.  Moliere :   L'Ecole  des  femmes  ;  Le  Tartuflfe  ; 

Le  Misanthrope.     Regnard:  Le  Joueur.     Lesage:  Turcaret. 

Marivaux :  Le  Jeu  de  I'amour  et  du  hasard.  Diderot :  Le 

Fils  naturel.  Sedaine:   Le  Philosophe  sans  le  savoir. 

Beaumarchais :  Le  Barbier  de  Seville ;  Le  Mariage  de  Figaro. 
■  Musset :  On  ne  badine  pas  avec  I'amour.       Scribe  :  Le  Verre 

d'eau.        Labiche  :  Le  Misanthrope  et  I'Auvergnat.       Augier 

et  Sandeau :  Le  Gendre  de  Monsieur  Poirier.         Dumas  fils : 

Les  Idees  de  Madame  Aubray. 


Ixiv  EXAMINATION  AND  PKIZE  SUBJECTS. 

Paper  6.    Pellissier :  Morceaux  choisis  des  i)oetes  clu  xvi°  siecle.  La 

Kochefoucauld :  Maximes.  La  Bruyere :  Les  Caracteres. 

J.- J.  Rousseau:  Le  Contrat  social;  Lettre  a  M.  d'Alembert 
sur  les  spectacles.  Victor  Hugo :  Les  Feuilles  d'automne ; 
La  Legende  des  siecles,  Premiere  Se'rie,  1859  (the  poems 
enumerated  in  the  Edition  definitive,  vol.  iv,  pp.  268 — 272). 
Leconte  de  Lisle ;  Poemes  barbares.  Sully  Prudliomrae : 

Stances  et  poemes. 

Section  D. 

Paper  2.  Special  Subject:  French  literature  in  the  reigns  of  Louis  VII, 
Philippe  Autruste,  and  Louis  VI U,  in  connexion  with:  La 
Chevalerie  Vivien  (ed.  Terracher).  Bertraud  de  Bar-sur- 
Aube :  Aimeri  de  Narbonne.  Raoul  de  Houdenc :  Meraugis 
de  Portlesguez.  Marie  de  France :  Lais  (omitting  Guigemar ; 
Equitan;  Yonec;  Chaitivel).  Guillaume  de  Dole.  Aucassiu 
et  Nicolette.  Villehardouhi :  La  conquete  de  Constantinople. 
Le  Mystere  d'Adam.  Bartsch :  Clirestomathie  de  I'ancien 

fran^ais,  Sections  14 — 60  (omitting  16  and  21) 

Paper  4.  Bertran  de  Born.  Flamenca  (omitting  11.  5939—6928).  Appel: 
Provenzalische  Clirestomathie. 

Section  E. 

Paper  4.  Walthervon  der  Vogelweide  (as  contained  in  Bartsch,  Deutsche 
Liederdichter).  Das  Nibelungenlied  (Sammlung  Goeschen, 
pp.  27—99).  Braune,  Althochdeutsches  Lesebuch  XVI  7—11, 
XVII,  XXX,  XXXII 1,  10—12,  XXXV,  XXXVl,  XXXIX. 

Paper  5.  Special  Subject  :  Development  of  German  Dramatic  Criticism, 
in  connexion  with  the  following  works:  Lessing :  Ham- 
burgische  Dramaturgic.  Schiller:  Hriefe  iiber  Don  Carlos, 
Rezension  von  Goethes  Egmont,  Kleinere  philosophische 
Aufsatze,  Preface  to  Braul  von  Messina.  Goethe-Schiller: 
BriefAvechsel,  1794—1799  (incl.)  (Cotta  edition).  A.  W. 
Schlegel :  Vorlesungen  iiber  dramatische  Kunst  u.  Literatur 
(Kiirschners  Deutsche  National-Litteratur).  O.  Ludwig: 
Shakespeare-Studien.     Hebbels  Dramatui-gie  (ed.  W.  Scholz). 

Paper  6.  Liliencron :  Deutsches  Leben  im  Volkslied  um  1530.  Goethe : 
Poems  (Lieder,  Balladen,  Elegien,  Book  ii,  Vermischte 
Gedichte) ;  Faust.  Schiller :  Poems  of  the  third  period ; 

Maria   Stuart;    Demetrius.  Ludwig:    Der  Erbforster. 

Hebbel:  Demetrius.        Heine:  Memoiren  (ed.  Karpeles). 

Section  F. 

Paper  2.  Des  Minnesang-s  Friihling  I — X.  Bartsch,  Deutsche  Lieder- 
dichter XIV,  XV,  XXV.  Kudrun  (Sammlung  Goeschen). 
Meier  Helmbreht.  Braune,  Althochdeutsches  Lesebuch  11, 
IV,  V  (1—8),  VI—XII,  XVI.  XVIII— XXII,  XXIIl  (1-2, 
12),  XXy— XXXI,  XXXII  (1—2,  4,  18—22,  42). 

Papers.  Special  Subject:  The  Dietrich  Cycle  in  connexion  with  Das 
Eckenlied,  Alpharts  Tod,  Die  Rabenschlacht,  Dietrichs  Flucht. 

Paper  4.  Reinke  de  Vos,  Book  i.  Old  Saxon  Genesis.  Heliand,  4200 
to  end. 

Section  G. 

Paper  4.    Casini :  Letteratura  italiana,  vol.  i,  sections  xcvii — end  (omitting 

CLVII — CLXXVIl). 

Paper  5.  Special  Subject :  Dante,  in  connexion  with  La  Divina  Com- 
media;  La  Vita  nuova;  II  Canzoniere. 


EXAMINATION  AND  PKIZE  SUBJECTS.  Ixv 

'apei  6.  Machiavelli:  II  Principe.  Torquato  Tasso :  La  Gerusalemme 
liberata.  Alfieri:  Sanl;  Satire;  Vita.  Leopardi:  Canti ; 
Operette  morali;  Pensieri.         Carducci:  Rime  nuove. 

Section  H. 
aper  4.    Poema  del  Cid,  ed.  R.  Menendez  Pidal.        J.  D.  M.  Ford :  Old 

Spanish  Readings, 
'aper 5.     Special  Subject:  The  Romancero  in  connexion  with  Menendez 

y  Pelayo,  Antologia  de  poetas  lirioos  castellanos,  tomos  vm, 

IX. 

•aper  6.  Juan  de  Valde's :  Di^logo  de  Mercurio  y  Cardn,  ed.  E,  Boehmer. 
Luis  de  Le(5n  :  Poesias  (Biblioteca  de  Autores  Kspanoles,  vol. 
xxxvii),  Cervantes:  Novelas  ejemplares.  Lope  de  Vega: 
La  Estrella  de  Sevilla  (Biblioteca  de  Autores  Espaiioles,  vol. 
xxiv).  Calder(5n  :  La  Vida  es  sueno  (ed.  Norman  MacCoU 
in   Select  Plays  of  Calderon).  Espronceda:    Poesfas. 

Becquer:  Rimas. 

Section  I. 

^aper  4.  Lomonosov,  Karamzin,  Griboyedov,  Pushkin,  Gogol,  Turgeniev, 
Tolstoy  (Voyna  i  Mir;  Anna  Karenina). 

*aper5(a).  Chronicle  of  Nestor,  from  year  946  to  year  1015  inclusive. 
Slovo  o  poll^u  Igoreve.        Doniostroi. 

*aper  5  (6).  Works  recommended:  Leroy-Beaulieu :  The  Empire  of  the 
Tsars  and  the  Russians.  Kovalevski:  Russian  Political 

Institutions.  Mackenzie  Wallace:  Russia.  Skrine  : 

The  Expansion  of  Russia  (1815 — 1900).  Miliukov  :  Russia 
and  the  Crisis.  Rambaud :  History  of  Russia.  Klyuchevsky: 
Russian  History. 


MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOS.    1916. 
Section  A. 
r  1.     Shakespeare:  King  John  ;  King  Henry  IV,  Part  i;  Much  Ado 

about  Niothing;   King  Lear;  Othello;  Cymbeline. 
.,!■  3.     Special  Period  of  English  Literature,  1660—1740,  Cowley: 

Essays,  or  Solitude,  Of  Obscurity,  Of  Greatness,  Of  Myself. 
Milton:  Paradise  Lost,  Books  iii  and  iv;  Samson  Agonistes. 
Dryden:  Absalom  and  Achitophel,  Part  i;  All  for  Love; 
Preface  to  the  Fables.  Buckingham:    The  Rehearsal. 

Otway:    Venice   Preserved.  Swift:    '1  he   Battle  of  the 

Books;  Gulliver's  Travels,  A  Voyage  to  Lilliput.  Addison: 
Arnold's  Selections  from  the  Spectator,  pp.  1—76,  182—259, 
378—394.  Defoe :  Journal  of  the  Plague  Year.  Pope  : 
Rape  of  the  Lock;  Satires  and  Epistles  (ed.  Pattison). 
Ward's  English  Poets,  Vol.  iii,  the  Selections  from  Prior, 
Lady  Winchilsea,  Swift,  Parnell,  Thomson. 

|?aper  4.  The  Owl  and  the  Nightingale,  11.  1—624,  659—932, 1635—1794. 
Emerson's  Middle  English  Reader,  pp.  8—35,  75—105,  126— 
134,  157—214.  Piers  Plowman  (B-Text),  Prologue  and 

Passus  I — IV. 

?aper  5.  Chaucer:  Parlement  of  Fowles;  Legend  of  Good  Women,  Pro- 
logue and  Legends  of  Cleopatra  and  Thisbe  (11.  1 — 923); 
Canterbury  Tales,  Knight's  Tale,  Nun  Priest's  Tale,  Par- 
doner's Prologue  and  Tale,  Squire's  Tale  (A  859—3110, 
B  4011—4636,  C  329—968,  F  1-672). 


Ixvi  EXAMINATION  AND  PKIZE  SUBJECTS. 

Paper  6.  Beowulf,  11.  2200—3182.  Sweet's  Anglo-Saxon  Reader,  i,  iv 
VI— XI,  xvn— XIX,  XXI — XXVI. 

Section  A  2. 

3  and  4.    Special  Period  of  Enjflish  Literature  1750—1830. 

6.  The  following-  books  are  sug-gested,  but  not  prescribed,  in  connexioi, 
with  the  paper  on  the  History  of  Literarv  Criticism:  Aristotle:  Poeticr- 
(ed.  Butcher).  Horace:  Ars  Poeiica.  Long-inus:  On  the  Sublime. 

Sidney:  Defence  of  Poesy.  Jonson:  Discoveries.  Corneille:  Discours, 
Dryden:  Essay  of  Dramatic  Poesy.  Boileau:  L'Art  poetique.  Lessing-; 
Laokoon,  Hamburgische  Dramaturgic.  Coleridge:  Lectures  on  Shake 

speare,  Hiog-raphia  Literaria  (Chap,  xiv — xxii).  Shelley:  Defence  ot 

Poetry.  Arnold:    Essays   in  Criticism.  Pater:    Appreciations,. 

Saintsbury:  History  of  English  Criticism,  Loci  Critici. 

Section  B. 

Paper  3.    The  Anglo-Saxon  Chronicle.     Beowulf.  Sweet's   Secon< 

Anglo-Saxon  Reader,  Sections  iii,  vi,  vii  (2,  9,  10),  xi  (21— 
30).  Kluge:  Angelsachsisches  Lesebuch,  Sections  viii  3, 
xxvi — xxxi,  xxxvi,  xxxix — xli,  xliii. 

Paper  4.  Holthausen:  Altislandisches  Lesebuch,  A  7,  14,  16,  17,  B  2,3. 
The  Prose  Edda,  ed.  VVilken:  Gylfaginning,  x — xxxiii,  xxxv 
— xxxvii,  xlix;  Skaldskaparm^l,  xxxix — xlii,  xliv,  xlv,  1; 
Thattr  af  Nornagesti.  The  Older  Edda,  ed.  Hildebrand- 

Gering:  Thrymskvitha;  Vegtamskvitha ;  H^vam^l  1 — 79, 
139—146;   Guthrunarkvitha  i.  Egils  Saga  Skallagrim?- 

sonar  (ed.  Valdimar  Asmundarson),  cap.  50 — 61. 

Section  C. 

Paper  4.     Chretien  de  Troyes:   Guillaume  d'Angleterre.  Constans: 

Chrestomathie  de  I'ancien  franQais,  third  edition,  Sectionsi 
31— end  (omitting  31  i.,  32,  34,  36,  46,  47,  64,  65,  68,  69,  71).  j 

Paper  5.  Special  Period :  1687 — 1715,  in  connexion  with  the  following] 
works:  La  Bruyere:  Les  Caracteres.  Boileau:  Epitresi 
X— xii;    Lettre   a   Charles  Perrault.  Racine:    Athalie;] 

Esther.  La  Fontaine:  Fables,  Book  xii;  Epttre  a  HueUj 

Regnard:  Le  Joueur.  Le  Sage:  Turcaret.  Bossuet: 

Oraison  funebre  de  Cond^.  JVIassillon:  Oraison  funebre 

de  Louis  XIV.  Saint-Simon  :  Memoires  1715,  c.  vi  (Carac- 
tere  de  Louis  XIV)  to  c.  xiv  (Vie  publique  du  roi).  Fenelon: 
Lettre  a  1' Academic. 

Paper  6.     Montaigne:  Essais,  Bk  i,  cc.  19,  24 — 27.  La  Rochefoucald  : 

Maximes.  J. -J.  Rousseau:  Le  Contrat  Social;  Lettre  a 

M.    D'Alembert  sur  les  Spectacles.  Victor   Hugo:    Lb 

Legende  des  Siecles,  Premiere  Serie,  1859  (the  poem.- 
enumerated  in  the  Edition  definitive.  Vol.  iv,  pp.  268 — 272). 
Alfred  de  Vigny :  Poesies.  A.  de  Tocqueville :  L'Ancien 

Regime  et  la  Revolution. 

Section  D. 
Paper  2.     Special  Subject:  French  Literature  in  the  reigns  of  Louis  VII, 
Philippe  Auguste,  and   Louis  VIII  in  connexion  with:    La 
Chevalerie  Vivien  (ed.  Terracher).  Bertrand  de  Bar-sur- 

Aube:  Aimeri  de  Narbonne.  Raoul  de  Houdenc:  Meraugis 
de  Portlesguez.  Marie  de  France:  Lais  (omitting  Guig-e- 


EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS.  Ixvii 

mar;  Equitan;  Yonec;  Chaitivel).  Guillaume  de  Dole. 

Aucassin  et  Nicolette.  Villehardouin:   La  Conquete  de 

Constantinople.       Le  Mystere  d'Adam.       Bartsch:  Chresto- 
niathie   de  I'ancien   fran(?ais,   Sections   14—60  (omitting   16 
and  21). 
'aper  4.    Bertran  de  Born.  Flamenca   (omitting  11.  5939—6928). 

Appel:   Prove nzalische  Chrestomathie. 

Section  E. 

*apei  4.  Walther  von  der  Vogelweide  (as  contained  in  Bartsch,  Deutsche 
Liederdichter).  Das  Nibelungenlied  (Sammlung-  Goeschen), 
pp.  27 — 99.  Mansion,  Althochdeuisches  Lesebuch  I,  III, 

IV,  V,  IX-XI,  II*,  III*. 

^er  5.  Special  Subject:  Goethe,  in  connexion  with  his  writings,  1770 — 
1805. 

Paper  6.    Lilieiicron,  Deutsches  Lebeu  im  Volkslied.  Lessing,  Minna 

von  Barnhelm.  Goethe,  Faust  ii.  Schiller,  Wallenstein; 
Die  Braut  von  Messina;  Willielm  Tell;  tJber  Naive  und 
Sentimentalische  Dichtung.  Goethe- Schiller  Correspond- 

ence (Selection  by  Robertson).  Grillparzer,  Das  goldene 

Vliess.  Hebbel,  Die  Nibeluhgen.  Geibel,  Brunhild. 

Storai,  Gesammelte  Werke.  Bd.  v. 

Section  F. 

Paper  2.  Minnesangs  Frlihling  I — X.  Bartsch,  Deutsche  Liederdichter 
XIV,  XV,  XXV.  Kudrun  (Sammlung  Goeschen).  Wolf- 
ram von  Eschenbach,  Parzival,  Book  iii.  Meier  Helmbreht, 
MiiUenhoff-Scherer,  Denkmaler  II,  IV,  V,  VIII,  XI,  XVI, 
XVIII,  XXVI,  XXVII,  XXVIIIb,  XXXII,  LXIV,  LXV, 
LXVI,  LXVII. 

Paper  3.  Religious  Literature  in  German  down  to  1350,  with  special 
reference  to:  Otfrid.  The  religious  texts  in  Miillenhoff- 
Scherer's  Denkmaler  (I,  IX,  X,  XII— XV,  XVII,  XXX— XXXI, 
XXXIII— XL VII,  LI— LXI) .  Schonbach,  Altdeutsche  Pre- 
digten.  Meister  Eckhart  as  contained  in  A.  Spamer,  Texte 
aus  der  deutschen  Mystik  des  14.  und  15.  Jahrhunderts. 
Papei  4.  Reinke  de  Vos,  Book  I.  Old  Saxon  Genesis.  Heliand,  4200 
to  end. 
The  following  books  will  be  found  useful  for  Paper  3 :  S.  Beissel,  Die 
Verehi-ung  der  Jungfrau  Maria  in  Deutschland  wiihrend  des  Mittelalters. 
Y.  Him,  The  Sacred  Shrine.  A.  Linsenmayer,  Geschichte  der  Predigt 
in  Deutschland  von  Karl  dem  Grossen  bis  zum  Ausgange  des  xiv.  Jahr- 
hunderts. 

Section  G. 

Paper  4.  Casini:  Letteratura  itaUana,  vol.  i,  sections  xcvii — end  (omit- 
ting CLVII — CLXXVIl). 

Paper  5.  Special  Subject :  Dante,  in  connexion  with  La  Divina  Corn- 
media,  La  Vita  nuova,  II  Canzoniere. 

Paper  6.    Machiavelli:  Istorie  fiorentine.  Torquato  Tasso :  La  Geru- 

salemme  liberata.  Alfieri:    Saul;    Vita.  Leopardi: 

Canti ;  Operette  morali ;  Pensieri.       Carducci :  Rime  nuove. 


Ixviii  EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE   SUBJECTS. 

Section  H. 

Paper  4.  Poema  del  Cid,  ed.  R.  Men^ndez  Pidal.  J.  D.  M.  Ford:  Old 
Spanish  Readings. 

Paper  5.  Special  Subject :  The  Romancero,  in  couuexiou  with  Menendez  y 
Pelayo,  Antologfa  de  poetas  Hricos  castellanos,  tomos  viii,  ix. 

Paper  6.  Mendoza :  Historia  de  la  guerra  de  Granada.  Luis  de  Leon : 
Poesfas  (Biblioteca  de  Autores  Espafioles,  vol.  xxxvn). 
Cervantes:    Novelas  ejemplares.  Lope  de  Vega:    La 

Estrella  de  Sevilla  (Biblioteca  de  Autores  Espafioles,  vol.  xxiv). 
Calderon :  La  Vida  es  suefio  (ed.  Nonnan  MacColI  in  Select 
Plays  of  Calderdn).        NufiezdeArce:  Grritos  del  combate. 

Section  I. 

Paper  4.  Zhukovski,  Von  Vizin,  Karamzin,  Pushkin,  Gogol,  Turgeniev, 
Tolstoy  (Voyna  i  Mir;  Anna  Karenina). 

Paper  5(a).  Chronicle  of  Nestor,  from  year  946  to  year  1015  inclusive. 
Slovo  0  polku  Igoreve.        Kurbski. 

Paper5(&).  Works  recommended:  Leroy-Beaulieu:  The  Empire  of  the 
Tsars  and  the  Russians.  Kovalevski :  Russian  Political 

Institutions.  Mackenzie  Wallace:    Russia.  Skrine: 

The  Expansion  of  Russia  (1815—1900).  MUiukov: 

Russia  and  the  Crisis.  Rambaud:   History  of  Russia. 

Klyuchevsky :  Russian  Histoiy. 


ORAL  EXAMINATION  IN  MODERN  LANGUAGES,  1914. 

French :  Beauniarchais,  Le  Barbier  de  Seville.  Musset,  On  ne  badine 
pas  avec  I'amour.  Augier  et  Sandeau,  Le  Gendre  de  Monsieur  Poirier. 
German:    Gutzkow,   Zopf  und   Schwert.  Italian:    Alfieri,  Vita. 

Spanish :  Cervantes,  Novelas  ejemplares.  Russian :  Pushkm,  Kapi- 

tanskaya  Dochka. 


ECONOMICS  TRIPOS. 
Pakt  I. 


1.  Subjects  for  an  Essay. 

2.  Existing  Political  Institutions. 

3.  Recent  Economic  and  General  History  of  the  United  Kingdom  and 

the  British  Empire. 

4.  Recent  Economics  and  General  History  of  Europe  and  of  the 

United  States. 

5.  General  Economics  (3  papers). 

Part  II. 

1.  Subjects  for  an  Essay. 

2.  Economic  Principles. 

3.  Economic  Functions  of  Government. 

4.  Structure  and  Problems  of  Modern  Industry. 

5.  Distribution  and  Labour. 

6.  Money,  Credit  and  Prices. 

7.  Miscellaneous  Economic  Questions. 

8.  Political  Science. 

9.  International  Law. 

10.     Special  Subject  or  Subjects,  if  any. 


EXAMINATION  AND  PEIZE   SUBJECTS.  Ixix 

Part  II. 

1914.     Special  Subject. 

The  Corn  Laws  and  Conditions  of  Agricultural  Production  in  England 

8lo  to  1850,  with  special  reference  to  the  following  works :    Smart, 

Iconomic  Annals  1801 — 1820,  Chapters  xx,  xxn,  xxrv,  xxvi ;  Huskisson, 

.peeches,  3  vols.,  Speeches  relating  to  the  Corn  Laws  and  Agriculture ; 

'eel,  Memoirs,  Vol.  ii.  Part  iii ;  Morley,  Life  of  Richard  Cobden,  Chapters 

I  to  XVII ;   Tooke,  History  of  Prices,  Vol.  ii,  Sections  relating  to  Corn 

rices.  Vol.  in.  Chapter  i.  Vol.  iv,  Part  I,  Vol.  v,  Part  I,  Vol.  vi.  Appendices 

elating  to  Corn ;  Eicardo,  Protection  to  Agriculture,  1822.     Parliamentary 

'apers:  1821,  Select  Committee  on  Petitions  complaining  of  the  distressed 

itate  of  Agriculture  (Eeport  and  Evidence) ;  18B3,  Select  Committee  on 

He  State  of  Agriculture  and  the  Persons  employed  therein  (Eeport  and 

Jlvidence), 

Special  Subject  1915  and  Subsequent  Years. 

The  Theory  of  Statistics,  including  Forms  of  average  and  measures  of 
ispersiou.  Index  numbers.  The  normal  curve,  and  methods  of  deriving 
ther  fi-equency  curves.  Method  of  moments  for  fitting  frequency  curves 
3  observed  distributions.  Theory  of  association  and  correlation.  Theory 
f  errors  of  sampling  as  applied  to  the  above.  The  simpler  methods  of 
iterpolation.  The  special  methods  of  vital  statistics.  The  life  table,  its 
leaning  and  the  general  method  of  construction. 

The  following  books  are  recommended :  Bowley,  Elements  of  Statistics 
?.  S.  King) ;  Yule,  Introduction  to  the  theory  of  Statistics  (Griffin) ; 
Uderton,  Frequency  curves  and  correlation  (Layton) ;  British  Association 
leports  on  Index-numbers  1887 — 1890 ;  Memorandum  on  the  construction 
f  Index-numbers,  in  the  Board  of  Trade  Eeport  on  Prices,  1903 ;  News- 
olme,  Vital  Statistics  (Allen) ;  Dudfield  and  Yule,  Vital  Statistics  (Cam- 
ridge  University  Press,  in  preparation) ;  King,  Textbook  of  the  Institute 
f  Actuaries,  Pt  II,  Chaps,  i — vi,  and  Chap,  xxiii ;  Encyclopaedia  Britan- 
ica,  article  Probability.  Candidates  should  also  consult  the  more  im- 
ortant  recent  papers  bearing  on  the  subject  in  the  Journal  of  the 
tatistical  Society,  Biometrika,  and  elsewhere. 

Books  recommended  by  the  Special  Board  for  Economics  and  Politics. 
Part  I. 
General  Economics. 
Students  are  expected  to  read  Marshall's  Principles  of  Economics,  and 
ither  Flux's  Economic  Principles  or  Seager's  Introduction  to  Economics. 
lie  following  books  are  also  recommended  for  study:  Carver,  Distri- 
ntion  of  Wealth;  Smart,  Distribution  of  Income;  Cassel,  Nature  and 
ecessity  of  Interest;  Grilman,  Methods  of  Industrial  Peace;  Schloss, 
[ethods  of  Industrial  Eemuneration ;  Kinley,  Money ;  Dunbar,  Theory 
nd  History  of  Banking;  Withers,  Meaning  of  Money;  Goschen,  Foreign 
Exchanges ;  Marshall,  Memorandum  on  Fiscal  Policy  of  International 
rade;  List,  National  System  of  Political  Economy,  Book  ii;  Johnson, 
aih-oad  Transportation ;  Jenks,  The  Trust  Problem ;  Leifmann,  Trusts 
lulKartelle;  Beveridge,  Unemployment;  Webb,  Industrial  Democracy; 
oinbart,  Socialism  and  the  Socialist  Movement;  Keynes,  Scope  and 
[ethod  of  Political  Economy ;  Bowley,  Elementary  Manual  of  Statistics. 

Recent  Economic  and  General  History. 
Students  are  expected   to  read:    Cunningham,   Growth  of   English 
adustry  and  Commerce,  Vol.  in.  Modern  Times,  Part  II;   Andreades, 
(istory  of  the  Bank  of  England:  Egerton,  History  of  Colonial  Policy, 


Ixx  EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE   SUBJECTS. 

Book  II,  chaps.  9  and  10,  Books  iii— v;  Stracliey,  India;  Bogart,  In- 
dustrial History  of  the  United  States;  Goldwin  Smith,  History  of  the 
United  States:  Alison  Philipps,  History  of  Europe,  1815 — 99;  Fisher, 
Bonapartism ;    P.   Ashley,   Modern  Tariff  Histoiy.  For  reference: 

Sydney  Buxton,  Finance  and  Politics,  1783 — 1885;  Dicey,  Law  and 
Opinion  in  England;  Cambridge  Modern  History,  Vols,  vii,  x,  xi,  xii; 
Levasseur,  Histoire  des  classes  ouvrieres  en  France ;  Lebon,  Cent  ans 
d'Histoire  hiterieure  1789—1895;  Sombart,  Die  Deutsche  Volkswirth- 
schaft  im  19ten  Jahrhundert.  Poor  Law  Commission  Report,  1834: 
Bartholomew,  Atlas  of  the  World's  Commerce. 

Existing  Political  Institutions. 
Students  are  expected  to  read :  Bagehot,  English  Constitution ;  Sidney 
Low,  Grovernance  of  England ;  Ilbert,  Parliament ;  Harris,  Problems  of 
Local  Grovernment;  Woodrow  Wilson,  Congressional  Government; 
Lowell,  Governments  and  Parties  in  Continental  Europe,  chapters  v,  vi, 
VII,  XI,  xii. 

Part  II. 

Economics. 

The  Board  do  not  issue  a  list  of  books  recommended  for  the  Economic 
papers  in  Part  II,  other  than  that  on  the  Economic  Functions  of  Govern- 
ment. Students  should  consult  the  Professor  of  Political  Economy  as  to 
their  reading. 

Economic  Functions  of  Government. 

Adam  Smith,  Wealth  of  Nations,  Book  iv;  Mill,  Principles  of  Political 
Economy,  Book  v ;  Sidgwick,  Principles  of  Political  Economy,  Book  iii ; 
Bastable,  Public  Finance,  Books  iii — vi;  Cohn,  Science  of  Finance; 
Sombart,  Socialism  and  the  Socialist  Movement;  Darwin,  Municipal 
Trade ;  Shaw,  Common-sense  of  Municipal  Trade. 

Political  Science. 
Students  are  expected  to  read  Sidgwick 's  Elements  of  Politics.  The 
following  books  are  also  recommended  for  study:  Green,  Principles  of 
Political  Obligation ;  Bosau<iuet,  The  Philosophical  Theory  of  the  State ; 
Graham  Wallas,  Human  Nature  in  Politics;  Bryce,  Studies  in  History 
and  Jurisprudence;  Holland,  Jurisj)rudence,  Part  I;  Lowell,  Govei'nment 
and  Parties  in  Contmental  Europe;  Woodrow  Wilson,  Congressional 
Government ;  Jevons,  The  State  in  relation  to  Labour ;  Mill,  On  Liberty. 

International  Law. 
The  general  treatises  of  Hall,  Lawrence,  Oppenheim,  and  Westlake 
(English),  Bonfils  and  Despagnet  (French),  and  Ullman  (German),  are 
recommended.  One  at  least  of  these,  and  in  addition  either  Scott's  Cases 
on  International  Law%  Pitt  Cobbett's  Leading  Cases  and  Opinions  on 
International  Law,  or  Bentwich's  Leading  Cases  and  Statutes  on  Inter- 
national Law,  should  be  read,  and  others  consulted  on  points  of  difference. 
For  reference :  Holtzendorff,  Handbuch  des  Viilkerrechtes ;  Moore,  Digest 
of  the  International  Law  of  the  United  States ;  Hertslet's  Map  of  Europe 
by  Treaty,  Map  of  Africa  by  Treaty,  and  Commercial  Treaties. 

Parts  I  and  II. 
Students  may  find  it  useful  to  consult  the  following  official  publi- 
cations: Royal  Commission  on  Labour:  Final  Report  [C.  7421],  and 
Evidence  before  the  Commission  sitting  as  a  whole  [C.  7063 — 1].  Royal 
Commission  on  Local  Taxation:  Final  Report  [Cd.  638],  and  Volume  of 
Memoranda  [C.  9528].     Royal   Commission  on  the  Poor  Law:    Final 


EXAMINATION  AND  PKIZE   SUBJECTS.  Ixxi 

Ktports  [Cd.  4499].  Eoyal  Commission  on  Kecent  Changes  in  the  relative 
values  of  the  Precious  Metals:  Appendix  to  Final  Report  (Dr  Marshall's 
Evidence)  [C.  5512 — 1].  British  and  Foreign  Trade  and  Industrial  Con- 
ditions: 1st  and  2nd  series  [Cd.  1761,  2337J.  Public  Health  and  Social 
Conditions  [Cd.  4671].  Statistical  Abstracts:  United  Kingdom,  British 
Empire,  Foreign  Countries.  Abstracts  of  Labour  Statistics:  United 
Kingdom,  Foreign  Countries. 


CHANCELLOR'S  ENGLISH  MEDAL.    1914. 

The  Southern  Pole. 

N.B.    The  Exercises  are  to  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  on  or  before 

February  1,  1914,  and  are  not  to  exceed  200  lines  in  length. 


PORSON  PRIZE.    1914. 

Shakespeare:  Richard  II,  Act  ii,  Scene  1,  lines  200 — 252. 

From       "Are  you  contented  to  resign  the  crown ? " 

to  "Proud  Majesty  a  subject,  state  a  peasant." 

N.B.     The  metre  to  be  Tragic  Iambic.     These   Exercises  are  to  be 

accentuated,  and  are  to  be  sent  in  on  or  before  February  1,  1914. 

Exercises  for  the  Person  Prize  need  no  longer  be  accompanied  by  Latin 
Prose  Versions ;  but  Candidates  are  requested  to  send  in  not  fewer  than 
six  copies  of  their  Exercises. 


SIR  WILLIAM  BROWNE'S  MEDALS.    1914. 
For  Greek  Elegiac  Ode 

eh  oicovbs  apiaros  dfj.tjveadai  irepl  irdrprjs. 
For  Latin  Ode  (Alcaics). — 

omnia  vincit  amor. 
For  Greek  Epigram. — 

TToXXot  TOi  vapdr]KO(p6poi,  TravpOL  5e  re  ^olkxoi.. 
For  Latin  Epigram. — 

caelum  uon  anuuum  mutant  qui  trans  mare  currunt. 
The  Exercises  are  to  be  sent  in  on  or  before  February  1,  1914.    The 
Greek  Veise  is  not  to  exceed  100  lines,  nor  the  Latin  Ode  thirty  stanzas. 


MONTAGU  BUTLER  PRIZE.    1914. 
Bella  Thracia. 
A  copy  of  the  Prize  Exercise  is  to  be  sent  to  the  Master  of  Trinity 
College,  to  the  University  Library,  lo  the  Library  of  Trinity  College,  and 
to  each  of  the  Examiners  for  the  year. 


MEMBERS'   PRIZES.     1913. 
For  the  English  Essay : — The  Freedom  of  the  Press,  from  Milton  to 
iCobbett. 

For  the  Latin  Essay : — 

De  Titi  Livii  eloquentia  ac  fide. 
The  Essays  must   be  sent  in  to   the  Vice-Chancellor  on  or  before 
jNovember  10,  1913  *. 

N.B.   All  the  above  Exercises  are  to  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor 
♦rivately:  each  is  to  have  some  motto  prefixed ;  and  to  be  accompanied  by 

*  See  note  on  page  Ixxv. 


Ixxii  EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS. 

a  paper  sealed  up,  with  the  same  motto  and  the  designation  of  the  Prize  on 
the  outside,  and  the  Candidate's  full  Name  and  College  written  within. 

The  papers  containing  the  Names  of  those  Candidates,  who  may  not 
succeed,  will  be  destroyed  unopened. 

Any  Candidate  is  at  liberty  to  send  in  his  Exercise  «»t/ier  written  (but  not 
in  his  own  hand )  or  printed  or  lithogravhed.  Candidates  for  the  Members' 
Prizes  are  requested  to  send  in  their  Exercises  type-written. 

No  prize  will  be  given  to  any  Candidate  who  has  not  commenced  his 
residence  in  the  University  when  the  Exercises  are  delivered. 


ADAMS  PRIZE.    1914. 
The  Subject  selected  for  the  Adams  Prize  in  1914  is 
The  phenomena  of  the  disturbed  motion  of  fluids,  including  the  resist- 
ances encountered  by  bodies  moving  through  them. 

A  theoretical  re-discussion  of  the  problem  of  fluid  resistance  may  be 
undei'taken,  either  in  general  or  in  simple  cases,  in  the  light  of  the  experi- 
mental knowledge  regarding  the  resistances  and  the  nature  of  the  broken 
motion  of  the  fluid,  which  is  becoming  available  in  the  publications  of  the 
aeronautical  laboratories  of  various  countries. 

Information  has  been  accumulating  regarding  the  nature  and  mode  of 
travel  of  meteorological  atmospheric  disturbances,  such  as  cyclonic  move- 
ments and  line  squalls,  the  propagation  of  minute  waves  of  barometric 
pressure,  and  the  nature  of  the  lower  boundary  of  the  upper  calm  region 
of  the  air.  A  dynamical  discussion  of  these  topics,  or  of  simpler  problems 
in  illustration  of  them,  might  be  undertaken. 

Each  Essay  shall  be  accompanied  by  a-  full  and  careful  abstract, 
pointing  out  the  parts  Avhich  the  author  considers  to  be  new,  and  in- 
dicating the  parts  which  are  regarded  as  of  more  importance  than  the  rest. 

The  Prize  is  open  to  the  competition  of  all  persons  who  have  at  any- 
time been  admitted  to  a  Degree  in  this  University. 

The  Essays  must  be  sent  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  on  or  before  the  last 
day  of  December  1914. 

Each  Essay  shall  bear  a  motto,  but  not  the  Candidate's  name,  and  be 
accompanied  by  a  sealed  envelope  bearing  the  same  motto  and  containing 
the  Candidate's  name,  degree  and  address. 

A  Candidate  is  at  liberty  to  send  in  his  Essay  either  written,  but  not  in 
his  own  hand,  or  printed  or  type-written. 

The  value  of  the  Prize  is  about  £220. 

The  Prize  may  be  awarded  to  one  Candidate  or  may  be  divided  between 
Candidates  of  equal  merit. 

Each  Candidate  to  whom  an  Adams  Prize  has  been  awarded  shall 
publish  his  Essay,  provided  always  that,  with  the  consent  of  the  Adjudi- 
cators, this  condition  shall  be  deemed  to  be  fulfilled  by  the  publication  of 
the  Essay,  or  of  the  original  parts  of  such  Essay,  in  the  Transactions  of  a 
learned  Society,  or  in  a  scientific  journal.  A  copy  of  such  Essay  as 
published,  shall  be  presented  to  the  University  Library,  to  the  Library  of 
St  John's  College,  and  to  each  of  the  four  Adjudicators. 


BURNEY  PRIZE.    1913. 
Tree  Will,  with  special  refere 

The  Essays  are  to  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  on  or  before 


Determinism  and  Free  Will,  with  special  reference  to  recent  specula 
tion  in  causality. 


EXAMINATION  AND  PKIZE   SUBJECTS.  Ixxiii 

December  1,  1913,  each  bearing-  some  motto  and  accompanied  by  a  sealed 
paper  having  the  same  motto  and  the  words  Barney  Prize  written  on  the 
outside,  and  the  full  name  of  the  Candidate  written  within*. 


CROSSE   SCHOLARSHIP.    1913. 

1.  A  paper  on  the  Old  Testament,  which  shall  include  passages  for 
Translation  from  the  Hebrew,  and  questions  on  the  History  and  Theology 
of  the  Old  Testament. 

2.  A  paper  on  the  New  Testament,  which  shall  include  passages  for 
Translation  Irom  the  Greek,  and  questions  on  the  History,  Criticism,  and 
Tlieolog-y  of  the  New  Testament. 

3.  A  paper  on  Ecclesiastical  History,  consisting  of  questions  on 
the  History  of  the  Chui-ch  to  the  death  of  Leo  the  Great  (a.d.  461),  and 
on  the  Revolutionary  Period  in  English  History  1670 — 1690. 

4.  A  paper  on  Christian  Doctrine,  special  attention  being  paid  to 
The  Controversies  of  the  Fourth  to  the  Ninth  Centuries  relating-  to  the 
Human  Nature  of  our  Lord. 

Passages  for  translation  from  Greek  and  Latin  Ecclesiastical  writings 
will  be  set  in  the  Examination. 

A  Candidate  may  be  elected  for  proficiency  in  three  out  of  the  four 
subjects,  provided  that  he  has  shewn  a  competent  knowledge  ef  the  subiect 
matter  of  the  Old  and  New  Testaments. 


HARE   PRIZE.     1915. 
Subjects  for  dissertation : 

The  Historic  Socrates. 
Carneades. 
The  Dissertations  must  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chaucellor  on  or  before 
November  15,  1914*. 


HULSEAN  PRIZE.    1914. 
Celtic  Monasticism. 
The  Dissertations  are   to  be  sent  in   to  the   Vice-Chancellor  on   or 
before  December  18,  1914*. 


DR  JEREMIE'S  PRIZES. 

Subjects  selected  for  the  Examination  in  1913: — 
Deuteronomy  (LXX).    Song  of  Songs  (LXX).     Wisdom  of  Solomon. 
Josephus  contra  Apionem  ii. 

J  LE  BAS  PRIZE.    1914. 

.    ,        Caste,  as  a  social,  economic,  and  political  institution  in  India. 

[Note.  Knowledge  of  the  ancient  Hindu  theories  of  caste,  and  of  the 
investigations  of  modern  writers  on  the  subject,  including  the  Indian 
Census  Reports,  Provincial  as  well  as  Imperial,  will  be  required.] 

The  Essays  must  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  before  the  end  of 

'the  Lent  Term,  1914,  each  having  some  motto  prefixed,  and  accompanied 
by  a  paper  sealed  up,  with  the  same  motto  and  the  words  Le  Bas  Prize 
on  the  outside,  and  the  Candidate's  full  name  with  his  College  and  the 

-date  of  his  first  degree  written  within*. 


See  note  on  page  Ixxv. 


Ixxiv  EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE  SUBJECTS. 

LIGHTFOOT  SCHOLARSHIP. 
Special  Subjects  for  the  Examination  in  1914: 

1.  The  Irish  and  English  Missions  on  the  Continent,  c.  590 — 754, 
with  special  reference  to  Jonas,  Vita  Columbani  (ed,  Krusch,  1905),  Willi- 
bald.  Vita  Bonifatii  (ed.  Levison,  1905),  and  Bonifatii  et  Lulli  Epistolae 
(in  Jaflfe's  Monumenta  Moguntina,  1866). 

2.  The  earlier  life  of  Erasmus,  up  to  April  1517,  with  special  refer- 
ence to  Erasmi  Epistolae  (ed.  P.  S.  Allen,  Vols,  i,  ii,  Oxford,  1906— 
1910).  

SEA  IONIAN    PRIZE.    1913. 

St  Paul  at  Athens. 

The  Poems  are  to  be  >;ent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  on  or  before 
September  30,  1913.  each  bearing  some  motto  but  not  bearing  the 
author's  name  and  accompanied  by  a  sealed  paper  having'  the  same 
motto  and  the  words  Seatonian  Prize  wiitten  on  the  outside,  and  the 
full  name  and  Collejfe  of  the  Candidate  written  within. 

rhe  poem  should  be  either  type-written,  or  written  by  an  amanuensis. 


STEWART  OF  RANNOCH  SCHOLARSHIPS  IN  HEBREW.    1914. 
Judges ; 

Psalms  xc — cxviii ; 
Jeremiah  i — xviii. 

THIRLWALL    PRIZE  AND    SEELEY  MEDAL.    1915. 
Subjects  for  dissertations : 

1.  The  historian  Ephorus. 

2.  Eusebius  as  a  historical  authority. 

3.  The  Emperor  Michael  V^III  (Palaeologus). 

4.  Political  and  Commercial  relations  between  England  and  Flanders 

under  the  Houses  of  Lancaster  and  York. 

5.  England's  debt  to  Holland  in  the  seventeenth  century, 

6.  Secret  societies  in  Europe,  1815—1857. 

The  dissertations  are  to  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  on  or  before 
October  31 ,  1914.  

WHEWELL  SCHOLARSHIPS.     1913. 
Special  Period  for  Paper  2. 
Foreign  Relations  of  the  principal  civilized  states  from  1789  to  1815 
(uicluding  both  years).  

GEORGE  WILLIAMS  PRIZE.     1913. 
The  Examination  consists  of  two  papers  on  the  principles  and  history  of 
Christian  Worship  and  the  Book  of  Common  Prayer  with  special  reference 
to:— 

1.  The  Liturgy  of  St  Basil,  with  the  Liturgy  from  the  Pontic  Writers 
(in  Brightman,  pp.  521 — 526). 

2.  The  Leonine  Sacramentary  (ed.  Feltoe),  with  the  Three  Oldest 
Martyrologies  (in  Lietzmann,  Kleine  Texte,  Enghsh  Edition). 

Questions  will  be  set  to  test  the  candidates'  knowledge  of  the  doctrine 
expressed  or  implied  in  these  writings. 

Candidates  must  send  in  their  names  to  the  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity 
on  or  before  the  twentieth  day  of  October,  1913. 


EXAMINATION  AND  PRIZE   SUBJECTS.  Ixxv 

WINCHESTER  READING  PRIZES.    1914. 

J.  H.  Newman,  Fifteen  Sermons  preached  before  the 
University  of  Oxford. 


YORKE  PRIZE. 

1913.  The  History  and  present  position  of  the  Bill  of  Lading  as 
document  of  title  to  goods. 

The  Essays  are  to  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  before  December  1, 
H3,  according  to  the  regulations  for  1914*. 

1914.  The  legal  and  historical  theories  of  the  origin  and  constitution 
:'  the  English  Manor ;  illustrated  by  the  history  of  some  particular  Manor. 

The  Essays  are  to  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  before  December  1, 
)14,  in  a  printed  or  tyi)e-written  form,  each  having  some  motto,  and 
.'companied  by  a  sealed  paper  bearing  the  same  motto  and  the  words 
orke  Prize  on  tlie  outside,  and  having  the  full  name  of  the  candidate 
ith  his  College  and  the  date  of  his  admission  to  his  first  degree  written 
ithin*. 


Xote:  to  all  Prize  Notices  to  which  an  asterisk  is  affixed,  the  following  regulation 
plies  :— 

■'  Each  Candidate  is  required  to  state  generally  in  a  preface  to  his  Essay,  and 
acitically  in  notes,  the  sources  from  which  his  information  is  taken,  the  extent  to 
j  lich  lie  has  availed  himself  of  the  work  of  others,  and  the  portions  of  the  Essay  which 
claims  as  original." 


Ixxvi 
UNIVERSITY  AND   COLLEGE   OFFICERS. 

BLBCTBI 

Chancellor. — John  William  Strutt,  Baeon  Katleioh,  O.M., 

M.A.,  Hon.  ScD.,  Trinity 1908 

Vice-Chancellor. — Stuart  Alexander  Donaldson,  D.D.,  Magd 1913 

High  Steward — Rt.  Hon.  Thomas  de  Grey,  Baron  Walsingham, 

LL.D.,  Trinity  1891 

Deputy  High  Steward — 

Representatives  in^3 .  F.  P.  Rawlinson,  K.C.,  LL.M.,  Trinity 1910 

Parliament.       (Prof.  Sir  Joseph  Larmor,  M.A.,  St  John's 1911 

Commissary — J.  F.  P.  Rawlinson,  K.C.,  LL.M.,  Trinity    190( 

Proctors )  Frederick  James  Dykes,  M.A.,  Trinity  1913 

(Stephen  Gaselee,  M.A.,  Magdalene 1913 

Public  Orator — Sir  John  Edwin  Sandys,  Litt.D.,  St  John's    187* 

Registrary.^J ohn  Neville  Keynes,  Sc.D.,  Pembroke 191* 

Librarian — Francis  John  Henry  Jenkinson,  M.A.,  Trinity 188'.) 

Counsel — Rt.  Hon.  Arthur  Cohen,  K.C.,  M.A.,  Magdalene    1879 

/Alfred  Paget  Humphry,  M.V.O.,M.A.,  LL.M., 

Esquire  Bedells \      Trinity 1877 

(Arthur  Humble  Evans,  M.A.,  Clare   1900 


HEADS  OF   COLLEGES. 

FOUNDBD.    COLLKGEb.                                            HEADS.  BLKCTEU 

125T  St  Peter's    Sir  Adolphus  William  Ward,  Litt.  D.  Master.  1900 

1326  Clare  Edward  Atkinson,  D.D.  Master.  185H 

l'd47  Pembroke    William  Sheldon  Hadley,  M. A.  Master.  1912 

1348  Gon.  S-  Cains  ...Hugh  Kerr  Anderson,  M.D.  Master.  1912 

1350   Trinity  Hall  ...Edward  Anthony  Beck,  M.A.  Master.  190'2 

1352  Corpus  Christi   Robert  Townley  Caldwell,  LL.D.  Master.  190< 

1441  King's  Montague  Rhodes  James,  Litt.D.  Provost. 190b 

1448  Queens'  Thomas  Cecil  Fitzpatrick,  M.A.    President.  1906 

1473  St  Caf/iari?ie'«  Claude  Hermann  Walter  JohnSjLitt.D.Mfl^^er.  1909 

1496  Jesus    Arthur  Gray,  M.A.  Master.  1912 

1505  Christ's  Arthur  Everitt  Shipley,  Sc.D.  Master.  1910 

1511  St  John's  Robert  Forsyth  Scott,  M.A.  Master.  1908 

1519  Magdalene Stuart  Alexander  Donaldson,  D.D.  Master.  1904 

\bAQ  Trinity    Henry  Montagu  Butler,  D.D.  Master.  \m^ 

1584  Emmanuel Peter  Giles,  Litt.D.  Master.  1911 

1595  Sidney  Sussex... Gh&x\QH'fimM\i,M..  A.  Master.  1890 

1800  Downing Frederick  Howard  Marsh,  Sc.D.,  M.C.  Master.  1907 

HEAD   OF   HOSTEL. 

1882  Selvyyn John  Owen  Farquhar  Murray,  D.D.  Master.   1909 

Non-Collegiate  Students. 

1869                     William  Fiddian  Reddaway,  M.A.  Censor.  1907 


Ixxvii 

THE  COUNCIL. 

The  Chancellor.  The  Vice-Chancellor. 

Heads  of  Colleges.  Professors. 

)r  Donaldson,  Master  of  Magdalene.  iProf.  Stanton. 

i>r  Giles,  Master  of  Emmanuel.  iProf.  Hobson. 

\)r  James,  Provost  of  King's.  ■^Prof.  Sorley. 

[r  Scott,  Master  of  St  John's.  aprof.  Seward. 

Other  Members  of  the  Senate. 
)r  Anderson  {Cai),  ^Dr  Parry  {Trin), 

[r  Durnford  {King's),  ^Br  Keynes  (Pemb)  (Sec), 

!lr  J.  H.  Gray  {Queens'),  ^Dr  Tanner  {J oh), 

Ir  Innes  ( Trin).  2 Mr  Mollison  {Clare). 

1   Elected  tiU  7  Nov.  1914.  2  Elected  till  7  Not.  1916. 

The  Financial  The  Vice-Chancellor.     Mr  E.  F.  Scott,  Mr  Fitz- 

'!       Board.  patrick,  elected  by  the  Senate  till  Dec.  31,  1913. 

;  i  Dr  Keynes,  elected  by  the  General  Board  of  Studies,  Mr  Peace  ( Emm), 
f<}  Mr  Ramsey  {Maqd),  elected  by  the  Colleges  in  Common,  till  Dec.  31, 
>1  1914.  Dr  Anderson,  Mr  Ball  (Trnj),  elected  by  the  Senate,  till  Dec.  31, 
i\  1915.  Mr  Mollison  {Cla),  elected  by  the  General  Board  of  Studies, 
i !  Mr  J.  B.  Lock  {Cai),  Mr  Innes  {Trin)y  elected  by  the  Colleges  in 
|*i  Common,  till  Dec.  31,  1916.  Secretary,  Mr  C.  E.  Grant  (King's). 
^JE  General  Board  The  Vice-Chancellor.  Dr  Kidgeway,  elected  by 
f;;j  OF  Studies.  the  Board  for  Classics,  Mr  A.  T,  Chapman  (i^^ww), 
elected  by  the  Board  for  Oriental  Studies,  Mr  Braunholtz  {King's), 
elected  by  the  Board  for  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages,  Dr 
Donaldson  and  Dr  Keynes,  elected  by  the  Senate,  till  Dec.  31,  1913. 
Mr  Valentine-Richards  {Ohr),  elected  by  the  Board  for  Divinity, 
Mr  Bushe-Fox  {Joh),  elected  by  the  Board  for  Law,  Dr  Marsh, 
elected  by  the  Board  for  Medicine,  Mr  Dickinson  {King's),  elected  by 
the  Board  for  Economics  and  Politics,  Mr  Mollison  {Clare)  {Sec),  and 
Mr  Glover  {Joh),  elected  by  the  Senate,  till  Dec.  31,  1914.  Mr 
Laurence  {Ttin),  elected  by  the  Board  for  History  and  Archaeology, 
Dr  Sorley,  elected  by  the  Board  for  Moral  Science,  Mr  S.  Taylor 
{Trin),  elected  by  the  Board  for  Music,  Dr  Giles  and  Professor  Seward, 
elected  by  the  Senate,  till  Dec.  31,  1915.  Dr  E.  W.  Barnes,  elected 
by  the  Board  for  Mathematics,  Mr  A.  Hutchinson  {Pemb),  elected 
by  the  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry,  Prof.  Gardiner,  elected  by 
the  Board  for  Biblogy  and  Geology,  Mr  A.  Gray,  elected  by  the  Board 
of  Indian  Civil  Service  Studies,  Mr  Fitzpatrick  and  Dr  Marr,  elected 
by  the  Senate,  till  Dec.  31, 1916 

1     A.  Gray,  Dr  Kenny,  to  31  Dec.  1914 

Dr  Shipley,  Mr  A.  Gray,  to  31  Dec.  1913. 
;rt  of  Discipline  {     Dr  Donaldson,  Dr  James,  to  31  Dec.  1914. 
Dr  Giles,  Mr  R.  F.  Scott,  to  31  Dec.  1915. 

DiTORS  OF  Chest...  P^^^TA'^^^'  ^r  Capstick  (m'^),  MrG.  H.  A 
(     Wilson  {Clare). 

OSBATORS  Dr  Forsyth,  Mr  Love  {Joh). 

?UT\r  Proctors... Mr  Mozley  {Pemb),  Mr  G.  H.  A.  Wilson  {Clare), 

-Proctors. ..Mr  Crafer  {Jesus),  Mr  Glover  {Joh). 

>-Pbootobs  (additional),  Mr  Lawson  {Pemb),  Mr  Crick  {Clare). 


Mr  Durnford  (King's),  Mr  Ball  {Trin),  Mr  Innes- 
Sex  Viri.  4     {Trin),  to  31  Dec.  1913.    Mr  R.  F.  Scott,  Mr 


Ixzviii 
Oroanist A.  H.  Mann,  Mus.p.  {Oxf),  Hon.  M.A.  {Kinr/e). 

Sib  Kobebt  Kede  b  I     ci.C.ii.l.,  G.C.I.E.,  Hon.  LL.D.,  ChanceUor    i  u 
1.BCTUBEB    (    Uuivemty  of  Oxford. 

L^VY  MABeABET'sPBEACHKB...  {'^^-^  ^'^^' J^\  ^^  H-   Chase,   D.L 

^    (^?O.I^rd  Bishop  of  Ely. 

H0L8BAM  Lectokeb...!'^'^*  5^T\W;^^g^^"  ^'^•'^'  ^^-  <<^"*>'  ^^^' 
/     of  Cnichester. 

PROFESSORS. 


roUNOBD.  KI  '  '    ■ 

1502  Lady  Marg. of  Divinity...  J.F.Bethune-Baker.D.D.Pemb. 

1540  Regius  of  Divinity  H.  B.  Swete,  D.D.  Caiug io. 

1640  Regius  of  the  Civil  Law...  E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.  Job 187 

1540  Regius  of  Physic {^  M^^^CaT^ ''^'^^''"' ^•^•^•'  r- 

I  diO  Regius  of  Hebrew    R.  H.  Kennett,  D.D.,  Queens'    ;   ' 

1540  Regius  of  Greek  H.  Jackson,  O.M.,Litt.D.,  Trin.  :  ■ 

1632  Arabic  {Sir  T.  Adamn's)...  E.G.Browne, M. A., M.B.,Peri;h.;' 
1063  Lucasian  of  Mathematics...  Sir  J.  Larmor,  M.P.,  M.A.,  Joh.  I'J* 

1683  Moral  Philosophy  IKninht-)  yjrr  t>    o    1        t  •*!.  t^    xr-     >         if.r 

f/ridae)  >  W .  R.  Sorley,  Litt.D.  King's...   10' 

1684  Music  ' '.*.!!!.!!].].  SirC. V.Stanford, Mus.Doc. Trin.  l^^ 

1702    Chemistry W.  J.  Pope,  M.A.  Sid I  •' 

1704    Plumian  of  Astronomy    ...  A.  S.  Eddington,  M.A.  Trin....   llii 

1707  Anatomy  A.  Macalister,  M.D.  Job \H^ 

1724   Modern  History  {Regius)    J.  B.  Bury,  M. A.,  King's   10' 

1724   Lord  Almoner's  of  Arabic     A  A.  Bevan,  M.A.  Trin 18; 

1724   Botany A.  C.  Seward,  M.A.  Job Hi 

1727  Woodwardlan  of  Geology.  T.  M«=K.  Hugbes,  M.A.  Clare  ..    1^^ 

1749  Lo-wndean  of  Astronomy...   Sir  R.  S.  Ball,  M.A.,  King's    ...181 

1708  N  or  risian  of  Divinity F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.  Trin VM. 

1783  Jacksovian  of  Natural  Ex- \r,.    ^   -rw            sir  k     a*,  x>  *,    1    w 

'  perimenial  Philosophy.]^''  ^-  ^^^^^'  ^■^"  ^^  ^^^^^  '  ^'" 

1800  Downing  of  Law C.S.Kenny,  LL.D.  Down.   ..    10' 

1801  Downing  of  Medicine J.  B.  Bradbury,  M.D.  Down, .  .    1-1 

1808   Mineralogy W.  J.  Lewis,  M.A.  Trin 1-^ 

1851    Disney  of  Archaeology W.  Ridge  way,  Sc.D.  Caius IH 

1860    Hulsean  of  Divinity     W.E.  Barnes,  D.D.  St  Peter's...  ]'.!' 

1863    Political  Economy  A.  C.  Pigou,  M.A.  King's    l'.)i 

1863  SadleirianofPureMathe.)  g    ^   Hobson,  Sc.D.  Chr 19: 

mattes ) 

1866  Zoology  and  Comparative)  j   g  Gardiner,  M.A.  Caius 19< 

Anatomy )  ^ 

1867  Sanskrit  E.  J.  Rapson,  M.A.  Job ll 

1860   International Law{Wh€well)  h.  Opx)enheiixi,  M.A.  Tr'm 

\%VM   Latin  {Kennedy)     A.  E.  Housman,  M.A.  Trin. 

1869   Slade  of  Fine  Art   E.  S.  Prior,  M.A.,  Caius 185 

1871    Experimental    Physics     /  Sir  J.  J.  Tbomson,  CM.,  M.A., 

{Cavendish) j       Trin 

1876   Mechanism  a/nd  Applied  )  g  Hopkinson,  M.A.  Triu. 
Sfechanics  ) 


i 


Ixxix 

1878   Blry^  and  Bo»worth)  ^  ^  chadwick,  MA.  Cla.    ...  1912 

of  Anglo-Saxon \  ' 

1883   Physioloffjf J.  N.  Langley,  Sc.D.  Trin 1903 

1883  Surgery F.  H.  Marsh,  Sc.D.,  M.C.  Down.  1903 

1884  DixuofBcdesiatlical  History.  H.M.Gwatkin,M.A.Emman.  1891 

1884   Pathology G.  Sims  Woodhead,  M. A. Trin. H.  1899 

1889   Ely  of  Divinity V.H.  Stanton,  D.D.  Trin 1889 

1897  Mental  Philosophy  and  Logic.  J.  Ward,  Sc.D.  Trin 1897 

1897  CTiinese  H.  A.  Giles,  M.A.  Trin 1897 

1898  Ancient  History     J.  S.  Reid,  Litt.D.  Caiua 1899 

1899  AgricuUure  {Dntpert) ...     T.  B.  Wood,  M.A.,  Caius IWi 

1906  Quick  of  Biology  G.  H.  F.  Nuttall,  Sc.D.Magd...  1909 

1908  Agricultural  Botany    ...     R.  H.  BiflFen,  M.A.  Cath 1908 

1909  Astrophysics H.  F.  Xewall,  M.A.  Trin. 1909 

1910  Geitnan  {SchrikUr)  K.  Breul,  Litt.D.  King's  1910 

'""  ""t^l^m^VII)..]  SirA.T.Qum..C<.»oh.M.A.J«,.  1912 
1912  Genetics  {Arthur  Balfour)  R.  C.  Punnett,  M.A.  Caius 1912 

READERS. 

Qassieal  Areh^tology    Mr  A.  B.  Cook,  Queens'. 

Comparative  Philology  Dr  Giles,  Emmanuel. 

Botany    Mr  F.  F.  Blackman,  St  John's. 

Snglish  Law 3ir  H.  D.  Haieltine,  Emmanuel. 

TalmuJie    Mr  I.  Abrahams,  Christ's. 

Romance : Mr  Braunholtz,  King's. 

Comical  Physiology   Mr  Hopkins,  Trin. 

Classics  {Brereton) Dr  Ridareway.  Caius. 

Forestry Mr  W.  Dawson,  M.A.  (Aberdeen). 

Zoology Dr  A.  E.  Shipley,  Christ's. 

MetaUurgy  (Goldsmiths*)  Mr  C.  T.  Heycock,  Kings. 

Ethnology Dr  Haddon,  Christ's. 

Modem^History Dr  J.  H.  Rose,  Christ's. 

c    ^       D    J     .    D  j.f  L    \Dr  W.  W.  Greg,  Trinity,  to  31  Dec.  1913. 

S««Airs  Reader  »»  Btbbograpky  j  j^^  j,  ^  Loe'^'fo,  ,^,/^^^  191^, 

LECTURERS. 

Advanced  Morphologw  of  Vertebrates.. Mr  Gadow,  Ring's. 

Agrieulfural  Physiology    Dr  F.  H.  A.  MarshalL 

Agriculture   Mr  Mackenzie,  Christs. 

Ancient  History    MrT.  R.  Glover,  St  Johns 

Aramaic Mr  McLean,  Christ's. 

Astrophysics Mr  F.  J.  M.  Stratton,  Caius. 

Botany  ,.....;., MrTansley,  Trin.;  Mr  Gregory,  J  oh. 

Chemistry DrSell;  Dr  Fenton. 

Chanistry  and  Physics  in  their  application  to  Hyaiene  and  Precentive 

Medicine  Mr  Pur>is,  St  John  s. 

Classics  (Epigraphy  and  Dialects)  Mr  Campbell,  Christ's. 
Scononues  (Qirdlen'  Lecturer) ...  Mr  Kejnes,  King's. 

Economics ; Mr  Layton,  Caius. 

Electrical  Engineering   Mr  Lamb,  Clare. 

BngUsh   ^ ;. Mr  G.  C.  Macaulaj,  Trinity. 


Izzz 

E^n^mal  PhyHc    |  g^  «vf^C.  Searle. 

Experimental  Psychology  Dr  Myers. 

Form  and  Analysis  in  Music 

Geogra2)hy  [Uistoiical  arid  Economic)...  Mr  H.  Y.  Oldham,  King's. 
Geography    (Regional    and    Physical),     {Royal     Geographical     Society 
Lecturei-)... Mr  Lake,  St  John's. 

Geology Dr  Marr. 

German Mr  E.  C.  Quiggin,  Caius. 

Harmony  and  Counterpoint Dr  C.  Wood. 

Human  Anatomy  (Advanced) Dr  Barclay-Smith. 

Hygiene Dr  Graham-Smith. 

r  Dr   Baker,   Mr  Richmond,   King's,   Mr 
Mathematics <       Herman,  Trinity,  Dr  Bromwich,  Mr 

I      J.  H.  Grace,  St  Peter's. 
Mathematics  (Cayley  Lecturer)  ...  Dr  Baker. 

Mechanical  Engineering     Mr  Inglis,  King's. 

Medical  Jurisprudence    Dr  Anningson. 

Moral  Science    Mr  G.  E.  Moore,  Trinity. 

Moral  Science  (Sidgwick  Lecturer)  Mr  W.  E.  Johnson,  King's. 

Organic  Chemistry  Mr  S.  Ruhemann,  Caius. 

Palaeography    Mr  Minns,  Pembroke. 

Palaeozoology    Mr  H.  Woods,  St  John's. 

Pathology  Dr  Cobbett. 

Persian Dr  Nicholson. 

Petrology    Mr  Harker,  St  John's. 

Pharmacology Mr  Dixon,  Down. 

Philosophy  of  Religion   Mr  J.  W.  Oman,  Caius. 

Physical  Anthropology    Dr  Duckworth. 

Physiology Mr  Hardy,  Caius. 

Physiology  (Advanced)  Dr  Gaskell,  Dr  Shore. 

Physiology  of  the  Senses Mr  Rivers,  St  John's. 

Russian  Mr  Goudy. 

^^Le^ureT''^''^^  (^^^t^er^^eZ^j^^  Strangeways,  St  John's. 

Statistics Mr  G.  Udny  Yule,  St  John's. 

Surveying  and   Cartography   (Royal    Geographical    Society    Lecturei-)... 

Zoology Mr  Borradaile,  Selw.,Mr  Shearer,  Clare. 

Gilbey  Lecturer  in  Agriculture  .  Mr  C.  R.  Fay,  Christ's. 

Leslie  Stephen  Lectiirer Prof.  T.  H.  'Warren,  Litt.D.  (Oxf). 

Norman  Maccoll  Lecturer Mr  J.  Fitzmaurice-Kelly,  F.B.A. 

Lecturer  in  Pastoral  Theology ...  Mr  P.  Green  (Joh). 


Teacher  of  Vaccination Mr  Deighton,  Peterhouse. 

LECTURER  APPOINTED  BY  THE  TEACHERS'   TRAINING 
SYNDICATE. 

Theory,  History  and  Practice  of 


E7ucSi:nZ'::rfT:iz]^^-^-^'>'-'^'- 


Ixxxi 

UNIVERSITY   TEACHERS 
Appointed  bj  the  Special  Board  of  Indian  Civil  Service  Studies. 

IndianLaw  Mr  E.  H.  Macleod. 

[ndian  History G.  P.  Moriarty,  M.A.  Pembroke. 

Hindustani    Lieut.-Col.  D.  C.  Pliillott. 

Bengali J.  D.  Anderson,  M.A.  Caius. 

Marathi Mr  W.  Doderet. 

Burmese    Mr  L.  Allan  Goss. 

Tamil J.  L.  Wyatt,  M.A.  Christ's. 

Sanskrit W.  H.  D.  Rouse,  Litt.D.  Christ's. 

APPOINTED  BY  THE  FOREIGN   SERVICE  STUDENTS' 
COMMITTEE. 

Arahic  Shaykh  Ahmad  Abduh  Khayr  u'd  Din. 

Russian Mr  A.  P.  Goudy. 

Turkish Ali  Riza  Bey. 

LECTURERS  APPOINTED  BY  THE  BOARD  OF  MILITARY 
STUDIES. 

'^"'"-y  «*■-'» ISjorl.^ri.'^E.^Co'ireTD.S.O. 

TEACHERS 

recognised  with  reference  to  Regulation  3  of  the  Regulations 

for  the  M.B.  Degree. 

7hemistry...'M.r  Heycock,  King's;    Mr  Adie,  Trinity;   Mr  A.   J.   Berry, 

Downing. 
Physics  ...Mr  Fitzpatrick  {Qu),  Mr  Whetham,  Trinity,  Mr  D'Arcy,  Caius. 
Biology. ..Mt  Brindley,  Joh. 


lUPERINTENDENTS,  CURATORS,  DEMONSTRATORS,  &c. 

Assistant  Registrary,  Mr  B.  Benham,  King's. 
Director  of  the  Observatory,  Prof.  Sir  R.  S,  Ball. 

Assistant  Obseners  at  the  Observatory...  |    rj,j.j^j  ^'  Hartley, 

director  of  the  Solar  Physics  Observatory,  Prof.  Newall,  Trinity. 

Assistant  do Mr  Stratton,  Caius. 

Ohserver  in  Meteorological  Physics,  Mr  C.  T.  R.  Wilson,  Sidney. 
I'irst  Senior  Observer,  Mr  F.  E.  Baxandall,  A.R.C.Sc. 

nnd  Senior  Ohserver,  Mr  C.  P.  Butler,  A.R.C.Sc. 

st  Junior  Ohserver,  Mr  W.  E.  Rolston. 
'^rrond  Junior  Observer,  Mr  W.  Moss. 
Superintendent  of  the  Museum  of  Zoology,  Dr  Doncaster. 

Assistant  do N.  Cunliflfe,  B.  A.  Trin. 

Director  of  the  Fitzwilliam  Museum,  Mr  S.  C.  Cockerel),  Jesus. 

Assistant  do Mr  Vulliamy,  King's. 

Honorary  Keeper  of  the  Prints,  Mr  Cbarrington,  Trinity. 

Honorary  Keeper  of  the  Music,  Mr  Dent,  King's. 

Honorary  Keeper  of  the  Egyptian  Antiquities,  Mr  Green,  Jesus. 

HoTwiary  Keeper  of  the  Pictures,  Mr  Vulliamy,  King's. 

Curator  of  the  Museum  of  Classical  Archaeology,  Mr  A.  B.  Cook,  Queens'. 


Ixxxii 

Curator  of  the  Museum  of  Archaeology)  g  ^  ^^^  Hiigel,  Trinity. 

and  of  Ethnology     f  ® 

Strickland  Curator,  Mr  Gadow,  King's. 
Director  of  the  Psychological  Laboratory,  Dr  Myers. 
TT  J     T  1       '       J  Mr  H.  T.  Francis,  Caius,  Mr  E.  J.  Thomas,  Emm., 
Under-Lzbramans  {      ^^  ^  rp  Bartlidomew,  Peterhouse. 
Additional  Under- Librarian,  Mr  Sayle,  St  John's. 
Secretary  of  the  Library,  Mr  Aldis,  Peterhouse. 
Honorary  Keeper  of  the  Chinese  Books,  Prof.  Giles. 
Citrator  in  Oriental  Literature, 

Ciirator  of  the  Botanical  Iluseum,  Mr  Thomas,  Downing. 
Curator  of  the  Herbarium,  C.  E.  Moss,  B.A.,  Emmanuel. 
Curator  in  Entomology,  Mr  Scott,  Trinity. 

'"STXZy-L'':^'.   1  *  Cooper,  TrinUy. 

Senior  Demonstrator  of  Botany,  Mr  Brooks,  Emmanuel. 

Junior         „  „ 

Demonstrator  of  Chemistry,  Dr  Sell. 

Additional  Demonstrator  of  Chemistry,  Dr  Fenton. 

Second  Additional  Demonstrator  of  Chemistry,  Mr  Dootson,  Trin.  Hall. 

Demonstrator  of  Comparative  Anatomy ,  Mr  Potts,  Trinity  Hall. 


n  .    ^  J-    tp     ■      r  Mr  A.  H.  Peake,  St  John's. 

Demonstrators    of  Engxn-  I  ^^  ^^^^^^^  g^^^^y^ 

^^'^^'^^ I  Mr  Peel,  Magdalene. 


Demonstrators  of  Experi-  )  j)^  ^^^^^     jyj^  Wilson,  Sidney. 

mental  Physics    ) 

Additional  do Mr  Bedford,  Sidney. 

Assistant  do Mr  Crowther,  St  John's,  Mr  Thirkill,  Clare. 

Demonstrator  of  Experimental  Psychology, 

Demonstrator  of  Geology,  Mr  Harker,  St  John's. 

Additional  Demonstrator  of  Geology,  Mr  R.  H.  Eastall,  Christ's. 

Senior  Demonstrator  of  Human  Anatomy,  Dr  Duckworth. 

Junior  Demonstrators         „  ,,         Dr  Rogers,  Mr  F.  C.  Kempson, 

Caius. 
Additional  Demonstrators  of  Human\  D.  G.  Reid,  M.B.,  Edin. 

Anatomy,  J  Mr  E.  R.  T.  Clarkson,  Selwyn. 

Demonstrator  to  the  Jacksonian  Professor,  Mr  W.  H.  Mills,  Jesus. 
Demonstrator  in  Medical  Entomology,  Mr  Warburton,  Christ's. 
Demonstrator  of  Medicine,  Dr  Lloyd  Jones,  Downing. 
Demonstrator  of  Mineralogy,  j  ^^  Hutchinson,  Pembroke. 

and  Assistant  Curator ) 

Demonstrator  of  Palaeobotany ,  Dr  Arber,  Trinity. 

Demonstrator  of  Pathology,  Mr  Strangeways,  St  John's. 

Demonstrator  of  Petrology,  Mt  Fearnsides,  Sidney. 

Senior  Demonstrator  of  Physiology,  Mr  Bai  croft.  King's. 

Junior  „  „  Mr  Cole,  Trinity. 

Additional  Demonstrators  of  Physiology,  Dr  Lucas,  Mr  Mines,  Sidney. 

Demonstrator  of  Surgery,  Dr  Roderick. 

Assistant  to  the  Professor  of  Chemistry^  Mr  Read,  Emmanuel. 

Assistant  to  the  Downirig  Professor  of  Medicine,^  Mr  Dixon,  Downing. 

Assistant  to  the  Professor  of  Geology,  Mr  Reed,  Trinity. 

Assista7it  to  the  Quich  Professor  of  Biology,  E.  Hindle,  B.A.,  Magd. 

Adviser  in  Forestry,  Mr  C.  Hankins.  « 

Investigator  in  Timber,  Mr  E.  R.  Burdon,  Sidney.  •  m 

Assistant  do.,  Mr  A.  P.  Long,  St  John's.  ■ 

Librarian  of  the  Squire  Law  Library,  Mr  A.  H.  Johnson,  Emmanuel.        71 

Ijocal  Adviser  for  Indian  Students,  Mr  E.  A.  Benians,  St  John's. 

Director  of  Military  Studies,  Lieut.-Col.  W.  K.  Scharlieb. 


Ixxxiii 


BOARDS  OF  ELECTORS  TO  CERTAIN  PROFESSORSHIPS. 

The  names  of  the  two  members  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate  are  in  the 
e  of  each  Board  printed  in  the  first  line ;  then  the  names  of  the  three  members 
iniuated  by  tlie  General  Board  of  Studies  ;  and  then  the  names  of  the  three  members 
minated  by  the  Special  Board  of  Studies.  Tiie  dates  are  the  years  in  which  the 
ms  of  office  end  ;  the  day  of  termination  is  February  20  in  each  case. 

(/•  Thomas  Adams's  Mr  T.  W.  Arnold   {Magd)  (1915),  Dr  Kirkpatrick 
Professorship  of         (1919). 

Arabic.  Prof.  Bevan  (1914),  Mr  M«Lean  (C7ir)  (1917),  Prof. 

Driver  (0.i/)  (1920). 
Mr  W.  A.  Wright  (Trin)   (1916),  Prof.  Burkitt 
(1918),   Sir   C.  J.  Lyall,    K.C.S.I.,   M.A.    {Oxf) 
(1921). 
The  Kniyhtbridge     Dr  Keynes  (1915),  Dr  Stanton  (1919). 
Professorship  of     Mr  B.  Bosanquet  (Oxf)  (1914),  Mr  W.  E.  Johnson 
\loral  Philosophy.        {Kin(j's)   (1917),    Kt.  Hon.  A.  J.    Balfour,  Hon. 
LL.D.  {Trin)  (1920). 
Prof.   Pringle-Pattison    (Edin)  (1916),  Dr  J.  Ward 
(1918),  Mr  Gibson  {Joh)  (1921). 
""he  Professorship    Sir  Walter  Parratt,  M.V.O.,  Hon.  Mus.D.  (1915), 
of  Music.  Mr  W.  Austen  Leigh  {King's)  (1919). 

Mr  H.  P.  Allen  {Ohr)  (1914),  Mr  H.  ¥.  Stewart  {Joh) 

(1917),  Mr  S.  Taylor  (Trin)  (1920). 
Mr  Pemberton  (Trin)  (1916),  Mr  W.  H.  Hadow  {Oxf) 
(1918),  Sir  H.  H.  Parry,  C.V.O.,  Hon.  Mus.D. 
{THn)  {192\). 
The  Professorship    Mr  Neville  {Sid)  (1915),  Sir  Edward  Thorpe,  Ph.D. 
of  Chemistry.  {Heidelberg)  (1919). 

Dr  W.  A.  Tilden  {Lond)  (1914),  Prof.  Wood  (1917), 

Prof.  Sir  J.  J.  Thomson,  O.M.  (1920). 
Prof.  Sir  J.  Dewar  (1916),  Prof.  Sir  J.  Larmor  (1918), 
.  !  Prof.  Perkin,  Hon.  Sc.D.  {Oxf)  (1913). 

The  Plumian        Dr  Glaisher  (1915),  Mr  F.  W.  Dyson  (Triyt)  (1919). 
Professorship  of     Sir  W.    D.    Niven,    K.C.B.,    M.A.    {Trin)   (1914), 
Astronomy.  Mr  Mollison   {Cla)   (1917),   Prof.  Sir  J.  Larmor 

(1920). 
Prof.   Newall  (1916),  Prof.  Sir  R.  S.  Ball  (1918), 
Mr  H.  H.  Turner  {Trin)  (1921).    ' 
The  Professorship    Dr  Marsh  (1915),  Prof.  Sir  T.  Clifford  AUbutt,  K.C.B. 
of  Anatomy.  (1919). 

Dr   Windle   {Dublin)   (1914),    Dr   Langley    (1917), 

Prof.  A. Thomson  {Oxj )  (1920). 
Sir  Donald  MacAlister,  K.C.B. ,  M.D.  (1916),  Prof. 
Robinson  {Edin)  (1918),  Dr  Keith  {Aberdeen)  (1921). 
The  Professorship    Dr  Vines  (1915).  Professor  Biffen  (1919). 
i  J    of  Botany.  Prof.  F.  W.  OYiy^r  {London)  (1914),  Prof.  I.  B.  Balfour 

{Edin)  (1917),  Dr  Bower  {Trin)  (1920). 
Dr  Langley  (1916),  Sir  F.  Darwin  (1918),  Mr  D. 
H.  Scott  {Oxf)  (1921). 
The  Woodwardian     Dr  Bonney  (1915),  Dr  Harmer  (1919), 
Professorship  of     Sir  A.  Geikie,  K.C.B.,  Hon.  Sc.D.  (1914),  Dr  Wood- 
Geology.  ward  {Glasgow)  (1917),  Prof.  Seward  (1920). 

Mr  A.  Hutchinson  (Femb)  (1916),  Dr  Watts  (1918), 
Dr  Teall  (1921). 


Ixxxiv 


The  Jachsenian 
Professorship. 


The  Downing  Pro- 
fessorship of  the 
Lawn  of  England. 


The  Downing  Pro- 
fessorship of 
Medicine. 


The  Professorship 
of  Mineralogy. 


The  Professorship 
of  Political 
Economy. 


The  Professorship 
of  Zoology 
and  Comparative 
Anatomy. 

The  Professorship 
of  Sanskrit. 


The  Kennedy 

Professorship  of 

Latin. 


The  Cavendish 
Professorship  of 
Experimental 
Physics. 


Mr  Neville  (Sid)  (1915),  Prof.  Pope  (1919). 

Prof.  Sir  J.  J.  Thomson,  O.M.  (1914),  Prof.  Sir  J. 

Larmor  (1917),   Prof.  Sir  Wm  Ramsay,  K.C.B., 

Hon.  Sc.D.  (1920). 
Dr  Liveing:  (1916),  Prof.  H.  B.  Dixon  (Oxf)  (1918), 

Prof.  Perkin,  Hon.  Sc.D.  (,0a;/)  (1921). 
Rt  Hon.  Sir  Robert  Romer,  G.C.B.,  M.A.  {Trin  H) 

(1915),  Rt  Hon.  Lord  Parker  {King's)  (1919). 
Rt  Hon.  Sir  J.  Stirling,  M.A.  (Trin)  (1914),  Dr  Bond 

(1917),  Dr  Clark  (1920). 
Rt  Hon.  Lord  Alverstone,  Hon.  LL.D.  {Trin)  (1916), 

Right   Hon.   Sir  Frederick  Pollock,  Bart.   {Trin) 

(1918),  Mr  Bucldand  {Caius)  (1921). 
The  Master  of  Downing  ea?  officio  (Stat.  D.  1). 
Sir  Thomas  Barlow,  Bart.,  K.C.V.O.  (1915),  Dr  A. 

Macalister  (1919). 
Dr  Gaskell  (1914),  Dr  Fletcher  (1917),  Sir  E.  C.  Perry, 

M.D.  {King's)  (1920). 
Sir  T.  Lauder  Brunton  (1916),  Prof.  Cushny  {Lond) 

(1918),  Dr  J.  M.  Bruce  {Lond)  (1921). 
The  Master  of  Downing  ex  officio  (Stat.  E.  1). 
Dr  Bonney  {Joh)  (1915),  Prof.  Sir  J.  J.  Thomson,  O.M. 

(1919). 
Mr  L.  Fletcher  (1914),  Dr  Marr  (1917),  Dr  Liveing 

(1920). 
Sir  H.  A.  Miers  {Oxf)  (1916),  Hugo  MuUer,  Pli.D. 

(1918),  Prof.  Bowman  {Oxf)  (1921). 
Dr  Keynes  (1915),  Mr  Clapham  {King's)  (1919). 
Sir  R.  H.  Inglis  Palgrave  (1914),  Dr  A.  Marshall 

(1917),  Dr  Sorley  (1920). 
Prof.  F.  Y.  Edgeworth  {Oxf)  (1916),  Dr  J.S.  Nichol- 
son (1918), Lord  Courtney,  Hon.  LL.D.(Jb/i)(1921). 
Dr  Gaskell  (1915),  Mr  W.  Bateson  {Joh)  (1919). 
Lord  W  alsingham ,  LL.  D .  ( Trin)  (19 14),  Sir F.  Darwin 

(1917),  Dr  Shipley  (1920). 
Mr  Graham  Kerr  {Chr)  (1916),  Prof.  Hughes  (1918), 

Prof.  Bourne  {Oxf)  (1921). 
Mr  F.  W.  Thomas  {Tnn)  (1915),  Mr  McLean  {Chr) 

(1919). 
Prof.    Macdonell  {Oxf)   (1914),    Dr    Giles   (1917), 

Mr  Barnett  {Trin)  (1920). 
Dr  Rouse  (1916),  Mr  Tawney  {Trin)  (1918),  Mr  H. 

T.  Francis  {Cai)  (1921). 
Dr  Jackson,  O.M.  (1915),  Professor  Robinson  Ellis 

{Oxf)  (1919). 
Sir  John  Sandys,  Litt.D.  (1914),  Mr  A.  C.  Clark  {Oxf) 

(1917),  Professor  Rapson  (1920). 
Dr  Giles  (1916),  Mr  Mackail  {Oxf)  (1918),  Dr  Con- 
way (1921). 
Dr  Shaw  (1915),  Mr  Fitzpatrick  (1919). 
Prof.  Sir  J.  Larmor  (1914),  Sir  W.  D.  Niven,  K.C.B., 

M.A.  (Trin)  (1917),  Professor  Pope  (1920). 
Prof.  Newall  (1916),  Mr  R.  T.  Glazebrook,   C.B. 

(7'ri«)(1918),Sir  A.  W.  RUcker,  Hon.  Sc.D.  (1921). 


Ixxxv 


e  Professorship 
^Mechanism  and 
plied  Mechanics. 


e  Professorship  of 
Physiology. 


he  Professorship 
of  Surgery. 


Prof.  Sir  J.  J.  Thomson,  O.M.  (1916),   Mr  R.   T. 

Glazebrook,  C.B.  {Trin)  (1919). 
Sir  W.  M.  White,  K.C.B.,  Hon.  Sc.D.  (Trin)  (1914), 

Prof.  Sir  J.  Larmor  (1917),  Mr  H.  Darwin  (Trin) 

(1920). 
Sir  A.  B.  W.  Kennedy  (1916),  Dr  Shaw  (1918),  Sir  J. 

A.Ewing,K.C.B.  {King's)  (1921). 

Dr  Sherrington  (Cm)  (1915),  Mr  Rivers  {J oh)  (1919). 
Prof.  Schafer  (Edin)  (1914),  Dr  Starling  (London) 

(1917),  Dr  Head  (1920). 
Dr  Gaskell  (1916),  (1918),  Dr 

Anderson  (1921). 

Dr  Humphry  (1915),  Dr  A.  Macalister  (1919). 

Sir  J.  Hutchinson,  Hon.  LL.D.  (1914),  Dr  Gaskell 

(1917),  Sir  F.  Treves,  Bart.  (1920). 
Sir  E.  J.  Godlee  (London)  (1916),  Prof.  Sir  W.  W. 

Cheyne,  Bart.  (London)  (1918),  Prof.  Sir  T.  Clifford 

Allbutt,  K.C.B.(1921). 

e  Dixie  Professor-    Dr  Inge  (1915),  Dr  Cunningham  (1919). 
ip  of  Ecclesiastical  Dr  J.  A.  Robinson  (1914),  Sir  A.  W.  Ward  (1917), 
History.  Mr  B.  £.  Hammond  ( Trin)  (1920). 

Dr  Strong  (Oxf)  (1916),  Dr  Hodgkin  (Oxf)  (1918), 

Prof.  Bury  (1921). 
The  Master  of  Emmanuel  ex  officio  (Statute  for  the 
Dixie  Professorship,  sec.  3). 

Dr  Nuttall  (1915),  Dr  Gaskell  (1919). 

Dr  Martin  (London)  (1914),  Prof.   Sir  T.  Clifford 

Allbutt,  K.C.B.  (1917),  Prof.  R.  Muir  (Qlasgoio) 

(1920). 
Dr  Humphry  (1916),  Prof.  J.  L.  Smith  (Manchester) 

(1918),    Sir    Donald    MacAlister,    K.C.B.,    M.D. 

(1921). 

Dr  James  (1915),  Dr  J.  A.  Robinson  (1919). 

Dr  Chase  a9l4),  Dr  Kirkpatrick  (1917),  Dr  Sanday 

(Oxf)  (1920). 
Dr  Swete  (1916), Dr  Ryle  (1918), Dr  Bethune-Baker 

(1921). 
e  Professorship  of  The  Hon.  B.  A.  W.  Russell,  M.A.(rnw)  (1916),  The 


e  Professorship  of 
Pathology. 


e  Ely  Professor- 
<hip  of  Divinity. 


I'-ntal  Philosophy 
\tnd  Logic 


Rt  Hon.  A.  J.  Balfour,  Hon.  LL.D.  (Trin)  (1919). 
Dr  Venn  (1914),  Dr  J.  S.  Mackenzie  (1917),  Dr  Keynes 

(1920). 
Dr    Sorley   (1916).   Prof.   Alexander   (Manchester) 

(1918),   Mr  Carveth  Read  (1921). 

e  Professorship  of  Dr  Jackson,  O.M.  (1915),  Dr  A.  W.  Ward  (1919). 
Ancient  History.      Prof.  Oman  (Oxf)  (1914),  Mr  Leathes,  C.B.  (Trin) 
(1917),  Prof.  Bury  (1920). 
Prof.  Haverfield  (O-r/)  (1916),  Dr  Hodgkin  (Oxf) 

(1918),  Mr  Heitland  (Joh)  (1921). 
Dr  Shipley  (1915),  Mr  W.  Somerville  (King's)  (1919). 
Earl  Carrington  (1914),  Prof.  Biffen  (1917),  Mr  F.  F. 

Blackman  (Joh)  (1920). 
Mr  Middleton  (Joh)  (1916),  Mr  E.  Gardner  (1918), 
Mr  A.  D.  Hall  (Oxf)  (1921). 

d5 


e  Drapers  Pro 
fessorship  of 
Agriculture. 


Ixxxvi 


The  Schroder  Pro- 
fessorshi]}  of 
German. 


The  Arthur  Balfour 

Professor  of 

Genetics 


The  Professorship 
of  Astrophysics 


Baron  Bruno  Schroder  (1915),  Sir  A.  W.  Ward  (1919) 
Prof.  Fiedler  {Oxf)  (1914), Dr  Giles  (1917),  Dr  Herford 

(1920). 
Prof.  Napier  {Oxf)  (1916),  Dr  Hobson  (1918),  Prof, 

Eobertson  {Land)  (1921). 
Mr  Bateson  (Joh)  (1915),  Et  Hon.  A.  J.  Balfour 

Hon.  LL.D.  (Trin)  (1919). 
Prof.  Biffen    (1914),    Mr    Nettleship    (1917),   Prof 

Seward  (1920).  : 

Mr  W.  Heape  {Trin)   (1916),   Dr   Langley  (1918)| 

Prof.  Gardiner  (1921). 
Prof.  Eddington  (1915),  Prof.  Sir  J.  J.  Thomson,  0.M 

(1919). 
Mr  Glazebrook  {Trin)  (1914),  Dr  Shaw  (1917),  Prof 

Sir  J.  Larmor  (1920). 
Mr  C.  T.  R.  Wilson  {Sid)  (1916),  Mr  F.  W.  Dysoi 

{Trin)  (1918),  Dr  Schuster  {Joh)  (1921). 

ELEC'l'ORS  TO  CERTAIN  PROFESSORSHIPS. 

The  Sadleirian  The  Vice -Chancellor;  Mr  C.  Smith  (22  Oct.  1895) 

Professorship.  Mr  R.  F.  Scott  (27  Oct.  1908),  Mr  T.  C.  Fits 

Patrick  (9  May  1911) ;  the  Lucasian,  Plumian,  an 

Lowndean  Professors. 

The  Slade  The  Vice-Chancellor;  three  persons  on  the  Electors 

Professorship.  Roll  appointed  by  Grace*,  namely,  Sir  A.  W.  Wan 

Dr  James,  Sir  John  Sandys,  Litt.D.;  the  Presiden 

of  the    Royal   Academy  of   London;    the    Vioc 

Chancellor    of    the    University    of  London;    th 

Director  and  Secretary  of  the  Victoria  and  Albei 

Museum,  South  Kensington. 

*If  one  of  the  electors  appointed  by  Grace  is  Vice 

Chancellor,  his  place  as  an  elector  is  filled  by  the  lai 

preceding  Vice-Chancellor  who  is  not  an  elector. 

QuicJc  Professorship    The  Managers  of  the  Frederick  James  Quick  Fun« 

of  Biology.  (See  Trustees,  Managers,  &c.) 

ELECTORS  TO  THE  OFFICE  OF  LIBRARIAN. 
To  19  February  in  each  year :  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senat 
Viscount  Morley,  Dr  J.  A.  Robinson  (1914),  Dr  Kenny  (1915),  Mr  Piti 
Patrick  (1916),  Dr  Keynes  (1917);  nominated  by  the  Library  Syndicate 
Sir  F.  G.  Kenyon  {Oxf),  Dr  James  (1914),  Mr  M<=Lean  {Chi-)  (1915 
Dr  Giles  (1916),  Mr  C.  E.  Grant  {King's)  (1917). 


SYNDICATES. 
N.B.    By  Graces  of  23  June,  1797,  and  9  Nov.  1882,  resident  Syndi 
on  ceasing  to  reside  in  the  University  cease  to  be  considered  as  Syndic 
The  terms  of  office  of  the  Syndics  end  on  December  31  of  the  year  nani< 
in  each  case. 

(1)    PERMANENT. 
Botanic  Garden.     The  Governors  of  the  Botanic  Garden   (viz.  Tl 
Vice-Chancellor,  the  Masters  of  Trinity  and 
John's,  the  Provost  of  King's,  and  the  Regi 
Professor  of  Physic);    the  Professor  of  Botan 


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Mr  A.  Rose  (Emm),  Mr  Tansley  [Trin)  {Sec),  1913 ; 
Professor  Punnett,  Mr  Blackman  {Joh),  1914; 
Dr  Guillemard,  Mr  Gregory  (Joh),  1915.  Curator 
of  the  botanic  Garden,  Mr  R.  I.  Lynch. 

\r9  Prevention.  The  Vice-Chancellor;  Mr  G.  H.  A.  Wilson  {Cla) 

{Sec),  1913;  Mr  Capstick  {Trin),  1914;  Mr  C.  G. 
Lamb  {Cla),  1915;  Mr  Inglis  {King's),  1916 

[zwilliam  Museum.  The  Vice-Chancellor;  Dr  Shipley,  Dr  Fletcher 
1913;  Baron  von  Hiige^Tnw),  Mr  Blackman  {Joh), 
1914;  Dr  Glaisher,  Sir  C.  Waldstein,  1915;  Dr 
James,  Mr  Brindley  {Joh),  1916.  Director  of  the 
Museum,  Mr  S.  C.  Coekerell  {Jes);  Assistant 
Director,  Mr  Vulliamy  {King's). 

micrn  of  Classical  Nominated  by  the  FitzwiUiam  Museum  Syndicate : 

Archaeology  Mr  Gaselee  {Magd),  1913;  Mr  Robertson  {Trin), 

Committee.  1914;  Sir  C.  Waldstein,  1915.     Nominated  by  the 

Special    Board    for  Classics:    Sir  John   Sandys, 

1913;    Mr  Sikes  {Joh),  1914;  Dr  Ridgeway,  1915. 

Curator,  The  Reader  in  Classical  Ai-chaeology(<S'ec.). 

ti<iu(irian  Committee.  The  Vice-Chancelior;  the  Disney  Professor  of 
Archaeology;  the  Reader  in  Ethnology;  the 
Director  of  the  FitzwiUiam  Museum ;  Dr  Glaisher 
and  Mr  Brindley  {Joh),  appointed  by  the  FitzwiUiam 
Museum  Syndicate;  the  President  of  the  Cambridge 
Antiquarian  Society  ;  Dr  Venn  and  Mr  F.G.Walker 
{Jes),  appointed  by  the  Council  of  the  Cambridg'e 
Antiquarian  Society ;  Dr  Johns,  1913;  Mr  A.  Gray, 
1914;  Prof.  Chadwick,  1915.  Curator  of  the 
Museum  of  Archaeology  and  of  Ethnology,  Baron 
A.  von  Hiigel  {Trin)  {Sec). 

brary.  The  Vice-Chancellor;    Dr  James,  Dr  Shipley,  Mr 

Berry  {King's),  Mr  Winstanley  (Trin),  1913; 
Dr  Giles,  Prof.  Rapson,  Mr  Bullough  {Cai),  Mr  A. 
Wood  {Emm),  1914;  Sir  A.  VV.  Ward,  Prof. 
Bethune- Baker,  Mr  Clapham  {King's),  Mr  Quiggin 
{Cai),  1915  ;  Dr  Nuttall,  Professor  Burkitt,  Mr  C. 
E.  Grant  {King's),  Mr  Fay  (  Chr),  1916. 

ical  Examinations  The  Vice-Chancellor;  Mr  Fitzpatrick,  Mr  Colson 
and  Lectures.  {Joh),  Mr  Cornford  {Trin),  1913;  Mr  Mollison 
(Cla),  Mr  Pollock  {Corp),  Mr  Valentine-Richards 
{Chr),  1914;  Dr  Butler,  DrBromwich,  Mr  Gregory 
{Joh),  1915  ;  Dr  Stanton,  Mr  H.  F.  Stewart  {Joh), 
Mr  Greaves  {Chr),  1916;  Dr  Parry,  Mr  Angus 
{Trin  H),  Mr  Lay  ton  (Cai),  1917;  Mr  Flather 
(Emm)  {Secretary  for  Examinations),  Dr  Cranage 
{Secretary  for  Lectures).  Assistant  Secretary  for 
Examinations,  Mr  E.  C.  Pearce  {Corp). 

dying  Houses.  [The  Vice-Chancellor],  Mr  E.  A.  Beck  {Ch.  Deputy 

for  the  Vice-Chancellor);  the  Two  Proctors;  Mr 
Lawson  {Pemh)  ( late  Sen.  Proctor),  Mr  Crick  {Cla) 
{late  Jun.  Proctor);  Mr  Laurence  {Tnn),  1913; 
Mr  Leathem  {Joh),  1914;  Mr  Reddaway  {King's), 
1915;  Mr  Ramsey  {Magd),  1916.  Secretary,  Mr 
Pollock  {Corp). 


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Solar  Physics 
Committee. 


Philosophical  Library  Mr  Jenkinson  (7Wn),1913,  Prof.  Sir  J.  J.  Thomson. 
Committee.  1914,  Dr  Liveing,  1915,  appointed  by  the  Council 

of  ttie  Senate;  Dr  Shipley,  Prof.  Newall,  Mr 
Borradaile  {H.  JSelw),  appointed  by  the  Philosophi- 
cal Society. 

Observatory.  The  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Lucasian,  Plumian,  and 

Lowndean  (Sec.)  Professors,  the  Professor  of 
Astrophysics;  Dr  Hobson,  Mr  Capstick  {Trin), 
1913;  Dr  Glaisher,  Mr  H.  Darwm  {Trin),  1914; 
Mr  Berry  (King'i),  iMr  Leathern  {Joh),  1915. 
The  Members  of  the  Observatory  Syndicate;  the 
Astronomer  Royal;  the  Director  of  the  Meteoro- 
logical Office;  Dr  Schuster,  1913 ;  Sir  T.  L.  Heathy 
K.C.B.,  Sc.D.,  1914;  Sir  D.  GiU,  K.C.B.,  Hon. 
Sc.D.,  1915 ;  Mr  H.  H.  Turner  (Trin),  1916. 

Highest  Grade  Schools  The  Vice-Chancellor;    Mr  Fitzpatrick,  Dr  E.  Wi 
Examination.  Barnes,  Mr  Crick  (C'/a),1913;  Mr  Dumford  {King's)\ 

Mr  Benson  {Magd),  Mr  Angus  {Trin  H),  1914i 
Dr  Jackson,  Mr  Gaseiee  {Magd),  Mr  Spens  {Corp), 
1915;  Dr  Bromwich,  Mr  J.  H.  Gray  (^u),  Mr 
Laurence  ( Trin) ,  1916.   Secretary,  Mr  Gross  ( Cai) 

Press,  The  Vice-Chancellor;    Dr  Anderson,   Dr   Stanton.. 

1913;  Dr  Bond,  Mr  W.  A.  Wrigl)t  {Trin),  1914; 
Dr  James,  Mr  A.  Hutchinson  {Pemb),  1915;  Sii 
A.  W.  Ward,  Dr  Giles,  1916;  Dr  Sorley,  Mr  Peace 
{Emm),  1917;  Prof.  Rapson,  Mr  Benson  {Magd). 
1918;  Prof.  Seward,  Mr  J.  B.  Lock  {Cai),  1919 
Secretary,  Mr  A.  R.  Waller  {Pet).  Assistant 
Secretary,  Mr  S.  C.  Roberts  {Pemb). 

Proctorial.  The  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Two  Proctors;  Dr  Fletchei 

(Sec),  Mr  Bushe-Fox  {Joh),  1913;  Dr  Parry 
(Trill),  Mr  Weekes  {Sid),  1914;  Mr  Ha(Uey 
Dr  F.  H.  A.  MarshaU,  1915.  The  Pro-Proctors  ar< 
invited  to  attend  the  Meetings  of  this  Syndicate. 

Select  Preachers.  The  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Five  Divinity  Professors., tht 
Tvtro  Proctors;  Dr  BoDney,19l3;  Dr  James,  1914 
Mr  Spens  {Corij),  1915;  Mr  Stewart  (Jofe),  1916. 

Senate-House.  The  Vice-Chancellor;   the  Pro-Proctors  nominatet 

under  the  Grace  of  Feb.  23,  1863;  Prof.  Punnett 
Mr  Evans  {Cla),  1913;  Mr  Gaseiee  {Magd),  Mi 
T&lham {Trin),  1914 ;  Mr Dodds  {Pet),  Mr Brindlej 
{Joh),  1915;  Mr  Knott  {H  Selw),  Mr  Crick  (Cla] 
(Sec),  1916. 

State  Medicine.  The  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Regius  Professor  of  Physic 

the  Professor  of  Surgery,  the  Professor  of  Pathology 
the  Professor  of  Chemistry;  Dr  Humphry,  Di 
Barclay-Smith,  Dr  Cobbett,  1913;  Dr  Myers,  D 
Graham-Smith,  Dr  Haynes,  1914;  Dr  Shore,  D 
Duckworth,  Dr  Nuttall,  1915.  Secretary,  M 
Purvis  (Joh).  Secretary  for  Tivjoical  Medicine 
Dr  Graham-Smith. 

Psychological  Medicine  Dr  Anderson,  Prof.  Sir  Clifford  Allbult,  Dr  A 

Diploma  Committee.     Hill,  1913;  Dr  H.  Head,  Dr  Craig,  Mr  River 

(Joh),  1914;  Dr  Humphry,  Dr  Myers  (Sec),  Prot 

Woodhead,  1915.  ^ 


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Teacha-s'  Training.  The  Vice-Chancellor;  Mr  Barber  (Cai),  Mr  Benson 
CVJup^),  1913;  Mr  T.  C.  Lewis  {Trin)  Mi  Colson 
(7.)''),  1914;  Dr  Parry,  Mr  Wmstaaley  {Trin), 
1916;  Mr  Durnfor'  (King's),  Mr  Thirk)ll  {Cla). 
1916.  Secretary,  Mr  Bell  {Trin  H),  Assistant 
Secretary,  H.  K.  Roy8ton,B.A.  Honorary  Principal 
of  the  Cambridge  University  Training  College  for 
Schoolmasters,  Mr  Durnford  (King's). 

University  The  Vice-Chancellor ;  Dr  Cranage,Mr  Inglis  (King's), 

Buildings.  1913;  Mr  H.  Darwin  (Trin),  Mr  Ci.   E.   Green 

(Cai),  1914  ;  i\lr  J.  B.  Lock  (Cai),  Mr  C.  E.  Grant 
(King's),  (1915);  Mr  K.  F.  Scott,  Prof.  Prior,  1916; 
Dr  Anderson,  Dr  Shipley,  1917.  Secretary,  Mr 
Gordon  ( Trin). 
Building  Committee.  Dr  Cranage,  1913;  Mr  C.  E.  Grant  (King's),  1914; 
Mr  Lock  (Cai),  1915. 


New  Museum  of 
Archaeology  and 
of  Ethnology. 


Laboratory  of  Experi- 
mental Psychology . 


Physiological 
Laboratory . 


'Extension  of  School 
of  Agriculture. 


Building  for 

Forestry 
Department. 

Solar  Physics 
Observatoj-y . 


Previous  and  other 
Examinations. 


(2)    OCCASIONAX. 

The  Vice-Chancellor,  Dr  Shipley,  Dr  Jackson,  Dr 
Haddon,  Dr  Ridgeway,  Mr  J.  B.  Lock  (Cai),  Mr 
C.E.  Grant(^zjj^'6),Mr  W.H.  Macaulay  (King's), 
Baron  A.  von  HUgel  (Trin),  Appointed  11  May 
1899;  continued  to  end  of  Michaelmas  Term, 
1914. 

The  Vice-Chancellor,  Dr  Anderson,  Dr  Shipley, 
Dr  Myers,  Dr  J.  Ward,  Dr  Cranage,  Mr  Lock 
(Cai),  Mr  C.  E.  Grant  (King's),  Mr  Rivers  (Joh). 
Appointed  20  January  1910;  continued  to  end  of 
Michaelmas  Teiin  1913. 

The  Vice-Chancellor,  Dr  Shipley,  Mr  E.  F.  Scott, 
Dr  Fletcher,  Dr  Langley,  Dr  Lucas.  Appointed 
10  November  1910;  continued  to  end  of  Easter 
Term  1914. 

The  Vice-Chancellor,  Dr  Cranage,  Prof.  Wood, 
Prof.  Biffen,  Mr  Lock  (Cai),  Mr  Grant  (King's), 
Mr  F.  G.  Hopkins  (Trin).  Appointed  14  March 
1912;  continued  to  end  of  Easter  Term  1914:. 

The  Vice-Chancellor,  Dr  Cranage,  Prof.  Seward, 
Prof.  Wood,  Mr  Lock  (Cai),  Mr  Grant  (King's), 
Mr  Burdon  (Sid).  Appointed  14  March  1912; 
continued  to  end  of  Easter  Term  1914. 

The  Vice-Chancellor,  Dr  Cranage,  Prof.  Newall, 
Mr  Lock  (Cai),  Mr  Grant  (King's),  Mr  Capstick 
(Trin),   Mr   Stratton  (Cai).    Appointed  13  June 

1912,  continued    to    end    of    Michaelmas     Term 
1913. 

The  Vice-Chancellor,  Mr  A.  Gray,  Mr  Fitzpatrick, 
Dr  Hobson,  Dr  E.  W.  Barnes,  Mr  MoUison  (Cla), 
Mr  Flather  (Emm),  Mr  Colson  (Joh),  Mr  Benson 
(Magd)  (Sec),  Mr  Angus  (Trin  E),  Mr  Spens 
(Corp),  Mr  Z.  N.  Brooke  (Cai).    Appointed  9  May 

1913,  to  end  of  Lent  Term  1914. 


Degrees  in 
Divinity. 


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The  Vice-Chancellor,  Dr  Swetc,  Pr  Stanton,  Dr  W. 
E.  Barnes,  Dr  Caldecott,  Dr  Betlmne-Baker, 
Dr  Brooke,  Dr  W.  H.  Bennett,  Prof.  Bnrkitt,  Mr  J, 
H.  Gray  {Qn),  Mr  Barber  {Cai),  Mr  McLean  {Chr), 
Mr  Glover  [Joh),  Mr  C.  A.  A.  Scott  {Joh),  Mr 
Mozley  {Femh).  Appointed  24  May  1913,  to  end 
of  Easter  Term  1914. 


BOARD  FOR  THE  REGULATION  OF  NON-COLLEGIATE 
STUDENTS. 

Mr  Fitzpatrick  ((7/i.>,  Mr  T.  C.  Lewis  (rW//).  Mr  Roxburgh  {Trin  H), 
1913;  Dr  Foakes-Jackson,  Mr  Weekes  (JSid),  Mr  Child  (Ohr),  1914;  Mr 
Durnford  {King's),  Mr  E.  C.  Pearce  (Corp),  Mr  Benians  (Joh),  1916. 
Censor,  Mr  Reddaway  {King's). 


BOARD  FOR  SUPERINTENDING  THE  PREVIOUS, 
GENERAL,  AND  SPECIAL  EXAMINATIONS. 

Dr  E.  W.  Barnes,  Mr  Greaves  {Chr),  1913;  Mr  Flather  {Emm),  Mr 
Heycock  {King's),  1914;  Dr  Keynes,  Mr  Mollison  ((7Za),  1915;  Mr  C. 
Smith  (C'L),MrFitzpatrick,  1916;  Mr  Goodwin  {Jes),  Mr  Gunston  {Joh)^ 
Mr  Colson  {Joh),  till  the  first  day  of  the  Easter  Term,  1914.  Secretary, 
Mr  Gross  ( Cai). 

SPECIAL   BOARDS  OF  STUDIES. 

The  terms  of  office  of  the  elected  Members  end  on  December  31  of  the  year  named,  except 

in  cases  in  which  some  otlier  date  is  expressly  mentioned. 

(C'A.)  is  inserted  after  the  name  of  the  C'luiirman,  {t^ec.)  after  that  of  the  Secretary. 

Divinity.  The  Lady  Margaret's  {Ch.),  Regius,  Norrisian,  Hul- 

sean,  and  Ely  Professors  of  Divinity.  The  Kegius 
Professor  of  Hebrew,  the  Dixie  Professor.  The 
following  Examiners:  Dr  Murray,  Mr  McLean 
{Chr),  Mr  C.  A.  A.  Scott  {Joh),  Dr  Brooke,  Mr 
Hart  {Joh),  Mr  Schneider  {Cai)  {Sec),  Mr  Mozley 
{Pemh),  Dr  Sorley,  Mr  S.  A.  Cook  {Cai),  Mr 
Laurence  {Trin),  Dr  Srawley,  Mr  Valentine- 
Eichards  {Chr),  Mr  Clayton  {I'et),  Mr  Raven 
{Emm),  Dr  I  ennant,  Mr  Webb  {Oxf). 
Mr  Valentine-Richards  {Chr),  Mr  Skinner  {Joh), 
1913;  Dr  Brooke,  1914;  Mr  McLean  {Chr),  1P15. 

Law.  The  Regius  Professor  of  Civil  Law  {Ch.).,  the  Down- 

ing Professor  of  Law,  the  Whewell  Professor. 
The  Reader  in  English  Law.  The  following  Ex- 
aminers: Dr  Walker,  Dr  Higgins,  Mr  Harris 
{Down),  Mr  Buckland  {Cai),  Mr  Bushe-Fox  {Joh), 
Mr  Whittaker  {Trin),  Mr  J.  H.  Williams,  Mr 
Aston  {Down),  Mr  HoUond  {Trin). 
Dr  Bond,  Mr  W infield  {Joh)  {Sec.),  1913 ;  Mr  Bushe- 
Fox  {Joh),  1914;  Mr  Buckland  {Cai),  1915;  Dr 
Higgins,  1916. 

Medicine.  The    Regius  Professor   of   Physic,   the  Anatomy, 

Downing,  and  Pathology  Professors.  The  Pro- 
fessors of  Chemistry  .Physiology,  and  Surgery  {Ch.), 
and  the  Quick  Professor  of  Biology.    The  Assessor 


XCI 


M.D.  Degree 
Committee. 


Classics. 


to  the  Regius  Professor  of  Physic  (Dr  Graham - 
Smith).  The  following  Examiners :  Dr  Eolleston, 
Dr  Tooth,  Dr  Taylor  {Lond),  Dr  T.  Dyke  Acland 
(Oxf),  Or  Kouth  {Lond),  Dr  Tate  (Lond),  Mr 
Johnson  (Lond),  Mr  H.  S.  Pendlebury  {Pemb), 
Mr  Wherry  (Down),  Dr  Burghard  {Lond),  Mr 
Eccles  {Lond),  Dr  Bradbury,  Mr  Dixon  {Down)^ 
Mr  C.  R.  Marshall  {Ihion),  Prof.  Woodhead,  Dr 
Graham-Smith,  Sir  W.  Whitla  (Belfast),  Dr  Mott 
{Lond),  Mr  Fitzpatrick,  Mr  Dootson  {Trin  H), 
Mr  Cooper  {Trin),  Dr  Barclay-Smith,  Prof.  Leith 
{Dirm),  Dr  Bryce  {Edin),  Dr  Edkins,  Mr  Mines 
{8id),  Mr  Strangeways  {Joh),  Dr  Ainley  Walker 
{Oxf),  Dr  Cushuy  {Aberdeen),  Dr  Ransom  {Edin), 
who  hold  office  till  7  January  1914. 

Dr  Gaskell,  Dr  Cobbett,  1913;  Dr  Humphry  {Sec), 
1914;  Dr  Anderson,  1915. 

Co-opted  Member  of  the  Degree  Committee  until  the 
end  of  the  Michaelmas  Term,  1913;  Dr  Graham- 
Smith. 

The  Regius  Professor  of  Physic  and  his  Assessor. 
The  Professor  of  Pathology.  Dr  Marsh,  Dr  Cob- 
bett, Mr  W.  E.  Dixon  {Down),  for  one  year  to 
13  February  1914. 

The  Regius  Professor  of  Greek,  the  Kennedy  Pro- 
fessor of  Latin,  the  Professor  of  Sanskrit,  the  Pro- 
fessor of  Ancient  History,  the  Public  Orator,  the 
Readers  in  Classical  Archaeology  and  Compara- 
tive Philology,  the  Brereton  Reader  in  Classics. 
The  following  Examiners:  Mr  H.  J.  Edwards 
{Pet),  Mr  Glover  {Joh),  Mr  W.  H.  S.  Jones  {Cath), 
Mr  Stuart  {Trin),  to  30  September  1914;  Mr 
Abbott  {Jes),  Mr  Robertson  {Trvi),  Mr  F.  H. 
Marshall  {Emm),  Mr  Adcock  {King's),  to  30  Sep- 
tember 1915.  The  following  representatives  of 
Lecturers:  Mr  Sheppard  {King's),  to 30  September 
1914;  Mr  Lendrum  (Cat),  to  30  September  1915; 
Mr  S.  G.  Campbell  (Chr),  to  30  September  1916. 

Mr  Harrison  {Trin),  1913;  Mr  Angus  {Trin  E) 
{Sec),  1914;  Mr  Whibley  {Pemb),  1915. 
Oriental  Studies.  The  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew,  the  Professor  of 
Arabic(C/i.),theLordAlmoner'8Reader in  Arabic, 
the  Professor  of  Sanskrit,  the  Professor  of  Chinese, 
the  Reader  in  Talmudic.  The  following  Exam- 
iners: Dr  R.  A.  Nicholson,  Prof.  Bevan,  Prof. 
Rapson,  Prof.  Giles,  Prof.  Burkitt,  Mr  Thomas 
{THn),  Mr  L.  Giles  {Oxf),  Mr  S.  A.  Cook  {Cai), 
Mr  Loewe  {Cath),  Mr  Connolly  (Cftr),  Mr  Barnett 
{Trin),  Mr  Elmslie  {Chr). 

Mr  Chapman  {Emm)  {Sec),  Dr  Giles,  1913;  Mr 
M«Lean  (Chr),  1914;  Dr  R.  A.  Nicholson,  1915. 

The  Professor  of  Anglo-Saxon,  The  Schroder  Pro- 
fessor of  German.  The  King  Edward  VII 
Professor  of  English  Literature.  The  Regius 
Profes86r  of  Modern   History.    The  Readers  in 


Medieval  and 
Modet'n  Languages 


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Mathematics. 


Comparative  Philology  and  Romance  {Ch.).  The 
following  Examiners :  Dr  Breul,  Mr  Braunholtz 
(King's),  Mr  Stewart  (Joh),  Prof.  Chadwick,  Prof. 
Barbier  fils  [Leeds),  Mr  J.  W.  H.  Atkins  {Joh), 
Prof.  Moorman  {Leeds),  Mr  Milner-Barry  {Cai), 
Prof.  Priebsch  {Lond),  Prof.  Fitzmaurice-Kelly 
{Liverpool),  Mr  G.  C.  Macau  lay  {Trin),  Mr  Baker 
{Cai),  Mr  Goudy,  Mr  Sedgefield  {Chr)^  Dr  Little- 
dale  {Dublin),  Mr  Drennan  {Emm),  Mr  Quiggin 
(6'ai),  Mr  BuUough  (Cai),  Mr  Foligno  {Oxf),  Dr 
Thomas  {Birmingham). 
Mr  G.  C.  Macaulay  {Trin),  Mr  BuUough  {Cai)  {Sec.), 
1913;  Mr  Quiggin  (6'/ii),  1914;  Dr  Hobson,  1915: 
Mr  Stewart  (Joh),  1916. 

The  Lucasian,  Pluraian,  Lowndean,  and  Sadleirian 
(Ch.),  Professors.  The  Cavendish  and  Mechanism 
Professors.  The  following  Moderators  and  Ex- 
aminers :  Mr  Richmond  (King's),  Mr  Gaul  (TrinH), 
Mr  Peel  (Magd),  1913;  Mr  Robson  (Sid),  Mr 
Leathern  (Joh),  1914  ;  Dr  Bromwich,  Mr  Bennett 
(Emm),  Mr  Landon  (Sid),  1915.  The  following 
representatives  of  Lecturers :  Mr  Allcock  (Emm), 
Mr  Gallop  (Cai)  (Sec),  1913;  Mr  Greaves  (Chr), 
Mr  Berry  (King's),  1914;  Mr  Mollison  (Cla), 
Mr  Inglis  (King's),  1915. 

Mr  Welsh  (Je*),1913;  Dr  E.  W.  Barnes,  1914;  Mr 
G.  H.  Hardy  (Trin),  1915. 

The  Chemistry,  Jacksonian,  Mineralogy,  Caven- 
dish, Mechanism,  and  Astrophysics  Professors. 
The  Woodwardian  and  Drapers  Professors.  The 
Reader  in  Metallurgy.  The  following  Examiners, 
who  hold  office  till  7  Jan.  1914,  Prof.  Pope,  Mr 
Bedford  (Sid),  Mr  Heycock  (King's),  Mr  A.  Wood 
(Emm),  Dr  Crossley  ( Vict),  Prof.  Lewis,  Mr 
Wilberforce  (2'riti),  Mr  Barker  (Oxf),  Prof.  Hop- 
kinson. 

Mr  A.  Hutchinson  (Pemb),  Mr  Mills  (Jes),  1913; 
Mr  Fitzpatrick  ( Ch.),  1914 ;  Mr  Adie  [Joh),  1915. 

Biology  and  Geology.  The  Botany,  Woodwardian,  Zoology,  Physiology 
(Ch.),  Quick,  Agricultural  Botany,  and  Arthur 
Balfour  Professors.  The  Anatomy  and  Drapers 
Professors.  The  Readers  in  Botany  (Sec),  Zoology, 
Chemical  Physiolog-y,  and  Forestry.  The  follow- 
ing Examiners,  who  hold  office  till  7  Jan.  1914, 
Prof.  Seward,  Mr  Elliot  Smith  (Joh),  Dr  Marr, 
Dr  Lang  (Glasgoio),  Mr  Hickson  (Down),  Mr 
Blackman  (Joh),  Dr  Halliburton  (London),  Mr  H. 
H.  Thomas  (Sid),  Mr  Borradaile  {H  Selw),  Dr 
Macalister,  Dr  Shore. 

Mr  Doncaster  (King's),  Mr  Tansley  (Trin),  1913; 
Dr  Gaskell,  1914;  Dr  Marr,  1915. 

Co-opted  Members  of  the  Degree  Committee  until 
the  end  of  the  Michaelmas  Term,  1913:  Dr  Shore, 
Mr  Tansley  (I'rin), 


Physics  and 
Chemistry. 


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The  Regius  Professor  of  Modern  History,  the  Disney, 
Slade,  and  Dixie  Professors.  The  Professor  of 
Ancient  History.  The  Readers  in  Ethnology  and 
Modern  History.  The  following  Examiners:  Dr 
Figgis,  Mr  Armstrong  {Oxf),  Mr  G.  E.  Green  [Cai), 
Mr  Reddaway  {King's),  Mr  Fay  {Chr),  Mr  A.  J. 
Grant  {Kings),  Mr  Meredith  {King's),  Mr  A.  L. 
Smith  (Oic/),  to 7  January  1914 ;  Mr  Heitland(Jo7<). 
Mr  Winstanley  {Trin),  Mr  Temperley  {Pet),  Mr 
Lapsley  {Trin),  to  7  January  1915,  The  following 
representative  of  Lecturers :  Mr  Salter  {Magd)  to 
30  September  1914;  Mr  Elliott  {Jes)  to  30  September 
1915. 

Dr  Tanner  {Ch.),  Mr  Jordan  {H  Selw),  1913;  Mr 
Green  {Cai)  {Sec),  1914 ;  Mr  Laurence  {Trin),  1915; 
MrClaphHTn  {King's)  19] e. 

Co-opted  Members  of  the  Degree  Committee  until 
the  end  of  the  Michaelmas  Term,  1913 :  Mr  Lapsley 
(T'nw),  Mr  Temperley  {Pet). 

The  Knightbridge  and  Mental  Philosophy  and 
Logic  Professors.  The  following  Examiners : 
Dr  Myers,  Dr  J.  Ward,  Dr  Sorley,  Mr  H.  Barker, 
Mr  Dawes  Hicks  {Trin),  Prof.  Alexander  {Man- 
chester). 

Dr  Keynes,  Mr  Moore  {Trin)  {Sec),  1913;  Dr 
M«Taggart  {Ch.),  1914;  Dr  Myers,  1915;  MrW.E. 
Johnson  {King's),  1916. 

Co-opted  Member  of  the  Degree  Committee  until  the 
end  of  the  Michaelmas  Term,  1913:  Mr  Moore 
{Trw). 

The  Professor  of  Music.     The  following  Examiners: 

Dr  Eootham, Dr  A.  Somervell,  Mr  Capsiick  {Tnn), 

who  hold  office  till  7  Jan.  1914. 
Dr  Rootham,  Mr  Bent  {King's),  1913;  Mr  S.  Taylor 

{Tnn)  {Ch.),  1914;  Mr  Bennett  (Emm)  {Sec),  1915; 

Dr  Wood,  1916. 


The  Professor  of  Arabic,  The  Regius  Professor  of 
Modern  History,  The  Professor  of  Sanskrit. 

Mr  A.  Gray,  Mr  J.  M.  Keynes  {King's),  1913; 
Mr  Mollison  {Cla)  {Ch.),  Mr  Whibley  (Femb), 
1914;  JMrT.  C.  Lewis  ( Trin),  Mr  Laurence  (Tmi), 
1915 ;  Mr Whetham  ( Trin),  Mr  Benians  {Joh),  1916. 
Secretary,  Mr  H.  A.  Roberts  {Cai). 

The  Knightbridge  Professor,  the  Regius  Professor 
of  Modern  History,  ihe  Downing  Professor  of 
the  Laws  of  England,  the  Professor  of  Political 
Economy,  the  Whewell  Professor  of  International 
Law.  The  following  Examiners :  Mr  Lay  ton  {Cai), 
Prof.  Pigou,  Mr  Clapham  {King's),  Mr  Chapman 
{Trin),  Prof.  Bastable  {Dublin),  Prof.  Gonner 
{Liverpool). 


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Mr  Dickinson  [King's),  1913;  Mr  J.  M.  Keynes 
(King's)  (Sec),  1914;  Mr  Fay  (Chr),  1915;  Dr 
Keynes  [Oh.),  1916  ;  Mr  [I.  S.  Foxwell  (Joh),  1917. 

Co-opted  Member  of  the  Degree  Committee  until  the 
end  of  the  Michaelmas  Term,  1913  :  Mr  Clapham 
{King's). 


(  Board  of  Agricul- 
I       t  lira  I  Studies. 


The  Viee-Chancellor.  The  Drapers  Professor  (Sec). 
The  Professors  of  Botany,  Chemistry,  Geology, 
Physiology,  Pathology,  and  Agricultural  Botany. 
The  Readers  in  Chemical  Physiology  and  Forestry, 
and  the  Gilbey  Lecturer.  The  University  Lecturers 
in  Agriculture,  Agricultural  Physiology,  and 
Statistics.  The  Director  of  Indian  Forest  Studies 
appointed  by  the  Secretary  of  State  for  India. 
Mr  Innes  [I'rin),  Rt  Hon.  Lord  Blylh,  Mr  Austin 
Keen,  1913;  Prof.  Punnett,  1914;  Mr  C.  E.  Grant 
(King's),  1915;  and  the  following  Representatives 
of  Borough  and  County  Councils  (to  31  Dec.  1913); 
Cambridgeshire,  Sir  George  Fordham;  Essex,  Mr  G. 
Raby;  Hertfordshire,  Mr  A.  Dean;  Huntingdon- 
shire, Mr  W.  H.  O.  Duncombe;  Isle  of  Ely, 
Mr  Bidwell  ( Trin) ;  Kesteven,  Mr  Colin  Campbell ; 
Norfolk,  Mr  Evans-Lombe;  Northamptonshire, 
Mr  Monckton  (Trin)',  East  Suffolk,  Mr  A.  Har- 
wood  ;  West  Suffolk,  Mr  O.  D.  Johnson. 
Forestry  Committee.  The  Vice-Chancellor.  The  Drapers  Professor.  The 
Professors  of  Botany,  Chemistry,  Geology,  and 
Agricultural  Botany.  The  Reader  in  Forestry  (*Sfc.). 
The  Director  of  Indian  Forest  Studies  appointed 
by  the  Secretary  of  State  for  India.  Professor 
Punnett  1,  Mr  C.  E.  Granti  (King's),  Mr  Evans- 
Lombe  i,  Dr  Shipley2,Sir  F.Darwin 2,  Mr  Burdon2 
(Sid),  Mr  Lynch,  1913. 
1  Appohitcd  by  the  Board  of  Agricultural  Studies.  2  Co-opted. 

Board  of  The  Vice-Chancellor.    The  Reader   in  Ethnology. 

Geographical  Mr  Lake^  (Joh),  Prof.  Hopkinson^,  Major  Leonard 

Studies.  Darwin 6,  Dr    Scott    Keltic i^   (St    Andrews),   Mr 

Oldham'!  (King's),  Mr  H.  A.  Roberts^  (Cai),  1913  ; 

Prof.  J.  Stanley  Gardineri,  Dr  Marr*,  1914;  Dr 

Guillemardi,   Mr   Clapham^  (King's),  1915;  Mr 

Hink&i  ( Trin)  (Sec),  Mr  Layton *  (Cai),  1916. 

1  Nominated  by  tlie  Council  of  the  Senate.  2  Nominated  by  the  Special  Board 

for  Biology  and  Cieology.  3  Nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  History  and 

Archaeology.  *  Nominated  by  the  Special  Boara  for  Economics  and  Bolitics. 

5  Nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Mathematics.  ^  Nominated  by  the  Council 

of  the  Koyal  Geographical  Society.  ^  Co-opted. 

Board  of  The   Vice-Chancellor.      The    Commanding    Officer 

Military  Studies.  (Sec.),  the  Second-in-Command,  and  the  Adjutant, 

of  the  Officers  Training  Corps.  Mr  Durnford 
(King's),  Mr  G.  H.  A.  Wilson  (C7a),Mr  Humphry i 
(Tnn),  Mr  Comberi  (Pemh),  Mr  Stratton '  (Gai\„ 
1913;  Mr  Whetham  (Tnn),  Mr  Tatham  (Trin\ 
1914;  Mr  Goodwin  (Jes),  Mr  Hinks  (THn),  1915. 
1  Co-opted. 


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Board  of  The  Disney  Professor  of  Archaeology.     The  Eeader 

hropological  in  Ethnology  {Sec).     The  University  Lecturers  in 

'hidies.  Physical  Anthropology  {(Jh.),  the  Physiology  of 

the  Senses,  and  Experimental  Psychology.     Prof. 

Chadwick,  1913;  Professor  Punnett,  1914;  Baron 

von Hiigel ( Trin),  1915 ;  Mr S.  A. Cook (6'a»),  1916. 

Board  of  The  Vice-Chancellor.     The  Disney  Professor,  the 

. !  rchifecfwal  Slade  Professor,  the  Professor  of  Mechanism  and 

Studies.  Applied  Mechanics,  the  Eeader  in  Classical  Archae- 

ology.    Mr  A.  Gray  {Jes),  Mr  BuUoughi  {C'ai), 
Prof.  Pitei,  F.R.I.B.A.,  1913;  Sir  C.  Waldstein, 
1914 ;  Dr  Fletcher,  1915  ;  Dr  Cranage,  1916. 
1  Co-opted. 

■eiyn  Service  The   Director    of   the   School  of   Living    Oriental 

'tudents  Languages  (Prof.  Browne);   Dr  Shipley 3,   Prof. 

'otnmittee.  Giles 2,  1913;  Mr  Durnfordi  (King's),  Mr  Comber 2 

(Pemh),  1914  ;  Dr  Giles  1,  Mr  M«Lean2  (Chr),  1915. 

Secretary,  Mr  H.  A.  Roberts  (Cat). 


Nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate. 


2  Nominated  by  the  Special 


)t1ous  Examination. 


aeral  Examination. 


eluaiiiaiy  Examina- 
tion in  Science. 

;&ematical  Tripos, 
Part  L 

thematical  Tripos, 
Part  II. 


EXAMINERS. 

r  Greek  and  English  Gospel,  Mr  Duke  (Jes). 
Latin  Classic  and  alternative,  Mr  Williams 
(H  Selw).  Greek  Classic,  alternative,  and 
Macaulay,  Mr  Vernon  Jones  (Magd).  Latin 
Unprepared  Translation,  Plato,  and  Words- 
worth, Mr  Colson  (Joh).  Paley's  Evidences, 
Mr  Crick  (CZa).  Logic,  Mr  Fox  (0^-  Heat 
and  Chemistry,  Mr  Dootson  {Trm  H).  Mathe- 
matical Subjects,  Mr  Gunston  {Joh),  Mr 
Shaw  (Sid).  English  Essay,  Mr  Alston 
(Chr). 
Additional  Subjects :  (Mech.)  Mr  Knott  (H  Seho), 
Mr  Watson  (Tnn);  (Fr.)  Mr  Braunholtz 
(King's),  Mr  Comber   (Pemb)-,  (Germ.)  Mr 

L      Robinson  (Magd),  Mr  BuUough  (Cai). 

Mathematical  Subjects,  Mr  Goodwin  (Jes),  Mr 
Mercer  (CAr) ;  Classical  Subjects,  Acts,  Latin 
Composition,  Mr  E.  C.  Pearce  (Corp),  Mr 
Gaselee  (Magd);  English  History,  English 
Composition,  and  English  Literature,  Mr 
N.  D.  F.  Pearce  (Trin),  Mr  Jordan  (H  Selw). 

The  Examiners  in  Physics,  Chemistry,  and 
Biology  for  the  1st  M.B. 

Dr   Bromwich,  Mr   Robson   (Sid),  Mr  Inglis 
(King's). 

Dr  Forsyth,  Mr  Love  (Joh)  (Moderators) ;  and 
Mr  Gallop  (Cai),  Mr  Bennett  (Emm),  Mr 
Leathern  (Joh)^  Mr  Stratton  (Cai). 


XCVl 


(    DrGiles,  Mr W.  W.  Walker (Ohr),  MrWardal. 
(Cla),  Mr  Abbott  (Jes),  Mr  S.  G.  Campbel 
)        {Chr),  Mr  Selwyn  (Oorp),  Mr  Stuart  (  Trin ) 
\       Mr  Robertson  {Trin). 

A.  Dr  Reid,  Prof.  Housman.  B.  Mr  Hick 
{Trill),  Mr  Angus  {THn  H).  C.  Mr  H.  J^ 
Edwards,  C.B.  (Pet),    Mr   Adcock   (King't). 

I    D.     Mr  F.  H.  Marshall  {Emm),  Mr  Ure  {Cai). 

\   E.  MrMoulton(A'i?ip's),MrF.W.Thomas(7'nn), 

Moral SciencesTripos.     |  ^^  J'  ^^^l  ^J,.^*?'^^-^'  ^'  ^-   ^*'^^'''  ^ 


Classical  Tripos,  Part  I. 


Classical  Tripo8,Part  1 1 . 


Law  Tripos. 


Historical  Tripos, 
Part  I. 


Historical  Tripos, 
Part  II. 


Tlieological  Tripos, 
Part  I. 


Theological  Tripos, 
Part  II. 


Oriental  Languages 
Tripos 


Dawes  Hicks  {Trin). 

■  Dr  T.  A.  Walker,  Mr  Buckland  {Cai),  Mr  Harris 
{Down).,  Mr  J.  H.  Williams,  Mr  Aston  {Dovm) 
.     Mr  Hollond  {Trin). 

Mr  Heitland  (Joh),  Mr  G.  E.  Green  {Cai),  Mi 
Fay  {Ohr),  Mr  Lapsley  {Trin),Mx  Elliott  {Jes) 
.     Mr  Barker  (Oa/). 

|Dr  Fig'gis,  Mr  Meredith  {King's),  Mr  Temperlej 
I  (Pe^),  Mr  Winstanley  (7rin).  Assessors:  Di 
I  Lawrence ,  Dr  Reid ,  Prof.  Gwalkin,  Prof.  Bury 
[     Mr  Salter  {Magd),  Mr  G.  G.  G .  Butler  ( Corp) 

Dr  Kennett,  Dr  Bethune-Baker,  Dr  Murray 
Mr  S.  A.  Cook  {Cai),  Mr  Mozley  {Pemh),  Mi 
.     Clayton  {Fet). 

'Sect.  1,  Dr  Kennett,Mr  S.  A.  Cook  {Cai) ;  Sect.  2 
Mr  Valentine-Richards (C/ir), Mr  C.  A.  A.  Scoti 
{Joh) ;  Sect.  3,  Mr  Laurence  ( Trin),'M.r  Raver 
{Emm) ;  Sect.  4,  Dr  Beth  une-Bak  er ,  Dr  Srawley 
Sect.  5,  Dr  Tennant,  Mr  Webb  {Oxf). 

Prof.  Giles,  Dr  Nicholson,  Mr  L.  Giles  {Oxf) 
Prof.  Rapson,  Prof.  Bevan,  Prof.  Burkitt 
Mr  Connolly  {Chr),  Mr  Barnett  {Trin),  Mi 
Elmslie  {Chr). 


Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos  (Qualifying  Examination). 
Mr  Gaul  {Trin  H). 


Mr  Peace  {Emm) 


Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos. 


Prof.  Hopkinson,  Mr  Landon  {Sid),  Prof 
C.  F.  Jenkiu  {Oxf).  Assessor  in  Chem- 
istry, Mr  Hey  cock  {King's). 


Mineralogy 
Dr  Marr,  Mr  H.  H 


Natural  Sciences  Tripos.     Physics.    Mr  Wilberforce  {Trin),  Mr  A.  Woot 
(Emm).      Chemistry.     Prof.  Pope,  Dr  Crossley  {Viet). 
Prof.   Lewis,  Mr  Barker  {Oxf).        Geology. 
Thomas    {Sid).  Botany.      Prof.    Seward,    Dr    Lang    {Glasgow) 

Zoology.  Mr  Hickson  {Doion),  Mr  Borradaile  {H  Selw).  Humai 
Anatomy.  Dr  Macalister,  Mr  Elliot  Smith  {Joh).  Physiology.  Di 
Shore,  Dr  Halliburton  {Lond). 


[  Jieval  and  Modern 
tngiiages  Tripos. 


I  iieval  and  Modern 
Anguages  Tripos 
al  Examinations). 


nomics  Tripos... 


A  and  A  2,  Mr  G.  C.  Macaulay  {Trin),  Dr 
Littledale  {Dublin) ;  B,  Prof.  Chadwick,  Mr 
Drennan  {Emm)]  C,  Mr  Braunholtz  {King's), 
Prof.  Barbier  fils  {Leeds)',  D,  Mr  Braunholtz 
{King's),  Mr  Baker  {Cai) ;  E,  Mr  Quiggin  (CW), 
Mr  Bullough  {Cai) ;  F,  Dr  Breul,  Mr  Quiggin 
{Cai);  G,  Mr  Braunholtz  {King's),  Mr  Foligno 
{Oxf);  H,  Prof.  Fitzmaurice-Kelly(Ltver2>ooO» 
Dr  Thomas  {Birmingham). 

French,  Mr  Braunholtz  {King's),  Prof.  Barbier 
fils  {Leeds);  German,  Dr  Breul,  Mr  Eippmann 
( Cai) ;  Italian,  Dr  Cippico  ( Vienna),  Mr  Foligno 

I     \Oxf)',   Spanish,   Mr  Comber  {Pemb),  Prof. 

[     Filzmaurice-Kelly  {Liverpool). 

Prof.  Pigou,  Mr  Clapham  {King's),  Prof.  Bastable 
{Dublin),  Prof.  Conner  {Liverpool). 


Special  Examinations  for  Ordinary  B.A.  Degrees. 

tology    Dr   Foakes-Jackson,    Dr    M<=Neile,    Mr    Valentine- 
Richards  (C^r),  Mr  C.  A.  A.  Scott  {Joh). 

>ic   The  Examiners  in  Logic  in  the  Moral  Sciences  Tripos 

(Dr  J.  Ward,  Mr  H.  Barker)  by  papers  set  in  Part  I. 
of  that  Tripos. 

itical  Economy  ...Mr  H.  S.  Foxwell  {Joh),  Mr  Layton  {Cai). 
«r   Dr  Bond,  Mr  Alexander  {Down),  Mr  Sutton  {Cath), 

Mr  Hazeltine  {Emm). 
tory '. Mr  Corbett  {King's),  Mr  Jordan  {H  Seho),  Mr  Russell 

Smith  {Joh). 

smistry Mr  Heycock  {King's),  Mr  Dootson  {Triyi  H). 

'gics  Mr  Fitzpatrick,  Mr  Bedford  {Sid). 

■siology    The  Physiology  Examiners  in  the  Natural  Sciences 

Tripos  by  papers  set  in  Part  I.  of  that  Tripos. 

any  Mr  Brooks  {Emm),  Mr  Thomas  {Down). 

jlogy Mr  Lake  {Joh),  Mr  Woods  {Joh). 

logy Mr  Brindley  {Joh),  Mr  Potts  {Tnn  H). 

jhanism  and  Applied  Science. ..Mr  C.  G.  Lamb  (CZa),  Mr  T\\v\xig{Trin). 
5ic The  Examiners  for  Part  I  of  the  Examination  for 

the  Mus.B.  degree, 
lern  Languages.. .Mr  A.  Gray,  Mr  Stewart  {Joh),  Mr  Quig-gin  {Cai). 

thematics   Mr  Berry  {King's),  Mr  Munro  {Qu). 

5sics     Mr  Plaistowe  {Qu),  Mr  W.  H.  S.  Jones  {Cath). 

icultural  Science... Prof.  Biffen,  Mr  Adie  {Joh),  Mr  Woods  {Joh),  Mr 

Crowtber  (Oic/),  Prof  Ewart  (^c^m), Mr H.  Jackson, 

Mr  T.  J.  Young. 
?graphy Dr  Haddon,  Mr  Lake  {Joh),  Mr  Oldham  {King's), 

Mr  Hinks  {Trin),  Mr  Benians  {Joh). 
itary  Subjects Mr  H.  J.  Edwards,  C.B.   {Pet),  Major  M.  Earle, 

D.S.O.,  Major  P.  W.  Game,  R.A. 
jhology    Dr  Myers,  Mr  Fox  {Chr). 


M.B.  Degree  (1st  Ex.)  The  Regius  Professor;  Physics,  Mr  Fitzpatrk 
(Med.),  Mr  Bedford  (Sid);  Chemistry,  I 
Hey  cock  (King'n),  Mr  Doolson  {Trin  J 
(Med.);  Biolopry,  Mr  Cooper  {Trin)  (Med 
Mr  Blackman  (Joh). 

M.B.  Degree  (2nd  Ex.)    The   Regius    Professor;    Human    Anatomy,  I 
Barclay- Smith,  Dr  Br jce{E din) ;  Physiolo 
Dr  Edkins,  Mr  Mines  {Sid) ;  General  Pa' 
logy,  Dr  Graham- Smith,  Prof.  Leith  {Bim. 
Pharmacology,    Dr    Cushny    {Aberdeen),  1 
Hansom  {Edin). 

M.B.  Degree  (.'jrd  Ex.).  The  Regius  Professor,  the  Prof,  of  Surger 
two  Examiners  in  Pharmacology ^Tyx  Bradbui 
Mr  C.  R.  Marshall  {Dovm);  two  in  Geim 
Pathology,  Mr  Strangeways  {Joh),  Dr  AinI 
Walker  {Oxf);  five  in  Surgery,  Mr  H. 
Pendlebury  {Pemh),  Mr  Wherry  {Dovm),  P 
Johnson  {Loud),  Mr  Burghard  {Lond),  I 
Eccles  {Lond) ;  two  in  Midvnfery,  Dr  Roi^ 
{Land),  Dr  Tate  {Lond);  four  iu-3Iedicii 
Dr  Tooth,  Dr  RolJeston,  Dr  Taylor  {Loiu 
Dr  T.  Dyke  Acland  {Oxf) ;  two  in  Pharv\ 
oology,  Therapeutics,  diud  Toxicology, MrDi^: 
{Down),  Sir  W.  Whitla  (Belfast);  two^ 
Pathology,  Hygiene,  and  Preventive  Medicii 
Prof.  Woodhead,  DrMott  (/^owt?). 

M.C.  Degree    The   Professor    of   Surgery;    the   Examinwi^ 

Surgery  for  the  M.B.  Degree. 

M.D.  Degree Assessor  to  Regius  Professor,  Dr  Graham-Smr 

B.D.  Degree Assessor  to  Regius  Professor,  Dr  W.  E.  Barn 

{The  Professor  of  Music;  Part  I,  Dr  Roothara,] 
Capstick  {Trin);  Part  II,  Dr  Rootham,  \ 
A.  Somervell.  I 

^_       „   rv  (Parts  I  and  II.     i'he  Professor  of  Music;  j 

Mus.  M.  Degree.  |     Rootham,  Dr  A.  Somervell.  i 

Diploma  in  Public  S  Dr  Cobbelt,  Mr  Purvis  {Joh),  Dr  Lane  No' 

Health,  <      (D«Z;),Dr  Parsons  (iond),  Dr  Reid(^?^e/YZe< 

Diploma  in  Tropical       f  ^^  gt    ^ens,  Dr  Nuttall,  Mr  Daniels  ( Tnn). 
Medicme  and  Hygiene.   I  *^         '  '  ^         ' 

Diploma  in  Psycho-      ( Dr    Batten,    Dr    Craig,    Dr    Sherrington,  1 
logical  Medicine.        (      Rivers  {Joh). 

Part  I.    The  Examiners  for  the  Special  Exami 

ations  in  Agricultural  Science.  , 

Part  II.    Prof.  Biffen,  Mr  A  die  [Joh),  Mr  W: 
burton  {Chr),  Mr  Woods  {Joh),  Mr  Barer 
{King's),  Mr  Mackenzie  {Chr),  Mr  Crowid 
{Oxf),  Mr  Sheringham. 
,^.  ,         •     f        .  ( Prof.  BifFen,  Mr  Warburton  {Chr),  Mr  Bt^ 

Diploma  in  torestry.       -j      ^^.^^^  Mr  Caccia,  Mr  H.  Jackson. 

iPart  I.    The  Examiners  for  the  Special  Exam 
ations  in  Geography. 
Part  II.    Dr  H addon,  Prof.  Gardiner,  Mr  La 
(Jb7i),  Mr  Heawood  {Cat),  Mr  Oldham  {King 
Major  Whitlock. 


Diploma  in  Agri- 
culture. 


XCIX 


>iplotna  in  Mining 
Engineering. 

Sxamination  in 
Preliminary  Arclii- 
teccural  Studies. 


In  the  application  of  Science  to  the  Art  o' 
Mining, MrE.H.  Liveing,  Prof.  Cadman  (Binn) ; 

.    in  Metallurgy,  i\lr  Lam  plough  (Trin). 

Part  1.  Mr  C.  G.  Lamb  {Cla),  Mr  Thring 
{Trin). 

Part  IL    Prof.  Prior,  Mr  Bullough  (Oai). 


CHAIRMEN  OF  TRIPOS  EXAMINERS  (1913). 
Mathematical  Tripos:  Part  I,  Mr  Robson  {Sid);  Part  II,  Mr  Gallop  (Cai). 
Classical  Tripos :  Part  I,  Dr  Giles ;     Part  II,  Dr  Reid. 
Bforal  Sciences  Tripos :  Dr  J.  Ward. 
Natural  Sciences  Tripos :  Professor  Seward. 

rheological  Tripos  :  Part  I,  Dr  Murray  ;  Part  II,  Dr  Bethune-Baker. 
Law  Tripos:  Dr  T.  A.  Walker. 

Historical  Tripos:  Pt  I,  Mr  Lapsley  {Trin) ;  Ft  11,  Mr  Temperley  {Pet). 
Oriental  Languages  Tripos  :  Professor  Rapson. 
Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  Tripos:  Mr  Braunholtz  {Kim/'s). 
Jtfechanical  Sciences  Tripos :  Professor  Hopkinson. 
Economics  Tripos :  Professor  Pigou. 

CHAIRMEN   OF  EXAMINERS  FOR  PASS   EXAMINATIONS. 
General  Examination :  Mr  Goodwin  {Jes). 
Previous  Examination,  Part  I :  Mr  Colson  {Joh). 
Previous  Examination,  Part  II:  Mr  Gunston  {Joh). 

Special  Examination  in  Agricultural  Science  and  Diploma  in  Agriculture 
Prof.  Biffen. 


SCHOLARSHIPS  AND    STUDENTSHIPS:    EXAMINERS 
AND  ELECTORS. 

(Gr.  1  Nov.  1912)  Mr  Gaselee  {Magd),  in  the 
place  of  the  Vice-Chancellor ;  the  Public 
Orator;  the  Regius  Professor  of  Greek; 
the  Kennedy  Professor  of  Latin  ;  (Gr.  1  Nov. 
1912)  Mr  G.  M.  Edwards  {Sid),  Mr  Harrison 
{Ti-in). 

Ihe  Electors  are  the  same  as  for  the  Bell  and 
Abbott  Scholarships. 

The  Electors  are  (Gr.  30  Nov.  1912),  Mr 
Cunningham  {Joh),  in  the  place  of  the  Vice- 
Chancellor;  the  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity; 
the  Lucasian  Professor;  (Gr.  30  Nov.  1912), 
Mr  Clayton  {Pet),  Mr  Adcock  {King's). 

The  Electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Lady 
Margaret's,  Regius,  Norrisian,  Hulsean,  and  Ely 
Professors  of  Divinity,  the  Regius  Professors  of 
Greek  and  Hebrew,  the  Professor  of  Arabic,  and 
the  Dixie  Professor. 

The  Electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Wood- 
wardian  Professor;  the  Examiners  in  Geology 
for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos  in  the  current 
and  the  last  preceding- year ;  and  one  other  elected 
by  Grace,  (Gr.  7Dec.  1911)  Mr  Woods  {Joh),  for 
three  years  from  the  end  of  Michaelmas  Term  1911. 


Craven . 
Battie. 
Browne. 
Davies. 

Pitt. 

Porson, 

Waddington. 

Barnes. 

Bell  and  Abbott. 


Crosse. 


Harkiiess. 


Stewart  of  Uannoch. 


Allen. 


LightfooU  Mr  Whitney  {King's)  and  Mr  E.  L.  Poole  (Oxf) 

for  1914. 
Tyrwhitt.  The  Electors  are  the  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew, 

and  (Gr.  30  Nov.  1912)  Mr  Lanchester  {Pemb), 
(Gr.  6  December  1912)  Dr  M«Neile. 
Greek  and  Latin,  Mr  G.  M.  Edwards  (Sid),  Mr 
Lawson  (Pemb);  Hebrew,  Mr  How  (Trin),  Mr 
Loewe  [Cath) ;  Sacred  Music,  Mr  Dent  {Kim/s), 
Dr  Alcock  {Durham). 
The  Vice-Chancellor.     To  Dec.  31  in  each  year: 
Mr  Whibleyi  (^'emi)  (Sec),  Frof.  Sir  J.  LarmorS, 
1913 ;  Prof.  Pope i,  Mr  Dickinsons  {King's),  1914 ; 
Dr  Sorleyi,  Dr  Marr2,  1915;   Mr  Blackmani 
{J oh),  Dr  Tanner ^  1916. 
1  Nominated  by  Council  of  the  Senate.  2  Nominated  by  General  Board  of  Studies. 

Arnold  Gerstenberg.      The  Adjudicators  for  1912  were  Dr  J.  Ward  and 
Mr  W.  E.  Johnson  {King's). 
Charles  Oldham        Mr  S.   G.  Campbell  {Chr)  to  31  Dec.  1913;   Mr 
Classical  Scholarship       Glover  (e/oA)  to  31  Dec.  1914 ;  Prof.  Housman  to 
aiidGeorgeCharles  Winter  SI   Dec.  1915;    Mr   G.    M.  Edwards   {Sid)   to 
Warr  Scholarship.         31  Dec.  1916. 

Charles  Oldham  Mr  G.  C.  Macaulay  {Trin),  Mr  A.  W.  Verity 

ShaTcespeare  Scholarship.       {Trin). 

Michael  Foster         The  Professor  of  Physiology.    To  Sept.  30  in  each 
Studentship.  year:    Dr  Gaskell  (1914);   Mr  F.  G.  Hopkins 

{Trin)  (1916). 
The  Vice-Chancellor.  The  Regius  Professor  of  Greek. 
To  December  31  in  each  year:  Mr  Sikes  {Joh) 
(1913);  Mr  Lawson  (PemJ)  (1914) ;  Dr  Giles  (1915): 
Mr  A.  B.  Cook  (^«)  (1916). 
The  Vice-Chancellor.  To  September  30  in  each 
year:  Prof.  Newall  (1916),  Prof.  Sir  Joseph 
Larmor  (1916),  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the 
Senate;  Dr  Glaisher  (1915),  Prof.  Eddington 
(1917),  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Mathe- 
matics; Prof.  Sir  J.  J.  Thomson  (1914), nominated 
by  the  Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry. 
The  Vice-Chancellor,  The  Schroder  Professor  of 
German.  To  December  31  in  each  year:  Mr 
BuUough  {Cai)  (1913);  Mr  Quiggin  {Cat)  (1914); 
Mr  Braunholtz  {King's)  (1915). 

PRIZE  EXAMINATIONS. 

Cams.  The  Examiners  are  Dr  Parry,  till   the  division  of 

the  Lent  Term  1914 ;  Mr  C.  A.  A.  Scott  {Joh)  till 
the  division  of  the  Lent  Term  1915. 
Chancellor's  Classical  The  Examiners  are  the  Examiners  for  the  "Uni- 
Medals.  versity  Scholarships." 

Chancellor's  MedaH 
or  Legal  Studies.  >  The  Examiners  for  the  Law  Tripos. 


Prendergast  Student 
ship,  Electors. 


Isaac  Newtov 

Studentships, 

Electors. 


Tiarks  German 

Scholarship, 

Electors. 


George  Long. 
Frank  Smart. 


Awarded  by  a  Board  consisting  of  the  Vice-Chancellor, 
the  Professor  of  Botany,  the  Professor  of  Zoology, 
and  the  Examiners  in  Botany  and  Zoology  for  the 
Natural  Sciences  Tripos  of  the  year  in  which  the 
award  is  made. 


e  rew.  ^   Awarded  by  the   Examiners  for  the  Theological 

Evlns  ]       '^"P*''-    ' 

George  Williams.      The    Examiners    for    1913   are    Dr    Srawley    and 
Mr   F.  E.  Brisfhtman  {Oxf). 
Jeremie.  The  Divinity  Professors  appoint  two  of  their  number 

to  examine. 
Mason.  Awarded  by  the  Examiners  for  Tyrwhitt's  Hebrew 

Scholarships. 
Vinchester  Reading.  The  Examiners  are  Dr  Kenny  for  1912  and  1913,  Mr 
Lapsley  [Trin)  for  1913  and  1914. 


Adam  Smith. 
Adams. 


Sir  W.  Browne's. 
Buiney. 


Chancellor'' s  Eng- 
lish Medal, 


Cobden. 

Oedge. 

Hare, 

Harness. 

Hulsean. 

Kaye. 

Le  Bas. 

Maitland, 


PRIZE  EXERCISES. 

A  Triennial  Prize.  The  Adjudicators  are  the  Pro- 
fessor of  Political  Economy  and  (Gr.  23  Nov.  1911) 
Prof.  Ashley  [Birm). 

A  Biennial  Prize.  The  Adjudicators  are  the  Vice- 
Chancellor;  (Gr.  31  Jan.  1913)  Prof.  Sir  Joseph 
Larmor,  Dr  W.  M.  Hicks,  and  Mr  Macdonald 
[Cla). 

The  Adjudicator  is  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

The  Electors  to  the  Prize  and  to  the  Studentship  are 
the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Master  of  Christ's,  the 
Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity,  and  (Gr.  23  Nov. 
1911)  DrTennant,  (Gr.  18  Oct.  1912)  Dr  M^Taggart. 

The  Adjudicators  are  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the 
Public  Orator,  the  Greek  Professor,  and  (Gr. 
21  Feb.  1913)  Prof.  Sir  A.  Quiller-Couch,  Mr 
G.  C.  Macaulay  {Trin). 

A  Triennial  Prize.  The  Adjudicators  are  the  Pro- 
fessor of  Political  Economy  and  (Gr.  1  Feb.  1912) 
Prof.  Ashley  {Birm),  and  Mr  L.  U.  Kay-Shuttle- 
worth. 

A  Biennial  Prize.  The  Examiners  are  the  Professor 
of  Physiology  and  (Gr.  6  .June  1912)  Dr  Fletcher 
and  Mr  Hopkins  {Trin). 

A  Quadrennial  Prize.  I'he  Adjudicators  are  the 
Vice-Chancellor;  and  (  Gr.  18  July  1913)  Mr  R.D. 
Hicks  (Trin),  Mr  Angus  {Trin  H). 

A  Triennial  Prize.  The  Adjudicators  are  the  Vice- 
Chancellor,  the  Master  of  Christ's;  and  (Gr. 
15  Feb.  1912)  Dr  Moore  Smith  and  (Gr.  6  Dec.  1912) 
Mr  G.  C.  Macaulay  {Trin). 

The  Adjudicators  are  .the  Vice-Chancellor,  the 
Masters  of  Trinity  and  Sc  John's  Colleges,  and 
the  five  Divinity  Professors. 

A  Quadrennial  Prize.  The  Adjudicators  are  (Gr. 
10  March  1910)  Prof.  Burkitt,  Mr  Valentine- 
Richards  {Chr). 

The  Adjudicators  are  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  (Gr. 
9  May  1913)  Mr  Benians  {Joh),  Mr  J.  D.  Anderson 
{Cai). 

A  Triennial  Prize.  The  Adjudicators  are  the  Vice- 
Chancellor  and  (Gr.  9  Nov.  1911)  Dr  Caldecott, 
Mr  T.  C.  Lewis  (Trm). 


I 


Cll 


Members'. 


Montagu  Butler. 
JVorrisian. 


Porson. 


Prince  Consort. 


Seatonian . 
Sedgwick. 

Smithh. 
Thirlwall. 

Winholt. 
Yorhe. 


The  Adjudicators  for  the  English  Essay  are  the  Vice- 
Chancellor,  and,  for  1913,  Prof.  Sir  A.  Quiller- 
Couchj  Mr  Tempei ley  {Pet) ;  for  the  Latin  h^ssay, 
the  Vice- Chancellor,  and,  for  1913,  Sir  J.  E. 
Sandys,  Mr  Robertson  {Trin). 

The  Examiners  are  the  Examiners  for  the  Chau- 
cellor's  Classical  Medals. 

A  Quinquennial  Prize.  The  Adjudicators  are  the 
Vice-Chancellor,  the  Norrisian  Professor,  and 
(Gr.  15  Feb.  1912)  Dr  Murray  and  Mr  Mozley 
(Pemb). 

The  Adjudicators  are  the  Vice- Chancellor,  the 
Master  of  Trinity,  the  Public  Orator,  the  Regius 
Professor  of  Greek ;  and ,  for  the  prize  to  be 
awarded  in  1914,  Mr  Sheppard  (King's),  Mr 
Robertson  (Trin). 

A  Biennial  Prize.  The  Adjudicators  are  the  Regius 
Professor  of  Modern  History,  the  Dixie  Professor, 
the  Professor  of  Ancient  History,  and  two  others 
elected  by  Grace,  one  elected  on  the  nomination 
of  the  Board  for  History  and  Archaeology,  the  other 
of  the  Board  for  Classics,  Mr  Glover  (Joh)  (CI.), 
Dr  J.  H.  Rose  (H.  and  A.). 

I'he  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Master  of  Clare,  the 
Regius  Professor  of  Greek,  and  (Gr.22  Nov.  1912) 
Mr  Moule  [Corp). 

A  Triennial  Prize.  The  Adjudicators  for  the  prize 
to  be  awarded  in  1915  are  the  Professor  of  Geology, 
and  (Gr.  22  Nov.  1912)  Dr  Strahan  and  Mr  Harker 
(Joh). 

The  Adjudicators  are  the  Vice-Chancellor,  and  the 
Lucasian,  Plumian,  Lowndean,  and  Sadleirian 
Professors. 

A  Biennial  Prize.  The  Adjudicators  are  the  Regius 
Professor  of  Modern  History,  the  Dixie  Professor, 
the  Professor  of  Ancient  History  ;  and,  for  the 
prize  to  be  awarded  in  1915,  Dr  Giles  and  Prof. 
Tait  {Manchester). 

The  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Professor  of  Mechanism, 
and  (Gr.  1  Nov.  1912)  Mr  C.  G.  Lamb  (Cla). 

The  Adjudicators  are  for  1913  (Or.  26  Oct.  1911)  Mr 
Justice  Warrington  {Trin)  and  Mr  Justice  Scrutton 
(Trin);  and  for  1914  (Gr.  1  Nov.  1912)  Dr  Kenny 
and  Mr  Justice  Scrutton  {Trin). 


AFFILIATED   LOCAL  LECTURES  CENTRES. 
LECTURERS. 

To  30  Sept.  1914.  BIr  Hannah  (Trin),  Mr  Hanson  {Trin),  Mr  A.  M. 
Smith  (Evim),  Mr  C.  D.  Burns,  Mr  Williams  {Chr),  Mr  Draper  {Oxf), 
Mr  A.  T.  Masterman,  Mr  Clayden  {Chr),  Mr  Oldham  {King's),  Mr  Bailey 
(Dub),  Mr  Phythian. 

To  30  Sept.  1915.  Dr  Lawrence,  Mr  A.  H.  Thompson  {Joh),  Mr  Wyatt 
{Chr),  Mr  Brockinprton  {Land),  Mr  Hardcastle. 

To  30  Sept.  1916.    Mr  Marett  Tims  {King's). 

To  30  Sept.  1917.  Dr  Cranage,  Mr  J.  H.  B.  Masterman  {Joh),  Mr 
J.  T.  Mills. 


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EXAMINERS. 

'i'o  30  Sept.  1914.     Dr  Shipley,  Mr  Purvis  {Joh),  Mr  Clayden  {Chr), 
To  30  Sept.  1916.     Mr  Tilley  [King's). 

To  30  Sept.  1917.     Mr  A.  Gray,  Mr  Charles  {Joh),  Mr  Verity  [Trin), 
fr  G.  E.  Green  {Cat),  Mr  Earp  {King's). 


TRUSTEES,  MANAGERS,  &c. 

Hobson's  Charity      The   Vice-Chancellor,  Dr   Kenny,    Dr   Bond,    Dr 

Governors.  Keynes,  Mr  A.  Kose  (Emm),  Mr  Hammond  {Trin), 

Mr  Pollock  {Corp). 

\ lor t  Memo ncd  Fund.  To  Dec.    31  in  each  year:    Dr  Swete  (1914),  Mr 

W.  A.  Wright   {Tnn)  (1916),  nominated  by  the 

Council  of    the    Senate;     Dr   James  and   Prof. 

Burkitt  (1914),  Dr  Bethune-Baker  and  Mr  McLean 

{Chr)  (1916),  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for 

Divinity. 

The  Vice-  Chancellor,  the  Masters  of  Trinity  and  St 

John's  Colleges.     The  Regius  Professor  of  Greek 

acts  in   case  of  a  vacancy  in  the  Mastership   of 

Trinity  or  St  John's,  and  in  case  either  Master  is 

Vice-Chancellor. 

The   Vice-Chancellor,  the   Master  of  Trinity,  the 

Lucasian,  Lowndean,  and  Plumian  Professors. 
Mr  W.  W.  E.  Ball  {Tnn)  for  six  years  to  21  Nov. 
1915;  Mr  MoUison  {CUi)  for  six  years  to  23  April 
1917;  Mr  Parker  {King's)  for  six  years  to  8  May 
1919. 
Dr  Atkinson,  Dr  Phear,  Dr  Clark,  Mr  W.  A.  Wright 
{Trin). 


Hulse  Trustees. 


Smith's  Trustees. 


Storey's  Trustees. 


Worts'  Trustees. 
(June  1881.) 


Assessors  to  the 

Visitor  of  Glare 

College. 

Managers  of  the 

Craven  Fund. 


Managers  of  the 
Balfour  Fund. 


Managers  of  the 

Frederick  James 

Quick  Fund. 


Managers  of  the 
Frederic  William 
Maitland  Memorial 
Fund. 


Mr  R.  F.  Scott  and  Dr  Kenny  to  the  division  of  the 
Lent  Term  1917. 

The  Vice-Chancellor.  To  Dec.  31  in  each  vear: 
Dr  Ridgeway  (1913),  Mr  Whibley  {Pemb)  (1914), 
Sir  John  Sandys  (1915),  Dr  James  (1916),  Dr  Reid 
(1917). 

Dr  Shipley  to  30  June  1917,  Mr  Lister  {Joh)  to 
June  1914,  Prof.  Gardiner  to  31  December  1916. 
Additional  Manager,  Rt  Hon.  A.  J.  Balfour, 
Hon.  LL.D.  (Trin). 

The  Vice-Chancellor.  To  December  31  in  each 
year:  Dr  Shipley  (1913),  Mr  W.  B.  Hardy  {Cai) 
(1915),  Prof.  Woodhead  (1917),  nominated  by  the 
Council  of  the  Senate;  Prof.  Gardiner  (1914),  Dr 
Langley  (1916),  Mr  Blackman  {Joh)  {Sec.)  (1918), 
nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and 
Geology. 

The  Vice-Chancellor,  To  December  31  in  each 
year:  Mr  Laurence  {Trin)  (1913)  and  Dr  Higgins 
{Sec.)  (1915),  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the 
Senate ;  Mr  Hazeltine  {Emm)  (1913)  and  Dr  Kenny 
(1915)  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Law; 
Prof.  Bury  (1913)  and  Sir  A.  W.  Ward  (1915), 
nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  History  and 
Archaeology. 

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Managers  of  the  John  The  Regius  Professor  of  Physic,  the  Professor  of 
Lucas  Walker  Stu-  Physiology,  the  President  of  the  Royal  College 
dentship.  of  Physicians  of  London. 

Managers  of  the  The   Knightbridge   Professor   and   the   Professor  of 

Arnold  Gerstenberg     Mental  Philosophy  and  Logic.    To  Dec.  31  in  each 


Studentship. 


Managers  of  the 
Benn  W.  Levy 
Studentship. 


Director  of 

Fitzwilliam 

Museum,  Electors 


year:  Mr  W.  E.  Johnson  (King's)  (1913),  and 
Dr  Myers  (1916),  nom.  by  the  Sp.  Board  for  Moral 
Science;  DrLangley  (1913), nom.  by  the  Sp.  Board 
for  Biology  and  Geology;  Prof.  Sir  J.  J.  Thomson 
(1916),  nom.  by  the  Sp.  Board  for  Physics  and 
Chemistry. 

The  President  of  the  Eoyal  College  of  Physicians  of 
London  To  Dec.  31  in  each  year:  Mr  Barcroft 
(King's)  (1913),  and  Prof.  Sir  T.  Clifford  AJlbutt, 
K.C.B.  (1915),  nom.  by  the  Sp.  Board  for  Medicine; 
Dr  Langley  (1913),  and  Mr  Blackman  (Joh)  (1915j, 
nom,  by  the  Sp.  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology; 
Prof.  Pope  (1913),  nom.  by  the  Sp.  Board  for  Physics 
and  Chemistry. 


The  Members  of  the  Fitzwilliam  Museum  Syndicate, 
the  Disney  Professor  of  Archaeology,  the  Slade 
Professor  of  Fine  Art,  the  Librarian,  the  Director 
of  the  Victoria  and  Albert  Museum,  South 
Kensington,  the  Keeper  of  the  Ashmolean 
Museum  in  the  University  of  Oxford,  and  the 
Keeper  of  the  Prints  in  the  British  Museum. 


Electors  to  Livings  The  Vice-Chancellor.  To  February  14  in  each  year: 
in  the  Patronage  of  Mr  Moule  (Corp)  (1914),  Mr  Durnford  (/irinjf'*) 
the  University.  (1915),  Dr  Mason  (1916),  Dr  E.  VV.  Barnes  (1917), 

nom.  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate;  Dr  Kennett 
(1914),  Dr  Stanton  (1915),  Dr  Cunningham  (1916), 
Mr  Valentine-Richards  (1917),  nom.  by  Sp.  Board 
for  Divinity. 


Appvintments  Board.  The  Vice-Chancellor.  To  December  31  in  each  year: 
Prof.  Pope,  1913;  Prof.  Hopkinson,  1914;  Mr 
H.  Darwin  (7Vm),  1915;  Mr  Hadley,  1916;  Dr 
Shipley,  1917. 

College  Representatives:  Mr  H.  J.  Edwards,  C.B. 
(Pet),  Mr  Wardale  (Cla),  Dr  Anderson  (Cai),  Mr 
Shirres  (Trin  H),  Mr  Durnford  (King's),  Mr  J.  H. 
Gray  (Q«),  Dr  Johns  (Cath),  Mr  A.  Gray  (Jes), 
Mr  Eackham  (Chr),  Mr  Bushe-Fox  (Joh),  Dr 
Fletcher  (Trin),  Mr  Peace  (Emm),  Mr  Fearnsides 
(Sid). 

Co-opted  Members:  Mr  E.  C.  Biooksbank,  Mr  R.  W. 
Cohen  (^?Mm), the  Duke  ot  Devonshire.  Hon. LL.D. 
(Trin),  Mr  W.  H.  Ellis,  Mr  J.  M.  Falkner,  Sir 
Frank  Forbes  Adam,  CLE. ,  Mr  W.  Douro  Hoare 
(Tria),  Sir  William  Mather, Bart.,  Mr  R.  Threlfall 
(Cai),  Prof.  T.  B.  Wood. 

Secretary,  Mr  H.  A.  Roberts  (Cai);  Assistant  Sec- 
retary, Mr  Goodchild  (Sid). 


cv 


KEPRESENTATIVES  OF  THE  COLLEGES  AND  HALLS  FOR 
CERTAIN  ELECTIONS  AND  NOMINATIONS. 


Peterhouse 

Clare 

Pembroke 

Son.  &  Caius 

Trinity  Hall 

Corpus  Christi 

King's 

Queens" 

St  Catharine's 

Jesus 

Christ's 

St  John's 

Magdalene 

Trinity 

Emmanuel 

Sidney  Sussex 

Downing 

Selwyn 


For  election  of 
Members  of  the 
Financial  Board, 

Mr  Dodds 
Dr  Gardiner 
Mr  Comber 
The  Master 
Mr  Gaul 
Mr  Wallis 
Mr  Macaulay 
The  President 
The  Master 
Mr  Goodwin 
Mr  Greaves 
Mr  Leathern 
Mr  Ramsey 
Mr  H.  M.  Taylor 
The  Master 
The  Master 
Dr  Kenny 


For  election  ot 
Borough  Councillors. 

Mr  Dodds 
Mr  MoUison 
The  Master 
The  Master 
The  Master 
Mr  Wallis 
Mr  Heycock 
The  President 
The  Master 
Mr  Goodwin 
Mr  Greaves 
Mr  Leathern 
Mr  Ramsey 
Mr  H.  M.  Taylor 
Mr  Peace 
The  Master 
Dr  Kenny 
Mr  Knott 


For  nomination  of 
Members  of  the 
Assessment  Committee. 

Mr  Dodds 
Dr  Gardiner 
Mr  Comber 
The  Master 
Mr  Gaul 
Mr  WaUis 
Mr  Durnford 
The  President 
The  Master 
Mr  Goodw  in 
Mr  Greaves 
Mr  Leathern 
Mr  Ramsey 
MrH.  M'^L.Innes 
Mr  Peace 
The  Master 
Dr  Kenny 
Mr  Knott 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  COUNCIL  OF  THE  BOROUGH. 

Aldermen:  to  November  9  in  each  year:  Mr  Pollock  (Corp),  1913; 
Mr  H.  M.  Taylor  (Trin),  1916.  Councillors :  to  November  1  in  each  year: 
Mr  Fitzpatrick*,  Mr  J.  Clay*  (Joh),  1913  ;  Mr  Ballf  (Trin),  Mr  Purvis* 
[Joh),  1914;  Dr  Alarsh*,  Mr  Innesf  (Trin),  1915. 

•  Elected  by  the  Representatives  of  the  Colleges  and  HaUs.  t  Appointed  by  the  Senate. 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  ASSESSMENT   COMMITTEE   OF 
THE  CAMBRIDGE  UNION. 

Till  the  next  appointment  in  1914:  Nominated  by  Council  of  Senate, 
Mr  Munro  (Qu).  Nominated  by  Representatives  of  Colleges  and  Halls, 
Mr  H.  M.  Taylor  (  Trin),  Mr  C.  E.  Grant  {^fn^'*),  Mr  Robson  {>Sid). 


DISTRIBUTORS   OF   CRANE'S  CHARITY. 

le  Vice- Chancellor,  the   Master  of  Gonville  and  Caius  College,  the 
llegius  Professors  of  Divinity,  Law  and  Phvsic,  and  Dr  Humphry. 


MEMBERS  OF  WATCH  COMMITTEE. 

From   10    Nov.    1912    till    9    Nov.   1913:    Dr   Caldwell,  Dr  Marsh, 
^ir  W.  W.  R.  Ball  (Ti-in),  Mr  Lawson  (Pemh),  Mr  Crick  (67a). 


CONSERVATORS   OF   THE   RIVER   CAM. 
Mr  Beck,   Master   of  Trinity  Hall,  elected  16  Nov.  1904;   Mr  R.  F. 
Scott,  Master  of  St  John's  College,  elected  27  April  1911;  Mr  Fitzpatrick, 
President  of  Queens'  College,  elected  22  October  1912. 


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GOVERNORS   OF   SCHOOLS,  &c. 


Aberystwyth. 


University  College  of  Wales.    GoTernors.A.  Hill,  M.D., 

Downing  College,  J.  M.  Angus,  M.A.,  R.  H.  Yapp, 

M.A.,  St  John's  College,  untillO  Sept.  1916.   Member 

of  the  Council,  J.  M.  Angus,  M.A.,  until  10  Sept. 

1916. 
Calthorpe    and    Edwards    Educational    Endowments. 

Rev.   H.   H.  B.  Ayles,   D.D.,   St  John's   College, 

till  15  Oct.  1913. 
Sir  John  Sandys,  Litt.D.,  St  John's  College,  till  31  Dec. 

1913. 
University  College  of  North  Wales.    Member  of  the 

Council,  D.  Davies, M.A.,  King's  College,  to  10  Nov. 

1914.  Governor,  J .  de  G.  Gaudin,  M.  A. ,  Clare  College, 

for  five  years  to  19  Oct.  1913. 
The  Harpur  Trust.     The  Very  Rev.  A.  F.  KirkpatricV 

D.D.,  Trinity  College.    4  Feb.  1909,  for  five  years. 
Education  Committee.    H.  M.  Dymock,  M.A.,  formerly 

of  St  John's  College,  until  March  1916. 
King  Edward  VI.  School.    Rev.  E.  W.  Barnes,  Sc.D., 

Trinity  College,  for  seven  years  from  6  May  1907. 
Grammar  School.    H.  H.  Sills,  M.A.,  King's  College, 

for  three  years  ending  9  June  191.5. 
The  College  of  Chnst.    E.  11.  GrifKths,  Sc.D.,  Sidney 

Sussex  College,  for  five  years  to  17  May  1915. 

iwfriif  J'Knrl  ^'°^-  ^"°'''  ^•^•'  ^^""^^^"  ^°^  ^^^"«  ^°"^se.   Repre- 
for  Fine  Art       )     ^®"*'^^^^^  Trustee,  for  five  years  ending  31  April  1918. 


Amjpton. 


Athens, 

British  School. 

Bangor. 


Bedford. 

Bedford 

County. 

Birmingham. 

Boston. 

Brecknoch. 


Brutof 


Pembroke 


Cambridge. 


,  Master  of 

St  John's 
Pembroke 

M.A.,Em- 
,  St  John's 


The   King's  School.     F.  R.  Barrell,  M.A., 
College,  for  three  years  to  9  Feb.  1916. 
Bury  St  Edmunds.  Grammar  School.     Sir  A.  W.  Ward,  Litt.D, 
Peterhouse,  for  five  years  to  9  Feb.  1914. 

The  Perse  Schools.    F.  H.  Colson,  M.A., 
College,    and    A.    Hutchinson,    M.A., 
College,  for  three  years  to  13  Nov.  1915. 

The  County  School  for  Boys.  J.  H.  Flather, 
manuel  College,  and  F.  H.  Colson,  iVi.A. 
College,  for  one  year  ending  March  1914. 

Training  College  for  Women.  The  Rev.  V.  H.  Stanton, 
D.D.,  Ely  Professor  of  Divinity,  for  three  years  ending 
24  April  1914:  J.  H.  Flather,  M.A.,  Emmanuel 
College,  for  three  years  ending  24  April  1915 :  Sedley i 
Taylor,  M.A.,  Trinity  College,  for  three  years  ending 
24  April  1916. 

Cheshunt  College.  Prof.  Woodhead,  M.A.,  Trinity 
Hall,  and  A.  J.  Wyatt,  M.A.,  Christ's  College, 
for  three  years  ending  29  April  1915. 

Homerton  College.  H.  Bond,  LL.D.,  Trinity  Hall, 
trustee  for  three  years  ending  20  Nov.  1913 

Education  Committee.  Prof.  Wood,  M.A.,  Gonville 
and  Caius  College,  W.  Durnford,  M.A.,  King's 
College,  and  A.  C.  Benson,  C.V.O.,  M.A.,  Magdalene 
College,  to  March  1914. 

Territorial  Force  Association  for  the  County  of  Cambridge 
and  Isle  of  Ely.  Colonel  R.  T.  Caldwell,  LL.D., 
V.D.,  Master  of  Corpus  Christi  College,  to  31  Oct. 
191.3. 


Cambridge 
County. 


evil 


Cardiff, 

Charterhouse. 
I  lieltenham. 


Chichester. 
'  'Jiiijioell  School, 
^'hrist's  Hospital. 

Colchester. 

Derby. 

Diss. 

Dulwich. 

Enfield. 

East  Dereham. 

Essex  County. 

Eton. 

Exeter. 

Eye. 

General 
Medical  Council. 
Qirton  College. 

Great  Crosby. 

Great  Yarmouth. 

H  amp  stead. 

Harroio. 

Haslingfield^ 
United  Charities. 


University  College  of  South  Wales  and  Monmouthshire. 

The  Rev.  D.  Davies,  M.A.,  Jesus  College,  appointed 

by  the  Chancellor  for  five  years  ending  29  April  1915. 
The  Rev.  R.  Si  J.  Parry,  D.D., Trinity  College.    4  Feb. 

1907. 
Cheltenham   College.     Henry  Jackson,  O.M.,  Litt.D. 

Regius  Professor  of  Greek,  appointed  a  life  member  of 

the  Council  by  the  Vice-Chancellor,  21  January  1907. 
The  Ladies'  College.    The  Rev.  Canon  C.  V.  Childe, 

LL.D.,    Corpus   Christi   College,  for    six   years   to 

17  Feb.  1916. 
High  School  for  Girls.    The  Rev.  H.  M.  Davey,  M.A., 

Emmanuel  College,  for  th  ree years  ending  23  May  1915. 
A.  Gray,  M.A,,  Master  of  Jesus  College,  for  three  years 

ending  24  April  1916. 
Almoners,  to  31   December  1915.    The  Rev.  E.  H. 

Pearce,    M.A.,    Peterhouse,    and   the    Rev.   E.    C. 

Pearce,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi  College. 
Royal   Grammar   School.      The  Right   Reverend  the 

Lord  Bishop  of  Barking,  D.D.,  Magdalene  College, 

for  three  years  to  16  October  1913. 
Derby  School.     R.  H.  Luce,  M.A.,  M.B.,   B.C.,  of 

Christ's  College,  for  three  years  to  30  October  1915. 
Secondary  School.      The  Rev.  D.  A.  Stewart,  M.A., 

Gonville  and  Caius  College. 
H.  C.  Knott,  M.A. ,  Selwyn  College  Public  Hostel,  for 

five  years  to  13  Oct.  1917. 
Grammar  School.     B.  A.  Green,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi 

College,  for  three  years  to  3  November  1915. 
Secondary  School.     The  Rev.  W.  H.   Macnaughton- 

Jones,  M.A.,  formerly  of  Peterhouse,  for  three  years 

ending  17  November  1914. 
Education  Committee.    The  Rt  Kev.  the  Lord  Bishop  of 

Barking,  D.D.,  Magdalene  College,  for  three  years 

ending  March  1916. 
Eton  College.     W.  Durnford,  M.A.,  King's   College. 

31  Jan.  1910. 
Grammar    School.     A.    W.    Clayden,   M.A.,    Christ's 

College,  for  three  years  to  27  Oct.  1915. 
Grammar  School.    J.  B.  T.  Chevallier,  M.A.,  King's 

College,  for  thiee  vears  to  3  November  1915. 
)  Sir  T.  CliflFord  Allbutt,  K.C.B.,  M.D.,  Gonville  and 
)      Caius  College.     For  five  years  from  26  May  1918. 
The  Ven.  W.  Cunningham,  D.D.,  Trinity  College,  Prof. 

Rapson,  St  John's  College,  A.  Berry,  M.A.,  King's 

College;  to  26  Feb.  1914. 
Merchant   Taylors'    Schools.      The  Venerable  G.   H. 

Spooner,  M.A.,  Oxford,  for  three  years  to  1  August 

1916. 
The  Ven.    F.    B.    Westcott,    D.D.,    Trinity    College, 

for  three  years  ending  20  Nov.  1914. 
University  College  School.    A.  Hill,  M.D.,  Downing 

College. 
The  Rev.  T.  C.  Fitzpatrick,  M.A.,  President  of  Queens' 

College.    8  March  1909. 

W. 


I W.  G.  Bell,  M.A.,  Trinity  Hall. 


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Hastings. 
Highgate. 

Holheach. 

Hollow  ay 

College. 

Holland  County. 

Holt. 

Hull. 

Huntingdon 
County. 
Ipswich. 


John  Lines      "^ 

Horticultural     \ 

Institution.      J 

Joint  Scholarsfiips 

Board'. 

King's  Lynn. 


Grammar   School.      VV.   C.   T.    Beasley,  ,M.A.,  Jesus 

College,  for  three  years  to  13  October  1915. 
Sir  Roger  Cholmeley's  School.     R.  C.  Lehmann,  M.A., 

Trinity  College,  for  five  years  ending-  3  November 

1917. 
Farmer's  Free  School.    J.  W.  Gleed,  M.A.,  formerly  of 

Jesus  College.     8  March  1909. 
Eoyal  HoUoway  College,  Egham.     W.  Bateson,  M.A., 

St  John's  College,  for  seven  years  to  3  Dec.  1918. 
Education  Committee.     J.  W.  Dyson,  M.A.,  St  John's 

College,  for  three  years  ending  March  1916, 
Gresham's  School.     The  Ven.  F.  B.  Westcott,  I).D., 

Trinity  College,  to  5  November  1914. 
Hymers   College.     The  Rt  Rev.  the  Lord  Bishop  of 

Hull,  D.D.,  Trinity  College,  to  31  Dec.  1917. 
Education  Committee.     The  Ven.  F.  G.  Vesey,  LL.D., 

Trinity  College,  for  three  years  to  March  1916. 
Ipswich   School.      E.   J.   Gross,  M.A.,    Gonville   and 

Caius  College,  for  three  years  to  30  Nov.  1914. 
Ipswich  Municipal  Secondary  Schools.    W.  R.  EUiston, 

B.A.,   LL.B.,  Christ's  College,  for  three   years  to 

31  July  1915. 

Prof.  Biifen,  M.  A.,  St  Catharine's  College,  for  four  years 
to  16  Feb.  1917. 

Emmanuel  College,  to  28  Feb. 


J.  H.  Flather,  M.A. 

1914. 
High  School  for  Girls.    W.  S.  Hadley,  M.A.,  Master 
of  Pembroke  College,  to  29  November  1914. 
Kingston-on-       Endowed  Schools.     R.  N.  Goodman,  M.D.,  St  John's 
Thames.  College,  for  five  years  to  21  May  1914. 

Kirton-in-HoUand.  Sir  Thomas  Middlecott's  Endowed  School.  The  Rev. 
H .  M«Turk,  M.A .,  28  April  1913. 
Lampeter.  St  David's  College.  The  Rev.  A.  J.  Mason,  D.D., 
Pembroke  College,  and  the  Rev.  F.  J.  Foakes- 
Jackson,  DD.,  Jesus  College,  until  17  June  1916. 
Leicester  County.  Education  Committee.  B.  D.  Turner,  M.A.,  Jesus 
College,  for  three  years  ending  March  1916. 


Lister  Institute 
of  Preventive 
Medicine. 

Malvern  College. 

Manchester. 


Professor    G.   Sims  Woodhead,   M.A.,  Trinity   Hall. 
26  Apr.  1909. 

W.  Durnford,  M.A.,  King's  College,  appointed  by  the 
V  ice-Chancellor  for  five  years  ending  6  Oct.  1917. 

Grammar  School.    H.Lamb,M.A.,  Hon.  Sc.D.,  Tiinity 

College,  for  three  years  to  9  Oct.  1913. 
High    School    for    Girls.      A.    E.    Steinthal,    M.A., 

Trinity  College,  for  five  years  to  13  Nov.  1913. 
Pendleton   High   School  for  Girls.     The   Rev.  Canon 

Peter  Green,  M.A.,  St  John's  College,  for  three  years 

ending  30  April  1914. 


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[.A.,  Pembroke  Collegre,  to 


Mansfield         The  Rev.  J.  J.  Singleton, 
Gram.  School.  10  JNovember  1913. 

March.  Educational   Endowment.     The   Rev.  R.  H.  Kennett, 

D.D.,  Queens'  College,  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew, 
for  three  years  to  16  Feb.  1916. 
Marine  Biological  A.  E.  Shipley,  Sc.D.,  Master  of  Christ's  College.   From 


Association 
Monmouth. 

Moulton,  Lines. 

National  Trust 

for  Places  of 

Historic  Interest 

or  Natural 

Beauty. 

Newcastle  upon 

Tyne. 

New  Sleaford. 
Norwich. 


the  annual  meeting- in  1913  till  the  annual  meeting  in 
1914. 

Grammar  School.    The  Rev.  C.  F.  Reeks,  M.A.,  Trinity 
College,  for  three  years  to  16  Oct.  1914. 

Grammar  School.    J.  C.  Harrisson,  M.A.,  formerly  of 
Magdalene  College,  for  five  years  to  24  April  1915. 

M.    R.   James,  Litt.D.,   Provost  of  King's  College, 
appointed  by  the  Vice-Chancellor.    18  Jan.  1908. 


Tinity 


Grammar   School.      T.   E.    Hodgkin,    M.A, 
College,  for  three  years  to  29  Jan.  1914. 

Carre's  Grammar  School.     The  Rev.  G.  T.  Handford, 

M.A.,  Christ's  College. 
King  Edward  VI.  School.    The  Right  Hon.  J.  Stuart, 

M.A.,  Trinity    College,    for    seven    years    ending 

5  March  1920. 

^U^ltfandclmdln  ^'  S™^*^'  ^•^•'    ^^^^^'^  «^  ^'^^^^^   ^^^^^^   ^°'^«S^' 
legxateanaK^amaen     .       ,  .   -r        .q.q 


Schools  for  Girls. 
Nottingham. 


Oxford. 

Ramsey,  Hunts. 

Repton. 


Rugby. 


for  three  years  to  5  June  1913. 

University  College.  The  Right  Rev.  the  Bishop  of 
Southwell,  D.I).,  formerly  of  Jesus  College,  and  the 
Rev.  J.  Gow,  Litt.D.,  Trinity  College,  for  the  year 
ending  30  Nov.  1913. 

The  High  School.  The  Right  Rev.  the  Bishop  of  South- 
well, D.D.,  formerly  of  Jesus  College,  for  five  years 
to  10  Oct.  1914. 

The  High  School  for  Boys.  J.  S.  E.  Townsend,  M.A., 
Trinity  College.     25  Nov.  1910. 

Grammar  School.  J.  N.  Heathcote,  B.A.,  formerly  of 
Trinity  College,  for  three  years  to  3  Nov.  1915. 

Repton  School.  The  Rt.  Rev.  the  Lord  Bishop  af 
Southwell,  D.D.,  formerly  of  Jesus  College,  for 
three  years  to  16  Feb,  1916. 

Rugby  School.  R.  F.  Scott,  M.A.,  Master  of  St  John's 
College.    25  Nov.  1912. 

Prof.  T.  B.  Wood,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius  College. 

A.  J.  Wallis,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi  College,  for  five 
years  ending  21  Oct.  1914;  B.  Hopkinson,  M.A., 
Trinity  College,  Professor  of  Mechanism  and  Applied 
Mechanics,  for  five  years  ending  12  May  1915 ; 
E.  Harrison,  M.A.,  Trinity  College,  for  five  years 
ending  18  May  1917. 

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ex 


Sedgehrooh. 
Shaftesbury. 
Shrewsbury. 
Southampton. 

Southicark. 

Spalding. 

Su folic  County, 

East. 
Sufolh  County, 

West. 
Swaffham. 

Teachers  Regis- 
tration Council. 
Thetford. 

Uppingham. 

Wellingborough. 
West  Buchland. 

Wimbledon. 

Winchester. 

Woodbridge. 

Worcester 

County. 

Workington. 

Worthing. 
Wye. 


,  Pembroke  College,  for 
Governor:  L.  E.  Shore, 
for  five  years  to  18  Jan. 


Grammar  School.     The  Very  Rev.  T.  C.  Fry,  D.D., 

Pembroke  College,  for  three  years  to  15  Oct.  1914. 
Grammar  School.     W.  J.  Harris,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Christ's 

College,  for  three  years  to  13  June  1915, 
Shrewsbury  School.     Professor  E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.,  St 

John's  College.     1875—6,  for  life. 
Hartley  University  College.     Member  of  the  Council, 

H.    Milner- White,    LL.D. 

five  years  to  12  Jan.  1918. 

M.D.,  St  John's  College, 

1918. 

St  Olave'sand  St  Saviour's  Grammar  School  Foundation. 

Kev.  J.  C.  V.  Durell,  B.D.,  Clare  College,  for  three 

years  to  19  May  1916. 
Grammar  School.    The  Rev.  E.  T.  Leeke,  M. A.,  Trinity 

College,  for  three  years  ending  15  May  1915. 
Education  Committee.     Rev.  J.  H.  Pilkington,  M.A,, 

Pembroke  College,  for  three  years  ending  March  1916. 
Education  Committee.     Rev.  F.  J.  Fulford,  M.A.,  Clare 

College,  for  three  years  ending  March  1916. 
Hamond's  Free   School.     T.   A.  H.    Hamond,   M.A., 

Magdalene  College,  for  three  vears  ending  3  Nov. 

1915. 

W.   Durnford,   M.A.,  King's   College,  for  three  years 

ending  30  June  1915. 
School  and  Hospital  Foundation.    J.  H.  Flather,  M.A., 

Emmanuel  College,  for  three  years  ending- 17  Nov.  1915. 
Archdeacon  Johnson's  School.     Rev.  A.  V.  Valentine- 
Richards,  M.A.,  Christ's  College,  trustee  for  five  years 

ending  25  May  1915. 
Grammar   School.     Rev.  E.    G.  Swain,  M.A.,  King's 

College,  for  three  years  ending  18  Feb.  1915. 
Devon  County  School.     The  Rev.  A.  R.  Johnson,  M.A., 

St  John's  College,  for  three  years  ending  31  Dec.  1914. 
King's  College  School.     The  Rev.  J.  P.  Whitney,  B.D., 

King's  College. 
Henry  Jackson,  O.M.,Litt.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Greek. 

13  Feb.  1905. 
Endowed  Schools.     H.  J.  Edwards,  C.B.,  M.A.,  Peter- 
house,  for  five  years  ending  17  Jan.  1914. 
Education  Committee.     The  Rev.  J.  F.  Kershaw,  M.A., 

Trinity  College,  for  three  years  to  8  March  1916. 
Secondary  and  Technical  School.    F.  E.  Marshall,  M.A.^ 

Trinity  College,  for  three  years  ending  8  May  1916. 
County  High  School  for  Girls.     A.  F.  Griffith,  M.A.,. 

Christ's  College,  nominated  for  three  years  ending 

16  October  1913.      . 
South-Eastern  Agricultural  College.      G.  D.  Liveing,. 

M.A..  Hon.  Sc.D.,  St  John's  College,  for  five  year& 

to  16  Oct.  1913. 


CXI 


•FREACHERS   BEFORE   THE   UNIVERSITY   TO   THE   END 
OF   THE   EASTER   TERM,    1914. 

913     October  5 — The  Reverend  S.  C.  Carpenter,  M.A.,  Selioyn  College 
Public  Hostel,  Tutor  of  Selwyn. 
October  12 — The  Reverend  C.  E.  Lambert,  M.A.,  Christ's  College, 

Principal  of  Westcott  House. 
October  19— The  Right  Reverend  Bishop  H.  E.  Ryle,  D.D.,  Honorary 

Felloio  of  King's  and  Queens'  Colleges,  Dean  of  Westminster. 
October  26— The   Reverend  W.  H.  Frere,  D.D.,  Trinity   College, 

Superior  of  the  Community  of  the  Resurrection,  Mirtield. 
November  2 — Commemoration  of  Benefactors.     Preacher  appointed 

by  the  Vice-Chancellor.     The   Reverend  A.  J.  Mason,  D.D., 

Honorary  Fellow   of  Pembroke   and  Jesus  Colleges,  Canon  of 

Canterbury. 
November  9— The  Reverend  J.  E.  Watts  Ditchfield,  M.A.  (Durham), 

Vicar  of  S.  James  the  Less,  Bethnal  Green. 
November  16 — The  Right  Reverend  H.  W.  Yeatman -Biggs,  D.D., 

Honorary    Felloio    of   Emmanuel    College,    Lord    Bishop    of 

Worcester. 
November  23   and   30 — The   Hulsean   Lecturer,   the   Reverend  W. 

Leighton  Grane,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius  College,  Canon  of 

Chichester,  Vicar  of  Cobham,  Surrey. 
December  7 — The  Reverend  W.  J.  Richmond,  M.A.,  Kehle  College, 

Oxford,  Vicar  of  VaUey  End,  Surrey. 
December  14. — The  Reverend  R.  C.  Abbott,  M.A.,  Trinity  College, 

Canon  of  Salisbury,  Vicar  of  Great  St  Mary's. 
December  25  (Christmas  Day)— The  Reverend  A.  E.  Brooke,  D.D., 

King's  College,  Fellow  and  Dean  of  King's. 
14    January;  11 — The  Reverend  T.  W.  Crafer,  B.D,,  Jesus  College,  Vicar 

of  All  Saints'. 
January   18   and  25. — The  Hulsean  Lecturer,   the  Reverend  W. 

Leighton  Grane,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius  College,  Canon  of 

Chichester,  Vicar  of  Cobham,  Sm-rey. 
February  1— The  Right  Reverend  J.  P.  Maud,  D.D.,  Keble  College, 

Oxford,  Lord  Bishop  of  Kensington. 
February  8 — The  Reverend  A.  A.  David,  D.D.,  Queen's   College, 

Oxford,  Head  Master  of  Rugby  School. 
February  15 — The  Right   Reverend  H.    RusseU  Wakefield,   D.D. 

{Lambeth),  St  Catharine's  College,  Lord  Bishop  of  Birmingham. 
February  22— The  Right  Reverend  G.  H.  S.  Walpole,  M.A.,  Trinity 

College,  Lord  Bishop  of  Edinburgh. 
March  1 — The  Reverend  E.  G.  de  S.  Wood,  B.D.,  Emmanuel  College, 

Honorary  Canon  of  Ely,  Vicar  of  St  Clement's. 
March  8— The   Reverend  R.  H.  Maiden,   M.A.,  King's   College, 

Principal  of  the  Leeds  Clergy  School. 
March  15 — The  Reverend  J.  Gough  McCormick,  M.A.,  S't  John's 

College,  Vicar  of  St  Michael's,  Ebury  Square,  S.W. 
March  25 — Annunciation  of  the  Blessed  Virgin  Mary.     Sermon  in 

King's  College  Chapel  by  one  of  the  Society. 


April  10  (Good  Friday)     )     The  Reverend  E.  Milner  White,  M.A., 

12  (Easter  Sunday)^        King's  College,  Chaplain  of  King's. 
April   14  (Easter  Tuesday) — Mere's  Commemoration.     Sermon  in 

St  Benet's  Church.     Preacher  appointed  by  the  Vice-Chancellor. 
April  19 — The  Reverend  A.  V.  Thornton,  M. A.,  formerly  of  'rrinity 

College,  Chaplain  of  St  Edward's. 
April  26 — The  Right  Reverend  Winfrid  O.  Burrows,  D.D.,  Corims 

Christi  College  and  Christ   Church,  Oxford,  Lord  Bish6p  of 

Truro. 

May  3— The  Reverend  J.  M.  Campbell  Crum,  M.A.,  New  College, 

Oxford,  Rector  of  Farnham. 
May  10 — The  Very  Reverend  John  Storrs,  D.D.,  Pembroke  College, 

Dean  of  Rochester. 
May  17— The  Most   Reverend   St  Clair  G.   A.  Donaldson,   D.D., 

Trinity  College,  Lord  Archbishop  of  Brisbane. 
May21  (Ascension  Day)— The  Reverend  H.  F.  Stewart,  B.D.,  St  John's 

College,  FeUow  and  Dean  of  St  John's. 
May  24 — The  Right  Honourable  and  Most  Reverend  Randall  T. 

Davidson,  D.D.,  Tri7iity  College.  Oxford,  Lord  Archbishop  of 

Canterbury  and  Primate  of  all  England  and  Metropolitan. 
May  31  (Whitsunday)- The  Ramsden  Sermon.     Preacher  appointed 

by  the  Vice-Chancellor. 
Jtme  7  (Trinity  Sunday) — The  Right  Reverend  Bishop  J.  E.  C. 

Welldon,  D.D.,  King's  College,  Dean  of  Manchester. 
June  14 — The  Right  Reverend  J.  A.  Kempthorne,  D.D.,  Trinity 

College,  Lord  Bishop  of  Lichfield. 
June  21 — Commencement  Sunday.      Preacher   appointed    by   the 

Vice-Chancellor. 

Marshal :   Alfred  Brockett. 


OBSERVATIONS. 


The  Divinity,  Law,  and  Physic  Schools  are  open  during 
the  whole  of  every  Term,  and  the  keeping?  of  all  Acts  is 
entirely  at  the  discretion  of  the  respective  Professors. 

All  Festivals,  Saints'  Days,  and  Sundays,  are  surplice-days, 
and  the  evenings  preceding  are  surplice -evenings. 

On  Litany  days  the  Doctors  and  Noblemen  wear  their  robes, 
and  the  Proctors  their  congregation-ruffs. 

The  Scarlet  Days  are  Christmas  Day,  Easter  Day,  Ascension 
Day,  Whitsunday,  Trinity  Sunday,  All  Saints'  Day,  the  First 
Sunday  in  November  (the  day  for  the  Commemoration  of  Bene- 
factors), Commencement  Tuesday  (the  Tuesday  next  preceding 
June  24),  and  any  other  days  for  which  the  Vice-Chancellor 
gives  notice. 


THE   ELECTORAL   ROLL   OF   THE    UNIVERSITY 
PROMULGATED  OCTOBER  17,  1912. 


Lord  Eayleioh,  M.A.,  8c. D.   Trin.    Chancellor. 
LoHD  Walsingham,  LL.D.     Trin.    High  Steward. 


Abbott,  Edwin,  M.A.    Jen. 
Abrahams,  Israel,  M.A.     Christ's. 
Acland,  Theodore  Dyke.     Examiner 

in  Medicine. 
Adcock,  Frank  Ezra,  M.A.     Kings. 
Adie,    Richard    Haiiburton,    M.A. 

Trin.  and  Joh.     Exanmier  for  the 

Pre vioius  Examination. 
Aldridge,  David,  M.A. 
Alexander,  George  Glover,  LL.M. 

Down.     Examiner  for  the  Special 

Examination  in  Law. 
Alexander,  Samuel.     Examiner  for 

the  Moral  Sciences  Tripos. 
Allbutt,  Sir  Thomas  Clifford,  M.D. 

Cai.  Regius  Professor  of  Physic. 
Allcock,  Walter  Burt,  M.A.  Emm. 
Allen,    Andrew    James    Campbell, 

M.A.    Pet. 
Allen,  Frank  James,  M.D.    Joh. 
Alien,  John  Hig-gins,  M.A.     Trin. 
Alston,    Leonard,    M.A.     Christ's. 

Examiner  for    the    Siiecial   Ex- 
amination in  History  and  for  the 

Previous  Examination. 
Amos,  Arthur,  M.A.     Doion. 
Anderson,  Hugh  Kerr,  M.D.  Master 

of  Caius.  Examiner  in  Physiology . 
Anderson,  James  Drummond,  M.A. 

Cai. 
Angus,     Charles     Franklin,    M.A. 

Trin.  H. 
Anningson,  Bushell,  M.D.    Cai. 
A.rber,  Edward  Alexander  Newell, 

Sc.D.     Trin. 
A.rthur,  Pellew,  M.A.     Tnn. 
Aston,    Walter    Douglas,    LL.M. 

Dovm. 
Atkins,  John  William  Hey,  M.A. 

Joh.     Examiner  for  the  Medieval 

and  Modern  Languages  Tripos. 
Sitkinson,  Edward,  D.i). 

Clare. 
ey,  Philip  Gerald,  M.A.  Clare. 
er,  Arthur  Ponsford,  M.A.  Chr. 
er,  Alfred  Thomas,  M.A.  Cai. 
xaminer  for  the  3Iedieval  and 
odern  Languages  Tripos. 
;er,  Henry  Frederick,  Sc.D.  Joh. 
arnie,  William  Henry,  M.A. 
in. 

lljSir  Robert  Stawell,M.  A .  King's. 

Loivndean  Professor  of  Astronomy 

and  Geometry. 


Ball,  Walter  Wm.  Rouse,  M.A.    Tr. 

Bansall,  Walter  Henry,  M.A.     Joh. 

Barber,  William  Theodore  Aquila, 
M.A.     Cai. 

Barbier,  Paul,  Junr.  Examiner  for 
the  Medieval  and  Modeim  Lan- 
guages Tnpos. 

Barclay-Smith,  Edward,  M.D. 
King's.  Examiner  in  Human 
Anatomy. 

Barcroft,  Joseph,  M.A.    King's. 

Barker,  Henry,  M.A.  Trin.  Ex- 
aminer for  Moral  Sciences  Tripos. 

Barkla,  Charles  Glover,  M.A. 
King's.     Examiner  in  Physics. 

Barnes,  Arthur  Stapylton,  JVJ.A. 
Trin. 

Barnes, Ernest  William, Sc.D.  Trin. 

Barnes,  William  Emery,  D.D.  Pet. 
Hidsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 

Bartholomew,  Augustus  Theodore, 
M.A.     Pet. 

Batley,  James  Yorke,  M.A.     Trin. 

Bausor, Harold  William,M.A.  Clare. 

Beaumont,  William  Edwin,  M.A. 
Down. 

Beck,  Edward  Anthony,  M.A.  Master 
of  Trin.  Hall. 

Beck,  Fdward Josselyn,  M.A.  Clare. 

Beck,  Frederick  George  Meeson, 
M.A.     Clare. 

Bedford,  Thomas  George,  M.A.  Sid. 
Examiner  in  Elementary  Physics. 

Bell,  Walter  George,  M.A.   Trin.H. 

Benham,  Benjamin,  M.A.  King's 
and  Corpus. 

Benians,  Ernest  Alfred,  M.A.     Joh. 

Bennett,  Christopher  Llewellyn, 
M.A.     Clare. 

Bennett,    Geoifrey   Thomas,  M.A. 
Emm. 
Master  of  \  Benson,  Arthur  Christopher,  M.A. 
Magd. 

Berry,  Arthur,  M.A.  King's.  Ex- 
aminer for  the  Special  Examina- 
tion in  Mathematics. 

Besant,  William  Henry, Sc.D.  Joh. 

Bethune-Baker,  James  Franklin, 
D.D,  Pemb.  Lady  Margaret's 
Professor  of  Divinity. 

Bevan,  Anthony  Ashley, M.A.  Trin. 
Lord  Almoner's  MecuLer  of  Arabic. 
Examiner  for  the  Oriental 
Languages  Tripos. 


CXIV 


Bidwell,  John  Evans,  M.A.  Trin. 
Biffen,  KowJand  Harry.M.A.  Catli. 
Professor  of  Agricultural  Botany. 
Examiner  for  the  Special  Examin- 
ation, in  Agriculture  and  for  the 
Diploma  in  Agrictdtnre. 
Bildeibeck,  James  Bourdillon,  M.A. 

Cath. 
Bird,  Frederick  Howard,  M.A. 
Birtwistle,    George,   M.A.      Femb. 

Examiner  for   the   Mathematical 
Tripos. 
Blackman,  Frederick   Frost,    M.A. 

Juh.      Examiner  iti  Elementary 

Biology. 
Blandford,    Francis   George,   M.A. 

Corpus. 
Bles,  Ed  ward  Jeremiah, M.A.  King's. 
BIythe,  William  Henry,  M.A.     Jes. 
Bond,    Henry,    LL.D.       Trin.    H. 

Examiner  for    the    Special    Ex- 
amination 171  Law. 
Bonney,    Thomas     George,    Sc.D., 

B.D.     J  oh. 
Borradaile, Lancelot  Alexander ,M.A. 

H.     Seho.       Examiner    for     the 

Special  Examination  in  Zoology 

and  for  the  Special  Examination 

in  Agricultural  Science. 
Boughey,  Auchitel  Harry  Fletcher, 

M.A.      Trin. 
Bowes,   George    Edmund   Brimley, 

M.A.     Emm. 
Bowman,  Frederick,  M.A.     Jes. 
Bradbury,     John     Buckley,    M.D. 

Down.   Downing  Prof  .of  Medicine. 
Bradbury,  Eichurd,  M.A.     Cath. 
Branston,  Charles  Albert,  M.A.  Tr. 
Braunholtz,  Eug-en  Gustav  Wilhelm, 

M.A.       King's.       Examiner    in 

Spoken     French      and     for     the 

Previous  PJxamination. 
Brereton,   Philip  Harington  Lloyd, 

M.A.     Christ's  and  H.  Seho. 
Breul,KarlHermann,Litt.D.  Kind's. 

Schroder  Professor    of   German. 

Examiner  for  the  Medieval  and 

Modern   Laiiguages    Tripos,   and 

in  Spohen  German. 
Briggs,  William,  LL.D.     Jes. 
Brindiey,  Harold  Hulrae,  M.A.   Joh. 
Brock,  Thomas  Alfred,  M.A.    Joh. 
Bromwich,  Thomas  John  I'Anson, 

Sc.D.    Joh. 
Brooke,  Alan  England,  B.D.  Kings. 

Examiner    for    the     Theological 

Tripos. 
Brooks,  Frederick  Tom,  M.A.  Emm. 


I  Brown,  Arthur  Edward, M.A.  Joh. 
j  Brown, Bertram  Goulding,  M.A.  'Tr. 
I  Browne,  Edward  Granville,  M.A. 
i       Pemb.     Sir  T.  Adams'  Professor 

of  Arabic. 
j  Brownsword,  Harry,  M.A.     Down. 
I  Bryce,  Thomas  Hastie.     Examiner 
\      in  Human  Anatomy, 

Buckland,  William  Warwick,  M.A. 
!       Cuius.     Examiner   for    the    Law 
I       Tripos. 
Bullock,  James  Henry,  M.A.    Trin. 
Bullough,    Edward,    M.A.       Trin. 
Examiner  for    the    Special   Ex- 
amination  in  Modern  Languages 
and   for    the    Previous     Exami- 
nation. 
Burdon, Edward  Russell,  M.A.   Sid. 
Examiner    for    the    JDiploma    in 
F'orestry. 
Burghard,  Frederic  Francis.    Ex- 
aminer in  Surgery. 
Burkitt,FrancisCrawtord,M.A.  Trin. 
Nonisian  Professor  of  Divinity. 
Burns,  Islay  Ferrier,  M.A.     Emm. 
Burrows,  Stemdale,  M.A.    Trin.  H. 
Bury,  John  Bagnell,  M.A.     King's. 
Regius   ProfesiOr  of  Modern   His- 
tory . 
Bushe-Fox,  Loftus  Henry  Kendal, 
M.A.     Joh.     Examiner   for    the 
Law  Tripos. 
Butler,     Henry     Montagu,     D.D. 

Master  of  Trinity. 

Buxton,  John  Frank,  M.A      Clare. 

Caccia,     Anthony     Mario     Felix. 

Exaniiner   for    the    Diploma    in 

Forestry. 

Caldwell,  Robert  Townley,  LL.D. 

Master  of  Corpus. 
Caldwell,  William  John,  M.A.  Joh. 
Cameron,  John  Forbes,  M.A.    Cai. 
Campbell,  Archibald  Young,  M.A. 

Joh. 
Campbell,  Frederick  Gordon  Bluett, 

LL.D.     Trin. 
Campbell,    Sidney    George,    M.A. 
Christ's.  Examiner  for  the  Classi- 
cal l^ripos. 
Candy,    Sir    Edward    Townshend, 

M.A.     Cai. 
Canney,  James  Robertson  Campbell, 

M.A.     Chtist's. 
Capstick,  John  Walton,  M.A.    Trin. 
Carr,  Edwin  Trevor  Septimus,  M.A. 

Cath. 
Carr,  Frank,  LL.D.     Trin.H. 
Carter,  Henry  Child, M.A.  Chnst^s. 


iartmell,  James  Wm.,  M.A.     Chr. 
'.atling,  Henry  Debron,  M.A.    Joh. 
hadwick,    David    Thomas,    M.A. 
Sid. 

hadwick.    Hector    Munro,    Bl.A. 
Clare.   Examiner  for  the  Medieval 
and  Modern  Languages  Tripos. 
'hampneys,  Michael  Weldon,  M.A. 
Trhi. 

hapman,  Arthur  Thomas,  M.A. 
Emm. 

hapman, Sydney  John,  M.A.  Tiin. 
Examiner  for  the  Economics 
Tripos. 

happle,  Alfred,  M.A.     Joh. 
hatelain,  Henry  Louis.  Examiner 
in  Spoken  French. 
havvner,  George,  M.A.    King's. 
hild,    Charles    James    Napoleon, 
M.A.     Christ's. 

lapham,  John  Harold.M.A.  King's. 
Examiner  for  the  Economics 
Tripos. 

ark,  Edwin  Charles,  LL.D.    Joh. 
Regius  Professor  of  Civil  Law . 
ark,  Edward  Mellish,  M.A.  I'rin. 
ay,  John,  M.A.     Joh. 
ayton,  Geoffrey  Hare,  M.A.     Pet. 
Examiner  for  the  Prevums  Exam. 
)bbett,  Louis,  M.D.     Trin. 
>ckerell,    Sydney    Carlyle,    M.A. 
Je.ms. 

)hen,  Arthur,  M.A.  Magd.  Uni- 
versity Counsel. 

•le,  Sydney  William,  M.A.     Trin. 
llin,  John,  M.A.     Joh. 
dlins,  Clifton   Wilbraham,  M.A. 
Femb. 

*lson,  Francis  Henry,  M.A.  Joh. 
'Examiner  for  the  Classical  Tnpos. 
»mber,  Henry  Gordon,  M.A.  Pemb. 
^Examiner  for  the  Previous  Ex- 
amination. 

♦mpton,  Robert  Harold,  M.A.  Cai. 
tnnoUy,  llichard  Hugh,  M.A. 
rist's.  Examiner  for  the  Oriental 
{fuages  Tripos. 

eare,  John  William  Edward, 
.     Trin. 

Arthur  Bernard,  M.A.  Qu. 
miner  for  the  Classical  Tripos. 
Stanley  Arthur,  M.A.  Cai. 
miner  for  the  Theological 
Ijpos  and  for  the  Oriental  Lan- 
es Tripos. 

,  Arthur,  M.A.     Trin. 
r,  Charles  James,  M.A.    Trin. 
per,  Clive  Forster,  M.A.    Ti-in. 


Corbett,  William  John,  M.A.  King's. 
Examiner  for  the  Special  Ex- 
amination m  History. 

Cortield,  Ej^erton,  M.A.     Cath. 

Cornford,  Francis  Macdonald,  M.A. 
Trin. 

Cossar,  Horace  James,  M.A.     Qu. 

Coulton,  Georgfe  Gordon,  M.A. 
Cath. 

Courtauld,  Richard  Minon,  M.D. 
Pemh. 

Cow,  Douglas  Vernon,  M.A.    Trin. 

Cox,  William  Albert,  M.A.     Joh. 

Cracknell,  Alfred  George,  M.A. 
Sid. 

Crafer,  Thomas  Wilfred,  B.D.    Jes. 

Cranage,  David  Herbert  Somerset, 
M.A.     King's.    Examiner  in  Pre- 

,    liminary  Architectural  Studies. 

Crewdsoii,  George,  M.A.     Tiin. 

Crick,  Philip  Charles  Thnrlow, 
M.A.  Clare.  Junior  Proctor. 
Examiner  for  the  Special  Ex- 
amination in  Theology. 

Cronin,  Harry  Stovell,  h.D.     Tr.  H. 

Crosby ,  Charles  Steele,  M.A.  Dovm. 

Crossley,  Arthur  William.  Ex- 
aminer in  Chemistry . 

Crowther,  James  Arnold,  M.A.   Joh. 

Cunningham,  Ebeuezer,  M.A.   Joh. 

Cunningham,  George,  M.A.  Down. 

Cunningham,  William,  D.D.     Trin. 

Cushny,  Arthur  Robertson.  Ex- 
aminer in  Pharmacology. 

Cuilack,  William  Philip,  M.A.  Pemh. 

Dalton,  James  Henry  Chesshyie, 
M.D.     THn. 

D'Arcy,  Ralph  Francis,  M.A.  Cuius. 

Darbyshire,  John  Russell,  M.A. 
Emm.  Examiner  for  the  Special 
Examination  in  Theology. 

Darwin,  FraiieiSjM.A.,  Sc.D.  Chr. 
and  Trinity. 

Darwin,  Sir  George  Howard,  M.A. 
Trin.  Piumian  Professor  of  As- 
tronomy. 

Darwin,  Horace,  M.A.     Trin. 

Davies,  Henry  Walford,  Mus.D. 
Examiner  for  the  Mus.JB.  Degree. 

Davies,  John  Llewelyn,  M.A.  Emm.. 

Davies,  Robert,  M.A.     Down. 

de  Candole,  Henry  Lawe  Corry 
Vully,M.A.     Christ's. 

Deighton,  Frederick,  M.A.     Pet. 

Dent,  Edward  Joseph,  M.A.  King's. 

Dewar,  Sir  James, M.A.  Pet.  Jack~ 
sonian  Professor  of  Natural  Philo- 
sophy. 


CXVl 


Dickinson,     Goldsworthy     Lowes, 

M.A.    King's.     Examiner  for  the 

Historical  Tiipos. 
Dickson,  James  Douglas  Hamilton, 

M.A.     Pet. 
Dimsdale,  Marcus  Southwell,  M.A. 

King's.    Examiner  for  the  Classi- 
cal Ttipos. 
Dixon,  George,  M.A.     Trin. 
Dixon,  Henry  Elliot,  M.A.     Chr. 
Dixon,  Walter  Ernest,  M.A.    Down. 

Examiner  in  Phai-macology . 
Dobbs,   Archibald    Edward,    M.A. 

King's. 
Dodds,  John  Macalister,  M.A.    Pet. 

Examiner  for   the   Mathematical 

Tripos. 
Donaldson,  Stuart  Alexander,  D.D. 

Master    of    Magdalene.       Vice- 
Chancellor. 
Doncaster,  Leonard,  M.A.     King's. 

Examiner  in  Zoology. 
Dootson,  Frederick   William,  M.A. 

THn.    Hall.      Examiner  in    Ele- 
mentary Chemistry. 
Duckworth,      Wynfrid      Lawrence 

Henry,  M.D.,  Sc.D.     Jes. 
Duff,  James  Duff,  M.A.    Trin. 
Duke,  William  Holden,  M.A.    Jes. 
Dunlop,  John  Gunning  Moore,  M.A. 

Cai. 
Durnford,  Walter,  M.A.     King's. 
Dykes,  Frederick  James,  M.A.  Trin. 
Eaden,  John  Frederick,  LL.M.  Trin. 
Earle,  Maxwell.     Examiner  for  the 

Special  Examination  in  Military 

Subjects. 
Eccles,  William  M^Adam.  Examiner 

in  Surgery. 
Edkins,  John  Sydney,  Sc.D.     Cai. 

Examiner  in  Physiology. 
Edmonds,  John  Maxwell,  M.A.  Jes. 
Edwards,    Gerald    Maclean,    M.A. 

Sid.     Examiner  for  the  Classical 

Tripos. 
Edwards,  Henry  John,  M.A.     Pet. 

Examiner  for  the  Classical  Tripos 

and  for  the  Special  Examination 

in  Military  Subjects. 
Elliot  Smith,   Grafton,   M.A.    Joh. 

Examiner  in  Human  Anatomy. 
Ellis,  William  Georg'e  Pharoe,  M.D. 

Cath. 
Elmslie,  William  Alexander  Leslie, 

M.A.     Christ's. 
Evans,  A  rthur  Humble,  M.A.  Clare. 

Esquire  Bedell. 
Fanshawe, Henry  Ernest,M.A.  Coip. 


Fay,  Charles  Ryle,  M.A.  Christ's 
Examiner  for  the  Histoncal  Tnp 

Fearnsides,  William  George,  M.A 
Sid. 

Fennell,  Charles  Augustus  Maude 
Litt.D.    Jes. 

Fenton,  HenryJohnHorstman,  Sc.D. 
Christ's. 

Few,  John  Edward, M.A.    King's. 

Figg-is,  John  Neville,  Litt.D.  Cath, 
Examiner  for  the  Historical 
Tripos. 

Finch,  Gerard  Brown,  M.A.     Qu. 

Fitzpatrick,  Thomas  Cecil,  Al.A. 
President  of  Queens''.  Examiner 
in  Elementary  Physics. 

Flather,  James  Henry,  M.A.    Emm. 

Fletcher,  Samuel  Sigmund  Fech- 
heimer,  M.A.     King's. 

Fletcher,  Walter  Morley,  M.D.    Tr. 

Foakes- Jackson,  Frederick  John, 
D.D.  Jesus.  Examiner  for  the 
Si^ecial  Examination  in  Theology. 

FoUett, Cecil  Walter, M.A.  Tr.Hall. 

Forsyth,  Andrew  Russell,  Sc.D. 
Trin.     Moderator. 

Foster,  John  Ebenezer,  M.A.    Trin. 

Foster,  William  Henry,  M.A.    Joh, 

Fox,  Charles,  M.A.  Christ's.  Ex^ 
aminer  for  the  Previous  Exami- 
nation. 

Foxwell,  Edward  Ernest,  M.A.  Joh. 
Examiner  for  the  General  Ex- 
amination. 

Foxwell,  Herbert  Somerton,  M.A. 
Joh.  Examiner  for  the  SpecialEx- 
amination  in  Political  Economy. 

Francis,  Henry  Thomas,  M.A.  Cams. 

Francis,  Thos.  Musgrave,  M.A.    Tr. 

Francis,  Walter  Hamond,  M.A. 
Trin.  Hall. 

Franklen-Evans,  Franklen  Paine, 
M.D.     Joh. 

Frazer,  James  George,  M.A.     Trin. 

French,  Charles  Henry,  M.A.   Emm. 

Frost,  Percy  HoUingworth,  M.A. 
Corp. 

Fulford,  Henry  William,  M.A.  Cla. 
Examiner  for  the  Previotcs  Ex- 
amination. 

Fynes-Clinton,ArthurNorreys,M.A. 
Trin.  Hall. 

Gadow,  Hans  Friedrich,  M.A. 
King's. 

Gallop,EdwardGurner,M.A.     Cai 

Game,  Philip  Woolcott.  Examines 
for  the  Special  Examination  in 
Military  Subjects, 


CXVll 


5ardiner,  John  Stanley,  M.A.     Cai. 

Profes.-<or  of  Zoolog//.     Examiner 

in  Elementary  Biology. 
T'ardiner,  Waller,  Sc.D.     Clare. 
Jarrett,   Reginald    William    Burn- 
ham,  M.A.     Kind's. 
'  -elee,    Stephen,    M.A.       Magd. 
'  aminer  for  the  Previous  Ex- 
iiination. 
jJaskell,  Walter    Holbrook,    M.D. 

Trin.H. 
jraskoin,   Charles  Jacinth  Bellairs, 

M.A.     Jesus.     Examiner  for  the 

Special  Examination  in  History. 
jiaul,  Percy  Cory,  M.A.     7'rin.  H. 

Examiner  for  Previous  Exam. 
jibson,  Charles  Stanley,  M.A.    Sid. 
j  Jiles,  JHerberi  Allen,  M.A.      Trin. 

Professor  of  Chinese.     Examiner 

for  the  Oriental  Languages  Tripos. 
Jiles,   Lionel.       Examiner   for    the 

Oriental  Languages  Tripos. 
files,    Peter,    Litt.D.     Master    of 

Emmanuel.     Examiner   for    the 

Classical  Tripos. 
iinii,  Dennis  Barton,  M.A.    Tr.  H. 
Uaisher,    James    Whitbread    Lee, 

Sc.D.     Trin. 
•lover,  Terrot  Keaveley,  M.A.   Joh. 

E-raminerfor  the  Classical  Tnpos. 
Joodchild,  Ralph  Shilleto,  M  .A.  6irf. 

code,  George,  M.A. 

nodman,     Arthur     Worthiiigton, 

?»[.A.     Christ's  and  Queens', 

Godwin,  John  Henry  Herbert,  M.A. 

Jes. 

ordon,    George    Francis    Carter, 

M.A.     Trin. 

osset,     John     Herbert     de     Paz 

ihorold,  M.A.     Pemh. 

oudy,A]exander  Porter,M.A.   Ex- 

andner    for    the    Medieval     and 

Modern  Languages  Tnpos. 

ow,   Andrew    Sydenham    Farrar, 

M.A.     Trin. 

race,  John  Hilton,  M.A.     Vet. 
.raham,    John    Charles     William, 
;M.D.     Trin. 

raham-Smiih,  George  Stuart,  M.D. 
Pemb,  Examiner  iu  State  Medicine , 
rant,  Arthur  Jame.«,  M.A.  King's. 
^Examiner  for  the  Historical  Trip 
t, Chas.  Eustace,  M.A.  King's 
,  Frank,  M.A.  Queens'. 
s,  Charles  Edward,  M.A.  Joh 
y,  Alan,  LL.M.,  Mus.D.     Trin 

ay,  Arthur,  M.A.  Jesus.  Ex- 
aminer for  the  Special  Exami- 
'natio7i  in  Modem  Langtiages. 


Gray,  Joseph  Henry,  M.A.   Queens'. 
Greaves,  John,  M.A.     Chr. 
Green, Frederick  William, M.A.  Jes. 
Green,  George  Edward, M.A.    Cuius. 

Examine?' for  the  Historical  Trip. 
Green,    John    Eric     Sidney,    M.A. 

Ti-in  H. 
Green,    Joseph     Reynolds,     Sc.D. 

Down. 
Greenwood,  Leonard  Hugh  Graham, 

M.A.      Emm.  and  King's. 
Greenwood,  William,  M.A.      Corp. 
Greeves,  Percy,  M.A.     Joh. 
Greg,  Walter  Wilson,  Litt.D.    Trin. 
Gregory,  Reginald  Philip,  M.A.  Joh. 
Griffinhoofe,  Charles  George,  M.A. 

Joh. 
Griffiths,  Joseph,  M.A.     King's. 
Gross,  Edward  John,  M.A.     Cai. 
Guilleniard,     Francis    Henry    Hill, 

M.D.     Cai. 
Gunston,  Wm.  Hewison,M.A.   Joh. 

Examiner  for  the    Previous  Ex- 
amination. 
Gurney ,  Theodore  Thomas,  M.A.  Joh . 
Gwatkin,HenryMelvill,M.A.  Emm. 

Dixie    Professor   of  Ecclesiastical 

History. 
Gwatkin,  Thomas,  M.A.    Joh. 
Haddon,   Alfred  Cort,  Sc.D.     Chr. 

Examiner  for    the    Special    Ex- 
amination in  Geography  and  for 

the  Diploma  in  Geograpjhy. 
Hadley,    William    Sheldon,'    M.A. 

M as ter  of  Pembroke . 
Hall,  Dennis,  M.A. 
Halliburton,     William     Dobinson. 

Examiner  in  Physiology. 
Hammond, Basil  Edward,  M.A.   Tr. 
Hardy,Godfrey  Harold,  M.A.    Trin. 
Hardy,  William  Bate,  M.A.    Catus. 
Hargrove,  Joseph,  M.A.     Clare. 
Harker,  Alfred,  M.A.     Joh. 
Harris,  David  Lewis,  M.A.    Down. 

Examiner  for  the  Law  Tripos. 
Harrison,  Ernest,  M.A.     Trin. 
Hart,  John  Henry  Arthur,  M.A.  Joh. 

Examiner    for    the     Theological 

Tripos. 
Hartley, William  Ernest, M.A.   Trin. 
Hartree,  William,  M.A.     Trin. 
Hartridge,  Hamilton, M.A.    King's. 
Haslam,  Henry  Cobden,  M.A.     Cai. 
Hayes,  Bernard  John,  M.A.     Joh. 
Hayes,  James  Hurst,  M.A.     Joh. 
Haynes,     George    Secretan,    M.D. 

King's. 
Hazeltine,     Harold     Dexter,    M.A. 

Emm. 


Head,  Frederick  Waldegrave,  M.A. 
Emm. 

Heawood,  Edward, M.A.  Cai.  Ex-* 
aminer  for  the  Diploma  in  Geo-  \ 
grapky.  • 

Heitland,  William  Emeiton,  M.A. 
Joh.  Examiner  f 07-  the  Historical 
Tnpos.  \ 

Hele,  Thomas  Shirley,  M.D.   Emm.  \ 

Henderson,  James  Blacklock.  Ex-  \ 
aminer  for  the  Mechanical  Sciences 
Tripos. 

Heimessy,  Theodore  Harber,  M.A. 
H.Selv).  : 

Henry,  Augustine,  M.A.  Cai.  Ex-  \ 
aminer  for  the  Special  Examin-  j 
ation  iyi  Agricultural  Science  and 
for  the  Diploma  in  Forestry. 

Herman,  Robert  Alfred,  M.A.  Trin. 

Hersch,  Israel  Harris,  M.A.      Cai. 

Heycock,  Charles  Thomas,  M.A. 
King's.  Eiaminer  in  Chemistry, 
and  for  the  Diploma  in  Mining 
Engineering. 

Hicks,  George  Dawes,  M.A.    7Vt«. 

Hicks,  Robert  Drew,  M.A.  Trin. 
Examiner  for  the  Classical  Tripos. 

Hickson,  Sydney  John,  M.A.  Dorcn. 
Examiner  in  Zoology. 

Higgins,  Alexander  Pearce,  LL.D. 
Down.  Examiner  for  the  Lato 
Tripos. 

Hill,  Archibald  Vivian,  M.A.     Trin. 

H  ill.ver,  Charles  Eliot,  M  .A.   Magd. 

Hinde,  George  Morier,  M.A.    Caih. 

Hinks,  Arthur  Robert,  M.A.  Trin.  \ 
Examiner  for  the  Special  Exam- 
ination in  Geography  and  for  the 
Diploma  in  Geography. 

Hird,  Frank,  M.A.     Clare. 

Hiron,  John  Bennett,  M.A.     Joh. 

Hobson,  Ernest  William,  Sc.D. 
Chr.  Sadleiriun  Professor  of  Pure 
Mathematics. 

H  odder,  George  William,  M.A. 
Cath. 

Hollins, Arthur  Edward,  M.A.  Cath. 

HoUond,  Henry  Arthur,  M.A.  Trin. 
Examiner  for  the  Special  Examin- 
ation in  Lav-. 

Holt,  Joseph  Bromilow,  M.A.    Chr. 
H opkins,  Edward  J  odrell,  M.A.  Sid. 

Hopkins,  Frederick  Gowland,  M.A. 

'Trin.  and  Emm.     Examiner  for 

the  ]>iplonia  in  Agriculture. 

Hopkinson,    Bertram,   M.A.     Trin. 

Professor     of     Mechanism     and 


Apjdied  Mechanics.  Examiner  fv 

the  Special  Examination  in  Mecl 

amsm  and  Applied  Science . 
Horton,  Frank,  M.A.     Joh. 
Housman,  Alfred  Edward,  M.A.  Tt 

Kennedy  Professor  of  Latin. 
How,  John  Charles  Halland,  MA 

Trin. 
Howard,  Charles,  M.A.     Corjms. 
Howard,  Richard  Thomas,  M.A.  Jei 
Hewlett,  Edwin  John  Evans,  M.A 

'Trin. 
Hubrecht,  Jan  Bastiaan ,  M .  A .    Ch 
Huddleston, Tristram  Frederick  Crof 

M.A.    King's. 
Hudson,  William  Frederick  Arthui 

M.A.     Magd. 
Hug-hes,  Thomas  M^Kenny,   M.A 

Clare.    Woodwardian  Professor  c 

Geology. 
Hughes,  William   O'Farrell,  M..^ 

Emm. 
Humm,  Harry,  M.A. 
Humphry,  Alfred  Paget,  M.A.    Ti 

Esquire  Bedell. 
Humphry,  Laurence,  M.D.     Trin. 
Hutchinson,  Arthur,  M.A.     Christ 

and  Pemb. 
Hutchinson,   Francis  Ernest,  M.i 

King's. 
Image,  John  Maxwell,  M.A.     Tri 
Ingle,  Arnold  Clarkson,  M.D.  Ejiv 
Inglis,Charles Edward, M.A.  King^ 

Examiner  for  the   Mafhematic 

Tripos. 
Innes,  Hugh  M^Leod,  M.A.   Trin 
Isard,  Joseph  Clark,  M.A.     Trin. 
Jackson,     Henry,     Litt.D.       IV?' 

Begins  Professor  of  Greelc.        i 
Jackson,  Henry.     Examiner  for  f 

Dij)loma  in  F'orestry. 
James,   Montague   Rhodes,   Lift., 

Provost  of  King's. 
Jeans,  James  Hop  wood.  M.A.    Tr 
Jenkinson,Francis  John  Henry,  M  . 

Trin.     Librarian. 
Johns,    Claude    Hermann    Wal 

Litt.D.    Master  of  St  Catharih  ■ 
Johnson,  Augustine   Henry,   M,. 

Emm. 
Johnson,     Ernest     Wright,     M. 

Do  ten. 
Johnson,  Raymond.     Examinerfi 
Surgery.  \ 

Johnson,  William  Ernest,  Mji. 
King's.  Examiner  for  the  S/)e(fl 
Examination  in  Psychology/. 


CXIX 


'ones,  Arthur  Stuart  Duncan,  M.A. 

Cai. 

ones,  Ernest  Lloyd,  M.D.     Down. 
ones,  Owen  Thomas,  M.A.     Trin. 

Examiner  in  (jfeology. 
ones,  Pendril  Charles  Varier,  M.A. 

Joh. 
ones,  William  Henry  Samuel,  M.A. 

Cath.    and  H.    Selw.     Examiner 

for  the  Classical  Tripos. 

ordan,  Anson  Robertson,  M.D.  Cla. 

ordan,  Wm,  Edward,  M.A.    King's 

and  H.  Seho.     Examiner  for  the 

General  Examination. 
Cennett,  Robert  Hatch,  D.D.     Qu. 

Begins  Professor  of  Hebrew. 
Lenny,  Courtney  Stanhope,  LL.D. 

Down.     Downing  Prof,  of  Lata. 
kermode,  Sidney  Alfred  Pizey,  M.A. 

Qxieens' . 
Leynes,      John      Maynard,     M.A. 

King's. 
Leynes,  John  Neville,  Sc.D.    Pemb. 

Registrary.      Examiner  for    the 

Special  Examination  in  Political 

Economy. 

ling,  Albert  Edward,  M.A.     Cains. 
lnott,HammettCharles,M.A.  Pet. 

and  H.  Selw.     Examiner  for  the 

I'revious  Examination. 
Jiox,  Alfred  Dillwyn,  M.A.  King's. 
.ake, Philip,  M.A.    Joh.    Examiner 
for  the  Sjjecial  Examinations  in 

Geography,  and  Geology,  and  for 

the  Diploma  in  Geography. 
•arab,  Charles  George,  M.A.    Clare. 
amb,  Horace,  M.A.,  Sc.D.     Tnn. 

Moderator. 
amb,  Walter  Rangeley  Maitland, 

M.A.     Trin. 

arabert,   Charles    Edmund,    M.A. 

rhr. 
.amplough,  Francis  Edward  Eve- 

rard,  M.A.     Trin. 
andon,  Joseph  Whittington,  M.A. 

Sid.   Examiner  for  the  Mechanical 

'•'■lence.i  Triijos. 
-S  William  Henry.     Examiner 
JJotany. 

ingley,John  Newport,  Sc.D.  Trin. 

I'rofessor  of  Physiology. 
;ipsley,Gaillard Thomas, M.A.  2V. 
aminer  for  the  Historical 
ipos. 
armor.  Sir  Joseph,  M.A.  Joh. 
\  Representative .  Lucaaian  Professor 
of  Mathematics. 


Latham,  Peter  Wallwork,  M.D. 
Cai. 

La  Touche,  Thomas  Henry  Digues, 
M.A.     Joh. 

Laurence,  Reginald  Vere,  M.A. 
Trin.  Examiner  for  the  Theo- 
logical Tripos. 

Lawson,  John  Cuthbert,  M.A.  Pemh. 

Layton,  Walter  Thomas,  M.A. 
Cai.  Examiner  for  the' Economics 
Trip)os. 

Leathern,  John  Gaston,  M.A.  Joh. 
Examiner  for  the  Mathematical 
Tripos. 

Leighton,  Robert  Leighton,  M.A. 
Doion. 

Leith,  Robert  Fi-aser  Calder.  Ex- 
aminer in  General  Pathology . 

Lendrum,  William  Trevor,  M.A. 
Cai.  JExaminer  for  the  Clasiical 
Tripos. 

Lewin,  Herbert  William,  M.A.  Cla. 

Lewis,  Robert  Moses,  M.A.     Down. 

Lewis,  Thomas  Crompton,  M.A. 
Trin. 

Lewis,  William  James,  M.A.  Trin. 
Professor  of  Mineralogy.  Ex- 
aminer in  Mineralogy . 

Lister,  Joseph  Jackson,  M.A.     Joh, 

Littlewood,  John  Edensor,  M.A.  Tr. 

Liveing, Edward  Henry.  Examiner 
for  the  Diploma  in  Mining  En- 
gineering. 

Liveing,  George  Downing,  M.A., 
Sc.D.     Joh. 

Lock,  John  Bascombe,  M.A.  Cains. 

Lockhart,  Robert  Wallace,  M.A. 
Corptcs. 

Loewe,  Herbert  Martin  James, 
M.A.  Cath.  and  Queens'.  Ex- 
aminer for  the  Oriental  Languages 
Trijyos. 

Louis,  Henry.  Examiner  for  the 
Diploma  in  Mining  Engineering. 

Love,  Augustus  Edward  Hough, 
M.A.  Joh.  Examiner  for  the 
Mathematical  2'ripos. 

Luard,  Harold,  M.A.     Trin.  Hall. 

Lucas,  Keith,  Sc.D.     Trin. 

Lyde,  Lionel  W.  Examiner  for  the 
Diploma  in  Geography. 

Lyttelton,  Rt.  Hon.  Alfred,  M.A. 
Trin.    Deputy  High  Steward. 

Macalister,  Alexander,  M.D.  Joh. 
Professor  of  Anatomy. 

Macaulay,  William  Herrick,  M.A. 
King's. 


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3Iacaulay,  George  Campbell,  M.A. 

Trin.    Examiner  f 07-  the  Medieval 

and  Modern  Languages  Tripos. 
Mackenzie,  Kenneth  James  Joseph, 

M.A.      Christ's.      Examiner  for 

the  Diploma  in  Agriculture. 
M<^Clean,  John  Robinson,  M.A.  Tnn. 
M'^Lean,   Norman,  M.A.      Christ's. 

Examiner    for    the     Theological 

Tripos. 
iM'^Neile,  Alan  Hugh,  D.D.     Sid. 
McTaggart,  John   M'^Taggart  Ellis, 

Litt.D.     Trin. 
Magnusson,  Eirikr,  M.A.     Trin. 
Maiden,  Walter,  M.D.     Trin. 
Mannering,  Leslie  George,  M.A.  Sid. 
Manners-Smitb,Thomas.M.  A.  Down. 
Manson,  Sir  Patrick.     Examiner  in 

Tropical  Medicine. 
Marr,  John   Edward,  Sc.D.     Joh. 

Examiner  in  Geology. 
Marsh,   Frederick    Howard,     Sc.D. 

Master  of  Doioning.     Professor  of 

Surgery. 
Marshall,  Alfred,  M.A.,  Sc.  D.    Joh. 
Marshall.  Charles  Robertshaw.M.A. 

Down.  Examiner  in  Pharmacology. 
Marshall,  Francis  Hugh  Adam,  Sc.D. 

Christ's. 
Martin, Georg-eWescott,  M.A.  Down. 
Mason,  Arthur  James,  D.D.  Pemb. 
Mason,  Cecil  Charles,  M.A.  Tr.  H. 
Mason,  Peter  Hamnett,  M.A.  Joh. 
May,     Francis     Hawtrey    Morgan, 

M.A.     Trin. 
Mayall,  Robert  Hume  Davison,  M.A. 

Sid. 
Mayo,  James,  B.D.,  LL.D.     Trin. 
Meaken,  Arthur  William   Holmes, 

M.A. 
Meredith,Hugh  Owen,  M.A.  King's. 

Examiner     for     the     Historical 

Tripos. 
Mercer,   James,   M.A.      Trin.   and 

Christ's.       Examiner      for      the 

General  Examination. 
Michell.  Rob.  Williams,  M.D.    Cai. 
Miller, Arthur  Hallowes.M.D.  Trin. 
Milner-Barry,  Edward  Leopold,  M.A. 

Cai.     Examiner  for  the  Medieval 

and  Modern  Languages  Tripos. 
Milner-White,  Eric,  M.A.     King's. 
Mines,  George  Ralph,  M.A.     Sid. 
Minns,  Ellis  Hovell,  M.A.     Pemh. 
Mollison,Wm. Loudon, M.A.   Clare. 

Examiner   J^or    the    Special    Ex- 
amination m  Mathematics. 


Momber,    Robert    Mary    Stephe 

Theodor.  M.A.     Trin. 
Moore,  George  Edward,  M.A.    Trifi 
Moorman,  Frederic  William.     Ex 

aminer    for    the    Medieval    am 

Modern  Languages  Tripos. 
Morgan,  James,  M.A.     if.  Selw. 
Moriarty,  Gerald  Patrick,M.  A.  Peml 
Morley,  Felix  Wilson,  M.A.    Pemh 
Mott,  Frederick  Walter.     Examine 

in  Pathology. 
Moule,  Charles  Walter,  M.A.   Corj 
Mozley,  John  Kenneth,  M.A.    Petrd 

Examiner    for    the     Theologica 

Tripos. 
IMullett,  James,  M.A. 
Mullinger.J  ames  Bass.M.A.,  Zif^  D 

Joh. 
Munro,  Andrew,  M.A.    Queens'. 
Murray,  John  Owen  Farquhar,  D.E 

Emm.     Master  of  Selwyn  Colleg 

Public  Hostel. 
Myers,  Charles  Samuel,  M.D.,Se.C 

Cai.      Examiner  for   the   Mora 

Sciences  Tripos,  andforthe  Specie 

Examination  in  Psychology. 
Naylor,  Edward   Woodall,  Mus.E 

Emm. 
Newall,  Hugh  Frank,  M.A.     Trii 

Professor  of  Astropthysics. 
Newton,  Arthur  William,  M.A.    T 
Nicholson,  John  William, M.A.    T\ 
Nicholson,  Reynold  Alleyne,  Litt.I 

Trin.     Examiner  for  the  Orient 

Languages  Tripos. 
Nicolls,  William,  M.D.    Pet. 
Niven,  James,  M.A.     Queens'.    Ei 

aminer  in  State  Medicine. 
Nixon,  John  Edwin,  M.A.     King 
Norman,    William    Haswell,    M. 

Cuius. 
Notter,  James  Lane.     Examiner 

State  Medicine. 
Nuttall,   (leorge    Henry     Falkin; 

Sc.D.     Magd.  and  ChriH's. 

aminer  in  Tropical  Medicine. 
Nutter, Stephen  Bernard.M.A.  Em 
Oldham,  Henry  Yule,  M.A.    Kit 

Examiner  for  the  Special  Exa 

ination  in  Geography . 
Oliver,     David     Thomas,     LL. 

Tnn.  Hall. 
Oppenheim,  Lassa  Francis  Lawrei 

M.A.    Trin.    Whewell  Ptvfessot 

Jnternational  Law. 
Osborn,  George,  M.A.    Emm. 
Owen,  Richard,  M.A.    King's. 


CXXl 


ain,  Harold,  M.A. 

arker,  Edmund  Henry,  M.A.  King's. 

arkinson,  John,  M.A.    Joh. 

arryjReg-inald  StJohn,B.D.  Trin. 

arsons,  Henry  Franklin.  Examiner 
in  State  Medicine. 

ass,  Herman  Leonard,  M.A.     Joh. 

eace,  James  Bennet,  M.A.  Emm. 
Examiner  for  the  Mechanical 
Sciences  Tripos  (Qiialifying  Ex- 
amination). 

eake,  Austin  Henry,  M.A.     Joh. 

earce,  Edmund  Courtenay,  M.A. 
Corj>.  Examiner  for  the  General 
Examination. 

earse,  Percy  James,  M.A.     Trin. 

eart,  Alfred  Henry,  LL.M.     Pet. 

eck,  Ernest  Saville,  M.A. 

eel,  Albert  William,  M.A. 

eel,  Talbot,  M.A.  Magd.  Ex- 
aminer/or the  Mechanical  Sciences 
Tripos,  and  for  the  Previous  Ex- 
amination. 

sel,  William  Ralph.  Examiner 
for  the  Special  Examination  in 
A(jricidtural  Science. 

eile,  Frank  Kitchener,  M.A.     Chr. 

iudlebury,  Herbert  String^fellow, 
M.A.  Fend).  Examiner  in  Surgery. 

3rry,  Charles  Copland,  M.A.    Trin. 

eskett,  Arthur  George,  M.A.  ikfat/rf. 
r'laear,  Samuel  (ieorge,  D.D.  blmm. 
.;  jgp:,  Charles,  M.A. 

igou,  Arthur  Cecil.  M.A.     Kincfs. 
I'rofessor  of  Political  Economy, 
Examiner  for  the  Economics  Trip. 
tr.  Georg-e  Newton,  M.D.     Clare. 
Examiner  in  Medicine. 
nistowe, Francis GifFard, M.A.  Qu. 
'■aminer  for    the    Special   Ex- 
!  I  nation  in  Classics. 
t,  Richard  Herbert,  M.A.     Tr. 
jilock,  Charles  Archibald  Edmund, 
M.A.     Corpus.    Examiner  for  the 
'inieral  Examination. 
'pe,  William  Jackson,  M.A.    Sid. 
^''■ofessor  of  Chemistry.  Examiner 
Elementary  Chemistry. 
■MT,  Hugli  Harold,  M.A.     Chr. 

1>tts,  Frank  Armitage. M.A.   Tr.  II. 
3wles,  Allen  Henry,  M.A.     Pet. 
•evite'-Orton,      Charles     William, 
,jM.A.    Joh. 

^,  jior,  Edward  Schroder,  M.A.  Gonv. 
<f'  Cai.  Slade  Professor  of  Fine 
Art.  Examiner  in  Preliminai'y 
.  I  rchitectural  Studies. 


Prior,  Joseph,  M.A.    Trin. 

Punnett,  Reginald  Crundall,  M.A. 
Cai.  Prof essor  of  Biology .  Ex- 
aminer for  the  Special  Examina- 
tion in  Zoology. 

Purvis,  John  Edward,  M.A.  Joh. 
and  Corpus.  Examiner  in  State 
Medicine. 

Pym,  Thomas  Wentworth,  M.A.  Tr. 

Pymar,  Edgar  Brice,  M.A.    King's. 

Quig-gin,    Edmund    Crosby,    M.A 
Cai. 

Rackham,  Harris,  M.A.     Chr. 

Ramsey,  Arthur  Stanley,  M.A. 
Magd. 

Ranner,  Sidney  Charles,  M.A. 

Ransom,  Fred.  Examiner  in  Phar- 
macology. 

Rapson,  Edward  James,  M.A.  Joh. 
Professor  of  Sanskrit.  Examiner 
for  the  Oriental  Languages  Tripos. 

Rastall,  Robert  Heron,  M.A.  Chr. 
Examiner  for  the  Special  Ex- 
amination in  Agricultural  Science, 
and  for  the  Diploma  in  Agriculture. 

Raven,  Charles  Earle,  M.A.     Emm. 

Rawlinson,  John  Frederick  Peel, 
LL.M.  Trin.  Reprebentative.  Com- 
missary. 

Raynes,  William  Luard,  M.A.  Pemb. 

Reddaway,  William  Fiddian,  M.A. 
King's.  Examiner  for  the  His- 
toncal  Tiipos. 

Reed,  Frederick  Richard  Cowper, 
M.A.     Trinity. 

Reid,  James  Smith,  Litt.D.  Caius. 
Professor  of  Ancient  History.  Ex- 
aminer for  the  Classical  Tripos. 

Rendell,  William  Reginald,  M.A. 
Trin.  H.  and  Jesus.  Examiner  for 
the  Special  Examination  in  Law. 

Reynolds,  John  William,  M.A.   Sid. 

Rhodes, William  Atkinson,  M.A.  Cai. 

Rice,  Charles  Macan,  M.A.  King's 
and  Joh. 

Richardson,  Harold  Samuel  Temple, 
M.A.     Trin. 

Richmond,  Herbert  William,  M.A. 
King''s.  Examiner  for  the  Mathe- 
matical Tripos. 

RichmondjOliffeLeghjM.A.  King's. 

Ridgeway,  William,  ScD.  Caius. 
Disney  Professor  of  Archaeology , 
Brereton  Reader  in  Classics. 

Rivers,  William  Halse  Rivers,  M.A. 
Joh. 

Robb,  Alfred  Arthur,  M.A.    Joh. 


cxxu 


Eoberts,  Herbert  Ainslie,  M.A.    Cai. 
Eobertson,    Donald    Struaii,    M.A. 

Triti.   Examiner  for  the  Classical 

Tripos. 
RobiDsoD,  Joseph,  M.A.    Magd.  and 

Joh. 
Robson,    Henry    Gumming,    M.A. 

Sid.      Examiner  for   the   Mathe- 
matical Tnpos. 
Roderick,    Henry    Buckley,    M.D. 

Emm. 
Rogers,  George  Frederick,  M.D.  Cai. 

Examiner  in  Human  Anatomy. 
Romanes,  James,  M.A.  Christ's. 
Rootham, Cyril  Bradley,Mus.D.yo/i. 

Examiner  for  the  Mus.B.  Degree. 
Roper,  George,  M.A. 
Rose,  Alfred,  M.A.    Emm. 
Rose,   Hyla  Matthew,   M.A.     Sid. 

Examiner  for  the  Previous  Ex- 
amination. 
Rosenberg,  Fabian,  M.A.     Emm. 
Rottenburg,  Harry,  M.A.     King's. 
Rouse,    William    Henry    Denham, 

Litt.D.     Christ's. 
Routh,    Amand    Jules    M<=Comiel. 

Examiner  in  Midivifery. 
Roxburgh,  John  Robert,  M.A.  Tr.H. 
Ruhemann,  Siegfried,  M.A.    Cuius. 
Rushmore,     Frederick     Margetson, 

M.A.     Cath. 
Russell,     Hon.     Bertrand     Arthur 

William,  M.A.     Trin. 
Russell,  Edward  John.     Examiner 

for  the    Special   Examination  in 

Agncultural  Science,  and  for  the 

Diploma  in  Agriculture. 
Rutter,  Arthur  Lionel,  M.A.    Cath. 
Salter,  Frank  Reyuer,  M.A.    Magd. 
Sandys,    Sir  John  Edwin,  Litt.D. 

Joh.     Public  Orator. 
Satterly,  John,  M.A.     Joh. 
Sayle,  Charles  Edward,  M.A 
Scales,   Francis   Shillington, 

Jesus. 
Schneider,       Gustavus       Adolphus 

Schutt,  M.A.     Cuius.     Examiner 

for  the  Theological  Tripos. 
Scholfield,     Alwyn     Faber, 

King's. 
Schiiddekopf ,  Albert  Wilhelm 

aminer  m  Spoken  Gei'man. 
Scorgie,  Norman  Gibb,  M.A. 
Scott,  Charles  Archibald  Anderson, 
.  M.A.      Joh.     Examiner  for    the 

Special  Examination  in  Theology. 
Scott,  Hugh,  M.A.     Trin. 


Joh. 
M.A. 


M.A. 

Ex- 


Tiin. 


Scott,  Robert  Forsyth,  M.A.   Maste 

of  St  John's. 
Searle,   George  Frederick  Charle 

Sc.D.     Pet. 
Searle,  William  George,  M.A.   Q?( 
Seaton,     Alexander    Adam,    M..A 

Pemh. 
Sedgefield,  Walter  John,  M.A.    Ch 

Examiner  for  the  Medieval  an< 

Modei-n  Languages  Tnpos. 
See,  William  Thomas,  M.A. 
Sell,  William  James,  Sc.D.     Chr. 
Selwyn,  Edward  Gordon,  M.A.  Corj. 

Examiner  for  the  Classical  Tripoli 
Seward,  Albert  Charles,  M.A.    Joh 

and  Emm.     Professor  of  Botany 

Examiner  in  Botany. 
Sharp,  Edmund  Colin,  M.A.     Cla. 
ShaAV,  Thomas  Knox,  M.A.     Sid. 
Shearer,  Cresswell,  M.A.     Clare. 
Sheppard,    John    Tresidder,    M.A 

King's. 
Sheriiigham,  Hubert  Cliiford.     Ex 

aminer  for  the  Diploma  in  Agri 

cult7ire. 
ShiUington,    .John    Melville,    M.A 

Trin.  H. 
Shipley,     Arthur     Everett,     Sc.D 

Master  of  Christ's. 
Shirres,  Geo.  Buchan,  M.A.   Tr.B 
Shore,    Lewis    Erie,    M.D.       Joh 

Examiner  in  Physiology. 
Sikes,  Edward  Ernest,  M.A.     Joh 
Sills,  Henry  Hebb.  M.A,     King's. 
Simpson,  Frederick    Arthur,   M.A 

Trin. 
Simpson,    James    Christian, 

Cuius. 
Sinker,  Robert,  D.D.     Trin. 
Sleeman,    Cyiil     Montagu, 

Chr.  and  Qu. 
Sleeman,  John  Herbert,  M.A. 

Examiner  for  the  Classical  Tri^^ 
Smith,   Arthur  Lionel.     Examit 

fur  the  Historical  Tripos. 
Smith,   Bertram  Tom   Dean,  31, 

Jesus. 
Smith,   Charles,  M.A.      Master 

Sidney. 
Smith,  Everard,  M.A,     Cai. 
Smith,  Robert  Parker,  M.A,     Cat 
Smith,  Rupert  Hamblin,  M.A. 
Snape,  Robert  Hugh,  M.A.     Emv 
Sorley,    William    Ritchie,    Litt. 

King's.  Kniglitbridge  Professor 

Moral  Philosophy.    Examiner 

the  Theological  Tripos. 


M.A 


M.J\ 

Si 


juthward,  Walter  Thomas,  M.A. 
Cath. 

pencer,  Leonard  James,  M  .A.   Sid. 
Examine^'  in  3Iineralogy. 
aens,  William,  M.A.     Corpus. 
jratt,  Albert  William,  M.  A.   Cath. 
jurge,  Charles,  M.A.     Cath. 
iuires,  Henry  Charles,  M.A.  Down. 
'awley,  James  Herbert,  D.D.    Cai. 
and  H.  Selv-yn.   Examiner  for  the 
Theological  Tripos. 
:anford,  Sir  Charles  V^illiers,  M.A., 
Mus.D.       Trin.       Professor     of 
Music. 

canton,  Vincent  Henry,  D.D. 
Trin.  Ely  Professor  of  Divinity. 
tanwell,  Henry  Brough,  M.A.  Joh. 
;een,  William  Peile,  M.A.  Chr. 
«phens,  John  William  Watson, 
M.D.  Caius.  Examiner  in  Tro- 
pical Medicitie. 

evens,  Alfred  James,  M.A.    Joh. 
evens,    Horace    William    Pettit, 
LL.D.    Down.    Examiner  for  the 
Previous  Examination . 
evenson,   Claude  Maberly,  M.D. 
Joh. 

ewart,  Hugh  Fraser,  B.D.  Trin. 
and  Joh.  Examiner  for  the  Med. 
and  Mod.  Lang.  Tripos,  and  for 
the  Special  Exam,  in  Mod.  Lang. 
okes,  Henry  Paine,  LL.D.  Corp. 
rangeways,  Thomas  Strangeways 
Pigg,  M.A.  Joh.  Examiner  in 
General  Fathologg. 
raiton,  Frederick  John  Mdrrian, 

Cai. 

Annesley  William,    D.D. 


Charles     Erskine,      M.A. 
Examiner  for  the  Classical 


Pinfold,     M.A, 


M.A. 
reane, 
Corp. 
uan, 
Trin. 
Tripos 

imner,     Charles 
Caius. 

'ete,  Henry  Barclay,  D.D.  Caius. 
Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 
nds,  Edward,  M.A.     King's. 
ds,  John  Ashby,  M.A.     Cai. 

Nathaniel   Henry,  M.A. 
ns'. 
,  Septimus,  M.A.     Cath. 
Arthur  James,  B.D.     Joh. 
Joseph    Robson,    Litt.D. 

Arthur     Georg-e,     M.A. 

Examiner  for  the  Special 
xviination  in  Botany. 


Tate,  Walter  William  Hunt.  Ex- 
aminer in  Midwifery. 

Tatham,  Geoffrey  Bulmer,  M.A.  Tr. 

Taylor,  Frederick.  Examiner  in 
Medicine . 

Taylor,  Geoffrey  Ingram,  M.A.  Tiin. 

Taylor,  Henry  Marlyn,M.A.    Trin. 

Taylor,  James  Heber,  M.A.     Trin. 

Taylor,  John  Ralph  Strickland, 
M.A.    Pemh. 

Taylor,  Sedley,  M.A.    Trin. 

Temperley,  Harold  William  Vazeille, 
M.A.  Pet.  Examiner  for  the 
Historical  Tnj)os. 

Thirkill,  Henry,  M.A.     Cla. 

Thomas,  Edward  Joseph,  M.A. 
Emm. 

Thomas,  Frederick  William,  M.A. 
Tnn.  Examiner  for  the  Classical 
Tripos  and  for  the  Oriental 
Languages  Tripos. 

Thomas,  Hugh  Hamshaw,  M.A. 
Down.  Examiner  for  the  Special 
Examination  in  Botany. 

Thompson,  Tom,  M.A.     Cai. 

Thomson,  Sir  Joseph  John,  M.A. 
Trin.  Cavendish  Professor  of  Ex- 
perimental Physics. 

Thornely,  Thomas,  M.A.    Trin.  H. 

Thornton,  Augustus  Vansittart, M.A. 

Thring,  Leonard  Godfrey  Pinney, 
M.A.  Trin.  Examiner  in  Pre- 
liminary Architectural  Studies, 
and  for  the  Special  Examination 
in  Mechanism  and  Applied  Science. 

Tilley,  Arthur  Aug-ustus,  M.A. 
King's. 

Tillyard,  Isaac  Alfred,  M.A     Joh. 

Tims,  Henry  William  Marett,  M.A. 
King's. 

Tooth,  Howard  Henry,  M.D.  Joh. 
Examiner  in  Medicine. 

Tregoning,  Edgar  Avery,  M.A.  Trin. 

Tottenham,  Harry  Rede,  M.A. 

Turner,  George,  M.A.     Cath. 

U  re ,  Percy  N  e ville ,  M .  A .  Cai .  Ex- 
aminer for  the  Classical  Tripos. 

Valentine-Richards,  Alfred  Valen- 
tine,  M.A.     Christ's. 

Venn,  John,  Sc.D.     Cai. 

Venn,  John  Archibald,  M.A.    Trin. 

Vernon  Jones,  Vernon  Stanley, 
M.A.  Magd.  Examiner  for  the 
Special  Examinatioti  in  Classics, 
and  for  the  General  Examination. 

Vinter,  Ernest,  M.A. 

Vinter,  Harold  Skelsey,  M.A.     Cai. 


ex  XIV 


von   Glehn,   Louis    Camille,  M.A. 

Kin(i''s. 
von  Hiigel,  Anatole  Andreas  Aloys, 

Baron,  M.A.     Trin. 
Vulliamy,     Edward     Owen,     M.A. 

King's. 
Waggett,  Philip  Napier,  M.A.    Trin. 
Walker,     Ernest    William    Ainley. 

Examiner  in  General  Pathology. 
Walker,  Frederick  Geo.,  M.A.  Jes. 
Walker,  Thomas  Alfred,  LL.D.  Pet. 
Walker,  Thomas  Pearson,  iVI.  A.  Cath. 
Walker,  William  Willis,  M.A.  Chr. 
Wallis,  Arnold  Joseph,  M.A.  Corp. 
Warburton,   Cecil,    M.A.     Chmt's. 

Examiner  for   the    Diplomas   in 

Agriculture  and  Forestry. 
Ward,  Adolphus    William,   Litt.D. 

Master  of  Peterhouse. 
Ward, James, Sc.D.  Trin.   Profesbor 

of  Mental  Philosophy  and  Logic. 

Examiner  for  the  Moral  Sciences 

2\ipos. 
Ward,  Joseph  I'immis,  M.A.    Joh. 
Wardale,  John  Reynolds,  M.A.  Cla. 
Warmington,  John  Herbert,  M.A. 

Pet. 
Watson,  Geo rgre  Neville,  M.A.    Tr. 
Watt,  John  Campbell,  M.A.     Jes. 
WeatherheadjTrenham  Candy ,  M.A. 

King's. 
Webb,  Clement  Charles  Julian.  Ex- 
aminer for  the  Theological  Tripos. 
Webb,  Herbert  Anthony,  M.A.  Tr. 
Weekes,  George  Arthur,  M.A.  Sid. 
Welsh,  William,  M.A.  Jes. 
Whately,    Walter     Richard,    M.A. 

Christ's. 
Wheatcroft,  William  Henry,  LL.D. 

Down, 
Wherry,  George  Ed w.,  M.A.    Down. 

Examiner  in  Surgery. 
Whetham,  William  Cecil  Dampier, 

M.A.   Trin. 
Whibley,  Leonard,  M.A.     Pemb. 
Whiddington,  Richard,  M.A.     Joh. 
Whitehead,  John  Kdleston  Ledsam, 

M.A.     Emm. 
W  hitehead,  William  Chantler,  M.A. 

Clare. 
Whitla,  Sir  William.     Examiner  in 

Pharmacology. 
Whittaker,    William   Joseph,   M.A. 

Trin.     Examiner  for    the   Law 

Tripos. 
Widdicombe,   James   Henry,  M.A. 

Down. 


Wilks,    William    Arthur    Reginald 

M.A.     Cai. 
Williams,  John  Herbert,  M.A.     Tr 

Examiner  for  the  Lan-  Tripos. 
Williams,  Thomas  Cuthbert  Leigh 

ton,  M.A. 
Williams,    Walter    Nalder.      M.A 

Trin.  and  H.  Selwyn.     E.ramine 

for  the  Previous  Examination. 
Williamson,       Kenneth       Bertran 

Franklin,  M.A.     Joh. 
Willin^ton,      Edward       Champer 

nowne,  M.A.     Trin. 
Wilmott,  Alfred  John,  M.A. 
Wilson,  Charles  I'homson  Rees,M.A 

Sid. 
Wilson,  Godfrey  Harold  Alfred,  M.A 

Clare.    Examiner  for  the  Mechani, 

cal   Sciences    Tripos  {Qualifying 

Examination). 
Winfield,  George,  M.A.     Doion. 
Winfieid,  Percy  Henry.  LL.M.  Joh 
Wingheld-Stratford,    Esme'     Ceciii 

M.A.     King's. 
Winstanley,    Deays   Arthur, 

Trin. 
Winter,  William   de   Lappe, 

Tri7i. 
Wisken,  John,  M.A.     Caius. 
Wood,  Alexander, M.A.    Emm.  E: 

aminer  in  Physics,   and  for   t. 

Jilts. B.  Degree. 
Wood,  Charles,  Mus.D.  Caia». 
Wood,     Charles     Travers,     M. 

Qu. 
Wood,    Edmund   Gough    De  Sal 

B.D.     Emm. 
Wood,  Philip  Worsley,  M.A.  Et 
Wood,  Thomas  Barlow,  M.A. 

Professor    of   Agriculture. 

aminer  for  the  Special  Examinati 

in  Agricultural  Science  and  for  i 

Diploma  in  AgHculiure. 
Woodhead,    German    Sims,    M. 

Tr.  H.    Professor  of  PathoU, 

Examiner  in  General  Patholog 
Woods,  Henry,  M.A.    Joh.    Ext 

iner  for  the  Special  Examini 

in  Geology. 
Wright,  Arthur,  LL.M,     Cuius, 
Wright,  A rthur,  D.  D.     Queens' 
Wright,  John  Aldren,  M.  D. 
Wright,  William  Aldis,  M.A. 
Wyatt,  Alfred  John,  M.A.     Cht 
Wyatt,  Joseph  Light, M.A.   Chr 
Young,    Philip    Norton    Frusl 

M.A.     Joh. 


NIVERSITY  OF  CAMBRIDGE, 


HINC  LUCEM  ET   POCULA   SACRA. 


^HDEUM   TIMETO:    REGEM    HONORATO:    VIRTUTEM   COLITO  : 
HH^  DISCIPLINIS  BONIS  OPERAM    DATO. 

Statutes  of  the  University. 

jHE  University  of  Cambridge  is  an  incorporation  of  students 
!|  all  and  every  of  the  liberal  arts  and  sciences,  incorporated 
i3th  Eliz.  c.  29)  by  the  name  of  •♦  The  Chancellor,  Masters,  and 
zholars  of  the  University  of  Cambridge^  In  this  comraon- 
3alth  are  seventeen  Colleges,  and  one  Public  Hostel.  Each 
le  Public  Hostel  included)  is  a  body  corporate,  bound  by  its 
v^n  statutes ;  but  is  likewise  controlled  by  the  paramount  laws  of 
,    e  University.     A  New  Code  of  Statutes  for  the  University  was 

•proved  by  Queen  Victoria  in  Council  in  1882. 

'I  The  several  societies  in  this  literary  republic  furnish  members 

'fjtthfor  the  executive  and  for  the  legislative  branch  of  its  govern- 

"  { ent.    There  are  also  members  of  the  University  who  are  not 

jembers  of  these  societies.  The  legislative  body  of  the  University 

called  the  Senate,  and  the  place  in  which  it  assembles  is  called 

e  Senate-House. 

The  Chancellor,  Vice- Chancellor,  Doctors  of  Divinity,  Law, 
edicine,  Science,  Letters,  and  Music,  Bachelors  of  Divinity, 
id  Masters  of  Arts,  Law,  Surgery  and  Music,  having  their 
mes  upon  the  University  Register,  have  votes  in  this  assembly, 
lose  whose  names  are  removed  from  the  Register  lose  the  right 
voting,  but  may  recover  it  by  replacing  their  names  on  the 
egister  and  paying  all  University  dues  from  the  time  of  re- 
oval  of  their  names,  180  days  being  first  allowed  to  elapse  after 
e  replacing  of  the  names. 
The  Council  of  the  Senate  was  established  by  the  Act  19  and  20 


2  UNIVERSITY  OF  CAMBRIDGE. 

Vict. cap.  88.  Nothing  can  be  offered  to  the  Senate  for  confirma- 
tion without  the  sanction  of  the  Council.  The  terra  Grace  is  used 
of  a  proposal  offered  to  the  Senate  or  confirmed  by  it. 

The  Council  consists  of  the  Chancellor,  the  Vice-Chancellor, 
four  heads  of  Colleges, four  Professors  of  the  University,  and  eight 
other  Members  of  the  Senate  chosen  from  the  Electoral  Roll  pub- 
lished by  the  Vice-Chancellor.  Two  of  the  heads  of  Colleges, 
two  of  the  Professors,  and  four  other  Members  of  the  Senate  are 
elected  on  the  seventh  of  November  in  every  other  year  by  the 
Persons  whose  names  are  on  the  Electoral  Roll,  and  they  all  hold 
office  for  four  years. 

The  Electoral  Roll  is  published  in  October  each  year,  and  is 
thenceforth  the  Electoral  Roll  for  the  year  thence  next  ensuing. 
It  consists  of  Members  of  the  Senate  who  have  resided  within 
one  mile  and  a  half  of  Great  St  Mary's  Church  for  fourteen 
weeks  at  the  least  between  the  first  day  of  the  said  October  and 
the  first  day  of  the  preceding  October,  together  with  all  Officers 
of  the  University  beinj;  Members  of  the  Senate,  the  Heads  of 
Houses,  the  Professors  and  the  Public  Examiners. 

Before  the  beginning  of  each  Term  the  Vice-Chancello: 
publishes  a  list  of  the  several  days  of  that  Term  on  which  a  Con 
gregation  or  assembly  of  the  Senate  will  be  held  for  transacting 
University  business. 

The  executive  branch  of  the  University  is  committed  to  th 
following  officers: — 

A  Chancellor,  who  is  at  the  head  of  the  University  to  gover? 
it  according  to  the  Statutes.  | 

A  High  Steward,  who  has  special  power  to  take  the  trial  c 
scholars  impeached  of  felony  within  the  limits  of  the  Universit) 
He  appoints  a  Deputy  by  letters  patent,  the  appointment  beinj 
subject  to  the  approval  of  the  Senate. 

A  Vice-Chancellor,  who  in  the  absence  of  the  Chancello 
or,  with  his  consent,  in  his  presence,  or  in  the  vacancy  of  thj' 
office,  acts  with  the  full  powers  of  the  Chancellor.  The  office  ] 
annual. 

A  Commissary,  who  holds  a  court  of  record  for  all  privilegf 
persons,  and  scholars  under  the  degree  of  M.A.  He  is  appoinlf 
by  the  Chancellor  by  letters  patent. 

The  Sex  Viri,  elected  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  to  hold  office  f 
two  years;  who,  with  the  Chancellor,  constitute  a  Court  to  he. 
all  accusations  against  members  of  the  University,  who  are  n; 
in  statu  pupillari,  for  offences  against  the  Statutes  or  Ordinanc; 
of  the  University.  The  Court  has  the  power  of  punishing  offendei 
by  deprivation  or  suspension  of  degree,  or  any  lighter  sentenc; 
but  there  is  liberty  of  appeal  to  the  Senate  from  its  decision.  T:  ■ 
Court  of  Discipline  for  persons  in  statu  pupillari  consists  of  tf 
Chancellor  and  six  Heads  of  Colleges  appointed  by  Grace. 


1 


UNIVERSITY  OF  CAMBRIDGE.  3 

A  Public  Orator,  who  is  the  voice  of  the  Senate  upon  all 
ublic  occasions.  He  writes  letters  in  the  name  of  the  University, 
rhenever  the  Chancellor  or  Council  of  the  Senate  think  fit,  and 
resents  to  all  honorary  degrees  with  an  appropriate  speech. 

A  Librarian,  who  has  charge  of  the  University  Library. 

A  Registrary,  who  attends  all  Congregations  and  all  public 
roceedings  of  the  Chancellor  or  of  the  University,  records  pro- 
eedings,  and  has  charge  of  all  writings  and  documents  delivered 
)  him  by  the  Chancellor. 

x\n  Assistant  Registrary,  who  must  be  a  member  of  the 
enate,  and  who  is  under  the  general  direction  of  the  Registrary, 
lid  is  appointed  by  him  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

Two  Proctors,  who  are  peace-officers,  elected  annually.  It  is 
leir  duty  to  attend  to  the  behaviour  of  all  persons  in  statu 
upillari,  and  to  maintain  public  morals.  Another  part  of  their 
uty  is  to  be  present  at  all  Congregations  of  the  Senate,  to  read 
16  Graces,  to  take  the  assent  or  dissent,  and  to  pronounce  the 
ime. 

Two  Pro-Proctors,  who  assist  the  Proctors  in  that  part  of 
leir  duty  which  relates  to  discipline  and  the  behaviour  of  per- 
)iis  in  statu  pupillari,  and  the  preservation  of  public  morals; 
ley  also  attend  all  Congregations. 

Two  Additional  Pro-Proctors,  who  assist  the  Proctors  in 
ke  manner  as  the  other  Pro-Proctors.  They  attend  Congrega- 
3ns  when  requested  by  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

Two  Esquire  Bedells,  who  attend  the  Chancellor  (or,  in 
is  abseace,  the  Vice-Chancellor),  whom  they  precede  with  their 
Iver  maces  upon  all  public  occasions  and  solemnities;  they 
'ceive  from  him  the  Graces  at  Congregations,  and  deliver  them 
'  the  Proctors;  they  summon  members  of  the  Senate  to  the 
hancellor's Court;  they  see  to  the  maintenance  of  the  University 
iiemonies  and  the  forms  of  conducting  public  business. 

The  University  Marshal  is  appointed  by  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

The  Two  Members,  whom  the  University  sends  to  the  Imperial 
arliament  of  the  United  Kingdom  of  Great  Britain  and  Ireland, 
'e  chosen  by  the  Members  of  the  Senate. 

The  University  Counsel  are  appointed  by  Grace  of  the 
enate,  and  are  consulted  upon  various  occasions. 

The  Solicitor  is  appointed  by  the  Vice-Chancellor. 
i  Syndics  are  the  members  of  special  committees  of  members  of 
jie  Senate, appointed  by  Grace  from  time  to  time  forspecific  duties. 

There  are  Special  Boards  of  Studies  for  departments  of 
iUdy,  consisting  of  Professors,  and  of  persons  appointed  from 
pae  to  time  by  Grace;  and  there  is  a  Gexeral  Board  of 
JODIES,  consisting  of  the  Vice-Chancellor,  one  member  of  each 
fecial  Board  elected  by  that  Special  Board,  and  eight  members  ' 

the  Senate  elected  by  Grace. 

1—2 


4  UNIVERSITY  OF  CAMBRIDGE. 

The  Annual  Income  of  the  University  arises  from  various 
sources,  amongst  which  are 

The  Rectory  of  Burwell  and  a  farm  at  Barton: 
The  produce  of  fees  at  matriculation,    at    certain    examin- 
ations, and  for  degrees,  and  other  irregular  sources  of  income  not 
easily  enumerated,  the  gross  amount  of  which  is  very  variable: 
The  trading  profits  of  the  University  Press: 
A  Tax  paid  quarterly  by  every  member  of  the  University  : 
Contributions  from  Colleges,  as  provided  by  the  Statutes. 

For  the  care  and  management  of  the  property  and  income  of 
the  University  there  is  a  Financial  Board,  consisting  of  the 
Vice-Chancellor,  two  members  of  the  General  Board  of  Studies 
elected  by  that  Board,  four  members  of  the  Senate  elected  by  the 
Colleges  in  common,  and  four  members  of  the  Senate  elected  by 
Grace  on  the  nomination  of  the  Council  of  the  Senate. 

The  University  Accounts  are  examined  annually  by  Auditors 
appointed  by  the  Senate,  and  a  Summary  of  these  Accounts  is 
published  to  the  University. 

The  officers  and  servants  of  the  University  are  paid  mostly  by 
fixed  salaries  from  the  University  Chest. 

By  Statute  the  Terms  of  this  University  are  three,  and  include 
227  days  at  least.  Michaelmas  Term  begins  on  October  1.  Lent 
Term  ends  not  later  than  the  Thursday  next  before  Easter  Day. 
Easter  Term  begins  not  earlier  than  the  Tuesday  next  after  Easter 
Day,  and  ends  on  June  24. 

By  Grace  of  October  12,  1882,  Michaelmas  Term  ends  on 
December  19,  and  Lent  Term  begins  on  January  8 ;  and  Lent 
Term  ends  and  Easter  Term  begins  according  to  the  following 
table : 


Making  the  length  of 

When  Easter 

The  Lent  Term 

The  Easter  Term 

, 

falls  on 

shall  end 

shall  begin 

Lent  Term 

Easter  Term 

March  22 

March  19 

April    10 

71  days 

76  days 

„       23 

»        20 

„       11 

72      „ 

75     „ 

»       24 

,,        21 

»       12 

73     „ 

74     „ 

-25 

22 

„       13 

74      „ 

73  \  „ 

„       26 

,,        23 

»        14 

75      „ 

72     „ 

,.        27 

»       24 

»       16 

76      „ 

71      ,, 

28 

„       25 

»       16 

77      „ 

70     „ 

„        29 

„        23 

»       17 

78      „ 

Mar.  30-Apr.  16. 

.,        27 

„       18 

79      „ 

68      !! 

April    17 

28 

„       19 

80      „         i      67      „        1 

,,        18 

„        29 

„       20 

81      „ 

66      „ 

19 

»        30 

„       21 

82      „ 

65      „ 

20 

31 

»        22 

83      „ 

64      „ 

21 

April    1 

„       23 

84      „ 

63      „ 

,,        22 

2 

„       24 

85      „ 

62      „ 

23 

„       3 

„        25 

86      „ 

61      „ 

,.        24 

..       4 

;        26 

87      ., 

60      „ 

25 

»        5 

»       27 

88      „ 

59      .. 

I 


MATRICULATION  AND   RESIDENCE. 


MATRICULATION. 

In  the  Michaelmas  Term,  the  two  days  following  (or,  if  either  of  these 
ays  be  a  Sunday,  the  Monday  and  Tuesday  following)  the  last  day  of  the 
rst  quarter  of  the  Term,  and,  in  the  Lent  and  Easter  Terms,  the  day 
)llowing  (or  if  that  day  be  a  Sunday,  the  Monday  following)  the  last  day 
f  the  first  quarter  of  the  Term,  be  appointed  as  days  of  General  Matricu- 
ition.  That  the  Vice-Chancellor  be  empowered  to  allow  persons  for 
pecial  reasons  to  matriculate  on  some  other  day ;  but  that  every  person 
'ho  matriculates  on  any  other  day  than  a  day  of  General  Matriculation  be 
squired  to  pay  an  extra  fee  of  ten  shillings  and  sixpence. 

No  Student  can  count  any  Term  before  that  in  which  he  has  matriculated 
niess  he  has  satisfied  the  Council  of  the  Senate  that  his  matriculation  has 
een  deferred  for  sufficient  cause. 

Every  Student,  before  he  can  be  admitted  to  a  degree,  must  have  com- 
leted  nine  terms'  residence  during  three- fourths  of  each  term  as  a  mem- 
er  of  a  College,  or  of  a  Public  Hostel,  or  as  a  Non-Collegiate  Student. 


RESIDENCE. 

I.  Precinctsofthe  Univenity.  The  boundaries  in  and  about  Cambridge 
Idthin  which  terms  shall  be  kept  by  residence  shall  be  defined  as  extend- 
ng  two  miles  and  a  half  from  Great  St  Mary's  Church,  measured  in  a 
lirect  line,  and  shall  be  called  the  Precincts  of  the  University. 
11.  Residence  of  Persons  in  statu  pupillari.  A  person  in  statu  pupiUari 
eeping  terms  by  residence  must  reside  within  the  precincts  of  the 
Iniversity 

(1)  In  some  College  or  Hostel,  or 

(2)  In  a  set  of  lodgings  for  which  licence  has  been  granted  by  the 

Lodging-Houses  Syndicate,  or 

(3)  "With  his  parents  or  parent,  or 

(4)  In  his  own,  or  in  his  hired  house,  or   with  his  relatives,  or 
n  exceptional  cases  with  persons  other  than  his  relatives,  provided  that 

jn  each  case  the  permission  of  the  Lodging-Houses  Syndicate  shall  have 
peen  obtained  on  application  from  the  Head  of  his  College  or  Hostel,  or 
j  n  the  case  of  a  Non-Collegiate  Student,  from  the  Chairman  of  the  Non- 
Oollegiate  Students  Board,  or 

(5)  In  the  case  of  a  Research  Student,  under  special  conditions 
iipproved  in  each  case  by  the  Lodging-Houses  Syndicate,  on  application 
Tom  the  Head  of  his  College  or  Hostel,  or  in  the  case  of  a  Non-Collegiate  Ad- 

jvanced  Student  from  the  Chairman  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board. 

Residence  shall  be  reckoned  by  days.  No  person  in  statu  pupillari 
shall  be  considered  to  have  resided  during  any  day  unless  he  shall  have 
-esided  during  some  part  of  such  day  and  of  the  following  night  and  shall 
have  complied  with  such  other  conditions  of  residence,  if  any,  as  may  be 
required  by  the  authorities  of  his  College  or  Hostel  or  by  the  Non-Col- 
liegiate  Students  Board;  provided  that  a  part  of  the  day  on  which  such  a 
1  person  completes  his  residence  for  the  term  may  be  counted  as  a  day 
of  residence. 

Provided  also  that  the  authorities  of  the  Colleges  and  Hostels,  and  of 
the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board,  shall  be  empowered  to  continue  their 
existing  practice  in  the  case  of  such  students  as  have  already  commenced 
residence  and  would  be  prejudiced  by  the  change. 

For  the  purpose  of  this  regulation  the  day  shall  be  held  to  extend  from 
G  A.M.  to  midnight. 


6         RESIDENCE   OF  PROFESSORS  AND   READERS. 

Residence  shall  be  certified  to  the  University  under  the  hand  and  seal 
of  the  Head  of  the  College  or  Hostel  to  which  the  Student  belongs,  or  of 
the  Chairman  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board. 

RESIDENCE  OF  PROFESSORS  AND  READERS. 

1.  All  Professors  and  Readers  who  are  governed  by  Statute  B  shall, 
except  as  hereinafter  provided,  be  required  to  reside  during  that  portion 
of  each  term  (or  in  the  case  oJf  the  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew  and  the 
Ely  Professor  of  Divinity  during  that  portion  of  each  of  two  terms)  in  each 
year  which  is  hereinafter  described  as  full  term. 

2.  Full  term  shall  consist  of  three  fourths  of  the  whole  term,  reckoned 
from  the  first  day  of  full  term  as  hereinafter  defined. 

The  first  day  of  full  term  shall  be  :— 

In  the  Michaelmas  Term ;  the  Tuesday  or  Friday  which  shall  first 
happen  after  October  9. 

In  the  Lent  Term;  the  Tuesday  or  Friday  which  shall  first  happen 
after  January  13. 

In  the  Easter  Term;  the  first  Friday  after  April  17,  or  if  such 
Friday  fall  in  the  Easter  vacation  then  the  first  Friday  in  the  term. 

3.  The  General  Board  of  Studies  may  grant  to  any  Professor  or 
Reader  leave  to  substitute  for  the  residence  required  of  him,  in  any  one 
term  or  any  part  of  it,  residence  for  an  equal  time  between  July  1  and 
August  31,  provided  that  the  General  Board  of  Studies  are  of  opinion  that 
such  leave  may  be  granted  without  prejudice  to  the  interests  of  the 
University. 

They  may  also  grant  occasional  leave  of  absence  for  a  period  not 
exceeding  one  term  on  account  of  illness  or  other  suflficient  special  cause 
on  such  conditions,  if  any,  as  they  may  think  fit.  Leave  of  absence  may 
not  be  extended,  except  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  on  the  recommendation  of 
the  General  Board  of  Studies. 

4.  A  Professor,  or  Reader,  shall  be  regarded  as  resident  in  the  Uni- 
versity  when  either 

(A)  he  is  domiciled  within  one  mile  and  a  half  of  Great  St  Mary's 
Church  and  is  not  habitually  absent  from  home  more  than  two  nights  in 
the  week,  or 

(B)  he  is  domiciled  within  five  miles  of  Great  St  Mary's  Church  and 
habitually  spends  in  Cambridge  at  least  two  hours  between  eight  o'clock 
a.m.  and  six  o'clock  p.m.  in  each  of  five  days  in  the  week,  and  at  least 
fifteen  hours  in  the  week  on  the  whole,  and  is  reasonably  accessible  at 
stated  times  on  at  least  three  days  in  the  week. 

5.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  each  Professor  and  Reader  to  notify  to  the 
Chairman  of  the  General  Board  of  Studies  before  the  beginning  of  each 
full  term, 

(1)  If  he  keeps  his  residence  under  clause  (A)  of  Regulation  4, 
the  weeks  (if  any)  during  the  preceding  full  term  in  which  he  has 

been  absent  from  home  more  than  two  nights ; 

(2)  If  he  keeps  his  residence  under  clause  (B)  of  Regulation  4, 

(a)  the  weeks  (if  any)  during  the  preceding  full  term-in  which  he 

has  not  spent  in  Cambridge  at  least  two  hours  between 
8  a.m.  and  6  p.m.  in  each  of  five  days  in  the  week  and  at 
least  fifteen  hours  in  the  week; 

(b)  his  arrangements  for  accessibility  during  the  preceding  term. 
For  the  purposes  of  these  returns  each  Aveek  shall  be  considered  to 

begin  on  Sunday,  and  the  portions  of  full  term  before  the  first  Sunday  in 
full  term  and  after  the  last  Saturday  in  full  term  shall  each  be  reckoned 
as  a  week. 


RESIDENCE  OF  PROFESSORS  AND  READERS. 


6.  If  in  any  case  the  General  Board  of  Studies  shall  be  of  opinion 
at  the  absences  so  notified  have  been  excessive  and  without  sufficient 
use  or  that  the  prescribed  conditions  of  residence  have  otherwise  not 
en  adequately  fulfilled,  they  shall  signify  the  same  to  the  Professor  or 
iader,  and  in  case  the  Professor  or  Reader  shall  continue  to  be  in  the 
inion  of  the  Board  negligent  as  to  his  residence  it  shall  be  their  duty  to 
oort  the  facts  to  the  Vice- Chancellor  and  Sex  Viri. 

Appendix. 
The  following  table  shews  the  beginning  and  end  of  each  period  of  full 
i-m  as  defined  in  Regulation  2  and  the  day  on  which  Easter  Day  falls. 


Full  Lent  Term 

Easter 
Day 

Full  Easter  Term 

Full  Michaelmas  Term 

begins 

ends 

begins 

ends 

begins 

ends 

,n.  15  Tu. 

Mar.  15  F. 

Apr.    7 

Apr.  19  Fr. 

June   8  Sat. 

Oct.  11  F. 

Dec.    9M 

„    14  Tu. 

„    14  F. 

Mar.  30 

»    18   „ 

„      7  Sat. 

„    10  F. 

„       8M. 

„    16  F. 

„    16  M. 

Apr.  12 

„    24   „ 

„    13  Sat. 

„    18  Tu. 

»     11  F. 

.,    15  F. 

„    14  M. 

Apr.    3 

*'2 

„    11  Sat. 

„    11  Tu. 

„       9  F. 

„    17  Tu. 

,,    22  \V. 

Apr.  23 

»    28   " 

„    12  M. 

„    10  Tu. 

»       8F 

.,    U  Tu. 

„    16  F. 

Apr.  15 

„    20   „ 

„      9  Sat. 

„    12  F. 

„     10  M. 

.,    15  Tu. 

„     15  F. 

Mar.  31 

»    19   ,, 

„      8  Sat. 

„    11  F. 

„       9M. 

,.    14  Tu. 

„    16  M. 

Apr.  19 

„    24   „ 

„    11  Th. 

„    13  Tu. 

„     11  P. 

.,    15  F. 

„    15  M. 

Apr.  11 

.,    23   „ 

„    12  Sat. 

„    12  Tu. 

„     10  P. 

..    14  F. 

„    11  F. 

Mar.  27 

„    22  „ 

„    14  Tu. 

„    11  Tu. 

,,       9  P. 

„    17  Tu. 

,,    17  F. 

Apr.  16 

„    21    „ 

„    10  Sat. 

„    10  Tu. 

„       8  P. 

„    16  Tu. 

„    15  F. 

Apr.    7 

„    19   „ 

„      8  Sat. 

„    11  F. 

„       9M. 

,    14  Tu. 

„      8  Sat. 

Mar.  23 

,,    18   „ 

„    13  F. 

„    10  F. 

„       8M. 

.,    16  F. 

„     16  M. 

Apr.  12 

,,    24  „ 

„    13  Sat. 

„    13  Tu. 

„     11  P. 

,    15  P. 

„    15  M. 

Apr.    4 

»    23   „ 

„    12  Sat. 

„    12  Tu. 

„     10  P. 

,    14  P. 

„    19  Su. 

Apr.  23 

»     28   „ 

„    12  M. 

„    10  Tu. 

„       8  P. 

..    16  Tu. 

„    16  F. 

Apr.    8 

»    20   „ 

„      9  Sat. 

„    12  F. 

„     10  M. 

:.    15  Tu. 

„    15  F. 

Mar.  31 

„    19   „ 

„      8  Sat. 

„    11  F. 

„       9M. 

.,    14  Tu. 

„    17  M. 

Apr.  20 

,,    25   „ 

„    11  W. 

„    10  F. 

„       8M. 

.,    16  F. 

„    15  M. 

Apr.    4 

,,    23   „ 

„    12  Sat. 

„    12  Tu. 

„     10  P. 

„    14  F. 

„    11  F. 

Mar.  27 

»    22   „ 

„    14  Tu. 

„    11  Tu. 

„       9F. 

.,    17  Tu. 

„    17  F. 

Apr.  16 

M    21   „ 

„    10  Sat. 

„    10  Tu. 

„       8F. 

..    16  Tu. 

„    16  F. 

Apr.    1 

„    20   „ 

„      9  Sat. 

„    12  F. 

„     10  M. 

.:    15  Tu. 

„    17  M. 

Apr.  20 

„    25   „ 

„    11  W. 

,,    10  F. 

„       8M. 

„    16  F. 

„    16  M. 

Apr.  12 

»    24   „ 

„    13  Sat. 

„    13  Tu. 

„     11 F. 

JENERAL  REGULATIONS  FOR  THE  PUBLICATION  OF  LISTS 
OF  SUCCESSFUL  CANDIDATES  APPLICABLE  TO  ALL 
EXAMINATIONS. 

1.  All  lists  of  successful  Candidates  in  Examinations  shall  be  published 
»y  the  Registrary  causing  a  printed  copy  of  each  List  to  be  affixed  to  the 
Senate-House  doOr  at  10  a.m.,  except  in  the  case  of  those  Tripos  Examin- 
ations in  which  the  Lists  of  successful  Candidates  are  read  in  the  Senate- 
iouse.  In  the  latter  case  the  Lists  shall  be  read  at  9  a.m.  on  the  day 
lamed  in  the  Regulations,  and  shall  be  affixed  to  the  Senate-House  door 
)y  the  Registrary  or  his  agent  immediately  after  the  reading  of  the  Lists. 

2.  The  Senior  Examiner,  under  which  title  is  to  be  understood  (1)  in 
;he  case  of  Parts  I  and  II  of  the  Previous  Examination,  the  General  Ex- 
imination  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree,  and  each  of  the  Tripos  Examin- 
itions,  the  Chairman  of  the  Examiners,  (2)  in  the  case  of  each  of  the 
Additional  Subjects  of  the  Previous  Examination,  and  each  of  the  Special 
Examinations  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree,  except  the  Special  Examin- 
ation in  Music,  the  Senior  Resident  Examiner,  (3)  in  the  case  of  the  Examin- 
ation of  graduates  proceeding  to  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  or  Master  of  Law, 
the  Chairman  of  the  Examiners  for  the  Law  Tripos,  (4)  in  the  case  of  each 


8  PUBLICATION  OF  LISTS. 

part  of  each  of  the  Examinations  for  the  M.B.  Degree,  the  Regius  Professor 
of  Physic,  (5)  in  the  case  of  the  Special  Examination  in  Music,  and  of  each 
part  of  the  Examination  for  the  Mus.B.,  Mus.M.  and  Mus.D.  Degrees, 
the  Professor  of  Music,  (6)  in  the  case  of  the  Examination  in  spokei; 
French  and  German,  the  Chairman  of  the  Examiners  shall  send 
as  soon  as  possible  to  the  Registrary  in  a  sealed  envelope  the  list  of  suc- 
cessful Candidates  signed  by  all  the  Examiners.  A  list  signed  by  all  the 
Examiners  shall  at  the  same  time  be  sent  in  a  sealed  envelope  by  the  Seuici 
Examiner  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  shall  be  considered  as  the  authoritative 
list  to  be  preserved  in  the  Registry.  These  lists  shall  be  sent  in  a  prmted 
form  if  this  can  conveniently  be  done.  As  soon  as  these  lists  shall  have  been 
sent  by  the  Senior  Examiner  to  the  Registrary  and  the  Vice-Chancellor  re- 
spectively, the  duty  of  the  Senior  Examiner,  so  far  as  regards  the  Publica- 
tion of  the  List,  shall  cease,  except  in  the  case  of  those  Tripos  Examinationr- 
in  which  the  List  is  read  in  the  Senate-House.  In  such  cases  the  Senior 
Examiner,  or  one  of  the  Examiners  deputed  by  him,  shall  read  the 
List. 

3.  The  Registrary  shall  cause  directions  to  be  given  to  the  University 
Press  for  printing  and  circulating  the  copies  in  the  manner  specified  ui 
Regulation  4 ;  and  on  the  mornmg  of  the  day  when  the  List  is  to  be  i)ub- 
lished  it  shall  either  be  affixed  to  the  Senate-House  door  at  10  a.m.,  or  be 
conveyed  before  9  a.m.  by  the  Registrary  or  his  agent  to  the  Senior  Ex- 
aminer or  the  person  appointed  to  read  it. 

4.  Simultaneously  with  the  Publication  of  Lists,  printed  copies  en- 
closed in  envelopes  shall  be  sent  from  the  University  Press  to  Heads, 
Tutors  and  Praelectors  of  Colleges  and  Public  Hostels,  the  Principals  of 
Private  Hostels,  the  Censor  of  Non- Collegiate  Students,  and  the  persons 
appointed  to  affix  such  lists  on  the  College  screens. 

5.  In  the  case  of  Examinations  respecting  which  no  day  is  fixed  by 
Ordinance  for  the  Publication  of  the  List,  or  respecting  which  it  may  not 
be  desirable  to  have  the  publication  delayed  to  the  latest  day  fixed  by 
Ordinance,  the  Senior  Exammer  shall  communicate  to  the  Registrary  as 
soon  as  practicable  a  statement  of  the  day  on  which  he  may  expect  to 
receive  the  List;  and  the  Registrary  shall  cause  to  be  affixed  to  the 
Senate-House  door,  or  shall  insert  in  the  Reporter,  a  notice  of  the  expected 
date  of  publication. 

6.  In  any  case  in  which  the  Examiners  represent  to  the  Vice-Chancellor 
that  a  correction  or  addition  is  required  in  a  List  already  published  in 
accordance  with  the  foregoing  Regulations,  the  Vice-Chancellor  shall  have 
power  to  authorise  the  issue  of  an  amended  List  embodying  the  correction 
or  addition ;  this  amended  List  shall  be  signed,  published,  and  circulated 
in  the  same  manner  as  the  original  List,  and  shall  take  the  i)lace  thereof 
for  all  purposes. 


PLAN  OF  EXAMINATIONS  FOR  THE  ORDINARY 
B.A.  DEGREE. 

1.  A  Pievious  Examination,  held  in  the  Lent,  Easter  and  Michaelmas 
Terms  of  each  year,  on  the  plan  hereafter  described. 

2.  A  General  Examination  on  the  plan  hereafter  described;  or  as  an 
alternative,  one  of  the  Special  Examinations  enumerated  in  Section  3,  or 
a  Preliminary  Examination  in  Science  on  the  plan  hereafter  described. 


PLAN  OF  EXAMINATIONS.  9 

3.    A  Special  Examination  on  one  of  the  plans  hereafter  described,  in 


)    Theology, 

(/)     Military  subjects, 

)    Political  Economy, 

(m)   Psychology, 

Law, 

in)    Logic, 

)    History, 

10)     Physiology, 

Chemistry, 

(/>)    Geology, 

)   Physics, 

(q)     Botany, 

1    Mathematics, 

(r)     Zoolog-y, 

/    Classics 

(s)     Agricultural  Science, 

Mechanism  and  Applied  Science, 

(0     Geography, 

)   Music, 

(m)    Modern  Languages. 

A  candidate  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  who  has  passed  one  of  the 
ove-mentioned  Special  Examinations  as  an  alternative  for  the  General 
caraination  may  not  take  as  his  final  Examination  for  the  B.A.  Degree  a 
cond  Special  Examination  which  in  the  following  list  is  grouped  with 
e  Exammation  which  he  has  already  passed, 
rheology,  /  -^    /Classics, 

( Political  Economy,  '■    '    iModern  Languages, 

'     (Logic,  /y-N    I  Mathematics, 

)    Law,  ^     '    ( Mechanism  and  Applied  Science, 

)    History ,  (yiii)     Music, 

/Chemistry,  (ix)       Geography, 

I  Physics,  (x)       Military  Subjects. 

Psychology, 
Geology, 
Botany, 
j  Zoology, 
I  Physiology, 
'  Agricultural  Science, 
A  candidate  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  who  has  passed  the  Prelimi- 
ry  Examination  in  Science  as  an  alternative  for  the  General  Examination 
ay  not  take  as  his  final  Examination  for  the  B.A.  Degree  the  Special 
lamination  in  Physics  or  the  Special  Examination  in  Chemistry. 

A  student  who  has  passed  the  Special  Examination  in  Physics  as 
1  alternative  for  the  General  Examination  may  not  take  the  Special 
vamination  in  Engineering  Science  as  his  final  Examination  for  the 
idiiiary  B.A.  Degree,  and  the  candidate  who  has  passed  the  Special 
xamination  in  Enguieering  Science  as  an  alternative  for  the  General 
xamiiiation  may  not  take  the  Special  Examination  in  Physics  as  his 
ml  Examination!. 


Board  of  Examinations  (Peevious,  General,  and  Special). 
1.     The  general  superintendence  of  the  Previous,  General  and  Special 
xaminations  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  and  of  the  Preliminary 
lamination  in  Science  shall  be  entrusted  to  a  Board  consisting  of 

(1)  Eight  members  of  the  Senate,  elected  by  Grace,  two  of  whom 
all  retire  on  the  Slst  of  December  in  each  year,  and  their  places  be 
pplied  by  two  members  of  the  Senate,  elected  by  Grace  for  four  years, 
e  retiring  Members  of  the  Board  being  re-eligible. 

(2)  The  Chairman  of  the  Examiners  for  Part  I.  and  for  Part  II.  of 
le  Previous  Examination  and  for  the  General  Examination.  Every 
ich  Chairman  shall  be  a  member  of  the  Board  for  one  year  from  the 
•st  day  of  the  Easter  Term  next  following  the  date  of  his  election  as 
xaminer. 

1  This  alteration  shall  not  affect  students  now   in   residence  In  the  University  until  after  the 
Mter  Term  of  1916. 

1—6 


10         GENERAL  AND  SPECIAL  EXAMINATIONS, 

2.  The  Members  of  the  Board  shall  elect  their  own  Chairman  to 
hold  office  for  a  year,  or  for  such  other  period  as  the  Board  by  a  resolu- 
i  on  of  the  majority  of  the  whole  body  shall  prescribe. 

3.  The  Board  shall  be  empowered  to  entrust  particular  duties  to 
Committees  of  their  own  members,  or  to  their  Chairman,  or  to  any 
officers  appointed  by  the  Board, 

4.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  said  Board  to  consult  together  from 
time  to  time  on  all  matters  relating  to  the  state  of  the  PreviouB, 
General,  and  Special  Examinations  and  the  Preliminary  Examination 
in  Science,  and  in  particular  as  to  the  standard  for  passing;  and 
they  may  require  from  the  Examiners  any  information  on  these 
points  which  they  may  deem  necessary.  It  shall  also  be  the  duty 
of  the  Board  to  advise  the  Examiners  in  regard  to  the  standard  to  be 
maintained  as  well  as  in  regard  to  other  matters  connected  with  the 
Examinations  placed  under  their  supervision  and  to  consider  all  such 
questions  as  the  Examiners  may  refer  to  them;  to  nominate  all  the 
Examiners  for  the  Previous  and  General  Examinations,  the  subjects  in 
which  each  Examiner  shall  examine  being  specified  in  the  Grace  for  his 
election;  to  appoint  one  of  the  Examiners  in  Part  I.  and  one  of  the 
Examiners  in  Part  II.  of  the  Previous  Examination,  and  also  one  of  the 
Examiners  in  the  General  Examination,  as  Chairman  of  the  Examiners 
in  these  Examinations  respectively ;  each  Chairman  shall  receive  a  pay- 
ment of  five  pounds  ;  to  provide  suitable  accommodation  for  the  Ex- 
amination of  the  Candidates  in  the  Previous,  General  and  Special 
Examinations  and  the  Preliminary  Examination  in  Science;  to  publish 
Lists  of  the  Candidates  duly  arranged  ;  to  consider  the  cases  of  persons 
whose  names  have  been  omitted  from  such  Lists,  and  to  give  or  with- 
hold permission  for  such  persons  to  be  examined;  to  consider  the  cases 
of  persons  who  are  unable  from  illness  to  present  themselves  at  the 
Examination,  and  to  give  or  withhold  permission  for  such  persons  to  be 
examined  privately. 

5.  The  Board  shall  report  annually  to  the  Senate. 

6.  The  Board  shall  have  power  to  appoint  a  Secretary^  (who  shall 
hold  the  office  during  the  pleasure  of  the  Board)  with  an  annual  salary 
not  exceeding  one  Hundred  Pounds  a  year,  to  be  paid  out  of  the 
University  Chest. 

7.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Board  to  arrange  for  the  provision 
of  suitable  accommodation  for  the  examination  of  the  Candidates  in 
all  University  Examinations. 

8.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Board  to  provide  such  clerical 
assistance  as  may  be  necessary  to  enable  the  Examiners  in  University 
Examinations  to  carry  out  such  duties  as  may  be  assigned  to  them 
by  Ordinance  with  regard  to  the  drawing  up  of  Lists  of  Absentees  and 
the  arrangement  and  despatch  of  answer-papers,  and  to  give  the 
Examiners  information  of  these  arrangements.  ,, 

9.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Board  to  prescribe  the  conditions 
if  any,  under  which  candidates  whose  names  appear  in  the  corrected 
List  may  be  admitted  to  an  Examination  after  the  time  at  which  such 
Examination  is  announced  to  begin. 

1  The  present  Secretary  is  E.  J.  Gross,  M.A.  Gonville  and  Caius  College. 


GENEEAL  AND   SPECIAL  EXAMINATIONS.  11 

KEGULATIONS  APPLICABLE  TO  THE  PREVIOUS, 
GENERAL  AND  SPECIAL  EXAMINATIONS  AND 
TO  THE  MECHANICAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOS  QUALI- 
FYING  EXAMINATION. 

1.  Notice  of  the  dates  of  Exanunations  and  of  the  days  on  which 
he  lists  of  names  and  the  corrections  must  be  sent  to  the  Registrary 
hall  be  published  by  the  Registrary  at  least  a  month  belore  the  be- 
:inning  ot  any  of  the  Examinations  to  which  the  notice  refers. 

2.  At  least  three  weeks  before  the  commencement  of  the  Previous 
Examination  the  names  of  all  the  students  to  be  examined  shall  be 
ent  to  the  Registrary  by  the  Tutors  (either  directly  or  through  the 
^raelectors)  of  the  several  Colleges  and  Public  Hostels  the  Principals  of 
lostels  and  the  proper  officer  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board, 
n  separate  lists,  specifying  (1)  the  candidates  for  Part  I.,  (2)  the  candid- 
ites  for  Part  II.,  (3)  the  candidates  for  examination  in  the  Greek  or 
liatin  Classic  set  as  a  substitute  for  the  Gospel  in  the  original  Greek, 
4)  the  candidates  for  examination  in  the  English  subjects  including 
iither  (a)  the  Gospel  in  English,  or  (6)  the  English  Prose  work,  (5)  the 
:andidates  for  examination  in  elementary  logic,  [(5*)  1909  and  fol- 
owing  years  in  Elementary  Heat  and  Chemistry],  (0)  the  candidates  for 
he  Additional  Subjects  (a)  in  Mathematics,  (b)  in  French,  (c)  in  German ; 
md  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Registrary  to  ascertain  that  no  one  is 
mproperly  admitted  on  the  list  of  candidates. 

3.  On  the  fourteenth  day  before  the  commencement  of  the  Previous 
Examination,  the  Registrary  shall  send  to  the  Board  of  Examinations 
First  Lists  of  all  the  students  to  be  examined,  in  (1)  Part  I.  of  the  Previous 
Examination,  (2)  Part  II.  of  the  Previous  EKamination,  (3)  the  Additional 
Subjects  (a)  in  Mathematics,  {b)  in  French,  (c)  in  German.  The  Board  of 
Examinations  shall  arrange  the  candidates  in  convenient  divisions  for  the 
purpose  of  examination ;  and  shall  draw  up  a  plan  of  examination  to  be 
signed  by  the  Chairman  of  the  Board,  notifying  the  days  and  hours 
when  each  of  the  students  to  be  examined  shall  be  required  to  attend 
ihe  examination ;  and  the  Registrary  shall  send  a  copy  of  such  plan 
to  the  Tutors  and  Praelectors  of  the  several  Colleges  and  Public  Hostels 
the  Principals  of  Hostels  and  the  proper  officer  of  the  Non-Collegiate 
Students  Board. 

4.  At  least  three  weeks  before  the  commencement  of  the  General 
Examination  the  names  of  all  the  students  to  be  examined  shall  be  sent 
to  the  Registrary  by  the  Tutors  (either  directly  or  through  the  Praelectors) 
of  the  several  Colleges  and  Public  Hostels  the  Principals  of  Hostels  and 
the  proper  officer  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board,  in  separate  lists, 
specifying  (1)  the  candidates  for  Part  I.,   (2)  the  candidates  for  Part  II. 

5.  On  the  fourteenth  day  before  the  commencement  of  the  General 
Examination,  the  Registrary  shall  send  to  the  Board  of  Examinations 
First  Lists  of  all  the  students  to  be  examined  in  (1)  Part  I.,  (2) 
Part  II.  of  the  General  Examination,  and  the  Board  of  Examinations 
shall  arrange  the  candidates  in  convenient  divisions  for  the  purpose  of 
examination,  and  shall  draw  up  a  plan  of  examination  to  be  signed  by 
the  Chairman  of  the  Board,  notifying  the  days  and  hours  when  each  of 
the  students  to  be  examined  shall  be  required  to  attend  the  Examination, 


12  GENERAL  AND  SPECIAL  EXAMINATIONS. 

and  the  Registraiy  shall  send  a  copy  of  such  plan  to  the  Tutors  and 
Praelectors  of  the  several  Colleges  and  Public  Hostels,  the  Principals  of 
Hostels,  and  the  proper  officer  of  the  Non- Collegiate  Students  Boaid. 

6.  At  least  three  weeks  before  the  commeucement  of  each  of  the 
Special  Examinations  or  of  the  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos  Qualifying 
Examination  or  of  the  Preliminary  Examination  in  Science  or  of  the 
Examination  in  Preliminary  Architectural  Studies,  the  names  of 
all  the  students  to  be  examined  in  any  Special  Examination  or  in  the 

'  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos  Qualifying  Examination  or  in  either  Part 
of  any  Special  Examination  or  in  any  subject  of  the  Preliminary  Exam- 
ination in  Science  or  in  either  Part  of  the  Examination  in  Preliminai-y 
Architectural  Studies  shall  be  sent  to  the  Registrary  by  the  Tutors  (either ' 
directly  or  through  the  Praelectors)  of  the  several  Colleges  and  Publi< 
Hostels  the  Principals  of  Hostels  and  the  proper  officer  of  the  Non- 
Collegiate  Students  Board  in  separate  lists,  specifying  in  the  case  of 
each  Special  Examination  which  is  divided  into  two  Parts  (1)  the  can- 
didates for  Part  I.  of  each  examination,  (2)  the  candidates  for  Part  II, 
and  showing  by  marks  affixed  the  voluntary  or  alternative  subjects,  if 
any,  in  which  each  candidate  intends  to  present  himself  for  examination, 
and  in  the  case  of  the  Preliminary  Examination  in  Science  (1)  the 
candidates  in  Chemistry,  (2)  the  candidates  in  Physics,  (3)  the  candid-. 
ates  in  Elementary  Biology  and  in  the  case  of  the  Examination  in  Pre- 
liminary Architectural  Studies  (i)  the  candidates  for  Part  I.  of  the 
Examination,  shewing  whether  the  candidate  enters  for  the  voluntary 
paper,  (ii)  the  candidates  for  Part  II.,  shewing  whether  the  candidate 
enters  for  the  voluntary  paper,  and  also  which  of  the  three  periods 
specified  in  paper  (3)  he  offers  for  examination. 

7.  Not  later  than  the  fourteenth  day  before  the  commencement  of 
each  of  the  Special  Examinations  or  of  the  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos 
Qualifying  Examination  or  of  the  Preliminary  Examination  in  Science, 
the  Registrary  shall  send  to  the  Board  of  Examinations  a  First  List  of 
all  the  students  to  be  examined  and  in  the  case  of  Special  Examinations 
and  of  the  Preliminary  Examination  in  Science,  the  subjects  in  which 
they  are  to  be  examined.  The  Board  of  Examinations  shall  draw  up  a 
plan  of  Examination  to  be  signed  by  the  Chairman  of  the  Board,  noti- 
fying the  days  and  hours  of  Examination  in  the  diffisrent  subjects,  and 
shall  send  a  copy  of  such  plan  before  the  Examination  to  the  Tutors  and 
Praelectors  of  the  several  Colleges  and  Public  Hostels  the  Principals  of 
Hostels  and  the  proper  officer  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board. 

8.  The  Registrary  shall  issue  a  Corrected  List  of  the  candidates  on 
the  seventh  day  before  the  commencement  of  each  of  the  Previous  General 
and  Special  Examinations  or  of  the  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos  Quali- 
fying Examination  or  of  the  Preliminary  Examination  in  Science.  No 
candidate  shall  be  allowed  to  attend  any  of  these  examinations  unless 
(a)  his  name  shall  be  sent  to  the  Registrary  and  he  be  certified  by 
the  Registrary  to  the  Chairman  of  the  Examiners  to  be  eligible  as  a 
candidate,  and  (6)  the  Chairman  shall  grant  him  permission  to  be 
examined ;  and  in  no  circumstances  shall  such  a  student  be  allowed 
to  enter  for  a  paper  which  is  not  taken  by  at  least  one  candidate 
entered  in  the  corrected  list  for  that  paper.  In  the  case  of  those 
Examinations  for  which  no  Chairman  of  the  Examiners  is  appointed 


GENERAL  AND   SPECIAL  EXAMINATIONS.  13 

'  Ordinance  the  Senior  Eesident  Examiner  shall  for  the  purpose  of 
is  Eegulation,  be  regarded  as  the  Chairman. 

If,  according  to  the  Corrected  List,  there  shall  be  a  voluntary  or 
fcernative  subject  of  any  Special  Examination  in  which  no  candidate 
tends  to  present  himself  for  examination,  the  Examiners  shall  not  be 
quired  to  prepare  an  examination  paper  in  that  subject. 

9.  If  a  candidate  for  any  of  these  examinations  whose  name  has  not 
en  sent  in  to  the  Registrary  on  or  before  the  tenth  day  previous  to  the 
mmencement  of  the  examination  be  nevertheless  admitted  to  the 
amination  a  fee  of  £1  shall  be  paid  for  him  together  with  the  fee  due 
V  the  examination. 

10.  The  Examiner  in  charge  of  each  of  these  Examinations  shall 
;  responsible,  with  the  assistance  of  the  University  Marshal  and 
;ch  further  assistance  as  the  Board  of  Examinations  are  able  to 
ovide,  for  recording  on  each  occasion  which  of  the  candidates,  if  any, 
e  absent,  and  for  seeing  that  the  answer-papers  are  arranged  in 
phabetical  order,  and  despatched  in  a  sealed  packet,  together  with  a 
it  of  absentees  to  the  Examiner  who  is  to  mark  them. 

No  copy  of  any  examination-paper  shall  be  taken  from  the  examin- 
ion-room  until  the  conclusion  of  the  examination-period  for  that 
iper  without  the  consent  of  the  Examiner  in  charge. 

It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Chairman  of  the  Examiners  for  each 
xamination  (or,  in  cases  where  no  Chairman  is  appointed  by 
rdiuance,  the  Senior  Resident  Examiner)  to  draw  up  a  scheme  to  be 
Dproved  by  the  Examiners  for  that  Examination,  shewing  which  of 
lem  is  responsible  for  each  of  the  examination-periods  with  which 
;  a  body  they  are  concerned. 

It  shall  further  be  the  duty  of  the  Chairman  of  the  Examiners  (or 
le  Senior  Resident  Examiner)  for  each  Examination  to  send  to  the 
egistrary,  as  soon  as  practicable  after  the  commencement  of  the 
xamination,  a  copy  of  the  Corrected  List  of  Candidates  with  such 
trther  corrections,  if  any,  as  may  be  necessary,  certified  by  him  to 
I  a  correct  List  of  the  Candidates  actually  under  examination :  and 
lis  list  shall  be  considered  to  be  the  Final  List  of  Candidates  for 
ich  Examination,  and  shall  be  preserved  in  the  Registry. 

11.  In  all  cases  where  fees  are  due  from  candidates  the  Registrary 
lall  send  to  the  Tutors  of  the  several  Colleges  and  Public  Hostels  the 
rincipals  of  Hostels  and  the  proper  oflficer  of  the  Non-Collegiate 
:udents  Board  lists  of  their  pupils  who  are  under  examination  according 

the  Final  List,  distinguishing  those  (if  any)  whose  names  were  not 
eluded  in  the  Corrected  List :  and  the  Tutors  of  the  several  Colleges 
id  Public  Hostels  the  Principals  of  Hostels  and  the  officer  of  the 
on-Collegiate  Students  Board  shall  send  to  the  Registrary  the  fees  due 
om  their  respective  pupils. 

12.  Lists  or  Names  shall  be  considered  to  have  been  sent  to  the 
egistrary  on  a  day  specified,  if  they  have  been  delivered  at  or  posted  to 
s  office  on  that  day. 

If  any  of  the  days  specified  for  issuing  or  sending  lists  fall  on 
Sunday  the  lists  in  question  shall  be  issued  or  sent  on  the  Saturday 


14  PBEVIOUS  EXAMINATION. 

EEGULATIONS  FOE  THE  PREVIOUS  EXAMINATION. 

{For  conditions  of  Exemption  from  the  Previous  Examination 
see  pp.  22—30  and  182—189.) 

1.  The  Previous  Examination  shall  be  held  four  times  in  each  year. 

2.  The  first  examination  shall  begin  on  the  first  Tuesday  after  the 
last  day  of  full  Lent  Term. 

3.  The  second  shall  begin  on  the  first  Tuesday  after  the  third  Sunday 
in  June. 

4.  The  third  shall  begin  on  either  the  first  Tuesday  in  October  or  the 
first  Thursday  or  the  first  Saturday,  whichever  shall  first  happen. 

5.  The  fourth  shall  begin  on  the  day  following  the  last  day  of  full 
Michaelmas  Term. 

6.  The  Previous  Examination  shall  consist  of  two  parts. 

7.  In  Part  I  four  pajiers  shall  be  set,  viz. : 

(1)  a  paper  on  one  of  the  Gospels  in  the  original  Greek  containing 

(a)  questions  on  the  subject-matter, 

(b)  short  passages  for  translation  and  explanation ; 

(2)  a  paper  on  one  of  the  Latin  classics  containing 

(a)  passages  for  translation  with  grammatical  questions  arising 

from  or  suggested  by  these  passages, 

(b)  questions  on  the  subject-matter ; 

(3)  a  paper  on  one  of  the  Greek  classics  containing 

(a)  passages  for  translation  with  grammatical  questions  arising 

from  or  suggested  by  these  passages, 

(b)  questions  on  the  subject-matter ; 

(4)  a  paper  containing  two  or  more  easy  unprepared  passages  of 

Latin  to  be  translated  into  English,  the  use  of  a  dictionaiy 
being  allowed. 

Provided  that  in  the  case  of  those  students  who  may  desire  it,  there 
shall  be  substituted  for  the  paper  marked  (1)  an  additional  paper  on  one 
of  the  Greek  or  Latin  Classics ;  and  further  that  in  the  case  of  those 
students  who  may  desire  it,  instead  of  the  paper  marked  (2)  there  shall  be 
substituted  a  paper  containing  two  or  more  unprepared  passages  of  Latin 
of  ordinary  difficulty,  not  contained  in  the  set  book,  to  be  translated  into 
English  without  the  use  of  a  dictionary,  together  with  grammatical  ques- 
tions arising  thereupon;  and  further  that  in  the  case  of  those  students 
who  may  desire  it,  instead  of  the  paper  marked  (3)  a  paper  containing  two 
or  more  unprepared  passages  of  Greek  of  ordinary  difficulty,  not  contained 
in  the  set  book,  to  be  translated  into  English  without  the  use  of  a  dictionary, 
together  with  grammatical  questions  arising  thereupon. 

Provided  further  that  in  the  case  of  those  students  who,  being  natives 
of  Asia  or  of  Egypt,  and  not  of  European  parentage,  may  desire  it,  instead 
of  the  paper  marked  (1)  there  shall  be  substituted  a  paper  on  the  same 
Gospel  in  the  Authorised  English  Version,  or  on  a  modern  English  prose 
work  of  a  historical  character,  with  questions  on  the  subject-matter;  and 
instead  of  the  paper  marked  (3)  a  paper  on  a  play  of  Shakespeare  or  some 
other  classic  English  play  or  poem  of  similar  length,  with  grammatical 
and  other  questions  arising  thereupon. 

Provided  further  that,  in  the  case  of  those  students  who,  being  natives 
of  Asia  or  Africa  and  not  of  European  parentage,  may  desire  it,  in  addition 
to  the  alternative  papers  mentioned  above  for  the  papers  marked  (1)  and  (3), 
there  shall  be  substituted,  instead  of  papers  marked  (2)  and  (4),  two  papers 
in  Arabic,  Chinese,  Sanskrit,  or  Pali. 

The  papers  in  these  languages  shall  be  set  when  required  in  the  Previous 


PREVIOUS  EXAMINATION.  15 

xamination  whicli  takes  place  at  the  end  of  the  Michaehnas  Teiin,  and — 
1  the  case  of  each  of  the  languages — one  of  the  two  papers  shall  contain 

(a)  passages  for  translation  into  English  from  set  books,  or 

portions  of  books  with  grammatical  or  other  questions 
immediately  arising  thereupon, 

(b)  questions  on  the  subject-matter ; 

ud  the  other  shall  contain  two  or  more  easy  unprepared  passages  of  the 
luguage  to  be  translated  into  English. 

No  student  shall  be  allowed  to  offer  himself  as  a  candidate  for  the 
xamination  in  Arabic,  Chinese,  Sanskrit,  or  Pali  after  the  end  of  his  third 
ivm  of  residence  ;  and  no  candidate  can  claim  to  be  examined  in  Arabic, 
hinese,  Sanskrit,  or  Pali  unless  notice  has  been  given  to  the  Registrary 
efore  the  twenty-first  of  October  next  preceding  the  examination. 

Students  who  have  not  passed  in  Greek  in  the  Previous  Examination 
re  not  allowed  to  take  up  Persian  alone  in  the  Oriental  Languages  Tripos ; 
nd  students  who  have  passed  in  Ai-abic,  Chinese,  Sanskrit,  or  Pali 
istead  of  Greek  or  Latin,  are  not  allowed  to  offer  themselves  as  candidates 
jr  the  Oriental  Languages  Tripos. 

8.  The  appointment  of  the  particular  Gospel  and,  in  regard  to  the 
jatin  and  Greek  classics,  including  that  which  may  be  substituted  for  the 
rospel,  the  appointment  both  of  the  authors  and  of  the  portions  of  their 
^orks,  which  it  may  be  expedient  to  select,  shall  rest  with  the  Special 
5oard  for  Classics  upon  the  understanding  that  the  Board  shall  so  limit 
he  subjects  of  the  examination  that  the  persons  who  are  to  be  examined 
nay  be  reasonably  expected  to  shew  a  competent  knowledge  of  all  the 
ubjects.  In  regard  to  the  English  subjects,  the  like  appointment  shall 
est  with  the  Special  Board  for  Classics. 

The  authors  and  the  portions  of  their  works  prescribed  for  the 
xaminations  in  Arabic,  Chinese,  Sanskrit,  and  Pali  in  any  year  shall  be 
elected  by  the  Special  Board  for  Oriental  Classics. 

*,).  Notice  of  the  subjects  of  examination  for  each  civil  year  shall  be 
ssued  before  the  middle  of  the  Lent  Term  of  the  civil  year  immediately 
)receding,  the  subjects  of  the  four  examinations  in  each  civil  year  being 
he  same. 

10.  In  Part  II  four  papers  shaU  be  set,  viz. : 

(1)  a  paper  on  Paley's  Evidences,  or  as  an  alternative  either  a 

paper  in  Elementary  Logic  or  a  paper  in  Elementary  Heat 
and  Chemistry ; 

(2)  a  paper  on  Geometry ; 

(3)  a  paper  on  Arithmetic  and  Elementary  Algebra ; 

(4)  a  paper  containing  subjects  for  an  English  Essay  selected  from 

a  standard  work  or  works. 

11.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Special  Board  for  Moral  Science  to 
define  from  time  to  time  by  a  schedule  or  otherwise  the  nature  and  extent 
pf  the  examination  in  Elementary  Logic. 

The  paper  on  Elementary  Heat  and  Chemistry  shall  contain  ques- 
tipus  on  the  following  parts  of  the  subjects : — 

:  Heat.  Thermometers.  Calorimetry,  specific  heat,  latent  heat.  Ex- 
pansion. Change  of  state.  Convection,  conduction,  and  the  elements  of 
radiation. 

Candidates  will  be  expected  to  have  gone  through  the  following  course 
of  practical  work.  Comparison  of  common  thermometers,  and  testing 
their  fixed  points.  Determination  of  specific  heats  by  the  method  of 
mixture.    Determination  of  the  latent  heat  of  fusion  of  ice. 


16  PEEVIOUS   EXAMINATION. 

Chemistry.  The  distinction  between  elements,  compounds  and  mix- 
tures. The  distinction  between  physical  and  chemical  changes.  The  law 
of  definite  proportions ;  the  law  of  combination  of  gases  by  volume.  Law 
of  Avogadro.  Equivalent  weight,  molecular  weight,  atomic  weight,  and 
their  determination  by  direct  methods  only.  Simple  calculations,  based 
on  experimental  results,  involving  the  weights  and  volumes  of  substances 
that  take  part  in  chemical  reactions.  The  representation  by  equations  of 
simple  chemical  changes. 

The  preparation  and  properties  of  the  following  elements ;  hydrogen, 
oxygen,  nitrogen,  chlorine,  carbon,  sulphur.  The  study  in  particular  of 
water,  air,  ammonia,  hydrochloric  acid,  carbon  dioxide,  carbon  monoxide, 
sulphur  dioxide,  chalk. 

The  preparation  and  properties  of  acids,  bases,  and  salts. 

Questions  will  be  set  so  as  to  test  whether  the  candidates  have  gone 
through  a  course  of  experimental  work,  involving  the  study  of  the  sub- 
stances and  principles  enumerated  above. 

The  paper  in  Geometey  shall  contain  questions  on  Practical  and  on 
Theoretical  Geometry.  Every  candidate  shall  be  expected  to  answer 
questions  in  both  branches  of  the  subject. 

The  questions  on  Practical  Geometry  shall  be  set  on  the  constructions 
contained  in  the  annexed  Schedule  A,  together  with  easy  extensions  of 
them.  In  cases  where  the  validity  of  a  construction  is  not  obvious,  the 
reasoning  by  which  it  is  justified  may  be  required.  Every  candidate  shall 
provide  himself  with  a  ruler  graduated  in  inches  and  tenths  of  an  inch, 
and  in  centimetres  and  millimetres,  a  set  square,  a  protractor,  compasses, 
and  a  hard  pencil.  All  figures  should  be  drawn  accurately.  Questions 
may  be  set  in  which  the  use  of  the  set  square  or  of  the  protractor  is 
forbidden. 

The  questions  on  Theoretical  Geometry  shall  consist  of  theorems  con- 
tamed  in  the  annexed  Schedule  B,  together  with  questions  upon  these 
theorems,  easy  deductions  from  them,  and  arithmetical  illustrations.  Any 
proof  of  a  proposition  shall  be  accepted  which  appears  to  the  examiners  to 
form  part  of  a  systematic  treatment  of  the  subject ;  the  order  in  which  the 
theorems  are  stated  in  Schedule  B  is  not  imposed  as  the  sequence  of  their 
treatment. 

In  the  proof  of  theorems  and  deductions  from  them,  the  use  of  hypo- 
thetical constructions  shall  be  permitted.  Proofs  which  are  only  applicable 
to  commensurable  magnitudes  shall  be  accepted. 

SCHEDULE   A. 

Bisection  of  angles  and  of  straight  lines. 

Construction  of  perpendiculars  to  straight  lines. 

Construction  of  an  angle  equal  to  a  given  angle. 

Construction  of  parallels  to  a  given  straight  line. 

Simple  cases  of  the  construction  from  sufficient  data  of  triangles  and 
quadi'ilaterals. 

Division  of  straight  lines  into  a  given  number  of  equal  parts  or  into 
parts  in  any  given  proportions. 

Construction  of  a  triangle  equal  in  area  to  a  given  polygon.  ^ 

Construction  of  tangents  to  a  circle  and  of  common  tangents  to  two 
circles. 

Simple  cases  of  the  construction  of  circles  from  sufficient  data. 

Construction  of  a  fourth  proportional  to  three  given  straight  lines  and 
a  mean  proportional  to  two  given  straight  lines. 

Construction  of  regular  figures  of  3,  4,  6  or  8  sides  in  or  about  a  given 
circle. 

Construction  of  a  square  equal  in  area  to  a  given  polygon. 


PREVIOUS  EXAMINATION.  17 

SCHEDULE   B. 

Angles  at  a  Point. 
If  a  straight  line  stands  on  another  straight  line,  the  sum  of  the  two 
:gles  so  formed  is  equal  to  two  right  angles ;  and  the  converse. 
If  two  straight  Imes  intersect,  the  vertically  opposite  angles  are  equal. 

Parallel  Straight  Lines. 
When  a  straight  line  cuts  two  other  straight  lines,  if 
(i)      a  pair  of  alternate  angles  are  equal, 
(ii)      a  pau'  of  corresponding  angles  are  equal, 

(iii)     a  pair  of  interior  angles  on  the  same  side  of  the  cutting  line 
are  together  equal  to  two  right  angles, 
lien  the  two  straight  lines  are  parallel ;  and  the  converse. 

Straight  lines  which  are  parallel  to  the  same  straight  line  are  parallel 
)  one  another. 

Triangles  and  Rectilinear  Figures. 
The  sum  of  the  angles  of  a  triangle  is  equal  to  two  right  angles. 
If  the  sides  of  a  convex  polygon  are  produced  in  order,  the  sum  of  the 
ngles  so  formed  is  equal  to  four  right  angles. 

If  two  triangles  have  two  sides  of  the  one  equal  to  two  sides  of  the 
fcher,  each  to  each,  and  also  the  angles  contained  by  those  sides  equal,  the 
iangles  are  congruent. 

If  two  ti-iangles  have  two  angles  of  the  one  equal  to  two  angles  of  the 
ibher,  each  to  each,  and  also  one  side  of  the  one  equal  to  the  corresponding 
ide  of  the  other,  the  triangles  are  congruent. 

If  two  sides  of  a  triangle  are  equal,  the  angles  opposite  to  these  sides 
re  equal ;  and  the  converse. 

If  two  triangles  have  the  three  sides  of  the  one  equal  to  the  three  sides 
f  the  other,  each  to  each,  the  triangles  are  congruent. 

If  two  right-angled  triangles  have  their  hypotenuses  equal,  and  one 
ide  of  the  one  equal  to  one  side  of  the  other,  the  triangles  are  congruent. 

If  two  sides  of  a  triangle  are  unequal,  the  greater  side  has  the  greater 
ngle  opposite  to  it ;  and  the  converse. 

Of  all  the  straight  lines  that  can  be  drawn  to  a  given  straight  line  from 
given  pomt  outside  it,  the  perpendicular  is  the  shortest. 

The  opposite  sides  and  angles  of  a  parallelogram  are  equal,  each 
;iagonal  bisects  the  parallelogram,  and  the  diagonals  bisect  one  another. 
If  there  are  three  or  more  parallel  straight  lines,  and  the  intercepts 
lade  by  them  on  any  straight  line  that  cuts  them  are  equal,  then  the 
orresponding  intercepts  on  any  other  straight  line  that  cuts  them  are  also 
qnal. 

Areas. 
Parallelograms  on  the  same  or  equal  bases  and  of  the  same  altitude  are 
qual  in  area. 

Triangles  on  the  same  or  equal  bases  and  of  the  same  altitude  are  equal 
,1  area. 
Equal  triangles  on  the  same  or  equal  bases  are  of  the  same  altitude. 
Illustrations  and  explanations  of  the  geometrical  theorems  correspond- 
(ig  to  the  following  algebraical  identities : — 

h{a-irh-\-c-V  ..■)  =  ka-irhh+hc-¥  ..., 
(«+ft)2=ra2+2a6  +  &2, 
(a-&)-2=a2-2a&  +  &2, 
a^-b^=(a  +  b){a-b). 
The  square  on  a  side  of  a  triangle  is  greater  than,  equal  to,  or  less  than 
he  stun  of  the  squares  on  the  other  two  sides,  according  as  the  angle  con- 
ained  by  those  sides  is  obtuse,  right,  or  acute.    The  difference  in  the  cases 


18  PREVIOUS  EXAMINATION. 

of  inequality  is  twice  the  rectangle  contained  by  one  of  the  two  sides  and 
the  projection  on  it  of  the  other. 

Loci. 
The  locus  of  a  point  which  is  equidistant  from  two  fixed  points  is  the 
perpendicular  bisector  of  the  straight  line  johiing  the  two  fixed  points. 

The  locus  of  a  point  which  is  equidistant  from  two  intersecting  straight 
lines  consists  of  the  pair  of  straight  lines  which  bisect  the  angles  between 
the  two  given  lines. 

The  Circle. 

A  straight  line,  drawn  from  the  centre  of  a  circle  to  bisect  a  chord 
which  is  not  a  diameter,  is  at  right  angles  to  the  chord;  conversely,  the 
perpendicular  to  a  chord  from  the  centre  bisects  the  chord. 

There  is  one  circle,  and  one  only,  which  passes  through  three  given 
points  not  in  a  straight  line. 

In  equal  circles  (or,  in  the  same  circle)  (i)  if  two  arcs  subtend  equal 
angles  at  the  centres,  they  are  equal ;  (ii)  conversely,  if  two  arcs  are  equal, 
they  subtend  equal  angles  at  the  centres. 

In  equal  circles  (or,  in  the  same  circle)  (i)  if  two  chords  are  equal,  they 
cut  off  equal  arcs ;  (ii)  conversely,  if  two  arcs  are  equal,  the  chords  of  the 
arcs  are  equal. 

Equal  chords  of  a  circle  are  equidistant  from  the  centres ;  and  the 
converse. 

The  tangent  at  any  point  of  a  circle  and  the  radius  through  the  point 
are  perjiendicular  to  one  another. 

If  two  cu-cles  touch,  the  point  of  contact  lies  on  the  straight  hne 
through  the  centres. 

The  angle  which  an  arc  of  a  cu'cle  subtends  at  the  centre  is  double  that 
which  it  subtends  at  any  point  on  the  remaining  part  of  the  circumference. 

Angles  in  the  same  segment  of  a  circle  are  equal ;  and,  if  the  line 
joining  two  points  subtends  equal  angles  at  two  other  jioints  on  the  same 
side  of  it,  the  four  points  lie  on  a  circle. 

The  angle  in  a  semicircle  is  a  right  angle;  the  angle  in  a  segment 
greater  than  a  semicircle  is  less  than  a  right  angle;  and  the  angle  in  a 
segment  less  than  a  semicircle  is  greater  than  a  right  angle. 

The  opposite  angles  of  any  quadrilateral  inscribed  in  a  circle  are  sup- 
plementary ;  and  the  converse. 

If  a  straight  line  touch  a  circle,  and  from  the  point  of  contact  a  chord 
be  drawn,  the  angles  which  this  chord  makes  with  the  tangent  are  equal  to 
the  angles  in  the  alternate  segments. 

If  two  chords  of  a  circle  intersect  either  inside  or  outside  the  circle  the 
rectangle  contained  by  the  parts  of  the  one  is  equal  to  the  rectangle  con- 
tained by  the  parts  of  the  other. 

Proportion:   Similar  Triangles. 

If  a  straight  line  is  drawn  parallel  to  one  side  of  a  triangle,  the  other 
two  sides  are  divided  proportionally  ;  and  the  converse. 

If  two  triangles  are  equiangular  their  corresponding  sides  are  propor- 
tional ;  and  the  converse. 

If  two  triangles  have  one  angle  of  the  one  equal  to  one  angle  of  the 
other  and  the  sides  about  these  equal  angles  proportional,  the  triangles  are 
similar. 

The  internal  bisector  of  an  angle  of  a  triangle  divides  the  opposite  side 
internally  in  the  ratio  of  the  sides  containing  the  angle,  and  likewise  the 
external  bisector  externally. 

The  ratio  of  the  areas  of  similar  triangles  is  equal  to  the  ratio  of  the 
squares  on  corresponding  sides. 


PKEVIOUS    EXAMINATION.  19 

In  Arithmetic  a  knowledge  of  recurring  decimals  and  of  the  process 
extracting  cube  root  shall  not  be  required;  the  use  of  algebraical 
nbols  and  processes  shall  be  permitted. 

In  Elementary  Algebra  questions  may  be  set  on  the  following  parts 
the  subject: — 

Addition,  subtraction,  multiplication  and  division;  simple  equations; 
ctions;  highest  common  factor,  lowest  common  multiple;  quadratic 
lations ;  solutions  of  two  simultaneous  equations,  one  at  least  being 
ear ;  simple  graphs ;  problems  requiring  the  classes  of  equations  speci- 
1;  simple  questions  on  fractional  indices;  the  nature  and  simple  pro- 
ities  of  logarithms  to  the  base  10,  with  easy  applications  of  four-figure 
)les;  ratio  and  proportion;  arithmetic  progression,  finite  geometric 
agressions. 

The  appointment  of  the  standard  English  work  or  works,  from  which 
e  subjects  for  the  English  Essay  are  to  be  selected,  shall  rest  with  the 
•ecial  Board  for  Classics. 

12.    Each  of  the  examinations  shall  be  open  to  all  matriculated  stu- 
nts in  their  first  or  any  later  term  of  residence,  also  to  any  person  who 
not  yet  a  matriculated  student  provided  that  a  certificate  be  received  by 
e  Eegistrary  from  the  Tutor  of  a  College  or  Public  Hostel  or  from  the 
oi)er  officer  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students'  Board  stating  that  the  can- 
late  has  been  admitted,  or  is  in  his  opinion  a  bona  fide  appUcant  for 
mission,  to  his  College  or  Public  Hostel  or  as  a  Non-Collegiate  student 
the  case  may  be.    For  a  candidate  who  has  not  yet  paid  the  matricu- 
iiou  fee,  the  matriculation  fee — as  well  as  the  examination  fees — shall 
]>;iid  to  the  Eegistrary. 
'or  the  rides  respecting  the  preparation  of  the  lists  of  Candidates  see 
(itions  ajjjdicable  to  the  Previous,  General  and  Special  Examinations 
,.  pp.  11-13). 

I'd.  Students  shall  not  be  obliged  to  pass  in  both  parts  of  the  Previous 
xamination  at  the  same  time,  but  may  offer  themselves  for  examination 
tiler  in  both  parts  or  in  one  part  only. 

11.  No  student  shall  be  approved  by  the  examiners  for  either  part  of 
le  Previous  Examination  unless  he  shall  have  satisfied  the  examiners  in 
icli  paper  of  such  part.  But  students  who  have  satisfied  the  examiners 
Arabic,  Chinese,  Sanskrit,  or  Pali  in  the  Previous  Examination  in 
ly  year  may  offer  themselves  for  examination  in  the  remaming  papers  of 
art  I  on  any  subsequent  occasion. 

1.').  Every  student  shall  be  required  in  writing  his  answers  to  conform 
t  the  rules  of  English  grammar,  including  orthography ;  and  no  student 
lall  be  approved  by  the  examiners  who  shall  fail  to  satisfy  them  in  this 
■sjject, 

16.  The  names  of  the  students  approved  shall  be  placed  by  the  ex- 
liiiiiers  in  two  separate  lists,  one  for  each  part  of  the  examination,  each 
st  containing  four  classes  with  the  names  in  each  class  arranged  alpha- 
ttically;  and  these  lists  shall  be  published  in  the  Senate-House  on  some 
ly  to  be  appointed  by  the  Board  of  Examinations. 

17.  In  the  Michaelmas  Term  of  every  year  the  Senate  shall  elect  nine 
X  nniners  to  conduct,  in  the  following  year,  the  examinations  above  de- 
•ribed;  such  examiners  to  be  members  of  the  Senate,  and  to  be  nominated 
y  tlie  Board  of  Examinations.  At  the  same  time  the  Senate  shall  elect 
11  examiner  in  Logic,  such  examiner  to  be  a  member  of  the  Senate  and  to 
e  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Moral  Science. 

I'he  Senate  shall  also  elect  before  the  division  of  the  term  in  which  the 
xniiiinations  in  Arabic,  Chinese,  Sanskrit,  and  Pali  are  to  be  held,  one  or 
lore  examiners  in  each  of  these  subjects  for  which  any  candidates  may 


20  PREVIOUS  EXAMINATION. 

have  entered,  such  examiners  to  be  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for 
Oriental  Studies. 

18.  Of  the  examiners  nominated  by  the  Board  of  Examinations  four 
shall  examine  in  the  subjects  of  Part  I  including  the  English  subjects  i 
which  may  be  substituted  for  Greek,  and  five,  in  the  subjects  of  Part  II, 

19.  Before  the  commencement  of  the  examination  there  shall  be,  (1)  a 
meeting  of  the  examiners  in  Part  I,  when  the  papers  set  by  each  examiner 
in  that  Part  shall  be  submitted  to  the  other  examiners  in  Part  I  for  their 
approval ;  (2)  a  meeting  of  the  examiners  in  Part  II,  when  the  papers  set 
by  each  examiner  in  that  Part  shall  be  submitted  to  the  other  examiners  in 
Part  II  for  their  approval.  The  questions  proposed  to  be  set  by  each 
examiner  shall  be  submitted  in  print  to  his  colleagues  at  least  three  days 
before  a  meeting  for  the  consideration  of  the  papers.  •  All  meetings  of  the 
examiners  for  each  Part  shall  be  summoned  and  presided  over  by  the 
chairman  of  the  examhiers  for  that  Part,- 

These  regulations  shall  not  apply  to  the  examiners  in  Arabic,  Chinese, 
Sanskrit,  and  Pali,  but  such  examiners  shall  submit  their  papers  to  the 
Special  Board  for  Oriental  Studies. 

20.  Each  examiner  in  Part  I  and  each  examiner  in  the  Mathematical 
subjects  in  Part  II  shall  receive  £70  from  the  University  Chest,  and  the 
examiner  in  the  English  Essay  in  Part  II  shall  receive  £60  from  the 
University  Chest. 

The  examiners  in  Paley's  Evidences,  Elementary  Logic,  and  Elemen- 
tary Heat  and  Chemistry  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such 
remuneration  as  may  be  determined  by  the  Board  of  Examinations  with 
the  consent  of  the  Vice-ChanceUor. 

In  every  year  in  which  an  examination  in  Arabic,  Chinese,  Sanski'it,  or 
Pali  is  held,  the  examiners  who  take  part  in  the  examination  shall  receive 
from  the  University  Chest  such  remuneration  as  shall  be  determined  by 
the  Board  of  Examinations  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice-ChanceUor. 

21.  One  at  least  of  the  Proctors  or  Pro-Proctors  and  three  at  least  of 
the  examiners  shall  be  present  throughout  all  the  examinations. 

22.  Four  of  the  Pi'octors'  and  Pro-Proctors'  men  shall  be  in  attendance 
upon  the  examiners  throughout  all  the  examinations. 

23.  No  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts,  LaAv,  Medicine  or  Surgery  shall  be 
granted  unless  a  certificate  be  presented  to  the  Council  of  the  Senate, 
shewing  that  the  candidate  for  such  degree  has  passed  to  the  satisfaction 
of  the  examiners,  both  Parts  of  the  Previous  Examination. 


Additional  Examination  of  Candidates  for  Honours. 

1.  There  shall  be  Additional  Subjects  of  Examination  in  Mathe- 
matics and  Modern  Languages  for  those  Students  who  intend  to  be 
Candidates  for  Honours  in  any  Tripos.  No  Student  shall  be  admitted 
to  Examination  as  a  Candidate  for  such  Honours  who  has  not  passed 
an  Examination  in  one  of  the  Additional  Subjects  as  hereinafter  defined 
and  in  both  parts  of  the  Previous  Examination  to  the  satisfaction  of  the 
Examiners. 

2.  The  Additional  Subjects  shall  be  (1)  Mechanics,  (2)  French, 
(3)  German. 

(1)  Mechanics.  Two  papers  shall  be  set,  which  shall  consist  of 
questions  on  Mechanics  with  simple  questions  on  Trigonometry. 

Mechanics  shall  include  the  composition  and  resolution  of  forces 
acting  in  one  plane  at  a  point  and  of  parallel  forces,  including  simple 


PKEVIOUS  EXAMINATION.  21 

•plications  of  graphical  methods  to  the  composition  and  resolution  of 
;ch  forces;  moments;  centre  of  gravity  and  its  determination  in 
mple  cases ;  applications  to  the  inclined  plane,  lever,  common  balance, 
heel  and  axle,  block  and  tackle ;  simple  explanations  and  illustrations 
■  friction ;  the  composition  and  resolution  of  velocities  and  accelera- 
ons  in  one  plane;  rectilinear  motion  under  uniform  acceleration; 
ass,  momentum,  dynamical  measure  of  force,  action  and  reaction ; 
le  time  of  flight,  greatest  height  and  horizontal  range  of  a  projectile. 

A  theoretical  proof  of  the  parallelogram  of  forces  shall  not  be 
;quired. 

Trigonometry  shall  include  the  measurement  of  angles  in  degrees, 
iinutes,  and  seconds;  the  definitions  and  simple  relations  of  the 
igonometrical  ratios  of  a  positive  angle  not  greater  than  two 
ght  angles ;  the  numerical  values  of  these  ratios  in  simple  cases ;  the 
se  of  four-figure  tables  of  natural  sines,  cosines  and  tangents ;  the 
rapier  relations  between  the  sides  and  angles  of  a  triangle. 

Every  candidate  shall  provide  himself  with  a  ruler  graduated  in 
iches  and  tenths  of  an  inch,  and  in  centimetres  and  millimetres,  a  set 
|uare,  a  protractor,  compasses  and  a  hard  pencil. 

(2)  French.  (3)  German.  Two  papers  shall  be  set  in  each  lan- 
uage,  one  containing  passages  for  translation  into  English  from  selected 
ooks,  with  such  elementary  questions  on  grammar  as  naturally  arise 
ut  of  the  books  set,  the  other  containing  easy  passages  for  translation 
ito  English  from  other  books,  with  such  elementary  questions  on 
rain  mar  as  naturally  arise  out  of  the  passages  set. 

3.  The  Examination  shall  be  conducted  entirely  by  printed  papers. 

4.  The  Examination  shall  be  held  four  times  in  each  year,  at  the 
inies  of  the  Previous  Examination. 

5.  Each  of  the  Examinations  shall  be  open  to  all  matriculated 
tudents  in  their  first  or  any  later  term  of  residence ;  also  to  any  person 
v'ho  is  not  yet  a  Matriculated  Student,  provided  that  a  Certificate  be 
eceived  by  the  Registrary  from  the  Tutor  of  a  College  or  Public  Hostel 
T  from  the  proper  Officer  of  the  Non -Collegiate  Students  Board,  stating 
hat  the  candidate  has  been  admitted,  or  is  in  his  opinion  a  bona  fide 
pplicant  for  admission  to  his  College  or  Public  Hostel  or  as  a  Non- 
^ollegiate  Student  as  the  case  may  be. 

For  a  candidate  who  has  not  yet  paid  the  matriculation  fee,  the 
aatriculation  fee — as  well  as  the  examination  fees — shall  be  paid  to  the 
legistrary. 

6.  The  Board  for  Mediaeval  and  Modern  Languages  shall  before  the 
oinmencement  of  the  Easter  Term  of  the  civil  year  immediately  pre- 
eding  give  notice  of  the  selected  French  and  German  books,  which  may 
oincide  in  whole  or  in  part  with  those  selected  for  the  Special  Examin- 
tion  in  Modern  Languages.  The  subjects  of  the  four  examinations 
1  the  Additional  Subjects  in  each  civil  year  shall  be  the  same. 

7.  No  student  shall  be  approved  by  the  Examiners  in  French  or  in 
Terman  unless  he  shall  have  satisfied  the  Examiners  in  both  of  the 
apers  in  that  language. 

8.  The  names  of  the  students  approved  shall  be  placed  by  the 
Examiners  in  two  classes  in  three  separate  Lists,  one  for  each  of  the 


22  PREVIOUS  EXAMINATION. 

three  subjects  of  the  Examination,  the  names  in  each  class  being  ar 
ranged  alphabetically;  and  these  lists  shall  be  published  in  the  Senate- 
House  on  some  day  to  be  appointed  by  the  Board  of  Examinations. 

9.  In  the  Michaelmas  Term  of  every  year  the  Senate  shall  elect. 
on  the  nomination  of  the  Board  of  Examinations,  six  Examiners  ti 
conduct  in  the  following  year  the  Examinations  above  described,  two  t(. 
examine  in  Mathematics,  two  in  French,  and  two  in  German. 

10.  The  two  Examiners  in  Mathematics  shall  take  part  in  th* 
meeting  of  the  Examiners  in  Part  II.  of  the  Previous  Examination 
described  in  Regulation  19  of  the  Regulations  for  the  Previous  Examin- 
ation^, when  they  shall  submit  their  papers  to  each  other  and  to  the 
Mathematical  Examiners  in  Part  II.  for  approval.  The  questions  to  be 
set  by  each  Examiner  shall  be  communicated  in  print  to  his  colleague 
and  to  the  Mathematical  Examiners  in  Part  II.  and  to  the  Chairman  of 
the  meeting  at  least  three  days  before  the  meeting. 

11.  Before  the  commencement  of  the  Examination  there  shall  be  a 
meeting  of  the  Examiners  in  French  and  German,  when  the  papers  set 
by  each  of  the  Examiners  shall  be  submitted  to  the  other  Examiners  for 
their  approval.  This  meeting  shall  be  summoned  and  presided  over  by 
a  member  of  the  Board  of  Examinations  appointed  by  the  Board.  The 
questions  to  be  set  by  each  Examiner  shall  be  communicated  in  print  to 
his  colleagues  and  to  the  Chtirman  of  the  meeting  at  least  three  days 
before  the  meeting. 

12.  Each  of  the  Examiners  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest 
such  remuneration  as  may  be  determined  by  the  Board  of  Examinations 
with  the  consent  of  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

13.  Two  of  the  Proctors  or  Pro- Proctors  and  four  of  the  Examin- 
ers in  Mathematics  French  and  German  shall  be  present  throughout 
the  Examinations. 

14.  Four  of  the  Proctors'  and  Pro-Proctors'  men  shall  be  in 
attendance  upon  the  Examiners  throughout  all  the  Examinations. 


Exemptions  from  the  Previous  Examination. 

For  Exemptions  from  the  Previous  Examination  by  Certificates 
granted  by  the  Local  Examinations  Syndicate  and  by  the  Oxford  and 
Cambridge  Schools  Examination  Board  see  pp.  182 — 189. 

(Grace  of  8  May  1902.) 

1.  That  a  student  who  in  one  and  the  same  year  has  passed  in 
the  Higher  Grade  in  both  Latin  and  Greek  in  the  Leaving  Certificate 
Examination  of  the  Scotch  Education  Department  be  excused  from 
Part  I  of  the  Previous  Examination  with  the  exception  of  the  paper 
on  the  Greek  Gospel  or  its  substitute. 

2.  That  a  student  who  has  passed  in  the  Higher  Grade  in  Mathe- 
matics and  English  in  the  Leaving  Certificate  Examination  of  the 
Scotch  Education  Department  be  excused  from  Part  II  of  the  Previous 
Examination  with  the  exception  of  the  paper  on  Paley's  Evidences  or 
its  substitute. 

1  See  page  SO. 


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PKEVIOUS  EXAMINATION.  23 

3.  That  a  student  who  has  passed  in  the  Higher  Grade  in  Mathe- 
latics  (but  not  in  the  Higher  Grade  in  English)  in  the  Leaving  Cer- 
ificate  Examination  of  the  Scotch  Education  Department  be  excused 
lom  Part  II  of  the  Previous  Examination  with  the  exception  of  the 
jHglish  Essay  and  the  paper  on  Paley's  Evidences  or  its  substitute. 

4.  That  a  student  who  has  passed  in  the  Higher  Grade  in  French, 
r  German,  or  Mathematics  (including  Dynamics)  in  the  Leaving 
Certificate  Examination  of  the  Scotch  Education  Department  be 
xcused  from  the  Additional  Subjects  of  the  Previous  Examination. 

5.  That  a  student  who  in  one  and  the  same  year  has  passed  in 
he  Higher  Grade  in  both  Latin  and  Greek  in  the  Leaving  Certificate 
^Examination  of  the  Scotch  Education  Department  be  admitted  to  the 
)aper  on  the  Greek  Gospel  or  its  substitute  in  Part  I  of  the  Previous 
Examination  on  payment  of  a  fee  of  five  shillings. 

6.  That  a  student  who  has  passed  in  the  Higher  Grade  in  Mathe- 
natics  and  English  in  the  Leaving  Certificate  Examination  of  the 
5Cotch  Education  Department  be  admitted  to  the  paper  on  Paley's 
Evidences  or  its  substitute  in  Part  II  of  the  Previous  Examination  on 
)ayment  of  a  fee  of  five  shillings. 

7.  That  a  student  who  has  passed  in  the  Higher  Grade  in  Mathe- 
natics  (but  not  in  the  Higher  Grade  in  English)  in  the  Leaving  Cer- 
itleate  Examination  of  the  Scotch  Education  Department  be  admitted 
0  the  English  Essay  and  to  the  paper  on  Paley's  Evidences  or  its 
ubstitute  in  Part  II  of  the  Previous  Examination  on  payment  of  a 
t  e  of  ten  shillings. 

8.  That,  for  the  purposes  of  the  foregoing  Regulations,  a  pass  in 
Honours  in  the  Leaving  Certificate  Examination  of  the  Scotch  Educa- 
ion  Department  in  any  subject  be  accepted  as  equivalent  to  a  pass  in 
the  Higher  Grade  in  the  same  subject,  provided  that  in  the  case  of 
Mathematics  a  candidate  who  has  passed  in  Honours  shall  have  passed 
also  in  the  Higher  Grade  in  Arithmetic. 

9.  That  the  necessary  evidence  on  behalf  of  any  undergraduates 
who  claim  exemption  from  either  Part  of  the  Previous  Examination, 
or  from  the  examination  in  the  Additional  Subjects,  by  virtue  of  the 
foregoing  Regulations,  be  presented  to  the  Registrary  in  their  first 
term  of  residence,  and  that  a  fee  of  £1  for  the  Registration  of  each 
Certificate  of  exemption  from  Examination  in  Part  I  or  in  Part  II  or 
in  the  Additional  Subjects  of  the  Previous  Examination  be  paid  at  the 
same  time  to  the  Registrary. 

Any  certificate,  statement  or  other  evidence  entitling  a  student  to 
exemption  from  the  Previous  Examination  may  be  accepted  for  regis- 
tration at  a  time  later  than  that  above  specified,  provided  that  in 
■every  such  case  an  additional  fee  of  £1  shall  be  paid  to  the  Registrary 
for  the  University  Chest. 

10.  That  the  foregoing  Regulations  be  subject  to  the  condition, 
that  the  Scotch  Education  Department  shall  submit  to  the  Highest 
Grade  Schools  Examination  Syndicate,  at  any  time  on  request,  copies 
of  the  papers  set  for  the  Higher  Grade  in  the  Leaving  Certificate 
Examination  of  the  Department,  together  with  information  as  to  the 
standards  adopted,  and  that  the  Department  shall  notify  to  the  Syn- 
dicate any  changes  that  they  may  make  in  their  Regulations. 


24  PKEVIOUS  EXAMINATION. 

11.  That  in  case  the  Senate  modify  any  of  the  foregoing  Eegula- 
tions,  either  in  consequence  of  changes  in  the  Previous  Examination, 
or  for  any  other  reason,  the  University  shall  notify  the  same  to  the 
Scotch  Education  Department. 

(Grace  of  10  November  1904.) 

1.  That  a  student  who  has  passed  the  Examination  in  the  Stated 
Subjects  at  Responsions  in  the  University  of  Oxford  be  entitled  to 
exemption  from  Part  I  of  the  Previous  Examination. 

2.  That  a  student  who  has  passed  in  French  or  German  as  an 
Additional  Subject  at  Responsions  in  the  University  of  Oxford  be 
entitled  to  exemption  from  the  Additional  Subjects  of  the  Previous 
Examination. 

3.  That  an  undergraduate  claiming  exemption  under  either  of  the 
foregoing  regulations  be  required  to  present  to  the  Registrary  in  his  fira^ 
term  of  residence  a  certificate  or  statement  signed  by  the  Registrar  of 
the  University  of  Oxford  shewing  that  he  has  fulfilled  the  specified  coiv* 
ditions ;  and  that  for  the  registration  of  such  certificate  or  statement  a 
fee  of  £1  be  paid  at  the  same  time  to  the  Registrary  in  respect  of  exemp- 
tion from  Part  I  of  the  Previous  Examination,  and  a  similar  fee  ia 
respect  of  exemption  from  the  Additional  Subjects.  Any  certificate, 
statement,  or  other  evidence  entitling  a  student  to  exemption  from  the 
Previous  Examination  may  be  accepted  for  registration  at  a  time  later 
than  that  above  specified,  provided  that  in  every  such  case  an  additional 
fee  of  £1  shall  be  paid  to  the  Registrary. 

(Grace  of  10  November  1904.) 

1.  That  a  student  holding  a  Senior  Local  Certificate  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  Oxford  be  excused  from  the  Classical  papers  in  Part  I  of  the 
Previous  Examination,  provided  that  in  the  Oxford  Senior  Local  Ex^ 
amination  he  has  shewn  sufl&cient  merit  in  Latin  and  in  Greek  to  be 
qualified  in  these  subjects  for  exemption  from  the  Examination  in  the 
Stated  Subjects  at  Responsions. 

That  if  in  addition  he  has  satisfied  the  Examiners  in  the  same  Oxford 
Senior  Local  Examination  or  in  some  subsequent  Examination  in  thi 
paper  on  a  Book  of  the  New  Testament  in  Greek,  he  be  excused  from 
the  paper  on  the  Greek  Gospel  in  Part  I  of  the  Previous  Examin- 
ation;  or,  if  he  has  not  satisfied  this  condition,  he  be  admitted  to  th6 
paper  on  the  Greek  Gospel  (or  its  substitute)  in  the  Previous  Examin- 
ation on  payment  of  a  fee  of  five  shillings. 

2.  That  a  student  holding  a  Senior  Local  Certificate  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  Oxford  be  excused  from  the  papers  on  Mathematics  in  Part  IB 
of  the  Previous  Examination,  provided  that  the  Certificate  states  tbat^ 
he  has  passed  in  Arithmetic,  Geometry,  Algebra. 

That  if  in  addition  the  student  has  passed  in  the  Oxford  Senior' 
Local  Examination   in  English  Language   and  Literature    (including' 
the  English  Essay),  he  be  excused  from  the  English  Essay,  and  that  if 
he  has  passed  in  two  divisions  of  the  Religious  Knowledge  Section,  or 
in  Chemistry  (Theoretical  and  Practical),  or  in  two  divisions  of  the 
Physics  Section,  or  if  he  has  shewn  sufficient  merit  in  Logic  to  be 


PREVIOUS  EXAMINATION.  25 

icicby  excused  from  examination  in  an  Additional  Subject  in  Respon- 
ons,  be  be  excused  from  the  paper  on  Paley's  Evidences  and  its  sub- 
;itutes. 

That,  if  in  accordance  with  this  regulation  the  student  be  excused 
:om  the  papers  on  Mathematics,  but  not  excused  from  either  or  both 
f  the  remaining  papers  of  Part  II  of  the  Previous  Examination,  he  be 
jmitted  to  the  English  Essay,  or  to  the  paper  on  Paley's  Evidences  (or 
ae  of  its  substitutes),  or  to  both,  on  payment  of  a  fee  of  five  shillings 
n  each  paper. 

3.  That  a  student  holding  a  Senior  Local  Certificate  of  the  Uni- 
ersity  of  Oxford  be  excused  from  the  Additional  Subjects  of  the 
'revious  Examination,  provided  that  in  the  Oxford  Senior  Local  Ex- 
tnination  he  has  shewn  sufficient  merit  in  French  or  in  German  to  be 
xcused  from  the  Examination  in  an  Additional  Subject  at  Responsions, 
r  has  passed  in  Applied  Mathematics  and  one  other  division  of  the 
[igher  Mathematical  Section. 

4.  That  an  undergraduate  claiming  exemption  under  any  of  the 
)regoing  regulations  be  required  to  present  to  the  Registrary  in  his 
rst  term  of  residence  a  certificate  or  statement  signed  by  the  Secretary 
f  the  Local  Examinations  Delegacy  of  the  University  of  Oxford  and 
juntersigned  by  the  Secretary  of  the  Local  Examinations  and  Lectures 
yndicate  shewing  that  he  has  fulfilled  the  specified  conditions  ;  and 
lat  for  the  registration  of  such  certificate  or  statement  a  fee  of  £1  be 
aid  at  the  same  time  to  the  Registrary  in  respect  of  exemption  from 
ich  Part  of  the  Previous  Examination.  Any  certificate,  statement,  or 
ther  evidence  entitling  a  student  to  exemption  from  the  Previous 
j  Ixamination  may  be  accepted  for  registration  at  a  time  later  than  that 
bove  specified,  provided  that  in  every  such  case  an  additional  fee  of  £1 
^all  be  paid  to  the  Registrary. 

(Grace  of  17  June  1909.) 

1.  That  a  student  holding  a  Matriculation  Certificate  of  the  Uni- 
j  ersity  of  London,  whether  the  Matriculation  Examination  has  been 
kken  in  its  ordinary  form,  or  in  the  form  of  the  Senior  School  Examin- 

tion,  be  entitled  to  exemption  from  Part  I  of  the  Previous  Examination, 
/ith  the  exception  of  the  paper  on  the  Greek  Gospel  or  its  substitute, 
rovided  that  the  Certificate  includes  Latin  and  Greek  which  shall 
ave  been  taken  at  one  and  the  same  examination  ;  and  that  he  be 
(Imitted  to  the  paper  on  the  Greek  Gospel  (or  its  substitute)  in  the 
'revious  Examination  on  payment  of  a  fee  of  five  shillings. 

2.  That  a  student  holding  a  Matriculation  Certificate  of  the  Uni- 
ersity  of  London,  whether  the  Matriculation  Examination  has  been 
aken  in  its  ordinary  form,  or  in  the  form  of  the  Senior  School  Examin- 
tion,  be  entitled  to  exemption  from  the  papers  on  Mathematics  and 
'■om  the  English  Essay  in  Part  II  of  the  Previous  Examination, 
rovided  that  the  Certificate  states  that  he  has  passed  in  Elementary 
'lathematics  and  English,  which  shall  have  been  taken  at  one  and  the 
ame  examination  ;  and  that  the  student  be  further  entitled  to  exemption 

rthe  paper  on  Paley's  Evidences  and  its  substitutes,  if  the  Certificate 
s  that  in  the  same  examination  as  that  in  which  he  passed  in 
lentary  Mathematics  and  English  he  passed  also  in  either  Logic,  or 


26  PKEVIOUS  EXAMINATION. 

any  two  of  the  three  following  subjects, — (a)  Chemistry,  (6)  Heat,  Light, 
and  Sound,  (c)  Electricity  and  Magnetism.  That,  further,  if  in 
accordance  with  this  regulation  he  be  excused  from  the  papers  on 
Mathematics  and  the  English  Essay,  but  not  excused  from  the  paper  on 
Paley's  Evidences  and  its  substitutes,  he  be  admitted  to  the  paper  on 
Paley's  Evidences  (or  one  of  its  substitutes)  in  the  Previous  Examin- 
ation on  payment  of  a  fee  of  five  shillings. 

3.  That  a  student  holding  a  Matriculation  Certificate  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  London,  whether  the  Matriculation  Examination  has  been 
taken  in  its  ordinary  form,  or  in  the  form  of  the  Senior  School  Examin- 
ation, be  entitled  to  exemption  from  the  Additional  Subjects  of  the 
Previous  Examination,  provided  that  the  Certificate  includes  either 
French  or  German  or  Mechanics. 

4.  That,  for  the  purposes  of  the  foregoing  regulations,  any  subject 
in  which  the  holder  of  a  Matriculation  Certificate  of  the  University  of 
London  has  passed  in  one  of  the  subsequent  Examinations  leading  up 
to  a  Degree  in  that  University  may  be  counted  as  if  it  were  included  in 
the  Matriculation  Examination  Certificate,  and  had  been  taken  at  the 
same  time  as  the  subjects  included  in  that  Certificate. 

5.  That  an  undergraduate  claiming  exemption  under  any  of  the 
foregoing  regulations  be  required  to  present  to  the  Kegistrary  in  hia 
first  term  of  residence  a  certificate  or  certificates  signed  by  one  of  the 
Registrars  of  the  University  of  London  shewing  that  he  has  fulfilled  the 
specified  conditions ;  and  that  for  the  registration  of  such  certificate  or 
certificates  a  fee  of  £1  be  paid  at  the  same  time  to  the  Registrary  in 
respect  of  exemption  from  each  Part  of  the  Previous  Examination.  Any 
certificate,  statement,  or  other  evidence  entitling  a  student  to.  exemption 
from  the  Previous  Examination  may  be  accepted  for  registration  at  a 
time  later  than  that  above  specified  provided  that  in  every  such  case  an 
additional  fee  of  £1  shall  be  paid  to  the  Registrary. 

(Grace  of  10  May  1906.) 

1.  That  the  holder  of  a  Matriculation  Certificate  of  the  Joint 
Matriculation  Board  of  the  Universities  of  Manchester,  Liverpool, 
Leeds,  and  Sheffield,  constituted  under  the  charters  and  statutes  of 
these  Universities,  be  entitled  to  exemption  from  Part  I.  of  the  Pre- 
vious Examination  (with  the  exception  of  the  paper  in  Latin 
Unprepared  Translation,  and  the  paper  in  the  Greek  Gospel  or  its 
substitute),  provided  that  the  Certificate  includes  Latin  and  Greek 
which  shall  have  been  taken  at  one  and  the  same  examination  ;  and 
that  the  holder  of  such  a  Certificate  be  further  excused  the  paper 
in  Latin  Unprepared  Translation,  if  he  is  certified  to  have  passed  in 
the  Unprepared  Translation,  given  as  an  alternative  to  Set  Books  in 
Latin,  in  the  Matriculation  Examination  held  by  the  Joint  Matricula- 
tion Board. 

2.  That  the  holder  of  a  Matriculation  Certificate  of  the  Joint 
Matriculation  Board  of  the  Universities  of  Manchester,  Liverpool, 
Leeds,  and  Sheffield  be  excused  from  the  papers  on  Mathematics  and 
from  the  English  Essay  in  Part  II.  of  the  Previous  Examination  pro- 
vided that  the  Certificate  states  that  he  has  passed  in  English  and 


PREVIOUS  EXAMINATION.  27 

Mathematics  which  shall  have  been  taken  at  one  and  the  same  examin- 
ation and  that  he  be  further  entitled  to  exemption  from  the  paper  on 
Paley's  Evidences  and  its  substitutes,  if  the  Certificate  states  that  in 
:he  same  examination  as  that  in  which  he  passed  in  English  and 
Mathematics  he  passed  also  in  Chemistry  and  Physics. 

3.  That  the  holder  of  a  Matriculation  Certificate  of  the  Joint 
Matriculation  Board  of  the  Universities  of  Manchester,  Liverpool, 
Leeds,  and  Sheffield  be  entitled  to  exemption  from  the  Additional 
Subjects  of  the  Previous  Examination,  provided  that  the  Certificate 
ncludes  either  French  or  German  or  Mechanics,  and  provided  further 
ihat,  in  case  the  exempting  subject  be  French  or  German,  the  student 
36  certified  to  have  passed  in  the  Unprepared  Translation  given  as  an 
ilternative  to  Set  Books. 

3*.  That  the  holder  of  a  Certificate  of  having  passed  the  Prelimin- 
iry  Examination  of  the  Victoria  University,  Manchester,  be  entitled  to 
jxemption  from  the  Previous  Examination  or  portions  thereof  under 
he  same  conditions  as  those  under  which  the  holder  of  a  Matriculation 
^rtificate  of  the  Joint  Matriculation  Board  of  the  Universities  of 
Manchester,  Liverpool,  Leeds,  and  Sheffield  is  entitled  to  exemption. 

4.  That  a  student  who  has  satisfied  the  conditions  specified  in 
-ulation  1  be  admitted  to  the  paper  on  the  Greek  Gospel  or  its  sub- 

titute  in  Part  I.  of  the  Previous  Examination  on  payment  of  a  fee  of 
ive  shillings ;  and  that,  if  necessary,  he  be  admitted  to  the  paper  in 
liatin  Unprepared  Translation  on  payment  of  a  further  fee  of  five 
■hillings. 

5.  That  a  student  who  has  satisfied  the  conditions  specified  in 
Regulation  2  be  admitted  to  the  paper  on  Paley's  Evidences  or  its 
liubstitute  in  Part  II.  of  the  Previous  Examination  on  payment  of  a 

ee  of  five  shillings. 

G,  That,  for  the  purposes  of  the  foregoing  Regulations,  any  subject 
n  which  the  holder  of  a  Matriculation  Certificate  of  the  Joint  Matricu- 
ation  Board  of  the  Universities  of  Manchester,  Liverpool,  Leeds,  and 
Sheffield  has  passed  in  one  of  the  subsequent  Examinations  leading  up 
,0  a  Degree  in  any  one  of  these  Universities  may  be  counted  as  if  it 
.vere  included  in  the  Matriculation  Examination  Certificate  and  had 
"n  taken  at  the  same  time  as  the  subjects  included  in  that  Certificate. 
6*.  That  the  holder  of  a  Senior  School  Certificate  granted  by  the 
Joint  Matriculation  Board  of  the  Universities  of  Manchester,  Liverpool, 
Leeds  and  Sheffield  be  entitled  to  exemption  from  the  Previous  Examin- 
ition  or  portions  thereof  under  the  same  conditions  as  those  under 
vhich  a  holder  of  the  Matriculation  Certificate  of  the  Board  is  entitled 
;o  exemption,  provided  that,  in  the  subjects  required  for  such  exemp- 
ion,  he  has  been  examined  hy  the  Matriculation  Examiners  either  by 
neans  of  the  same  papers  as  those  set  in  the  Matriculation  Examin- 
ttion  itself  or  by  means  of  papers  of  equal  difficulty  set  wholly  by  the 
Matriculation  Examiners  and  marked  by  them  on  the  same  standards 
he  Matriculation  papers. 

That  an  undergraduate  claiming  exemption  under  any  of  the 

oing    Regulations    be    required   to    present   to  the  Registrary  in 

term  of  residence  a  certificate  or  certificates,  signed  on  behalf 

Universities  of  Manchester,  Liverpool,  Leeds,  and   Sheffield, 

2—2 


28  PREVIOUS  EXAMINATION. 

shewing  that  he  has  fulfilled  the  specified  conditions ;  and  that  for  the 
registration  of  such  certificate  or  certificates*  a  fee  of  £1  be  paid  at  the 
same  time  to  the  Registrary  in  respect  of  exemption  from  each  Part  of 
the  Previous  Examination.  Any  certificate,  statement,  or  other  evidence 
entitling  a  student  to  exemption  from  the  Previous  Examination  may  be 
accepted  for  registration  at  a  time  later  than  that  above  specified  ;  but 
in  every  such  case  an  additional  fee  of  £1  shall  be  paid  to  the  Registrary, 

(Grace  of  17  June  1909.) 

1.  That  a  student  holding  a  Matriculation  Certificate  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  Birmingham  be  entitled  to  exemption  from  Part  I  of  the 
Previous  Examination  (with  the  exception  of  the  paper  on  the  Greek, 
Gospel  or  its  substitute),  provided  that  he  is  certified  to  have  reached  a 
sufl&ciently  high  standard  in  Latin  and  in  Greek  which  shall  have  beeiji 
taken  at  one  and  the  same  examination ;  and  that  he  be  admitted  to  the 
paper  on  the  Greek  Gospel  (or  its  substitute)  in  the  Previous  Examin- 
ation on  payment  of  a  fee  of  five  shillings. 

2.  That  a  student  holding  a  Matriculation  Certificate  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  Birmingham  be  entitled  to  exemption  from  the  papers  on 
Mathematics  and  from  the  English  Essay  in  Part  II  of  the  Previous 
Examination,  provided  that  he  is  certified  to  have  reached  a  sufficiently 
high  standard  in  Mathematics  and  English  Literature  which  shall  have 
been  taken  at  one  and  the  same  examination ;  and  that  he  be  further 
entitled  to  exemption  from  the  paper  on  Paley's  Evidences  and  its, 
substitutes,  provided  that  he  is  certified  to  have  reached  in  the  same 
examination  as  that  in  which  he  reached  the  required  standard  ifl 
Mathematics  and  English  Literature  a  suflSciently  high  standard  in 
Experimental  Mechanics  and  Chemistry.  That,  further,  if  in  accordance 
with  this  Regulation  he  be  excused  from  the  papers  on  Mathematics  and 
the  English  Essay,  but  not  excused  from  the  paper  on  Paley's  Evidence 
and  its  substitutes,  he  be  admitted  to  the  paper  on  Paley's  Evidence^ 
(or  one  of  its  substitutes)  in  the  Previous  Examination  on  payment  of  a 
fee  of  five  shillings. 

3.  That  a  student  holding  a  Matriculation  Certificate  of  the  Unir 
versity  of  Birmingham  be  entitled  to  exemption  from  the  Additiow4 
Subjects  of  the  Previous  Examination,  provided  that  he  is  certified  to 
have  reached  a  sufficiently  high  standard  in  French  or  in  German  or  1( 
Experimental  Mechanics.  | 

4.  That,  for  the  purposes  of  the  foregoing  Regulations,  any  subject 
in  which  the  holder  of  a  Matriculation  Certificate  of  the  University  o| 
Birmingham  has  passed  in  one  of  the  subsequent  Examinations  leading 
lip  to  a  degree  in  that  University  may  be  counted  as  if  it  were  includeq 
in  the  Matriculation  Examination  Certificate  and  had  been  taken  at  thfl 
same  time  as  the  subjects  included  in  that  Certificate.  * 

5.  That  an  undergraduate  claiming  exemption  under  any  of  th<g; 
foregoing  Regulations  be  required  to  present  to  the  Registrary  in  hil 
first  term  of  residence  a  certificate  or  certificates  signed  by  the  Registrar 
of  the  University  of  Birmingham,  and  countersigned  by  the  SecretarJJ 
of  the  Local  Examinations  and  Lectures  Syndicate,  shewing  that  he  baiH 
fulfilled  the  specified  conditions ;  and  that  for  the  registration  of  8uci| 


PREVIOUS  EXAMINATION.  29 

;ertificate  or  certificates  a  fee  of  £1  be  paid  at  the  same  time  to  the 
'aegistrary  in  respect  of  exemption  from  each  Part  of  the  Previous 
Examination.  Any  certificate,  statement,  or  other  evidence  entitling  a 
itudent  to  exemption  from  the  Previous  Examination  may  be  accepted 
or  registration  at  a  time  later  than  the  above  specified  provided  that  in 
;very  such  case  an  additional  fee  of  £1  shall  be  paid  to  the  Registrary. 

Appendix  A, 

Tke  following  is  a  summarised  statement  of  the  present  requirements 
)f  the  Matriculation  Examination  of  the  University  of  Birmingham. 

Every  candidate  must  satisfy  the  Examiners  in  five  subjects,  as  set 
)ut  below : 

(1)  English  History  and  Literature. 

(2)  Mathematics  (Arithmetic;  Algebra;  Geometry). 

(3)  Three  of  the  following  subjects,  of  which  one  must  be  a 
Language : 

(Translation  of  easy  passages  at  sight,  with 
questions  on  grammar  (accidence  and  syntax), 
y.,      ^,^ ,  easy  composition,  and  translation  of  passages 

\  from  a  prepared  book  or  books. 
/  N      -p, ,       1     r  Translation  of  easy  passages  at  sight,  with 
W\     p  questions  on  grammar  (accidence  and  syntax), 

\  •}  jj.  ]•  S  easy  composition  and  dictation,  reading  aloud, 
Ins  ■  h  translation  of  passages  from  a  prepared  book, 
^•^  '      P  ^and  easy  conversation  based  on  them. 

[g)     Higher  Mathematics. 
[h)     Experimental  Mechanics. 
{i)      Chemistry. 
U)    Geography. 
(k)     Botany. 
{I)      Animal  Biology, 
(m)    Geometrical  Drawing. 

Appendix  B. 

In  the  Schedule  of  Examinations  accepted  by  the  University  of 
Birmingham  in  lieu  of  the  Matriculation  Examination  of  that  University 
the  following  Examinations  are  included : 

(1)  The  Previous  Examination  of  the  University  of  Cambridge,  if 
it  includes  the  "Additional  Subjects." 

(2)  The  Higher  Certificate  of  the  Oxford  and  Cambridge  Schools 
Examination  Board,  provided  that  the  candidate  has  passed  at  one 
Examination  in  all  the  subjects  required  by  the  regulations  for  Matricu- 
lation. 

(3)  The  Cambridge  Senior  Local  Examination,  provided  that  the 
candidate  has  passed  at  one  Examination  in  all  the  subjects  required  by 
the  regulations  for  Matriculation. 

In  the  Faculties  of  Science,  Arts,  and  Commerce,  the  Cambridge 
Higher  Local  Examination  in  any  subject  exempts  candidates  from 
further  examination  in  that  subject  in  the  Matriculation  Examination. 


30  GENEEAL  EXAMINATION. 

1.  That  the  holder  of  a  Certificate  of  having  passed  the  Baccalaurdat 
in  France  or  the  Bachillerato  in  Spain,  or  the  Eeifepriifung  in 
Germany,  Austro-Hungary,  or  Russia,  be  entitled  to  exemption  from 
Part  I.  of  the  Previous  Examination  if  the  Certificate  includes  Latin 
and  Greek;  from  Part  II.  if  it  includes  Mathematics;  and  from  the 
Additional  Subjects  if  it  includes  Mathematics  or  a  Modern  Language 
(other  than  French  in  the  case  of  the  Baccalaureat,  other  than 
Spanish  in  the  case  of  the  Bachillerato,  other  than  German  in  the 
case  of  the  German  Reifepriifung,  and  other  than  Russian  in  the  case 
of  the  Russian  Reifepriifung). 

That  the  holder  of  a  Maturitats-Zeugnis  or  a  Certificat  de  Maturite 
in  Switzerland  be  entitled  to  exemption  from  Part  I.  of  the  Previous 
Examination,  if  the  Certificate  includes  Latin  and  Greek ;  from 
Part  II.  if  it  includes  Mathematics;  and  from  fhe  Additional 
Subjects,  if  it  includes  Mathematics  or  two  Modern  Languages. 

2.  That  an  undergraduate  claiming  exemption  under  the  foregoing 
Regulation  be  required  to  present  to  the  Registrary  in  his  first  term  of 
residence  a  certificate  shewing  that  he  has  fulfilled  the  specified  con- 
ditions, and  that  a  fee  of  £1  for  the  registration  of  each  certificate  of 
exemption  from  Part  I.  or  Part  II.  or  the  Additional  Subjects  of  the 
Previous  Examination  be  paid  at  the  same  time  to  the  Registrary.  A 
certificate  entitling  a  student  to  exemption  from  the  Previous  Examin- 
ation may  be  accepted  for  registration  at  a  time  later  than  that  above 
specified ;  but  in  every  such  case  an  additional  fee  of  £1  shall  be  paid 
to  the  Registrary. 

GENERAL   EXAMINATION. 

1.  The  General  Examination  shall  be  conducted  entirely  by  printed 
papers. 

2.  The  Examination  shall  consist  of  two  parts. 

3.  In  Part  I.  five  papers  shall  be  set,  viz. : 

(1)  A  paper  on  one  of  the  Greek  Classics,  or  a  portion  of  one 
of  the  Greek  Classics. 

(2)  A  paper  on  one  of  the  Latin  Classics,  or  a  portion  of  one 
of  the  Latin  Classics. 

(3)  and  (4)     Two  papers  which  shall  consist  of  questions  on 
Mechanics  with  simple  questions  on  Trigonometry. 

Mechanics  shall  include  the  composition  and  resolution  of  forces 
acting  in  one  plane  at  a  point  and  of  parallel  forces,  including  simple 
applications  of  graphical  methods  to  the  composition  and  resolution  of 
such  forces;  moments;  centre  of  gravity  and  its  determination  in 
simple  cases;  applications  to  the  inclined  plane,  lever,  common  balance, 
wheel  and  axle,  block  and  tackle;  simple  explanations  and  illustrations 
of  friction;  the  composition  and  resolution  of  velocities  and  accelera- 
tions in  one  plane;  rectilinear  motion  under  uniform  acceleration; 
mass,  momentum,  dynamical  measure  of  force,  action  and  reaction; 
the  time  of  flight,  greatest  height  and  horizontal  range  of  a  projectile. 

A  theoretical  proof  of  the  parallelogram  of  forces  shall  not  be 
required. 

Tngonometry  shall  include  the  measurement  of  angles  in  degrees, 
minutes,   and    seconds;    the   definitions   and  simple  relations    of    the 


GENERAL  EXAMINATION.  31 

/  Igonometrical  ratios  of  a  positive  angle  not  greater  than  two  right 
an*,'les ;  the  numerical  values  of  these  ratios  in  simple  cases  ;  the  use 
)f  four-figure  tables  of  natural  sines,  cosines  and  tangents;  the  simpler 
relations  between  the  sides  and  angles  of  a  triangle. 

Every  candidate  shall  provide  himself  with  a  ruler  graduated  in 
inches  and  tenths  of  an  inch,  and  in  centimetres  and  millimetres,  a  set 
square,  a  protractor,  compasses  and  a  hard  pencil. 

(5)  A  paper  containing  one  or  more  passages  of  English  for 
translation  into  Latin  Prose. 

4.  In  Part  II.  five  papers  shall  be  set,  viz. : 

(1)  A  paper  on  the  Acts  of  the  Apostles  in  the  original  Greek. 

(2)  A  paper  on  a  selected  portion  of  English  History. 

(3)  A  paper  containing  one  or  more  subjects  for  an  English 
Essay  or  Essays,  the  subjects  being  taken  from  the  portion  of  EngUsh 
History  selected  for  examination, 

(4)  Elementary  Hydrostatics,  namely,  the  pressure  of  non- 
elastic  fluids,  specific  gravities,  the  properties  of  elastic  fluids,  and  the 
principal  instruments  and  machines  whose  action  depends  on  the 
properties  of  fluids : 

and  Heat,  namely,  explanations  of 
Temperature  and  Heat;  the  processes  of  Conduction,  Convection  and 
liadiation  ;  the  effects  of  heat  when  applied  to  Solids,  Liquids  and 
Irases  ;  the  construction  of  a  Common  Thermometer  ;  the  Comparison 
of  Thermometric  Scales  ;  the  formation  of  Dew,  Hoar  Frost,  Clouds 
and  Kain;  Congelation  and  Ebullition. 

(5)  A  paper  on  some  play  of  Shakespeare  or  some  portion  of 
the  works  of  Milton. 

5.  Papers  (1)  (2)  (3)  (4)  in  each  Part  shall  be  obligatory.  Paper 
(5)  in  each  Part  shall  be  voluntary,  that  is  to  say,  students  shall  not  be 
required  to  present  themselves  for  either  of  these  Papers,  but  the  results 
shall  be  taken  into  account  in  assigning  the  places  in  the  Class-Lists. 

6.  There  shall  be  in  each  Part 

(1)  In  Part  I.  a  minimum  of  marks  for  each  of  the  obligatory 
Classical  papers  and  a  minimum  of  marks  in  Mechanics  and  Trigono- 
metry. In  Part  II.  a  minimum  of  marks  for  each  of  the  obligatory 
papers, 

(2)  A  minimum  of  aggregate  marks  for  the  four  obligatory 
jiapers. 

The  minimum  in  (2)  shall  always  exceed  the  sum  of  the  minima 
in  (1)  by  a  number  to  be  fixed  at  the  discretion  of  the  Examiners, 

The  minimum  in  (2)  shall  always  be  exacted. 

The  minimum  in  (1)  shall  be  generally  exacted :  but  the 
Examiners  shall  have  power  to  allow  some  slight  deficiency  in  one,  or  at 
most  tw9,  of  the  obligatory  subjects  of  either  Part  to  be  compensated 
by  proficiency  in  others  of  the  five  subjects  of  that  Part. 

7.  The  papers  on  the  Greek  Classic,  the  Latin  Classic,  and  the 
Acts  of  the  Apostles  shall  each  consist  of  two  parts,  of  which  one  shall 
contain  passages  for  translation  and  explanation,  and  the  other  such 
plain  questions  on  the  subject-matter  as  arise  immediately  out  of  the 
subjects ;  and  to  satisfy  the  Examiners  in  any  of  these  papers  candidates 
shall  be  required  to  satisfy  the  Examiners  in  both  parts  of  the  paper. 


I 


32  GENERAL  EXAMINATION. 

8.  The  papers  in  Mechanics  and  Trigonoraeiry  and  the  paper  in 
Hydrostatics  and  Heat  shall  consist  of  questions  on  the  principles 
together  with  easy  examples  and  applications. 

9.  The  appointment  of  the  Greek  and  Latin  Classics,  which  are  to 
be  the  subjects  of  Examination  in  any  year,  shall  rest  with  the  Board 
of  Classical  Studies :  the  appointment  from  time  to  time  of  the  portion 
of  English  History,  and  the  appointment  of  the  play  of  Shakespeare,  or 
of  the  portion  of  the  works  of  Milton,  which  are  to  be  the  subjects  of 
Examination  in  any  year,  shall  rest  with  the  Board  of  Examinations  : 
upon  the  understanding  that  these  Boards  shall  so  limit  the  subjects  of 
Examination  that  every  one  who  is  examined  may  be  reasonably 
expected  to  shew  a  competent  knowledge  of  them ;  and  Public  Notice 
of  the  subjects  so  appointed  for  the  Examination  of  the  Easter  Term  of 
any  year  shall  be  issued  in  the  second  week  of  the  Easter  Term  of  the 
year  preceding. 

10.  Students  shall  not  be  obliged  to  pass  in  both  Parts  of  the 
General  Examination  at  the  same  time,  but  may  offer  themselves  for 
examination  in  either  Part,  but  not  both,  in  their  third  terra  of  residence, 
having  previously  kept  two  terms,  and  in  both  Parts  or  in  either  Part 
in  their  fourth  or  any  later  term  of  residence,  having  previously  kept 
three  terms:  provided  that  no  student  shall  be  admitted  to  either  Part 
of  the  General  Examination  unless  he  has  passed  both  Parts  of  the 
Previous  Examination. 

11.  The  Examination  shall  be  held  twice  in  the  year. 

12.  The  First  Examination  shall  begin  on  the  Monday  after  the 
First  Sunday  in  June. 

13.  The  Second  Examination  shall  begin  on  the  Monday  next 
before  the  last  day  of  full  Michaelmas  Term  when  that  last  day  falls  on 
a  Friday,  and  on  the  Tuesday  next  before  the  last  day  of  full  Michaelmas 
Term  when  that  last  day  falls  on  a  Monday. 

14.  The  subjects  of  the  two  examinations  shall  be  the  same,  and 
the  two  examinations  shall  be  conducted  by  the  same  Examiners. 

15.  The  names  of  the  students  approved  shall  be  placed  by  the 
Examiners  in  two  separate  lists,  one  for  each  Part  of  the  Examination, 
each  list  containing  four  classes  with  the  names  in  each  class  arranged 
alphabetically;  and  these  lists  shall  be  published  in  the  Senate-House 
on  some  day  to  be  appointed  by  the  Board  of  Examinations. 

16.  In  the  Lent  Term  of  every  year  the  Senate  shall  elect  six 
Examiners  to  conduct  the  Examinations  of  the  Easter  and  Michaelmas 
Terms  ;  such  Examiners  to  be  Members  of  the  Senate  and  to  be  nomin- 
ated by  the  Board  of  Examinations. 

17.  Of  these  Examiners  two  shall  examine  in  the  Classical  subjects, 
the  Acts  of  the  Apostles  and  Latin  Composition,  two  in  English  History, 
English  Composition,  and  English  Literature,  and  two  in  the  Mathe- 
matical subjects. 

18.  Before  the  beginning  of  the  Examination  there  shall  be  a 
General  Meeting  of  all  the  Examiners  in  both  Parts,  when  the  papers 
set  by  each  Examiner  shall  be  submitted  to  all  the  Examiners  for  their 
approval.  The  papers  set  by  each  Examiner  shall  be  submitted  to 
the  other  Examiner  in  the  same  group  of  subjects  for  his  approval, 
and  shall  subsequently,  at  least  three  days  before  the  Meeting,  be  sent 


EXAMINATION  PAYMENTS.  33 

1  print  to  all  the  Examiners.  All  General  Meetings  of  the  Examiners 
ball  be  summoned  and  presided  over  by  the  Chairman  of  the  Exa- 
liners. 

19.  Each  of  the  Examiners  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest 
ach  remuneration  (not  less  than  £15)  as  may  be  determined  by  the 
ioard  of  Examinations  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice- Chancellor. 

20.  One  of  the  Pro-Proctors  and  two  of  the  Examiners  shall  be 
resent  for  the  purpose  of  invigilation  during  every  part  of  the  Examin- 
bions  in  the  Easter  and  Michaelmas  Terms. 

21.  Two  of  the  Proctors'  or  Pro-Proctors'  men  shall  be  in  attend- 
ice  during  every  part  of  the  Examinations  in  the  Easter  and  Michaelmas 
erms. 


Preliminaby  Examination  in  Science. 

1.  The  Examination  shall  be  partly  in  writing,  partly  oral,  and 
artly  practical. 

2.  The  subjects  of  the  Examination  shall  be  Chemistry,  Physics 
i)d  Elementary  Biology. 

3.  A  student  shall  be  allowed  to  present  himself  for  examination 
I  all  or  any  of  these  subjects  at  the  same  Examination. 

4.  Every  student  shall  be  required  before  admission  or  re-admission 
)  the  Preliminary  Examination  in  Science  to  pay  the  following  fees  to 
je  common  chest:  for  the  Examination  in  Chemistry  £1.  Is.,  for  the 
Examination  in  Physics  £1.  Is,,  for  the  Examination  in  Elementary 
liology  £2.  2s. 

5.  The  Examination  shall  be  held  three  times  in  the  year  and 
lall  begin  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  on  the  Tuesday  or  Friday  which 
mil  first  happen  after  October  2  and  also  on  the  Monday  at  or  next 
fier  the  last  day  of  full  Michaelmas  Term  and  also  on  the  Monday 
fter  the  second  Sunday  in  June. 

(3.  The  Examination  shall  be  open  to  all  students  who  have  entered 
n  their  third  term  of  residence  at  least,  having  previously  kept  two 
iiuis,  and  have  passed  or  obtained  exemption  from  both  Parts  of  the 
revious  Examination. 

7.  The  names  of  the  successful  candidates  in  the  several  subjects 
hall  be  arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

8.  The  Examiners  shall  be  the  two  Examiners  in  Elementary 
hemistry,  the  two  Examiners  in  Elementary  Physics  and  the  two 
Examiners  in  Elementary  Biology  appointed  as  provided  by  the  Regu- 
itions  for  Examiners  in  Natural  Science  and  in  Medicine. 

9.  The  Schedules  of  the  Examination  shall  be  those  of  the  First 
examination  for  the  M.B.  degree  and  the  Examination  shall  be  con- 
ucted  by  the  same  papers  as  the  First  Examination  for  the  M.B. 
)e2rree. 


I 


Examination    Payments  (Previous  and  General). 

1.  Every  Student  shall  be  required,  before  admission  to  examin- 
tion  in  the  First  Part  of  the  Previous  Examination,  to  pay  the  sum 
f  Twenty-five  Shillings  to  the  common  Chest;  and  before  admission 
3  examination  in  the  Second  Part  of  the  Previous  Examination,  to 
ay  the  sum  of  Twenty-five  Shillings  to  the  common  Chest. 

2.  Students  shall  be  required  to  pay  the  said  sum  of  Twenty-five 

2—5 


34     FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE. 

Shillings  to  the  common  Chest  again  on  each  occasion  of  their  r< 
admission  to  examination  in  either  of  the  aforesaid  Parts  of  the  Previou 
Examination. 

2a.     Students  who  take  only  the  papers  in  Arabic,  Chinese,  Sanskrit 
or    Pali   in    the    Previous    Examination,    or    who,    having   passed  ii 
Arabic,  Chinese,  Sanskrit,  or  Pali  take  only  the  papers  in  English,  pay 
fee  of  ten  shillings  on  admission  to  examination  in  such  papers. 

3.  Every  Student  shall  be  required,  before  admission  to  either  Par 
of  the  General  Examination,  to  pay  the  sum  of  One  Pound  to  the  coin, 
mon  Chest ;  and  Students  shall  be  required  to  pay  the  said  sum  of  Cm 
Pound  to  the  common  Chest  again  on  each  occasion  of  their  re-admissioi 
to  examination  in  either  Part  of  the  General  Examination. 

4.  Every  Student  shall  be  required  before  admission  to  the  Examin 
ation  in  the  Additional  Subjects  to  pay  the  sum  of  Twenty-fiv< 
Shillings  to  the  Common  Chest :  and  Students  who  have  undergone  th( 
examination  and  have  not  been  approved  by  the  Examiners  shal 
be  required  to  pay  the  said  sura  of  Twenty-five  Shillings  again  on  eacl 
occasion  of  their  admission  to  examination  at  the  said  Examination. 


FINAL    EXAMINATIONS    FOR   THE    ORDINARY 
B.A.   DEGREE. 

Every  Student  is  required  before  admission  to  either  Part  of 
any  Special  Examination,  to  pay  the  sum  of  Thirty  Shillings  to 
the  Common  Chest :  and  Students  are  required  to  pay  the  said 
sum  of  Thirty  Shillings  to  the  Common  Chest  again  on  each  oc- 
casion of  their  re-admission  to  examination  in  either  Part  of  such 
Special  Examination.  Every  Student  is  required,  before  admission 
to  any  Special  Examination  which  is  not  divided  into  two  Parts, 
to  pay  the  sum  of  Three  Pounds  to  the  Common  Chest :  anc 
Students  are  required  to  pay  the  sum  of  Three  Pounds  to  the 
Common  Chest  again  on  each  occasion  of  their  re-admission  to 
such  Special  Examination. 

Any  part  of  any  Special  Examination  shall  be  open  to  all 
students  who  have  passed  Examinations  entitling  them  to  proceed 
to  any  Degree  in  the  University  in  Arts,  Law,  Medicine  or 
Surgery.  

REGULATIONS  FOR  THE  SPECIAL  EXAMINATIONS  FOR 
THE   ORDINARY  B.A.    DEGREE. 
Genekal  Regulations. 
A.    For  Special  Examinations  which  are  divided  into  two  parts,  and 
are  held  twice  in  each  year ;  namely : 

(a)  Theology.  (b)  Political  Economy.  (c)  Law.  (d)  History, 
(e)  Chemistry.  (/)  Physics,  {g)  Mathematics,  (h)  Classics,  (i) 
Mechanism  and  Applied  Science  i.  (h)  Music.  (Z)  Military  Subjects. 
(vi)  Psychology. 

1.  The  examination  shall  take  place  twice  in  each  year. 

2.  The  first  examination  shall  begin  on  the  Wednesday  or,  if  the 
next  day  be  Ascension  Day,  on  the  Tuesday  next  but  two  before  the 
first  day  of  General  Admission  in  the  Easter  Term^. 

1  In  the  Easter  Term  1914,  and  subsequently.  Special  Examination  iti  Engineering  Science, 

2  Uugic,  see  p.  51. 


FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE.   35 

3.  The  second  examination  shall  begin  on  December  5  in  each 
•ear,  unless  (a)  that  day  be  a  Sunday,  or  (b)  full  Michaelmas  Term 
lids    on    Monday,    December    8,    in    which    cases  it    shall    begin   on 

December  4.i 

4.  The  examination  shall  consist  of  two  Parts,  and  each  Part  shall 
be  conducted  by  printed  papers ;  but  in  the  examinations  in  Chemistry 
ind  in  Physics  the  examiners  shaU  be  at  liberty,  if  they  think  fit,  to 
examine  the  students  orally  on  the  apparatus  exhibited,  and  on  the 
practical  work  done. 

5.  Part  I.  of  the  examination  shall  be  open  to  all  students  who  have 
'jntered  on  their  sixth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  five  terms, 
I  md  have  passed  both  Parts  of  the  Previous  and  of  the  General  Examin- 
ition. 

Provided  that  candidates  for  Ordinary  Degree  may  proceed  in  accord- 
uice  with  Regulation  6*  following. 

6.  Either  Part  or  both  Parts  of  the  examination  shall  be  open  to  all 
>tudents  who  have  entered  on  their  ninth  term  at  least,  having  j^reviously 
iept  eight  terms,  and  have  passed  both  Parts  of  the  Previous  and  of  the 
jreueral  Examination ;  or  who  have  passed  examinations  entitling  them 
0  proceed  to  any  degree  in  the  University  in  Arts,  Law,  Medicine,  or 
Mirgery. 

Provided  that  candidates  for  the  Ordinary  Degree  may  proceed  in 
iccordance  with  Regulation  6*  following. 

G*.2  Part  I  of  any  of  the  Special  Examinations  enumerated  above  shall 
)e  open  to  all  students  who  have  entered  on  their  second  term  at  least 
laving  previously  kept  one  term  and  have  passed  both  Parts  of  the 
'revious  Examination.  Part  II  of  any  such  Examination  shall  be  open 
u  Students  in  their  fourth  or  any  later  term  of  residence  who  have  passed 
a-  obtained  exemption  from  both  Parts  of  the  Previous  Examination. 
.'lovided  that  neither  Part  I  of  two  Special  Examinations  nor  Part  II  of 
wo  Special  Examinations  shall  be  taken  in  the  same  term.  Provided  further 
hat,  except  in  so  far  as  provision  is  made  to  the  contrary  in  the  special 
Liegulations  relating  to  any  of  the  Examinations  referred  to,  no  student 
Aall  be  allowed  to  be  a  candidate  for  a  Part  of  any  of  these  Special 
[Examinations  which,  should  he  be  successful  in  passing  in  it,  would  be 
lis  final  Examination  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree,  unless  he  has  entered 
)ii  his  ninth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  eight  terms. 

7.  There  shall  be  a  meeting  of  the  examiners  previous  to  each 
xamination,  when  the  papers  set  by  each  examiner  shall  be  submitted 
or  approval. 

8.  One  at  least  of  the  examiners  and  one  of  the  Proctors  or  Pro- 
.^roctors  shall  be  present,  and  two  of  the  Proctors'  or  Pro-Proctors'  men 
'hall  be  in  attendance  during  every  part  of  the  examination  :  but,  if  more 
ban  one  Special  Examination  be  held  in  the  same  room,  the  Board  of 
examinations  may  relax  the  strict  obligation  of  attendance  on  the  part 
>f  the  examiners  for  the  purpose  of  invigilation. 

9.  The  examiners  shall  arrange  the  names  of  those  who  pass  in  each 
'art  in  three  classes  ;  the  names  in  the  first  class  being  arranged  in  order 
»f  merit  and  those  in  the  second  and  third  classes  alphabeticaUy. 

10.  The  class-lists  shall  be  published  in  the  Senate  House  at  the 
atest  at  10  a.m.  on  the  Thursday  before  the  first  day  of  General  Admis- 
don  in  the  Easter  Term,  and  on  the  day  next  but  one  (or,  if  the  day  of 
ieneral  Admission  be  a  Monday  or  a  Tuesday,  the  day  next  but  two) 
iffore  the  day  of  General  Admission  in  the  Michaelmas  Term. 

11.  The  examiners  shall  send  a  report  of  the  results  of  each  examin- 

1  Music,  see  p.  51. 

2  This  Regulation  does  not  aflfect  students  already  in  residence  in  the  University. 


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36       FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  OEDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE. 

ation  to  the  secretary  of  the  Board  of  Examinations  within  a  week  after  i 
the  publication  of  the  class-lists ;  and  this  report  shall  be  communicated, 
in  the  case  of  the  examinations  in  Physics  and  in  Chemistry,  to  the  Special 
Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry;  and  in  the  case  of  each  of  the  other 
examinations  to  the  Special  Board  or  other  Board  by  which  the  examiners 
for  that  examination  are  nominated.  The  report  shall  contain  infonnation 
as  to  the  standards  adopted  in  arranging  the  class-list  of  the  examination. 


(a)    THEOLOGY. 


1.  Part  I.  shall  consist  of  four  papers  on  the  following  subjects: 

(1)  Outlines  of  Old  Testament  History. 

(2)  a.    A  selected  portion  of  the  Historical  Books  of  the  Old  Testa- 

ment in  English,  b.  A  selection  of  the  Psalms  or  Pro- 
phetical Books  of  the  Old  Testament  m  English. 

(3)  One  of  the  Gospels  in  Greek. 

(4)  The  history  of  the  Jews  from  the  close  of  the  Old  Testament 

History  to  the  Fall  of  Jerusalem,  with  special  attention  to 
the  religious  life  and  thought  of  the  Jews  so  far  as  they 
illustrate  the  Gospel  History. 

2.  Part  II.  shall  consist  of  seven  papers  as  foUows : 

(1)  The  Life  and  Epistles  of  St  Paul  (in  English). 

(2)  One  or  more  of  the  Epistles  in  Greek. 

(3)  Outlines  of  EngHsh  Church  History  to  a.d.  1717. 

(4)  A  selected  portion  of  the  historical  books  of  the  Old  Testament 

in  Hebrew,  with  easy  questions  on  Hebrew  Grammar. 

(5)  Outlines  of  Early  Church  Histoiy  to  the  death  of  Leo  the 

Great. 

(6)  A  special  subject  from  the  religious  history  of  England  between 

A.D.  1717  and  1870. 

(7)  Subjects  for  an  Essay  relating  to  the  subject-matter  of  paper  (If 

in  Part  I.  and  papers  (1)  (2)  and  (3)  in  Part  II. 

3.  Paper  (4)  in  Part  I.,  and  Papers  (4)  (5)  and  (6)  in  Part  II.,  shall  be 
*  Voluntary,  that  is  to  say,  students  shall  not  be  required  to  present  them- 
selves for  them,  but  the  results  shall  be  taken  into  account  in  assigning 
the  places  in  the  class-list ;  and  marks  shall  be  afi&xed  to  the  names  of 
those  who  pass  with  credit  in  any  of  those  papers;  but  no  student  shall 
present  himself  for  more  than  two  of  the  three  voluntary  papers  in 
Part  II. 

4.  The  paper  on  the  Gospel  in  Greek  and  that  on  the  Epistle  or 
Epistles  in  Greek  shall  contain  sentences  or  passages  for  translation, 
together  with  questions  on  introduction  and  subject  matter,  and  on  the 
criticism  and  interjjretation  of  the  text,  and  phrases  or  sentences  for 
retranslation. 

5.  The  paper  on  the  Life  and  Epistles  of  St  Paul  shall  consist  of 
questions  on  the  events  of  St  Paul's  life,  on  the  general  contents  of  his 
Epistles,  and  on  the  circumstances  which  called  them  forth. 

6.  The  paper  on  the  selected  portion  of  the  Historical  Books  of  the' 
Old  Testament  in  Hebrew  shall  contain  passages  for  translation  and  easy 
questions  on  grammar,  together  with  easy  sentences  for  retranslating,  and 
one  or  more  passages  for  pointing. 

7.  The  Special  Board  for  Divinity  may,  if  they  think  fit,  recommend 
books  for  special  study  in  connection  with  the  voluntary  paper  on  a 
subject  from  the  religious  history  of  England. 


FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE.    37 

8.  In  estimating  the  merits  of  the  work  done  by  the  candidates  the 
examiners  shall  take  account  of  style  and  method. 

9.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  the  same 
four  examiners,  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Divinity,  and 
appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  preceding  Lent  Term,  and  each  examiner 
shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such  remuneration  (not  less  than 
£10  and  not  more  than  £50)  as  may  be  determined  by  the  Board  of  Ex- 
aminations with  the  consent  of  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

10.  The  Special  Board  for  Divinity  may,  if  it  think  fit,  appoint  one  of 
its  members  to  summon  and  preside  over  the  meeting  of  the  examiners 
held,  in  accordance  with  General  Regulation  7,  before  each  examination, 
who,  if  the  votes  of  the  examiners  are  equally  divided,  shall  have  a  casting 
vote. 

11.  The  Special  Board  for  Divinity  shall  in  every  year  before  the  end 
of  the  Easter  Term  give  notice  of  the  particular  Gospel,  the  Epistle  or 
Epistles,  the  portions  of  the  Old  Testament  in  English  and  in  Hebrew, 
and  the  special  subject  from  the  religious  history  of  England,  which  they 
have  selected  as  the  subjects  of  examination  in  the  year  next  but  one 
following.  

{b)    POLITICAL  ECONOMY. 

1.  Part  I.  shall  consist  of  four  papers  as  follows : 
Two  papers  on  the  Economics  of  Industry ; 
One  paper  containing  subjects  for  an  EngUsh  Essay,  some  of  which 

shall  relate  to  general  topics ; 
One  paper  on  a  special  subject  to  be  prescribed  from  time  to  time  by 
the  Special  Board  for  Economics  and  Politics, 

2.  Part  II.  shall  consist  of  four  papers  as  follows : 
Two  papers  on  the  Economics  of  Trade  and  Finance  ; 
One  paper  containing  subjects  for  an  English  Essay  relating  to 

Economics ; 
One  paper  on  a  special  subject  to  be  prescribed  from  time  to  time 
by  the  Special  Board  for  Economics  and  Politics . 

3.  In  each  Part  the  fourth  paper,  namely,  the  paper  on  the  special 
subject  to  be  prescribed  by  the  Special  Board,  shall  be  voluntary ;  that  is 
to  say,  students  shall  not  be  required  to  present  themselves  for  it,  but 
the  results  shall  be  taken  into  account  in  assigning  the  places  in  the 
jlass-list:  and  marks  shall  be  affixed  to  the  names  of  those  who  pass 
jatisfactorily  in  either  of  these  papers. 

4.  In  estimating  the  merits  of  the  work  done  by  the  candidates  the 
examiners  shall  take  account  of  style  and  method. 

5.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  the  same 
WO  examiners,  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Economics  and  Politics, 
ind  appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  Lent  Term  of  the  year,  and  each  ex- 
tminer  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such  remuneration  (not 
ess  than  £10  and  not  more  than  £30)  as  may  be  determined  by  the  Board 
it  Examinations  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

The  Special  Board  for  Economics  and  Politics  may,  if  they  think  fit, 

t  one  of  their  members  to  preside  over  the  meeting  of  the  examiners 

in  accordance  with  General  Eegulation  7,  before  each  examination,who, 

votes  of  the  examiners  are  equally  divided,  shall  have  a  casting  vote. 

Lists  of  books  recommended  for  Part  I.  and  Part  II.,  and  the 

1  subjects  prescribed  for  Part  I.  and  Part  II.,  shall  be  published 

time  to  time  by  the  Special  Board  for  Economics  and  Politics.    Not 

than  one  year's  notice  shall  be  given  of  any  change  in  the  list  of  books 

nded  or  in  the  special  subjects  prescribed. 


38      FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  OEDINAEY  B.A.  DEGEEE. 

(c)    LAW.  j 

1.  Part  I.  shall  consist  of  three  papers  on  the  foUowmg  subjects  : 

(1)  Some  branch  of  English  Constitutional  Law.  ] 

(2)  English  Criminal  Law. 

(3)  Select  cases  illustrating  one  or  both  of  the  preceding  subjects.; 

2.  Part  II.  shall  consist  of  four  papers  as  follows  : 

(1)  Elementary  parts  of  the  English  Law  of  Real  Property. 

(2)  The  English  Law  of  Contract  or  Tort,  or  some  other  branch 
of  English  Law. 

(3)  Select  cases  illustrating  one  or  both  of  the  preceding  subjects. 

(4)  Subjects  for  an  Essay  relating  to  the  subject-matter  of  papers 
(1)  and  (2). 

3.  The  thii'd  paper  in  each  Part  shall  be  voluntary,  that  is  to  say, 
students  shall  not  be  required  to  present  themselves  for  it,  but  the  results 
shall  be  taken  into  account  in  assigning  the  places  in  the  Class  List ;  and 
marks  shall  be  affixed  to  the  names  of  those  who  pass  satisfactorily  in 
either  of  these  papers. 

4.  In  estimating  the  merits  of  the  work  done  by  the  candidates  the 
examiners  shall  take  account  of  style  and  method. 

5.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  the 
same  examiners ;  the  number  of  examiners  in  each  year  shall  be  deter- 
mined by  the  Special  Board  for  Law  and  shall  not  be  less  than  two 
nor  more  than  four ;  the  examiners  shall  be  nominated  by  the  Special 
Board  for  Law  and  appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  preceding  Lent  Term 
and  each  examiner  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such  remunera- 
tion (not  less  than  £10  and  not  more  than  £50)  as  may  be  determined 
by  the  Board  of  Examinations  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice- Chancellor. 

The  Special  Board  for  Law  may,  if  it  think  fit,  appoint  one  of  its 
members  to  summon  and  preside  over  the  meeting  of  the  examiners  held, 
in  accordance  with  General  Regulation  7,  before  each  examination,  who, 
if  the  votes  of  the  examiners  are  equally  divided,  shall  have  a  casting 
vote. 

6.  The  Special  Board  for  Law  shall  in  every  year  before  the  end 
of  the  Easter  Term  publish  a  notice  declaring  more  particularly  what 
branches  of  Law  and  what  Select  Cases  are  to  be  the  subjects  of  examin- 
ation in  the  year  next  but  one  following.  It  shall  also  be  the  duty  of 
the  Board  from  time  to  time  to  recommend  books  in  which  the  subjects 
of  examination  may  be  studied. 


[d)    HISTORY. 

1.  Part  I.  shall  consist  of  three  papers  as  follows : 

(1)  Outlines  of  General  English  History  from  the  earhest  period  to 
A.D.  1485.  Candidates  will  be  expected  to  shew  some  knowledge  of  Con- 
stitutional and  Economic  History, 

(2)  A  special  period  of  English  History  prior  to  a.d.  1485. 

(3)  A  special  period  or  biography  in  European  History,  relevant  to  the 
special  period  of  Enghsh  History.     (Voluntary.) 

2.  Part  II.  shall  consist  of  five  papers  as  follows: 

(1)  and  (2)  Two  papers  on  the  outlines  of  General  English  History 
after  a.d.  1485:  the  two  papers  to  be  divided  as  nearly  as  possible  at 
A.D.  1688.  Candidates  will  be  expected  to  shew  some  knowledge  of  Con- 
stitutional and  Economic  History. 

(3)  A  subject  or  period  of  European  History  after  a.d.  1485. 

(4)  A  paper  in  the  study  of  politics.     (Voluntary.) 

(5)  Subjects  for  an  Essay  relating  to  the  subject-matter  of  papers  (1), 
(2),  or  (3). 


FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE.     39 

3.  Paper  (3)  in  Part  I.,  and  Paper  (4)  in  Part  II.,  shall  be  voluntary, 
that  is  to  say,  students  shall  not  be  required  to  present  themselves  for 
them,  but  the  results  shall  be  taken  into  account  in  assigning  the  places 
in  the  Class  List ;  and  marks  shall  be  affixed  to  the  names  of  those  who 
pass  satisfactorily  in  either  of  these  papers. 

4.  In  estimating  the  merits  of  the  work  done  by  the  candidates  the 
examiners  shall  take  account  of  style  and  method. 

5.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  the 
same  examiners;  the  number  of  examiners  in  each  year  shall  be  deter- 
mined by  the  Special  Board  for  History  and  Archaeology  and  shall  not  be 
less  than  two  nor  more  than  four ;  the  examiners  shall  be  nominated  by 
the  Special  Board  for  History  and  Archaeology  and  appointed  by  the 
Senate  in  the  preceding  Lent  Term  and  each  examiner  shall  receive 
from  the  University  Chest  such  remuneration  (not  less  than  £10  and  not 
more  than  £50)  as  may  be  determined  by  the  Board  of  Examinations  with 
the  consent  of  the  Vice- Chancellor. 

The  Special  Board  for  History  and  Archaeology  may,  if  it  think  fit, 
appoint  one  of  its  members  to  summon  and  preside  over  the  meeting 
of  examiners  held,  in  accordance  with  General  Eegulation  7,  before  each 
examination,  who,  if  the  votes  of  the  Examiners  are  equally  divided,  shall 
have  a  casting  vote. 

6.  The  Special  Board  for  History  and  Archaeology  shall  from  time  to 
time  recommend  books  in  which  the  subjects  of  examination  may  be 
studied,  and  shall  in  every  year  before  the  end  of  the  Easter  Term  publish 
a  notice  declaring  what  branches  of  history  are  to  be  the  subjects  of  paper 
!  (3)  in  Part  I.  and  papers  (3)  and  (4)  in  Part  II.  in  the  year  next  but  one 
i  following. 

(e)    CHEMISTRY. 

1.  In  Part  I.  three  papers  shall  be  set,  viz.  two  papers  on  the  simpler 
chemical  properties  of  the  commoner  elements  and  compounds,  and  one 
paper  on  Practical  Work  in  Chemistry. 

2.  In  Part  II.  three  papers  shall  be  set,  viz.  two  papers  on  the 
Chemistry  of  the  commonly  occurring  elements,  metallic  and  non- 
metallic,  together  with  the  outlines  of  Organic  Chemistry,  and  one 
paper  on  Practical  Work  in  Chemistry. 

3.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  the  two 
examiners  in  Elementary  Chemistry  appointed  under  Graces  2 — 8  of 
October  25,  1888. 

4.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry 
4o  define  by  Schedule  from  time  to  time  the  nature  of  the  Examinations  in 
the  several  subjects. 


SCHEDULES  FOR  THE  SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN  CHEMISTRY. 

Part  I. 

pJssential  features  of  chemical  change.  Conservation  of  mass.  The 
Is  governing  the  proportions  in  which  substances  interact  in  the 
'"rent  physical  states.  The  relations  between  the  pressure,  tempera- 
and  volume  of  gaseous,  liquid  and  solid  substances.  Equivalent, 
.lie  and  molecular  weights  and  their  determination.  Elements, 
bpounds  and  mixtures.  The  use  of  the  balance.  Thermometry; 
-'fie  and  latent  heat.    Electrolysis. 


40    FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE. 

The  classification  and  the  commoner  properties  of  acids,  bases  and 
salts.  The  preparation  and  properties  of  the  following  elements  and 
their  more  common  compounds  may  be  used  to  illustrate  the  foregoing 
subjects  and  principles :  oxygen,  ozone,  hydrogen,  nitrogen,  carbon, 
chlorine,  bromine,  iodine,  sulphur,  phosphorus,  arsenic,  sodium,  copper, 
and  calcium. 

Practical  Chemistry. 

Easy  qualitative  analysis,  comprising  the  detection  of  elementary 
substances  and  the  examination  of  simple  salts.  The  preparation  and 
determination  of  the  chief  properties  of  commonly  occurring  substances. 
The  quantitative  estimation  by  volumetric  methods  of  alkalis,  alkaline 
carbonates,  acids,  chlorides,  and  salts  of  iron. 

Part  II. 

In  addition  to  the  subjects  enumerated  under  Part  I.,  an  elementary 
knowledge  will  be  expected  of  the  following.  The  conservation  of  energy, 
the  kinetic  theory  of  gases  and  the  atomic  theory.  The  periodic  classifi- 
cation of  the  elements.  The  behaviour  and  essential  characteristics  of 
solutions.  The  thermal  effects  which  accompany  chemical  and  physical 
change.  The  determination  of  physical  constants  of  chemical  im- 
portance. 

A  knowledge  will  be  expected  of  the  following  elements  and  their 
chief  compounds,  in  addition  to  those  specified  under  Part  I.  Aluminium, 
antimony,  argon,  arsenic,  barium,  boron,  calcium,  chromium,  copper, 
gold,  iron,  lead,  magnesium,  manganese,  mercury,  nickel,  potassium, 
silicon,  silver,  strontium,  tin  and  zinc. 

In  connexion  with  carbon  compounds  a  knowledge  is  requisite  of  the 
distinction  between  molecular  composition,  constitution  and  configui-atiou 
and  of  the  methods  of  ultimate  organic  analysis.  The  preparation, 
properties  and  more  important  reactions  of  the  substances  specified 
below  may  be  used  to  illustrate  the  classification  and  general  reactions 
of  organic  compounds.  The  oxides  of  carbon ;  cyanogen,  cyanides  and 
double  cyanides.  Methane,  ethane  and  their  halogen  derivatives. 
Ethylene,  acetylene  and  their  halogen  compounds.  Methyl  and  ethyl 
alcohols.  Formic,  acetic  and  oxalic  acids  and  their  esters.  Ethyl  ether, 
formaldehyde  and  acetaldehyde,  chloral,  ethylamine,  acetamide  and  urea. 
Glycol,  glycerol,  grape  sugar,  cane  sugar  and  starch.  Benzene,  nitro- 
benzene, aniline  and  phenol. 

Practical  Chemistry. 
The  determination  of  equivalent,  atomic  and  molecular  weights. 
The  preparation  and  purification  of  commonly  occurring  inorganic  sub- 
stances. Volumetric  analysis,  including  that  specified  in  Part  I.  and  the 
determination  of  iodine,  hypochlorites,  peroxides,  chromates  and  silver. 
Indirect  analysis  of  mixtures  of  acids,  alkalis  and  alkaline  carbonates. 
The  gravimetric  analysis  of  copper  sulphate,  ferric  alum,  carbonates  and 
chlorides  and  the  determination  of  water  of  crystallisation.  The  dry 
assay  of  picked  galena,  dressed  cassiterite,  red  lead  and  of  gold  and 
silver  in  bullion.  

(/)    PHYSICS. 

1.  In  Part  I.  three  papers  shall  be  set,  viz.  two  papers  on  Mechauic8 
and  Heat,  and  one  paper  on  Practical  Work  in  the  same. 

2.  In  Part  II.  three  papers  shall  be  set,  viz.  two  papers  on  Light, 
Electricity  and  Magnetism,  and  one  paper  on  Practical  Work  in  the 


II      FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE.     41 

'  CHEDULES  FOR  THE   SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN  PHYSICS. 
Part  L 
Mechanics  and  Heat. 
Physical  measurements,  systems  of  units,  velocity  and  acceleration, 
action  in  a  circle,  simple  harmonic  motion,  the  ballistic  balance,  its  use 

0  illustrate  mass  and  momentum;  Newton's  laws  of  motion,  weight, 
jrork,   energy.     The  conditions  of  equilibrium  of  bodies  under  forces 

1  cting  in  one  plane,  graphic  methods,  centre  of  gravity,  the  mechanical 
lowers,  friction.  Density  and  specific  gravity,  hydrostatic  pressure, 
;  oating  bodies,  simple  hydrostatic  machines,  Boyle's  law,  the  barometer. 
■  Young's  modulus,  surface  tension;  the  simple  phenomena  of  wave 
action  as  illustrated  in  the  transmission  of  sound,  the  measurement  of 

r  tie  velocity  of  sound  in  air,  the  determination  of  the  frequency  of  a  note. 

I    Thermometry,  measure  of  quantity  of  heat,  specific  heat,  latent  heat, 

'  loefficient  of  expansion,  expansion  of  liquids,  expansion  of  gases,  vapour 

'ressure;  conduction,  convection  and  radiation,  reflexion  and  absorption 

.if  radiant  energy,  relation  of  heat  and  work. 

\  Practical  Work. 

»i    Experiments    together    with    oral    examination    upon    the    subjects 
'•Ucluded  in  the  above  schedule. 

Part  II. 

.  I  Light  and  Electricity  and  Magnetism, 

tl    The  laws  of  the  propagation,  reflexion  and  refraction   of  light,  the 

I  )rmation  of    images  by  plane  and  spherical  mirrors   and  by  lenses. 

j  imple  optical  instruments.     The  eye,  spectacles ;   the  deviation,  and 

Ispersion  of  light  by  a  prism,  the  spectroscope,  spectra.    Elementary 

•couut  of  the  wave  theory  of  light  and  its  experimental  basis.     The 

uiple  phenomena  of  magnetism,  experiments  with  magnets,  terrestrial 

aguetism.     The    simple    phenomena    of    electrostatics,    electroscopes, 

(ctrification  by  induction,  specific  inductive  capacity,  condensers.     The 

•oduction  of  an  electric  current,  primary  and  secondaiy  batteries,  the 

airnetic,   chemical  and   thermal  effects  of   a  current,  galvanometers, 

)ltameters,  Ohm's  law ;  the  simpler  laws  of  electromagnetic  induction, 

11'  elementary  principle  of  the  dynamo,  use  of  dynamo  and  motor.    The 

mpler  phenomena  of  the  conduction  of  electricity  through  gases. 

Practical   Worh. 
Experiments    together    with    oral    examination    upon    the    subjects 
ehided  in  the  above  schedule. 


ig)    MATHEMATICS. 

1 .  Part  I.  shall  consist  of  three  papers  on  the  following  subjects : 

(1)  Elementary  Algebra  and  Elementary  Trigonometry. 

(2)  Elementary    Pure     Geometry     and     Elementary    Analytical 

Geometry. 

(3)  Elementary  Mechanics. 

2.  Part  II.  shall  consist  of  three  papers  on  the  following  subjects : 

(1)  Elementary  Differential  and  Integral  Calculus. 

(2)  Elementary  Optics  and  Astronomy. 

(3)  Mechanics  of  solids  and  fluids. 

3.  In  Part  I.  students  shall  be  required  to  present  themselves  for 
h  of  the  three  papers.  In  Part  II.  students  shall  be  requix-ed  to  present 
■luselves  for  Paper  (1)  and  either  for  Paper  (2)  or  for  Paper  (3).  They 
y  present  themselves  for  both  Paper  (2)  and  Paper  (3)  and  the  results 


42    FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE. 

shall  be  taken  into  account  in  assigning  the  places  in  the  class-list ;  an 
marks  shall  be  fixed  to  the  names  of  those  who  pass  satisfactorily  in  bot' 
Paper  (2)  and  Paper  (3). 

4.  The  tAvo  Examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  the  sam 
two  exammers,  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Mathematics,  an 
appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  preceding  Lent  Term,  and  each  examint 
shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such  remuneration  as  may  1 
determined  by  the  Board  of  Examinations  with  the  consent  of  the  Vict 
Chancellor. 

The  Special  Board  for  Mathematics  may,  if  it  think  fit,  appoint  oii 
of  its  members  to  summon  and  preside  over  the  meeting  of  the  examiuei 
held,  in  accordance  with  General  Regulation  7,  before  each  examinatioi 
who  if  the  votes  of  the  examiners  are  equally  divided  shall  have  a  castin 
vote. 

5.  The  Special  Board  for  Mathematics  shall  from  time  to  time  public 
schedules  defining  more  particularly  the  limits  of  the  subjects  of  tL 
Examination. 

SCHEDULE   FOR   THE    SPECIAL  EXAMINATION 
IN   MATHEMATICS. 

Part  L 

Elementary  Algebra.  Including  Logarithms,  the  use  of  the  Binomi 
and  Exponential  theorems,  graphical  methods. 

Elementary  Trigonometry.  Up  to  and  including  the  solution  < 
triangles. 

Elementary  Pure  Geometry.  The  elementary  solid  Geometry  of  \\m 
planes  and  spheres. 

Elementary  Analytical  Geometry,  including  the  straight  line  referre^ 
to  rectangular  axes  ;  the  circle  referred  to  rectangular  axes  ;  the  parabola 
ellipse,  and  hyperbola  referred  to  rectangular  axes,  one  of  which  is  • 
principal  axis,  the  rectangular  hyperbola  referred  to  its  asymptotes  a 
axes ;  easy  exercises. 

Elementary  Mechanics,  including  units ;  composition  and  resolution  o 
forces  in  one  plane  and  of  parallel  forces ;  conditions  of  equilibrium  ;  forc' 
diagrams;  friction.  Force;  work  and  energy;  graphical  methods  o 
representing  motion  including  varying  acceleration ;  uniform  and  uni 
formly  accelerated  motion ;  projectiles;  uniform  circular  motion. 

Logarithmic  tables  will  be  provided,  and  the  use  of  the  slide  rule  wil 
be  permitted. 

Part  II. 

Elementary  Differential  and  Integral  Calculus,  including  easy  differen 
tiation  and  integration ;  maxima  and  minima  of  simple  functions  of  on 
variable ;  areas  ;  tangents  and  normals  to  plane  curves. 

Elementary  Optics  and  Astronomy,  including  the  laws  of  reflection  am 
refraction  of  light;  formation  of  images  by  reflection  and  refractioi 
at  plane  surfaces  and  at  a  single  spherical  surface  (excluding  aberrations 
and  by  refraction  through  a  thin  lens ;  the  eye  and  the  use  of  spectacles 
the  simple  astronomical  telescope,  and  Galileo's  telescope ;  the  coordinate 
of  a  heavenly  body ;  apparent  motion  of  the  heavens ;  shape,  dimension 
and  motion  of  the  earth;  Kepler's  laws;  length  of  day,  the  seasons 
sidereal,  apparent  and  mean  solar  time ;  simple  methods  of  determinin 
latitude  and  longitude ;  principal  effects  of  refraction  and  aberration 
meaning  of  parallax ;  general  explanation  of  the  phases  of  the  moon,  an^ 
eclipses. 


FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  OKDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE.  43 

Mechanics  of  solids  and  fluids,  including  simple  harmonic  motion ; 
jiiservation  of  momentum;  conservation  of  energy;  moments  of  inertia; 
)tation  and  oscillation  of  solid  bodies  about  a  fixed  axis ;  fluid  pressure ; 
ntre  of  pressure ;  floating  bodies ;  experimental  determination  of 
letacentres. 


(h)    CLASSICS. 

1.  Part  I.  sball  consist  of  four  papers  on  the  following  subjects : 

(1)  Selected  portions  from  not  more  than  two  Greek  prose 
ithors,  taken  from  a  list  to  be  published  from  time  to  time  by  the 
pecial  Board  for  Classics,  which  list  shall  include  Herodotus,  Thucy- 
.des,  Plato,  Xenophon,  and  Demosthenes. 

(2)  Selected  portions  from  not  more  than  two  Greek  verse 
itliors,  taken  from  a  list  to  be  published  from  time  to  time  by  the 
pecial  Board  for  Classics,  which  list  shall  include  Homer,  ^schylus, 
aphocles,  Euripides,  and  Aristophanes. 

(3)  Unprepared  Translation  from  Greek. 

(4)  A  selected  portion  of  Greek  History. 

2.  Part  II.  shall  consist  of  six  papers  as  follows: — 

(1)  Selected  portions  from  not  more  than  two  Latin  prose 
ithors,  taken  from  a  list  to  be  published  from  time  to  time  by  the 
oecial  Board  for  Classics,  which  list  shall  include  Cassar,  Cicero,  Livy, 
id  Tacitus. 

(2)  Selected  portions  from  not  more  than  two  Latin  verse 
Ithors,  taken  from  a  list  to  be  published  from  time  to  time  by  the 
K'cial  Board  for  Classics,  which  list  shall  include  Plautus,  Terence, 
irgil,  Horace,  and  Juvenal. 

(3)  Unprepared  Translation  from  Latin. 

(4)  Latin  Prose  Composition. 

(5)  A  selected  portion  of  Roman  History. 

(6)  Subjects  for  an  Essay  relating  to  the  subject-matter  of  the 
utions  of  authors  selected  for  papers  (1)  and  (2). 

3.  Paper  (4)  in  Part  I.,  and  Paper  (5)  in  Part  II.,  shall  be  voluntary, 
at  is  to  say,  students  shall  not  be  required  to  present  themselves  for 
em,  but  the  results  shall  be  taken  into  account  in  assigning  the  places 

;  be  Class  List ;  and  marks  shall  be  affixed  to  the  names  of  those  who 
satisfactorily  in  either  of  these  papers. 
Papers  (1)  and  (2)  in  each  part  shall  contain  passages  for  trans- 
I'lu^vith  grammatical  and  other  questions  immediately  arising  there- 
)in.    A  portion  of  the  prescribed  books  in  each  year  shall  bear  upon  the 
itious  of  History  selected  for  the  Voluntary  papers. 
.').    In  estimating  the  merits  of  the  work  done  by  the  candidates  the 
•  miners  shall  take  account  of  style  and  method. 
I  6.    The  two  examinations  in   each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  the 
me  two  examiners,  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Classics,  and 
^pointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  preceding  Lent  Term,  and  each  examiner 
all  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such  remuneration  as  may  be 
itermined  by  the  Board  of  Examinations  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice- 
Uor. 
e  Special  Board  for  Classics  may,  if  it  think  fit,  appoint  one  of  its 
rs  to  summon  and  preside  over  the  meeting  of  the  examiners  held, 
irdance  with  General  Regulation  7,  before  each  examination,  who  if 
tes  of  the  Examiners  are  equally  divided  shall  have  a  casting  vote. 
The  Special  Board  for  Classics  shall  in  every  year  before  the  end 
Easter  Term  publish  a  notice  declaring  what  portions  of  authors, 
hat  portions  of  history,  have  been  selected  as  the  subjects  for 
ation  in  the  year  next  but  one  following. 


44       FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE. 

(Issued  December  7,  1903.) 
List  of  authors,  from  whom  until  further  notice  portions  will  be  selecte 
to  be  the  subjects  of  papers  (1)  and  (2)  in  Parts  I.  and  II.: — Herodotm 
Thucydides,  Plato,  Xenophon,  Demosthenes,  Homer,  Aeschylus,  Sophocle 
Euripides,  Aristophanes,  Caesar,  Cicero,  Livy,  Tacitus,  Plautus,  Terend 
Lucretius,  Virgil,  Horace,  Ovid,  Juvenal. 

(*•)     MECHANISM   AND   APPLIED   SCIENCE. 

{For  the  Easter  Term  1914  and  subsequently,  see   Special  Examinati^ 
in  Engineering  Science,  p.  41.) 

1.  In  Part  I.  three  papers  shall  be  set,  to  be  taken  by  all  candidat 
namely, 

(1)     Practical  Mathematics ;  (2)    Descriptive  Mechanism ; 

(3)     Surveying,  being  a  practical  examination  in  field  and  office  woi 

2.  In  Part  II  the  following  three  papers  shaU  be  taken  by  all  car 
dates : 

(1)  Elementary  Applied  Mechanics ; 

(2)  Mechanical  Drawing ;  (3)    Workshop  practice ; 

and  each  candidate  shall  further  present  himself  for  examination  in  one  o 
more  of  the  following  subjects: 

(4  a)    Heat  and  Heat-Engines ; 
or      (4  b)     Strength  of  Materials  and  elementary  Theory  of  Structures ; 
or      (4  c)    Electricity. 

3.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemisfer 
to  define  by  schedule  from  time  to  time  the  nature  of  the  examinati© 
in  the  several  subjects. 

4.  No  candidate  shall  be  placed  in  the  First  Class  of  Part  II.  unless  h 
have  satisfied  the  examiners  in  two  out  of  the  three  alternative  subjects. 

5.  Every  candidate  shall  be  required  to  satisfy  the  examiners  that  h 
is  competent  to  perform  simple  laboratory  tests  and  experiments  illua 
trative  of  the  subjects  of  the  schedules.  For  the  purpose  of  satisfyin, 
themselves  as  to  this  the  examiners  may  impose  such  oral  and  practice 
tests  as  they  think  fit  and  may  examine  records  of  laboratory  work  mad 
by  the  candidate,  and  initialled  by  the  Professor  of  Mechanism  or  hi 
deputy  appointed  for  the  purpose.  The  examiners  in  deciding  the  clasi 
of  a  candidate  shall  take  into  account  his  practical  work. 

6.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  the  sam^ 
two  examiners,  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry 
and  appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  preceding  Lent  Term;  and  eacl 
examiner  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such  remuneration  (no 
less  than  £10  and  not  more  than  £50)  as  may  be  determined  by  the  Boarf 
of  Examinations  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

SCHEDULES   FOR  THE   SPECIAL   EXAMINATION   IN 
MECHANISM  AND  APPLIED  SCIENCE. 
-   Part  I. 
PRACTICAL  MATHEMATICS. 

Indices.  Logarithms.  Use  of  logarithmic  tables.  Construction  auc 
use  of  slide  rule. 

Functions  of  an  angle.  Use  of  trigonometrical  tables,  solution  of  right 
angled  triangles,  and  applications  to  determination  of  heights  and  distances 

Representation  of  position  of  a  point  by  rectangular  and  polar  co 
ordinates ;  use  of  squared  paper  to  represent  a  set  of  simultaneous  value; 
of  two  quantities,  plotting  of  simple  functions — algebraic  and  trigone 
metrical.  Elementary  application  of  graphic  methods  to  solution  o: 
equations.  Representation  of  rate  of  increase  of  a  quantity  by  the  slope  o: 
a  curve.    Maxima  and  minima  treated  geometrically. 


FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  OKDINAEY  B.A.  DEGEEE.       46 

British  and  metric  units  of  length,  area,  volume.  Verniers;  screw 
uges.  Areas  of  simple  regular  plane  figures.  Volumes  of  cylinder,  cone, 
here,  pyramid.    Approxunate  methods  of  measuring  areas  of  any  form. 

Representation  of  directed  quantities  by  straight  lines :  addition  and 
btraction  of  vectors ;  resolution  of  directed  quantities  into  components. 

DESCRIPTIVE  MECHANISM. 

!  Measurement  of  velocity — linear  and  angular.  Simple  cases  of  trans- 
jission  and  raodilication  of  motion;  circular  into  circular,  circular  into 
liear,  circular  into  reciprocating,  circular  into  oscillating,  and  vice  versa, 
jothed  wheels,  simple  wlieel  trains ;  belts  and  ropes ;  crank  and  slider ; 
ank  and  slotted  lever ;  cranks  and  coupler ;  eccentrics ;  ratchet  wheels, 
eversing  gears  and  quick  return  motions.  Description  of  standard 
achine  tools:  screw-cutting  lathe,  drilling  machine,  planing  machine, 
ottiug  machine.  Simple  slide-valve  and  its  action,  relative  position  of 
live  and  piston.     Outline  of  mechanism  of  simple  steam-engine. 

SURVEYING. 

Reduction  to  datum  of  a  series  of  levels.  Plotting  a  section  from  a 
ven  level  book,  with  proper  use  of  vertical  and  horizontal  scales.  Plotting 
chain  survey  from  a  given  field  book.  Reduction  of  a  simple  traverse 
u-vey.    Plotting  of  a  simple  traverse  smwey  from  a  given  field  book. 

Making  a  simple  survey  by  the  chain.  Use  of  the  dumpy  level,  the 
•ismatic  compass,  the  box  sextant,  the  theodolite,  the  plane  table. 
aking  a  simple  traverse  survey. 

Pakt  II. 
ELEMENTARY  APPLIED  MECHANICS. 

Matter,  force,  weight.  Statement  of  principle  of  parallelogram  of  forces 
1(1  its  experimental  verification.  Triangle  of  forces.  Moment  of  a  force. 
uices  acting  in  a  plane,  graphical  method  of  finding  the  resultant. 
arallel  forces,  couples.     Centre  of  gravity. 

Velocity,  acceleration,  inertia.  Laws  of  motion.  Composition  of  velo- 
lies ;  composition  of  forces.  Action  and  reaction.  Principle  of  momen- 
mi.  Work.  Energy.  Power.  Uniform  circular  motion.  Centrifugal 
)rce.    Harmonic  motion.     Simple  pendulum. 

Transmission  of  motion  and  of  power  by  machines.  Effort  and  resist- 
juce.  Velocity  ratio  of  points  of  effort  and  resistance.  Friction.  Efifi- 
ency  of  machines.  Elementary  dynamics  of  steam-engine.  Indicated 
'ad  brake  horse-power.    Function  of  fly-wheel. 

Elementary  hydrostatics.  Atmospheric  pressure.  Fluid  pressure  on 
i>rizontal  and  vertical  surfaces.  Pumps.  Hydraulic  press  and  other 
I  a  chines  worked  by  hydraulic  pressure. 

Energy  and  momentum  of  fluid  jets.    Discharge  from  orifices. 

DRAWING. 
Candidates  will  be  required  to  make  working  drawings  of  a  machine,  or 
:irt  of  a  machine  or  structure,  from  measurement  or  from  a  dimensioned 
■'■h. 

WORKSHOP  PRACTICE. 
Every  candidate  will  be  expected  to  shew  proficiency  in  two  at  least  of 
le  following  departments : 

1.  Wood- working : — planing,  making  of  simple  joints,  turning,  making 
f  simple  patterns. 

2.  Fitting: — filing  to  template  or  sketch,  turning  to  gauge,  screw- 
^ntting. 

Forging: — forging  a  simple  scroll,  making  a  weld,  forging,  temper- 
id  grinding  a  tool. 


46    FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.   DEGREE. 

HEAT  AND  HEAT-ENGINES. 

Heat  a  form  of  energy.  Quantity  of  heat.  Temperature.  Thermc 
meters.  Specific  heat.  Change  of  state  of  water  and  other  substances 
Latent  heat.  Heat  of  combustion  of  coal  and  other  fuels.  Conduction  o 
heat. 

Forms  of  energy.  Conservation  of  energy.  Production  of  heat  froi 
work.     Mechanical  equivalent  of  heat.     Idea  of  efficiency  of  a  heat-enguu 

Properties  of  a  gas.  Laws  of  Boyle  and  Charles.  Properties  of  steam 
Meaning  of  saturated  steam.     Meaning  of  superheated  steam. 

Action  of  an  ordinary  steam-engine.  The  parts  of  a  steam-engine 
History  of  Watt's  inventions.  Use  of  the  Indicator.  Production  c 
vacuum  by  injection  and  surface  condensers.  Advantage  of  high -pressor 
and  much  expansion.  Simple  and  compound  and  triple  expansion  enginej 
Steam-jackets.  Tests  of  engines  to  determine  consumption  of  stean 
General  results  of  such  tests.  Advantage  of  superheating.  General  foma 
of  steam-engine. 

Valves  and  valve  gears.  The  slide-valve.  Reversing  gears.  Goven 
ing  by  throttle- valve  or  by  varying  the  amount  of  expansion.    Corliss  gea: 

Boilers:  their  general  construction  and  action.  Tests  of  boilers  1 
determine  the  consumption  of  fuel.  Regulation  of  supply  of  air.  Methoc 
of  forcing  draught. 

Gas-engines  and  oil-engines.  The  Otto  cycle.  Use  of  "producer"  gai 
Sources  of  waste  in  gas-engines  and  oil-engines. 

STRENGTH  OF  MATERIALS  AND  ELEMENTARY  THEORY 
OF  STRUCTURES. 

Meaning  of  stress  and  strain.  Strength  of  materials  to  resist  tensioi 
compression,  and  shear.  Factor  of  safety.  Methods  of  testing  strengtl 
Testing  machine.  Forms  of  test-pieces.  Extension  in  tensile  tea 
Stress-strain  diagrams.  Limit  of  elasticity.  Yield-point.  General  rest 
of  tests  in  iron  and  steel.  Characteristics  of  steel.  Mild-steel :  how  pi 
duced.  Hardening  and  tempermg  of  high-carbon  steel.  Yomig's  modul 
of  elasticity :  measurement  of  this  modulus  by  direct  extension.  Modul 
of  rigidity. 

Strength  of  ties  under  axial  pull.  Strength  of  beams  and  cantileveiS 
Forms  of  section  suitable  for  beams.  Diagrams  of  bending  moment  ai 
shearing  force.  Calculation  of  the  amount  of  load  a  given  beam  can  safe 
carry.  Practical  formulas  for  stability  of  struts.  Strength  of  solid 
hollow  circular  shafts.  Strength  of  boiler  shells.  Strength  of  rivetti 
joints  and  other  simiile  fastenings. 

Simple  bridge  and  roof  frames.  Typical  forms  of  roofs  and  bridge 
Use  of  the  method  of  reciprocal  figures  to  determine  the  stresses  in  tl 
members.  Use  of  the  funicular  polygon  to  determine  the  reactions  at  tl 
supports.     Treatment  of  distributed  load.    Estimation  of  loads. 

ELECTRICITY. 

Properties  of  magnets ;  force  between  poles ;  magnetic  moment ;  ] 
netic  field,  lines  of  force;  earth's  field;  force  on  pole  in  field;  coup 
on  magnet  in  field. 

Magnetic  effect  of  a  current ;  long  solenoid,  comparison  with  a  magne: 
circular  coil,  couple  on  magnet  at  its  centre,  deduction  of  the  ampe« 
tangent  galvanometer.  Force  on  a  conductor  carrying  a  current  when  ;i 
a  magnetic  field. 

Chemical  effect  of  a  current;  relation  of  quantity  of  electricity 
amount  of  chemical  action ;  primary  batteries  and  the  lead  cell ;  reverfl 
bility  of  the  latter. 


FINAL   EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.   DEGREE.     47 

Experimental  proof  tliat  rate  of  lieat  production  is  proportional  to  the 
aare  of  the  current;  idea  of  resistance.  Hydraulic  analogue  to  the 
)ctric  circuit.  Potential  difference  and  electro-motive  force.  Ohm's 
jv.  The  Watt  and  Board  of  Trade  unit;  relation  to  the  mechanical  units, 
easurement  of  electric  power  by  Watt  meters.  Specific  resistance ;  fall 
potential  in  conductors.     Parallel  circuits,  shmits. 

Measurement  of  current.  The  Thomson  and  d'Arsonval  galvanometers ; 
/jactlcal  ammeters.  Measurement  of  resistance;  the  Wheatstone  bridge, 
V I  tential  methods.  Insulation  resistance.  Measurement  of  electromotive 
TC« ;  voltmeters  ;  simple  potentiometer  methods. 
J I  Magnetising  force  as  exemplified  by  the  long  solenoid ;  induction,  modi- 
i! ation  when  iron  is  present.  General  relation  between  magnetising  force 
(■•.!  d  magnetism ;  hysteresis. 

;    Faraday's  law  of  induced  currents ;  rate  of  change  of  induction,  result- 

i'y  electromotive  force.     Case  of   a   coil  rotating  in   a  uniform  field; 

i  aphical  treatment  of  problem;  meaning  of  virtual  current.     Elements 

the  alternative  current  dynamo  and  transformer.     The  direct  current 

mature ;  simple  account  of  the  shunt  and  series  dynamo  and  motor ; 

aracteristic  curves  ;  efficiency  tests. 

Elementary  consideration  of  the  distribution  of  electrical  energy  for 
:ht  and  power.  Two  wire,  and  three  wire  systems;  advantages  of  high 
essure ;  transformer  systems ;  use  of  storage  batteries.  Incandescent 
d  arc  lamps.    Electric  meters. 


SPECIAL  EXAMINATION  IN  ENGINEERING  SCIENCE. 

(Grace,  31  May  1913.) 
/  e  fii'st  Examination  for  Part  I.  under  the  New  Regulations  loill 
''I  %n  the  Easter  Teiin,  1914,  and  the  first  Examination  for  Part  II., 

Michaelmas  Term,  1914. 
>i]i  candidate,  who,  having  passed  Part  I.  vender  the  Old  Regulations, 
'its  himself  for  examination  for  Part  II.,  in  the  Michaelmas  Term, 

or  Easter  Term,  1915,  shall  be  examined  (if  he  desires)  under  the 
Uegidations  for  Part  II.  by  means  of  alternative  papers  set  in 
lance  ivith  those  Regulations^. 

.    In  Part  I.  three  papers  shall  be  set:  1.  Practical  Mathematics; 
It  mentary  Mechanics ;  3.  Strength  of  Materials. 

.\ery  candidate  shall  be  required  to  satisfy  the  examiners  in  each 
Uie  papers  and  to  shew   that    he  is  competent   to  perform  simple 
ilioratory  measurements  of  weight,  length,  area,  and  volume,  and  of  the 
length  of  materials ;  and  experiments  illustrating  Elementary  Mechanics. 
^.    In  Part  II.  seven  papers  shall  be  set:   1.  Mechanical  Drawuig; 
Mechanics  of  Machines ;   3.  Heat  Engines ;   4.  Theory  of  Structures ; 
Applied  Electricity ;   6.  Hydraulics;    7.  Surveying. 
Every  candidate  shall  be  required  to  satisfy  the  examiners  in  Mechanical 
rawing,  and  in  two  at  least  of  the  other  papers.     No  candidate  shall 
placed  in  the  First  Class  unless  he  has  satisfied  the  examiners  in  three 
Itast  of  the  papers  other  than  Mechanical  Drawing. 
!;very  candidate  shall  also  be  required  to  satisfy  the  examiners  of  his 
•iency  in  Workshop  Practice  as  specified  in  the  schedule. 
In  respect  of  each  of  the  following  papers  in  Part  II.:  Mechanics 
Machines,  Heat  Engines,  Theory  of  Structures,  Applied  Electricity, 
ydraulics,  credit  shall  not  be  given  to  a  candidate  unless  the  examiners 
'V.  satisfied  that  he  is  competent  to  perform  simple  Laboratory  measure- 
outs  and  experiments  illustrative  of  the  subject  of  the  paper  and  to  use 
■aphical  methods  of  calculation  in  connection  therewith. 

1  aeo  p.  68  (rf). 


48    FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE. 

4.  No  credit  shall  be  assigned  to  a  candidate  for  Part  II.  for  the 
paper  on  Surveying  unless  the  examiners  are  satisfied  that  he  can  adjust 
and  use  surveying  instruments  and  plot  the  results  of  a  simple  survey. 

5.  For  the  purpose  of  satisfying  themselves  as  to  the  competence  of 
candidates  for  Part  I.  or  for  Part  II.  in  Laboratory  measurement  and 
experiment  and  in  graphical  methods  of  calculation  and  of  candidates  for 
Part  II.  in  Mechanical  Drawing,  in  Workshop  Practice,  and  in  Practical 
Surveying,  the  examiners  may  impose  such  oral  and  practical  tests  as 
they  think  fit  and  may  examine  Drawings,  and  records  of  Laboratory 
work  and  of  surveys,  made  by  the  candidate  previous  to  the  examination 
and  attested  by  satisfactory  evidence.  They  may  also  for  the  same 
purpose,  consult  reports  made  by  the  Professor  of  Mechanism  and  by  his 
duly  appointed  deputies  as  to  the  Laboratory  Work,  Mechanical  Drawing, 
Workshop  Practice,  and  Practical  Surveying,  which  has  been  done  by  the 
candidate  under  their  supervision. 

6.  In  assigning  to  a  candidate  who  is  adjudged  to  have  passed  the 
examination  (whether  Part  I.  or  Part  11. ),  his  place  in  the  class  list,  the 
examiners  shall  have  regard  only  to  the  aggregate  of  his  marks  in  the 
written  papers  (including,  in  the  case  of  Part  II.,  Mechanical  Drawing) 
provided  that  in  cases  where  his  place  as  determined  on  this  basis  would 
be  doubtful,  they  may  take  into  account  the  Drawings,  and  the  records  of 
Laboratory  work  and  of  surveys  made  by  the  candidate  previous  to  the 
examination,  and  also  the  Reports  thereon  of  th^  Professor  of  Mechanism 
and  his  deputies. 

7.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry 
to  define  by  schedule  from  time  to  time  the  nature  of  the  examination  in 
the  several  subjects. 

8.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  the  same 
two  examiners  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry 
and  appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  preceding  Lent  Term  and  each 
examiner  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such  remuneration  (not 
less  than  £10  and  iiot  more  than  £50)  as  may  be  determined  by  the  Board 
of  Examinations  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

SCHEDULE   FOR   THE    SPECIAL   EXAMINATION   IN 
ENGINEERING   SCIENCE. 

Part  I. 

PRACTICAL  MATHEMATICS. 

Indices.  Logarithms.  Use  of  logarithmic  tables.  Construction  and 
use  of  slide  rules. 

Functions  of  an  angle.  Use  of  trigonometrical  tables,  simple  cases 
of  solution  of  triangles,  and  applications  to  determination  of  heights  and 
distances. 

Representation  of  the  position  of  a  point  by  rectangular  and  polar  co- 
ordinates ;  use  of  squared  paper  to  represent  a  set  of  simultaneous  values 
of  two  quantities,  plotting  of  simple  functions — algebraic  and  trigono- 
metrical. Elementary  application  of  graphic  methods  to  solution  of 
equations.  Representation  of  rate  of  increase  of  a  quantity  by  the  slope 
of  a  curve.     Maxima  and  minima  treated  graphically.  ' 

British  and  metric  units  of  length,  area,  volume.  Verniers;  screw' 
gauges.  Areas  of  simple  regular  plane  figures.  Volumes  of  cylinder,! 
cone,  sphere,  pyramid.  Approximate  methods  of  measuring  areas  of  anyj 
form. 

Representation  of  directed  quantities  by  straight  lines :  addition  ancj 
subtraction  of  vectors ;  resolution  of  directed  quantities  into  components 


I 


FINAL  EXAMINATIONS   ORDINARY  B.A.   DEGREE.       49 

ELEMENTARY   MECHANICS. 

Measurement  of  velocity  and  acceleration — linear  and  angular.  Com- 
position and  resolution  of  linear  velocity. 

Simple  cases  of  transmission  and  modification  of  motion,  illustrated  by 
simple  meclianisms.     Velocity  ratio. 

Laws  of  motion.     Composition  and  resolution  of  forces.     Friction. 

Units    and    dimensions.      Work.      Power.      Energy.      Conservation  of 

'  pnerj^y.     Equilibrium  of  coplanar  forces,  treated  graphically.     Triangle 

and   Parallelogram   of  forces.     Polygon   of  forces.    Funicular  polygon. 

Moment  of  a  force.     Cou})les.     Centre  of  gravity. 

Pressure  of  a  fluid.  Relation  between  pressure  and  depth.  Principle 
1)1  liydraulic  press. 

STRENGTH   OF  MATERIALS. 

Physical  properties  and  use  in  Engineering  construction  of  steel,  cast 
ii(m,  timber,  cement,  plain  and  reinforced  concrete. 

P^lementary  analysis  of  stress.  Strength  of  cylindrical  boiler  shells, 
and  of  riveted  joints  and  other  simjile  fastenings. 

General  account  of  the  distribution  of  stress  in  a  beam ;  functions  of 
the  web  and  of  the  flanges. 

Methods  of  commercial  testing  of  iron  and  steel ;  stress-strain  diagrams, 
limit  of  elasticity,  yield-point,  ultimate  strength.  Energy  absorbed  in 
fracture. 

Influence  of  form  of  test  pieces.     Fatigue.     Factor  of  safety. 

Outlines  of  maiuifacture  of  structural  steel,  cast-iron  and  cement.     The 
chief  effects  of  heat-treatment  and  of  working  on  the  strength  of  iron  and 
steel. 
I  Part  II. 

DRAWING. 

Elementary  Machine  drawing  from  a  dimensioned  sketch  or  model. 

j       Candidates  will  be  expected  to  shew  an  elementary  knowledge  of  the 

1  chief  points  to  be  considered  in  the  design  of  castings,  standard  bolts  and 

fastenings,  and  to  be  able  to  design  minor  details  from  a  sketch  giving 

Icarling  dimensions. 

WORKSHOP  PRACTICE. 
Candidates   will  be   required   to    shew   proficiency  in   each    of    the 
^ing: 
^ood-  WorMncj :    The  use    of   tools,   making    simple  joints,  making 
)le  patterns  and  core-boxes. 

Tetal-  Wm^kivg :  The  use  of  the  common  machine  tools,  simple  fitting, 
ing  simple  forgings,  welding,  making  finished  tools. 

MECHANICS   OF  MACHINES. 

Contact — point,  line  and  surface.    Velocity  ratio  and  constraint  of 

"line  parts,  gearing  and  linkages.     Instantaneous  centres.     Velocity 

igles.    Methods  and  efticiency  of  transmission  of  power  by  mechanical 

Dynamometers,    absorption     and    transmission.       Mechanical 

biency  of  machines — effort  and  resistance.    Speed  regulation — governors 

flywheels.     Simple  examples  of  harmonic  motion.     Simple  cases  of 

icing  of  machine  parts — rotating  and  reciprocating.     Simple  valve- 

^ions  and  valve-diagrams.     The  examples  to  be  taken  mainly  from  the 

3wing : 

I  Screw  cutting  lathe,  drilling  machine,  planing  machine,  slotting 
ehine,  shaping  machine,  milling  machine.  Steam  engine  and  internal 
jbustion  engine. 

3 


50    FINAL    EXAMINAIIONS  ORDINARY    B.A.   DEGREE. 

THEORY   OF    STRUCTURES. 

Elementary  analysis  of  stress  and  strain.  Meaning  and  measurement 
of  Young's  Modulus.  Modulus  of  rigidity,  and  coefficient  of  expansion. 
Strength  of  ties  under  axial  pull.  Strength  and  deflection  of  beams  and 
cantilevers.  Moment  of  inertia  of  beam  sections.  Bending  moment  and 
Shear  Force  diagrams.  Elementary  theory  of  reinforced  concrete,  re- 
inforced concrete  beams  and  pillars.  Calculation  of  safe  loads  for  beams. 
Struts:  critical  load;  effect  of  different  end  fastenings.  Strength  and 
twist  of  solid  and  hollow  cii'cular  shafts  under  torsion.  Simple  bridge  and 
roof  frames  in  wood  and  iron.  Determination  of  stresses  in  members  of  a 
frame  by  reciprocal  figure  and  method  of  sections.  Reactions  at  supports 
of  sti-ucture  by  funicular  polygon.  Treatment  of  distributed  loads,  wind 
pressure,  etc.  effect  of  sudden  application  of  load.  Design  of  simple  plate 
girder  and  roof  truss. 

APPLIED  ELECTRICITY. 

The  electric  circuit.  Meaning  and  measurement  of  conductivity, 
resistance,  electi'omotive  force,  potential.  Quantity  of  electricity,  elec- 
trical power  and  energy.  Practical  units  in  which  each  of  these  is 
expressed. 

Ohm's  law,  resistances  in  series  and  parallel,  simple  networks,  varia- 
tions in  electric  potential  round  cii-cuits. 

Magnetic  field,  lines  of  force,  magnetic  effect  of  cui'rent,  electromagnet, 
permeability,  hysteresis,  magnetic  circuits. 

Chemical  effect  of  current,  quantity  of  electricity  and  chemical  action, 
simple  theory  of  lead  acciamulator. 

Heating  effect  of  current,  virtual  current,  electric  lamps. 

Systems  of  distribution  of  elejctric  power  by  direct  current,  losses  in 
transmission.  Induction  of  electric  currents.  Elements  of  construction 
and  principle  of  action  of  direct  current  dynamos  and  motors  and  of 
alternating  current  transformers. 

Characteristic  curves ;  causes  of  Avaste  in  generating  and  transforming 
machinery. 

Efficiency  tests.     Direct  current  measuring  instruments. 

HEAT  ENGINES. 

Meaning  and  measurement  of  temperatixre,  quantity  of  heat,  specific 
heat,  latent  heat,  and  calorific  value  of  fuel.     Conduction  of  heat. 

Relation  between  heat  and  work.  Conservation  of  energy.  Mechanical 
equivalent  of  heat.  Properties  of  a  gas.  Laws  of  Boyle  and  Charles. 
Properties  of  steam.  Isothermal  and  adiabatic  expansion.  Elementary 
theory  of  heat  engines ;  limiting  efficiency. 

General  construction  and  mode  of  action  of  simple  and  compound 
reciprocating  steam-engines.  Effect  of  variation  of  cut-off  on  efficiency 
and  power.  General  construction  and  mode  of  action  of  the  leading  types 
of  steam-turbines.  Causes  of  waste  in,  and  relative  advantages  of,  turbines 
and  reciprocating  engines.     Measurement  of  steam  consmnption. 

Standard  types  of  boilers,  condenser,  and  air  pump.  Effect  of  vacuum 
and  super-heating  on  performance  of  steam-engines.  Natural  and  forced 
draught.  Causes  of  waste  in  boilers.  Relation  between  air-supply  and 
proportion  of  carbon  dioxide  and  oxygen  in  chimney  gases. 

General  construction  and  mode  of  action  of  the  common  types  of 
internal  combustion  engines.  Effect  of  compression  ratio  on  efficiency. 
Effect  of  ratio  of  fuel  to  air-supply  on  power,  on  efficiency  and  on  com- 
position of  exhaust-gases. 

The  testing  of  heat-engines.     Use  of  the  indicator,  measurement 
indicated  horse-power,  interpretation  of  indicator  diagrams. 


FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  OKDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE.        fil 

HYDRAULICS. 

Elementary  hydrostatics.  Density,  specific  gravity,  atmosphei-ic 
))ie8sure,  fluid  pressure  on  plane  surfaces,  centre  of  pressure. 

Floating  bodies  (excluding  metacentres). 

Flow  of  water,  stream  line  motion.     Bernoulli's  equation. 

Friction  in  pipes  and  channels.     Viscosity. 

Steady  flow  in  pipe^  and  channels.  Measurement  of  flow  over  weirs 
iiiid  notches  and  through  orifices. 

Venturi  meter. 

Energy  and  momentum  of  fluid  jets. 

Elementary  theory  and  construction  of  Water  wheels,  Pelton  wheel, 
turbines. 

Reciprocating  and  centrifugal  pumps. 

Hydraulic  press  and  other  machines  worked  by  hydraulic  pressure. 

SURVEYING. 

Chain  surveying.     Traverse  surveying. 

Levelling  and  contouring, 
[plane  table  surveying, 
[simple  triangulation. 
[Construction  and  adjustment  of  level,  theodolite,  tacheometer,  pris- 

ic  compass,  box  sextant. 

Hrrors  of  observation  and  their  elimination. 
;tting  out  curves. 

)fiice  computation  and  plotting  of  results. 
Iculation  of  areas  and  earth-works  computation. 


{k)    MUSIC. 

1.  The  first  examination  shall  be  held  on  the  Tuesday  and  Wednesday 
next  but  three  before  the  first  day  of  General  Admission  in  the  Easter  Term. 
The  second  examination  shall  be  held  on  the  last  Thursday 
before  Dec.  3  and  the  following  day. 

3.  The  examination  shall  be  conducted  partly  by  printed  papers  and 
partly  viva  voce,  and  shall  consist  of  two  Parts, 

4.  Part  I.  shall  consist  of  an  examination  in  Acoustics ;  and  shall  be 
in  accordance  with  the  Schedule  for  the  examination  in  Acoustics  in  the 
Preliminary  Examination  for  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Music. 

5.  Part  II.  shall  consist  of  an  examination  in  Harmony  (in  not  more 
Jian  four  jjarts)  and  in  Counterpoint  (in  not  more  than  three  parts). 

6.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  the 
examiners  for  the  Preliminary  Examination  for  the  Degree  of  Bachelor 
>f  Music  in  that  year, 

7.  Rescinded. 
S.    Rescuided. 

9.1  That,  notwithstanding  Regulation  6*  relating  to  Special  Examin- 
tions  which  are  divided  into  two  parts  and  are  held  twice  in  each  year,  a 
tudent  who  is  taking  the  Special  Examination  in  Music  as  one  of  the 
ilxaminations  qualifying  him  to  proceed  to  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  may 
candidate  for  an  Examination  which,  should  he  be  successful  in 
g  it,  would  be  his  final  Examination  for  the  Ordinary  B.A,  Degree, 
ided  that  he  is  in  his  sixth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  five 
8 ;  and  that,  if  successful  in  passing,  he  shall  without  further  examin- 
be  entitled  to  proceed  to  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts,  provided 

I  Thi**  ReKulatioii  does  not  affect  Students  already  in  Residence  in  the  University. 

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52       FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  OEDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE. 

(1)  that  he  has  subsequently  completed  the  requisite  number  of  terms,  and 

(2)  that  he  presents  to  the  Registrary  a  certificate  or  certificates  signed 
by  the  Professor  of  Music,  or  by  the  University  Lecturer  in  Harmony  and 
Counterpoint,  or  by  a  Lecturer  recognised  by  the  Special  Board  for  Music 
in  accordance  witli  the  Ordinances  relating  to  Recognised  Lecturers,  and 
countersigned  both  by  the  Head  of  the  student's  College  and  by  his  College 
Tutor  (or,  in  the  case  of  a  Non-Collegiate  Student,  by  the  Chairman  of 
the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board  and  by  the  Censor),  shewing  that, 
during  the  terms  required  to  be  kept  subsequent  to  the  terms  in  which  he 
passed  the  Examination  in  question  he  has  diligently  pursued  a  course  of 
study  in  the  University  in  preparation  for  the  final  Examination  for  the 
Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Music. 


(I)    MILITARY   SUBJECTS. 

1.  Part  I  shall  consist  of  four  papers  on  the  following  subjects: 
(1)  Military  Engineering.  (2)  Military  Topography.  (3)  The  Elements  of 
Tactics — together  Avith  a  practical  examination  involving  th.e  tactical 
application  of  the  principles  of  Eiigineering  and  Topography  to  a  given 
piece  of  ground.     (4)  Military  Organization  and  Administration. 

2.  Part  II  shall  consist  of  four  papers  on  the  following  subjects: 
(1)  (a)  Military  History  and  (h)  the  Principles  of  Strategy.  (2)  A  special 
campaign,  or  part  of  a  campaign.  (3)  The  Theory  of  Tactics,  with  at  least 
one  problem  involving  the  application  of  tactical  principles  to  a  scheme 
worked  out  on  a  section  of  the  Ordnance  map.  (4)  Military  Law.  (The 
use  of  the  King'' a  Regulations  and  of  the  3Ianual  of  Militari/  Law  will  be 
allowed  for  this  paper,  but  without  access  to  table  of  contents  or  index. . 
Alternative  questions  may  be  set.) 

3.  In  estimating  the  merits  of  the  work  done  by  the  candidates  the 
Examiners  shall  take  account  of  style  and  method. 

4.  The  two  Examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  the  same 
three  Examiners,  nominated  by  the  Board  of  Military  Studies,  and 
appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  preceding  Lent  Term ;  and  each  Examiner 
shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such  remuneration  (not  less  than 
£10  and  not  more  than  £80)  as  may  be  determined  by  the  Board  of 
Examinations  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice-Chancellor.  One  at  least  of 
the  Examiners  shall  be  a  member  of  the  Senate. 

5.  The  Board  of  Military  Studies  shall  appoint  a  member  of  the 
Senate  as  chairman  to  summon  and  preside  over  the  meetings  of  the 
Examiners. 

6.  The  Board  of  Military  Studies  shall  from  time  to  time  recommend 
books  in  which  the  subjects  of  examination  may  be  studied,  and  shall  in 
every  year  before  the  end  of  the  Easter  Term  publish  a  notice  defining  the 
subject  of  Paper  (2)  in  Part  II  for  the  examinations  of  the  year  next 
following,  and  prescribing,  if  they  think  fit,  tlie  book  or  books  in  which  it 
is  to  be  studied.  The  Board  shall  also  publish  schedules  containing  such 
details  of  the  several  papers  as  they  may  think  fit. 


(m)    PSYCHOLOGY. 

i.  In  Part  I.  four  papers  shall  be  set,  viz. :  (1)  Physiology  of  the 
Nei'vous  System  and  Sense  Organs  ;  (2)  Psychology ;  (3)  Practical  work  in 
Psychology ;  (4)  Animal  Psychology. 

ii.  In  Part  11.  five  papers  shall  be  set,  viz. :  (1)  and  (2)  Psychology ; 
(3)  Practical  work  in  Psychology  ;  (4)  Subjects  for  an  English  Essay ; 
(5)  Application  of  Psychology  to  Education. 


FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE.    53 

iii.  The  fourth  paper  in  Part  I.,  and  the  fifth  Paper  in  Part  II.,  shall 
be  voluntary,  that  is  to  say,  candidates  shall  not  be  required  to  present 
themselves  for  it,  but  the  results  shall  be  taken  into  account  in  assigning 
the  places  in  the  class-list ;  and  marks  shall  be  affixed  to  the  names 
of  those  who  iiass  satisfactorily  in  a  voluntary  subject. 

iv.  In  estimating  the  merits  of  the  work  done  by  the  candidates,  the 
examiners  shall  take  account  of  style  and  method. 

V.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  the  same 
two  examiners,  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Moral  Science  and 
appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  Lent  term  of  the  year,  and  each  examiner 
shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such  remuneration  as  may  be 
determined  by  the  Board  of  Examinations  Avith  the  consent  of  the  Vice- 
ChanceUor. 

vi.  The  Special  Board  for  Moral  Science  may,  if  they  think  fit, 
appoint  one  of  their  members  to  sununon  and  to  preside  over  the  meeting 
of  the  examiners  held  in  accordance  with  General  Eegulation  7,  before 
each  examination,  who,  if  the  votes  of  the  examiners  are  equally  divided, 
shall  have  a  casting  vote. 

vii.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Special  Board  for  Moral  Science  to 
define  by  Schedule  from  time  to  time  the  nature  of  the  examinations  in 
the  several  subjects. 

SCHEDULES. 
Part  I. 

Physiology  of  the  Nervous  System  and  Sense  Organs. 

The  structure  and  function  of  the  peripheral  nerves,  spinal  cord  and 
brain.  Neurones  and  their  synapses.  The  nervous  impulse.  Specific 
nervous  energy.  The  reflex  arc:  coordination  and  combination  of  reflexes. 
Lihibition,  facilitation  and  fatigue. 

The  structure  and  functions  of  the  sense  organs.  The  eye  :  the  retina, 
eye-movement,  accommodation.  The  ear,  tongue,  nose  and  skin.  The 
motor  and  visceral  apparatus. 

Psychology. 
General  analysis  of  mind.     Classification  of  modes  of  consciousness. 
Sensations  and  movements.     Psycho-physical  methods.     Weber's  law. 
Perceptual  processes.     Illusions.     Temporal  and  spatial  perceptions. 

Practical  Work  in  Psychology. 

Observations  and  experiments  on  sensation  and  perception,  excluding 
temporal  perception. 

An  elementary  knowledge  of  the  use  of  the  psycho-physical  methods 
will  be  required. 

Animal  Psychology. 

The  scope  and  methods  of  animal  psychology.  Outline  of  the  evolution 
of  the  central  nervous  system.  Relation  of  nervous  and  mental  evolution. 
Criteria  of  consciousness.     Trial  and  error. 

Tropisms.  Differentiation  of  the  senses.  Sensibility  to  difference. 
Spatial  perception.     Homing. 

Instinct.     Acquirement  of  habit.     Association. 

Intelligence.    Docility.    Inhibition  and  control. 

Feeling  and  emotional  states:  their  relation  to  instinct  and  intelli- 
gence. 

Imitation.    Play.     Social  behaviour. 


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Part  II. 
Psychology. 

Memory.  Recognition.  Imagination.  Hallucinations.  Association ; 
its  forms  and  their  analysis. 

Pleasure  and  pain.  Emotions,  their  analysis  and  classiflcation :  ex- 
pression of  the  emotions. 

Thought.  Comparison.  Abstraction.  Judgment.  Connexions  of 
thought  and  language. 

Self-consciousness ;  its  analysis  and  development.  Personality,  normal 
and  abnormal.     Suggestion.    Hypnotism, 

Instinct.    Imitation.     Habit. 

Voluntary  actions.  Appetition  and  aversion.  Desire.  Deliberation. 
Self-control. 

PRACTICAL  Work  in  Psychology. 

Psycho-physical  and  graphic  methods. 

Weber's  law. 

Experiments  on  memory,  association,  imagination,  comparison,  atten- 
tion, time-estimation. 

Mental  and  Muscular  Work. 

Reaction-times. 

Organic  accompaniments  of  feeling  and  emotion. 

Application  of  Psychology  to  Education. 

The  characteristics  of  infancy,  childhood  and  youth.  Individual 
diffex-ences. 

Thd"  idea  of  training ;  its  general  conditions ;  attention  and  interest. 
Training  to  observe  and  describe.     Object  lessons. 

Memory-training.  Varieties  of  memory:  conditions  of  acquisition 
Mnemonics  and  "  cram." 

Training  of  imagination :  reproductive,  interpretative,  and  originative 
imagination.  Aesthetic  training.  Training  in  the  use  of  language. 
Logical  training.     Association  and  apperception. 

Methods  of  teaching :  the  heuristic  method.    Educational  values. 

Development  of  the  will.  Habits  and  character.  Discipline  and 
authority.     Sympathy.     Sense  of  justice. 


B.    For  Special  Examinations  which  are  undivided,  and  are  held  once 
in  each  year  in  coiuiection  with  a  Tripos ;  namely : 
{n)  Logic,      (o)  Physiology. 

1.  The  examination  shall  take  place  once  in  each  year. 

2.  The  examination  shall  be  open  to  all  students  who  have  entered 
on  their  eighth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  seven  terms,  and 
have  passed  both  parts  of  the  Previous  and  of  the  General  Examination ; 
or  who  have  passed  examinations  entitling  them  to  proceed  to  any  degree 
in  the  University  of  Arts,  Law,  Medicine,  or  Surgery.  A  student  who  has 
presented  himself  for  the  examination,  and  has  failed  to  pass,  may  present 
himself  again  for  examination. 

Provided  that  candidates  for  the  Ordinary  Degree  may  proceed  in 
accordance  with  Regulation  2*  following. 

2*.i  In  the  case  of  students  who  propose  to  qualify  for  the  Ordinary 
Degree  by  passing  two  Special  Examinations,  any  of  the  Undivided  Special 
Examinations  enumerated  above  shall  also  be  open  to  such  students  if 
they  have  entered  on  their  fifth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  four 
terms,  and  have  passed  both  Parts  of  the  Previous  Examination.     Provided 

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FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE.         56 

that  no  student  shall  he  allowed  to  he  a  candidate  for  one  of  these  Special 
Exaiuinations  as  his  linal  Examination  for  the  Ordinary  Degree,  unless  he 
has  entered  on  his  eighth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  seven 
terms.  Provided  that  no  student  shall  be  allowed  to  be  a  candidate  for 
one  of  these  Special  Examinations  which,  should  he  be  successful  in 
passing  in  it,  would  be  his  final  Examination  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree, 
unless  he  has  entered  on  his  eighth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept 
seven  terms. 

3.  The  examiners  shall  arrange  the  names  of  those  who  pass  the 
examination  in  three  classes,  the  names  in  the  first  class  being  arranged 
in  order  of  merit,  and  those  in  the  second  and  third  classes  alphabetically. 

4.  The  class-lists  shall  be  published  in  the  Senate  House  at  the  latest 
at  10  a.m.  on  the  Thursday  before  the  first  day  of  General  Admission  in 
the  Easter  Term.  Any  student  whose  name  is  contained  in  the  class- 
list,  and  who  commenced  residence  in  the  Lent  Term  next  but  two  pre- 
ceding, shall  on  the  day  of  General  B.A.  Admission  in  the  following 
Michaelmas  Term  be  entitled  to  the  same  privilege  as  though  he  had 
passed  a  Special  Examination  in  that  Michaelmas  Term. 

5.  The  examiners  shall  send  a  report  of  the  results  of  the  examin- 
ation to  the  Secretary  of  the  Board  of  Examinations  within  a  week  after 
the  publication  of  the  class-lists,  and  this  report  shall  be  communicated 
in  the  case  of  the  examination  in  Logic  to  the  Special  Board  for  Moral 
Science ;  and  in  the  case  of  the  other  examinations  to  the  Special  Board 
for  Biology  and  Geology.  The  report  shall  contain  information  as  to  the 
standards  adopted  in  arranging  the  class-list  of  the  examination. 


in)    LOGIC. 

1.  The  examination  shall  take  place  once  in  each  year;  and  shall  be 
conducted  by  the  examiners  in  Logic  in  the  Moral  Sciences  Tripos,  by 
means  of  papers  set  in  the  First  Part  of  that  Tripos. 

2.  Each  candidate  shall  be  required  to  present  himself  for  examin- 
ation in  the  two  papers  on  Logic  and  Methodology  set  in  the  First  Part  of 
the  Moral  Sciences  Tripos;  and  also  in  the  paper  of  Essays,  to  which 
shall  be  appended  some  alternative  questions  intended  only  for  candidates 
in  the  Special  Examination  in  Logic. 

3.  The  character  of  the  questions  set,  and  the  method  of  approving 
them,  shall  be  determined  by  the  Regulations  for  the  First  Part  of  the 
Moral  Sciences  Tripos. 

4.  The  examiners  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such  re- 
muneration as  may  be  determined  by  the  Board  of  Examinations  with  the 
consent  of  the  Vice-Chancellor. 


(o)  PHYSIOLOGY. 

1.  The  Special  Examination  in  Physiology  shall  be  conducted  by  the 
examiners  in  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos  by  means  of  the  papers  and 
practical  work  set  in  the  First  Part  of  that  Tripos.  The  examiners 
shall  publish  a  list  of  those  who  pass  this  Special  Examination. 

2.  Each  candidate  shall  be  required  to  present  himself  for  examin- 
ation in  the  printed  papers  set  in  Physiology  in  the  First  Part  of  the 
Natural  Sciences  Tripos,  and  for  the  Practical  Examination  in  Physiology. 

3.  The  character  of  the  questions  set,  and  the  method  of  approving 
them,  shall  be  determined  by  the  Regulations  for  the  First  Part  of  the 
Natural  Sciences  Tripos. 


5G        FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  014DINAEY  B.A.  DEGREE. 

C.  For  Special  Examinations  which  are  undivided,  but  are  held  twice 
in  each  year ;  namely : 

(2>)  Geology.      (7)  Botany,      (r)  Zoology,      (s)  Agricultural  Science. 
{t)  Geography.      [u)  Modern  Languages. 

1.  The  examination  shall  take  place  twice  in  each  year. 

2.  The  examination  shall  begin  on  the  Wednesday  or,  if  the  next  day 
be  Ascension  Day,  on  the  Tuesday  next  but  two  before  the  first  day  of 
General  Admission  to  the  B.A.  Degree  in  the  Easter  Term. 

8.  The  second  examination  shall  begm  on  December  5  in  each  year, 
unless  (a)  that  day  be  a  Sunday,  or  {b)  full  Michaelmas  Term  ends  on 
Monday,  December  8,  in  which  cases  it  shall  begin  on  December  4. 

4.  The  examination  shaU  be  open  to  all  students  who  have  entered  on 
their  ninth  term  at  least  having  previously  kept  eight  terms,  and  have 
I)assed  both  parts  of  the  Previous  and  of  the  General  Examination  ;  or,  in 
lieu  of  both  parts  of  the  General  Examination,  the  Preliminary  Examin- 
ation in  Science ;  or  who  have  passed  examinations  entitling  them  to  pro- 
ceed to  any  degree  in  the  University  in  Arts,  Law,  Medicine,  or  Surgery. 

Provided  that  candidates  for  the  Ordinary  Degree  may  proceed  in 
accordance  with  Eegulation  4*. 

4*.'  In  the  case  of  students  who  propose  to  qualify  for  the  Ordinary 
Degree  by  passing  two  Special  Examinations  the  examination  shall  also 
be  open  to  students  who  have  entered  on  their  fom-th  term  at  least,  having 
previously  kept  three  terms,  and  have  passed  both  Parts  of  the  Previous 
Examination.  Provided  that,  except  in  so  far  as  provision  is  made  to  the 
contrary  in  the  special  Regulations  relating  to  any  of  the  Examinations 
referred  to,  no  student  shall  be  allowed  to  be  a  candidate  for  one  of  these 
Special  Examinations  which,  should  he  be  successful  in  passing  it,  would 
be  his  final  Examination  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree,  unless  he  has 
entered  on  his  ninth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  eight  terms. 
Provided  further  that  none  of  these  Special  Examinations  shall  be  taken 
in  the  same  term  as  a  Part  or  the  whole  of  another  Special  Examination. 

5.  There  shall  be  a  meeting  of  the  examiners  previous  to  each 
examination,  when  the  papers  set  by  each  examiner  shall  be  submitted 
for  approval. 

6.  One  at  least  of  the  examuiers  and  one  of  the  Proctors  or  Pro- 
Proctors  shall  be  present,  and  two  of  the  Proctors'  or  Pro- Proctors'  men 
shall  be  in  attendance,  during  the  examination;  but,  if  more  than  one 
Special  Examination  be  held  in  the  same  room,  the  Board  of  Examhiations 
may  relax  the  strict  obligation  of  attendance  on  the  part  of  the  examiners 
for  the  purpose  of  invigilation. 

7.  The  examiners  shall  arrange  the  names  of  those  who  pass  the 
examination  m  three  classes.  In  Agricultui-al  Science  and  in  Geography 
the  names  in  the  first  class  shall  be  arranged  in  order  of  merit,  those 
in  the  second  and  third  classes  alphabetically.  In  Geology,  Botany,  and 
Zoology  the  names  shall  be  arranged  alphabetically  in  all  three  classes. 

8.  The  class-lists  shall  be  imblished  in  the  Senate  House  at  the  latest 
at  10  a.m.  on  the  Thm-sday  before  the  first  day  of  General  Admission  in 
the  Easter  Term,  and  [on  the  day  next  but  one  (or,  if  the  day  of  General 
Admission  be  a  Monday  or  a  Tuesday,  the  day  next  but  two)  before  the 
day  of  General  Admission  in  the  Michaelmas  Term]. 

9.  The  examiners  shall  send  a  report  of  the  results  of  each  examin- 
ation to  the  Secretary  of  the  Board  of  Examinations  within  a  week  after 
the  publication  of  the  class-lists,  and  this  report  shall  be  communicated 
to  the  Board  by  which  the  examiners  are  nominated.     The  report  shall 

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toutain  information  as  to  the  standards  adopted  in  arranging  the  class-Ust 
of  the  examination. 

10.  In  estimating  the  merits  of  the  work  done  hy  the  candidates 
in  Geology,  Botany,  and  Zoology,  the  examiners  shall  take  account  of 
style  and  method. 

(p)    GEOLOGY. 

1.  The  examination  shall  be  partly  in  writing,  partly  oral  and 
liractical.  It  shall  be  conducted  in  accordance  Avith  a  schedule  published 
l)y  the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology. 

2.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  two 
•  ixaminers  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology  and 
appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  preceding  Lent  Term,  and  each  examiner 
shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such  remuneration  as  may  be 
determined  by  the  Board  of  Examinations  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice- 
Chancellor. 

3.  The  examination  shall  consist  of  eight  papers  as  follows : 

(1)  and  (2)  Physical,  Structural,  Stratigraphical  and  Economic 
Geology ;  (3)  Essays  in  some  Geological  subjects ;  (4)  Practical  and  oral 
examination  in  Structural  Geology,  Geological  Mapping,  Economic 
Geology  and  common  rocks  and  fossils ;  (5)  Petrology ;  (6)  Practical  work 
in  Petrology ;  (7)  Palaeontology  ;  (8)  Practical  work  in  Palaeontology. 

The  subjects  of  Petrology  and  Palaeontology  shall  be  voluntary 
subjects,  that  is  to  say  candidates  shall  not  be  required  to  present  them- 
selves for  them  but  a  candidate  may  take  either  or  both  of  these  voluntary 
subjects. 

4.  A  candidate  taking  a  voluntary  subject  must  take  the  paper  in 
practical  work  as  well  as  the  written  paper  in  the  subject. 

5.  The  results  in  the  voluntary  subjects  shall  be  taken  into  account  in 
drawing  up  the  class-list  and  marks  shall  be  affixed  to  the  names  of  those 
who  pass  satisfactorily  in  one  or  both  of  the  volmitary  subjects. 

Schedule. 

Physical  Geology.  The  study  of  erosion,  deposition,  earth-movements, 
vulcanicity  and  metamorphism,  climatic  changes. 

Stmcticral  Geology.  Structures  in  sedimentary,  igneous  and  raeta- 
morphic  rocks. 

8tratigrax)hical  Geology.  The  principles  of  stratigraphy,  and  the 
stratigraphical  Geology  of  the  British  Isles. 

Economic  Geology.  Soils,  water-supply,  building  materials,  and  other 
substances  of  economic  imiwrtance. 

Identification  of  common  rocks  and  fossils. 

Construction  of  Geological  Maps  and  principles  of  Mapping, 

Voluntary  Subjects. 

Petrology.  The  common  rock-forming  minerals.  Description  of  typical 
rocks. 

Palaeontology.  The  modes  of  preservation  of  fossils.  Description  of 
common  genera  belonging  to  the  principal  groups  of  invertebrate  fossils. 


[q]    BOTANY. 

1.  The  examination  shall  be  partly  in  writing,  partly  oral  and  practical, 
the  written  papers  being  three  in  number.  The  subjects  of  the  examination 
shall  be  in  accordance  with  a  schedule  published  by  the  Special  Board  for 
Biology  and  Geology.  ^ 

2.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  two 

3—5 


68        FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  OKDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE. 

examiners  nouiinated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology  and 
api^ointed  by  tlie  Senate  in  the  preceding  Lent  Term,  and  each  examiner 
shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such  remuneration  as  may  be 
determined  by  the  Board  of  Examinations  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice- 
Chancellor. 

Schedule. 
The  structure  and  physiology  of  selected  types  of  plants.  General 
plant  biology,  the  relation  of  structure  and  function  to  special  environ- 
ments. Rejiroduction,  heredity  and  variation,  plant-breeding.  The  origin 
of  species,  natural  selection,  adaptation.  The  structure  of  flowers  and 
floral  biology.    Ecological  and  floristic  plant-geogi'aphy. 


(r)     ZOOLOGY. 

1.  The  examination  shall  be  partly  in  writing,  partly  oral  and  practical, 
the  written  papers  being  three  in  number.  The  subjects  of  the  examin- 
ation shall  be  in  accordance  with  a  schedule  published  by  the  Special 
Board  for  Biology  and  Geology. 

2.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  two 
examiners  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology  and 
appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  preceding  Lent  Term,  and  each  examiner 
shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such  remuneration  as  may  be 
determined  by  the  Board  of  Examinations  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice- 
Chancellor. 

Schedule. 
The  elements  of   comparative   anatomy   and   embryology.     Natural 
history,  general  and  philosophical  Zoology,  including  heredity,  variation, 
natural  selection,  evolution,  distribution,  adaptation,  etc. 


(s)    AGRICULTURAL  SCIENCE. 

1.  The  examination  shall  be  partly  in  writing  and  partly  oral  and 
practical,  and  shall  include  the  folloAving  subjects:  Elementary  Botany, 
Zoology,  Geology,  Chemistry  and  Physics,  in  their  relation  to  Agriculture; 
the  General  Principles  of  Agriculture,  the  General  Principles  of  Forestry. 
Of  these  subjects.  Elementary  Geology  in  relation  to  Agriculture  and  the 
Principles  of  Forestry  shall  be  voluntary.  The  Examination  shall  be 
conducted  in  accordance  with  the  Schedules  published  from  time  to  time 
by  the  Board  of  Agricultural  Studies. 

2.  The  results  of  the  papers  in  the  voluntary  subjects  shall  be  taken 
into  account  in  assigning  the  places  in  the  class-list ;  and  marks  shall  be 
affixed  to  the  names  of  those  who  pass  satisfactorily  in  a  voluntary 
subject. 

3.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  examiners, 
not  exceeding  seven  in  number,  nominated  by  the  Board  of  Agricultural 
Studies  in  the  Lent  Term.  There  shall  be  a  Chairman  of  Examiners 
appointed  by  the  Board. 

4.  The  examiners  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such 
remuneration  as  may  be  determined  by  the  Boai'd  of  Examinations  with 
the  consent  of  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

5.^  Notwithstanding  Regulation  4*  relating  to  Special  Examin-': 
ations  which  are  undivided  and  are  held  twice  in  each  year,  a  student] 

1  This  Regulation  does  uot  atfect  students  already  in  residence  in  the  University. 


f'INAL  lilXAMlNATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE.        50 

wlio  is  taking  the  Special  Examination  in  Agricultural  Science  as  one 
of  the  Examinationb  qualifying  him  to  proceed  to  the  Ordinary  B.A. 
I't '1,'ree  may  be  a  candidate  for  an  Examination  which,  should  he  be  suc- 
sful  in  passing  hi  it,  would  be  his  final  Examination  for  the  Ordinary 
■  .A.  Degree,  provided  that  he  is  in  liis  sixth  term  at  least,  having 
previously  kept  live  terms ;  and  that,  if  successful  in  passing,  he  shall 
without  further  examination  be  entitled  to  proceed  to  the  Degree  of 
Bachelor  of  Arts,  provided  (1)  that  he  has  subsequently  completed  the 
ie<iuisite  number  of  terms,  and  (2)  that  he  presents  to  the  Registrary 
;i  certificate  signed  by  tlie  Drapers  Professor  of  Agriculture,  and  counter- 
signed both  by  the  Head  of  liis  College  and  by  his  College  Tutor  (or,  in 
the  case  of  a  Non-Collegiate  student,  by  the  Chairman  of  the  Non- 
Collegiate  Students  Board  and  by  the  Censor),  shewing  that,  during  the 
tenns  required  to  be  kept  subsequent  to  the  term  in  which  he  passed  the 
Examination  in  question  he  has  diligently  attended  the  course  of  instruc- 
tion in  Agriculture  prescribed  for  Part  II  of  the  Examination  for  the 
Diploma  in  Agriculture. 

SCHEDULES.     1912,  until  further  notice. 

SPECIAL    EXAMINATION    IN    AGRICULTURAL    SCIENCE,   AND 
EXAMINATION  FOR  DIPLOMA  IN   AGRICULTURE,  PART   I. 

1.    The  Geneual  Principles  of  Agriculture. 

Soils  considered  from  the  farmer's  point  of  view,  indications  of  fertility 
and  other  points  of  importance  in  selecting  a  farm. 

Permanent  improvements  as  follows :  history  and  theory  of  drainage  : 
arterial  and  sheep  di-aining:  deep  draining,  and  thorough  drahiing. 
Irrigation.  Warping.  Paring  and  burning.  Mixing  soils.  Clay  burning. 
Lime  burning. 

(Temporary  improvements.    Implements  and  their  uses.    Labour,  horse 
and  manual,  on  the  farm.     Tillage.    Manuring.     Systems  of  cropping. 
Outlines  of  EtKjlish  Ayricidtural  History .     The  open  field  system :  the 
manorial  system :   the  growth  of  modern  forms  of  land  tenure.     The 
development  of  agricultural  science  and  in-actice.     The  history  of  wages 

iand  prices.    Modern  changes  in  agricultural  law. 
The  Examination  will  be  partly  in  writing  and  partly  oral. 

2.    General  Principles  of  Forestry  {Voluntary). 

Forest  Botany.  Classification  and  identification  of  the  native  and 
exotic  species  of  trees  cultivated  in  Britain  for  timber  and  for  ornament. 

Silviculture.  General  Principles.  Characteristics  of  the  principal 
timber  trees  cultivated  in  the  British  Isles.  Different  silvicultural 
systems.  Nursery  work.  Planting.  Sowing.  Natural  Regeneration. 
Coppice.  Tending  of  Avoods  and  i)lantations.  Thinning.  Pruning. 
Landscape  and  park  j)lanting. 

General  Forestry.  Utility  and  natural  history  of  forests.  Forest  soils. 
Present  conditions  of  forestry  in  Britain.  Afforestation  of  waste  land, 
of  watercatchment  areas,  etc.  Timber  sui^plies  of  the  world.  General 
care  and  protection  of  forests.     Taxation  of  woodlands. 

The  Examination  will  be  partly  in  writing  and  partly  oral. 

3.    Elementary  Botany  and  Zoology. 

External  Morphology.  The  structure  and  germination  of  seeds.  The 
shoot  system :  buds  of  various  kinds,  their  structure.  The  identification 
•of  the  commoner  trees  in  the  winter  condition.     Branching,    The  chief 


60       FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE. 

modification  of  steins.  Leaves :  foliage  leaves  and  other  leaf-structures. 
Chief  modifications  of  leaves.     The  root  system.     Various  forms  of  roots. 

Inflorescences.  The  structure  of  the  flower.  The  fruit.  Structure  of 
the  commoner  forms  of  fruits.  Adaptations  for  dispersal  of  fruits  and 
seeds. 

Internal  Morphology.  The  plant  cell.  Cell  division  and  development 
of  tissues.  Cell  contents.  Anatomy  of  stem  of  herbaceous  dicotyledon. 
Secondary  thickening  and  structure  of  the  wood  of  oak  and  pine.  Anatomy 
of  the  root :  development  of  secondary  roots :  secondary  thickening  of  root 
and  development  of  fleshy  roots  of  sAvede  and  mangel.  Cork.  Anatomy 
of  monocotyledonous  stem  and  of  foliage  leaves. 

Physioloiiy.  Physiology  and  physics  of  the  cell :  turgor :  osmosis. 
Absorption  and  excretion.  Water-conduction:  transpiration.  Photo- 
synthesis. The  accmnulation  and  storage  of  products  of  assimilation. 
Translocation.  The  assimilation  of  nitrogen.  Nutrition  of  parasites  and 
sapro])liytes. 

Ash  constituents,  essential  and  otherwise.  Respiration.  Growth, 
influence  of  external  conditions  on.  Growth  movements.  Reproduction. 
Pollination.  Factors  affecting  germination  of  seeds.  Utilization  of  reserve 
stores.     Vegetative  reproducti(m. 

Systematic  Botany.  The  foUowmg  Natural  Orders;  Ranimculaceae, 
Cruciferae,  Leguminosae,  Rosaceae,  Umbelliferae,  Compositae,  Labiatae, 
and  Gramineae. 

Zoology.  The  living  animal  and  the  constituents  of  which  it  is  com- 
posed. 

Distinction  between  plants  and  animals. 

General  build  of  the  annual  body  as  exemplified  especially  by  the 
dissection  of  a  frog,  a  pigeon  or  fowl,  and  a  rabbit.  General  relations 
and  chief  anatomical  characters  of  the  more  im])ortant  organs.  The  chief 
functions  of  these  organs. 

Special  and  characteristic  anatomical  features  of  domestic  animals. 

Skeleton  and  alimentary  canal  of  dog,  horse,  cow,  sheep,  pig,  fowl  and 
pigeon. 

The  means  by  which  reproduction  is  brought  about  and  the  essential 
nature  of  the  reproductive  process. 

The  Examination  will  be  partly  in  writing,  and  partly  oral  and  practical. 

4.    Elementary  Geology  {Voluntary). 

The  composition  and  characters  of  the  common  rock-forming  minerals, 
and  of  the  more  important  rock  types,  igneous  and  sedimentary. 

The  elements  of  physical  geology.  Geological  processes  and  their 
results :  weathering,  denudation  and  deposition.  The  formation  of  soils 
and  their  relation  to  the  underlying  rocks. 

The  construction  and  interpretation  of  geological  maps. 

Water  supply  and  drainage. 

The  Examination  will  be  partly  in  writing,  and  partly  oral  and 
practical. 

5,    Elementary  Chemistry  and  Physics. 

Chemistry.  The  ultimate  composition  of  plants.  The  properties  of 
the  following  elements  and  their  more  important  compounds,  especially  in 
their  relations  with  plant  and  animal  life :  oxygen,  hydrogen,  nitrogen, 
carbon,  chlorine,  sulphur,  phosphorus,  silicon,  sodium,  potassimn,  calcium, 
magnesium,  iron,  aluminium. 

The  chemistry  and  physics  of  the  atmosphere,  with  relation  to  plant 
and  animal  life. 


FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  OltDlNARY  B.A.  DEGREE.         61 

The  chemical  and  i)hy«ical  properties  of  water,  especially  as  it  occurs 
in  the  atmosphere  and  in  the  soil. 

The  chemical  properties  of  ammonia,  nitric  acid,  and  their  salts :  their 
mutual  relations,  especially  in  the  soil. 

The  chemical  and  physical  properties  of  hydrochloric,  sulphuric,  and 
phosphoric  acids ;  and  of  the  metals  sodium,  potassium,  calcium,  magne- 
sium, iron,  and  aluminium,  and  their  oxides  and  salts,  especially  as  they 
occur  in  the  soil,  in  plants,  and  in  animals. 

The  chemical  and  physical  properties  of  sand,  clay,  chalk  and  humus, 
le^'arded  as  constituents  of  soils.  The  composition  of  tyjiical  soils.  The 
relation  between  plants  and  the  soil  in  which  they  grow.  The  meanmg 
of  fertility  and  sterility  as  applied  to  soils. 

The  chemical  composition  and  projierties  of  the  following  manures : 
sodium  nitrate,  ammonium  sulphate,  calcium  superphosphate,  basic  slag, 
potassium  chloride  and  sulphate,  kaiuit,  chalk,  lime.  Also  such  animal 
and  vegetable  refuse  manures  as  the  following :  rape-dust,  guano,  bone. 

Ethyl-alcohol,  its  formation,  and  chemical  and  physical  properties, 
(llyceroi.  Acetic-aldehyde  and  its  relation  to  ethyl-alcohol  and  to  acetic 
acid.  Formaldehyde.  Acetic  acid,  its  formation  and  relation  to  ethyl- 
alcohol  and  acetic-aldehyde ;  its  reaction  with  ethyl-alcohol  to  form  ethyl 
acetate.     Fats  and  oils. 

The  carbohydrate  group:  grape  sugar,  cane  sugar,  mUk  sugar,  malt 
sugar:  starch,  cellulose:  their  composition,  occurrence,  properties,  and 
reactions,  and  their  importance  in  the  nutrition  of  plants  and  animals. 

Acetamide ;  its  formation  from  ammonium  acetate.  Oxamide ;  its 
formation  from  ammonium  oxalate,  and  from  ethyl  oxalate,  and  its 
leactions  with  soda-lime  and  alkalies.  The  chemical  and  physical  proper- 
ties, occurrence,  and  reactions  of  urea.  The  significance  of  amides  in 
]>laut  and  animal  nutrition.  The  composition,  properties,  and  reactions  of 
the  i^rotein  group,  their  occurrence  and  their  importance  in  the  nutrition 
of  plants  and  animals. 

Phyaics.  Elementary  ideas  of  forces  and  their  effects  ;  composition 
and  resolution  of  forces  (parallelogram  law  and  parallel  forces).  The 
shnple  machines  and  their  applications.  Density  and  its  measurements ; 
specific  gravity.  Water  and  spirit  levels.  Surface  tension.  Osmosis. 
Physical  properties  of  soils.  Pressure  of  gases ;  the  barometer  and  the 
elements  of  meteorology ;  pumps.  Effects  of  heat ;  thermometers. 
Vapour  pressure,  hygrometry.  Specific  heat.  Latent  heat.  Transmis- 
sion of  heat.     Heat  and  Avork. 

The  Examination  will  be  partly  in  writing,  and  partly  oral  and  prac- 
tical. In  the  practical  examination,  questions  may  be  set  in  the  quali- 
tative examination  of  the  various  substances  mentioned  in  the  above 
schedule,  including  the  recognition  of  their  common  impurities.  Also 
simple  chemical  and  physical  problems  of  agricultural  interest. 

EXAMINATION  FOR  DIPLOMA  IN  AGRICULTURE,  PART  II. 

Agricultuke. 

Crops.    Wheat,    barley,    oats,    rye,    beans,    peas,    mangel,    turnips, 

cabbage,  potatoes,   catch  crops  and  other  fodder  crops:    their  place  in 

)tation,  the  soils  for  which  they  are  suitable,  their  cultivation,  seeding, 

muring,  interculture,  harvesting,  marketing,  or  consumption  by  stock, 

it  of  production  and  realisation. 

Grass.    Formation  and  management  of   temporary  and  permanent 
iss:  haymaking. 
Livestock.    A  short  description   of  the  salient  points  necessary  for 


62        FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  OKDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE. 

recognition,   the  particular  uses,  and  geographical  distribution,  of  the 
various  breeds  of  cattle,  sheep,  horses,  and  pigs. 

The  selection  and  systems  of  management  of  breeding  stock  :  housing, 
rearing,  feeding.     Dairy  husbandry. 

Cost  of,  and  returns  from,  various  operations  and  different  systems. 

Capital,  including  capital  outlay  on  livestock  and  implements. 

The  Examination  will  consist  of  two  papers,  and  an  oral  examination 
on  the  University  Farm. 

Agricultural  Botany. 

In  addition  to  a  general  knowledge  of  the  subjects  mentioned  in  the 
schedule  for  the  Special  Examination  and  the  Diploma  Examination 
Part  I.,  students  must  be  familiar  with  the  more  important  recent  work  in 
Agricultural  Botany. 

The  more  important  varieties  of  cereals,  clovers,  roots  and  other  farm 
croi)s.  The  identification  of  tlie  gi'asses  of  agricultural  importance  at  all 
stages  of  their  development.  The  habitats  of  these  grasses.  The  principal 
weeds  and  harmful  plants.  The  seeds  occurring  as  impurities  or  other- 
wise in  commercial  samples  of  seed,  in  feeding  cakes  and  meals. 

Variation,  selection  and  hybridization  from  the  economic  standpoint. 

The  characteristics  and  life  histories  of  the  important  disease-pro- 
ducing fungi.     The  methods  of  preventing  and  treating  fungoid  diseases. 

The  bactei'ia  concerned  in  nitrification,  denitrification,  nitrogen-fixa- 
tion and  in  acetic,  lactic  and  butyric  fermentations. 

The  Examination  will  be  partly  in  writing,  and  partly  oral  and 
practical. 

Agricultural  Zoology  {Voluntary). 

The  structure  and  life  history  of  a  typical  insect.  The  characteristics 
of  the  princii)al  orders  of  insects,  especially  of  the  larvae  of  coleopterous, 
hymenojiterous,  lepidopterous,  and  dipterous  insect  pests. 

The  natural  history  of  the  more  common  insect  and  acarine  pests, 
especially  those  which  attack  farm  crops  or  forest  trees:  the  principal 
indications  of  attack  and  methods  of  prevention  and  remedy. 

The  natural  history  of  the  following  so  far  as  they  are  of  agricultural 
interest : — earthworms,  slugs,  snails :  the  more  common  animal  parasites : 
rodents  and  other  mammals  injurious  to  crops  or  trees :  birds. 

The  Examination  will  be  partly  in  writing,  and  partly  oral  and 
practical. 

Agricultural  Physiology. 

The  general  principles  of  animal  physiology. 

The  nature  and  composition  of  the  food-stuffs.  The  digestive  processes, 
with  special  reference  to  those  occurring  in  farm  animals. 

Carbohydrate,  fat,  and  protein  metabolism.  The  chemical  composition 
and  properties  of  the  more  important  feeduig-stutfs,  their  digestibility  and 
feeding  value.     The  chemistry  and  physics  of  animal  nutrition. 

The  composition  and  properties  of  milk,  and  their  variation  under 
different  conditions. 

The  circulatory,  respiratory  and  nervous  systems,  their  structure  and 
functions. 

The  physiology  of  excretion.  Composition  of  the  urine  in  the  different 
domestic  animals.     The  functions  of  the  skin. 

Internal  secretion.  The  testicle  and  ovary  as  organs  of  internal  secre- 
tion.   Effects  of  castration  on  metabolism. 

The  physiology  of  reproduction.  The  oestrous  cycle  in  the  domestic 
animals.  The  factors  which  determme  the  occurrence  of  'heat.'  The 
maturation  and  discharge  of  the  spermatozoa  and  ova.  The  factors  whitb 
control  fertility.    The  physiology  of  pregnancy.     Parturition.     Lactation. 


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FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE.        63 

The  locomotor  apparatus  in  the  doiuestic  aiumals. 
The   Examination  will  be   partly  in    writhig,    and  partly  oral  and 
practical. 

The  practical  exaiiiination  may  include  the  identification  and  descrip- 

Ition  of  the  more  important  organs  and  tissues,  the  preparation  of  tissues 
for  microscopic  examination,  and  the  qualitative  and  quantitative  analysis 
of  substances  of  physiological  interest.  Problems  bearing  on  the  physiology 
of  farm  animals  may  also  be  set. 

Agiucultural  Chemistky. 
The  chemistry,  physics,  and  biology  of  soils :  methods  of  sampling, 
mechanical  and  chemical  analyses  and  their  interpretation,  meaning  of 
fertility,  sterility,  and  availability :  manures  and  manuring,  cultivation, 
I  amelioration  :  temperature,  rainfall :  residues  of  crops  and  manures : 
nitriiication,  nitrogen  fixation,  and  other  fermentative  processes  in  the 
soil. 

Relations  between  crops  and  the  soil  in  which  they  grow,  chemical 
changes  occurring  in  plants,  chemical  and  physical  properties  of  proteins 
and  other  nitrogenous  compounds,  carbohydrates,  fats,  and  other  plant 
constituents.  The  composition  of  farm  crops  and  their  chief  varieties, 
and  their  variation  according  to  climate,  cultivation,  and  manuring. 
'  Chemical  selection  of  seed.  The  general  chemical  and  biological  j)rinciples 
'  of  the  processes  of  malting,  brewing,  bread-making,  and  ensilage. 

iThe  composition  and  analysis  of  feeding- stuffs.  The  composition  and 
properties  of  milk  and  dairy  products.  The  chemistry,  physics  and  biology 
'  of  the  dairy. 

The   chemistry  and    physics  of   the   more    important   disinfectants, 
fungicides,  and  insecticides  used  on  the  farm. 

The  Examination  will  be  partly  in  wiiting,  and  partly  oral  and 
I  practical.  In  the  practical  examination  questions  may  be  set  on  the 
iiualitative  and  quantitative  examination  of  fertilizers,  feeduig-stuffs,  and 
other  substances  mentioned  in  the  schedule,  including  their  examination 
tor  impurities  or  adulteration.  Other  problems  of  agricultural  interest 
may  also  be  set. 

Agricultural  Physics  (Voluntary). 
Use  of  mathematical  instruments.     Construction  and  use  of  scales. 
Use  of  logarithms  and  slide  rule. 

Rules  for  mensuration  of  areas  and  volumes.     Representation  of  solids 
liy  plan,  section,  and  isometric  projection. 

Surveying  instruments  and  their  use.  Methods  of  chain  surveying, 
[t'velling,  and  surveying  by  theodolite." 

The  construction    and   mterpretation  of  maps,   plans   and   sections 
including    those    of    simple    buildings) ;   examples   of    the  calculations 
uerally  required. 
Physics  of  the  atmosphere,  including  the  general  principles  of  meteoro- 

Physics  of  the  soil. 

The  general  physical  principles  involved  in  the  construction  and  use 
)f  the  implements  and  machinery  used  in  cultivation,  sowing,  harvestuig, 
Crashing,  grinding,  pulping,  spraying,  and  dairying. 

Sources  of  power  on  the  farm :  work,  energy,  horse-power,  efficiency, 
rimetry. 

The  Examination  will  be  partly  in   writmg,    and  partly  oral   and 

tical.    In  the  practical  examination  candidates  will  be  expected  to 

k  simple  practical  problems  mvolving  the  use  of  the  chain,  level,  and 

'olite.    They  should  prtssent  their  surveying  note-books  and  drawings. 

me  physical  problems  of  agricultural  interest  will  also  be  included. 


64       FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  OKDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE. 

Agkicultubal  Geology  {Voluntary). 

The  geology  of  the  soil :  its  chemical  and  mineralogical  composition 
and  manner  of  origin.  Rock-weathering.  The  changes  brought  about  in 
the  minerals  and  rocks  of  the  earth's  crust  by  geological  in'ocesses.  The 
influence  of  climate  on  soil  formation.    Denudation  and  land  sculpture. 

The  origin  and  characters  of  naturally  occurring  substances  of  agricul- 
tural importance. 

The  elements  of  stratigraphical  geology  as  applied  to  agriculture. 
The  geographical  distribution  of  the  various  types  of  soil  and  their 
relation  to  crops  and  stock.     Geological  maps  and  soil-maps. 

The  economic  applications  of  geology  to  agriculture. 

The  examination  will  be  partly  in  writing,  and  partly  oral  and 
practical. 


{t)    GEOGRAPHY. 

1.  The  examination  shall  be  partly  in  writing,  partly  oral  and  practical, 
and  shall  be  conducted  in  accordance  with  a  schedule  published  by  the 
Board  of  Geographical  Studies. 

2.  The  written  examination  shall  consist  of  six  papers  as  follows  : 

(1)  Physical  Geography. 

(2)  Historical  and  Political  Geography. 

(3)  Economic  and  Commercial  Geography. 

(4)  Cartography. 

(5J    History  of  Geographical  Discovery. 

(6;  Races  of  Man. 
Papers  (5)  and  (6)  shall  be  vohmtary,  that  is  to  say,  students  shall  not 
be  required  to  present  themselves  for  them,  but  the  results  shall  be  taken 
into  account  in  assigning  the  places  in  the  class-list ;  and  marks  shall  be 
afiixed  to  the  names  of  those  who  pass  satisfactorily  in  either  of  these 
pai)ers. 

The  oral  examination  shall  take  place  after  the  Avritten  examination, 
and  may  have  reference  to  any  of  the  above  subjects.  At  this  examination 
any  field  work  in  Cartography  submitted  by  the  candidates  shall  be  received 
by  the  examiners. 

3.  In  estimating  the  merits  of  the  work  done  by  the  candidates  the 
examiners  shall  take  account  of  style  and  method. 

4.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  the  same 
examiners ;  the  number  of  examiners  in  each  year  shall  be  determined  by 
the  Board  of  Geogra])hical  Studies  and  shall  be  not  less  than  four  nor 
more  than  six ;  the  examiners  shall  be  nominated  by  the  Board  of  Geo- 
graphical Studies  and  appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  Lent  Term,  and  each 
examiner  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such  remuneration  as 
may  be  determined  by  the  Board  of  Examinations  with  the  consent  of  the 
Vice-Chancellor. 

The  Board  of  Geograpliical  Studies  may,  if  they  think  fit,  appoint  one 
of  their  members  to  summon  and  preside  over  the  meeting  of  the 
examiners  held,  in  accordance  with  General  Regulation  7,  before  each 
examination,  who  if  the  votes  of  the  examiners  are  equally  divided  shall 
have  a  casting  vote. 

5.1  Notwithstanding  Regulation  4*  relating  to  Special  Examinations 
which  are  undivided  and  are  held  twice  in  each  year,  a  student  who 
is  taking  the  Special  Examination  in  Geography  as  one  of  the  Examin- 
ations qualifying  him  to  proceed  to  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  may  be 
a  candidate  for  an  Examination  which,  should  he  be  successful  in  iiassing 
in  it,  would  be  his  final  Examination  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degic 

1  This  Regulation  does  not  affect  students  already  in  residence  in  the  University. 


FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  OEDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE.       35 

provided  that  he  is  in  his  sixth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  live 
terms ;  and,  if  successful  in  passing,  he  shall  without  further  examination 
be  entitled  to  proceed  to  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts,  provided  (1)  that 
he  has  subsequently  completed  the  requisite  number  of  terms,  and  (2)  that 
he  presents  to  the  Eegistrary  a  certificate  signed  by  two  of  the  tJniver- 
gity  Lecturers  in  Geography,  and  countersigned  both  by  the  Head  of  his 
College  and  by  his  College  Tutor  (or,  in  the  case  of  a  Non-Collegiate 

'  student,  by  the  Chairman  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board  and 
Ii.\  ihe  Censor),  shewing  that  dm-ing  the  terms  required  to  be  kept  subse- 
(|iu'ut  to  the  term  in  which  he  passed  the  Examination  in  question  he  has 
tliligently  attended  the  course  of  instruction  in  Geogi-aphy  prescribed  for 
Piirt  II  of  the  Examination  for  the  Diploma  in  Geography. 

t>.  So  far  as  the  subjects  of  examination  vary  from  year  to  year  the 
Board  of  Geographical  Studies  shall  in  every  year  before  the  end  of  the 

J  Easter  Term  publish  a  notice  declaring  what  special  subjects  have  been 
selected  for  the  examination  in  the  civil  year  next  but  one  following. 

SCHEDULE  FOR  THE   SPECIAL  EXAMINATION 
IN   GEOGRAPHY. 

(1)  Physical  Geography. 
Form  and  motions  of  the  Earth. 
Elementary  Climatology  and  Oceanography. 

Typical  forms  of  land  configuration,  their  distribution  and  modes  of 
formation. 

(2)  Histoiical  and  Political  Geog raphy . 
The  historical  development  and   political  partition  of  the  diflferent 

•egions  of  the  world,  with  a  consideration  of  the  influence  of  their  physical 
eatures.  A  more  detailed  knowledge  of  the  geography  of  a  selected 
region.     [1918  and  1914,  Europe.] 

(3)  Economic  and  Commercial  Geography. 
The  economic  growth  of  the  different  regions  of  the  world,  and  the 

main  lines  of  commerce  and  communication  by  land  and  sea  in  past  and 
present  times.  A  more  detailed  knowledge  of  a  selected  region.  [1913 
lud  1914,  Europe.] 

(4)  Cartography. 
The  construction  and  use  of  Maps.   A  general  knowledge  of  the  methods 

»f  exploratory  surveying:  excluding  astronomical  methods. 

The  candidate  will  be  examined  orally  and  practically  on  maps  and  on 
he  instruments  used  in  the  above. 

Any  candidate  who  can  produce  field-work  done  by  himself  will  be 
xamined  thereon  and  will  receive  special  credit  for  good  work. 

(5)  History  of  Geographical  Discovery. 

The  outlines  of  the  History  of  Geographical  Discovery,  with  special 
uestions  on  a  selected  region  or  period.  [1913  and  1914.  The  Fifteenth 
3entury.] 

(6)  Races  of  Man. 

The  principal  races  of  mankind,  their  migrations  and  present  distri- 
ution. 

I  {it)    MODERN  LANGUAGES. 

The  examination  shall  take  place  twice  a  year. 
The  First  examination  shall  begin  on  the  Wednesday,  or,  if  the 
day  be  Ascension  Day,  on  the  Tuesday  next  but  two  before  the  first 
>f  General  Admission  to  the  B.A.  degree  in  the  Easter  Term. 


66        FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  ORDINARY  B.A.  DEGREE. 

8.  The  second  examination  shall  begin  on  December  5  in  each  year, 
unless  («)  that  day  be  a  Sunday,  or  (h)  full  Michaelmas  Term  ends  on 
Monday,  December  8,  in  which  cases  it  shall  begin  on  December  4. 

4.  The  examination  shall  consist  of  three  sections,  A  English, 
B  French,  C  German. 

In  order  to  pass  the  examination,  candidates  must  satisfy  the  examiners 
in  two  at  least  of  the  sections;  but  they  need  not  take  more  than  one 
of  the  sections  in  the  same  term. 

5.  One  section  of  the  examination  shall  be  open  to  all  students  who 
have  entered  on  their  sixth  term  at  least  having  previously  kept  five  terms, 
and  («)  have  passed  or  obtained  exemption  from  both  parts  of  the  Previous 
Examination  and  (b)  have  passed  both  parts  of  the  General  Examination 
or  in  lieu  of  both  i^arts  of  the  General  Examination  the  Preliminary 
Examination  in  Science,  provided  that  candidates  for  the  Ordinary 
Degree  may  proceed  in  accordance  with  Regulation  7. 

6.  Any  section  or  sections  of  the  examination  shall  be  open  to  all 
students  who  have  entered  on  their  ninth  term  at  least,  having  previously 
kept  eight  terms,  and  have  passed  or  have  obtained  exemption  from  both 
Parts  of  the  Previous  Examination  and  have  passed  both  parts  of  the 
General  Examination,  or  in  lieu  of  both  parts  of  the  General  Examination 
the  Preliminary  Examination  in  Science ;  or  who  have  passed  examin- 
ations entitling  them  to  proceed  to  any  degree  in  the  University  in  Arts, 
Law,  Medicine,  or  Surgery ;  provided  that  candidates  for  the  Ordinary 
Degree  may  proceed  in  accordance  with  Regulation  7  following. 

7.1  In  the  cvme  of  students  who  propose  to  qualify  for  the  Ordinary 
Degree  by  passing  two  Special  Examinations  one  section  of  the  examui- 
ation  shall  be  open  to  students  who  have  entered  on  their  second  term  at 
least,  having  previously  kept  one  term,  and  have  passed  or  obtained 
exemption  from  both  parts  of  the  Previous  Examination.  A  further 
section  or  two  further  sections  of  the  examination  shall  be  open  to 
students  in  their  fom'th  or  any  later  term  of  residence  who  have  passed  or 
obtained  exemption  from  both  Parts  of  the  Previous  Examuiation. 
Provided  that  no  student  shall  be  allowed  to  be  a  candidate  for  any  section 
which,  should  he  be  successful  in  passing  in  it,  would  be  his  final  Examin- 
ation for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree,  unless  he  has  entered  on  his  ninth 
term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  eight  terms. 

8.  Section  A  shall  not  be  taken  in  the  same  term  as  Part  II.  of 
another  Special  Examination,  and  Section  B  shall  not  be  taken  in  the 
same  term  as  Part  I.  of  another  Special  Examination.  No  candidate  shall 
be  allowed  to  take  two  sections  of  the  Special  Examination  in  Modem 
Languages  in  the  same  term  in  which  he  is  a  candidate  for  the  whole  or  a 
part  of  any  other  Special  Examination. 

9.  Section  A  shall  consist  of  five  papers  on  the  following  subjects : 
(i)      Explanation  and  discussion  of  passages  from  a  specified  work 

of  Chaucer  with  questions  on  language  and  literature  con- 
nected with  that  work. 

(ii)  Explanation  and  discussion  of  passages  from  selected  plays  of 
Shakespeare  with  questions  on  language  and  literature  conj 
nected  with  those  inlays.  I 

(iii)  Questions  on  a  specified  period  of  English  literature  later  thaq 
Shakespeare.  ' 

(iv)  Subjects  for  an  Essay  relating  to  the  subject-matter  of  Papers 
(ii)  and  (iii). 

(v)     Elementary  Anglo-Saxon. 

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FINAL  EXAMINATIONS  OKDINARY  B.A.  DEGBEE.         67 

10.  Section  B  shall  consist  of  five  papers  on  the  following  subjects  : 
(i)      Translation  from  French   into  English   and   exi^lanation   of 

passages  from  Selected  French  works  later  than  1500,  with 
questions  on  language  and  literatui-e  connected  with  those 
works. 

(ii)  Translation  of  passages  from  other  French  works  later  than 
1600. 

(iii)   Translation  from  English  into  French. 

(iv)  Subjects  for  an  Essay  in  English  relating  to  the  subject- 
matter  of  Paper  (i). 

(v)     Orighial  Composition  in  French. 

11.  Section  C  shall  consist  of  live  papers  on  the  following  subjects : 
(i)      Translation  from  German  into  English  and  explanation  of 

l)assages  from  Selected  Gt^iman  works  later  than  1500,  with 
questions  on  language  and  literature  connected  with  those 
works. 

(ii)  Translation  of  passages  from  other  German  works  later  than 
1750. 

(iii)   Translation  from  English  into  German. 

(iv)  Subjects  for  an  Essay  in  English  relating  to  the  subject- 
matter  of  Paper  (i). 

(v)    Original  Composition  in  German. 

12.  Paper  (v)  in  each  Section  shall  be  voluntary,  that  is  to  say, 
itudents  shall  not  be  required  to  i)resent  themselves  for  it,  but  the  results 
ihall  be  taken  into  account  in  assigning  the  places  in  the  class-list ;  and 
aai'ks  shall  be  affixed  to  the  names  of  those  who  pass  satisfactorily  in  any 
>f  these  papers. 

13.  In  estimating  the  merits  of  the  work  done  by  the  candidates 
ixaminers  shall  take  account  of  style  and  method. 

14.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  the  same 
hree  examiners,  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Medieval  and 
dodern  Languages,  and  appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  preceding  Lent 
?erm,  and  each  examiner  shall  receive  for  the  two  examinations  from  the 
Jniversity  Chest  such  remuneration  (not  less  than  £,"20  and  not  more  than 
i30)  as  may  be  determined  by  the  Board  of  Examinations  with  the 
onsent  of  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

15.  There  shall  be  a  meeting  of  exammers  previous  to  each  examin- 
,tion,  when  the  papers  set  by  each  examiner  shall  be  submitted  for 
.pproval.  The  Special  Board  for  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  may, 
f  they  think  fit,  appoint  one  of  their  members  to  summon  and  preside 
ver  this  meeting.  The  Chairman  shall  not  vote  unless  the  votes  of  the 
xaminers  are  equally  divided. 

16.  One  at  least  of  the  examiners  and  one  of  the  Proctors  or  Pro-Proctors 
hall  be  present,  and  two  of  the  Proctors'  or  Pro-Proctors'  men  shall  be  in 
ttendance,  dui'ing  the  examination ;  but,  if  more  than  one  Special 
examination  be  held  in  the  same  room,  the  Board  of  Examinations  may 
elax  the  strict  obligation  of  attendance  on  the  part  of  the  examiners  for 
tie  pm-pose  of  invigilation. 

17.  The  examiners  shall  arrange  the  names  of  those  who  pass  the 
xamination  in  three  classes,  the  names  in  the  first  class  being  arranged  m 

of  merit,  and  those  in  the  second  and  third  classes  alphabetically. 
3.    The  class-lists  shall  be  published  in  the   Senate  House  at  the 
t  at  10  a.m.  on  the  Thursday  before  the  first  day  of  General  Admis- 
in  the  Easter  Term,  and  on  December  17  or,  if  that  day  be  a  Smiday, 
ecember  16  ui  the  Michaelmas  Term. 

The  examiners  shall  send  a  report  of  the  results  of  each  examin- 


68  EXAMINATIONS  FOR  HONOURS. 

atiou  to  the  secretary  of  the  Board  of  Exaiiiiiiations  within  a  week  after 
the  publication  of  the  clas«-hsts,  and  this  re])ort  shall  be  comnmnicated 
to  the  Board  by  which  the  examiners  are  nominated.  The  report  shall 
contain  information  as  to  the  standards  adopted  in  arranging  the  class- 
list  of  the  examination. 

20.  The  Special  Board  for  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  shall 
in  every  year  before  the  end  of  the  Easter  Term  pul)lisli  a  notice  declaring 
what  books  have  been  selected  as  the  subjects  for  examination  in  the  year 
next  but  one  following. 

EXAMINATIONS  FOR  HONOURS. 

( Gandidates  for  Honours  are  required  to  pans  the  Previous  Exaviiaatiun, 
Part  I.  Part  II.  and  the  Additional  Subjects.) 

REGULATIONS  APPLICABLE  TO   ALL  THE   HONOURS 
TRIPOSES. 

1.  Subject  to  the  reservations  set  forth  below,  the  Examiners  in  any 
Tripos  shall  be  authorised  to  declare  candidates,  though  they  may  not  have 
deserved  Honours,  to  have  reached  a  standard  equivalent  to  that  required 
for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degi'ee. 

This  Regulation  applies 

(a)  to  Part  I  of  the  Mathematical  Tripos,  Part  I  of  the  Law  Tripos, 
Part  I  of  the  Historical  Tripos,  and  Part  I  of  the  Economics  Tripos,  only 
if  the  candidate  has  previously  obtained  Honours  in  some  other  Tripos 
Examination ; 

(h)  to  a  candidate  for  Honom-s  in  both  Parts  of  the  Law  Tripos  in  the 
same  term,  who  has  not  previously  obtained  Honours  in  some  Honours 
examination  of  the  University,  only  if  he  obtains  Honours  in  Part  I ; 

(c)  to  a  candidate  for  the  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  Tripos 
only  if  he  has  previously  obtained  Honours  in  the  Tripos,  or  having  under 
Regulation  13  presented  himself  for  Examination  in  two  Sections  of  the 
Tripos  in  the  same  term  has  reached  an  Honours  standard  in  one  of  the 
Sections  in  which  he  had  been  examined ; 

{d)  to  a  candidate  for  the  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos  only  if  the 
Examiners  are  satisfied  thiit  he  could  obtain  a  First  Class  in  Part  II  of  the 
Special  Examination  in  Mechanism  and  Applied  Science  i. 

1*.  Candidates  declared,  in  accordance  with  Regulation  1,  to  have 
reached  a  standard  equivalent  to  that  required  for  the  Ordinary  B.A. 
Degree,  may,  if  in  their  eighth  term  of  residence  at  least  at  the  time  of 
the  Examination,  be  admitted  to  the  B.A.  Degree  without  further  examin- 
ation. If  at  the  time  of  the  Examination  they  are  not  yet  in  their  eighth 
term  of  residence,  they  shall  be  entitled  to  be  excused  a  Special  Examin- 
ation to  be  specified  by  the  Examiners  in  accordance  with  the  provision 
contained  in  Regulation  1**. 

1**.  The  Examiners  for  Parti  of  the  Mathematical  Tripos,  Parti 
of  the  Classical  Tripos,  Part  I  of  the  Moral  Sciences  Tripos,  Part  I 
of  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos,  Part  I  of  the  Theological  Tripos, 
Part  I  of  the  Historical  Tripos,  the  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages 
Tripos,  the  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos,  and  Part  I  of  the  Economics 
Tripos,  shall  be  authorised  to  declare  a  candidate  although  he  may  not 
have  deserved  Honours  to  have  acquitted  himself  so  as  to  deserve  to 
be  excused  the  Special  Exanunation  in  a  subject,  to  be  specified  by 
the  Examiners,  corresponding  to  the  subject,  or  one  of  the  subjects  in 
which  he  has  been  examined  in  the  Tripos,  provided  that  a  candidate  who 
has  passed  the  Prelimhua-y  Examination  in  Science  shall  not  be  excused 
the   Special  Examhiation  in   Physics  or   the    Special    Examination   in 

1  Seep.  47. 


EXAMINATIONS  FOR  HONOURS.  69 

Chemistry.     Such  a  candidate,  when  of  proper  standing,  may  be  admitted 
to  the  B.A.  Degi'ee  subject  to  the  two  following  provisions : 

(i)  That  either  (a)  before  taking  the  Tripos  Examination  he  has  passed 
the  General  Examination  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degi-eeor  the  Preliminai-y 
Examination  in  Science,  or  (h)  before  admission  to  the  Degree  he  shall 
have  passed  a  second  Special  Examination  which  in  the  list  of  Examin- 
ations contained  in  the  plan  of  Examinations  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree 
■  is  not  grouped  with  the  Examination  which  he  is  excused; 

(ii)  That  the  Special  Examination  which  he  is  excused  may  not  be 
reckoned  as  his  final  Examination  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  unless  at 
the  time  of  his  taking  the  Tripos  Examiiiatiou  he  has  ^entered  on  his 
eighth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  seven  terms,  and  that  he 
may  not  be  a  candidate  for  the  final  Examination  for  his  Degree  unless 
;  he  has  entered  on  his  ninth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  eight 
terms. 

The  Examiners  in   Part  I  of   the   Law   Tripos  and  in  the  Oriental 

Languages  Tripos  shall  be  authorised  to  declare  a  candidate,  although  he 

tnay  not  have  deserved  Honours,  to  have  acquitted  himself  so  as  to  deserve 

to  be  excused  the  General  Examination  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree. 

^  Such  candidate,  when  of  proper  standing,  may  be  admitted  to  the  B.A. 

I  Degree  after  passing  one  of  the  Special  Examinations  for  the  Ordinary 

I  B.A.  Degree,  provided  that  he  may  not  be  a  candidate  for  the  final  Ex- 

I  imination  for  his  Degree  unless  he  has  entered  on  his  ninth  term  at  least, 

I  having  previously  kept  eight  terms. 

2.  If  a  candidate  for  Honours  in  any  Tripos  be  prevented  by  illness 
3r  any  other  sufficient  cause  from  attending  part  of  the  Examination  for 
■luch  Tripos,  the  Examiners  shall  be  authorised,  if  such  candidate  shall 
aave  acquitted  himself  so  far  with  credit,  to  declare  him  to  have  deserved 
Honours,  and  such  candidate  shall  be  deemed  to  have  obtained  Honours 
,n  such  Examination. 

2*.  A  student  who,  earlier  than  his  eighth  term  of  residence,  has 
Dbtained  Honours  in  any  Tripos  Examination  (other  than  Part  I  of  the 
Mathematical  Tripos,  or  Part  I  of  the  Law  Tripos,  or  Part  I  of  the 
Historical  Tripos,  or  Part  I  of  the  Economics  Tripos,  or  the  Medieval 
md  Modern  Languages  Tripos  with  a  pass  in  one  Section  only)  or  has 
Dbtained  Honours  in  any  two  Tripos  Examuiations,  and  who  has  sub- 
sequently completed  the  requisite  number  of  terms  without  having  failed 
m  any  further  Examination  which  would  qualify  him  for  the  B.A.  Degi'ee, 
shall  be  entitled  to  proceed  to  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts,  provided 
that  he  presents  to  the  Registrary  a  Certificate  or  Certificates  of  study, 
covering  the  Terms  required  to  be  kept  subsequent  to  the  Term  in  which 
lie  obtained  Honours,  drawn  up  and  signed  in  the  manner  following : 

Each  such  Certificate  shall  be  signed  by  a  Professor,  Reader,  or 
Dniversity  Lecturer,  or  by  a  Lecturer  or  Teacher  appointed  or  recognised 
under  an  Ordinance  of  the  University,  or  by  a  College  Lecturer,  and 
.t  shall  be  countersigned  by  the  Head  of  the  Student's  College  or  Public 
Hostel  and  by  his  College  Tutor  (or,  in  the  case  of  a  Non-Collegiate 
Student,  by  the  Chairman  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board  and  by 
lohe  Censor).    Each  Certificate  shall  contahi 

(a)     a  statement  of  the  subject  or  subjects  of  study  pursued,  and  of  the 

tures  or  Classes  attended,  or  work  carried  out,  by  the  Student  under 

direction  of  the  person  who  signs  the  Certificate ;  and  (/>)  a  statement 

the  person  who  signs  the  Certificate  is  satisfied  that  the  Student  has 

regular  and  diligent  in  his  course  of  study. 

id  no  Certificate  shall  be  valid  for  the  purposes  of  this  Regulation, 
,  in  the  opinion  of  the  Comicil  of  the  Senate,  it  satisfies  the  foregoing 


70  EXAMINATIONS  FOR  HONOURS. 

The  student  shall  he  required  to  pay  the  sum  of  t8  to  the  Registrary 
for  the  University  Cliest  upon  presenting  his  Certificate  or  Certificates  for 
registration,  or  the  sum  of  t'4  if  the  Certificate  or  Certificates  are  presented 
more  than  fifteen  days  after  the  division  of  the  Term  in  which  the  Student 
desii'es  to  proceed  to  his  degree. 

3.  The  Council  of  the  Senate  may  at  any  time  grant  permission  to 
Students  who  have  deorraded  or  who  wish  to  deerrade  to  become  Candid- 
ates for  University  Scholarships,  or  for  any  other  Academical  Honours, 
during  their  Undergraduateship,  or  for  Honours  in  any  Tripos,  on  receiv- 
ing application  from  the  Tutors  of  such  Students  accompanied  by  certifi- 
oates  of  ill-health,  or  such  other  certificates  as  may  appear  to  the  Tutors 
to  be  necessary. 

4.  Without  such  permission  no  person  who  has  degraded  shall  be 
permitted  to  become  a  Candidate  for  University  Scholarships  or  for  any 
University  Honours. 

5.  The  Council  shall  be  empowered  to  ascertain  whether  the  Candid- 
ates for  the  several  Honours  Triposes  in  each  year  are  of  the  proper 
standing,  and  for  this  purpose  the  Praelectors  of  the  respective  Colleges  of 
the  Candidates  for  Honours  shall  be  required  to  send  to  the  Registrarv 
before  the  commencement  of  the  Examination  Certificates  of  the  Term's 
kept  by  such  Candidates,  signed  and  sealed  by  the  Heads  of  those  Colleges^ 
or  their  proper  deputies.  The  Council  shall  be  empowered  further  to  as- 
certain whether  the  Candidates  have  passed  the  Previous  Examination 
according  to  the  rules  prescribed  for  it;  and  shall  make  known  to  the  Ex- 
nminers  in  each  case,  as  soon  as  may  be  after  the  commencement  of  the 
Examination,  the  names  of  those  persons  who  are  duly  qualified  in  point  of 
standing  and  other  circumstances  to  be  Candidates  for  Honours- 

6.  The  Examiners  for  each  Iiipos,  or  for  each  Part  of  a  Tripos  where 
the  Examiners  for  the  two  Parts  are  distinct,  shall  be  called  together,  as 
soon  as  possible  after  their  appointment,  by  the  Examiner  senior  in  order 
of  degree  of  all  the  resident  Examiners  for  the  Tripos  or  Part  of  a  Tripos, 
to  make  preliminary  arrangements  and  to  appoint  one  of  their  body  who 
shall  be  a  resident  member  of  the  Senate  to  act  as  Chairman;  such  appoint- 
ment to  be  communicated  as  soon  as  practicable  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  for 
publication  to  the  Senate. 

7.  An  honorarium  of  £5  shall  be  assigned  in  each  case  to  the  Examiner 
who  is  appointed  to  act  as  Chairman,  except  that,  in  the  case  of  the 
Natural  Sciences  Tripos,  the  honorarium  assiarned  to  the  Chairman  of  the 
Examiners  shall  be  £10  for  Part  I.  and  t'5  tor  Part  II. 

8.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Chairman  to  call  a  meeting  of  the  Ex- 
aminers at  which  the  Examination  questions  of  each  of  the  Examiners 
shall  be  duly  submitted  to  the  other  Examiners,  to  call  any  other  meetings 
which  may  be  necessary,  and  generally  to  see  that  the  Regulations  which 
apply  to  the  particular  Examination  with  which  he  is  concerned  are  duly 
observed. 

9.  In  all  cases  of  equality  of  votes  the  Chairman  shall  have  a  second 
or  casting  vote. 

10.  11,  12.    See  Publication  of  Class  Lists,  page  7. 

13.  Rescinded.  ' 

14.  Before  the  division  of  the  Term  preceding  each  of  the  Examinations 
or  in  the  case  of  Part  II.  of  the  Mathematical  Tripos  before  the  division  of 
the  Michaelmas  Term  immediately  preceding,  or  in  the  case  of  the 
Oriental  Languages  Tripos  before  the  end  of  the  Michaelmas  Term  imme- 
diately preceding,  or  in  the  case  of  Part  II.  of  the  Moral  Sciences  Tripos  and 
in  the  case  of  the  Theological  Tripos,  of  the  Historical  Tripos,  of  Sections 
A2,  B,  D,  F,  G,  H,  and  I  of  the  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  Tripos, 


EXAMINATIONS  FOR  HONOURS  71 

uid  of  the  Economics  Tripos  before  the  first  of  December  immediately  pre- 
eding,  the  names  of  all  tlie  students  who  desire  to  present  themselves 
18  Candidates  for  any  Tripos  or  part  of  a  Tripos  shall  be  sent  to  the 
?legistrary  by  the  Tutors  (either  directly  or  througli  the  Praelectors)  of 
he  several  Colleges  or  Public  Hostels  tlie  Principals  of  Hostels  and  the 
»roper  officer  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board,  in  separate  lists. 
These  lists  shall  specify 

in  the  case  of  the  Classical  Tripos  Part  II.  which  of  the  Sections 
i,  B,  C,  D,  E,  each  Candidate  offers  for  examination ; 

in  the  case  of  the  Moral  Sciences  Tripos  which  of  the  Sections  of 
*art  II.  each  Candidate  offers  for  examination  ; 

in  the  case  of  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos  which  of  the  subjects 
ach  Candidate  offers  for  examination  ; 

in  the  case  of  the  Second  Part  of  the  Theological  Tripos  the 
iection  or  Sections  and  additional  paper,  if  any,  in  which  each  Candidate 
Qtends  to  present  himself  for  examination ; 

in  the  case  of  the  Historical  Tripos  which  of  the  alternative  papers 
ach  Candidate  desires  to  take  ; 

in  the  case  of  the  Semitic  Languages  Tripos  the  subjects  in  which 
ach  Candidate  wishes  to  be  examined; 

in  the  case  of  the  Indian  Languages  Tripos  the  subjects  in  which 
ach  Candidate  wishes  to  be  examined; 

in  the  case  of  the  Mediaeval  and  Modern  Languages  Tripos  which 
f  the  Sections,  and  alternative  parts  of  the  Sections,  each  candidate  offers 
)r  Examination; 

in  the  case  of  Parts  I.  and  II.  of  the  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos, 
tie  subjects  in  which  each  Candidate  wishes  to  be  examined ; 

in  the  case  of  Part  II.  of  the  Economics  Tripos  which  of  the  alter- 
ative papers  each  Candidate  desires  to  take. 

15.  The  Registrary  shall  send  to  the  Inters  and  Praelectors  of  the 
jveral  Colleges  and  Public  Hostels  the  Principals  of  Hostels  and  the 
roper  officer  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board  a  First  List  of  Candid- 
tes  for  each  Tripos  or  Part  of  a  Tripos  at  some  convenient  time  before 
■le  commencement  of  each  examination.  He  shall  also  issue  a  Corrected 
ist  on  the  seventh  day  before  the  commencement  of  each  examination 
ad  in  the  case  of  the  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  Tripos  before  the 
>ral  Examination  in  Modern  Languages,  and  shall  send  a  copy  of  such  list 

the  Chairman  of  the  Examiners,  to  the  Tutors  and  Praelectors  of  the 
jveral  Colleges  and  Public  Hostels  the  Principals  of  Hostels  and  the 
roper  officer  of  the  Non  -Collegiate  Students  Board.  No  candidate  shall  be 
lowed  to  attend  any  of  these  examinations  whose  name  does  not  appear 
1  the  Corrected  List  unless  (a)  his  name  shall  be  sent  to  the  Registrary 
id  he  he  certified  by  the  Registrary  to  the  Chairman  of  the  Examiners  to 
3  eligible  as  a  candidate,  and  (&)  the  Chairman  shall  grant  him  permission 
» be  examined ;  and  in  no  circumstances  shall  such  student  be  allowed  to 
ater  for  a  paper  which  is  not  taken  by  at  least  one  candidate  entered  in 
ie  Corrected  List  for  that  paper. 

16.  If  a  Candidate  for  any  examination  whose  name  has  not  been  sent 
to  the  Registrary  on  or  before  the  tenth  day  pi  evious  to  the  coramence- 

ent  of  the  examination  be  nevertheless  admitted  to  the  examination  a  fee 
I  shall  be  paid  for  him  together  with  the  fee  (if  any)  due  for  the 
ination. 

|7.    In  the  case  of  each  Tripos  Examination  the  Examiner  in  charge 

"  be  responsible,  with  the  assistance  of  the  University  Marshal,  and 

further  assistance  as  the  Board  of  Examinations  are  able  to  provide, 

jcording  on  each  occasion  which  of  the  candidates,  if  any,  are  absent, 


72     EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOS. 

and  for  seeing  that  the  answer-papers  are  arranged  in  alphabetical  order 
and  despatched  in  a  sealed  packet,  together  with  the  list  of  absentees,  to 
the  Examiner  who  is  to  mark  them. 

No  copy  of  any  examination-paper  shall  be  taken  from  the  examination- 
room  until  the  conclusion  of  the  examination-period  for  that  paper  without 
the  consent  of  the  Examiner  in  charge. 

It  shall  he  the  duty  of  the  Chairman  of  the  Examiners  for  each  Tripos 
to  draw  up  a  scheme,  to  be  approved  by  the  Examhiers  for  that  Tripos, 
shewing  which  of  them  is  responsible  for  each  of  the  examination -periods 
with  whicli  as  a  body  they  are  concerned. 

It  shall  further  be  the  duty  of  the  Chairman  of  the  Examiners  for  each 
Tripos  to  send  to  the  Registrary,  as  soon  as  practicable  after  the  com- 
mencement of  the  Examination  a  copy  of  the  Corrected  List  of  candidates 
with  such  further  corrections,  if  any,  as  may  be  necessary,  certified  by  him 
to  be  a  correct  list  of  the  candidates  actually  under  examination  :  and 
this  list  shall  be  considered  to  be  the  Final  List  of  candidates  for  such 
examination,  and  shall  be  preserved  in  the  Registry. 

18,  In  all  cases  where  fees  are  due  from  Candidates  the  Regristrary 
shall  send  to  the  Tutors  of  the  several  Colleges  and  Public  Hostels 
the  Principals  of  Hostels  and  the  proper  officer  of  the  Non- Collegiate 
Students  Board,  lists  of  their  pupils  who  are  under  examination  according 
to  the  Final  List,  distinguishing  those  (if  any)  whose  names  were  not 
included  in  the  Corrected  List :  and  the  Tutors  of  the  several  Colleges  and 
Public  Hostels  the  Principals  of  Hostels  and  the  officer  of  the  Non- 
Collegiate  Students  Board  shall  send  to  the  Registrary  the  fees  due 
from  their  respective  pupils. 

19.  Lists  or  Names  shall  be  considered  to  have  been  sent  to  the 
Registrary  on  a  day  specified,  if  they  have  been  delivered  at  or  posted  to 
his  office  on  that  day. 

If  any  of  the  days  specified  for  issuing  or  sending  lists  fall  on  a  Sunday 
the  lists  in  question  shall  be  issued  or  sent  on  the  Saturday  previous. 


REGULATIONS  FOR  THE  MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOS 
EXAMINATION. 

See  also  pp.  68 — 72. 

Part  I. 

1.  The  Mathematical  Tripos  Part  I  shall  begin  on  the  Thursday  aftei 
the  last  Sunday  in  May,  and  shall  extend  over  three  days.  If  Ascension 
Day  shall  fall  on  the  first  day  fixed  for  the  Examination  there  shall  be  nc 
Examination  on  Ascension  Day,  but  the  Examination  shall  begin  one  daj 
earlier  than  is  here  provided. 

2.  The   Examination    shall    comprise    the   subjects  in  the  annexed 
Schedule  for  Part  I,  the  questions  on  the  various  subjects  being  distributed 
amongst  the  papers  according  to  the  discretion  of  the  Examiners.     Twc 
papers,  for  each  of  which  three  hours  shall  be  allowed,  shall  be  set  on  ea 
day  of  the  Examination. 

3.  The  questions  in  the  physical  subjects  of  the  Schedule  shall  be 
such  a  character  as  to  test  knowledge  of  the  physical  phenomena  and  the 
relations,  and  not  merely  an  abihty  to  deal  with  the  analytical  develoj 
ments  of  the  subjects. 

4.  A  large  proportion  of  such  riders  as  are  set  shall  consist  of  simj 
examples  illustrating  numerically  or  otherwise  the  corresponding  theory^ 


EXAMINATION  FOE  THE  MATHEMATICAL  TEIPOS.       73 


5.  A  student  may  be  a  Candidate  for  Honours  in  the  Examination  if 
at  the  time  of  such  Examination  he  be  in  his  second  term  at  least,  having 
previously  kept  one  term  ;  provided  that  six  complete  terms  shall  not 
have  passed  after  the  said  first  term,  unless  the  Candidate  shall  have 
previously  obtained  honours  in  one  of  the  Honours  Examinations  of  the 
University,  ui  which  case  he  may  be  a  Candidate  for  Honours,  provided 
that  nine  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  after  the  said  first  term. 
No  student  of  a  diiferent  standing  shall  be  allowed  to  be  a  Candidate  for 
Honours,  unless  he  shall  have  obtained  permission  from  the  Council  of  the 
Senate.  A  student  who  fails  to  obtain  Honours  in  the  Examination  may 
be  a  Candidate  for  Honours  on  a  second  occasion,  provided  he  be  then 
otherwise  qualified. 

6.  In  the  answers  to  questions  on  the  subjects  of  the  Schedule 
,  Candidates  shall  not  be  restricted  to  the  use  of  the  methods  indicated  in 
I  i  the  Schedule. 

J  i       7.     The  Special  Board  for  Mathematics  shall  have  power  to  alter  the 
'  j  ietailed  specifications  contained  under  the  several  heads  in  the  Schedule, 
I  iue  care  behig  taken  that  sufficient  notice  be  given  to  Members  of  the 
i'  j  University  of  any  proposed  change. 

'*  8.  On  the  Thursday  after  the  second  Sunday  in  June  the  Examiners 
'' '  jhall  pubhsh  a  list  of  the  Candidates  who  obtain  Honours  in  the  Examin- 
'  ition  arranged  in  three  classes,  the  names  in  each  class  being  placed  in 
•', .  dphabetical  order.  In  order  to  obtain  Honours  in  the  Examination,  a 
Candidate  must  satisfy  the  Examiners  both  in  Pure  Mathematics  and 
n  Applied  Mathematics. 

9.  A  student  who  obtains  Honours  in  Part  I  at  a  date  earher  than 
lis  eighth  term  shall,  when  of  proper  standing,  be  entitled  to  be  admitted 
0  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  upon  passing  any  special  Examination 
or  the  Ordinary  B.A.  degree  other  than  the  Special  Exammation  in 

I  Mathematics,  provided  that  he  may  not  be  a  candidate  for  the  final  Examin- 
.tion  for  his  Degree  unless  he  has  entered  on  his  ninth  term  at  least, 
laving  previously  kept  eight  terms. 
(  10.  A  student  who  obtains  Honours  in  Part  I  at  a  date  later  than  his 
I  eventh  term  shall  be  entitled  to  admission  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of 
irts  provided  that  he  shall  have  kept  the  requisite  number  of  terms  at  the 
ime  when  he  applies  for  the  degree.  A  student  who  obtains  Honours  in 
art  I  at  a  date  earlier  than  his  eighth  term  shall,  when  of  proper 
tanding,  be  entitled  to  be  admitted  to  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts 
pen  passing  any  Special  Exammation  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  other 
tan  the  Special  Examination  in  Mathematics,  provided  that  he  may  not 
e  a  candidate  for  the  final  Examination  for  his  Degree  unless  he  has 
ntered  on  his  ninth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  eight  terms. 

11.  The  Examination  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  three 
jxaminers  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  on  the  nomination  of  the 
•pecial  Board  for  Mathematics,  before  the  division  of  the  previous 
lichaehnas  Term.  One  of  the  Examiners  nominated  shall  so  far  as 
ossible  be  chosen  from  teachers  of  Experimental  Physics  or  Engineering. 

12.  Each  Examiner  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  the  sum 
f  £15  together  with  a  capitation  fee  of  5s.  for  each  Candidate  examined. 

SCHEDULE  FOE  THE  MATHEMATICAL  TEIPOS,  PART  I. 

ire  Geometry.  Lines,  planes,  circles,  and  spheres;  including  ques- 
on  reciprocation,  cross-ratios,  and  inversion.  The  methods  of 
^onal  projection  and  of  perspective. 

Igebra  and  Trigonometry.    Exercises  involving  simple  algebraic  com- 
tion,  the  use  of  the  slide  rule  and  logarithmic  tables  being  allowed. 


74    EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOS. 

Elementary  properties  of  equations.  Use  of  the  Binomial,  Exponential, 
and  Logarithmic  expansions;  applications  to  trigonometric  functions. 
Use  and  properties  of  trigonometric  functions.  Trigonometry  of  simple 
figures. 

Analytical  Geometry.  Lines,  planes,  circles,  and  spheres,  excluding 
questions  requiring  the  use  of  oblique  co-ordinates.  Elementary  properties 
of  conic  sections,  and  of  an  ellipsoid  referred  to  its  principal  axes,  in- 
cluding purely  geometrical  methods  in  suitable  cases. 

Differential  and  Integral  Calculus.  Differentiation  and  simple  inte- 
gration, partial  differentiation.  Simple  applications  to  plane  curves. 
Volumes  of  solids  of  revolution.  Use  of  Taylor's  and  Maclaurin's  theorems. 
Maxima  and  minima  for  one  independant  variable.  Curvature:  plotting 
of  curves  from  their  equations.     Simple  Unear  differential  equations. 

Dynamics.  Mass,  momentum,  force,  energy,  moment  of  momentum, 
and  their  fundamental  relations.  Equilibrium  without  and  with  friction. 
Easy  exercises  on  conservation  of  energy,  of  momentum,  and  of  moment 
of  momentum.  Motion  under  gravity,  and  under  simple  central  forces. 
Simple  and  compound  pendulums.  Elementary  uniplanar  applications  to 
equilibrium  and  stability.  Simple  graphical  statics ;  funiculars,  frame- 
works.    Statics  of  liquids  and  gases. 

Elementary  Electricity.  The  elementary  parts  of  electricity :  namely, 
properties  of  the  potential ;  lines  of  forces ;  air-condensers ;  Ohm's  law 
with  simple  applications  ;  galvanometers. 

Optics.  Reflection  and  refraction  of  light:  applications  to  mirrors, 
prisms,  lenses  and  simple  combinations,  excluding  spherical  and  chromatic 
aberrations. 


Part  H. 

1.  The  Examination  for  Part  II  of  the  Mathematical  Tripos  shall 
begin  on  the  Monday  after  the  last  Sunday  in  May.  There  shall  be  an 
interval  of  not  less  than  two  days  between  the  papers  on  the  subjects  of 
Schedule  A  and  those  on  the  subjects  of  Schedule  B. 

2.  The  Examination  shall  comprise  the  subjects  in  the  annexed 
Schedules  A  and  B,  the  Schedule  A  containing  the  ordinary  subjects  to  be 
taken  by  all  Candidates,  and  the  Schedule  B  containing  subjects  to  be 
taken  by  Candidates  for  a  mark  of  distinction.  Six  papers  shall  be  set  on 
the  subjects  of  Schedule  A,  and  papers  not  more  than  six  in  number, 
according  to  the  discretion  of  the  Examiners,  shall  be  set  on  subjects 
contained  in  Schedule  B.  In  each  of  the  papers  on  the  subjects  of 
Schedule  A  there  shall  be  set  some  simple  questions  specially  indicated, 
partly  on  the  subjects  contained  in  the  Schedule  for  the  Mathematical 
Tripos  Part  I ;  a  Candidate  who  answers  these  questions  sufficiently  well 
shall  be  entitled  to  Honours  in  the  Examination.  Three  hours  shall  be 
allowed  for  each  paper.  The  questions  on  the  various  subjects  shall  be 
distributed  among  tlae  papers  according  to  the  discretion  of  the  Examiners. 

3.  Before  the  division  of  the  Michaelmas  Term  next  preceding  the 
Examination  the  Praelectors  of  the  several  colleges  shall  furnish  the 
Registrary  with  lists  of  the  students  of  their  colleges  who  intend  to  present 
themselves  as  Candidates  for  distinction  in  subjects  of  Schedule  B, 
specifying  the  subjects  or  branches  of  subjects  in  which  each  Candidate 
desires  to  be  examined.  Such  Candidates  shall  be  entitled  to  send  in 
through  their  College  Tutors,  to  the  Chairman  of  Examiners  before  the 
division  of  the  Lent  Tei-m  preceding  the  Examination,  supplementary 
information  as  to  the  range  of  subjects  of  Schedule  B  in  which  they 
desire  to  be  examined. 


EXAMINATION   FOR  THE   MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOS.    75 

4.  The  questions  on  the  physical  subjects  of  the  Examination  shall  be 
of  such  a  character  as  to  test  knowledge  of  the  physical  phenomena  and 
their  relations,  and  not  merely  an  ability  to  deal  with  the  analytical 
developments  of  the  subjects. 

5.  A  large  proportion  of  such  riders  as  are  set  shall  consist  of  simple 
examples  illustrating  numerically  or  otherwise  the  corresponding  theory. 

6.  The  questions  on  the  subjects  of  Schedule  B  shall  consist  in  part 
of  questions  of  an  elementary  and  simple  character, 

7.  The  Special  Board  for  Mathematics  shall  have  power  to  alter  the 
detailed  specifications  contained  under  the  several  heads  in  Schedule  A, 
and  shaU  have  power  to  alter  the  subjects  in  Schedule  B,  due  care  being 
taken  that  sufficient  notice  be  given  to  Members  of  the  University  of 
any  proposed  change. 

8.  A  student  may  be  a  Candidate  for  Honours  in  the  Mathematical 
Tripos  Part  II  provided  he  have  already  obtained  honours  in  one  of  the 
Honours  Examinations  of  the  University,  if  at  the  time  of  the  Examin- 
ation he  be  in  his  fifth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  four  terms ; 
provided  further  that  nine  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  after  the 
first  of  the  said  four  terms ;  except  that  in  the  case  of  Candidates  who  have 
obtained  Honoui's  in  a  Tripos  Examination  other  than  the  Mathematical 
Tripos  Part  I  twelve  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  after  the  first 
of  the  said  four  terms.  No  Student  shall  be  allowed  to  be  a  Candidate  for 
Honours  on  more  than  one  occasion. 

9.  On  the  Thursday  after  the  second  Sunday  in  June  the  Moderators 
and  Examiners  shall  publish  a  list  of  the  Candidates  who  have  obtained 
Honours  arranged  in  three  classes  of  Wranglers,  Senior  Optimes  and 
Junior  Optimes,  the  names  in  each  class  being  placed  in  alphabetical 
order.  In  deciding  the  Class  in  which  a  Candidate  shall  be  placed,  the 
Moderators  and  Examiners  shall  in  general  have  regard  only  to  the 
performance  of  the  Candidate  in  the  papers  on  the  subjects  of  Schedule  A, 
but  in  case  of  doubt  the  Moderators  and  Examiners  shall  be  entitled 
to  have  regard  also  to  the  performance  of  the  Candidate  in  the  subjects  of 
Schedule  B.  A  distinctive  mark  shall  be  attached  to  the  names  of  those 
Candidates  who  have  satisfied  the  Moderators  and  Examiners  in  subjects 
of  Schedule  B,  and  a  different  mark  shall  be  attached  to  the  names  of 
those  Candidates  who  in  the  opinion  of  the  Moderators  and  Examiners 
deserve  special  credit  in  such  subjects. 

10.  A  student  who  shall  obtain  Honours  in  the  Mathematical  Tripos 
Part  II  not  earlier  than  his  eighth  term  of  residence  shall  be  entitled  to 
admission  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  provided  that  he  shall  have 
kept  the  requisite  number  of  terms  at  the  time  when  he  applies  for  his 
degree. 

11.  The  Mathematical  Tripos  Part  II  shall  be  conducted  by  two 
Moderators  and  four  Examiners  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  on 
the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for  Mathematics,  before  the  end  of 
the  Michaelmas  Term  preceding  the  Examination. 

12.  Each  Moderator  and  Examiner  shall  receive  from  the  University 
Chest  the  sum  of  £50. 

Schedule  A. 

»  Plane  and  Solid  Geometry,  including  methods  of  Pure  Geometry :  cur- 
ture  of  curves  and  surfaces.    Plane  and  Spherical  Trigonometry. 
Algebra,  including  Theory  of  Equations. 
Differential  and  Integral  Calculus,  including  the  first  variation  of 
begrals. 
4—2 


76  EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  CLASSICAL  TRIPOS. 

Elementary  parts  of  the  Theory  of  Functions,  including  the  properties 
of  simple  functions  of  the  complex  variable,  circular  functions  and  their 
inverses:  simple  applications  to  doubly  periodic  functions.  Simple  pro- 
perties of  Legendre's  functions  and  of  Bessel's  functions.  Use  of  Fourier's 
series. 

Differential  Equations.  Integration  of  ordinary  differential  equations 
of  the  first  order,  and  of  ordinary  linear  differential  equations  having 
constant  coefficients.  Elementary  theory  of  linear  differential  equations 
of  the  second  order,  having  only  regular  integrals ;  solution  of  simple 
types  of  such  equations  of  the  second  order,  having  integrals  that  are  not 
regular.  The  methods  of  solving  partial  differential  equations  of  the  first 
order,  and  the  use  of  methods  of  solving  simple  partial  differential  equations 
of  the  second  order. 

Dynamics,  including  Lagrange's  equations  and  simple  problems  of 
motion  in  three  dimensions.  Elementary  Analytical  Statics.  Elementary 
gravitational  attractions.     Vibrations  of  a  stretched  string. 

Hydromechanics,  including  Hydrostatics,  the  general  principles  of 
Hydrodynamics  with  simple  applications,  elementary  questions  on  the 
vibrations  of  elastic  fluids,  plane  waves  of  sound. 

Astronomy.  The  elementary  parts  so  far  as  they  are  necessary  for  the 
explanation  of  simple  phenomena. 

Electricity.  Fundamental  principles  of  Electrostatics,  distribution  of 
currents,  magnetism,  electro-magnetism. 

Elementary  Optics,  including  the  geometrical  treatment  of  interference 
of  waves. 

Schedule  B. 

Theory  of  Numbers.  Invariants  and  Covariants.  Synthetic  Geometry. 
Algebraic  Geometry.  Differential  Geometry.  Groups.  Theory  of  Functions. 
Elliptic  Functions.  Differential  Equations.  Dynamics.  Hydrodynamics. 
Sound  and  Vibrations.  Statics  and  Elasticity.  Electricity  and  Magnetism. 
Geometrical  and  Physical  Optics.  Thermodynamics.  Spherical  Astronomy 
and  Combination  of  Observations.    Celestial  Mechanics. 


REGULATIONS  FOR  THE  CLASSICAL  TRIPOS  EXAMINATION. 

See  also  pp.  68—72. 
[For  New  Regulations  for  Part  I,  see  p.  78.) 
Part  L 

1.  That  the  First  Part  of  the  Classical  Tripos  Examination  shall 
extend  over  eight  days,  and  that  the  Examination  shall  begin  in  the 
morning  at  nine  o'clock  and  in  the  afternoon  at  half-past  one  and  that 
between  the  first  ten  papers  and  the  last  five  papers  there  be  an  interval 
of  three  days  (exclusive  of  Sunday). 

2.  That  on  the  mornings  of  four  days  papers  shall  be  given  in 
Composition,  that  on  the  afternoons  of  the  first  four  days  of  the  Examin- 
ation papers  XI,  XII,  XIII  and  XIV  be  set,  but  that  the  times  at  which 
the  other  papers  shall  be  set  shall  be  arranged  by  the  Examiners  in  each 
year. 

3.  That  the  Examination  shall  consist  of  the  following  fifteen  papers, 
each  paper  to  be  set  for  three  hours. 

I — IV.  Four  papers  in  Composition,  that  is  to  say,  one  in  trans- 
lation from  English  into  Latin  Prose,  one  in  translation  from  English 
into  Greek  Prose,  one  in  translation  from  English  into  Latin  Verse, 
and  one  in  translation  from  English  into  Greek  Verse. 


I 


EXAMINATION  FOR  THE   CLASSICAL  TRIPOS.  77 

V — IX.  Five  papers,  containing  passages  for  Translation  selected 
from  the  best  Greek  and  Latin  authors,  together  with  questions 
arising  immediately  out  of  any  such  passages. 

X.  A  paper  of  questions  on  (1)  the  history  of  words  and  forms  in 
the  Greek  and  Latin  languages,  (2)  the  syntax  of  the  Greek  and 
Latin  languages:  each  of  these  subjects  being  represented  by  an 
equal  number  of  questions.  Candidates  shall  not  be  allowed  to 
attempt  more  than  two-thirds  of  the  questions  set.  In  both  parts  of 
the  paper  passages  selected  from  Greek  and  Latin  authors  or  in- 
scriptions shall  be  set  for  translation  and  linguistic  comment. 

XL  A  paper  of  short  passages  from  Greek  and  Latin  authors 
for  translation  and  comment.  These  passages  shall  illustrate  the 
General  History  and  Antiquities  of  Greece  and  of  Rome.  Candid- 
ates shall  not  be  allowed  to  attempt  more  than  two-thirds  of  the 
passages  set. 

XII.  A  paper  of  questions  on  the  General  History  and  Antiquities 
of  Greece  and  Rome.  The  questions  shall  be  arranged  in  four  groups. 
Candidates  shall  not  be  allowed  to  attempt  more  than  five  questions, 
which  shall  be  taken  from  three  groups  at  least. 

XIII.  A  paper  consisting  of  (1)  short  passages  from  Greek  and 
Latin  authors  for  translation  and  comment,  which  passages  shall 
illustrate  Greek  and  Roman  Philosophy :  (2)  short  passages  from 
Greek  and  Latin  authors  for  translation  and  comment,  which  pas- 
sages shall  illustrate  Greek  and  Roman  Literature ;  and  (3)  questions 
on  Greek  and  Roman  Sculpture  and  Architecture,  some  of  which 
questions  shall  contain  passages  for  translation  and  comment.  The 
three  sections  shall  be  represented,  so  far  as  possible,  by  an  equal 
number  of  passages  or  questions.  Candidates  shall  not  be  allowed  to 
attempt  more  than  one  half  of  the  paper. 

XIV.  A  paper  containing  (1)  questions  on  a  portion  of  a  Greek 
philosophical  work  appointed  each  year  by  the  Special  Board  for 
Classics,  some  of  which  questions  shall  contain  passages  for  translation 
and  comment ;  (2)  questions  on  Greek  and  Roman  Literature  ;  and  (3) 
questions  on  Greek  and  Roman  Sculpture  and  Architecture :  the 
three  sections  being  represented  each  by  an  equal  number  of  questions. 
Candidates  shall  not  be  allowed  to  attempt  more  than  one-half  of  the 
questions  set. 

The  portions  of  Greek  philosophical  works  to  be  prescribed  by 
the  Board  shall  be  set  from  Plato's  Republic,  Aristotle's  Ethics 
or  Aristotle's  Politics  and  shall  consist  of  not  more  than  three 
books. 

XV.  A  paper  containing  a  number  of  alternative  subjects  for  an 
English  Essay.  The  subjects  chosen  shall  bear  upon  the  studies 
included  within  the  range  of  the  First  Part  of  the  Classical  Tripos 
Examination,  but  shall  be  such  as  may  be  fairly  set  to  students  who 
have  not  acquired  a  special  and  technical  knowledge  of  the  subjects 
of  the  Second  Part  of  the  Classical  Tripos  Examination. 

4.  That  in  papers  V  to  XIV  such  passages  and  such  questions  only 
shall  be  given  as  may  faMy  be  set  to  students  who  have  not  acquired  a 
special  and  technical  knowledge  of  the  subjects  of  the  Second  Part  of  the 

issical  Tripos  Examination  and  that  the  chronological  limits  of  Papers 
and  XII  shall  be  from  time  to  time  determined  by  the  Special  Board 
Classics. 

5.  That  the  Examination  shall  be  conducted  by  eight  Examiners,  of 
lom  there  shall  be  nominated  to  the  Senate  for  election,  one  Examiner 
rery  year  by  each  of  the  two  Colleges  whose  turn  it  is  to  present  the 


78  EXAMINATION  FOE  THE  CLASSICAL  TEIPOS. 

Proctors  for  that  year,  and  two  by  the  Special  Board  for  Classics.  The 
four  Examiners  so  nominated  and  elected  shall,  if  re-elected  by  the 
Senate  in  the  following  year,  hold  office  for  two  years.  If  any  such 
Examiner  shall  be  prevented  from  examining  in  the  second  year,  it  shall 
devolve  upon  the  Special  Board  for  Classics  to  nominate  an  Examiner  in 
his  room,  subject  to  the  approval  of  the  Senate  by  Grace.  Such  Ex- 
aminer shall  hold  office  for  one  year  only.  The  Examiners  shall  take 
rank  according  to  their  University  standing.  The  names  of  the  Examiners 
shall  be  submitted  to  the  Senate  for  election  before  the  division  of  the 
Michaelmas  Term. 

6.  That  in  any  year  in  which  the  Board  are  of  opinion  that  an  ad- 
ditional Examiner  or  additional  Examiners  ought  to  be  appointed  in  order 
that  the  list  of  those  who  pass  the  Examination  with  credit  may  be 
published  at  the  time  prescribed  by  Ordinance,  the  Board  shall  have 
power  to  nominate  to  the  Senate  for  election  an  additional  Examiner 
or  additional  Examiners,  as  the  case  may  be,  and  that  such  Examiner  or 
Examiners  shall  hold  office  for  one  year  only. 

7.  That  each  of  the  Examiners  shall  receive  from  the  University 
Chest  the  sum  of  fifty-five  pounds  for  each  year  during  which  he  is  an 
Examiner, 

8.  That  in  every  year  in  which  the  number  of  candidates  (men)  for 
the  examination  exceeds  105  but  in  which  the  whole  number  of  candidates 
is  not  such  as  to  justify  the  appointment  of  a  ninth  Examiner,  or  in 
which  the  number  of  men  exceeds  120,  but  the  whole  number  is  not  such 
as  to  justify  the  appointment  of  a  tenth  Examiner,  or  in  which  the  number 
of  men  exceeds  135,  but  the  whole  number  is  not  such  as  to  justify  the 
appointment  of  an  eleventh  Examiner,  a  further  sum  of  £3  for  each  man 
in  excess  of  105,  120,  135  respectively  shall  be  paid  from  the  Chest  and 
shall  be  divided  equally  among  the  Examiners. 

9.  That  there  shall  be  a  General  Meeting  of  the  Examiners  previous 
to  the  Examination,  when  the  papers  set  by  each  Examiner  shall  ba 
submitted  to  his  colleagues  for  their  approval,  and  shall  be  settled  by  the 
Examiners  in  common. 

10.  That  the  Exercises  in  Composition  and  the  Essays  shall  be 
examined  by  three  at  least  of  the  Examiners ;  and  the  Translations  and 
Answers  to  questions  by  two  at  least. 

11.  That  the  Examiners  shall  have  regard  to  the  style  and  method  of 
the  candidates'  answers  and  shall  give  credit  for  excellence  in  these  respects. 

12.  That  the  names  of  those  who  pass  the  Examination  with  credit 
shall  be  placed  in  three  classes,  each  class  to  consist  of  one  or  more 
divisions.  When  more  names  than  one  are  contained  in  any  division, 
they  shall  be  arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

NEW  KEGULATIONS  FOE  THE  CLASSICAL  TEIPOS. 

Paet  I. 

{Grace  30  November  1912.) 

See  also  pp.  68 — 72. 

These  changes  take  effect  in  the  Examination  in  May  1915. 

1.  That  the  First  Part  of  the  Classical  Tripos  Examination  shall 
extend  over  eight  days,  and  that  the  examination  shall  begin  in  the 
morning  at  nine  o'clock  and  in  the  afternoon  at  half-past  one,  and  that 
between  the  first  nine  papers  and  the  last  five  papers  there  be  an  interval 
of  three  days  (exclusive  of  Sunday). 

2.  That  on  the  mornings  of  two  days  papers  shall  be  given  in  Prose 
Composition,  and  on  the  mornings  of  two  other  days  papers  in  Verse 


EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  CLASSICAL  TRIPOS.  79 

Composition,  or  the  papers  alternative  thereto,  that  on  the  afternoons  of 
the  first  four  days  of  the  examination  papers  XII,  XIII,  XIV,  and  XV  be 
set,  but  that  the  times  at  which  the  other  papers  shall  be  set  shall  be 
arranged  by  the  examiners  in  each  year. 

3.  That  the  examination  shall  consist  of  the  following  sixteen  papers, 
of  which  no  candidate  shall  take  more  than  fourteen,  as  prescribed  in 
Regulation  4.  Of  these  papers  each  shall  be  set  for  three  hours,  except 
papers  X  and  XI,  each  of  which  shall  be  set  for  two  hours. 

I — V.  Five  papers,  containing  passages  for  Translation  selected 
from  the  best  Greek  and  Latin  authors,  together  with  questions 
arising  immediately  out  of  any  such  passages. 

VI — VII.  Two  papers  in  Prose  Composition,  that  is  to  say,  one  in 
translation  from  English  into  Greek  Prose,  and  one  in  translation 
from  English  into  Latin  Prose. 

Vni.    A  paper  in  translation  from  English  into  Greek  Verse. 

IX.  A  paj)er  in  translation  from  English  mto  Latin  Verse. 

X.  A  paper,  containing  (a)  five  questions  on  Greek  and  Latin 
Syntax  including  passages  for  translation  and  syntactical  comment, 
(b)  two  questions  on  Greek  metre  and  prosody.  Candidates  shall  not 
be  allowed  to  attempt  more  than  five  of  the  questions,  and  not  more 
than  four  of  these  shall  be  taken  from  group  (a). 

XI.  A  paper,  containing  (o)  five  questions  on  the  history  of 
sounds  and  forms  in  the  Greek  and  Latin  languages  together  with 
passages  selected  from  Greek  and  Latin  authors  or  inscriptions  for 
linguistic  comment,  or  for  translation  and  linguistic  comment,  (b)  two 
questions  on  Latin  metre  and  prosody.  Candidates  shall  not  be 
allowed  to  attempt  more  than  five  of  the  questions,  and  not  more 
than  four  of  these  shall  be  taken  from  group  (a). 

XII.  A  paper  containing  (a)  ten  short  passages  from  Greek  and 
Latin  authors  for  comment,  or  for  translation  and  comment,  which 
passages  shall  illustrate  the  General  History  and  Antiquities  of  Greece 
and  Rome;  (b)  five  questions  on  Greek  and  Roman  Sculpture  and 
Architecture,  of  which  questions  some  shall  contain  short  passages 
from  Greek  and  Latin  authors  for  comment,  or  for  translation  and 
comment,  and  some  shall  contain  illustrations  of  Greek  or  Roman 
works  of  art  for  comment.  Candidates  shall  not  be  allowed  to  attempt 
more  than  eight  of  the  passages  or  questions,  and  not  more  than  three 
of  these  shall  be  taken  from  group  (fe). 

XIII.  A  paper  containing  (a)  ten  questions  on  the  General  History 
and  Antiquities  of  Greece  and  Rome  ;  (/>)  five  questions  on  Greek  and 
Roman  Sculi^ture  and  Architecture.  Candidates  shall  not  be  allowed 
to  attempt  more  than  seven  of  the  questions,  and  not  more  than  two 
of  these  shall  be  taken  from  group  (S). 

XIV.  A  paper  consisting  of  (a)  seven  short  passages  from  Greek 
and  Latin  authors  for  comment,  or  for  translation  and  comment, 

I'--  which  passages  shall  illustrate  Greek  and  Roman  Philosophy ;  (6)  seven 
^  short  passages  from  Greek  and  Latin  authors  for  comment,  or  for 
■  translation  aiid  comment,  which  passages  shall  illustrate  Greek  and 
K  Roman  Literature.  Candidates  shall  not  be  allowed  to  attempt  more 
B*  than  eight  of  the  passages. 
B  XV.  A  paper  containing  (a)  five  questions  on  a  portion  of  a  Greek 
B  philosophical  work  appointed  each  year  by  the  Special  Board  for 
H  Classics,  some  of  which  questions  shall  contain  passages  for  trans- 
H  lation  and  comment;  (6)  seven  questions  on  Greek  and  Roman 
■  Literature.  Candidates  shall  not  be  allowed  to  attempt  more  than 
B  seven  of  the  questions  and  not  more  than  four  of  these  shall  be  taken 
r 


80         EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  CLASSICAL  TRIPOS. 

XVI.     A  jiaper  containing  a  number  of  alternative  subjects  for  an 

English  Essay.     The   subjects  chosen   shall  bear  upon  the  studies 

included  within  the  range  of  the  First  Part  of  the  Classical  Tripos 

Examination,  but  shall  be  such  as  may  be  fairly  set  to  students  who 

have  not  acquired  a  special  and  technical  knowledge  of  the  subjects  of 

the  Second  Part  of  the  Classical  Tripos  Examination. 

4.     That  a  candidate  may  take  either  i)aper  VIII  or  paper  X  but  not 

both ;  and  that  similarly  a  candidate  may  take  either  paper  IX  or  paper  XI 

but  not  both. 

6.  That  before  the  1st  of  December  next  preceding  the  examination 
the  Praelectors  of  the  several  Colleges,  or  in  the  case  of  Non-Collegiate 
students  the  proper  officer,  shall  furnish  the  Registrary  with  lists  of  the 
students  who  intend  to  present  themselves  for  examination,  specifying  the 
alternative  papers  in  which  each  candidate  desires  to  be  examined;  and 
such  lists  shall  be  conmiunicated  by  the  Eegistrary  to  the  several 
Examiners  before  the  8th  of  December. 

6.  That  such  passages  and  such  questions  only  shall  be  given  as  may 
fairly  be  set  to  students  who  have  not  acquired  a  special  and  teclmical 
knowledge  of  the  subjects  of  the  Second  Part  of  the  Classical  Tripos 
Examination  and  that  the  chronological  limits  of  the  questions  on  History 
and  Antiquities  shall  be  from  time  to  time  determined  by  the  Special 
Board  for  Classics. 

7.  That  the  examination  shall  be  conducted  by  eight  examiners,  of 
whom  there  shall  be  nominated  to  the  Senate  for  election,  one  examiner 
every  year  by  each  of  the  two  Colleges  whose  turn  it  is  to  present  the 
Proctors  for  that  year,  and  two  by  the  Special  Board  for  Classics.  The 
four  examiners  so  nominated  and  elected  shall,  if  re-elected  by  the  Senate 
in  the  following  year,  hold  office  for  two  years.  If  any  such  examiner 
shall  be  jn-evented  from  examining  in  the  second  year,  it  shall  devolve 
upon  the  Special  Board  for  Classics  to  nominate  an  examiner  in  his  room, 
subject  to  the  approval  of  the  Senate  by  Grace.  Such  examiner  shall  hold 
office  for  one  year  only.  The  examiners  shall  take  rank  according  to  their 
University  standing.  The  names  of  the  examiners  shall  be  submitted  to 
the  Senate  for  election  before  the  division  of  the  Michaelmas  Teim. 

8.  That  in  any  year  in  which  the  Board  are  of  opinion  that  an 
additional  examiner  or  additional  examiners  ought  to  be  appointed  in 
order  that  the  list  of  those  who  pass  the  examination  with  credit  may 
be  published  at  the  time  prescribed  by  Ordinance,  the  Board  shall  have 
power  to  nominate  to  the  Senate  for  election  an  additional  examiner  or 
additional  examiners,  as  the  case  may  be,  and  that  such  examiner  or 
examiners  shall  hold  office  for  one  year  only. 

9.  That  each  of  the  examiners  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest 
the  sum  of  fifty-five  pounds  for  each  year  during  which  he  is  an  examiner. 

10.  That  in  every  year  in  which  the  number  of  candidates  (men)  for 
the  examination  exceeds  105,  but  in  which  the  whole  number  of  candidates 
is  not  such  as  to  justify  the  appointment  of  a  ninth  examiner,  or  in  which 
the  number  of  men  exceeds  120,  but  the  whole  number  is  not  such  as 
to  justify  the  appointment  of  a  tenth  examiner,  or  in  which  the  number  of 
men  exceeds  335,  but  the  whole  number  is  not  such  as  to  justify  the 
appointment  of  an  eleventh  examiner,  a  further  sum  of  £3  for  each  man 
in  excess  of  105,  1'20,  135  respectively  shall  be  paid  from  the  Chest  and 
shall  be  divided  equally  among  the  examiners. 

11.  That  there  shall  be  a  General  Meeting  of  the  examiners  previous 
to  the  examination,  when  the  papers  set  by  each  examiner  shall  be 
submitted  to  his  colleagues  for  their  approval,  and  shall  be  settled  by 
the  examiners  in  common. 


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12.  That  the  exercises  m  Composition  and  the  Essays  shall  be 
examined  by  three  at  least  of  the  examiners;  and  the  translations  and 
answers  to  questions  by  two  at  least. 

13.  That  the  examiners  shall  have  regard  to  the  style  and  method  of 
the  candidates'  answers  and  shall  give  credit  for  excellence  in  these 
respects. 

14.  That  the  names  of  those  who  pass  the  examination  with  credit 
shall  be  placed  in  three  classes,  each  class  to  consist  of  one  or  more 
divisions.  When  more  names  than  one  are  contained  in  any  division, 
they  shall  be  arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

Part  II. 

1.  That  the  Second  Part  of  the  Classical  Tripos  Examination  shall 
consist  of  five  Sections,  A,  B,  C,  D,  E. 

Every  candidate  shall  offer  for  examination  one  or  two  (but  not  more 
than  two)  of  the  five  sections. 

2.  That  the  Examination  shall  be  held  on  the  mornings  and  afternoons 
of  so  many  days  as  shall  be  required,  other  than  Sunday  or  Ascension  Day, 
from  the  beginning  of  the  Examination,  the  order  of  the  Examination  in 
each  Section  and  of  the  papers  in  each  Section  being  arranged  and  an- 
nounced by  the  Examiners  before  the  beginning  of  the  Examination.  The 
hours  of  attendance  shall  be  from  nine  till  twelve  in  the  morning,  and 
from  half -past  one  till  half-past  four  in  the  afternoon. 

Before  the  division  of  the  Lent  Term  next  preceding  the  Examination, 
the  Prfelectors  of  the  several  Colleges  shall  furnish  the  Eegistrary  with 
lists  of  the  students  of  their  Colleges  who  intend  to  present  themselves 
for  examination,  specifying  the  Sections  which  each  candidate  offers  for 
examination;  and  in  the  case  of  Section  A,  stating  what  portions  of 
paper  3  the  candidate  proposes  to  take  ;  and,  if  (c)  is  one  of  them,  whether 
he  wishes  to  be  examined  in  the  Greek  or  in  the  Latin  subject.  If  Section  E 
be  chosen,  the  title  of  the  subject  in  paper  4  (/3)  selected  by  each  candid- 
ate shall  in  like  manner  be  furnished  to  the  Eegistrary  and  communi- 
cated by  him  to  the  Examiners  in  Section  E  before  the  first  day  of  March. 

Section  A. 

3.  That  in  Section  A  (Literature  and  Criticism)  there  shall  be  five 
papers  of  three  hours  each ;  and  the  subjects  shall  be  distributed  among 
the  papers  as  follows : 

(1)  (a)    Questions  on  the  history  of  Greek  Literature. 

(&)     Passages  illustrating  the  history  or  criticism  of  Greek 
Literature  for  translation  and  comment. 

(2)  (a)     Questions  on  the  history  of  Latin  Literature. 

(b)  Passages  illustrating  the  history  or  criticism  of  Latin 
Literature  for  translation  and  comment. 

(3)  (a)    Passages  from  Greek  and  Latin  authors  for  interpretation, 
grammatical  comment,  or  emendation. 

(6)     Questions  on  the  palaeography  and  history  of  Greek  and 
Latin  manuscripts,  and  on  the  general  principles  of  textual  criticism. 

(c)  Questions  on  the  textual  criticism  of  a  Greek  and  a  Latin 

t author,  or  portion  of  an  author,  to  be  prescribed  by  the  Board  for 
special  study,  with  questions  on  the  history  of  classical  criticism  in 
connexion  with  the  text  of  the  author  prescribed.  No  candidate  shall 
be  allowed  to  take  both  the  Greek  and  the  Latin  author. 
No  Candidate  shall  be  allowed  to  take  more  than  two  of  the  three 
portions  (a),  [b),  (c). 
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82  EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  CLASSICAL  TRIPOS. 

(4)  Questions  on  the  works  or  a  portion  of  the  works  of  a  selected 
Greek  or  Latin  author  or  on  a  special  department  of  Greek  or  Latin 
Literature  to  be  studied  with  especial  reference  to  certain  specified 
works, 

(5)  Papers  of  subjects  for  Essays,  which  shall  be  so  chosen  as 
fairly  to  represent  the  several  departments  of  this  Section.  Each 
candidate  shall  be  required  to  write  an  Essay  upon  one  of  these 
subjects  or,  should  the  Examiners  in  any  year  so  decide,  upon  two, 
but  not  more  than  two,  of  them. 

Section  B. 

4.  That  in  Section  B  (Ancient  Philosophy)  there  shall  be  five  papers 
of  three  hours  each.  The  Special  Board  for  Classics  shall  publish  from 
time  to  time  a  list  of  selected  works  of  Plato  and  Aristotle  (and,  if  at  any 
time  thought  by  the  Board  desirable,  of  other  authors,  Greek  or  Latin), 
to  be  studied  by  candidates  for  honours  in  this  Section.  The  list  of  works 
appointed  by  the  Board  shall  not  be  so  large  as  to  preclude  the  student 
from  the  general  study  of  ancient  philosophy. 

One  of  the  papers  shall  contain  passages  for  translation  selected 
from  philosophical  works,  Greek  or  Latin  or  both,  other  than  those 
appointed  by  the  Board,  together  with  questions  on  the  subject-matter 
of  such  passages  or  arising  out  of  them. 

Three  of  the  papers  shall  contain  (a)  questions  upon  the  works 
appointed  by  the  Board,  and  (/3)  questions  upon  other  ancient  philo- 
sophical works,  and  upon  ancient  philosophy  in  general ;  and  questions 
of  both  descriptions  shall  be  given  in  each  of  the  three  papers.  Short 
passages  for  translation,  either  from  the  appointed  subjects  or  from 
other  works  or  from  both,  shall  be  given  in  these  papers. 

One  of  the  papers  shall  consist  of  a  number  of  alternative  subjects 
for  an  English  Essay,  the  subjects  being  so  chosen  as  fairly  to  re- 
present the  whole  field  of  work  included  in  this  Section. 
A  candidate  shall  not  be  refused  a  place  in  the  First  Class  for  the  sole 
reason  that  he  has  omitted  to  study  one  or  more  of  the  appointed  books. 

Section  C. 

5.  That  in  Section  C  (History)  there  shall  be  six  papers  of  three 
hours  each;  and  the  subjects  shall  be  distributed  among  the  papers  as 
follows : 

(1)  General  paper  of  questions  on  Greek  History  and  Political 
Antiquities.  In  their  answers  candidates  will  be  expected  to  illustrate 
and  support  their  statements  by  reference  to  ancient  authorities. 
The  chronological  limits  of  this  paper  shall  be  from  time  to  time 
determined  by  the  Special  Board  for  Classics. 

(2)  General  paper  of  questions  on  Roman  History  and  Political 
Antiquities.  In  their  answers  candidates  will  be  expected  to  illustrate 
and  support  their  statements  by  reference  to  ancient  authorities. 
The  chronological  limits  of  this  paper  shall  be  from  time  to  time 
determined  by  the  Special  Board  for  Classics. 

(3)  Paper  containing  (a)  questions  on  some   special  period  of 
Greek  History  to  be  defined  from  time  to  time  l)y  the  Board ;  candid-! 
ates  being  expected  to  shew  knowledge  of  the  ancient   sources  o 
information;    (/3)  passages  from  the  ancient  authorities,  includioj 
inscriptions,  for  translation. 

(4)  Paper  containing  (a)  questions  on  some  special  period  (A 
Roman  History  to  be  defined  from  time  to  time  by  the  Board ;  candid- 
ates being  expected  to  shew  knowledge  of  the  ancient  sources  ol 
information ;  (/8)  passages  from  the  ancient  authorities,  including 
inscriptions,  for  translation. 


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EXAMINATION  FOE  THE  CLASSICAL  TRIPOS.  83 

[  ^  (5)    Paper  containing  (a)  general  questions  on  Law,  Greek  as  well 

^  as  Roman,  in  its  historical  development;  the  chronological  limits  and 
4:  scope  of  such  questions  to  be  from  time  to  time  defined  by  the  Board : 
W       03)  questions  on  a  set  subject,  prescribed  by  the  Board  from  time  to 

time  for  more  detailed  study.  This  set  subject  shall  be  some  selected 
itl  portion  or  portions  of  Law,  Greek  or  Roman.  One  such  subject  shall 
^  be  set  for  the  Examination  in  each  year  and  Greek  and  Roman  sub- 
^>:     jects  shall  be  prescribed  in  equal  rotation.    In  their  answers  to  this 

part  of  the  paper  candidates  will  be  expected  to  illustrate  and  support 
>      their  statements  by  reference  to  the  ancient  authorities,  including 

inscriptions;  and  passages  from  such  authorities  shall  also  be  set  for 

translation. 

(6)    Paper  containing  a  number  of  alternative  subjects  for  an 

English  Essay.    The  subjects  shall  be  so  chosen  as  faMy  to  represent 

the  several  departments  of  this  Section. 

Section  D. 

6.  That  in  Section  D  (Archaeology)  there  shall  be  five  papers  of  three 
hours  each;  and  that  the  subjects  shall  be  distributed  among  the  papers 
as  follows : 

(1)  Paper  on  the  history  of  sculpture  and  the  lives  and  works  of 
sculptors  in  the  ancient  Greek  and  Roman  world. 

(2)  Paper  (a)  on  the  history  of  Greek  and  Roman  architecture, 
(/3)  on  a  special  class  or  group  of  monuments  and  works  of  art,  or  a 
special  period  or  school  of  ancient  art,  or  on  the  chorography,  topo- 
graphy, and  monuments  of  a  special  site  or  district,  either  of  the 
ancient  Greek  world  or  of  the  ancient  Roman  world,  such  subject  to 
be  defined  from  time  to  time  by  the  Special  Board  for  Classics. 

(3)  Paper  on  (a)  the  mythologies,  (/3)  the  rehgious  rites  and  cere- 
monies, (y)  the  domestic  antiquities,  of  the  ancient  Greeks  and 
Romans. 

(4)  Paper  on  (a)  the  history  of  painting,  (/3)  the  minor  arts, 
(7)  inscriptions,  in  so  far  as  they  bear  upon  the  subjects  of  this 
Section. 

In  all  the  above  papers  the  questions  shall  be  so  framed  as  to  test  the 
mowledge  possessed  by  candidates  both  of  ancient  authorities  and  of 
;xtant  monuments.  The  Examination  shall  include  passages  from  ancient 
luthors  for  translation  and  comment.  Candidates  may  be  examined 
wa  voce  upon  inscriptions,  monuments  or  representations  of  them,  at 
uch  time  and  in  such  manner  as  the  Examiners  may  decide. 

(5)  Paper  containing  a  number  of  alternative  subjects  for  an 
English  Essay.  The  subjects  shall  be  so  chosen  as  fairly  to  represent 
the  several  departments  of  this  Section. 

The  Board  shall  publish  from  time  to  time  a  list  of  modern  authorities, 
nd  also  of  portions  of  ancient  authors,  which  they  recommend  for  study. 

It  shall  be  open  to  candidates  to  obtain  distinction  in  this  Section  by 
hewing  a  thorough  knowledge  of  a  part.  A  candidate  shall  not  be  re- 
uired  to  take  up  both  of  the  sections  (/3)  and  (7)  in  paper  (3). 

Section  E. 

7.  That  in  Section  E  (Language)  there  shall  be  four  papers  of  three 
s  each ;  and  that  the  subjects  shall  be  distributed  among  the  papers 
"ows : — 

(1)  Paper  containing  (a)  questions  on  Greek  etymology  and  the 
history  of  the  Greek  dialects,  with  illustration  from  inscriptions  or 
other  sources :  (/3)  questions  on  Greek  syntax,  together  with  passages 
from  Greek  authors  for  translation  or  comment. 


84  EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  CLASSICAL  TKIPOS. 

(2)  Paper  containing  (a)  questions  on  Latin  etymology,  with 
illustration  from  the  phonology  and  moi^jhology  of  the  cognate  Italic 
dialects,  and  from  Latin  inscriptions  and  texts :  (/3)  questions  on  Latin 
syntax,  together  with  passages  from  Latin  authors  for  translation  or 
comment. 

(3)  Paper  containing  (a)  easy  passages  from  selected  Sanskrit 
authors  for  translation  and  comment:  (/i)  simple  questions  on  the 
Sanskrit  grammar,  with  special  reference  to  those  forms  which  illus- 
trate the  history  of  the  Greek  and  Latin  languages. 

A  knowledge  of  the  characters  of  the  Sanskrit  alphabet  shall  in  no  case 
be  required. 

(4)  Paper  containing  (a)  general  questions  on  the  comparative 
grammar  (including  syntax)  of  the  Indo-European  languages,  with 
special  reference  to  the  Greek  and  Latin  languages :  (/3)  questions  on 
the  following  subjects,  of  which  one  only  may  be  taken  by  any  can- 
didate:—(1)  Early  Indo-European  Civilisation  from  the  linguistic  side; 
(2)  Indo-European  Accent;  (3)  Greek  and  Italic  Alphabets;  (4)  the 
Italic  Dialects. 

No  Essay  shall  be  set  in  this  Section ;  but  any  candidate  shall  be 
at  liberty  to  send  up  (four  weeks  before  the  Examination  begins)  a 
dissertation  in  English  on  some  subject  comprised  in  this  Section, 
upon  which  dissertation  he  may  be  examined  viva  voce,  at  such  time 
and  in  such  manner  as  the  Examiners  shall  decide. 

8.  That  no  changes  in  the  lists  of  selected  subjects  and  books  published 
by  the  Special  Board  for  Classics  shall  aifect  the  Examination  until  at 
least  two  years  after  their  publication. 

9.  That  the  Examination  shall  be  conducted  by  two  Examiners  in 
each  Section,  and  that  the  Examiners  shall  be  nominated  in  each  year  byl 
the  Special  Board  for  Classics  for  Election  before  the  end  of  the  Michaelmas 
Term  by  Grace  of  the  Senate. 

10.  That  each  of  the  Examiners  in  the  Second  Part  of  the  Classical 
Tripos  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  the  sum  of  fifteen  pounds 
in  every  year  in  which  he  shall  have  held  an  Examination  in  the  Section 
for  which  he  is  appointed. 

11.  That  the  papers  set  in  each  of  the  five  Sections  shall  be  approved 
in  the  first  instance  by  both  the  Examiners  in  that  Section,  and  afterwards 
by  a  meeting  of  all  the  Examiners.  The  answers  shall  be  examined  as  far 
as  possible  by  both  Examiners  in  the  Section. 

12.  That  the  names  of  those  persons  who  pass  the  Examination  with 
credit  shall  be  placed  in  three  Classes,  the  names  in  each  Class  being 
arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

A  meeting  shall  be  held  by  all  the  Examiners  in  the  several  Sections  of 
the  Second  Classical  Examination  who  have  taken  part  in  the  Examination 
of  that  year,  and  the  Class-list  shall  be  drawn  up  by  them  in  accordance 
with  the  joint  results  of  the  Examinations  in  the  several  Sections. 

In  the  case  of  every  student  who  is  placed  in  the  First  Class,  the  Class- 
list  shall  shew  by  some  convenient  mark  (1)  the  subject  or  subjects  fol 
which  he  is  placed  in  that  Class,  and  (2)  in  which  of  those  subjects,  if  any, 
he  passed  with  special  distinction. 

The  Examiners  shall  have  regard  to  the  style  and  method  of  the 
candidates'  answers  and  shall  give  credit  for  excellence  in  these  respects. 

Further  Regulations  for  the  Classical  Tripos. 

1.     A  Student  may  be  a  Candidate  for  Honours  in  the  first  part  of  the 

Examination  for  the  Classical  Tripos  if  at  the  time  of  such  Examination 

he  be  in  his  fifth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  four  terms :  provided 

that  nine  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  after  the  first  of  the  said 


EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOS.    85 

foui'  terms  unless  the  Candirlate  shall  have  previously  obtained  Honours 
in  one  of  the  Honours  Examinations  of  the  University,  in  which  case  he 
may  be  a  Candidate  jirovided  that  twelve  comi^lete  terms  shall  not  have 
passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  four  terms. 

2.  A  Student  may  be  a  Candidate  for  Honours  in  the  second  part  of 
the  Examination  for  the  Classical  Tripos  if  at  the  time  of  such  Examin- 
ation he  be  in  his  eighth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  seven  terms : 
provided  that  twelve  complete  tenns  shall  not  have  passed  after  the  first 
of  the  said  seven  terms.  Provided  further  that  he  shall  have  already 
obtained  Honours  in  the  first  part  of  such  Examination. 

3.  (Rescinded.) 

4.  No  Student  of  a  different  standing  shall  be  allowed  to  be  a  Can- 
didate for  Honours  in  this  Examination  unless  he  shall  have  obtained 
permission  from  the  Council  of  the  Senate. 

5.  No  Student  who  has  presented  himself  for  the  above  Examination 
may  present  himself  on  another  occasion  for  the  same  Examination. 

6.  No  Student  may  present  himself  for  both  parts  of  the  Examination 
for  the  Classical  Ti'ipos  in  the  same  year. 

7.  A  Student  who  shall  pass  the  second  part  of  the  Examination  for 
the  Classical  Tripos  shall  be  entitled  to  admission  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor 
of  Arts,  provided  that  he  shall  have  kept  the  requisite  number  of  terms  at 
the  time  -when  he  applies  for  his  degree. 

8.  (Superseded.) 

9.  A  Student  who  shall  pass  the  first  part  of  the  Examination  for  the 
Classical  Tripos  not  earlier  than  his  eighth  term  of  residence  shall  be 
entitled  to  admission  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  provided  that  he 
shall  have  kept  the  requisite  number  of  terms  at  the  time  when  he  applies 
for  his  degree. 

9*.  A  student  who  obtains  Honours  in  Part  I  at  a  date  earlier  than 
his  eighth  term  shall,  when  of  proper  standing,  be  entitled  to  be  admitted 
to  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  upon  passing  any  Special  Examination 
for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  other  than  the  Special  Examination  in 
Classics,  provided  that  he  may  not  be  a  candidate  for  the  final  Examination 
for  his  Degree  unless  he  has  entered  on  his  ninth  tei'm  at  least,  having 
previously  kept  eight  terms. 

10.  The  Examination  for  the  Classical  Tripos  (first  part)  shall  com- 
mence upon  the  Monday  after  the  last  Sunday  but  two  in  May. 

11.  The  Examination  for  the  Classical  Tripos  (second  part)  shall 
commence  on  the  Monday  after  the  last  Sunday  in  May. 

12.  (Superseded.) 

13.  If  Ascension  Day  fall  upon  any  of  the  days  fixed  for  the  Examin- 
ation, there  shall  be  no  examination  on  Ascension  Day,  but  the  examin- 
ation shall  begin  one  day  earlier  (exclusive  of  Sunday)  than  is  here 
provided. 

14.  The  Class  Lists  for  the  Classical  Tripos  (first  and  second  parts) 
shall  be  published  on  the  Saturday  after  the  second  Sunday  in  June 
«t  9  A.M. 


MOEAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOS. 

See  also  pp,  68 — 72. 

1.     The  examination  for  the  Moral  Sciences  Tripos  shall  consist  of 

I  two  Parts.    A  separate  class-list  shall  be  published  for  each  Part, 
_    2.    No  student  may  present  himself  for  both  Parts  of  the  examination 
B  the  same  year, 
ft  3.    Part  I.  of  the  Examination  shall  consist  of  two  papers  on  Logic; 


86    EXAMINATION  FOB  THE   MORAL  SCIENCES   TRIPOS. 

of  Ethics);   one  paper  on  the  Elements  of  Philosophy;   and  a  paper  of 
Essays. 

4.  Part  II.  of  the  Examination  shall  consist  of  the  following  Sections: 
Section  A.     Metaphysical  and  Ethical  Philosophy,  together  with  the 

History  of  Modern  Philosophy ; 

Section  B,    Logic; 

Section  C.    Psychology. 
In  each  Section  four  papers  shall  be  set,  together  Avith  a  paper  of 
Essays.     For  students  taking  Section  C  there  shall  also  be  a  practical  ex- 
ammation  in  Experimental  Psychology. 

5.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Special  Board  for  Moral  Science  to  mark 
out  lines  of  study  in  the  several  subjects  before  mentioned:  and  the  Board 
shall  have  power  to  publish  a  list  of  books  in  relation  to  which  questions 
shall  be  set,  modifying  the  same  from  time  to  time  as  occasion  may  re- 
quire ;  and  also  to  arrange  and  publish  a  schedide  and  plan  of  Examination. 

6.  A  student  may  be  a  candidate  for  honours  in  Part  I.  of  the  exa- 
mination if  at  the  time  of  such  examination  he  be  in  his  fifth  term  at  least, 
having  previously  kept  four  terms:  provided  that  nine  comi^lete  terms 
shall  not  have  passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  four  terms  unless  the  can- 
didate shall  have  previously  obtained  honours  in  one  of  the  Honours  Exa- 
minations of  the  University,  in  which  case  he  may  be  a  candidate  provided 
that  twelve  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  after  the  fix'st  of  the 
said  four  terms. 

7.  A  student  may  be  a  candidate  for  honours  in  Part  II.  of  the  exa- 
mination if  at  the  time  of  such  examination  he  be  in  his  eighth  tenn  at 
least,  having  previously  kept  seven  terms :  provided  that  twelve  complete 
terms  shall  not  have  passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  seven  terms :  pro- 
vided also  that  he  shall  have  already  obtained  honours  in  Part  I.  of  such 
examination  or  in  some  other  of  the  Honours  Examinations  of  the  Uni- 
versity. 

8.  No  student  of  a  different  standing  from  that  defined  in  the  fore- 
going regulations  shall  be  allowed  to  be  a  candidate  for  honours  in  either 
part  of  the  examination  unless  he  shall  have  obtained  permission  from  the 
Council  of  the  Senate. 

9.  No  student  who  has  presented  himseK  as  a  candidate  in  either  part 
of  the  examination  shall  again  present  himself  as  a  candidate  in  the  same 
part  of  the  examination. 

10.  A  student  who  shall  pass  Part  I.  of  the  examination  not  earlier 
than  his  eighth  term  of  residence,  shall  be  entitled  to  admission  to  the 
degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts,  provided  that  he  shall  have  kept  the  requisite 
number  of  terms  at  the  time  when  he  applies  for  his  degree. 

10*.  A  student  who  obtains  Honours  in  Part  I.  at  a  date  earlier  than 
his  eighth  term  shall,  when  of  proper  standing,  be  entitled  to  be  admitted 
to  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  upon  passing  any  Special  Examination 
for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  other  than  the  Special  Examination  in 
Logic  or  the  Special  Examination  in  Psychology,  provided  that  he  may 
not  be  a  candidate  for  the  final  Examination  for  his  Degree  unless  he  has 
entered  on  his  ninth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  eight  terms. 

11.  A  student  who  shall  pass  Part  II.  of  the  examination  shaU  be 
entitled  to  admission  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Ai-ts,  provided  that  he 
shall  have  kept  the  requisite  number  of  terms  at  the  time  when  he  applies 
for  his  degree. 

12.  The  names  of  candidates  who  pass  Part  I.  of  the  examination  with 
credit  shall  be  arranged  in  three  classes,  of  which  the  second  shall  be 
divided  into  two  divisions.     The  names  in  the  First  and  the  Third  Classes  • 
and  in  each  division  of  the  Second  Class  shall  be  arranged  in  alphabetical 
order. 


EXAMINATION  FOE  THE  NATUEAL   SCIENCES  TEIPOS.    87 

13.  In  Part  II.  of  the  examination  every  candidate  shall  be  examined 
in  one,  but  not  more  than  one,  of  the  three  sections. 

14,  The  names  of  the  candidates  who  pass  Part  II.  of  the  examination 
with  credit  shall  be  placed  in  three  classes.  The  names  in  each  class 
shall  be  arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

lo.  In  the  case  of  every  student  who  is  placed  in  the  First  Class  in 
Part  II.  of  the  examination,  the  Class  List  shall  shew  by  some  convenient 
mark  in  which  of  the  three  sections  he  has  been  examined  and  whether  he 
has  passed  with  special  distinction. 

16.  Except  as  provided  in  the  regulation  next  following,  the  examin- 
ation for  Part  I.  shall  begin  upon  the  Wednesday  before  the  first  Sunday 
in  June,  and  the  examination  for  Part  II.  upon  the  Thursday  before  the 
first  Sunday  in  June. 

17.  There  shall  be  no  examination  upon  Ascension  Day ;  and  if  Ascen- 
sion Day  fall  upon  any  of  the  days  that  would  otherwise  be  fixed  for 
either  part  of  the  examination,  both  parts  of  the  examination  shall  begin 
upon  the  day  following  Ascension  Day. 

18.  To  conduct  the  examinations  two  examiners  shall  be  nominated 
in  every  year  by  the  Special  Board  for  Moral  Science ;  such  examiners  if 
elected  by  the  Senate,  and  also  re-elected  by  the  Senate  in  the  following 
year,  to  hold  their  office  for  two  years.  It  shall  further  be  within  the 
power  of  the  Special  Board  for  Moral  Science  to  nominate  in  any  year 
one  or  two  additional  examiners  for  that  year  only.  The  elections  shall 
be  by  Grace  before  the  division  of  the  Lent  Term  preceding  the  examin- 
ations. The  examiners  shall  receive  in  every  year  eighty  pounds  from  the 
University  Chest,  the  distribution  of  this  amount  among  the  examiners  to 
be  determined  by  themselves,  subject  to  any  regulations  that  may  be  laid 
down  from  time  to  time  by  the  Special  Board  for  Moral  Science. 

19.  In  the  event  of  a  vacancy  arising  among  the  examiners,  it  shall  be 
the  duty  of  the  Special  Board  for  Moral  Science  to  nominate  a  fresh 
examiner  to  be  elected  by  the  Senate  to  fill  the  vacancy. 

20.  The  questions  proposed  by  each  examiner  shall  be  submitted  to 
and  approved  by  the  examiners  collectively;  and  the  answers  to  each 
question  shall  be  examined,  as  far  as  possible,  by  two  at  least  of  the 
examiners.  The  examiners  shall  take  account  of  the  style  and  method  of 
the  candidates'  answers  and  shall  give  credit  for  excellence  in  these 
respects. 

21.  The  class-lists  for  both  parts  of  the  examination  shall  be  pub- 
lished not  later  than  9  a.m.  on  the  Saturday  after  the  second  Sunday  in 
June. 


REGULATIONS  FOR  THE  NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOS 
EXAMINATION. 
See  also  pp.  68-72. 

1.  The  examination  for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos  shall  consist  of 
two  parts;   the  class-list  for  each  part  being  published  separately. 

2.  The  examination  for  Part  I.  shall  commence  on  the  Tuesday,  and 
the  examination  for  Part  II.  on  the  Thursday,  before  the  last  Simday 
in  May. 

3.  If  Ascension  Day  fall  upon  any  of  the  days  fixed  for  the  examination, 
there  shall  be  no  examination  on  Ascension  Day,  but  the  examination  shall 
begin  one  day  earlier  than  is  here  provided. 

4.  The  examination  shall  be  in  Chemistry,  Physics,  Mineralogy, 
logy.  Botany,  Zoology  and  Comparative  Anatomy,  Physiology,  and 
art  I.  Human  Anatomy  and  in  Part  II,  Human  Anatomy  and  Vertebrate 
parative  Anatomy. 


88  EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOS. 

5.  The  Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry  together  with  the 
Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology  in  joint  meeting  assembled  may 
from  time  to  time  define  what  is  to  be  included  in  any  of  the  above- 
mentioned  branches  of  science,  and  may  specify  what  parts  of  he  several 
branches  of  science  are  to  be  considered  suitable  for  the  first  art  of  the 
examination. 

6.  In  each  part  of  the  examination  a  paper  containing  subjects  for 
EngHsh  Essays  shall  be  set  for  all  candidates.  The  subjects  of  the  Essays 
shall  )iave  reference  to  the  fundamental  principles,  history,  or  philosophy 
of  the  Natural  Sciences.  In  selecting  subjects  examiners  shall  have  regard 
to  the  adequate  representation  of  the  various  branches  of  Natural  Science. 

7.  The  examiners  shall  have  regard  to  the  style  and  method  of  the 
candidates'  ansAvers,  and  shall  give  ci-edit  for  excellence  in  these  respects. 

8.  In  Part  I.  the  examination  shall  consist  of  two  sejiarate  papers  of 
three  hours  each  and  a  practical  examination,  which  may  include  a  viva 
voce  examination,  in  each  of  the  branches  of  science  mentioned  in  Regu- 
lation 4.     The  questions  shall  be  of  a  comparatively  elementary  character. 

9.  In  Part  II.  the  examination  shall  consist  of  four  separate  papers  of 
three  hours  each  and  a  practical  examination,  which  may  include  a  viva 
voce  examination,  in  each  of  the  branches  of  science  mentioned  in  Regu- 
lation 4.  Some  of  the  questions  shall  have  reference  to  the  philosophy  and 
history  of  the  sciences. 

10.  Candidates  for  Part  II.  in  Physics  or  in  Chemistry  may  present 
for  the  inspection  of  the  examiners  on  the  first  clay  of  the  written  examin- 
ation note-books  containing  their  records  of  practical  work  done  by  them, 
and  bearing,  as  an  indication  of  the  bona  fides  of  the  record,  the  signatures 
of  the  teachers  under  whose  direction  the  work  was  performed.  In 
assigning  marks  for  practical  work. the  examiners  shall  take  account  of 
the  note-books  presented  by  a  candidate  as  well  as  of  the  work  done  in 
the  j)ractical  examination. 

11.  A  student  may  be  a  candidate  for  honours  in  Part  I.  if  at  the  time 
of  such  examination  he  be  in  his  fifth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept 
four  terms:  provided  that  nine  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  after 
the  first  of  the  said  four  terms  unless  the  candidate  shall  have  previously 
obtained  honours  in  one  of  the  Honours  Examinations  of  the  University,  in 
which  case  he  may  be  a  candidate  provided  that  twelve  complete  terms 
shall  not  have  passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  four  terms. 

12.  A  student  may  be  a  candidate  for  honours  in  Part  II.  if  at  the  time 
of  such  examination  he  be  in  his  eighth  term  at  least,  having  previously 
kept  seven  terms:  provided  that  twelve  complete  terms  shall  not  have 
passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  seven  terms.  Provided  further  that  he 
shall  have  already  obtained  honom-s  in  one  of  the  Honours  Examinations 
of  the  University. 

13.  A  candidate  may  not  present  himself  for  both  parts  of  the 
examination  in  the  same  year. 

14.  An  Advanced  Student,  who  has  after  the  first  day  of  the  term  in 
which  he  was  admitted  to  a  course  of  advanced  study  kept  two  terms  by 
residence,  may  in  the  third  or  any  subsequent  term  up  to  the  tenth  after 
such  admission,  become  a  candidate  for  Part  II.  The  standard  requii-ed 
for  satisfying  the  examiners  shall  be  that  of  a  First  Class. 

An  Advanced  Student  who  has  failed  to  satisfy  the  examiners  that  he 
has  attained  the  required  standard  in  the  examination  shall  not  again 
become  a  candidate. 

15.  No  student  of  a  different  standing  shall  be  allowed  to  be  a 
candidate  unless  he  shall  have  obtained  permission  from  the  Council  of 
the  Senate.  < 


EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOS.    89 

16.  A  student  who  has  presented  himself  for  either  part  of  the 
Natural  Sciences  Tripos  may  not  present  himself  again  for  the  same 
part  of  the  examination 

17.  A  student  who  has  satisfied  the  examiners  in  Part  II.  shall  be 
entitled  to  admission  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  provided  that  he 
shall  have  kept  the  requisite  number  of  terms  at  the  time  when  he  applies 
for  his  degree, 

18.  A  student  who  has  satisfied  the  examiners  in  Part  I.  not  earlier 
than  his  eighth  term  of  residence  shall  be  entitled  to  admission  to  the 
degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  provided  that  he  shall  have  kept  the  requisite 
number  of  terms  at  the  time  when  he  applies  for  his  degree. 

18*.  A  student  who  obtains  Honours  in  Part  I.  at  a  date  earlier  than 
his  eighth  term  shall,  when  of  proper  standing,  be  entitled  to  be  admitted 
to  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  upon  passing  any  Sjiecial  Examination 
for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  other  than  a  Special  Examination  in  a 
subject  for  which  he  was  entered  in  the  Tripos,  provided  that  he  may  not 
be  a  candidate  for  the  final  Examination  for  his  Degree  unless  he  has 
entered  on  his  ninth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  eight  terms. 

19.  Examiners.     See  pp.  160—16-2. 

20.  At  least  twelve  days  before  the  commencement  of  the  first  part 
of  the  examination  the  chairman  of  the  examiners  shall  issue  a  time  table 
for  both  parts  of  the  Tripos  shewing  the  days  and  hours  when  the  papers  in 
each  of  the  subjects  mentioned  in  Regulations  4  and  6  will  be  set  and  like- 
wise the  times  of  the  practical  examinations  in  the  several  subjects. 

21.  The  questions  proposed  by  the  examiners  in  each  subject  shall  be 
submitted  to  and  approved  by  the  examiners  collectively.  The  answers  to 
each  question  shall  be  examined,  as  far  as  possible,  by  both  the  examiners 
in  the  subject. 

22.  The  names  of  the  candidates  who  pass  either  part  of  the  examin- 
ation with  credit  shall  be  placed  in  three  classes.  The  names  of  those  in 
each  class  shall  be  arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

23.  In  arranging  the  class-list  for  Part  I.  the  examiners  shall  take 
into  account  the  standard  attained  by  the  candidates  in  the  several 
branches  of  science  as  well  as  the  aggregate  knowledge  shewn  by  them, 
provided  that  no  credit  be  assigned  to  a  candidate  in  any  branch  of  science 
anless  he  appear  to  the  examiners  to  have  shewn  a  competent  knowledge 
of  that  branch  of  science. 

Except  in  special  cases,  no  student  shall  be  placed  in  the  first  class 
anless  he  attain  the  standard  qualifying  for  that  class  in  at  least  one 
iubject. 

24.  In  arranging  the  class-list  for  Part  II.  the  examiners  may  place  a 
jandidate  in  the  first  class  for  proficiency  in  one  of  the  branches  of  science 
mentioned  in  Regulation  4. 

In  the  case  of  Human  Anatomy  and  Vertebrate  Comparative  Anatomy, 
he  merits  of  the  candidates  who  present  themselves  for  examination  shall 
56  estimated  jouitly  by  the  examiners  in  Human  Anatomy  and  the  examiners 
n  Zoology  and  Comparative  Anatomy. 

25.  When  a  candidate  is  placed  in  the  first  class  in  Part  II.  the  subject 
«_ subjects  for  knowledge  whereof  he  is  placed  in  the  first  class  shall  be 

fied  in  the  published  list. 

he  examiners  shall  place  a  distinguishing  mark  opposite  the  names  of 

e  candidates  who  are  placed  in  the  first  class,  whom  they  shall  con- 

r  to  have  specially  distinguished  themselves.     They  shall  state  in  each 

the  subject  for  which  the  distinguishing  mark  is  appended  to  the 


90    EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOS. 

26.  The  class-lists  for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos  (Part  I.,  Part  IT.) 
shall  be  published  not  later  than  9  a.m.  on  the  Friday  after  the  second 
Sunday  in  June. 

27.  Mode  of  publishing  class-lists.  See  p.  7.  Research  Students. 
See  pp.  174—177. 

The  Special  Boards  for  Physics  and  Chemistry  and  for  Biology 
AND  Geology  in  joint  meeting  assembled  issue  the  following  notice 
with  regard  to  the  First  Part  of  the  Examination  for  the  Natural 
Sciences  Tripos. 

In  the  papers  set  in  Part  I.  of  the  examination  the  questions  in  all 
the  subjects  will  be  of  a  comparatively  elementary  character,  and  will 
be  such  as  to  test  a  knowledge  of  principles  rather  than  of  details. 
Specimens  may  be  exhibited  for  description  and  determination. 

In  Physics  the  questions  will  be  limited  to  the  elementary  and 
fundamental  parts  of  the  subject,  and,  in  particular,  special  attention 
will  be  paid  to  the  definition  of  physical  quantities,  the  general  principles 
of  measurement,  the  configuration  and  motion  of  a  material  system,  the 
laws  of  motion,  the  comparison  of  forces  and  of  masses  and  the  properties 
of  bodies.  In  Sound,  Light,  Heat,  Electricity  and  Magnetism,  only  the 
fundamental  laws,  their  simpler  applications,  and  the  experiments  which 
illustrate  them,  will  be  required. 

In  Chemistry  the  questions  will  relate  to  the  leading  principles  and 
experimental  laws  of  Chemistry,  the  properties  of  the  commoner  elements 
and  their  principal  compounds,  the  outlines  of  Metallurgy,  and  simple 
qualitative  and  quantitative  analysis. 

In  Mineralogy  the  questions  will  be  confined  to  elementary  Crystallo- 
graphy, the  general  properties  of  minerals  and  the  special  characters 
of  those  species  only  which  are  of  common  occurrence  or  of  well-known  I 
mineralogical  importance.  j 

In  Geology  the  questions  will  be  limited  to  Physical  Geography,  thej 
interpretation  of  the  structure  of  the  crust  of  the  earth  and  the  historyi 
of  its  formation,  so  far  as  to  involve  only  the  elementary  parts  of! 
Palaeontology  and  Petrography. 

In  Botany  the  questions  will  relate  to  the  elementary  parts  of 
Vegetable  Morphology,  Histology,  and  Physiology  ;  and  to  the  prin- 
ciples of  a  natural  system  of  classification  as  illustrated  by  the  more 
important  British  Natural  Orders.  Candidates  will  be  required  to 
describe  plants  in  technical  language.  Questions  will  not  be  set  on 
Vegetable  Palaeontology  or  the  Geographical  Distribution  of  Plants. 

In  Zoology  and  Comparative  Anatomy  minor  details  will  not  be 
included  in  the  questions  relating  to  classification.  Geographical  dis- 
tribution of  animals  is  held  to  be  a  part  of  Zoology,  and  Comparative 
Anatomy  includes  the  structure  of  extinct  as  well  as  of  recent  forms.      , 

Human  Anatomy  will  include  the  mechanism  of  the  human  body, 
the  comparison  of  its  parts  with  those  of  lower  animals,  its  develop- 
ment, &c. ;  but  the  questions  will  be  of  a  simple  and  elementary  character 

In  Physiology  the  questions  will  be  of  a  comparatively  elementar} 
character. 

A  practical  examination  will  be  held  in  each  of  the  above  subjects. 


EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS.     91 

REGULATIONS   FOR  THE   THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS 
EXAMINATION. 

See  also  pp.   68 — 72. 
{For  New  Refjulations,  see  pp.  98 — 105.) 

1.  The  Theological  Tripos  shall  consist  of  two  parts.  The  first 
)art  shall  commence  on  the  Monday  next  before  the  first  Sunday  in 
rune.  The  second  part  shall  commence  on  the  Friday  next  before  the 
irst  Sunday  in  June,  and  shall  be  continued  on  the  mornings  and 
ifternoons  of  so  many  as  shall  be  required  of  the  next  following  days 
■ther  than  Sunday.  The  hours  of  attendance  shall  be  from  nine  till 
waive  in  the  morning  and  from  half-past-one  till  half- past -four  in  the 
iternoon.  The  order  of  the  papers  in  the  second  part  shall  be  deter- 
Qined  by  the  Examiners  and  announced  before  the  commencement  of 
he  Examination. 

If  Ascension  Day  fall  upon  the  Thursday  mentioned  in  the  Schedule 
or  the  first  part  there  shall  be  no  examination  on  that  day,  but  the 
xarainations  appointed  for  that  day  and  for  the  preceding  days  shall  be 
eld  one  day  earlier  (exclusive  of  Sunday)  than  is  here  provided. 

2.  No  Student  shall  be  admitted  to  the  Examination  who  has  not 
assed  or  been  excused  the  examination  in  the  Additional  Subjects  of 
he  Previous  Examination. 

3.  A  Student  may  be  a  candidate  for  Honours  in  the  first  part 
nly,  or  in  both  parts,  of  the  Theological  Tripos  of  any  year,  if  at  the 
Ime  of  the  examination  he  shall  have  entered  upon  his  eighth  term  at 
jast,  having  previously  kept  seven  terms,  provided  that  not  more  than 
ine  terms  shall  have  passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  seven  terms. 

4.  A  Student,  who  has  obtained  Honours  in  any  other  Tripos,  or 
1  a  part  of  any  other  Tripos,  may  be  a  candidate  for  Honours  in  the 
rst  part  only,  or  in  both  parts,  of  the  Theological  Tripos  of  the  year 
ext  succeeding  or  of  the  year  next  but  one  succeeding.  But  no  such 
erson  may  present  himself  for  examination  if  more  than  twelve  com- 
lete  terms  shall  have  passed  after  his  first  term  of  residence. 

5.  Bachelors  of  Arts,  who  have  obtained  Honours  in  any  other 
'ripos,  or  in  a  pai't  of  any  other  Tripos,  may  be  candidates  for  Honours 
1  the  first  part  only,  or  in  both  parts,  of  the  Theological  Tripos  of  the 
ear  next  succeeding  or  of  the  year  next  but  one  succeeding.  But  no 
ich  person  may  present  himself  for  examination,  if  more  than  fifteen 
Dmplete  terms  shall  have  passed  after  his  first  term  of  residence. 

6.  Bachelors  of  Arts,  who  have  obtained  Honours  in  the  first  part 
f  the  Theological  Tripos  of  any  year,  may  be  candidates  for  the  second 
art  of  the  Theological  Tripos  of  the  year  next  succeeding,  but  not  of 
le  year  next  but  one  succeeding,  save  that  in  Section  V  they  may  be 
andidates  either  in  the  year  next  succeeding  or  in  the  year  next  but 
ae  succeeding.  But  no  such  person  may  present  himself  for  examin- 
don,  if  more  than  fifteen  complete  terms  shall  have  passed  after  his 

term  of  residence. 

A  Student  who  has  obtained  Honours  in  any  other  Tripos,  or  in 

of  any  other  Tripos,  may  be  a  candidate  for  Honours  in  the 

d  part  only  of  the  Theological  Tripos  of  any  year,  if  at  the  time  of 

amination  he  shall  have  entered  upon  his  eighth  term  at  least, 

g  previously   kept  seven   terms,   provided   that   not   more   than 


92      EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS. 

twelve  terms  shall  have  passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  seven  terms. 
Such  candidate  will  be  required  to  satisfy  the  Examiners  for  the  time 
being  in  papers  (1),  (5),  (7)  of  the  first  part.  In  drawing  up  the  class 
list  credit  shall  be  given  to  the  candidate  for  his  work  in  the  paper  or 
papers  cognate  to  the  section  or  sections  for  which  he  is  a  candidate. 

8.  Bachelors  of  Arts  who  have  obtained  Honours  in  any  othei 
Tripos,  or  in  a  part  of  any  other  Tripos,  may  be  candidates  for  Honourfe 
in  the  second  part  only  of  the  Theological  Tripos  of  the  year  next 
succeeding  or  of  the  year  next  but  one  succeeding.  But  no  such  person 
shall  be  allowed  to  present  himself  for  examination  if  more  than  fifteen 
complete  terms  shall  have  passed  after  his  first  term  of  residence. 
Such  candidate  will  be  required  to  satisfy  the  Examiners  for  the  time 
being  in  papers  (1),  (5),  (7)  of  the  first  part.  In  drawing  up  the  class 
list  credit  shall  be  given  to  the  candidate  for  his  work  in  the  paper 
or  papers  cognate  to  the  section  or  sections  for  which  he  is  a  candidate. 

9.  No  Student  or  Bachelor  of  Arts  of  a  higher  standing  shall  be 
allowed  to  be  a  candidate  for  Honours  in  the  Theological  Tripos,  unless 
he  shall  have  obtained  permission  from  the  Council  of  the  Senate, 

10.  The  second  part  of  the  Examination  for  the  Theological  Tripos 
shall  consist  of  five  sections  of  three  papers  each,  of  an  Essay  paper 
common  to  all  the  sections,  and  of  four  additional  papers.  No  candidate 
may  present  himself  for  examination  in  more  than  two  of  the  sections. 
Students  who  are  candidates  for  one  section  only  may  take  one,  but  not 
more  than  one,  of  the  additional  papers.  Students  who  are  candidates 
for  more  than  one  section  may  not  take  an  additional  paper. 

11.  No  Student  who  has  presented  himself  as  a  candidate  in  either 
part  of  the  Examination  shall  again  present  himself  as  a  candidate  in 
the  same  part  of  the  Examination,  save  only  that  Bachelors  of  Arts 
who  have  obtained  Honours  in  the  first  part  of  the  Theological  Tripos 
and  are  candidates  in  any  of  the  first  four  sections  of  the  second  part 
of  the  Tripos  shall  be  admitted  to  and  shall  receive  credit  for  the  pap» 
or  papers  in  the  first  part  cognate  to  the  section  or  sections  in  the  second 
part  for  which  they  are  candidates. 

12.  Before  the  first  day  of  December  next  preceding  the  Examin- 
ation, the  Praelectors  of  the  several  Colleges,  or  in  the  case  of  Non-^ 
Collegiate  Students  the  proper  officer,  shall  furnish  the  Registrary  with 
lists  of  the  Students  who  intend  to  present  themselves  for  examination, 
and  in  respect  of  the  second  part  shall  specify  the  section  and  additional 
paper  (if  any)  or  sections  in  which  each  candidate  intends  to  present 
himself  for  examination,  and  such  lists  shall  be  communicated  by  tht 
Registrary  to  the  Chairman  of  the  Examiners  before  the  eighth  day  oi 
December.  j 

13.  The  Examination  for  Part  I  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted 
by  six  Examiners  ;  two  of  whom  may  be  appointed  by  the  seven  per- 
manent official  members  of  the  Board  of  Theological  Studies  out  oi 
their  own  number  ;  the  remaining  four  Examiners  shall  be  nominated 
by  the  Board  of  Theological  Studies  and  elected  by  the  Senate. 

The  Examination  for  Part  II  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  b}/ 
ten  Examiners,  viz.  two  for  each  section,  of  whom  two  may  be  ap- 
.  pointed,  but  not  for  the  same  section,  by  the  seven  permanent  official 
members  of  the  Board  of  Theological  Studies  out  of  their  own  number; 


EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS.     93 

he  remaining  eight  Examiners  shall  be  nominated  by  the  Board 
f  Theological  Studies  and  elected  by  the  Senate. 

Appointments  of  Examiners  by  the  permanent  members  of  the 
Joard  shall  be  signified  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  in  the  Michaelmas 
?erm  preceding  the  examination ;  and  if  one  or  more  of  such 
ppointments  be  not  made  in  any  year,  an  Examiner  or  Examiners 
or  that  year  shall  be  nominated  by  the  Board  of  Theological  Studies 
nd  elected  by  the  Senate,  such  Examiner  or  Examiners,  however, 
ot  being  entitled  thereby  to  sit  on  the  Board  of  Theological  Studies. 
'he  Examiners  nominated  by  the  Board  of  Theological  Studies,  shall 
€  nominated  in  every  year  and  proposed  to  tlie  Senate  in  the  said 
lichaelmas  Term. 

The  Additional  Papers  shall  be  set  by  the  Examiners  for  Part  II. 

14.  There  shall  be  a  general  meeting  of  the  Examiners  previous  to 
lie  Examination,  when  the  papers  set  by  each  Examiner  shall  be  sub- 
litted  to  his  colleagues  for  their  approval. 

15.  The  Examination  for  the  first  part  shall  be  conducted  according 
>  the  following  schedule  : 

OHEDULE     OF    THE    OkDER    OF    DaYS,    HoURS,    AND    SUBJECTS,    AT   THE 

Examination  of  Candidates  for  Honours  in  the  First  Part 
OF  THE  Theological  Tripos. 


Day 


[onday 


,iies<lay 


Hours 


9  to  12 
li  to  ^ 


9  to  12 


11  to  4i 


T^ednesday 


hursday 


9  to  12 
11  to  4^ 


1.  The  Old  Testament  in  English. 

2.  A  selected  portion  of  the  Historical  Books 

of  the  Old  Testament  in  Hebrew. 


4. 


Passages  for  translation  from  the  His- 
torical Books  of  the  Old  Testament 
(Hebrew)  generally;  with  questions  on 
Hebrew  Grammar  and  easy  Hebrew 
Composition. 

New  Testament  (General  Paper). 


5.  The  New  Testament  in  Greek. 

6.  A  selected   portion   of  the   Books  of  the 

New   Testament    in    Greek,    including 
always  some  portion  from  the  Gospels. 


9  to  12  j  7.     The  History  of  the  Church,  including  the 
history  of  Doctrine,  to  a.d.  461. 
1|  to  4|      8.     (A)  Ancient  Creeds.     (B)  A  Selected  Por- 
tion of  Patristic  Literature. 


9  to  12  ;  9.     Essay  Paper. 


r 

■H16.    The  Examination  for  the  Second  Part  shall  be  conducted  accord- 


94         EXAMINATION  FOE  THE  THEOLOGICAL  TKIPOS. 

Schedule  of  the  Subjects  of  the  Papers  at  the  Examination 

OF  Candidates  for  Honours  in  the  Second  Part  of  the 

Theological  Tripos. 

Section  I.     Old  Testament. 

1.  The  Book  of  Isaiah  in  Hebrew. 

2.  Selected  portions  of  the  Poetical  and  Prophetical  Books  ii 
Hebrew  and  LXX.,  including  always  some  portion  of  the  Psalms. 

3.  Passages  for  Translation  from  the  Old  Testament  (Hebrew 
generally.     Hebrew  Composition. 

Section  II.     New  Testament. 

1.  A  selected  Gospel  in  Greek,  with  some  Patristic  Commentarj 
and  the  Latin  Versions. 

2.  A  selected  portion  from  the  Acts  of  the  Apostles,  the  Epistle: 
and  the  Apocalypse  in  Greek,  with  some  Patristic  Commentary  and  th( 
Latin  Versions. 

3.  The  New  Testament  in  Greek,  with  Greek  Composition. 

Section  III.    History  and  Literature. 

1.  Selected  Greek  and  Latin  Ecclesiastical  writings. 

2.  A  Historical  Period  between  the  death  of  Leo  the  Great  auc 
A.D.  1571,  with  selected  illustrative  documents. 

3.  A  Historical  Period  between. the  taking  of  Constantinople  anc 
the  present  time,  with  selected  illustrative  documents. 

The  Periods  in  (2)  and  (3)  shall  be  so  chosen  that  the  History  of  th< 
English  Church  shall  be  prominently  represented  in  one  of  them. 

Section  IV.     Dogmatics. 

1.  History  of  Christian  Doctrine  to  the  close  of  the  Council  o 
Chalcedon. 

2.  History  and  Development  of  a  selected  doctrine. 

3.  Subject  from  Modern  Theology  in  connexion  with  origina 
documents. 

In  paper  2  original  documents  may  be  selected  for  special  study. 

Section  V.     Philosophy  of  Religion  and  Christian  Ethics. 
1  and  2.     Two  papers  on  the  principles  and  history  of  the  Philo 
sophy  of  Religion. 

3.  A  paper  on  Christian  Ethics  in  two  parts, 

(A)  General ; 

(B)  A  special  subject : — the  ethical  teaching  of  some  theologica 

writer  or  writers,  or  the  ethical  characteristics  of  a  move 
ment  or  period  in  the  history  of  the  Christian  Church. 

4.  Some  particular  philosophical  system  or  problem  in  its  theo 
logical  aspects. 

The  Philosophy  of  Religion  (papers  1  and  2)i. 
1.     The  nature  and  grounds  of  religious  belief :  the  functions 
reason,  feeling,  and  volition  in   producing  faith  ;    the  theory  of  tl 
relativity  of  knowledge  as  applied  to  man's  knowledge  of   God ;  th( 

1  The  papers  are  to  be  studied  historically  and  criticall}'. 


EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS.        96 

different  conceptions  of  Divine  revelation  ;  its  possibility ;  reason  and 
revelation. 

2.  The  Idea  of  Ood :  "  proofs  "  of  the  existence  of  God ;  Pantheism ; 
Theism  ;  Divine  Personality  and  the  Absolute. 

3.  Theories  of  the  Universe  :  Dualism  ;  Materialism  ;  Naturalism ; 
Idealism  ;  Law  in  relation  to  Providence,  Prayer,  and  Miracle ;  the 
problem  of  evil. 

4.  Human  Nature  :  personality,  freedom,  immortality. 

Christian  Ethics  (paper  3  (A))i. 
The  Christian  conception  of  (1)  the  moral  agent ;  (2)  the  moral  end ; 
(S)  the  sanctions  of  morality  ;  (4)  character  and  conduct. 
The  Kingdom  of  God  ;  the  Church  and  the  World. 

An  Essay  Paper  common  to  all  the  Sections. 

This  paper  shall  contain  subjects  for  an  English  Essay,  which  shall 
be  so  chosen  that  each  section,  for  which  there  are  candidates,  be  repre- 
sented by  two  subjects.  No  candidate  shall  write  on  more  than  one 
subject. 

This  paper  shall  be  set  at  the  same  time  as  the  Essay  Paper  for 
Part  I. 

A  candidate  who  presents  himself  for  both  parts  of  the  Theological 
Tripos  in  the  same  year  shall  take  the  Essay  Paper  in  Part  I.,  and 
3redit  for  his  Essay  shall  be  given  him  in  arranging  the  Class  List  of 
Part  II. 

Additional  Papers. 

(1)  The  LXX.,  (A)  General  Introduction;  (B)  Selected  portions. 

(2)  Selected  portions  from  the  Apocrypha,  other  Jewish  Apocry- 
phal Literature,  Philo  and  Josephus. 

(3)  A  selected  portion  of  Christian  Literature  (to  the  end  of  the 
second  century)  and  of  Christian  Apocryphal  Literature. 

(4)  The  History  of  Christian  Worship  with  special  reference  to 
selected  Liturgies  and  Service-books. 

17.  The  Board  of  Theological  Studies  shall  determine  from  time  to 
;ime  the  credit  to  be  assigned  to  the  several  subjects  enumerated  in  the 
Schedules. 

18.  Public  notice  of  all  the  variable  subjects  selected  for  the  Examin- 
ition  in  any  year  shall  be  given  by  the  Board  of  Theological  Studies 
oefore  the  end  of  the  Easter  Term  in  the  year  next  but  one  preceding 
ihe  Examination. 

19.  The  Board  of  Theological  Studies  shall  have  power  to  issue 
supplementary  regulations  marking  out  lines  of  study  in  the  several 
mbjects  of  examination,  and  in  regard  to  papers  1  and  2  and  3  (A)  of 

tion  V  in  Part  II,  it  shall  be  their  duty  so  to  do,  and  to  publish  a 
of  books  in  relation  to  which  questions  shall  be  set.  They  shall 
have  power  to  modify  such  supplementary  regulations  from  time 

1  The  papers  are  to  be  studied  historically  and  critically. 


96     EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS. 

20.  A  General  Meeting  of  those  Examiners  who  have  taken  part 
in  the  Examination  shall  be  held  to  draw  up  separate  class  lists  of  the 
first  and  second  parts,  and  in  each  list  the  names  of  those  persons  who 
pass  the  Examination  with  credit  shall  be  arranged  in  three  classes,  the 
names  in  each  class  being  in  alphabetical  order. 

21.  The  class  list  of  the  first  part  shall  be  drawn  up  in  accordance 
with  the  aggregate  of  mai-ks  of  each  Student,  that  of  the  second  part  on 
an  estimate  of  the  results  of  the  Examination  in  the  sections  considered 
separately  and  jointly  and  in  the  additional  papers. 

22.  In  the  class  list  of  the  first  part  the  Examiners  may  affix 
marks  of  distinction  in  Old  Testament  or  New  Testament,  or  both,  to 
the  names  of  those  candidates  who,  in  addition  to  the  papers  set  in  the 
first  part,  shall  have  taken  one  paper  of  the  corresponding  section  or 
sections  of  the  second  part.  Candidates  who  desire  to  obtain  such 
distinction  must  before  the  eighth  day  of  December  next  preceding  the 
Examination  give  notice  to  the  Chairman  of  the  Examiners  in  writing 
of  the  paper,  or  papers,  which  they  intend  to  take. 

23.  In  the  case  of  every  Student  who  is  placed  in  the  First  Class 
of  the  second  part,  the  class  list  shall  shew  by  some  convenient  mark, 
(1)  the  section  or  sections  for  which  he  is  placed  in  that  class,  and  (2)  in 
which  of  the  sections,  if  in  any,  he  passed  with  special  distinction. 

24.  The  Examiners  shall  have  regard  to  the  style  and  method  of  the 
candidates'  answers,  and  shall  give  credit  for  excellence  in  these  respects. 

25.  No  credit  shall  be  given  to  a  Student  in  any  of  the  papers  of 
either  part,  unless  it  appear  to  the  Examiners  that  he  has  shewn  a 
competent  knowledge  in  that  paper. 

26.  A  Student  who  shall  pass  the  Examination  of  the  first  part  of 
the  Theological  Tripos  so  as  to  deserve  Honours  shall  be  entitled  to 
admission  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts,  provided  that  he  shall 
have  kept  the  requisite  number  of  terms  at  the  time  when  he  applies 
for  the  degree. 

27.  A  Student  who,  having  previously  obtained  Honours  in  some 
other  Tripos,  shall  pass  the  Examination  of  the  second  part  of  the 
Theological  Tripos  so  as  to  deserve  Honours,  and  shall  also  satisfy  the 
Examiners  in  the  three  papers  aforesaid  of  the  first  part,  shall  be 
entitled  to  admission  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts,  provided  that 
he  shall  have  kept  the  requisite  number  of  terms  at  the  time  when  he 
applies  for  the  degree. 

28.  The  Class  List  of  the  Theological  Tripos,  Parts  I.  and  II.,; 
shall  be  published  in  the  Senate-House  on  the  Saturday  after  the 
second  Sunday  in  June  at  9  A.M. 

29.  Each  of  the  Examiners  elected  by  the  Senate  for  Part 
shall  receive  Fifteen  Pounds  from  the  University  Chest,  together  witl 
the  sum  of  five  shillings  in  respect  of  each  candidate  beyond  the  nurabe 
of  thirty  examined  by  him,  from  the  University  Chest.  A  further  sue 
of  ten  shillings  shall  be  paid  from  the  Chest  in  respect  of  every  cauf 
did  ate  for  Part  II.  who  is  examined  in  Papers  (1),  (o),  (7),  which  shall  b« 
divided  among  the  Examiners  elected  by  the  Senate  for  Part  I.  in  sue! 
proportions  as  the  Chairman  of  the  Examiners  for  that  Part  may  deter- 
mine.    Each  of  the  Examiners  elected  by  the  Senate  for  Part  II.  shall 


ITT^ 


EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS.       97 

receive  ten  pounds  from  the  University  Chest.  But  no  payment  shall 
be  made  to  any  of  the  Examiners  for  a  section  of  Part  II.  unless  one 
or  more  candidates  shall  be  entered  for  that  section  ;  provided  that  if 
one  or  more  candidates  be  entered  for  one  paper  only  of  a  section,  or 
for  an  Additional  Paper  relevant  to  some  section  in  which  there  are 
no  candidates,  the  Examination  in  that  paper  shall  be  conducted  by  one 
of  the  Examiners  for  Part  II.,  who  shall  receive  five  pounds  from  the 
University  Chest  for  doing  it.  The  four  Additional  Papers  shall  for 
this  purpose  be  considered  relevant  to  the  first  four  sections  of  Part  II., 
each  to  each,  in  the  order  in  which  they  are  given  in  the  Schedule  of 
the  Examination. 


Supplementary  Regulations  under  the  provisions  of 
Regulation  19. 

i.  The  General  Paper  on  the  Old  Testament  shall  contain  general 
questions  on  the  Old  Testament  Scriptures  and  on  the  History  of  Israel 
iown  to  the  Christian  Era. 

Special  Books,  or  a  special  period,  shall  be  selected  of  which  fuller 
iDowledge  will  be  required. 

ii.  The  Paper  on  the  specified  portion  of  the  Historical  Books  shall 
;ontain  passages  for  translation  from  the  selected  portion,  with  grani- 
natical  questions,  and  passages  for  re- translation  and  for  pointing. 

iii.  The  Paper  containing  passages  for  translation  from  the  His- 
.orical  Books  shall  contain  grammatical  questions  on  those  passages, 
ind  shall  also  contain  questions  on  the  Hebrew  Language  and  Grammar 
generally,  passages  for  pointing,  and  easy  passages  for  translation  into 
tiebrew. 

iv.  The  General  Paper  on  the  New  Testament  shall  contain 
a)  questions  on  the  Formation  of  the  Canon ;  (6)  questions  on  Textual 
Criticism ;  (c)  a  passage,  or  passages,  for  translation  into  Greek. 

v.  Papers  (5)  on  the  New  Testament  in  Greek,  and  (6)  on  the 
selected  portion  of  the  New  Testament,  shall  contain  passages  for 
ranslation  and  retranslation,  and  questions  on  the  subject-matter, 
fxegesis,  grammar,  and  language,  but  questions  of  detail  on  authorship, 
late,  and  textual  criticism  shall  be  set  only  from  the  selected  portion. 

vi.  Paper  (8  A)  shall  contain  questions  on  the  history  and  con- 
ents  of  Ancient  Creeds.  Certain  Creeds  and  documents  shall  be  re- 
iommended  by  the  Board  from  time  to  time  for  special  study. 

In  (8  B),  the  Portion  of  Patristic  Literature  selected  for  special 
(ittdy  shall  be  taken  from  writings  earlier  than  A.D.  461. 

vii.     The  Essay  Paper  shall  contain  three  or  more  subjects  for  an 
Snglish  Essay,  which  shall  be  taken  from  the   chief   departments   of 
y  represented  in  this  part  of  the  Tripos.     No  candidate  shall  write 
ore  than  one  subject. 

the  Essay  Paper  for  Part  II,  each  section  shall  be  represented 
t  least  three  subjects,  and  candidates  shall  be  directed  to  choose  a 
ct  cognate  to  their  own  section  or  sections. 

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98       EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS. 

NEW  REGULATIONS  FOR  THE  THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS. 

[Grace  15  Fehmary  1913.) 

(The  First  Examination  under  these  Refjulations  loill  be 
held  in  the  year  1915.) 

See  also  pi).  68—72. 

1.  The  Theological  Tripos  Examination  shall  consist  of  two  parts. 
Part  I  shall  commence  on  the  Monday  next  before  the  first  Sunday  in 
June.  Part  II  shall  commence  on  the  Friday  next  before  the  first  Sunday 
in  June,  and  shall  be  continued  on  the  mornings  and  afternoons  of  so 
many  as  shall  be  required  of  the  next  following  days  other  than  Sunday. 
The  hours  of  attendance  shall  be  from  nine  till  twelve  in  the  morning  and 
from  tAvo  till  five  ui  the  afternoon.  The  order  of  the  papers  hi  Part  II 
shall  be  determined  by  the  examiners  and  announced  before  the  commence- 
ment of  the  examination. 

If  Ascension  Day  fall  upon  the  Thursday  mentioned  in  the  schedule  for 
the  first  part  there  shall  be  no  examination  on  that  day,  but  the  examina- 
tions appointed  for  that  day  and  for  the  jircceding  days  shall  be  held  one 
day  earlier  (exclusive  of  Sunday)  than  is  here  provided. 

2.  No  student  shall  be  a  candidate  for  both  parts  of  the  Theological 
Tripos  in  the  same  year. 

3.  A  student  may  be  a  candidate  for  honours  in  Part  I  of  the  Theo- 
logical Tripos  of  any  year,  if  at  the  time  of  the  examination  he  shall  have 
entered  upon  his  eighth  term  at  least,  havhig  previously  kept  seven  terms, 
provided  that  not  more  than  nine  terms  shall  have  passed  after  the  first  of 
the  said  seven  terms. 

4.  A  student,  who  has  obtained  honours  m  any  other  Tripos,  or  in  a 
part  of  any  other  Tripos,  may  be  a  candidate  for  honours  in  Part  I  of  the 
Theological  Tripos  in  any  succeeding  year,  provided  that  not  less  than 
seven  and  not  more  than  twelve  complete  terms  shall  have  passed  after  his 
first  term  of  residence. 

5.  A  Bachelor  of  Arts,  Avho  has  obtained  honours  in  any  other  Tripos,- 
or  in  a  part  of  any  other  Tripos,  may  be  a  candidate  for  honours  in  Part  I 
of  the  Theological  Tripos  hi  any  succeeding  year,  provided  that  not  more 
than  fifteen  complete  tei'ins  shall  have  passed  after  his  first  term  of 
residence. 

6.  A  Bachelor  of  Arts,  who  has  obtauied  honours  in  Part  I  of  the 
Theological  Tripos  of  any  year,  may  be  a  candidate  for  Part  II  of  the 
Theological  Tripos  of  the  year  next  succeeding,  but  not  of  the  year  next 
but  one  succeeding,  save  that  in  Section  V  he  may  be  a  candidate  either  in 
the  year  next  succeeding  or  in  the  year  next  but  one  succeeding.  But  no 
such  person  may  present  himself  for  examination,  if  more  than  fifteen 
complete  terms  shall  have  passed  after  his  first  term  of  residence. 

7.  A  student  who  has  obtained  honours  in  any  other  Tripos,  or  in  a 
part  of  any  other  Tripos,  may  be  a  candidate  for  honours  m  Part  II  of  the 
Theological  Tripos  of  any  year,  if  at  the  time  of  the  examination  he  shall 
have  entered  upon  his  eighth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  seven 
terms,  provided  that  not  more  than  twelve  terms  shall  have  passed  after 
his  first  term  of  residence.  Such  candidates  will  be  required  either  A,  to 
satisfy  the  examiners  in  certain  papers  of  the  first  part,  or  B,  in  plac« 
thereof,  to  present  certificates  of  having  attended  certain  courses  ol 
lectures  and  passed  examinations  thereupon ;  or  they  will  be  at  liberty  ^ 


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offer  themselves  for  examination  in  one  of  the  prescribed  papers  of  the  first 
part,  and  to  present  certificates  of  attendance  at  lectures  in  place  of  the 
other  prescribed  paper  or  papers  of  the  first  part. 

A.  (a)  Candidates  for  Section  1  of  Part  II  shall  satisfy  the 
examiners  in  papers  (5)  and  (7)  of  Part  I;  (6)  candidates  for  Section  2 
shall  satisfy  the  examiners  in  papers  (1)  and  (7)  of  Part  I;  (c)  candi- 
dates for  Section  3  or  4  shall  satisfy  the  examiners  in  papers  (1)  and 
(5)  of  Part  I ;  (d)  candidates  for  Section  5  shall  satisfy  the  examiners 
in  papers  (1),  (5)  and  (7)  of  Part  I. 

B.  In  place  of  the  examination  in  paper  (1)  of  Part  I,  candidates 
may  present  certificates  of  having  attended,  and  having  been  examined 
on,  not  less  than  two  courses  of  lectures  on  the  Old  Testament  in 
English,  one  of  which  courses  must  be  on  a  period  of  the  History  of 

; '  Israel.  In  place  of  the  examination  in  paper  (5)  of  Part  I,  candidates 
may  present  certificates  of  having  attended,  and  having  been  examined 
on  (a)  a  course  of  lectures  on  the  Gospels,  or  on  a  particular  Gospel, 
or  on  the  Gospel  history,  (b)  a  course  on  some  part  of  the  remaining 
books  of  the  New  Testament,  or  on  the  History  of  the  Apostolic  Age ; 
and  one  of  the  courses  (a)  or  (b)  must  include  exegesis  of  the  Greek 
text  of  the  New  Testament.  In  place  of  the  examination  in  paper  (7) 
of  Part  I,  candidates  may  present  certificates  of  having  attended,  and 
having  been  examined  on,  not  less  than  two  courses  of  lectures  on 
Early  Church  History. 

The  courses  of  lectures,  certificates  of  which  may  be  presented 
under  this  arrangement  shall  be  those  delivered  by  one  of  the  Divinity 
Professors,  the  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew,  or  the  Dixie  Professor,  or 
they  shall  be  courses  approved  for  this  purpose  by  the  Special  Board 
for  Divuiity.  Every  such  course  shall  consist  of  not  less  than  twelve 
lectures. 

8.  A  Bachelor  of  Arts  who  has  obtained  honours  in  any  other  Tripos, 
or  in  a  part  of  any  other  Tripos,  may  bo  a  candidate  for  honours  in  Part  II 
of  the  Theological  Tripos  in  any  succeeding  year,  provided  that  not  more 
than  fifteen  complete  terms  shall  have  passed  after  his  first  term  of 
residence.  Such  candidates  will  be  required  either  to  satisfy  the  examiners 
in  certain  papers  of  the  first  part,  or,  in  place  thereof,  to  present  certificates 
of  having  attended  certain  courses  of  lectures  and  passed  examinations 
thereupon.  The  rules  for  such  candidates  shall  be  the  same  as  those 
given  in  regulation  7. 

9.  Part  II  of  the  examination  for  the  Theological  Tripos  shall  consist 
of  five  sections  of  four-  papers  each,  of  an  Essay  paper  common  to  all  the 
sections,  and  of  four  additional  papers.  No  candidate  may  present  himself 
for  examination  in  more  than  two  of  the  sections.  Students  who  are 
candidates  for  one  section  only  may  take  one,  but  not  more  than  one,  of 
the  additional  papers.  Students  who  are  candidates  for  more  than  one 
section  may  not  take  an  additional  paper. 

10.  No  student  who  has  presented  himself  as  a  candidate  in  either 
part  of  the  examination  shall  again  present  himself  as  a  candidate  in  the 
same  part  of  the  examination. 

11.  Before  the  first  day  of  December  next  preceding  the  examination, 
Praelectors  of  the  several  Colleges,  or  in  the  case  of  Non- Collegiate 

idents  the  proper  officer,  shall  furnish  the  Registrary  with  lists  of  the 
idents  who  intend  to  present  themselves  for  examination,  and  in  respect 
the  second  part  shall  specify  the  section  and  additional  paper  (if  any)  or 

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100      EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS. 

the  sections  in  which  each  candidate  intends  to  present  himself  for 
examination,  and  such  lists  shall  be  communicated  by  the  Registrary  to  the 
chairman  of  the  examiners  before  the  eighth  of  December. 

After  the  division  of  the  Lent  Term  entries  will  not  be  accepted  for  any 
section,  or  any  additional  paper  of  Part  II,  for  which  one  or  more  students 
have  not  previously  been  entered. 

12.  Candidates  for  Part  II  who  desire  to  present  certificates  of 
attendance  at  lectures  in  place  of  satisfying  the  examiners  in  certain 
papers  of  Part  I  (see  regulations  7  and  8)  must  forward  such  certificates  to 
the  chairman  of  the  examiners  in  Part  II  not  later  than  the  third  day  of 
full  term  in  the  Easter  term  in  which  the  examination  is  to  take  place. 

13.  The  examination  for  Part  I  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  six 
examiners ;  two  of  whom  may  be  appointed  by  the  seven  permanent  official 
members  of  the  Special  Board  for  Divinity  out  of  their  own  number ;  the 
remaining  four  examiners  shall  be  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for 
Divinity  and  elected  by  the  Senate. 

The  examination  for  Part  II  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  ten 
examiners;  viz.  two  for  each  section,  of  whom  two  may  be  appointed,  but 
not  for  the  same  section,  by  the  seven  permanent  official  members  of  the 
Special  Board  for  Divinity  out  of  their  own  number ;  the  remaining  eight 
examiners  shall  be  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Divinity  and 
elected  by  the  Senate. 

Appointments  of  exammers  by  the  permanent  members  of  the  Board 
shall  be  signified  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  during  the  Michaelmas  term 
preceding  the  examhiation ;  and  if  one  or  more  of  such  appointments  be 
not  made  in  any  year,  an  examuier  or  examiners  for  that  year  shall  be 
nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Divinity  and  elected  by  the  Senate, 
such  examiner  or  examiners,  however,  not  being  entitled  thereby  to  sit  on 
the  Special  Board  for  Divinity.  The  examiners  nominated  by  the  Special 
Board  for  Divinity  shall  be  nominated  in  every  year  and  proposed  to  the 
Senate  during  the  said  Michaehnas  Term. 

The  Additional  Papers  shall  be  set  by  the  examiners  for  Part  II. 

14.  There  shall  be  a  general  meeting  of  the  examiners  in  each  part 
previous  to  the  examination,  when  the  papers  set  by  each  examiner  shall 
be  submitted  to  his  colleagues  for  their  approval. 

15.  The  examination  for  Part  I  shall  be  conducted  according  to  th« 
following  schedule : 


SCHEDULE  OF  THE  ORDER  OF  DAYS,  HOURS,  AND  SUBJECTS, 
AT  THE  EXAMINATION  OF  CANDIDATES  FOR  HONOURS 
IN  PART  I  OF  THE  THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS. 


Days 

Hours 

Subjects 

Monday 

9  to  12 

2  to  5 

1.  The  Old  Testament  in  English.                 ' 

2.  A  selected  portion  of  the  Historical  Book: 

of  the  Old  Testament  in  Hebrew. 

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Days 

Hours 

Subjects 

Tuesday 

9  to  12 
2  to  5 

3.  Passages  for  Translation  from  the  Histor- 

ical   Books    of     the    Old    Testament 
(Hebrew)  generally;  with  questions  on 
Hebrew    Orammar  and  easy    Hebrew 
Composition. 

4.  New  Testament  (General  Paper). 

Wednesday 

9  to  12 
2  to  5 

5.  The  New  Testament  in  Greek. 

6.  A  selected  portion  of  the  Books  of  the  New 

Testament  in  Greek,  including  always 
some  portion  from  the  Gospels. 

Thursday 

9  to  12 
2  to  5 

7.  The  History  of  the  Church,  including  the 

history  of  Doctrine,  to  a.d.  461. 

8.  (A)    Ancient     Creeds.      (B)     A    Selected 

Portion  of  Patristic  Literature. 

Friday 

9  to  12 

9.    Essay  Paper. 

The  Essay  Paper  shall  contain  three  or  more  subjects  for  an  English 
Essay,  which  shall  be  taken  from  the  chief  departments  of  study  repre- 
sented in  this  part  of  the  Tripos.  No  candidate  shall  write  on  more  than 
one  subject. 

16.  The  examination  for  Part  II  shall  be  conducted  according  to  the 
following  Schedule : 


SCHEDULE  OF  THE  SUBJECTS  OF  THE  PAPERS  AT  THE 
EXAMINATION  OF  CANDIDATES  FOR  HONOURS  IN  PART  II 
OF  THE  THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS. 

Section  I.     Old  Testament. 

1.  Old  Testament  Theology. 

2.  The  Book  of  Isaiah  in  Hebrew. 

3.  A  selected  Portion  or  Portions  of  the  Poetical  and  Prophetical  books 
in  Hebrew  including  always  some  selected  Psalms. 

4.  Passages    for    translation    from    the    Old    Testament    (Hebrew) 
^'enerally,  Hebrew  Composition  and  Pointing. 

Paper  1  shall  include  the  Theology  of  the  Old  Testament  Apocrypha, 
id  special  reference  shall  be  made  to  (a)  the  links  between  the  Theology 
'  the  Old  Testament  and  that  of  the  New  Testament,  (/>)  the  contents  of 

selected  Hebrew  books  (including  the  Book  of  Isaiah). 

Section  II.    New  Testament. 

1.  General  Paper  on  the  New  Testament. 

2.  The  Gospels  in  Greek,  Avith  special  reference  to  a  selected  Gospel. 


102      EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS. 

3.  Tlie  Acts,  Epistles,  and  Apocalypse  in  Greek,  with  special  reference 
to  a  selected  portion. 

4.  New  Testament  Theology,  with  special  reference  to  a  selected 
subject. 

Section  III.     Church  History. 

1.  History  of  the  Church,  including  the  History  of  Doctrine,  to 
A.D.  461. 

2.  General  Church  History,  from  a.d.  461  to  a.d.  1453. 

3.  General  Church  Histoi-y,  from  a.d.  1453  to  the  present  time. 

In  papers  2  and  3  alternative  questions  shall  be  set,  and  a  correct 
general  knowledge  shall  be  required  rather  than  minute  acquaintance 
with  details. 

4.  Either  (a)  A  Historical  Period  between  a.d.  461  and  the  end  of 
the  fifteenth  century,  with  selected  illustrative  documents ; 

or  [h)  A  Historical  Period  between  a.d.  1453  and  the  present  time, 
with  selected  illustrative  documents. 

Papers  4  (a)  and  4  {h)  shall  be  alternatives.  The  Periods  shall  be  so 
chosen  that  the  History  of  the  English  Church  shall  be  prominently 
represented  in  one  of  them. 

Section  IV.     Dogmatics. 

1.  Outlines  of  Bibhcal  Theology. 

2.  History  of  Christian  Doctrine  to  the  close  of  the  Council  of 
Chalcedon. 

3.  History  and  Development  of  a  selected  Doctrine. 

4.  Subject  from  Modern  Theology  in  connexion  with  original  docu- 
ments. 

In  paper  1  a  knowledge  of  the  Theology  of  the  Old  Testament  (including 
the  Apocrypha)  shall  be  required  only  so  far  as  it  was  a  source  of 
Christian  Doctrine.     Alternative  questions  shall  be  set  in  this  paper.       j 

In  paper  3  orighial  documents  may  be  selected  for  special  study. 

The  subjects  of  papers  3  and  4  shall  be  so  chosen  that  for  one  of  them 
some  knowledge  of  the  theology  of  the  sixteenth  century  shall  be  required. 

Section  V.     Philosophy  of  Religion  and  Christian  Ethics. 
1  and  2.     Two  papers  on  the  principles  and  history  of  the  Philosophy 
of  Religion. 

3.  A  paper  on  Christian  Ethics  in  two  parts, 

(A)  General ; 

(B)  A  special  subject: — the  ethical  teaching  of  some  theological 

writer  or  writers,  or  the  ethical  characteristics  of  a  move- 
ment or  period  in  the  history  of  the  Christian  Church. 

4.  Some  particular  philosophical  system  or  problem  in  its  theological 
aspects. 

An  Essay  Paper  common  to  all  the  Sections. 
This  paper  shall  contain  subjects  for  an  English  Essay,  which  shall  be 
so  chosen  that  each  section,  for  which  there  are  candidates,  shall  be 
represented  by  at  least  three  subjects.  Candidates  shall  be  directed  to 
choose  a  subject  cognate  to  their  own  section  or  sections.  No  candidate 
shall  wj;ite  on  more  than  one  subject. 


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EXAMINATION  FOE  THE  THEOLOGICAL  TEIPOS.      103 

Additional  Papers. 

1.  (A)  A  selected  portion  or  portions  of  the  Septuagint  Version  of 
the  Old  Testament. 

(B)     A  selected  portion  or  portions  of  one  or  more  of  the  following 
(fl)  Philo,  {h)  Josephus,  (c)  the  Apocrypha,  {d)  other  apocryphal  writings. 

2.  A  Patristic  Greek  Commentary  and  a  Patristic  Latin  Commentary 
on  some  portion  or  portions  of  the  New  Testament. 

3.  Selected  Greek  and  Latin  ecclesiastical  writings  earlier  than 
A.i).  461. 

4.  Selected  portions  of  the  ancient  Greek  and  Latin  Litui-gies  and 
Service-Books  in  their  relation  to  the  History  of  Christian  Worship. 

17.  The  Special  Board  for  Divinity  shall  determine  from  time  to  time 
the  credit  to  be  assigned  to  the  several  subjects  enumerated  in  the  schedules. 

18.  Pubhc  notice  of  all  the  variable  subjects  selected  for  the  examina- 
tion in  any  year  shall  be  given  by  the  Special  Board  for  Divinity  before 
the  end  of  the  Easter  Term  in  the  year  next  but  one  preceding  the 
sxamination. 

19.  The  Special  Board  for  Divinity  shall  have  power  to  issue  supple- 
aaentary  regulations  marking  out  lines  of  study  in  the  several  subjects  of 
examination,  or  to  publish  lists  of  books  in  relation  to  which  questions 
jhall  be  set ;  and  in  regard  to  papers  1  and  2  and  3  (A)  of  Section  V  in 
Part  II,  it  shall  be  their  duty  so  to  do.  They  shall  also  have  power  to 
nodify  such  supplementary  regulations  from  time  to  time. 

20.  A  meeting  of  the  examiners  in  Part  I  shall  be  held  to  draw  up  the 
ilass-list  for  Part  I,  and  a  meeting  of  those  examiners  who  have  shared  in 
he  examination  for  Part  II  shall  be  held  to  draw  up  the  class-list  for 
?art  II.  In  each  list  the  names  of  those  persons  who  pass  the  examination 
vith  credit  shall  be  arranged  in  three  classes,  the  names  in  each  class 
)euig  in  alphabetical  order. 

21.  The  class-list  of  Part  I  shall  be  drawn  up  in  accordance  with  the 
ggi-egate  of  marks  of  each  student,  that  of  Part  II  on  an  estimate  of  the 
€8ults  of  the  examination  in  the  sections  considered  sepai'ately  and 
ointly  and  in  the  additional  papers. 

22.  In  the  class-list  of  Part  I  the  examiners  may  affix  marks  of 
istinction  in  Old  Testament  to  the  names  of  those  candidates  who,  in 
ddition  to  the  jjapers  set  in  Part  I,  shall  have  taken  one  of  the  papers  1, 
,  or  4  of  section  I  of  Part  II,  and  marks  of  distinction  in  New  Testament 
D  the  names  of  those  candidates  who,  in  addition  to  the  papers  set  in 
'art  I,  shall  have  taken  any  one  of  the  papers  of  section  II  of  Part  II. 
Candidates  who  desire  to  obtain  such  distinction  must  before  the  eighth 
ay  of  December  next  preceding  the  examination  give  notice  to  the 
legistrary  in  writing  of  the  x)aper,  or  papers,  which  they  intend  to  take. 

23.  In  the  case  of  every  student  who  is  placed  in  the  First  Class  of 
^t  II,  the  class-list  shall  shew  by  some  convenient  mark,  (1)  the  section 
r' sections  for  which  he  is  placed  in  that  class,  and  (2)  in  which  of  the 
actions,  if  in  any,  he  passed  with  special  distinction. 

The  examiners  shall  have  regard  to  the  style  and  method  of  the 
dates'  answers,  and  shall  give  credit  for  excellence  in  these  respects. 

5.    No  credit  shall  be  given  to  a  student  in  any  of  the  papers  of 
part,  unless  it  appear  to  the  examiners  that  he  has  shewn  a  competent 
ledge  in  that  paper. 


104     EXAMINATION  FOE  THE  THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS. 

26.  A  student  who  shall  pass  the  examination  of  Part  I  of  the 
Theological  Tripos  so  as  to  deserve  Honours  shall  be  entitled  to  admission 
to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts,  provided  that  he  shall  have  kept  the 
requisite  number  of  terms  at  the  time  when  he  applies  for  the  degree. 

27.  A  student  who,  having  previously  obtained  honours  in  some  other 
Tripos,  shall  pass  the  examination  of  Part  II  of  the  Theological  Tripos  so 
as  to  deserve  honours,  and  shall  also  fulfil  the  conditions  laid  down  in 
regulation  7  above,  shall  be  entitled  to  admission  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor 
of  Arts,  provided  that  he  shall  have  kept  the  requisite  number  of  terms  at 
the  time  when  he  applies  for  the  degree. 

28.  The  class-list  of  the  Theological  Tripos,  Parts  I  and  II,  shall  be 
published  in  the  Senate-House  on  the  Saturday  after  the  second  Sunday  in 
June  at  9  a.m. 

29.  Each  of  the  examiners  elected  by  the  Senate  for  Part  I  shall 
receive  fifteen  pounds  from  the  University  Chest,  together  with  the  sum  of 
five  shillings  in  respect  of  each  candidate  beyond  the  number  of  thirty 
examined  by  him. 

A  further  sum  of  five  shillings  shall  be  paid  from  the  Chest  in  respect 
of  every  candidate  for  Part  II  for  each  of  the  Papers  (1)  (5)  (7)  of  Part  I  in 
which  he  may  be  examined,  which  shall  be  distributed  among  the  examiners 
elected  by  the  Senate  for  Part  I  in  such  proportions  as  the  chairman  of  the 
examiners  for  that  part  shall  determine. 

Each  of  the  examiners  elected  by  the  Senate  for  Part  II  shall  receive 
ten  poinuls  from  the  University  Chest.  But  no  payment  shall  be  made  to 
any  of  the  examiners  for  a  section  of  Part  II  unless  one  or  more  candidates 
shall  be  entered  for  that  section ;  provided  that  if  one  or  more  candidates 
be  entered  for  one  paper  only  of  a  section,  or  for  an  Additional  Paper 
relevant  to  some  section  in  which  there  are  no  candidates,  the  examination 
in  that  paper  shall  be  conducted  by  one  of  the  examiners  for  Part  II,  who 
shall  receive  five  pounds  from  the  University  Chest  for  doing  it.  The 
four  Additional  Papers  shall  for  this  jiurpose  be  considered  relevant  to  the 
first  four  sections  of  Part  II,  each  to  each,  in  the  order  in  which  they  are 
given  in  the  Schedule  of  the  examination. 

APPENDIX. 

Supplementary  Regulations  (which  the  Board  would  be  prepared 
TO  make  under  the  provisions  of  Rule  19). 

1.  Paper  1  of  Part  I  (the  General  Paper  on  the  Old  Testament)  shall 
contain  general  questions  on  the  Old  Testament  Scriptures  and  on  the 
History  of  Israel  down  to  the  Christian  Era. 

Special  Books,  or  a  special  period,  shall  be  selected  of  which  fuller 
knowledge  will  be  required. 

2.  Paper  2  of  Part  I  (a  selected  portion  of  the  Historical  Books  of  the 
Old  Testament  in  Hebrew)  shall  contain  passages  for  translation  from  th 
selected  portion,  with  grammatical  questions,  and  passages  for  re-transli 
tion  and  for  pointing. 

3.  Paper  3  of  Part  I  (passages  for  translation  from  the  Historical 
Books  of  the  Old  Testament  generally)  shall  contain  grammatical  questions' 
on  those  passages,  and  shall  also  contain  questions  on  the  Hebrew  language 
and  grammar  generally,  passages  for  pointing,  and  easy  passages  for 
translation  into  Hebrew. 


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EXAMINATION  FOE  THE  LAW  TRIPOS.  105 

4.  Paper  4  of  Part  I  (the  General  Paper  on  the  New  Testament)  shall 
contain  (a)  questions  on  the  formation  of  the  Canon;  (h)  questions  on 
Textual  Criticism;  (c)  a  passage,  or  passages,  for  translation  into  Greek. 

5.  Papers  5  and  6  of  Part  I  (the  New  Testament  in  Greek,  and  a 
selected  portion  of  the  New  Testament)  shall  contain  passages  for  trans- 
lation and  re-translation,  and  questions  on  the  subject-matter,  exegesis, 
grammar,  and  language,  but  questions  of  detail  on  authorship,  date,  and 
textual  criticism  shall  be  set  only  from  the  selected  portion. 

6.  Paper  8  (A)  of  Part  I  shall  contain  questions  on  the  history  and 
contents  of  ancient  Creeds.  Certain  Creeds  and  documents  shall  be 
recommended  by  the  Board  from  time  to  time  for  special  study. 

In  paper  8  (B)  the  selected  portion  of  Patristic  Literature  shall  be 
.taken  from  writings  earlier  than  a.d.  461. 

7.  In  Section  I  of  Part  II,  Paper  1  may  contain  questions  on  the 
relation  of  Old  Testament  Religion  to  the  religious  ideas  of  the  peoples 
with  whom  Israel  came  into  contact;  Paper  2  may  contain  questions  on 
the  criticism  of  the  text ;  Paper  3  shall  contain  questions  involving  a 
knowledge  of  the  LXX  translation  of  the  selected  portions,  and  may  also 
contain  elementary  questions  on  the  History  and  Criticism  of  the  LXX 
version  generally.  Both  papers  2  and  3  shall  contain  one  or  more  questions 
on  the  subject-matter. 

8.  In  Section  II  of  Part  II,  Paper  1  shall  contain  questions  on  the  author- 
ship and  date  of  the  books  of  the  New  Testament,  and  on  the  circumstances 
in  which  they  were  written ;  on  the  general  principles  of  the  Textual 
Criticism  of  the  New  Testament;  and  on  the  outlines  of  the  history  of  the 
formation  of  the  Canon.  Some  questions  of  a  more  advanced  chai'acter 
shall  also  be  set  on  Textual  Criticism  and  the  History  of  the  Canon,  but 
candidates  will  not  be  expected  to  shew  detailed  knowledge  of  more  than 
one  of  these  subjects.  Papers  2  and  3  may  contain  passages  for  retrans- 
lation.  Paper  4  shall  include  passages  for  translation,  explanation,  or 
paraphrase. 

9.  In  preparing  for  Paper  1  of  Section  IV  of  Part  II  the  attention  of 
students  should  be  directed  to  such  subjects  as  the  development  of  the 
idea  of  God,  and  His  action  in  nature  and  in  history;  the  nature  of 
prophecy  and  inspiration;  priesthood  and  sacrifice;  the  Messianic  hope 
and  the  Kingdom  of  God;  the  Person  of  Christ;  the  Holy  Spirit;  sin, 
suffering,  and  redemption;  the  conditions  of  salvation;  the  Church  and 
the  Sacraments.  Account  should  be  taken  of  the  different  types  of  teach- 
ing found  in  different  books  of  the  Bible. 


REGULATIONS    FOR  THE   LAW  TRIPOS    EXAMINATION. 

See  also  pp.  68—72. 

1.     The  Examination  for  the  Law  Tripos  shall  consist  of  two  pa  rts 
je  first  part  shall  consist  of  seven  papers  on  the  following  subjects: — 
Paper  1.     General  Jurisprudence. 

Paper  2.     History  and  General  Principles  of  Roman  Law. 
Papers  3  and  4,     The  Institutes  of  Gaius  and  Justinian,  with  a 

selected  portion  of  the  Digest. 
Paper  5.     English  Constitutional  Law  and  History. 
Paper  6.     Public  International  Law. 
Paper  7.     Essays. 

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106  EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  LAW  TRIPOS. 

The  second  part  shall  consist  of  six  papers  on  the  following  sub- 
jects : — 

Papers  1  and  2.     The  English  Law\    ,,;...,    ^,      t?     •.  vi 

ofEeal  and  Personal  Property.!    ^'^\  '^^  Equitable   pnn- 
Papers  3  and  4.     The  English  Lawf       ^^P^?«  applicable  to  these 

of  Contract  and  Tort  I        «"bject8. 

Paper  5.  English  Criminal  Law  and  Procedure,  and  Evidence. 
Paper  6.  Essays. 
The  order  of  the  papers  in  each  part  of  the  Examination  shall  be 
determined  by  the  examiners.  The  problems  and  essays  in  the  first 
part  of  the  Examination  shall  have  reference  to  the  subjects  set  for  that 
part.  The  essays  in  the  second  part  shall  have  reference  partly  to  the 
subjects  of  the  first,  partly  to  those  of  the  second  part. 

2.  The  Board  of  Legal  Studies  shall  from  time  to  time  publish 
a  list  of  books  recommended  to  candidates  for  examination  and  may 
from  time  to  time  limit  any  or  all  of  the  above-mentioned  subjects  to  a 
department  or  departments  of  the  same  ;  provided  that  public  notice  of 
such  limitation  shall  be  given  in  the  Lent  Term  of  the  year  next  but  one 
preceding  that  in  which  the  Examination  in  the  subjects  so  limited  is  to 
take  place. 

3.  A  Student  may  be  a  Candidate  for  Honours  in  the  First  Part 
of  the  Examination  for  the  Law  Tripos  if  at  the  time  of  such  Examin- 
ation he  be  in  his  fifth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  four  tenns  : 
provided  that  nine  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  after  the  first 
of  the  said  four  terms  unless  he  shall  have  previously  obtained  Honours 
in  some  Honours  Examination  of  the  University,  in  which  case  he  may 
be  a  Candidate  provided  that  twelve  complete  terms  shall  not  have 
passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  four  terms. 

4.  A  student  may  be  a  Candidate  for  Honours  in  the  Second 
Part  of  the  Examination  for  the  Law  Tripos  if  at  the  time  of  such  Ex- 
amination he  be  in  his  eighth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept 
seven  terms :  provided  that  twelve  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed 
after  the  first  of  the  said  seven  terms  :  provided  also  that  he  shall  pre- 
viously have  obtained  Honours  in  some  Honours  Examination  of  the 
University  or  shall  be  in  the  same  term  a  Candidate  for  Honours  in  the 
First  Part  of  the  Law  Tripos.  But  a  student  who  is  a  Candidate  for 
Honours  in  both  Parts  of  the  Law  Tripos  in  the  same  term  and  who  has 
not  previously  obtained  Honours  in  some  Honours  Examination  in  the 
University  shall  not  obtain  Honours  in  the  Second  Part  unless  he  shall 
obtain  Honours  in  the  First  Part. 

5.  No  student  of  a  standing  different  from  that  defined  in  the 
foregoing  Regulations  shall  be  allowed  to  be  a  Candidate  for  Honour! 
in  either  Part  of  the  Examination  for  the  Law  Tripos  unless  he  shal 
have  obtained  permission  from  the  Council  of  the  Senate. 

6.  A  student  who  obtains  Honours  in  both  Parts  of  the  Examin 
ation  for  the  Law  Tripos  or  who  having  in  some  previous  term  obtained 
Honours  in  some  Honours  Examination  of  the  University  other  thail 
the  Law  Tripos  obtains  Honours  in  either  Part  of  the  Examination  for 
the  Law  Tripos  shall  be  entitled  to  the  Degrees  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  and 
Bachelor  of  Law  and  may  take  either  or  both  of  those  Degrees. 


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EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  HISTORICAL  TRIPOS.       107 

7.  A  student  who  obtains  Honours  in  Part  I.  shall,  when  of 
proper  standing,  be  entitled  to  be  admitted  to  the  Degree  of  Bachelor 
of  Arts  upon  passing  any  Special  Examination  for  the  Ordinary  B.A. 
Pegree,  provided  that  he  may  not  be  a  Candidate  for  the  Final  Examin- 
ation for  his  Degree  unless  he  has  entered  on  his  ninth  term  at  least, 
having  previously  kept  eight  terms. 

8.  No  student  who  has  presented  himself  as  a  Candidate  for  Honours 
in  either  part  of  the  Examination  for  the  liaw  Tripos  shall  again 
present  himself  as  a  candidate  for  honours  in  the  same  part  of  the 
Examination. 

9.  The  names  of  students  who  shall  obtain  honours  in  the  first  part 
of  the  Examination  for  the  Law  Tripos  shall  be  arranged  in  three 
classes  in  order  of  merit ;  and  the  names  of  students  who  shall  obtain 
honours  in  the  second  part  of  such  Examination  shall  be  arranged  in 
three  classes  in  order  of  merit. 

The  Examiners  shall  have  regard  to  the  style  and  method  of  the  Can- 
didates' answers  and  shall  give  credit  for  excellence  in  these  respects. 

10.  The  Examination  for  the  Law  Tripos  (first  part)  shall  begin  upon 
the  Wednesday  after  the  last  Sunday  but  one  in  May  and  continue  for  four 
days,  the  hours  of  attendance  being  on  the  first  three  days  from  9  to  12 
in  the  morning  and  from  1,30  to  4.30  in  the  afternoon  and  on  the  fourth 
day  from  9  to  12  in  the  morning. 

11.  The  Examination  for  the  Law  Tripos  (second  part)  shall  begin 
upon  the  Thursday  after  the  last  Sunday  in  May  and  shall  continue  for 
three  days,  the  hours  of  attendance  being  from  9  to  12  in  the  morning 
and  from  1.30  to  4.30  in  the  afternoon. 

12.  If  Ascension  Day  fall  upon  any  of  the  days  fixed  for  either  part 
of  the  Examination,  there  shall  be  no  Examination  on  Ascension  Day, 
but  that  part  of  the  Examination  shall  begin  one  day  earlier  (exclusive  of 
Sunday)  than  is  here  provided. 

13.  The  class  lists  for  both  parts  of  the  Law  Tripos,  and  the  list 
of  Advanced  Students  shall  be  published  not  later  than  9  A.M.  on  the 
Saturday  after  the  second  Sunday  in  June. 

14.  The  Examination  shall  be  conducted  by  six  examiners  who 
shall  be  nominated  by  the  Board  of  Legal  Studies  and  elected  by  Grace 
jefore  the  Division  of  Michaelmas  Term  in  every  year. 

15.  Each  of  the  examiners  shall  receive  £30  from  the  University 
IJhest. 


REGULATIONS   FOR  THE   HISTORICAL   TRIPOS 
EXAMINATION. 

(Grace  of  10  June  1909.) 
See  also  pp.  68—72. 
1.    The  Historical  Tripos  shall  consist  of  two  Parts.    A  separate  class- 
shall  be  published  for  each  part. 

The  scheme  of  the  examination  shall  be  that  defined  in  the  Schedule 
jnded  to  these  Regulations. 

.     The  Special  Board  for  History  and  Archaeology  shall  from  time  to 

give  public  notice  of  the  Selected  Period  and^  of  the  Special  Subjects 

ch  will  be   set  in  the   Tripo».     Every  such  notice   shall  be  given 

1  In  1915  and  iiubsequent  years  delete  "  of  the  Selected  Period  and." 


108        EXAMINATION  FOR  THE  HISTORICAL  TRIPOS. 

at  latest  in  the  Easter  Term  next  but  one  preceding  that  in  which  the 
examination  which  is  to  be  affected  by  the  notice  will  be  held. 

4.  The  Board  shall  have  power  to  issue  from  time  to  time  supplement- 
ary regulations  further  defining  or  limiting  all  or  any  of  the  subjects  of 
the  examination  and  determining  the  credit  that  shall  be  assigned  to  such 
subjects  respectively  and  marking  out  tlie  lines  of  study  that  are  to  be 
pursued  by  the  candidates,  and  to  publish  lists  of  books  recommended  to 
the  candidates,  and  to  modify  or  alter  any  such  supplementary  regulations 
or  lists  as  occasion  may  require, 

5.  A  student  may  be  a  candidate  for  honours  in  the  First  Part  if  at 
the  time  of  the  examination  he  be  in  his  fifth  term  at  least,  having  pre- 
viously kept  four  terms :  provided  that  six  complete  terms  shall  not  have 
passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  four  terms. 

G.  A  student  who  has  obtained  honours  in  the  First  Part  may  be  a 
candidate  for  honours  in  the  Second  Part  if  at  the  time  of  the  examination 
he  be  in  his  eighth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  seven  terms : 
provided  that  twelve  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  after  the  first 
of  the  said  seven  terms. 

7.  A  student  who  has  obtained  honours  in  any  other  Tripos  may  be  a 
candidate  for  honours  either  in  the  First  Part  or  in  the  Second  Part  in 
the  year  next  after  or  next  but  one  after  he  has  so  obtained  honours: 
provided  that  twelve  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  since  his  first 
term  of  residence. 

8.  No  student  shall  present  himself  for  both  Parts  in  tlie  same  term. 

9.  No  student  of  a  standing  different  from  that  defined  in  the  fore- 
going regulations  shall  be  a  candidate  for  honours  in  either  Part  unless 
he  shall  have  obtained  permission  from  the  Council  of  the  Senate. 

10.  No  student  who  has  presented  himself  as  a  candidate  for  either 
Part  shall  again  present  himself  as  a  candidate  for  the  same  Part. 

11.  A  student  who  obtains  honours  in  the  Second  Part  shall  be 
entitled  to  admission  to  the  degree  of  Baclielor  of  Arts:  provided  that 
he  shall  have  kept  the  requisite  number  of  terms  at  the  time  when  he 
applies  for  his  degree. 

A  student  who  obtains  honours  in  the  First  Part  shall  be  entitled  to 
admission  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts,  jirovided  tliat  he  has  obtained 
honours  in  some  other  Tripos  and  provided  also  that  lie  shall  have  kept 
the  requisite  number  of  terms  at  the  time  when  he  applies  for  his  degree. 

12.  A  student  who  obtains  Honours  in  Part  I  at  a  date  earlier  than 
his  eighth  term  shall,  when  of  proper  standing,  be  entitled  to  be  admitted 
to  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  upon  passing  any  Special  Examination 
for  the  Ortlinary  B.A.  Degree  other  than  the  Special  Examination  in 
History,  provided  that  he  may  not  be  a  Candidate  for  the  final  Examin- 
ation for  his  Degree  unless  he  has  entered  on  his  rdnth  term  at  least, 
having  previously  kept  eight  terms. 

13.  In  both  Parts,  the  names  of  the  students  who  obtain  honours  shall 
be  arranged  in  three  classes,  of  which  the  second  shall  be  divided  into 
two  divisions.  The  names  in  the  first  and  third  classes,  and  in  each 
division  of  the  second  class,  shall  be  arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

14.  Before  the  1st  of  December  next  preceding  the  examination,  the 
Praelectors  of  the  several  Colleges,  or  in  the  case  of  Non-Collegiate 
students  the  proper  officer,  shall  furnish  the  Registrary  with  lists  of 
the  students  who  intend  to  present  themselves  for  examination,  speci- 
fying the  alternative  subjects  in  which  each  candidate  desires  to  b© 
examined ;  and  such  lists  shall  be  communicated  by  the  Registrary  to 
the  Senior  Examiner  before  the  8th  of  December. 


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15.  Examiners  for  the  First  Part  aud  Examiners  for  the  Second  Part 
shall  be  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  and  elected  by  the  Senate  in  the 
Michaelmas  Term  preceding  the  examination. 

16.  For  the  First  Part  the  Special  Board  shall  nominate  not  less 
than  four  nor  more  than  six  Examiners  and  for  the  Second  Part  not  less 
than  four  nor  more  tlian  six  Examiners. 

17.  The  Special  Board  shall  have  power  to  nominate  in  the  Lent 
Term  one  or  moi'e  Assessors  to  be  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
to  examhie  in  any  of  the  alternative  subjects  in  the  Second  Part.  Each 
Assessor  shall  be  responsible  for  setting  the  papers  in  the  subject  or 
subjects  assigned  to  him,  and  for  looking  over  tlie  work  of  the  candidates 
therein,  and  shall  i)resent  a  report  to  the  Examiners.  The  Assessors 
shall  be  summoned  to  all  meetings  of  the  Examiners  for  the  purpose  of 
consultation  and  advice,  but  shall  not  be  entitled  to  vote. 

18.  Each  of  the  Examiners  for  the  I'irst  Part  shall  receive  from  the 
University  Chest  the  sum  of  Forty  Pounds  for  each  year  during  which  he 
is  an  Examiner. 

19.  The  Examiners  for  the  Second  Part  shall  I'eceive  from  the 
University  Chest  the  sum  of  one  hundred  and  eighty  pounds  together  with 
the  sum  of  one  pound  for  every  Candidate  beyond  the  number  of  twenty 
who  shall  present  himself  for  the  Second  Part.  The  said  sum  or  sums 
shall  be  divided  among  the  Examiners  and  Assessors  according  to  a 
scheme  to  be  drawn  up  by  the  Examiners  and  approved  by  the  Special 
Board. 

20.  The  First  and  Second  Parts  respectively  shall  begin  on  the  Monday 
after  the  last  Sunday  hi  May,  but  if  Ascension  Day  falls  on  any  of  the  days 
fixed  for  the  examination,  then  the  examination  shall  begin  on  the  pre- 
ceding Saturday. 

21.  The  class-lists  for  the  First  and  Second  Parts  respectively  shall 
be  published  by  reading  in  the  Senate  House  on  the  Saturday  next  after 
the  second  Sunday  in  June,  at  nine  in  the  morning. 

22.  For  the  purpose  of  these  regulations  a  student  shall  be  deemed  to 
have  obtained  honours  in  another  Tripos  if  he  has  obtained  honours  in 
one  Part  of  any  Tripos  (other  than  the  Historical)  that  is  divided  into  two 
or  more  parts. 

Schedule  of  Subjects. 

In  the  Examination  the  Papers  shall  be  allotted  as  follows : 
Part  I. 

1.  Subjects  for  an  Essay. 

2.  Political  Science  A. 

3.  General  European  History  (Ancient). 

4.  General  European  History  (Medifcval). 

5.  English  Constitutional  History  to  1485. 

6.  English  Constitutional  History  from  1485. 

7.  English  Economic  History. 

8.  Selected  Period  of  English  History  i. 

Part  II. 

1.  Subjects  for  an  Essay. 

2.  General  European  History  (Modern). 

3.  Special  Historical  Subjects  (two  papers  each 

4.  Political  Science  B. 

5.  Political  Economy. 

6.  International  Law. 

1  lu  1915  and  subsequent  years  delete  Part  I,  8  "Selected  Period  of  English  History." 


110       EXAMINATION  FOE  THE  HISTOKICAL  TRIPOS. 

I.  In  English  Economic  History  [Part  I,  Subject  7]  and  in  the  three 
papers  on  General  European  History  [Part  I,  Sul)jects  3  and  4,  and 
Part  II,  Subject  2] ,  a  correct  general  knowledge  shall  be  required  rather 
than  minute  acquaintance  with  details. 

II.  In  English  Constitutional  History  [Part  I,  Sul)jects  5  and  6] 
candidates  shall  be  required  to  satisfy  the  Examiners  that  they  have  an 
adequate  knowledge  of  the  general  coiarse  of  English  History. 

III.  Qixestions  involving  a  knowledge  of  Geography  shall  be  set  in 
both  Parts. 

IV.  In  Part  I  every  candidate  shall  take  all  the  papers,  except  that 
Political  Science  A  [Subject  2]  and  General  European  (Ancient)  [Subject  3] 
shall  be  alternatives. 

V.  In  Part  II  every  candidate  shall  take  (a)  the  Essay  [Subject  1] , 
{h)  General  European  History  (Modern)  [Subject  2]  and  (c)  a  Special 
Historical  Subject  (two  papers).  He  shall  also  take  [d)  either  one  or  two 
of  the  other  papers  for  Part  II;  but  no  candidate  who  takes  two  such 
papers  shall  be  placed  in  a  lower  class  on  the  sole  ground  of  failure  to 
attain  the  required  standard  in  one  of  these  papers  only.  A  candidate  is 
not  at  liberty  to  take  two  Special  Historical  Subjects,  and  he  may  not  take 
one  of  the  papers  allotted  to  a  Special  Historical  Subject  without  the 
other. 

VI-  The  Examiners  shall  have  regard  to  the  style  and  method  of  the 
candidate's  answers  and  shall  give  credit  for  excellence  in  these  respects ; 
and  no  candidate  shall  be  allowed  credit  in  any  paper  for  work  which  does 
not  satisfy  the  Examiners. 

SUPPLEMENTARY  REGULATIONS. 

1.  A  choice  of  questions  shall  be  allowed  in  the  papers  on  Genei'al 
European  History  [Part  I,  Subjects  3  and  4,  and  Part  II,  Subject  2]  and 
English  Economic  History  [Part  I,  Subject  7]  and  in  other  papers  as  far 
as  convenient. 

2.  The  paper  on  General  European  History  (Ancient)  shall  deal  with 
the  history  of  Greece  and  Rome  not  later  than  the  reign  of  Constantine. 
The  paper  on  General  European  History  (Mediaeval)  shall  deal  with  the 
history  of  the  European  nations  not  earlier  than  the  fourth  century  and 
not  later  than  the  fifteenth  century  a.d. 

The  paper  on  General  European  History  (Modern)  shall  include  the 
history  of  the  United  States  of  America  in  its  bearing  on  the  histoiy  of 
Europe. 

3.  In  the  three  subjects.  General  European  History,  Ancient, 
Medieval,  and  Modern,  candidates  shall  be  recommended  to  read  certain 
standard  works,  or  portions  thereof,  which  shall  be  prescribed  by  the 
Board  from  time  to  time. 

4.  In  Part  I  the  paper  on  English  Constitutional  History  to  1485 
shall  deal  mainly  Avith  the  period  subsequent  to  1066.  In  the  paper  on 
English  Constitutional  History  from  1485  questions  may  be  set  bearing 
on  the  constitutional  history  of  the  English  plantations,  colonies  and 
Dominions. 

5.  In  the  paper  on  English  Economic  History  [Part  I,  Subject  7] 
questions  involving  some  knowledge  of  Economic  Theory  shall  be  in- 
cluded. In  the  paper  on  Political  Economy  [Part  II,  Subject  5]  questions 
involving  some  knowledge  of  recent  Economic  History  shall  be  included. 

6.  In  every  year  Special  Historical  Subjects  for  Part  II  shall  be 
chosen,  of  which  at  least  one  shall  be  taken  from  the  period  before 
cir.  A.D.  200,  two  from  the  period  cir.  a.d.  200—1500,  and  two  from  the 
period  cir.  a.d.  1500 — 1878.    They  shall  be  studied  with  reference  not  only 


I 


ORIENTAL  LANGUAGES  TRIPOS.  Ill 

to  the  political  history  of  the  time  but  also  to  its  Thought,  Literature,  and 
Ai't.  Economic  History  shall  be  prominently  represented  by  one  of  the 
Subjects,  Thought,  Literature,  or  Art  by  another.  With  each  of  the  Subjects 
two  or  more  original  authorities  shall  be  specified,  of  which  at  least  one 
sliall,  if  possible,  be  in  a  foreign  language.  One  of  the  papers  on  each  of 
the  Special  Subjects  shall  deal  exclusively  with  the  authorities. 

7.  Political  Science  A  shall  be  understood  to  mean  a  comparative 
survey  of  Political  Institutions  and  their  development,  with  some  refer- 
ence to  the  history  of  Political  Theory  and  the  definition  of  political 
tei-ms.  It  shall  be  studied  mainly  in  relation  to  the  ancient  city-state  and 
the  modern  nation -state. 

8.  Pohtical  Science  B  shall  be  understood  to  include  the  following 
subjects  of  study: 

(1)  The  nature  and  end  of  the  State  and  the  grounds  of  political 

obligation. 

(2)  The  structure  and  functions  of  government  with  special  refer- 

ence to  the  requirements  of  the  Modern  State. 

9.  The  paper  on  International  Law  shall  deal  with  the  principles  and 
history  of  International  Law,  with  special  reference  to  its  development  in 
the  nineteenth  and  twentieth  centuries,  and  as  illustrated  by  incidents, 
cases  and  diplomatic  history. 

REGULATIONS  FOR  THE   ORIENTAL   LANGUAGES 
TRIPOS  EXAMINATION. 

See  also  pp.  68—72. 

1.  The  subjects  of  examination  in  the  Oriental  Languages  Tripos 
shall  be  Hebrew,  Aramaic  (Eastern  and  Western),  Arabic,  Sanskrit, 
Persian,  Chhiese,  and  the  Comparative  Grammars  of  the  Semitic  and 
Indo-European  Languages. 

2.  The  examination  hi  each  of  these  languages  shall  be  divided  into 
two  sections.  The  books  prescribed  and  the  questions  set  in  the  first 
section  shall  be  of  a  more  elementary  chai'acter. 

2*.  The  Examiners  shall  have  regard  to  the  style  and  method  of  the 
Candidates'  answers,  and  shall  give  credit  for  excellence  in  these  respects. 

3.  In  the  first  section  two  papers  shall  be  set  in  each  of  these 
languages  except  Sanskrit,  viz. : — 

(o)  One  containing  passages  for  translation  into  English  from 
certain  specified  books,  together  with  such  questions  on  the  grammar 
(in  Chinese  on  the  Tones),  prosody,  and  literary  history  of  the  lan- 
guage as  arise  directly  out  of  these  books. 

(/3)  One  containing  simple  passages  from  unspecified  books  (one 
or  more  of  which  passages  in  Hebrew,  Aramaic,  and  Arabic  candidates 
may  be  required  to  point  as  well  as  translate),  and  a  passage  or 
passages  for  translation  from  English.  Questions  may  be  set  ai'ising 
immediately  out  of  the  passages  proposed  for  translation. 
In  Sanskrit  three  papers  shall  be  set,  tnz. : — 

(a)  One  containing  passages  for  translation  into  English  from 
certain  specified  books,  together  with  such  questions  on  the  grammar, 
prosody,  and  literary  history  of  the  language  as  arise  directly  out  of 


(/3)  One  containing  simple  passages  from  unspecified  books. 
Questions  may  be  set  arising  immediately  out  of  the  passages  pro- 
posed for  translation. 

(y)  One  containing  questions  on  grammar,  together  with  a 
passage  or  passages  for  translation  into  Sanskrit. 


112  OKIENTAL  LANGUAGES   TRIPOS. 

Two  papers  shall  also  be  set  on  the  Comparative  Grammar  of  the 
Indo-European  Languages.  The  questions  in  tliese  papers  shall  have 
special  reference  to  the  Sanskrit  language  and  its  history. 

(a)  One  containing  questions  on  (a)  sounds,  (h)  forms.  The  ques- 
tions on  each  subject  shall  form  a  separate  group,  and  in  both  groups 
one  or  more  elementary  questions  shall  be  set,  dealing  with  the  sounds  or 
forms  of  the  Praki'it  dialects.  Not  less  than  four  questions  shall  be  set  in 
each  of  the  groups  (a)  and  (h).  Candidates  shall  not  be  allowed  to  attempt 
more  than  six  questions,  and  two  questions  at  least  must  be  taken  from 
each  group. 

(/3)  One  containing  questions  on  (a)  syntax,  {h)  the  principles  of 
language,  (c)  the  linguistic  evidence  for  early  Indo-European  civilization. 
The  questions  on  each  subject  shall  form  a  separate  group.  Not  less  than 
three  questions  shall  be  set  in  each  of  the  groups  (a),  (b),  (c).  Candidates 
shall  not  be  allowed  to  attempt  more  than  six  questions ;  and  one  ques- 
tion at  least  shall  be  taken  from  each  group. 

For  candidates  in  Chinese  a  paper  shall  also  be  set  on  the  General 
History  of  the  Far  East. 

A  paper  shall  also  be  set  containing  alternative  subjects  for  Essays,  for 
which  every  candidate  for  the  Tripos  must  present  himself.  Subjects 
shall  be  chosen  connected  with  the  different  departments  of  study  repre- 
sented in  the  Examination,  No  candidate  shall  be  allowed  to  write  upon 
more  than  two  subjects. 

4,  In  the  second  section  four  papers  shall  be  set  in  Sanskrit,  and 
three  in  each  of  the  other  languages.    These  papers  shall  be  as  follows : — 

A.  In  Hebrew,  (a)  one  containing  passages  for  translation  into 
English  from  specified  and  unspecified  books  of  the  Old  Testament, 

(/3)  one  containing  passages  for  translation  into  English  from 
specified  and  unspecified  post-biblical  books, 

(y)  one  containing  passages  for  translation  into  Hebrew,  together' 
with  questions  on  Comparative  Grammar  and  literary  history. 

B.  In  Aramaic,  (a)  one  containing  passages  for  translation  into 
English  from  specified  Syriac  books  and  specified  portions  of  the 
Targnms, 

(/3)  one  containing  passages  for  translation  into  English  from 
unspecified  Syriac  books  and  unspecified  portions  of  the  Targums, 

(y)  one  containing  passages  for  translation  into  Syriac,  togetheil 
with  questions  on  Comparative  Grammar  and  literary  history. 

C.  In  Arabic,  (a)  one  containing  passages  for  translation  into' 
English  from  specified  books, 

(/3)  one  containing  passages  for  translation  into  English  from  a 
specified  grammatical  text,  and  from  unspecified  books, 

(7)  one  containing  passages  for  translation  into  Arabic,  together 
with  questions  on  Compai'ative  Grammar  and  literary  history. 

D.  In  Persian,  (a)  one  containuig  passages  for  translation  into 
English  from  specified  books, 

(j8)  one  containing  passages  for  translation  into  English  from 
unspecified  books, 

(7)  one  containing  passages  for  translation  into  Persian,  together 
with  questions  on  literary  history. 


OEIENTAL    LANGUAGES  TRIPOS.  113 

E.  In  Sanskrit,  (a)"|  two  containing  passages  for  translation 

(/3)  J  into  English  from  specified  books, 
(y)     one  containing  passages  for  translation  into  English  from 

unspecified  books, 

(5j     one    containing    passages    for    translation    into    Sanskrit, 

together  with  questions  on  grammar  and  literary  history. 

F.  In  Chinese,  («)  one  containing  passages  for  translation  into 
English  from  specified  books, 

(/3)  one  containing  passages  for  translation  into  English  from 
unspecified  books, 

(y)  one  containing  passages  for  translation  into  Chinese,  together 
with  questions  on  literary  history. 

The  papers  on  specified  books  shall  contain  questions  on  the  subject- 
matter  and  criticism  of  tliosc  books,  and  the  papers  on  unspecified  books 
may  contain  questions  arising  immediately  out  of  the  passages  set  for 
translation.  A  competent  knowledge  of  prosody  and  the  rules  of  verse 
will  be  expected. 

5.  In  the  first  section  there  shall  be  at  least  three  specified  books  i  of 
the  Old  Testament  in  Hebrew ;  three  specified  books  m  Syriac  (including 
always  a  portion  of  the  Peshitta  version  of  the  New  Testament),  together 
with  the  Aramaic  portions  of  the  Old  Testament ;  three  specified  books, 
including  always  a  portion  of  Kor'an  without  commentary,  in  Ai-abic, 
three  specified  books  in  Sanskrit,  representing  fable,  the  epic,  and  the 
drama;  three  specified  books  in  Persian:  and  three  specified  books  in 
Chinese,  two  of  which  must  be  from  "the  Four  Books." 

6.  In  the  second  section  there  shall  be  at  least  two  specified  books  of 
the  Old  Testament  in  Hebrew,  and  two  specified  books  in  post-biblical 
Hebrew;  three  specified  books  in  Syriac,  and  two  specified  portions  of 
the  Targums ;  four  specified  books  in  Arabic,  including  always  a  portion 
of  Kor'an  with  an  Arabic  commentary,  and  a  grammatical  text;  five 
specified  books  in  Sanskrit,  representing  the  Veda,  the  laws,  ornate  prose, 
I)liilosoxdiy,  and  grammar;  four  specified  books  in  Persian,  including 
always  a  portion  of  the  Masnavf  and  some  philosophical  or  theological 
work ;  and  three  specified  books  in  Chinese,  two  of  which  must  be  from 

•The  Five  Classics." 

For  the  paper  on  the  General  History  of  the  Far  East  for  Candidates 
in  Chinese,  lines  of  study  shall  be  marked  out,  and  books  shall  be  recom- 
mended by  the  Board  from  time  to  time. 

7.  A  Student  may  be  a  Candidate  for  Honours  in  the  Oriental 
Languages  Tripos  of  any  year,  if  at  the  time  of  the  Examination  for  such 
Tripos  he  shfil  have  entered  on  his  eighth  term  at  least,  having  previously 
'kept  seven  terms;  provided  that  eleven  complete  terms  shall  not  have 
passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  terms ;  and,  except  in  the  cases  provided 
for  hei'eafter,  no  Student  of  a  diiferent  standing  shall  be  allowed  to  be  a 
Candidate  unless  he  shall  have  obtained  permission  from  the  Council  of 
the  Senate  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  the  Grace  of  Nov.  25, 1869. 

Students  who  have  obtained  Honours  in  any  other  Tripos,  or  part 

Tripos,  shall  be   allowed  to  be   Candidates   for  Honours  in  the 

lamination  for  the  Oriental  Languages  Tripos  in  the  year  next  succeed- 

or  next  but  one  succeeding  that  in  which  they  have  obtained  such 

lours.     But  no  such  person  shall  be  allowed  to  present  himself  as 

Jandidate  for  Honours  in  this  Tripos  on  more  than  one  occasion,  or 

fteen  complete  terms  shall  have  passed  after  his  first  term  of  residence. 

1  Or  portions  of  books,  and  so  throughout  these  Regulations. 


114  OEIENTAL  LANGUAGES  TEIPOS. 

9.  A  Student  who  has  passed  one  of  the  Special  Examinations  for  the 
Ordinary  B.A.  degree  or  has  been  declared  to  have  deserved  an  Ordinary 
BA.  degree  on  the  result  of  a  Tripos  Examination  shall  be  allowed  to 
become  a  Candidate  for  Honours  in  the  Examination  for  the  Oriental 
Languages  Tripos  in  the  academical  year  next  succeeding  or  next  but  one 
succeeding  that  in  which  he  has  passed  such  Special  Examination  or  has 
been  declared  to  have  deserved  an  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  on  the  result  of  a 
Tripos  Examination.  But  no  such  person  shall  be  allowed  to  present 
himself  on  more  than  one  occasion,  or  if  fifteen  complete  terms  shall  have 
passed  after  his  first  term  of  residence. 

10.  A  Student  who  shall  pass  the  Examination  so  as  to  deserve 
Honours  shall  be  entitled  to  admission  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts, 
provided  that  he  shall  have  kept  the  requisite  number  of  terms  at  the  time 
when  he  applies  for  his  degree. 

11.  The  Examination  for  the  first  section  of  the  Oriental  Languages 
Tripos  shall  commence  in  each  year  on  the  Monday  after  the  last  Sunday 
in  May,  but  if  Ascension  Day  fall  on  one  of  the  days  fixed  for  the 
Examination  there  shall  be  no  Examination  on  that  day,  and  tbe  Examin- 
ation shall  begin  on  the  Saturday,  or,  if  necessary,  on  the  Friday  before 
the  last  Stinday  in  May.  The  hours  of  attendance  shall  be  from  9  till  12 
in  the  morning,  and  from  1^  to  4^  in  the  afternoon. 

12.  The  Examination  for  the  second  section  shall  commence  on  the 
following  Monday,  and  shall  be  continued  on  the  mornings  and  afternoons 
of  the  following  days  other  than  Sunday  or  Ascension  Day,  and,  if 
necessary,  Saturday.  The  order  of  the  papers  shall  be  determined  by  the 
Examiners  and  announced  before  the  commencement  of  the  Examination, 
so  that  Students  may  offer  themselves  for  any  combination  of  subjects, 
provided  that  due  notice  of  their  intention  has  been  given. 

13.  The  Examination  shall  be  conducted  by  nine  Examiners,  who 
shall  be  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Oriental  Studies  and  elected 
by  the  Senate  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  next  preceding  the  Examination. 

14.  In  every  year  in  which  an  Examination  shall  be  held  each 
Examiner  who  takes  part  in  the  Examination  shall  receive  Ten  Pounds 
from  the  University  Chest. 

15.  There  shall  be  a  general  meeting  of  the  Examiners  who  take  part 
in  the  Examination  previous  to  the  Examination,  when  the  papers  set 
by  each  Examiner  shall  be  submitted  to  his  colleagues  for  their  approval. 

16.  A  meeting  shall  be  held  of  all  the  Examiners  who  have  taken 
part  in  the  Examination,  at  which  the  Class  List  shall  be  drawn  up  in 
accordance  with  the  aggregate  result  of  the  Examination.  The  names 
of  those  Candidates  who  deserve  Honours  shall  be  placed  in  three  classes, 
the  names  in  each  class  being  arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

The  list  shall  be  signed  only  by  those  Examiners  who  have  taken  part 
in  the  Examination. 

17.  No  Candidate  shall  be  placed  in  the  First  Class  who  has  not 
exhibited  a  competent  knowledge  of  two  languages,  or  of  one  language 
together  with  the  elementary  sections  of  two  other  languages,  or  of, 
either  Sanskrit  or  Persian  together  with  the  Comparative  Grammar  of 
the  Indo-European  Languages  or  of  Chuiese  together  witli  the  General 
History  of  the  Far  East.  If  both  the  languages  chosen  are  Semitic 
Languages,  a  knowledge  of  the  Comparative  Grammar  of  those  languages, 
will  also  be  required.  No  Candidate  who  takes  up  Chinese  only  shalj 
obtain  a  degree  in  Honom-s  unless  he  has  satisfied  the  Examiners  in  thf;, 
paper  on  the  History  of  the  Far  East. 

17*.  Candidates  who  take  up  Persian  or  Chinese  must  in  additioi 
take  up  both  parts  of  one  other  language  if  they  have  not  passed  ii 
Greek  in  the  Previous  Examination. 


MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOS.        116 

18.  The  subjects  in  which  each  Candidate  has  passed  shall  be  specified 
in  the  Class  List,  and,  in  the  case  of  Candidates  placed  in  the  First  Class, 
an  asterisk  may  be  added  to  denote  special  distinction. 

19.  The  Class  List  shall  be  published  by  the  Examiners  in  the  Senate- 
House  at  9  A.M.  on  the  Friday  after  the  second  Sunday  in  June. 

20.  Public  notice  of  all  the  variable  subjects  selected  for  the  Examin- 
ation in  any  year  shall  be  given  by  the  Board  of  Oriental  Studies  before 
the  division  of  the  Easter  Term  in  the  year  next  but  one  preceding  the 
Examination. 

'21.  Befoi-e  the  end  of  the  Michaelmas  Term  immediately  preceding 
the  Examination  the  names  of  all  the  Students  who  desire  to  present 
themselves  as  Candidates  for  the  Oriental  Languages  Tripos  shall  be  sent 
to  the  Registrary  by  the  Tutors  (either  directly  or  through  the  Prailectors) 
of  the  several  Colleges  or  Public  Hostels,  the  Principals  of  Hostels,  and 
the  proper  officer  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board.  These  lists  shall 
specify  the  subjects  and  sections  of  subjects  in  which  each  Candidate 
desires  to  be  examined.  The  Registrai*y  shall  forward  such  lists  to  the 
Chairman  of  Examiners,  who  shall  summon  a  meeting  to  which  all  the 
Examiners  shall  be  invited.  At  this  meeting  it  shall  be  decided  which  of 
the  Examiners  shall  take  part  in  the  Examination. 

APPENDIX. 
SCHEME  OF   EXAMINATION   IN   CHINESE.    Six  papers. 
Section  I. 
{a)     The  San  Tzii  Ching.    The  Confucian  Analects.     Portions  of 
the  works  of  Mencius. 

(b)  Simple   passagres  from   unspecified   books  for   translation  into 
English.     Passages  for  translation  into  Chinese,  with  questions  arising 

I  immediately  out  of  these  passages. 

Section  II. 
{a)     Portions  of  the  Sacred  Edict,  of  the  Odes,  and  of  the  Spring 
and  Autumn  Annals,  with  Tso's  Commentary. 

(/>)     Passages  for  translation  into  English  from  unspecified  books. 

(c)  Passages  for  translation  into  Chinese,  with  questions  on  prosody, 
literature,  and  histor5. 

The  General  History  of  the  Far  East. 


REGULATIONS  FOR  THE  MEDIEVAL  AND   MODERN 
LANGUAGES  TRIPOS   EXAMINATION. 

See  also  pp.  68 — 72. 

1.  That  the  Examination  for  the  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages 
rripos  be  divided  into  nine  sections  A,  A  2,  B,  C,  D,  E,  F,  G,  H  and  I,  and 
;hat  papers  of  three  hours  each  be  set  in  them  as  follows : 

2,  Section  A  (English). 

(1)     Passages  from  specified  and  unspecified  works  of  Shakespeare  for 
explanation  and  discussion ;  with  questions  on  language,  metre,  literary 
ry  and  literary  criticism. 

2)     Questions  and  alternative   subjects  for  essays  on   the  outlines 
nglish  literature  from  1350 — 1832. 

8)  Questions  on  a  special  period  or  subject  of  English  Literature 
ribed  from  time  to  time  by  the  Board  in  connexion  with  certain  speci- 
works,  with  passages  from  such  works  for  explanation  and  discussion. 


116       MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOS. 

(i)  Passages  from  selected  Englisli  prose  and  verse  wi-itings  between 
1200  and  1500,  exclusive  of  Chaucer,  for  explanation  and  discussion ;  with 
questions  on  language,  metre,  literary  history  and  literary  criticism. 

(5)  Passages  from  specified  works  of  Chaucer  for  explanation  and 
discussion;  with  questions  on  language,  metre,  literary  history  and 
literary  criticism,  and  on  the  relation  of  the  specified  works  to  Chaucer's 
writings  generally. 

(6)  Passages  from  selected  prose  and  verse  writings  in  the  Wessex 
dialect  of  Old  English  for  explanation  and  discussion  ;  with  questions  on 
language,  metre,  and  literary  history. 

Section  A  2  (English  Literature). 
2*.     (1)    Questions  on  the  History  of  the  English  Language,  including 
historical  grammar,  and  on  the  development  of  English  metre. 

(2)  (a)  Questions  on  the  plays  and  poems  of  Shakespeare  and  on  their 
relation  to  the  contemporary  literature  or  as  an  alternative  (J)  a  Thesis 
on  a  subject  to  be  approved  by  the  Board. 

(3)  and  (4)  Questions  on  a  special  period  or  subject  of  English  Litera- 
ture later  than  the  year  1500,  to  be  prescribed  from  time  to  time  by  the 
Board.  ^ 

(5)  Alternative  subjects  for  an  Essay  or  Essays. 

(6)  Questions  on  the  general  history  of  literary  criticism,  with  special 
reference  to  English  Literature  in  connection  with  the  Paper  on  the 
History  of  Literary  Criticism,  with  special  reference  to  English  Litera- 
ture. 

3.  Section  B  (Old  English). 

(1)  Passages  from  Wulflla's  version  of  the  Gospels  for  translation  and 
explanation ;  with  questions  on  the  Gothic  language  and  on  the  principles 
of  Germanic  philology  with  special  reference  to  the  languages  included  in 
this  section. 

(2)  Passages  from  pi-ose  and  verse  writings  in  Old  English  earlier 
than  1100  for  translation  and  explanation ;  with  questions  on  the  history 
of  the  language  during  this  period. 

(3)  Passages  from  selected  writings  in  Old  English  (including  Beowulf 
and  the  Saxon  Chronicle)  for  translation  and  explanation ;  with  questions 
on  language,  metre,  and  literary  history. 

(4)  Passages  from  selected  writings  in  Icelandic  for  translation  and 
explanation ;   with  questions  on  language  and  literary  history. 

(5)  (a)  Passages  from  English  prose  and  verse  writings  between  1100 
and  1400  for  explanation  and  discussion ;  with  questions  on  the  history 
of  the  language  during  this  period,  including  the  French  element.  Credit 
will  be  given  for  a  knowledge  of  Anglo-French. 

Or,  as  an  alternative, 
(J)    Questions  on  liistory,  tradition  and  mythology  arising  out  of  the 
study  of  the  works  prescribed  for  Papers  3  and  4. 

4.  Section  C  (French). 

(1)  Passages  from  unspecified  French  authors  not  earlier  than  1500 
and  from  the  authors  prescribed  in  connexion  with  papers  5  and  6  for 
translation  and  explanation,  with  questions  on  language  and  metre  arising 
fi-om  such  passages. 

(2)  Alternative  subjects  for  an  essay  in  French  bearing  on  French 
literature,  history  or  institutions. 

(3)  Passages  from  English  authors  to  be  translated  into  French. 


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(4)  (a)  Passages  from  specified  French  writings  earlier  than  1500  for 
translation  and  explanation,  with  questions  on  language,  metre,  and 
literary  history. 

(b)     Questions  on  the  history  of  the  French  language,  the  elepients 
of  historical  French  grammar,  and  on  French  metre. 

(5)  Questions  on  a  special  period  or  subject  of  French  literature  after 
1500  prescribed  from  time  to  time  in  connexion  with  certain  specified 
authors  or  works. 

(6)  Questions  on  French  literature  after  1500  and  on  certain  specified 
authors  or  works  belonging  to  the  same  period. 

No  candidate  shall  be  regarded  as  having  passed  the  examination  unless 
he  has  satisfied  the  examiners  in  composition  as  tested  by  papers  2  and  3. 

No  candidate  may  offer  himself  for  examination  in  this  Section  unless 
he  shall  have  previously  presented  himself  for  the  Oral  Examination 
corresponding  thereto. 

5.  Section  D  (Old  French  and  Proven <;al). 

(1)  Passages  from  French  authors  earlier  than  1500  for  translation 
and  explanation,  with  questions  on  language,  metre,  and  literary  history. 

(2)  Questions  on  a  special  subject  of  French  literature  before  1500 
]irescribed  from  time  to  time  in  connexion  with  certain  specified  works, 
with  passages  from  such  works  for  translation  or  explanation  and  dis- 
cussion, 

(3)  Passages  from  Old  Provencal  authors  for  translation  and  explana- 
tion, with  questions  on  language,  metre,  and  literary  history. 

(4)  Passages  from  selected  Old  Provencal  writings  for  translation  and 
explanation,  with  questions  on  language,  metre,  and  literary  history. 

(5)  Questions  on  the  principles  of  Romance  philology  and  on  the 
historical  grammar  of  the  languages  included  in  this  section. 

6.  Section  E  (German). 

(1)  Passages  from  unspecified  German  authors  not  earlier  than  1500 
and  from  the  authors  prescribed  in  connexion  with  papers  5  and  6  for 
translation  and  explanation,  with  questions  on  language  and  metre  arising 
from  such  passages. 

(2)  Alternative  subjects  for  an  essay  in  German  bearing  on  German 
literature,  history  or  institutions. 

(3)  Passages  from  English  authors  to  be  translated  into  German. 

(4)  (a)  Passages  from  specified  German  writings  earlier  than  1500 
for  translation  and  explanation,  with  questions  on  language,  metre,  and 
literary  history. 

(6)     Questions  on  the  history  of  the  German  language,  on  the  elements 
of  historical  German  grammar,  and  on  German  metre. 

(5)  Questions  on  a  special  period  or  subject  of  German  literature  after 
1500  prescribed  from  time  to  time  in  connection  with  certain  specified 
authors  or  works. 

(6)  Questions  on  German  literature  after  1500  and  on  certain  specified 
authors  or  works  belonging  to  the  same  period. 

I  No  candidate  shall  be  regarded  as  having  passed  the  examination  unless 
has  satisfied  the  examiners  in  composition  as  tested  by  papers  2  and  3. 
No  candidate  may  offer  himself  for  examination  in  this  Section  unless 
shall  have  previously  presented  himself  for  the  Oral  Examination 
responding  thereto. 
7.  Section  F  (Old  German). 

(1)    Passages  from  Middle  High  German  writings  for  translation  and 


118      MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOS. 

(2)  Passages  from  selected  Middle  High  German  writings  (one  hour) 
and  specified  and  unspecified  Old  High  German  Avritings  (two  hours)  for 
translation  and  explanation ;  with  questions  on  language,  metre,  and 
literary  history. 

(3)  Questions  on  a  special  subject  of  German  literature  before  1500 
prescribed  from  time  to  time  in  connexion  with  certain  specified  works, 
with  passages  from  such  works  for  translation  or  explanation. 

(4)  Passages  from  specified  and  unspecified  Middle  Low  German  and 
Old  Saxon  writings  for  translation  and  explanation;  with  questions  on 
language,  metre,  and  literary  history. 

(5)  Passages  from  Wulfila's  version  of  the  Gospels  for  translation  and 
explanation ;  with  questi(ms  on  the  Gothic  language  and  on  the  principles 
of  Germanic  philology  with  special  reference  to  the  languages  included  in 
this  section. 

8.  Section  G  (Italian). 

(1)  Passages  from  unspecified  Italian  authors  and  from  the  authors 
prescribed  in  connexion  with  papers  5  and  6  for  translation  and  explanation, 
with  questions  on  language  and  metre  arising  from  such  passages. 

(2)  Alternative  subjects  for  an  essay  in  Italian  bearing  on  Italian 
literature,  history  or  institutions. 

(3)  Passages  from  English  authors  to  be  translated  into  Italian, 

(4)  (a)  Passages  from  specified  Italian  writings  earlier  than  1300 
for  translation  and  explanation,  with  questions  on  language,  metre,  and 
literary  history. 

(b)     Questions  on  the  histoiy  of  the  Italian  language,  on  historical 
Italian  grammar,  and  on  Italian  metre. 

(5)  Questions  on  a  special  period  or  subject  of  Italian  literature 
prescribed  from  time  to  time  in  connexion  with  certain  specified  authors 
or  works. 

(6)  Questions  on  Italian  hterature  and  on  specified  Italian  authors  or 
works. 

No  candidate  shall  be  regarded  as  having  passed  the  examination  unless 
he  has  satisfied  the  examiners  in  composition  as  tested  by  papers  2  and  3. 

No  candidate  may  offer  himself  for  examination  in  this  Section  unless 
he  shall  have  previously  presented  himself  for  the  Oral  Examination 
corresponding  thereto. 

9.  Section  H  (Spanish). 

(1)  Passages  from  unspecified  Spanish  authors  and  from  the  authors 
prescribed  in  connexion  with  papers  5  and  6  for  translation  and  explanation', 
with  questions  on  language  and  metre  arising  from  such  passages.  ' 

(2)  Alternative  subjects  for  an  essay  in  Spanish  bearing  on  Spanish 
literature,  history  or  institutions. 

(3)  Passages  from  English  authors  to  be  translated  into  Spanish. 

(4)  (a)  Passages  from  specified  Spanish  writings  earlier  than  1400  fo* 
translation  and  explanation,  with  questions  on  language,  metre,  anc 
hterary  history. 

{b)     Questions  on  the  history  of  the  Spanish  language,  on  historical 
Spanish  grammar,  and  on  Spanish  metre. 

(5)  Questions  on  a  special  period  or  subject  of  Spanish  literature- 
prescribed  from  time  to  time  in  connexion  with  certain  specified  authors 
or  works. 

(6)  Questions  on  Spanish  literature  and  on  specified  Spanish  authors 
or  works. 

No  candidate  shall  be  regarded  as  having  passed  the  examination 
unless  he  has  satisfied  the  examiners  in  composition  as  tested  by  papers 
2  and  3. 


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MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOS.        119 

No  candidate  may  offer  himself  for  examination  in  this  Section  unless 
ie  shall  have  previously  presented  himself  for  the  Oral  Examination 
corresponding  thereto. 

10.  Section  I  (Russian). 

(1)  Passages  from  Russian  writers  beginning  with  the  nineteenth 
century  for  translation,  with  questions  on  language  and  metre. 

(2)  Alternative  subjects  for  original  composition  in  Russian  bearing  on 

(jsian  literature,  history  or  institutions. 
(3)     Passages  from  English  authors  to  be  translated  into  Russian. 
(4)     Questions    on    Russian    literature    from    the    beginning   of    the 
bteenth  century  with  special  reference  to  selected  authors. 
(5)     (a)     Passages  from  selected  works  of  Russian  literature  earlier 
n    the   eighteenth    century    for    translation    and    explanation;    with 
questions  on  the  elements  of  historical  Russian  grammar,  metre,  and 
literary  history. 

Or,  as  an  alternative, 
(h)    Questions  on  the  outlines  of  the  history  of  Russia  (including 
social,  political,  and  ecclesiastical  histitutions),  especially  in  the  nineteenth 
century.     Books  to  be  recommended  for  study  from  time  to  time  by  the 
r  Board. 

No  candidate  shall  be  regarded  as  having  passed  the  examination 
unless  he  has  satisfied  the  examiners  in  composition  as  tested  by  papers 
2  and  3. 

No  candidate  may  offer  himself  for  examination  in  this  Section  unless 
he  shall  have  previously  presented  himself  for  the  Oral  Examination 
corresponding  thereto. 

11.  A  student  may  be  a  candidate  for  Honours  in  the  Medieval  and 
Modern  Languages  Tripos  if  at  the  time  of  the  examination  he  be  in  his 
fifth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  four  terms :  provided  that  nine 
complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  four  terms 
unless  the  student  shall  have  previously  obtained  Honours  in  this  or  some 
other  Tripos,  in  which  case  he  may  be  a  candidate  provided  that  twelve 
complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  four  terms. 

12.  No  student  of  a  different  standing  shall  be  allowed  to  be  a 
candidate  for  Honours  in  this  Tripos  unless  he  shall  have  obtained 
permission  from  the  Council  of  the  Senate. 

13.  A  student  who  has  not  yet  obtained  Honours  in  this  Ti'ipos  or 
any  other  Tripos  may  present  himself  for  examination  in  two,  but  neither 
more  nor  less  than  two  Sections,  of  Avhich  Section  A  2  shall  not  be  one, 
if  at  the  time  of  the  examination  he  be  in  his  eighth  term  at  least,  having 
previously  kept  seven  terms :  provided  that  nine  complete  terms  shall 
not  have  passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  seven  terms. 

14.  A  student  may  present  himself  for  examination  in  one  or  two  but 
more  than  two  Sections,  Section  A  2  being  excluded,  if  at  the  time  of 
examination  he  be  in  his  fifth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept 

terms :  provided  that  six  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  after 
first  of  the  said  four  terms. 

15.  A  student  who  has  already  obtained  honours  in  this  Tripos  may 
nt  himself  for  examination  in  one  or  two  but  not  more  than  two 

tions  if  at  the  time  of  the  examination  he  be  in  his  eighth  term  at  least, 
ing  previously  kept  seven  temis :  provided  that  twelve  comi)lete  terms 
'"  not  have  passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  seven  terms,  and  provided 

he  shall  not  in  any  case  present  himself  for  examination  a  second 

in  any  Section. 


120     MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOS. 

16.  A  student  who  has  obtahied  lionours  in  any  other  Tripos  may 
present  himself  for  examination  in  one  or  two  but  not  more  than  two 
Sections  of  this  Tripos:  provided  that  twelve  complete  terms  shall  not 
have  passed  since  his  first  term  of  residence. 

17.  A  student  who  shall  obtain  a  place  in  the  Class  List  not  earlier 
than  his  eighth  term  of  residence  and  shall  be  certified  as  having 
satisfied  the  Examiners  in  one  at  least  of  the  following  Sections,  viz. 
A,  B,  C,  D,  E,  F,  G,  H,  I,  may  be  admitted  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor 
of  Arts :  provided  that  he  shall  have  kept  the  requisite  nmnber  of  terms  at 
the  time  when  he  applies  for  his  Degree. 

18.  A  student  who  obtahis  Honours  at  a  date  earlier  than  his  eighth 
term  shall,  when  of  proper  standing,  be  entitled  to  be  admitted  to  the 
Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  upon  passing  any  Special  Examination  for  the 
Ordinary  B.A,  Degree  provided  that  if  he  takes  a  Special  Examination  in 
Modern  Languages  he  shall  not  take  a  language  for  which  he  was  entered 
in  the  Tripos ;  and  provided  further  that  he  may  not  be  a  candidate  for 
the  final  Examination  for  his  Degree  uidess  he  has  entered  on  his  ninth 
term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  eight  terms. 

19.  No  student  who  has  once  passed  the  examination  in  any  Section 
of  this  Tripos  shall  be  allowed  to  present  himself  for  examination  again 
in  the  same  Section. 

20.  N  o  student  who  has  once  offered  himself  for  examination  in  any 
Section  of  this  Tripos  and  failed  to  reach  an  Honours  standard  in  that 
Section,  shall  be  allowed  to  present  himself  on  another  occasion  for 
examination  in  any  Section. 

21.  No  candidate  shall  be  admitted  to  the  examination  in  any  of  the 
Sections  C,  E,  G,  H,  or  I  unless  he  shall  have  previously  presented 
himself  for  the  Oral  Examination  in  the  corresponding  language.  Distinc- 
tion or  a  pass  in  the  Oral  Examination  shall  be  indicated  by  special 
marks  added  in  the  Tripos  class-list  to  the  names  of  successful  Tripos 
candidates.  The  result  of  the  Oral  Examination  shall  not  affect  the 
place  of  a  candidate  in  the  Tripos  class-list. 

22.  Except  as  hereinafter  provided  the  examination  shall  begin  on 
the  Monday  before  the  last  Sunday  in  May.  The  hours  of  attendance 
shall  be  from  nine  to  tweh^e  in  the  morning  and  from  two  to  five  in  the 
afternoon. 

23.  The  examination  in  Section  A  shall  take  place  on  the  first  three 
days  of  the  examination  ;  tlie  examination  in  Section  C  concurrently  with 
that  in  Sectioia  F  on  the  fourth,  fifth,  and  sixth  days ;  the  examination  in 
Section  D  concurrently  with  those  in  Section  A  2  and  E  on  the  seventh, 
eighth,  and  ninth  days ;  and  the  examination  in  Section  B  concurrently  Avith 
those  in  Sections  G,  H  and  I  on  the  tenth,  eleventh,  and  twelfth  days  of 
the  examination :  provided,  however,  that  the  examination  in  Section  B, 
or  Section  G,  or  Section  H,  or  Section  I,  may  be  held  at  the  same  time 
as  the  examination  in  one  or  two  of  the  other  Sections  if  none  of  the 
candidates  for  it  wish  to  be  examined  in  either  of  such  other  Sections. 

24.  If  Ascension  Day  falls  upon  any  of  the  days  fixed  for  the 
examination,  there  shall  be  no  examination  on  Ascension  Day,  but  the 
examination  shall  begin  one  day  earlier  (exclusive  of  Sunday)  than  is  here 
provided. 

25.  To  conduct  the  examination  in  each  Section  for  which  candidates 
desire  to  present  themselves  two  Examiners  shall  be  nominated  by  the 
Special  Board  and  elected  by  the  Senate  before  the  division  of  the  Lent 
Term  preceding  the  examination.  The  Board  shall,  however,  have  power 
to  nominate  an  Examiner  to  examine  in  more  than  one  Section.  Each 
Examiner  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  two  guineas  and  a  half 


MEDIEVAL  AND  MODEEN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOS.       121 

for  each  imper  set  by  him,  and  fifteen  shilhngs  for  each  candidate  in  each 
I  Section  in  which  he  examines,  in  every  year  in  which  he  shall  have  held 
an  examination  in  the  Section  or  Sections  for  which  he  is  appointed.  In 
no  case  shall  the  fee  of  an  Examiner  in  any  Section  in  which  an  examin- 
ation is  held  be  less  than  ten  pounds. 

'26.     There  shall  be  previous  to  the  examination  a  general  meeting  of 

those  Examiners  who  are  taking  part  in  the  examination,  when  the  papers 

set  by  each  Examiner  shall  be   submitted  to  his  colleagues  for  their 

I  approval,  and  shall  be  settled  by  the  Examiners  in  common. 

i       27.     The   answers  to  each  question  shaU  be  examined,    as    far  as 

possible,  by  both  the  Examiners  in  the  Section. 

28.     The  Exammers  shall  have  regard  to  the  style  and  method  of  the 

candidates'  answers,  and  shall  give  credit  for  excellence  in  these  respects. 

"29.    A  meeting  shall  be  held  of  all  the  Examiners  who  are  taking  part 

iu  the  examination  at  which  the  Class  List  shall  be  drawn  up  in  accordance 

with  the  joint  result  of  the  examinations  in  the  several  Sections.     The 

.  names  of  those  candidates  who  deserve  Honours  shall  be  placed  in  three 

;  classes,  the  names  in  each  class  being  arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

li  The  Class  List  shall  indicate  in  what  Section  or  Sections  a  candidate  has 

passed. 
I  30.  The  name  of  a  candidate  who  under  Regulation  13  is  required  to 
goffer  himself  for  examination  in  two  Sections  shall  not  be  placed  in  the 
Class  List  unless  he  shall  have  reached  an  Honours  standard  in  both  those 
Sections.  The  Chairman  of  Examiners  shall  forward  to  the  Eegistrary 
J  for  future  reference  the  names  of  those  candidates  who  under  Regula- 
i  ion  14  have  presented  themselves  for  examination  in  two  Sections  and 
'ailed  to  reach  an  Honours  standard  in  one  Section  but  not  in  both. 

31.  A  candidate  may  be  placed  in  the  First  Class  for  conspicuous 
nerit  in  one  Section  provided  that  if  he  is  required  under  Regulation  13 
0  offer  himself  for  examination  in  two  Sections  he  shall  reach  an  Honom's 

fj  standard  in  the  other  Section. 
1     32.    In  the  case  of  every  candidate  who  is  placed  in  the  First  Class  the 
^lass  List  shall  shew  by  some  convenient  mark  (1)  the  Section  or  Sections 
or  proficiency  in  which  he  is  placed  in  the  First  Class,  and  (2)  the  Section 
T  Sections  (if  any)  in  which  he  has  passed  with  special  distinction. 

33.  The  Class  List  shall  be  published  not  later  than  9  a.m.  on  the 
Thursday  after  the  second  Sunday  in  June. 

_  34.  Public  notice  of  all  the  variable  subjects  selected  for  the  examin- 
tion  in  any  year  shall  be  given  by  the  Special  Board  for  Medieval  and 
lodern  Languages  before  the  beginning  of  the  Michaelmas  Term  in  the 
ear  next  but  two  preceding  the  examination. 

35.  Before  the  division  of  the  Term  preceding  the  examination  the 
ames  of  all  the  students  who  desire  to  present  themselves  as  candidates 
)r  Sections  A,  C  and  E  of  this  Tripos  shall  be  sent  to  the  Eegistrary  by 
»e  Tutors  of  the  several  Colleges  or  Public  Hostels,  the  Principals  of 
'.ostels,  and  the  proper  officer  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board. 
Iiese  lists  shall  specify  the  Sections  in  which  each  candidate  desires  to  be 
joined. 

Before  the  1st  of  December  immediately  preceding  the  examination 
ames  of  all  the  students  who  desire  to  present  themselves  as  candid- 
br  Sections  A  2,  B,  D,  F,  G,  H  and  I  of  this  Tripos  shall  be  sent  to  the 
trary  by  the  Tutors  of  the  several  Colleges  or  Public  Hostels,  the 
ipals  of  Hostels,  and  the  proper  officer  of  the  Non- Collegiate  Students 
These  lists  shall  specify  the  Sections,  and  in  the  case  of  altern- 
papers  the  papers,  in  which  each  candidate  desires  to  be  examined. 
Eegistrary  shall  at  once  forward  such  lists  to  the  Chairman  of  the 

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122        ORAL  EXAMINATION  IN  MODERN  LANGUAGES. 

Board  for  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages.  If  a  candidate  for  any  one 
of  the  Sections  A  2,  B,  D,  F,  G,  H  and  I  whose  name  has  not  been  sent  in  to 
the  Registrary  before  the  first  of  December  immediately  preceding  the 
examination  be  nevertheless  admitted  to  the  examination  a  fee  of  £1  shall 
be  paid  for  him  together  Avith  the  fee  (if  any)  due  for  the  examination, 

ORAL  EXAMINATION  IN  MODERN  LANGUAGES. 

1.  An  Oral  Examination  in  French,  German,  Italian,  Spanish,  and 
Russian  shall  be  held  annually.  The  Examination  in  each  language  shall 
include  {a)  dictation,  (b)  reading  aloud,  (c)  exposition  by  the  candidate  of 
one  of  several  subjects  proposed  by  the  examiners,  and  (d)  conversation. 

2.  The  subjects  for  conversation  and  exposition  shall  be  taken  mainly 
from  a  book  or  books  to  be  from  tim^  to  time  prescribed  by  the  Boai-d. 
Public  notice  of  the  book  or  books  selected  for  the  Examination  in  any 
year  shall  be  given  by  the  Special  Board  for  Medieval  and  Modern 
Languages  in  the  Easter  Term  preceding  the  Examination. 

3.  Candidates  taking  any  of  the  Sections  C,  E,  G,  H,  or  I  of  the 
Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  Tripos  in  any  year  are  required  to  present 
themselves  for  the  Oral  Examination  in  the  corresiionding  language  or 
languages  in  accordance  with  the  Regulations  for  the  Tripos.  The 
examiners  in  each  language  shall  cb-aw  up  and  sign  a  list  of  successful 
candidates  examined  under  this  Regulation,  divided  into  two  classes 
according  as  they  have  deserved  distinction  or  a  pass,  the  names  being 
arranged  alphabetically  in  each  class,  and  the  Chairman  shall  send  such 
lists  without  delay  to  the  Chairman  of  the  Tripos  Examiners  who  shall 
afifix  special  marks  denoting  distinction  or  a  pass  to  the  names  in  the 
Tripos  List,  and  shall  then  forward  the  lists  to  the  Registrary,  to  be 
preserved  in  the  Registry,  but  not  to  be  separately  published. 

4.  Any  student,  who  is  a  member  of  the  University,  and  whose  name 
has  at  any  time  previously  appeared  in  the  class  list  of  the  Medieval  and 
Modern  Languages  Tripos  or  in  the  class  lists  of  two  sections  of  the  Special 
Examination  in  Modern  Languages,  or  who  in  the  Examination  for  the 
Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  Tripos  at  any  time  previously  has  been 
declared  to  have  acquitted  himself  so  as  to  deserve  an  ordinary  degree, 
may  in  any  year  be  a  candidate  for  the  Oral  Examination  in  any  one  or 
two  but  not  more  than  two  of  the  languages  specified  in  Regulation  1. 

The  names  of  successful  candidates  examined  in  each  language  undeti 
this  Regulation  shall  be  divided  into  two  classes,  according  as  they  have 
deserved  distinction  or  a  pass,  and  shall  be  arranged  in  alphabetical  ordeij 
in  each  class.  These  class-lists  shall  be  signed  by  the  examiners  in  each! 
language  and  published  immediately  after  the  examination. 

6.  The  Examination  shall  begin  on  the  second  Tuesday  after  the 
beginning  of  the  Easter  Term. 

6.  The  names  of  students,  who,  not  being  members  of  the  Senate  <H 
candidates  for  the  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  Tripos  desire  U 
present  themselves  for  the  Examination  in  French  or  German,  shal 
be  sent  to  the  Registrary  by  the  Tutors  (either  directly  or  throurfi 
the  Prselectors)  of  the  several  Colleges  and  Public  Hostels,  the  Prina- 
pals  of  Hostels,  and  the  proper  oflScer  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Studenfe 
Board,  not  later  than  the  division  of  the  term  preceduig  the  Examinati(Hi. 
In  each  case  it  shall  be  stated  whether  the  student  proposes  to  of 
himself  for  examination  in  French  or  in  German  or  in  both  Fre 
and  German. 

The  names  of  students,  who,  not  being  members  of  the  Senate 
candidates  for  the  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  Tripos  desire 
present  themselves  for  the  Examination  in  Italian,  Spanish,  or  Russi 

») 


OKAL  EXAMINATION  IN  MODEEN  LANGUAGES.        123 

shall  be   sent    to    the   Kegistrary    by    the    Tutors    (either  directly    or 

\  through  the  Prjielectors)    of  the  several   Colleges  and  Public  Hostels, 

;  the  Principals  of  Hostels,  and  the  proper  officer  of  the  Non-Collegiate 

Students  Board,  before  the   1st   of   December   immediately  preceding 

ithe  Examination.     In  each  case  the  language  or  languages  shall  be 

I  stated  in  which  the  student  proposes  to  offer  himself  for  examination. 

!  The  Kegistrary  shall  without  delay  inform  the  Chairman  of  the  Board 

i  for  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  in  which,  if  any,  of  the  three  last 

I  mentioned  languages  candidates  desire  to  be  examined. 

i      7.     Candidates  who,  being  members  of  the  Senate,  desire  to  present 

themselves  for  the  Examination  in  French  or  German  under  Regulation  4, 

shall  send  their  names  together  with  their  fees  direct  to  the  Kegistrary 

uot  later  than  the  division  of  the  term  preceding  the  Examuiation,  and 

i I  shall  at  the  same  time  state  whether  they  propose  to  offer  themselves 
ji'or  examination  in  French  or  in  German  or  in  both  French  and  German. 
Candidates  who,  being  members  of  the  Senate,  desire  to  present 
i:hemselves  for  the  Examination  in  Italian,  Spanish  or  Eussian  under 
Regulation  4,  shall  send  their  names  together  with  their  fees  direct  to 
ihe  Eegistrary  before  the  1st  of  December  immediately  preceding  the 
j^xamination,  and  shall  at  the  same  time  specify  the  language  or  languages 
n  which  they  propose  to  offer  themselves  for  examination.  The  Regis- 
rary  shall  without  delay  inform  the  Chairman  of  the  Board  for  Medieval 
,nd  Modern  Languages  in  which,  if  any,  of  the  three  last  mentioned 
anguages  candidates  desire  to  be  examined. 

8.  At  some  convenient  time  before  the  commencement  of  the  examin- 
I  tion  the  Eegistrary  shall  send  to  the  Tutors  and  Praelectors  of  the  several 

lolleges  and  Public  Hostels,  the  Principals  of  Hostels,  and  the  proper 
fficer  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board,  a  First  List  of  Candidates 
ntering  for  each  language  under  Eegulation  4.  He  shall  also  issue  a 
orrected  List  on  the  seventh  day  before  the  commencement  of  the 
[samination,  and  shall  send  a  copy  of  such  list  to  the  Chairman  of  the 
xaminers,  to  the  Tutors  and  Praelectors  of  the  several  Colleges  and 
ublic  Hostels,  the  Principals  of  Hostels,  and  the  proper  officer  of  the 
on-Collegiate  Students  Board.  The  Eegistrary  shall  also  forward  to  the 
hairman  of  the  Oral  Examiners  a  corrected  list  of  Tripos  candidates. 

0  candidate  shall  be  aDowed  to  attend  the  Examination  whose  name 
Des  not  appear  in  one  of  the  Corrected  Lists  unless  (a)  his  name  shall 
3  sent  to  the  Eegistrary  and  he  be  certified  by  the  Eegistrary  to  the 
hairman  of  the  Examiners  to  be  eligible  as  a  candidate,  and  (b)  the 
dairman  shall  grant  him  permission  to  be  examined. 

9.  Every  candidate  who  presents  himself  for  the  Oral  Examination  in 
rench  or  German  shall  be  required  to  pay  to  the  Eegistrary  the  sum  of 

1  for  the  University  Chest. 
Every  candidate   who   presents  himself  for  the   Oral  Examination 
Italian,  Spanish,  or  Eussian  shall  be  required  to  pay  to  the  Eegistrary 

»8um  of  £2  for  the  University  Chest. 

v-10.    If  a  candidate  whose  name   does  not  appear  in  either  of  the 

ted  Lists  is  nevertheless  admitted  to  the  Examination,  a  fee  of  £1 

be  paid  for  or  by  him  in  addition  to  the  fee  for  the  Examination. 

.    The  Chairman  of  the  Examiners  shall  send  to  the  Eegistrary  as 

as  possible  in  the  course  of  the  Examination  a  copy  of  the  Corrected 

of  candidates  Avith  such  further  corrections,  if  any,  as  may  be  neces- 

certified  by  him  to  be  a  correct  list  of  the  candidates  actually  under 

lation :  and  this  list  shall  be  considered  to  be  the  Final  List  of 

idates  for  the  Examination,  and  shall  be  preserved  in  the  Eegistry. 

6—2 


124  MECHANICAL   SCIENCES  TKIPOS. 

12.  The  Kegistrary  shall  send  to  the  Tutors  of  the  several  Colleges 
and  Public  Hostels,  the  Principals  of  Hostels,  and  the  proper  ofl&cer  of 
the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board,  lists  of  their  pupils  under  examination 
according  to  the  Final  List,  distinguishing  those,  if  any,  whose  names 
were  not  included  in  the  Corrected  List. 

13.  Lists  or  names  shall  be  considered  to  have  been  sent  to  the 
Kegistrary  on  a  day  specified,  if  they  have  been  delivered  at  or  posted  to 
his  office  on  that  day. 

If  any  of  the  days  specified  for  issuing  or  sending  lists  fall  on  a 
Sunday,  the  lists  in  question  shall  be  issued  or  sent  on  the  Saturday 
previous. 

14.  The  Examination  shall  be  conducted  by  two  Examiners  for  each 
of  the  languages  in  which  candidates  are  required  or  desire  to  present 
themselves,  to  be  nominated  every  year  by  the  Special  Board  for  Medieval 
and  Modern  Languages  and  appointed  by  the  Senate  before  the  division 
of  the  Lent  Term  preceding  the  Examination.  The  Chairman  of  the 
Examiners  who  shall  make  arrangements  for  the  conduct  of  the  Examin- 
ation and  for  the  publication  of  the  results  shall  be  either  the  senior 
resident  Examiner  or,  if  there  be  no  resident  Examiner,  a  member  of  the: 
Special  Board  for  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  appointed  by  the, 
Board. 

15.  Each  of  the  Examiners  shall  receive  Five  Pounds  from  the 
University  Chest.  If  the  number  of  candidates  for  the  Oral  Examination 
in  any  one  of  the  languages  exceeds  twenty  each  of  the  Examiners  for  tho 
language  concerned  shall  receive  an  additional  fee  of  5s.  for  each  additional 
candidate. 

16.  A  printed  statement  of  the  duties  of  the  Examiners,  drawn  uji 
under  the  direction  of  the  Vice- Chancellor  and  subject  to  alteration  by  the 
"Vice- Chancellor  from  time  to  time,  shall  be  sent  by  the  Kegistrary  to  the 
Examiners  upon  their  appomtment. 

17.  The  University  Press  shall  forward  to  the  Chairman  of  Examiners 
the  class  list  of  the  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  Tripos  immediately 
after  publication. 

18.  The  Special  Board  for  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  shall  liavt 
power  to  issue  from  time  to  time  supplementary  rules  for  the  conduct  ol 
the  Examination. 


MECHANICAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOS. 
See  also  pp.  68—72. 

1.  Every  candidate  for  the  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos  shall  be  re 
quired  to  have  passed  a  qualifying  Examination  in  elementary  Mathematics! 
and  Mechanics;  unless  he  shall  have  obtained  Honours  in  one  of  th( 
Honours  Examinations  of  the  University  or  shall  have  been  admitted  as, 
an  Advanced  Student  of  the  University. 

2.  A  student  may  be  a  candidate  for  the  qualifying  Examination  if 
has  commenced  residence  in  the  University,  subject  to  the  condition  that 
at  the  time  of  his  candidature  three  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passec 
after  his  first  term  of  residence ;  provided  that  a  student  of  an  Affiliates 
Institution  who  claims  to  reckon  his  first  term  kept  by  residence  as  tht 
fourth  term  of  his  residence  may  be  a  candidate  if  he  has  commeucecj 
residence  in  the  University,  subject  to  the  condition  that  at  the  time  o^ 
his  candidature  two  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  after  his  firsi 


MECHANICAL   SCIENCES   TEIPOS.  125 

term  kept  by  residence.  If  a  candidate  has  not  yet  paid  the  Matriculation 
fee,  it  shall  be  paid  to  the  Kegistrary  at  the  same  time  as  the  Examin- 
ation fee.  A  candidate  who  fails  to  pass  the  Examination  may  be  a  can- 
didate on  any  subsequent  occasion  provided  he  be  then  otherwise  qualified. 

3.  The  qualifying  Examination  shall  consist  of  two  papers,  the  subjects 
of  Examination  being  those  defined  in  Schedule  1,  and  candidates  shall  be 
required  to  satisfy  the  examiners  in  both  papers. 

4.  The  quahfying  Examination  shall  be  held  twice  a  year.  The  first 
Examination  shall  be  held  on  the  Friday  before  the  First  Sunday  in  June, 
The  Second  Examuiatiou  shall  be  held  on  the  day  following  the  completion 
of  the  First  Previous  Examination  in  the  Michaelmas  Term,  or  if  that  day 
fall  on  a  Sunday,  on  the  following  Monday. 

5.  On  the  seventh  day  after  the  Examination  the  examiners  shall 
mblish  a  list  of  those  of  the  candidates  who  have  satisfied  them  that  their 
mowledge  of  Mathematics  and  Mechanics  justifies  their  becoming  candid- 
ates for  Honours  in  the  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos.  The  list  shall  be 
arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

6.  There  shall  be  two  examiners  for  the  qualifying  Examination  in 
Mathematics  who  shall  be  appointed  annually  by  the  Senate  on  the 
aomination  of  the  Special  Board  for  Mathematics.  Each  examiner  shall 
-eceive  a  fee  of  fifteen  pounds  together  with  a  fee  of  half-a-crown  for  each 

andidate,  such  remuneration  to  cover  both  Examinations.  The  examiners 
jhall  be  appointed  for  the  following  calendar  year  at  the  fourth  Congre- 
gation in  the  Michaelmas  Term. 

7.  Every  student  shall  be  required  on  presenting  himself  as  a  can- 
lidate  in  the  qualifying  Examination  to  pay  a  fee  of  one  pound  to  the 
iommon  chest. 

8.  A  student  may  be  a  candidate  for  Honours  in  the  Examination  for 
he  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos  if  at  the  time  of  such  Examination  he  be 
n  his  fifth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  four  terms;  provided 
hat  nine  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  after  the  first  of  the  said 
our  terms  unless  the  candidate  shall  have  previously  obtained  Honours  in 
ine  of  the  Honours  Examinations  of  the  University,  in  which  case  he  may 
16  a  candidate  provided  that  twelve  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed 
fter  the  first  of  the  said  four  terms.  No  student  of  a  different  standing 
hall  be  allowed  to  be  a  candidate  unless  he  shall  have  obtained  the  per- 
lission  of  the  Council  of  the  Senate. 

9.  No  student  may  present  himself  for  the  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos 
n  more  than  one  occasion. 

10.  The  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos  shall  consist  of  one  Examination 
amprising  11  papers  as  follows : — 

Geoup  a.  Group  B. 

pplied  Mechanics.  Applied  Mechanics, 

[eat  and  Heat  Engines.  "                Theory  of  Structures  and  Strength 

heory  of  Structures  and  Strength  of  Materials. 

of  Materials.  Heat  and  Heat  Engines, 

lectricity  and  Magnetism.  Electricity  and  Magnetism, 

[rowing.  Engineering  Chemistry ; 

y- 

subjects  of  Examination  being  those  defined  in   Schedule  II.    The 

shall  be  of  three  hours  each  with  the  exception  of  the  Drawing 

which  shall  last  four  hours. 

1.    The  papers  in  Group  A  shall  be  taken  by  all  the  candidates  and 

■  contain  only  easy  questions  such  as  are  within  the  capacity  of  any 

date  who  is  deserving  of  Honours.     The  papers  in  Group  B  shall 

t  of  questions  of  greater  difficulty  or  of  wider  range. 


126  MECHANICAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOS. 

12.  Every  candidate  admitted  to  Honours  shall  be  required  to  satisfy 
the  examiners  that 

(a)  He  is  competent  to  perform  simple  laboratory  tests  and  experi- 
ments, illustrative  of  the  subjects  of  the  schedule,  and  workshop  opera- 
tions ;  and  to  make  and  interpret  drawings. 

(b)  That  he  can  adjust  and  use  surveying  instruments,  and  plot  the 
results  of  a  simple  survey. 

For  the  purpose  of  satisfying  themselves  on  these  points  the  examiners 
may  impose  such  oral  and  practical  tests  as  they  think  fit;  and  may 
examine  records  of  laboratory  work  and  drawings  made  by  the  candidate 
during  the  year  previous  to  the  Examination  and  attested  by  satisfactory 
evidence. 

13.  The  names  of  the  candidates  who  are  deserving  of  Honours  shall 
be  arranged  in  three  Classes;  the  names  of  those  in  each  class  being 
placed  in  alphabetical  order.  In  deciding  whether  a  candidate  is  de- 
serving of  Honours  the  examiners  shall  have  regard  only  to  the  aggi-egate 
of  the  papers  in  Grroup  A,  and  to  the  oral  and  practical  tests. 

14.  In  order  that  a  candidate  may  be  placed  in  the  First  Class  it 
shall  be  sufficient,  so  far  as  his  performance  in  Group  B  is  concerned,  that 
he  acquit  himself  with  credit  in  two  of  the  papers  of  the  group.  For 
special  excellence  in  any  subject  of  Group  B  a  mark  of  distinction 
specifying  the  subject  shall  be  awarded. 

15.  A  candidate  for  the  Tripos  who  fails  to  obtain  Honours  shall  not 
be  declared  to  have  acquitted  himself  so  as  to  deserve  the  Ordinary 
Degree  unless  the  examiners  are  satisfied  that  he  could  obtain  a  First 
Class  in  the  second  part  of  the  Special  Examination  in  Mechanism. 

16.  To  conduct  the  Examination  three  examiners  shall  be  elected  by 
the  Senate  at  one  of  the  Congregations  in  the  Michaelmas  Term,  two  of 
the  examiners  being  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Mathematics  and 
one  by  the  Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry.  Each  of  the 
examiners  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  the  sum  of  forty 
pounds,  together  with  a  capitation  fee  of  half-a-crown  for  each  candidate 
examined. 

17.  The  Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry  shall  appoint  ad 
assessor  to  the  examiners  who  shall  set  the  paper  on  Engineering  Chemistry 
and  advise  the  examiners  on  the  performance  of  candidates  in  that  subject. 
Such  assessor  shall  receive  a  fee  of  ten  pounds  for  setting  the  paper, 
together  with  a  capitation  fee  of  five  shillings  for  each  candidate  who 
takes  the  paper. 

18.  The  Examination  shall  commence  on  the  Monday  after  the  last 
Sunday  in  May.  The  class  lists  shall  be  published  not  later  than  9.0  a.m. 
on  the  Friday  after  the  second  Sunday  in  June.  There  shall  be  no 
Examination  on  Ascension  Day.  '< 

19.  At  least  five  days  before  the  commencement  of  the  Examination 
the  chairman  of  the  examiners  shall  issue  a  time-table  shewing  the  days  ■ 
and  hours  when  the  papers  in  each  of  the  subjects  will  be  set  and  likewise 
the  times  of  the  practical  or  oral  examinations. 

20.  The  questions  proposed  by  each  examiner  shall  be  submitted  to 
and  approved  by  the  other  examiners  collectively.     The  answers  to  each  , 
question  shall,  as  far  as  possible,  be  examined  by  two  at  least  of  the 
examiners. 

21.  A  student  avIio  shall  pass  the  Examination  for  the  Mechanical 
Sciences  Tripos  not  earlier  than  his  eighth  term  of  residence  shall  be 
entitled  to  admission  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  provided  that  he 
shall  have  kept  the  requisite  number  of  terms  at  the  time  when  he  applies  ! 
for  his  degree. 


MECHANICAL  SCIENCES  TKIPOS.  127 

21*.    A  student  who  obtains  Honoui-s  at  a  date  earlier  than  his  eighth 

!  term  shall,  when  of  proper  standing,  be  entitled  to  be  admitted  to  the 

i  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  upon  passing  any  Special  Examination  for  the 

'  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  other  than  the  Special  Examination  in  Mechanism 

and  Api^lied  Science,  provided  that  he  may  not  be  a  candidate  for  the 

final  Examination  for  his  Degree  unless  he  has  entered  on  his  ninth  term 

at  least,  having  previously  kept  eight  terms. 

22.  The  Special  Board  for  Mathematics  shall  from  time  to  time  define 
what  is  to  be  included  in  the  subjects  of  examination  by  such  modification 
as  they  may  consider  desirable  of  the  Schedules  appended  hereto. 

SCHEDULE  L 
Mathematics. 

The  paper  shall  consist  of  simple  questions,  mainly  numerical,  directed 
to  test  the  candidate's  working  knowledge  of  the  following  mathematical 
subjects,  and  his  power  of  applying  them  to  practical  problems : — 

Use  of  slide  rule  and  graphs :  elementary  algebra,  including  the  use  of 
lie  binomial  theorem,  the  exponential  theorem,  and  logarithms.  Elemen- 
;ary  trigonometry,  including  the  solution  of  plane  triangles.  Kepresent- 
ition  of  directed  quantities  by  vectors.  The  rudiments  of  plane  analytical 
geometry,  including  the  simpler  properties  of  conic  sections,  referred  to 
•ectangular  axes  and  polar  co-ordinates,  but  excluding  the  general  equation 
)f  the  second  degree.  Use  of  the  elements  of  the  differential  and  integral 
•alculus,  elementary  applications  to  plane  curves,  maxima  and  minima  of 
.imple  functions  of  one  variable,  easy  areas  and  volumes,  application  of 
Caylor's  and  Maclaurin's  theorems  to  simple  cases  of  approximations. 

Mechanics. 
The  paper  shall  consist  of  simple  questions,  mainly  numerical,  illus- 
rating  the  following : — 

Units ;  composition  and  resolution  of  forces ;  conditions  of  equilibrium ; 
orce  diagrams;  friction;  fluid  pressure,  centre  of  stress,  floating  bodies 
xcluding  metacentres).  Force,  work  and  energy;  graphic  methods  of 
epresenting  motion,  including  varying  acceleration;  uniform  and  uni- 
ormly  accelerated  motion;  uniform  circular  motion;  simple  harmonic 
lotion ;  simple  pendulum ;  conservation  of  momentum ;  efficiency  of 
lachines;  moment  of  inertia;  rotation  and  oscillation  of  solid  bodies 
bout  a  flxed  axis. 

SCHEDULE  IL 
Applied  Mechanics. 
The  principles  of  statics  illustrated  by  their  practical  applications  ,- 
icluding  the  calculation  of  forces  in  the  members  of  a  frame  where  the 
orains  are  not  involved.  Graphical  constructions.  The  equilibrium  of 
oating  bodies,  and  centre  of  i^ressure.  The  elements  of  hydrauhcs  in- 
.uding  the  flow  of  liquids  through  pipes,  discharge  from  orifices,  and  the 
ementary  theory  of  pumps  and  turbines.  Dynamics  up  to  and  including 
le  rotation  and  oscillation  of  solid  bodies  about  a  fixed  axis.  The  vibra- 
ons  of  systems  having  one  or  two  degrees  of  freedom.  The  kinematics 
'  machines  including  plane  motions  of  machine  parts,  modes  of  connec- 
on,  modification  and  transmission  of  motion  in  machines,  and  efficiency 
chines. 

the  paper  in  Group  B  questions  may  also  be  set  on  the  following : — 

ral  kinematics  of  machines,  including  valve-gears.     The  apphcations 

id  dynamics   to   practical    problems,  including   crank    effort,  the 

ty  of  governors,  and  balancing  of  machines.     Waves  on  the  surface 

uids,  ship-resistance. 


128  MECHANICAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOS 

Theory  of  Structures  and  Strength  of  Materials. 

The  elementary  theory  of  elasticity  as  illustrated  in  such  problems  as 
bending  of  straight  beams,  torsion  of  shafts,  struts,  and  stress  in  thin 
cylinders  under  pressure.  Composition  and  properties  of  materials  of 
construction.     Testing  of  materials. 

In  the  paper  in  Group  B  questions  may  also  be  set  on  the  following: — 
The  equilibrium  of  thick  cylinders  and  spheres,  arched  ribs  and  chains, 
masonry  structures,  springs,  the  bending  of  curved  beams,  and  structural 
problems  involving  the  copsideration  of  internal  strains.  Elementary 
applications  of  the  theory  of  vibrations,  and  of  the  propagation  of  waves, 
in  elastic  solids.     Stresses  set  up  by  inequality  of  temperature. 

Heat  and  Heat  Engines. 

Elementary  theoiy  of  heat  and  the  laws  of  thermodynamics  as  illus- 
trated in  steam,  gas,  and  oil-engines  and  in  refrigerators.  The  com- 
position and  combustion  of  fuel.  Properties  of  vapours  and  gases. 
Standard  types  of  engines,  condensers  and  boilers. 

In  the  paper  in  Group  B  questions  may  also  be  set  on  the  Conduction 
of  Heat,  and  on  the  more  advanced  appUcations  of  Thermodynamics, 
including  the  flow  of  gases  and  vapours,  the  theory  of  steam  turbines, 
and  the  equilibrium  of  phases. 

Electricity  and  Magnetism. 

The  principles  of  electricity  and  magnetism  as  illustrated  in  the  theory 
of  the  dynamo,  transformer,  electrical  measuring  instruments  and  trans- 
mission of  power.  The  laws  of  electrolysis  as  applied  to  the  theory  of 
secondary  batteries  and  ordmary  Voltaic  cells. 

In  the  paper  in  Group  B  questions  may  also  be  set  on  the  applications 
of  polyphase  alternating  currents,  the  applications  of  electric  waves  and 
oscillations,  and  the  theory  of  telegraphy  and  telephony. 

Drawing. 

Plane  and  solid  Geometry.  The  application  of  graphical  methods  to 
the  solution  of  problems  in  the  subjects  specified  in  this  schedule  for  the 
other  papers  of  Group  A. 

Enginering  Chemistry. 

The  principles  and  methods  of  chemistry  as  illustrated  in  the  follow- 
ing : — The  metallurgy  and  properties  of  the  commoner  metals  of  industrial 
importance.  The  chief  alloys  of  these  metals  and  the  conditions  under 
which  they  are  formed.  Furnaces,  fuels,  and  furnace  gases.  Chemistry 
of  accumulators.  The  estimation  of  the  commoner  metals  in  their  ores, 
oxides  and  alloys.  Analysis  of  steel  and  cast  iron,  red  and  white  lead  and 
the  impurities  in  water.    Limestone,  lime,  mortars  and  cements. 

General  Note  to  Schedule  II. 

The  questions  are  to  be  directed  to  testing  the  candidate's  knowledge 
of  the  physical  principles  involved  and  his  power  of  applymg  them  to 
practical  engineering  problems.  In  the  papers  in  Group  A  questions  may 
be  set  involving  a  knowledge  of  such  of  the  elements  of  chemistry  as  are 
applicable  to  the  subjects  of  the  papers. 


ECONOMICS  TEIPOS.  129 

ECONOMICS  TKIPOS. 

See  also  jrp.  68 — 72. 

1.  The  Tripos  in  Economics  and  Associated  Branches  of  Political 
Science,  hereafter  referred  to  as  the  Economics  Tripos,  shall  consist 
of  two  Parts.     A  separate  class  list  shall  be  published  for  each  Part. 

2.  The  scheme  of  the  examination  shall  be  that  defined  in  the  Schedule 
appended  to  these  Regulations. 

3.  The  Special  Board  for  Economics  and  Politics  shall  from  to  time 
give  public  notice  of  the  Special  Subjects  which  will  be  set  in  the  Tripos. 
Everj'  such  notice  shall  be  given  at  latest  in  the  Easter  Term  next  but  oijc 
preceding  that  in  which  the  examination  which  is  to  be  affected  by  the 
notice  will  be  held. 

4.  The  Board  shall  have  power  to  issue  from  time  to  time  supple- 
mentary regulations  further  defining  all  or  any  of  the  subjects  of  the 
examination  and  determining  the  credit  that  shall  be  assigned  to  such 
subjects  respectively  and  marking  out  the  lines  of  study  that  are  to  be 
pursued  by  the  candidates,  and  to  publish  lists  of  books  "recommended  to 
the  candidates,  and  to  modify  or  alter  any  such  supplementary  regulations 
or  lists  as  occasion  may  require.  The  Board  shall  summon  every  year  a 
Conference  of  Lecturers  on  the  subjects  included  in  the  Tripos,  at  which 
these  supplementary  Regulations  and  Lists  shall  be  considered  and 
suggestions  for  their  revision  received. 

5.  A  student  may  be  a  candidate  for  honours  in  the  First  Part  if 
at  the  time  of  the  examination  he  be  in  his  fifth  term  at  least,  having  pre- 
viously kept  four  terms :  provided  that  six  complete  terms  shall  not  have 
passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  four  terms. 

6.  A  student  who  has  obtained  honours  in  the  First  Part  may  be  a 
candidate  tor  honours  in  the  Second  Part  if  at  the  time  of  the  examination 
he  be  in  his  eighth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  seven  terms: 
provided  that  twelve  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  after  the  first 
of  the  said  seven  terms. 

7.  A  student  who  has  obtained  honours  in  any  other  Tripos  may  be  a 
candidate  for  honours  in  either  Fart  in  the  year  next  afler  or  next  but  one 
ifter  he  has  so  obtained  honours :  provided  that  twelve  complete  terms 
shall  not  have  passed  since  his  first  term  of  residence. 

8.  No  student  shall  present  himself  for  both  Parts  in  the  same  term. 

9.  No  student  of  a  standing  different  from  that  defined  in  the  fore- 
:^oing  Kegulations  shall  be  a  candidate  for  honours  in  either  Part  unless 
le  shall  have  obtained  permission  from  the  Council  of  the  Senate. 

10.  No  student  who  has  presented  himself  as  a  candidate  for  either 
Part  shall  again  present  himself  as  a  candidate  for  the  same  Part. 

11.  A  student  who  obtains  honours  in  both  Parts  of  the  Examination 
or  the  Economics  Tripos  or  who  having  in  some  previous  term  obtained 
lonours  in  some  honours  Examination  of  the  University  other  than  the 
iSconomica  Tripos  obtains  honours  in  either  Part  of  the  Examination  for 
she  Economics  Tripos  shall  be  entitled  to  admission  to  the  Degree  of 
iauhelor  of  Arts:  provided  that  he  shall  have  kept  the  requisite  number 
'f  terms  at  the  time  when  he  applies  for  his  degree. 

112.  A  student  who  obtains  Honours  in  Part  I  at  a  date  earlier  than 
eighth  term  shall,  when  of  proper  standing,  be  entitled  to  be  admitted 
ihe  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  upon  passing  any  Special  Examination 
the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree  other  than  the  Special  Examination  in 
Itical  Economy,  provided  that  he  may  not  be  a  candidate  for  the  final 
fcmination  for  his  Degree  unless  he  has  entered  on  his  ninth  term, 
least,  having  previously  kept  eight  terms. 


130  ECONOMICS  TKIPOS. 

13.  In  both  Parts,  the  names  of  the  students  who  obtain  honours  shall 
be  arranged  in  three  classes,  of  which  the  second  shall  be  divided  into  two 
divisions.  The  names  in  the  first  apd  third  classes,  and  in  each  division  of 
the  second  class,  shall  be  arranged  in  alphabetical  order.  Some  conve- 
nient mark  shall  be  attached  to  the  name  of  any  one  in  the  first  class  who 
may  have  passed  with  special  distinction. 

14.  Before  the  1st  of  December  next  preceding  the  Examination,  the 
Praelectors  of  the  several  Colleges,  or  in  the  case  of  Non-Collegiate 
students  the  proper  officer,  shall  furnish  the  Registrary  with  lists  of  the 
students  who  intend  to  present  themselves  for  examination,  specifying  the 
alternative  subjects  in  which  each  candidate  desires  to  be  examined;  and 
such  lists  shall  be  communicated  by  the  Registrary  to  the  Chairman  of  the 
Examiners,  or  if  the  Chairman  has  not  yet  been  appointed  to  the  Senior 
Examiner,  before  the  8th  of  December. 

15.  No  candidate  can  claim  to  take  up  any  optional  subject,  unless 
notice  has  been  given  to  the  Registrary  before  the  1st  of  December  next 
preceding  the  examination,  or  to  the  Chairman  of  the  Examiners  before 
the  division  of  the  Lent  Term  next  preceding-  the  examination.  A  can- 
didate however  may,  even  if  such  notice  has  not  been  given,  be  admitted 
to  take  such  optional  subject  by  leave  of  the  Chairman  of  the  Examiners. 

16.  The  Examination  for  both  Parts  shall  be  conducted  by  four 
Examiners,  who  shall  be  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  and  elected  by 
the  Senate  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  preceding  the  Examination. 

17.  The  Special  Board  shall  have  power  to  nominate  in  the  Lent 
Term  not  more  than  three  Assessors  to  be  appointed  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate,  to  examine  in  any  of  the  optional  subjects  in  Part  II.  Each 
Assessor  shall  be  responsible  for  setting  the  paper  or  papers  in  the  subject 
or  subjects  assigned  to  him,  and  for  looking  over  the  work  of  the  candid- 
ates therein,  and  shall  present  a  written  report  to  the  Examiners.  The 
Assessors  shall  have  a  right  to  attend  the  meetings  of  the  Examiners,  but 
shall  not  have  a  vote  in  determining  the  class  list. 

18.  The  questions  proposed  by  each  Examiner  and  each  Assessor  shall 
be  submitted  to  and  approved  by  the  Examiners  collectively  ;  and  the 
answers  to  each  question  set  by  an  Examiner  shall  be  examined,  as  far  as 
possible,  by  two  at  least  of  the  Examiners. 

19.  The  Examiners  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  the  sum  of 
eighty  pounds,  together  with  a  sum  of  one  pound  for  every  candidate 
beyond  the  number  of  twenty  who  shall  present  himself  for  either  Part. 
The  distribution  of  this  sum  or  sums  among  the  Examiners  shall  be  deter- 
mined by  themselves,  subject  to  any  Regulations  that  may  be  laid  down 
from  time  to  time  by  the  Special  Board. 

20.  Each  Assessor  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  either  five 
or  ten  pounds,  as  the  Special  Board  may  determine. 

21.  The  First  and  Second  Parts  respectively  shall  begin  on  the 
Monday  after  the  last  Sunday  in  May ;  but  if  Ascension  Day  falls  on  any 
of  the  days  fixed  for  the  Examination,  then  the  Examination  shall  begin 
on  the  preceding  Saturday. 

22.  The  class  lists  for  the  First  and  Second  Parts  respectively  shall  be 
published  not  later  than  the  Saturday  next  after  the  second  Sunday  in 
June,  at  nine  in  the  morning. 

23.  For  the  purpose  of  these  Regulations  a  student  shall  be  deemed  to 
have  obtained  honours  in  another  Tripos  if  he  has  obtained  honours  in  one 
Part  of  any  Tripos  (other  than  the  Economics  Tripos)  that  is  divided  into 
two  or  more  parts. 


ECONOMICS  TEIPOS.  131 

SCHEDULE   OF   SUBJECTS. 
Part  I. 

1.  Subjects  for  an  Essay.     1  paper. 

2.  Existing  Political  Institutions.     1  paper. 

3.  Eecent  Economic  and  General  History  of  the  United  Kingdoip  and 
the  British  Empire.     1  paper. 

4.  Recent  Economic  and  General  History  of  Europe  and  of  the  United 
States.     1  paper. 

5.  General  Economics.     3  papers. 

Part  II. 

1.  Subjects  for  an  Essay.     1  paper. 

2.  Economic  Principles.     1  paper. 

3.  Economic  Functions  of  Government.     1  paper. 

4.  Structure  and  Problems  of  Modern  Industry.     1  paper. 

5.  Distribution  and  Labour.     1  paper. 

6.  Money,  Credit,  and  Prices.     1  paper. 

7.  Miscellaneous  Economic  Questions.     1  paper. 

8.  Political  Science.     1  jjaper. 

9.  International  Law.     1  paper. 

10.     Special  subject  or  subjects,  if  any.     1  paper  each. 

I.  In  Part  I.  every  candidate  shall  take  all  the  papers. 

II.  In  Part  II.  every  candidate  shall  take  papers  1,  2,  and  B,  together 
with  either  three  or  four  other  papers.  Of  these  other  papers  one  at  least 
must  be  taken  from  among  papers  4,  5,  and  6.  If  one  paper  only  is  taken 
from  this  group,  paper  7  may  not  be  taken.  A  candidate  who  takes  more 
than  one  Special  Subject  shall  count  them  as  separate  papers. 

III.  No  candidate  for  Part  II.  shall  be  refused  a  place  in  the  First 
Class  or  in  either  division  of  the  Second  Class  on  the  ground  that  he  has 
taken  up  only  six  papers. 

IV.  Both  in  Part  I.  and  in  Part  II.  the  subjects  set  for  an  essay  shall 
be  related  to  the  subject-matter  of  the  Tripos,  but  shall  be  of  a  character' 
is  general  as  is  compatible  with  that  restriction ;  and  the  examiners  shall 
iake  account  of  literary  style,  of  range  of  ideas,  and  of  general  rather  than 
special  knowledge. 

V.  The  Special  Subject  or  Subjects,  if  any,  in  Part  11.  shall  be  selected 
)y  the  Special  Board  from  time  to  time,  and  shall  deal  with  Economic 
history,  or  with  the  History  of  Economic  Theory,  or  with  Political 
Science,  or  with  the  Theory  and  Method  of  Statistics. 

VI.  The  Examination  shall  include  some  questions  which  assume  a 
cnowledge  of  French  and  German  on  the  part  of  the  candidates. 

VII.  The  Examiners  shall  have  regard  throughout  to  the  style  and 
letliod  of  the  candidates'  answers  and  shall  give  credit  for  excellence  in 
liese  respects. 

SUPPLEMENTARY  REGULATIONS. 

Part  I. 

1.     The  paper  on  Existing  Political  Institutions  shall  have  special 
'  rence  to  the  Institutions  {a)  of  Great  Britain  (central  and  local,  in- 
ing  imperial  relations),  (&)  of  the  United  States  of  America,  (c)  of  the 
lan  Federation,  (d)  of  the  Swiss  Federation. 

In  subjects  3  and  4  "  Recent"  shaU  be  interpreted  to  mean  "mainly 
1800.  "     The  questions  shall  not  include  military  or  literary  history. 


132  ECONOMICS  TRIPOS. 

In  both  papers  attention  shall  be  paid  to  the  interrelation  of  political  and 
economic  movements,  and  to  geographical  considerations.  Comparative 
questions  dealing  with  the  subject-matter  of  both  papers  may  be  set  in 
either. 

3.  About  two-thirds  of  the  paper  on  subject  3  shall  deal  with  the 
United  Kingdom  and  about  one-third  with  the  self-governing  colonies  and 
India.  Questions  dealing  with  the  political  history  of  the  United  Kingdom 
shall  not  be  asked  except  in  so  far  as  they  have  a  direct  and  important 
bearing  upon  its  economic  development. 

4.  About  two-thirds  of  the  paper  on  subject  4  shall  deal  with  Europe 
and  about  one-third  with  the  United  States.  In  European  history  know- 
ledge of  economic  development  shall  be  required  in  the  case  of  France  and 
Germany  only,  and  no  questions  shall  be  set  dealing  with  the  internal 
history  of  the  countries  of  Eastern  Europe. 

5.  The  paper  on  subject  4  and  one  at  least  of  those  on  subject  5  shall 
contain  passages  in  French  and  in  German,  but  the  candidates  shall  not 
be  asked  to  write  translations  of  these  passages. 

Pakt  II. 

1.  Paper  2  on  Economic  Principles  shall  deal  with  the  scope  and 
method  of  Economics,  with  fundamental  ideas,  and  with  the  general 
analysis  of  demand  and  supply  as  illustrated  by  the  broader  problems  of 
wages,  interest,  rent,  foreign  trade,  money,  prices,  and  taxation.  It  shall 
not  include  detailed  questions  on  the  subject-matter  of  any  department  of 
Economics ;  but  questions  of  a  general  character,  illustrative  of  the  way  ia 
which  values  are  deteraiined,  may  be  taken  from  any  part  of  the  subject.  . 

2.  Paper  3  on  Economic  Functions  of  Government  shall  deal  broadly 
with  the  action  that  is  or  may  with  advantage  be  taken  by  Government 
(central  and  local)  with  reference  to  production  and  distribution,  and  to 
provide  for  governmental  expenditure.  Questions  shall  not  be  asked 
which  require  knowledge  of  technical  detail. 

3.  Papers  2  and  3  shall  contain  passages  in  French  and  in  German, 
but  the  candidates  shall  not  be  asked  to  write  translations  of  these 
passages. 

4.  Papers  4,  5,  6,  and  7  shall  be  more  specialised  in  character  than 
papers  2  and  3.  They  shall  be  so  arranged  as  to  afford  scope  both  for  the 
marshalling  of  information  and  for  tlie  exercise  of  analytical  power  in 
abstract  reasoning  and  in  disentangling  causal  relations.  They  shall  pay 
attention  to  the  statistical  methods  and  the  statistical  sources  relevant  to 
their  subject-matter,  and  to  international  comparisons.  No  candidate 
shall  be  allowed  to  answer  more  than  two-thirds  of  the  questions  in  any  of 
these  four  papers. 

5.  Paper  4  on  Structure  and  Problems  of  Modern  Industry  shall  lia\( 
for  subject-matter : 

The  localisation  of  industry,  national  and  international,  as  influenced 
by  local  conditions,  transport  facilities,  tariffs,  bounties,  etc. 

Methods  of  production,  as  exemplified  by  private  businesses,  joint-stork 
companies,  trusts,  kartels,  co-operative  societies,  national  undertakiij<:s. 
inunicipal  undertakings,  etc.  Agricultural  organization  and  land  teniae. 
Transport  by  land  and  water.  Methods  of  marketing.  Stock  and  i)rodut'e 
exchanges,  etc.    Fluctuations  of  demand  in  particular  industries. 

6.  Paper  5  on  Distribution  and  Labour  shall  have  for  subject-matter: 
The  distribution  of  income  among  the  various  members  and  classes  of  I 

the  community — land-owners,   capitalists,    employers,   manual   workers^f 
speculators,  and  others. 


ANTHROPOLOGICAL  TRIPOS.  133 

The  relations  between  employers  and  employed: — the  methods  of 
industrial  remuneration;  profit-sharing,  co-partnership ;  the  regulation  of 
wa<res,  hours  and  conditions  of  labour;  trade  unions  and  employers' 
associations ;  conciliation  and  arbitration. 

Fluctuations  of  employment.  Labour  Exchanges.  Various  forms  of 
industrial  insurance.  Governmental  and  voluntary  action  in  relation  to 
poverty. 

7.  Paper  6  on  Money,  Credit,  and  Prices  shall  have  for  subject-matter : 
Monetary  Theory.     Causes  and  effects  of  changes  in  the  purchasing 

p.)\ver  of  money,  and  the  methods  of  measuring  them.  Systems  of  cur- 
rency. Banks  and  banking  systems.  National  and  international  money 
markets.  Foreign  exchanges.  The  balance  of  trade  in  relation  to  inter- 
national values  and  price  levels  and  to  foreign  investment.  Credit  fluctua- 
tions. 

8.  Paper  7  on  Miscellaneous  Economic  Questions  shall  deal  with 
problems  which  overlap  the  separate  subject-matters  of  papers  4,  5,  and  6, 
or  which  arise  in  a  general  way  out  of  the  subject-matter  of  any  of  these 
papers,  and  also  with  some  of  the  more  difficult  problems  of  governmental 
interference  with  trade  and  industry,  such  as  the  regulation  of  joint-stock 
companies,  industrial  combinations,  railway  and  shipping  rates,  trade 
unions,  and  banking.  About  equal  attention  shall  be  directed  to  the 
scheduled  subjects  of  each  of  the  papers  4,  5,  and  6. 

9.  Paper  8  on  Political  Science  shall  deal  with 

(i)  The  nature  and  end  of  the  State  and  the  grounds  of  political 
obligation. 

(ii)  The  structure  and  function  of  Government,  with  special  refer- 
ence to  the  requirements  of  the  modern  State. 

10.  Paper  9  on  International  Law  shall  deal  with  the  general  prin- 
ciples of  International  Law,  with  special  reference  to  its  economic  aspects. 


ANTHROPOLOGICAL  TRIPOS. 

{Grace,  24  Maij  1913.) 

1.  That  a  Tripos  be  established  in  Anthropology,  and  that  it  shall  be 
the  equivalent  of  the  Second  Part  of  a  Tripos. 

2.  That  the  scheme  of  the  examination  shall  be  as  follows : 
i.     General  anthropology  (one  paper). 

ii.  The  general  anthropology  (including  the  ethnographical  history) 
of  one  geographical  area  (one  paper). 

iii.  One  of  the  three  following  subjects:  {a)  social  institutions, 
(6)  religious  and  magical  institutions,  (c)  arts  and  crafts  (one  paper). 

iv.  The  same  subject  within  the  area  selected  by  the  candidate 
(one  paper). 

»v.    A  paper  containing  a  number  of  alternative  subjects  for  an 
Enghsh  Essay.    The  subjects  shall  be  so  chosen  as  fairly  to  represent 
the  several  branches  of  anthropology, 
vi.     A  practical  examination  in  the  anthropology  of  the  selected 
area. 


134  ANTHKOPOLOGICAL  TRIPOS. 

3.  That  the  Board  of  Anthropological  Studies  shall  from  time  to  time 
give  public  notice  of  the  special  areas  which  will  be  set  in  the  Tripos. 
That  every  such  notice  shall  be  given  at  latest  in  the  Easter  Term  next 
but  one  preceding  that  in  which  the  examination  which  is  to  be  affected 
by  the  notice  will  be  held. 

4.  That  the  Board  shall  have  power  to  issue  from  time  to  time 
supplementary  regulations  further  defining  all  or  any  of  the  subjects 
of  the  examination,  and  to  modify  or  alter  any  such  supplementary 
regulations  as  occasion  may  require. 

5.  That  a  student  who  has  obtained  honours  in  any  other  Tripos,  or 
in  a  part  of  any  other  Tripos,  may  be  a  candidate  for  honours  in  the 
Anthropological  Tripos,  if  at  the  time  of  the  examination  he  shall  be  in 
his  eighth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  seven  terms:  provided 
that  twelve  complete  terms  shall  not  have  passed  after  the  first  of  the 
said  seven  terms. 

6.  That  a  student  who  has  obtained  honours  in  the  Anthropologirul 
Tripos  shall  be  entitled  to  admission  to  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Aits 
provided  that  he  shall  have  kept  the  requisite  number  of  terms  at  the  time 
when  he  applies  for  his  degree. 

7.  That  the  names  of  those  persons  who  pass  the  examination  with 
credit  shall  be  placed  in  three  classes,  the  names  in  each  class  beiiif: 
arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

That  in  the  case  of  every  student  avIio  is  placed  in  the  First  Class,  the 
class-list  shall  shew  by  some  convenient  mark  in  which  of  the  three 
subjects  he  has  been  examined  and  whether  he  has  passed  with  special 
distinction. 

8.  That  before  the  division  of  the  Lent  Term  next  preceding  the 
examination  the  praelectors  of  the  several  colleges,  or  in  the  case  of 
non-collegiate  students  the  proper  officer,  shall  furnish  the  Registrary 
with  lists  of  the  students  who  intend  to  present  themselves  for  examination, 
specifying  the  subject  and  area  in  which  each  candidate  desires  to  be 
examined ;  and  that  such  lists  shall  be  communicated  by  the  Registrary 
to  the  Senior  Examiner  not  later  than  a  week  after  the  division  of  the 
Lent  Term.  That  the  Senior  Examiner  shall  in  exceptional  circumstances 
be  authorised  to  receive  through  the  Registrary  the  name  of  a  candidate 
at  any  time  up  to  the  end  of  the  Lent  Term. 

9.  That  the  examination  shall  be  conducted  by  four  examiners  who 
shall  be  nominated  by  the  Board  of  Anthropological  Studies  and  elected 
by  the  Senate  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  preceding  the  examination. 

10.  That  the  questions  proposed  by  each  examiner  shall  be  submitted 
to  and  approved  by  the  examiners  collectively ;  and  that  the  answers  to 
each  question  set  by  an  examiner  shall  be  examined  by  two  at  least  of  the 
examiners. 

11.  That  in  every  year  in  which  an  examination  is  held  the  examiners 
shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  a  sum  of  ten  pounds  each. 

12.  That  the  examination  shall  begin  on  the  Monday  after  the  last 
Sunday  in  May ;  but  that  if  Ascension  Day  falls  on  any  of  the  days  fixed 
for  the  examination,  then  the  examination  shall  begin  on  the  preceding 
Saturday. 

13.  That  the  class  list  shall  be  published  not  later  than  the  Saturday 
next  after  the  second  Sunday  in  June  at  nine  in  the  morning. 


ADMISSION  TO  DEGREES.  135 

ADMISSION   TO   DEGREES. 
I.     Presentation  and  Admission  op  Candidates  for  Degrees. 

1.  Presentation  for  Doctors'  Degrees,  including  titular  Doctors' 
Degrees,  conferred  honoris  causa  under  Statute  A.  ch.  ii.  sec.  18, 
shall  take  the  precedence,  persons  presented  for  Doctors'  Degrees 
Or  titular  Doctors'  Degrees  in  different  faculties  being  presented 
in  the  order  of  the  precedence  of  their  respective  faculties,  as 
fixed  in  Regulation  2. 

Presentation  for  Masters'  Degrees,  including  titular  Masters' 
Degrees,  conferred  honoris  causa  under  Statute  A,  ch.  ii.  sec.  18, 
shall  take  place  immediately  after  the  admission  of  persons  pre- 
sented for  Doctors'  Degrees,  conferred  honoris  causa^  and  before 
Presentation  for  all  other  Degrees  ;  and  the  order  of  presentation 
shall  be  the  same  as  in  Regulation  2. 

The  admission  of  each  person  who  receives  a  Degree  honoris 
causa  shall  follow  immediately  upon  his  presentation. 

2.  The  order  of  Presentation  and  Admission  of  candidates  for 
different  Degrees  not  conferred  honoris  causa  shall  be  (except  as 
provided  in  the  regulations  for  the  Days  of  General  Admission 
3elow)  as  follows:  D.D.,  LL.D.,  M.D.,  Sc.D.  or  Litt.D.,  Mus.D., 
B.D.,  M.A.,  LL.M.,  M.C.,  Mus.M.,  M.B.,  B.C.,  B.A.,  LL.B., 
Mus.B.,  the  candidates  for  each  Degree  being  admitted  before 
those  for  the  Degree  next  in  order  are  presented.  Admission 
to  degrees  conferred  by  proxy  shall  take  place  in  the  preceding 
arder  before  the  Presentation  and  Admission  of  candidates  for 
the  several  Degrees  who  are  admitted  in  person.  The  officer  in 
3ach  case  who  is  admitted  to  a  Degree  as  proxy  shall  be  the 
jfficer  who  presents  candidates  for  that  Degree.  Candidates  for 
Degrees  by  Incorporation  shall  be  presented  and  admitted  before 
jther  candidates  for  the  several  Degrees. 

3.  Candidates  for  the  Degrees  of  D.D.  or  B.D.,  LL.D.,  M.D., 
md  Mus.D.,  shall  be  presented  by  the  Regius  Professors  of 
Divinity,  Law,  and  Physic,  and  the  Professor  of  Music,  respec- 
iively,  or  by  their  Deputies,  the  Deputy  in  each  case  being 
■equired  to  be  a  Doctor  in  the  same  faculty  as  the  Professor. 

4.  Candidates  for  the  Degree  of  Doctor  in  Science  or  Doctor 
n  Letters  shall  be  presented  by  the  Chairman  of  the  Special 
ioard  of  Studies  which  has  recommended  them  for  the  Degree, 
•r  by  a  Doctor  in  Science  or  Letters  (as  the  case  may  be) 
jleputed  by  him. 

5.  Candidates  for  the  Degree  of  Master  of  Surgery  shall  be 
mted  by  the  Chairman  of  the  Special  Board  for  Medicine, 

by  a  Doctor  of  Medicine  or  Master  of  Surgery  deputed  by 

Candidates  for  other  Degrees  shall  be  presented  by  Officers 
)inted  for  that  purpose  by  their  respective  Colleges  or 
iteis,  or  by  the  Non- Collegiate  Students  Board,  such  Officers 
ig  members  of  the  Senate. 


136  ADMISSION  TO  DEGREES 

7.  Candidates  for  the  two  Degrees  of  M.B.  and  B.C.  may  be 
presented  and  admitted  to  both  degrees  by  a  single  formula. 

8.  Candidates  for  the  same  Degree  shall  be  presented  in  the 
following  order:  members  of  King's  College,  Trinity  College, 
St  John's  College,  Peterhouse,  Clare  College,  Pembroke  College, 
Gonville  and  Caius  College,  Trinity  Hall,  Corpus  Christi  College, 
Queens'  College,  St  Catharine's  College,  Jesus  College,  Christ's 
College,  Magdalene  College,  Emmanuel  College,  Sidney  Sussex 
College,  Downing  College ;  members  of  Selwyn  College  Public 
Hostel ;  Non-Collegiate  students. 

9.  At  ordinary  Congregations  students  who  have  been  ap- 
proved for  the  B.A.  Degree  shall  be  admitted  in  the  order  of 
their  respective  Colleges  as  enumerated  in  Regulation  8. 

II.    Days  of  General  Admission. 
General  regulation. 

10.  The  Registrary  shall  send  to  the  Praelectors  notice  of  the 
hours  at  which  he  will  receive  candidates  for  degrees  on  the  day 
preceding  each  of  the  two  days  of  General  Admission  in  the 
Easter  Term,  and  in  the  forenoon  of  the  day  of  General  Admission 
in  the  Michaelmas  Term  ;  and  the  candidates  shall  be  brought  to 
the  Senate- House  or  other  appointed  place  by  the  Praelectors 
and  sign  their  names  there  as  at  Matriculation. 

In  the  Easter  Term. 

11.  In  the  Easter  Term  of  every  year  the  Saturday  before 
and  the  Tuesday  after  the  third  Sunday  in  June  shall  be  days  of 
General  Admission  ;  and  there  shall  be  Congregations  on  these 
days,  at  such  hours  as  the  Vice-Chancellor  shall  appoint. 

First  Day  of  General  Admission;  for  Ordinary  Degrees. 

12.  On  the  first  of  these  days  of  General  Admission  there 
shall  be  two  Congregations. 

13.  At  the  first  Congregation  the  supplicats  of  candidates  for 
degrees  shall  be  presented  to  the  Senate  for  approval,  but  no 
degrees  shall  be  conferred. 

14.  At  the  second  Congregation  candidates  who,  having  com- 
menced residence  in  the  Easter  Term  or  Michaelmas  Term  next 
but  two  preceding,  have  in  the  current  Easter  Term  completed 
the  requirements  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree,  shall  be  entitled 
to  be  admitted  to  the  Degree  of  B.A. 

Other  candidates  for  the  Degree  of  B.A.  may  also  be  admitted 
at  this  Congi'egation,  but  in  their  case  the  fee  to  be  paid  for  the 
Degree  shall  be  ,£10.  10*. 

15.  All  candidates  from  the  same  College  shall  be  admitted  in 
alphabetical  order  immediately  after  presentation,  before  those 
from  the  College  next  in  order  are  presented. 

16.  Candidates  for  degrees  other  than  B.A.  or  LL.B.  may  also 
be  admitted  on  this  day. 


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ADMISSION  TO  DEGKEES.  137 

Second  Day  of  General  Admission  ;  for  Degrees  in  Honours. 
General  Regulations. 

17.  On  the  second  day  of  General  Admission  there  shall  be 
three  Congregations. 

18.  At  the  first  Congregation  the  supplicats  of  candidates  for 
degrees  shall  be  presented  to  the  Senate  for  approval,  but  no 
degrees  shall  be  conferred. 

19.  At  the  second  and  third  Congregations  degrees  shall  be 
conferred. 

20.  At  the  second  and  third  Congregations,  except  in  the  case 
of  degrees  other  than  B.A.  or  LL.R,  no  candidate  shall  be 
admitted  to  a  degree  unless  he  shall : 

(a)    in  one  of  the  Tripos  examinations  immediately  preceding  have 
obtained  honours,  or  have  been  declared  to  have  deserved  an 
ordinary  degree,  or  have  otherwise  become  qualified  to  proceed 
,K  to  the  degree  of  B.A.  or  LL.B. ; 

!  (6)  or  have  obtained  honours  in  one  of  the  Tripos  examinations  held 
in  the  preceding  year  and  have  been  duly  certified  as  having 
subsequently  pursued  a  course  of  study,  in  accordance  with  the 
Regulations  applicable  to  all  the  Honours  Triposes ; 

(c)  or  have  qualified  for  the  B.A.  degree  as  a  Research  Student  by 
a  certificate  of  research,  and  have  satisfied  the  other  require- 
ments for  the  B.A.  degree; 

{d)    Rescinded ; 

[e)  or,  having  in  the  preceding  year  obtained  Honours  in  a  Part  of  a 
Tripos  Examination  or  in  one  section  of  the  Medieval  and 
Modern  Languages  Tripos,  have  subsequently  passed  both 
Parts  of  the  Examination  in  Preliminary  Architectural  Studies. 

Special  Regulations  for  the  Second  Congregation. 

21.  Candidates  for  the  degrees  of  B.A.  and  LL.B.  who  belong 
to  one  of  the  following  Colleges,  namely,  King's  College,  Trinity 
College,  St  John's  College,  Peterhouse,  Clare  College,  and 
Pembroke  College,  shall  be  presented  and  admitted  in  the  above 
order  of  Colleges,  and  in  alphabetical  order  in  each  College ; 
ihe  candidates  for  the  LL.B.  degree  being  presented  and  admitted, 
Uso  in  alphabetical  order,  immediately  after  the  candidates  for 
ihe  B.A.  degree  in  each  College. 

Special  Regulations  for  the  Third  Congregation. 

22.  At  the  Third  Congregation  candidates  for  degrees  other 
than  B.A.  or  LL.B.  shall  be  presented  and  admitted  in  the  order 
prescribed  by  Regulation  2. 

When  these  candidates  have  been  admitted,  candidates  for  the 
iegrees  of  B.A.  and  LL.B.,  who  belong  to  one  of  the  following 
colleges,  namely,  Gonville  and  Caius  College,  Trinity  Hall,  Corpus 
vhristi  College,  Queens'  College,  St  Catharine's  College,  Jesus 
College,  Christ's  College,  Magdalene  College,  Emmanuel  College, 


138       INAUGURATION  AND  INCEPTORS  IN  ARTS. 

Sidney  Sussex  College,  Downing  College ;  together  with  members 
of  Selwyn  College  Public  Hostel,  and  Non-Collegiate  students, 
shall  be  presented  and  admitted  in  the  above  order,  and  in 
alphabetical  order  in  each  College,  Public  Hostel,  or  the  Body 
of  Non-Collegiate  students  ;  the  candidates  for  the  LL.B.  degree 
being  presented  and  admitted,  also  in  alphabetical  order,  imme- 
diately after  the  candidates  for  the  B.A.  degree  in  each  case. 

In  the  Michaelmas  Term. 

23.  In  every  year  December  19  or,  if  that  day  be  a 
Sunday,  December  18  shall  be  a  day  of  General  Admission  to 
the  degrees  of  B.A.  and  LL.B.: 

(a)  for  candidates  who  would  have  been  entitled  to  proceed  to  the 
degree  of  B.A.  or  LL.B.  on  the  second  day  of  General  Admission 
in  the  preceding  Easter  Term,  if  they  had  completed  the  requi- 
site numher  of  terms,  but  who  had  not  at  that  time  done  so  ; 

ih)  for  candidates  who,  having  commenced  residence  in  the  Lent 
Term  next  but  two  preceding,  have  in  the  current  Michaelmas 
Term  completed  the  requirements  for  the  OrdinaryB.A.  Degree; 

(c)  for  candidates  who  have  fulfilled  the  conditions  prescribed  by  the 
Statutes  and  Ordinances  for  Advanced  Students ; 

{d)  for  other  candidates,  but  in  their  cases  the  fee  to  be  paid  for  the 
degree  shall  be  £10.  lOs. 

24.  Candidates  for  degrees  other  than  B.A.  or  LL.B.  may  also 
be  admitted  on  this  day. 


At  ordinary  Congregations,  students  who  have  been  approved 
for  the  B.A.  Degree,  are  admitted  in  the  order  of  their  respective 
Colleges. 

The  day  for  the  Inauguration  of  all  Bachelors  designate 
in  Arts,  Law,  Medicine,  Surgery,  and  Music,  is  December  24 
or,  if  that  day  be  a  Sunday,  December  23. 

At  the  inauguration  of  Bachelors  the  names  are  arranged  as 
follows :  the  names  of  Bachelors  of  Medicine  in  alphabetical 
order ;  the  names  of  Bachelors  of  Surgery  in  alphabetical  order ; 
the  names  of  Bachelors  of  Arts  in  alphabetical  order  ;  the  names 
of  Bachelors  of  Law  in  alphabetical  order ;  the  names  of 
Bachelors  of  Music  in  alphabetical  order. 

INCEPTORS  IN  ARTS. 

A  Bachelor  of  Arts  may  be  admitted  Inceptor  in  Arts  at  the  end 
of  six  years  from  the  end  of  his  first  term  of  residence,  provided 
that  not  less  than  two  years  have  elapsed  from  his  Inauguration. 
An  Inceptor  in  Arts  becomes  a  complete  Master  of  Arts  by 
creation  on  the  Tuesday  immediately  preceding  the  last  day  of 
Easter  Term.  The  Candidates,  who  have  incepted  during  the  year, 
are  not  obliged  to  attend  personally  for  creation,  but,  the  names 
being  read  over  in  a  list  arranged  according  to  their  Seniority 
as  Bachelors,  the  Senior  Proctor  pronounces  them  to  be  actually 
Masters  of  Arts. 


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PROCEEDINGS    IN   DIVINITY.  130 

PROCEEDINGS  IN  DIVINITY. 
Bachelor   of  Divinity. 
A  Master  of  Arts  or   Law  may  be  admitted  to  the  Degree 
of  Bachelor  in  Divinity  on  the  eleventh  of  June  in  the  seventh 
year  from  his  creation,  or  on  any  later  day. 

Doctor  of  Divinity. 
A  Doctor  Designate  in  Divinity  must  be  a  Bachelor  of  Divinity 
of  not  less  than  five  years'  standing.  But  a  Bachelor  of  Divinity 
of  not  less  than  twelve  years'  standing  from  the  Degree  of  Master 
of  Arts  or  Master  of  Law  may  by  a  Special  Grace  of  the  Senate 
be  admitted  to  the  title  of  Doctor  Designate  in  Divinity  on  the 
performance  of  the  requisite  Exercises.  Doctors  Designate  are 
created  Doctors  without  their  personal  attendance  on  the  Tuesday 
immediately  preceding  the  last  day  of  Easter  Term. 

The  following  are,  in  addition  to  the  English  Sermon,  the 
Regulations  for  B.D.  and  D.D.  Degrees. 
B.D.  DEGREE. 

1.  A  Master  of  Arts,  proceeding  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of 
Divinity,  shall  be  required,  at  some  time  after  the  expiration  of  four  years 
from  his  creation,  either  (1)  to  keep  one  Act,  or  (2)  to  print  a  Dissertation 
composed  by  himself  in  Latin  or  English  on  some  subject  connected  with 
Biblical  Criticism,  Exegesis,  or  History,  or  with  the  Evidences  of  Christi- 
anity, or  with  Dogmatic  Theology,  or  with  Ecclesiastical  History,  Litera- 
ture, or  Antiquities. 

2.  The  Act  shall  be  kept  in  the  following  manner: 

The  Regius  Professor  of  the  Faculty  shall  assign  the  day  and  hour 
when  the  Exercise  shall  be  kept ; 

The  Professor,  or  some  Graduate  of  the  Faculty,  who  is  a  Member  of 
the  Senate,  deputed  by  him,  shall  preside  over  the  Exercise; 

The  Candidate  shall  read  a  Thesis,  composed  in  Latin  by  himself  on 
some  subject  approved  by  the  Professor;  the  Professor,  or  Graduate 
presiding,  shall  bring  forward  arguments  or  objections  in  English  for  the 
Candidate  to  answer,  and  shall  examine  him  in  English  viva  voce  as  well 
on  questions  connected  with  his  Thesis  as  on  other  subjects  in  the  Faculty 
of  a  more  general  nature;  the  Exercise  being  made  to  continue  at  least 
one  hour ; 

Public  notice  of  the  Act  shall  be  given  by  fixing  on  the  door  of  the 
University  Schools,  eight  days  at  least  before  the  assigned  time,  a  written 
paper  specifying  the  name  and  College  of  the  Candidate,  the  day  and  hour 
appointed  for  the  Exercise,  and  the  subject  of  the  Thesis:  copies  of  the 
notice  shall  be  delivered  also,  at  the  same  time,  to  the  Vice-Chancellor 
and  to  the  Professor. 

3.  The  subject  of  the  dissertation  shall  be  approved  beforehand  by  the 
Professors  of  Divinity  by  a  majority  of  votes. 

4.  The  dissertation  shall  be  sent  either  printed  or  in  manuscript  to  the 
Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

5.  If  the  Professors  of  Divinity,  by  a  majority  of  votes,  accept  the 
dissertation  as  satisfactory,  the  Regius  Professor  shall  fix  a  day  on  which 
the  Candidate  shall  present  hinaself  for  examination. 


140  PROCEEDINGS  IN  DIVINITY. 

6.  In  all  cases  where  the  votes  are  equal,  the  Regius  Professor  shal) 
have  a  casting  vote. 

7.  A  graduate  in  Divinity  shall  be  annually  appointed  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate  on  the  nomination  of  the  Board  of  Theological  Studies  at  the 
second  Congregation  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  to  act  as  Assessor  to  the 
Reg-ius  Professor  of  Divinity  in  conducting  the  Examination. 

8.  The  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity  shall  give  public  notice  of  the 
Examination  by  fixing  on  the  door  of  the  University  Schools,  eight  days  at 
least  before  the  assigned  time,  a  written  paper  specifying  the  name  and 
College  of  the  Candidate,  the  subject  of  his  dissertation,  and  the  day,  hour, 
and  place  appointed  for  the  Examination:  copies  of  the  notice  shall  be 
delivered  also  at  the  same  time  to  the  Vice- Chancellor  and  to  the  Professors 
of  Divinity  and  to  the  Assessor  of  the  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

9.  The  Candidate  shall  be  examined  by  the  Regius  Professor  and  his 
Assessor  as  well  on  subjects  connected  with  his  dissertation  as  on  other 
subjects  in  the  faculty  of  a  more  general  nature ;  and  the  Examination 
shall  be  conducted  in  writing,  but  the  Examiners  shall  have  the  power  of 
putting  viva  voce  questions  if  they  consider  it  necessary.  No  Candidate 
shall  be  approved  for  the  degree  unless  the  Examiners  decide  that  he  has 
passed  the  Examination  satisfactorily,  or  unless  he  be  specially  exempted 
under  Regulation' 11. 

10.  If  the  Regius  Professor  be  unable  to  take  part  in  the  Examination, 
some  graduate  in  Divinity,  who  is  a  member  of  the  Senate,  shall  be  deputed 
by  him  to  preside  in  his  stead. 

11.  The  Professors,  if  unanimous,  shall  have  power  to  exempt  the 
Candidate  from  this  examination,  where  the  special  merits  of  his  disserta- 
tion or  of  his  published  works  appear  to  them  sufficient  to  entitle  him  to  a 
degree. 

12.  The  degree  shall  not  be  granted  until  the  dissertation  has  been 
printed;  and  the  Candidate  in  printing  the  dissertation  shall  not  be  at 
liberty  to  make  any  alteration  or  addition  without  the  leave  of  the  Regius 
Professor  of  Divinity. 

13.  The  Candidate  shall  send  a  printed  copy  of  his  dissertation  to  the 
Vice-Chancellor,  to  each  of  the  Professors  of  Divinity,  and  to  the  Uni- 
versity Library. 

14.  If  and  when  a  Candidate  has  satisfied  the  foregoing  conditions 
qualifying  him  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Divinity,  the  Regius  Pro- 
fessor of  Divinity  shall  certify  the  Registrary  to  that  effect.  The  certi- 
ficate shall  be  published  in  the  University  Reporter  and  shall  be  preserved 
in  the  Registry. 

15.  If  a  Candidate  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Divinity  has  preached* 
once  in  the  University  Church,  the  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity  shall 
certify  the  Registrary  to  that  effect.  The  certificate  shall  be  published  in 
the  University  Reporter  and  shall  be  preserved  in  the  Registry. 

D.D.  DEGREE. 

1.  A  Bachelor  of  Divinity,  proceeding  lo  the  degree  of  Doctor  of 
Divinity,  shall  be  required  to  print  a  dissertation  composed  by  himself  in 
Latin  or  English  on  some  subject  connected  with  Biblical  Criticism,  Exe- 
gesis, or  History,  or  with  the  Evidences  of  Christianity,  or  with  Dogmatic 
Theology,  or  with  Ecclesiastical  History,  Literature,  or  Antiquities. 

2.  The  subject  of  the  dissertation  shall  be  approved  beforehand  by  the 
Professors  of  Divinity,  by  a  majority  of  votes. 

3.  The  dissertation  shall  be  sent  either  printed  or  in  manuscript  to  the 
Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

i.     No  Candidate  shall  be  approved  for  the  degree,  whose  dissertation 


PROCEEDINGS  IN  LAW.  141 

shall  not  have  b^n  accepted  as  satisfactory  by  the  Professors  of  Divinity  by 
a  majjority  of  votes. 

5.  In  all  cases  where  the  voces  are  equal,  the  Regius  Professor  shall 
have  a  casting  vote. 

6.  The  degree  shall  not  be  granted  until  the  dissertation  has  been 
printed;  and  the  Candidate  in  printing  the  dissertation  shall  not  be  at 
liberty  to  make  any  alteration  or  addition  v»rithout  the  leave  of  the  Regius 
Professor  of  Divinity. 

7.  The  Candidate  shall  send  a  printed  copy  of  his  dissertation  to  the 
Vice-Chancellor,  to  each  of  the  Professors  of  Divinity,  and  to  the  Uni- 
versity Library. 

8.  When  the  Dissertation  of  a  Candidate  has  been  accepted  and  has 
been  printed,  the  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity  shall  send  a  certificate  to 
that  effect  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  for  preservation  in  the  Registry:  and 
the  Vice-Chancellor  shall  publish  the  name  of  the  Candidate  as  approved 
for  the  degree  of  Doctor  of  Divinity. 

9.  If  a  Candidate  for  the  degree  of  Doctor  of  Divinity  has  preached 
once  in  the  University  Church,  the  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity  shall 
certify  the  Registrary  to  that  effect.  The  certificate  shall  be  published  in 
the  University  Reporter  and  shall  be  preserved  in  the  Registry. 


PROCEEDINGS  IN  LAW. 
I.    Bachelor. 

1.  Any  graduate  who  desires  to  proceed  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor 
of  Law  shall  be  required  to  satisfy  the  examiners  for  the  Law  Tripos 
examination  in  both  parts,  or  (according  to  the  following  provisions)  in 
one  part,  of  that  examination  by  attaining  therein  the  minimum  standard 
for  honours,  and  to  pay  the  fee  hereinafter  made  payable,  by  Regulation 
11  for  the  degree  of  Master  of  Law. 

If  he  shall  have  obtained  honours  in  any  of  the  honours  examin- 
ations of  the  University  other  than  the  first  part  of  the  Law  Tripos,  he 
shall  so  satisfy  the  examiners  in  the  first  or,  at  his  option,  the  second 
part. 

If  he  shall  have  obtained  honours  in  the  first  part  of  the  Law 
Tripos  but  not  in  any  other  of  the  honours  examinations,  he  shall  so 
satisfy  the  examiners  in  the  second  part. 

If  he  shall  not  have  obtained  honours  in  any  of  the  honours  ex- 
aminations, he  shall  so  satisfy  the  examiners  in  both  parts,  and  may 
present  himself  for  the  two  parts  in  the  same  year  or  in  different  years. 

2.  The  above  regulation  as  to  graduates  proceeding  to  the  degree 
of  Bachelor  of  Law  came  into  force  immediately  after  the  publication 
of  the  class  list  for  the  Law  Tripos  of  1889  ;  but  every  person  who  was 
at  that  time  entitled  to  proceed  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Law 
without  further  examination  continues  to  be  so  entitled. 

II.     Ma-ster. 

1.  On  proceeding  to  the  degree  of  Master  of  Law  no  further  examin- 
ation or  exercise  shall  be  required  of  a  candidate  who  under  the 
regulations  for  the  Law  Tripos  has  become  entitled  to  proceed  to  the 
degree  of  Bachelor  of  Law,  provided  he  has  attained  the  standard  (tf 
a  first  class  in  both  parts  of  the  Law  Tripos:  but  no  such  candidate  shulj, 


142  PROCEEDINGS   IN  LAW. 

for  this  purpose,  be  allowed  to  enter  for  a  part  in  which  he  has  already 
been  examined.  In  other  case?  no  one  shall  incept  in  Law  unless  he  has 
obtained  permission  under  these  Regulations. 

2.  Every  Applicant  for  such  permission  must  be  a  Bachelor  of  Law  or 
a  Master  or  Bachelor  of  Arts. 

3.  Every  Applicant  must  have  (a)  obtained  Honours  in  one  Part  of 
the  Law  Tripos,  or  (b)  satisfied  the  Examiners  by  obtaining  an  honours 
standard  in  one  Part  of  the  Law  Tripos,  or  (c)  become  qualified  to  practise 
as  a  barrister  or  solicitor  in  England  or  Ireland  or  as  an  advocate  or  law 
agent  in  Scotland. 

4.  Every  Applicant  shall  make  his  application  in  writing  to  the 
Chairman  of  the  Special  Board  for  Law  and  shall  submit  to  the  Degree 
Committee  of  the  said  Board  a  dissertation  that  he  has  composed  upon 
some  branch  of  law  or  of  the  history  or  philosophy  of  law. 

5.  The  dissertation  (which  may  be  in  print  or  in  manuscript  and  pub- 
lished or  unpublished)  may,  if  the  Board  think  fit,  be  referred  to  one  or 
more  persons  appointed  by  the  Committee,  who  may  or  may  not  be 
members  of  the  Committee,  and  who  shall  have  a  discretionary  power  to 
examine  the  Candidate  either  orally  or  in  writing  upon  the  subject  of  the 
dissertation  and  shall  report  thereon  to  the  Committee. 

The  applicant  is  required  to  state,  generally  in  a  preface  to  his  disser- 
tation and  specifically  in  notes,  the  sources  from  which  his  information  is 
taken,  the  extent  to  which  he  has  availed  himself  of  the  work  of  others,  and 
the  portions  of  the  dissertation  which  he  claims  as  original. 

6.  If  the  Committee  shall  be  of  opinion  that  the  work  of  reporting  on 
the  dissertation  is  such  as  to  require  remuneration,  they  may  direct  that  a 
fee  of  two  guineas  be  paid  from  the  University  Chest  to  each  referee. 

7.  If  the  Committee  shall  be  of  opinion  that  the  dissertation  is  of  suf- 
ficient merit  to  entitle  the  Candidate  to  incept  in  Law,  their  resolution  to 
that  effect  with  the  names  of  those  present  and  of  those  voting-  on  either 
side  shall  be  entered  on  the  minutes  of  the  Board,  and  a  copy  of  the  resolu- 
tion certified  by  the  Chairman  of  the  Board  shall  be  sent  to  the  Vice- 
Chancellor  for  preservation  in  the  Registry,  and  the  Vice-Chancellor  shall 
publish  the  name  of  the  Candidate  as  being  permitted  to  incept  in  Law. 

A  copy  of  the  dissertation  shall  also  be  deposited  in  the  University 
Library. 

8.  No  Candidate  shall  be  present  at  the  deliberations  of  the  Committee 
respecting  his  own  case. 

9.  No  final  resolution  of  the  Committee  on  the  subject  of  granting 
permission  to  incept  shall  be  taken  except  at  a  meeting  at  which  not  less 
than  two-thirds  of  the  members  of  the  Committee  are  present.  No  such 
resolution  shall  be  carried  unless  a  majority  of  those  members  of  the  Com- 
mittee who  are  present  vote  in  its  favour. 

10.  If  the  Committee  shall  be  of  opinion  that  the  permission  should  not 
be  granted,  the  Chairman  of  the  Board  shall  inform  the  Candidate  of  the 
fact. 

11.  Every  Graduate  who  presents  himself  for  a  Part  of  the  Law  Tripos 
but  not  as  a  Candidate  for  Honours,  and  every  Graduate  who,  without 
having  previously  obtained  Honours  in  or  satisfied  the  Examiners  in  either 
part  of  that  Tripos,  submits  a  dissertation  under  these  Regulations  shall 
pay  a  fee  of  three  guineas.  Such  fees  shall  be  paid  to  the  Regius  Professor 
of  Civil  Law  until  the  Professorship  shall  come  under  the  provisions  of 
.Statute  B,  and  thereafter  shall  be  paid  to  the  Registrary  for  the  University 
Chest. 

12.  In  the  above  Regulations  the  term  'the  Degree  Committee'  shall 
mean  a  Committee  constituted  in  accordance  with  clause  3  of  the  Regula- 
tions for  Students  in  Science  and  Letters  (see  p.  167). 


PROCEEDINGS  IN   LAW.  143 

13.  The  above  regulations  came  into  force  on  the  21st  of  June, 
1896,  and  as  from  that  date  all  the  existinjf  Regulations  relating  to  the 
qualifications  for  the  Degree  of  Master  of  Law  (except  as  is  hereinafter 
provided)  were  rescinded. 

Provided  that  every  person  who  was  then  entitled  to  proceed  to  the 
Degree  of  Master  of  Law  without  further  examination  or  test  continues  to 
be  so  entitled. 

14.  A  Candidate  may  be  admitted  Inceptor  in  Law  on  paying  to  the 
University  the  fee  of  twelve  pounds  at  the  end  of  six  years  from  the  end  of 
his  first  term  of  residence,  provided  that  not  less  than  two  years  have 
elapsed  since  his  inauguration. 

15.  An  Inceptor  of  Law  is  created  Master,  without  personal  attend- 
ance, on  the  Tuesday  immediately  preceding  the  last  day  of  Easter  Term. 

IIL     Doctor. 

1.  A  Master  of  Law  desirous  of  proceeding  to  the  Deg-ree  of  Doctor 
of  Law  shall  make  his  application  in  writing  totiie  Chairman  of  the  Special 
Board  for  Law  and  shall  send  therewith  a  copy  of  the  original  contributions 
to  the  advancement  of  the  science  or  study  of  law  upon  which  his  claim  for 
the  degree  is  based,  and  such  application  shall  be  referred  to  the  Degree 
Committee  of  the  said  Board. 

2.  If  the  Committee  shall  be  of  opinion  that  such  contributions  con- 
stitute j^rima  facie  a  qualification  for  the  degree,  they  shall  obtain  reports 
upon  them  from  not  less  than  two  persons,  who  may  or  may  not  be 
members  of  the  Committee.  These  reports  shall  be  treated  as  confidential 
documents. 

3.  If  the  Committee  shall  be  of  opinion  that  the  work  of  reporting 
upon  such  contributions  is  such  as  to  require  remuneration,  they  may  direct 
that  a  fee  not  exceeding  five  guineas  shall  be  paid  from  the  Chest  to  each 
referee. 

4.  If  the  Committee  shall  be  of  opinion  that  the  degree  should  be 
granted,  their  resolution  to  that  effect  with  the  names  of  those  present  and 
of  those  voting  on  either  side  shall  be  entered  on  the  minutes  of  the  Board, 
and  a  copy  of  the  resolution  certified  by  the  Chairman  of  the  Board  shall 
be  sent  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  for  preservation  in  the  Registry,  and  the 
Vice-Chancellor  shall  publish  the  name  of  the  Candidate  as  approved  for 
the  Degree  of  Doctor  of  Law. 

5.  No  Candidate  shall  be  present  at  the  deliberations  of  the  Committee 
respecting  his  own  case. 

6.  No  final  resolution  of  the  Committee  on  the  subject  of  the  grant  of 
a  degree  shall  be  taken  except  at  a  meeting  at  which  not  less  than  two- 
thirds  of  the  members  of  the  Committee  are  present.  No  such  resolution 
shall  be  carried  unless  a  majority  of  those  members  of  the  Committee  who 
are  present  vote  in  its  favour. 

7.  If  the  Committee  shall  be  of  opinion  that  the  degree  should  not  be 
granted,  the  Chairman  of  the  Board  shall  inform  the  Candidate  of  the  fact, 

8.  Every  Candidate  upon  making  his  application  shall  pay  a  fee  often 
guineas.  Such  fees  shall  be  paid  to  the  Regius  Professor  of  Civil  Law  until 
the  Professorship  shall  come  under  the  provisions  of  Statute  B,  and  there- 
after shall  be  paid  to  the  Registrary  for  the  University  Chest. 

9.  In  the  above  Regulations  the  term  'the  Degree  Committee'  shall 
mean  a  Committee  constituted  in  accordance  with  clause  3  of  the  Regulations 
for  Students  in  Science  and  Letters  (see  p.  152). 

10.  A  IMaster  of  Law  who  has  obtained  such  approval  as  afoiesaid, 
may  be  admitted  Doctor  Designate  of  Law  after  five  years  from  hi^ 
creation,  on  paying  to  the  University  the  fee  of  twenty-five  pounds^  He  is 
afterwards  created  Doctor  of  Law  without  personal  attendance  on  the 
Tuesday  immediately  preceding  the  last  day  of  Easter  Term. 


144  PROCEEDINGS  IN  MEDICINE. 

PROCEEDINGS  IN  MEDICINE  AND  SURGERY. 

A  Student  must  have  kept  nine  terms  before  he  can  l?e 
admitted  Bachelor  Designate  in  Medicine  or  Bachelor  Designate 
in  Surgery.     A  Bachelor  of  Arts  may  be  admitted  also. 

The  Inauguration  takes  place  on  December  24  or,  if  that  day 
be  a  Sunday,  December  23. 

A  Bachelor  of  Medicine  in  the  ninth  term  after  Inauguration, 
and  a  Master  of  Arts  in  the  twelfth  term  after  creation,  may  be 
admitted  Doctor  Designate  in  Medicine. 

A  Bachelor  of  Surgery  after  three  years  from  Inauguration 
may  be  admitted  Inceptor  in  Surgery,  A  Master  of  Arts  may 
be  admitted  also. 

A  Doctor  Designate  in  Medicine  is  created  Doctor,  and  an  In- 
ceptor in  Surgery  is  created  Master,  without  personal  attendance, 
on  the  Tuesday  immediately  preceding  the  last  day  of  Easter  Term. 

REGULATIONS  FOR  DEGREES  IN  MEDICINE  AND 
SURGERY. 

BACHELOR  OF  MEDICINE. 

SUulents  who  have  not  passed  the  'ind  M.B.  Examination  tinder  the  Old 
Regulations  before  '61st  December,  1910  must  proceed  with  their  course  under 
the  New  Regulations. 

Students  loho  have  passed  the  2nd  M.B.  under  the  Old  Regulations  before 
Slst  December,  1910  may  proceed  with  their  course  either  under  the  Old  or 
the  Neio  Regulations,  provided  that  no  Examination  under  the  Old  Regula- 
tions he  held  after  December,  1913. 

Students  vjho  having  passed  the  2nd  M.B.  Examination  under  the  Old 
Regulations  before  the  Slst  December,  1910  elect  to  enter  for  the  2nd  M.B. 
Fart  II.  under  the  New  Regidations,  must  enter  for  all  subsequent  Exami- 
nations under  the  New  Regidations. 

General  Regulations. 

1.  Students  who  have  not  graduated  in  Arts  proceeding  to  the  degree 
of  Bachelor  of  Medicine  shall  be  required  to  pass  the  Previous  Examination, 
or  some  other  Examination  accepted  by  the  University  as  conferring 
exemption  from  the  Previous  Examination. 

2.  Five  years  of  Medical  Study  shall  be  required  of  Candidates  for 
the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Medicine. 

3.  As  evidence  of  Medical  Study  in  the  University  the  Student  shall 
produce  Certificates  of  diligent  attendance  in  each  term  on  courses  of 
Lectures,  or  Practical  Instruction,  in  two  of  the  subjects  of  the  Examin- 
ations for  Medical  or  Surgical  degrees;  or  of  dilig-ent  attendance  in  each 
term  on  a  course  of  Lectures,  or  Practical  Instruction,  in  one  of  those 
subjects,  and  also  on  the  Practice  of  Addenbrooke's  Hospital. 

Certificates  of  attendance  on  courses  of  Lectures,  or  Practical  Instruc- 
tion, in  the  University,  shall  be  deemed  satisfactory  if  the  Lectures 
be  delivered,  or  the  courses  of  Practical  Instruction  given,  either  by  a  Pro- 
fessor or  Reader  of  the  University  or  by  a  University  Lecturer  or  by 
a  Teacher  approved  by  the  Senate,  provided  that  in  each  case  the  course  be 
approved  by  the  Special  Board  for  Medicine. 

4.  Medical  Study  out  of  the  University  shall  in  all  cases  be  understood 
to  mean  study  at  some  well-known  School  of  Medicine  which  shall  have 
been  recognised  by  the  Special  Board  for  Medicine  i. 

1  For  the  lUt  of  recognised  Hospitals  and  Medical  Schools,  gee  pp.  158—160. 


PROCEEDINGS  IN  MEDICINE.  145 

It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Board  to  define  from  time  to  time  what  shall 
be  sufficient  evidence  of  such  Medical  Study  i. 

5.  There  shall  be  three  Examinations  for  the  dej^ree  of  Bachelor  of 
Medicine.  No  Student  shall  be  admitted  to  either  part  of  the  First  of  these 
Examinations  until  he  has  passed  the  Previous  Examination  or  has 
obtained  certificates  entitling  him  to  exemption  from  it,  has  commenced 
residence  in  the  University,  and  has  paid  the  Matriculation  fee.  For  a 
candidate  who  has  not  yet  paid  the  Matriculation  fee,  the  Matriculation  fee 
shall  be  paid  to  the  Eegistrar  at  the  same  time  as  the  Examination  fee. 
No  Student  shall  be  admitted  to  the  Second  Examination  until  he  has 
passed  both  parts  of  the  First  Examination ;  or  to  either  part  of  the  Third 
Examination  until  he  has  passed  the  Second  Examination. 

6.  The  First  Examination  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Medicine 
shall  be  held  three  times  in  the  year,  and  shall  begin  in  the  Michaelmas 
Tex-m  on  the  Tuesday  or  Friday  which  shall  first  happen  after  October  2, 
and  also  on  the  Monday  at  or  next  after  the  end  of  full  Term ;  and  in  the 
Easter  Term  on  the  Monday  next  after  the  second  Sunday  in  June.  The 
Second  and  Third  Examinations  shall  be  held  twice  in  the  year.  The 
First  Part  of  the  Second  Examination  shall  begin  in  the  Michaelmas 
Term  on  the  Monday  at  or  next  after  the  end  of  full  Term,  and  in  the 
Easter  Term  on  the  Monday  next  after  the  second  Sunday  in  June.  The 
Second  Part  of  the  Second  Examination  shall  begin  in  the  Michaelmas 
Term  on  October  1,  or  (if  that  day  be  a  Sunday)  on  October  2,  and  in  the 
Easter  Term  on  the  first  Tuesday  in  full  Term.  The  Third  Examination 
shall  begin  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  on  the  second  Tuesday  in  December, 
and  in  the  Easter  Term  on  the  last  Tuesday  but  one- in  the  Term. 

7.  The  names  of  the  Students  who  intend  to  present  themselves  for  any 
of  the  Examinations  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Medicine  shall  be  sent 
to  the  Registrary  by  the  Tutors  (either  directly  or  through  the  Praelectors) 
of  the  several  Colleges  and  Public  Hostels  the  Principals  of  Hostels 
and  the  proper  officer  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board  not  less  than 
three  weeks  before  the  beginning  of  the  Examination.  Candidates  who  are 
members  of  the  Senate  may  send  their  names  to  the  Registrary  directly  not 
less  than  three  weeks  before  the  beginning  of  the  Examination. 

The  Certificates  required  to  be  produced  before  admission  to  any  of  the 
Examinations  shall  be  sent  by  the  Candidates  to  the  Registrary  not  later 
than  the  tenth  day  before  the  beginning  of  the  Examination;  and  it  shall 
be  his  duty  to  examine  the  Certificates  and  to  ascertain  that  no  one  is 
improperly  admitted  to  the  Examinations. 

The  Registrary  shall  send  to  the  Tutors  and  Praelectors  of  the  several 
Colleges  and  Public  Hostels  the  Principals  of  Hostels  and  the  proper 
officer  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board  and  to  the  Regius  Professor 
of  Physic  a  First  List  of  candidates  for  each  part  of  each  of  the  Examinations 
not  less  than  fourteen  days  before  the  beginning  of  the  Examination.  He 
shall  also  issue  a  Corrected  List  on  the  seventh  day  before  the  beginning  of 
the  Examination,  and  shall  send  such  list  to  the  Regius  Professor  of 
Physic. 

The  name  of  a  candidate  for  any  part  of  an  Examination  shall  not  be 
printed  in  the  Corrected  List  of  candidates  until  the  fee  (if  any)  due  from 
him  in  respect  of  such  Examination  shall  have  been  paid  to  the  Registrary, 
and  no  Candidate  shall  be  allowed  to  attend  any  of  these  Examinations 
whose  name  does  not  appear  in  the  Corrected  List,  unless  (a)  his  name 
shall  be  sent  to  the  Registrary  and  he  be  certified  by  the  Registrary  to  the 

1  For  the  time  claimed  by  the  Student  as  pnssed  in  Medical  Study  out  of  the  UniTersity 
evidence  is  required  o*  attendance  on  Lectures  in  one  of  the  recognised  Schools  of  Medicine,  or  on 
th«  Practice  in  one  of  the  recognised  Hospitals,  see  pp.  168—160. 


146  PROCEEDINGS  IN   MEDICINE. 

Regius  Professor  of  Physic  to  be  eligible  as  a  Candidate,  and  (h)  the 
Regius  Professor  shall  grant  him  permission  to  be  examined. 

If  any  candidate  for  an  Examination  whose  name  has  not  been  sent  in 
to  the  Registrary  on  or  before  the  tenth  day  and  his  fee  paid  and  certificates  ! 
sent  in  on  or  before  the  tenth  day  previous  to  the  commencement  of  the 
Examination  be  nevertheless  admitted  to  the  Examination  he  shall  be 
required  to  pay  through  the  Registrary  to  the  University  a  fee  of  £1 
together  with  the  fee  due  from  him  in  respect  of  such  Examination. 

The  Regius  Professor  of  Physic  shall  send  to  the  Registrary  on  the 
first  morning  of  each  Examination  a  copy  of  the  Corrected  List  of  candid- 
ates with  such  further  corrections,  if  any,  as  may  be  necessary,  certified  by 
him  to  be  a  correct  list  of  the  candidates  actually  under  examination  :  and 
this  list  shall  be  considered  to  be  the  Final  List  of  candidates  for  such 
Examination,  and  shall  be  preserved  in  the  Registry. 

Lists  or  Names  shall  be  considered  to  have  been  sent  to  the  Registrary  i 
on  a  day  specified,  if  they  have  been  delivered  at  or  posted  to  his  office  on 
that  day. 

If  any  of  the  days  specified  for  issuing  or  sending  lists  fall  on  a  Sunday 
the  lists  in  question  shall  be  issued  or  sent  on  the  Saturday  previous. 

8.  The  Examinations  shall  be  partly  in  writing,  partly  oral,  and  partly 
practical. 

9.  The  names  of  the  successful  Candidates  in  the  several  Examinations  | 
shall  be  arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

10.  Schedules  defining  the  range  of  the  Examination  in  Chemistry,  in  j 
Physics,  and  in  Elementary  Biology,  shall  be  drawn  up  from  time  to  time  j 
by  the  Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry  and  the  Special  Board  for 
Biology  and  Geology  in  consultation  with  the  Special  Board  for  Medicine.  ! 
The  Schedules  shall  be  published  by  the  Special  Board  for  Medicine. 

11.  The  Special  Board  for  Medicine  shall  from  time  to  time  draw  up 
Schedules  defining  the  range  of  the  Examination  in  Pharmacology  and  in 
General  Pathology. 

12.  Every  Candidate  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Medicine  shall  be 
required  to  keep  an  Act  in  the  Public  Schools  at  some  time  after  he  has 
passed  the  Third  Examination. 

Regulatio7is  for  the  First  Exammation. 

13.  The  Subjects  of  the  First  Examination  shall  be 

Chemistry,  Physics,  and  Elementary  Biology. 
The  Examination  shall  be  divided  into  three  parts,  one  includiug 

(1)  Chemistry,  (2)  Physics,  (3)  Elementary  Biology. 
The  student  shall  be  allowed  to  take  the  three  parts  either  together  or 
separately. 

14.  The  student  before  admission  or  readmission  to  the  Examination 
shall  pay  the  following  fees  to  the  Registrary  for  the  University  Chest, 
for  the  Examination  in  Chemistry,  £1.  Is. ;  for  the  Examination  in  Physics, 
£1.  Is. ;  for  the  Examination  in  Elementary  Biology,  £2.  2s. 

15.  A  student  who  has  passed  the  Examination  in  Chemistry  or  in 
Physics  or  in  Elementary  Biology  in  the  Preliminary  Scientific  Examin- 
ation shall  be  regarded  as  having  passed  the  corresponding  part  of  the 
First  M.B.  Examination,  without  the  payment  of  an  additional  fee. 

Begnlations  for  the  Second  Examination. 

16.  The  subjects  of  the  Second  Exammation  shall  be 

Human  Anatomy,  Physiology,  Elementary  Pharmacology  in- 
cluding Pharmaceutical  Chemistry,  The  Elements  of  General 
Pathology. 


PKOCEEDINGS  IN  MEDICINE.  147 

The  examination  shall  be  divided  into  two  parts,  called  the  First  Part 
and  the  Second  Part  respectively. 

The  subjects  of  the  First  Part  shall  be 

Human  Anatomy  and  Physiology. 
The  subjects  of  the  Second  Part  shall  be 

Elementary  Pharmacology  including  Pharmaceutical  Chemistry, 

The  Elements  of  General  Pathology. 

17.  The  student  before  admission  to  the  First  Part  of  the  Second 
Examination  shall  produce  certificates  of  diligent  attendance  on  one  course 
of  Lectures  in  Human  Anatomy,  and  one  course  of  Lectures  in  Physiology ; 
also  a  certificate  of  having  practised  Dissection  during  six  months  at  least. 

The  student  before  admission  to  the  Second  Part  of  the  Second 
Examination  must  have  passed  the  First  Part  of  the  Second  Examination 
and  shall  produce  in  addition  certificates  of  study  which  must  include 
Practical  instruction  during  one  term  or  one  Long  Vacation  in  Elementary 
Pharmacology  including  Pharmaceutical  Chemistry  and  in  the  Elements 
of  General  Pathology ;  also  a  certificate  of  diligent  attendance  on  a  course 
of  instruction  in  Medical  Diagnosis  or  in  Elementary  Surgery. 

18.  The  student  before  admission  or  re-admission  to  the  First  Part  of 
the  Second  Examination  shall  pay  to  the  Kegistrary  a  fee  of  £2.  2s.  for 
the  University  Chest. 

The  student  before  admission  or  re-admission  to  the  Second  Part  of 
the  Second  Examination  shall  pay  to  the  Eegistrary  a  fee  of  £2.  2s.  for 
the  University  Chest. 

Eegulations  for  the  Third  Examination. 
[Temporary  Provision:  A  Candidate  who  has  passed  in  two  Sections 
but  has  failed  to  pass  in  all  three  Sections  of  the  Second  Part  of  the  Third 
Examination  for  the  M.B.  Degree  under  the  Old  Eegulations  before 
December  31st,  1913,  shall  be  allowed  to  present  himself  for  the  remaining 
Section  under  the  New  Eegulations  until  December  31st,  1916.) 

19.  The  subjects  of  the  Third  Examination  shall  be 

Principles  and  Practice  of  Surgery  (including  Special  Pathology), 
Midwifery  and  Diseases  peculiar  to  Women,  Prmciples  and 
Practice  of  Physic  (including  Pathology,  Pharmacology  and 
Therapeutics,  Diseases  of  Children,  Mental  Diseases,  Ele- 
ments of  Hygiene,  and  Medical  Jurisprudence). 
The  Third  Examination  shall  be  divided  into  two  parts,  called  the 
First  Part  and   the   Second  Part  respectively.     The  student  shall  be 
allowed  to  take  the  two  parts  either  together  or  separately. 
The  subjects  of  the  First  Part  shall  be 

(1)    Principles  and   Practice   of    Surgery   (including    Special 
Pathology) ;  (2)  Midwifery  and  Diseases  peculiar  to  Women. 
The  subjects  of  the  Second  Part  shall  be 

(1)     Principles  and  Practice  of  Physic  (including  Diseases  of 
Children,    Mental   Diseases,    and   Medical   Jurisprudence); 
(2)  Pathology  (including  Hygiene  and  Preventive  Medicine), 
and  Pharmacology  (including  Therapeutics  and  Toxicology). 
A  student  may  present  himself  for  the  First  Part  of  the  Third  Examin- 
ation after  he  h^s  passed  both  parts  of  the  Second  M.B.  Examination  and 
after  he  has  completed  two  years  of  Hospital  practice.    A  student  may 
present  himself  for  the  Second  Part  of  the  Third  Examination  after  he 
has  passed  both  parts  of  the  Second  M.B.  Examination  and  after  he  has 
completed  three  years  of  Hospital  practice. 

20.  The  student  before  admission  to  the  First  Part  of  the  Third 
Examination  shall  produce  evidence  that  he  has  completed  five  years  of 

7—2 


148  PKOCEEDINGS  IN  MEDICINE. 

Medical  Study  (Kegulation  2),  and  shall  produce  certificates  of  diligent 
attendance  on  a  course  of  Instruction  in  each  of  the  following  subjects : 
(1)  Midwifery,  (2)  Practical  Surgery;  and  on  a  course  of  practical  instruc- 
tion in  (3)  the  Administration  of  Aniesthetics ;  also  a  certificate  of 
proficiency  in  Vaccination  from  an  authorised  Teacher  appointed  by  tlie 
Local  Government  Board ;  a  certificate  of  having  conducted  twenty  cases 
of  Midwifery ;  a  certificate  of  having  at  a  recognised  Hospital  i  acted  as 
Dresser  or  House  Surgeon  for  six  months;  and  a  certificate  of  having 
attended  the  Medical  and  Surgical  Practice  with  Clinical  Instruction 
of  one  or  more  recognised  Hospitals  2  during  two  years. 

The  student  before  admission  to  the  Second  Part  of  the  Third 
Examination  shall  produce  evidence  that  he  has  completed  five  years  of 
Medical  Study  (Regulation  2)  and  shall  produce  certificates  of  diligent 
attendance  on  a  course  of  instruction  in  Practical  Pharmacy  and  Dispensing 
given  at  a  recognised  Medical  School  or  Hospital,  or  by  a  registered 
Medical  Practitioner,  or  by  a  duly  quahfied  Pharmaceutical  Chemist; 
a  certificate  of  having  at  a  recognised  Hospital  acted  as  Chnical  Clerk  or 
House  Physician  for  six  months,  and  as  Post-mortem  Room  Clerk ;  a 
certificate  of  having  attended  the  Practice  (with  clinical  instruction)  of 
a  recognised  Fever  Hospital  ^  during  three  months ;  and  a  certificate  of 
having  attended  the  Medical  and  Surgical  Practice  with  Clinical  Instruc- 
tion of  one  or  more  recognised  Hospitals  during  three  years. 

The  student  before  admission  to  the  First  Part  of  the  Third  Examin- 
ation shall  pay  to  the  Registrary  a  fee  of  £4.  4s.  or  on  re-admission  a  fee 
of  £3.  3s.  for  the  University  Chest. 

The  student  before  admission  to  the  Second  Part  of  the  Third  Examin- 
ation shall  pay  to  the  Registrary  a  fee  of  £5.  5s.  or  on  re-admission  a  fee 
of  £4.  4s.  for  the  University  Chest. 

Begulations  for  the  Act  for  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Medicine. 

21.  Every  candidate  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Medicine  shall 
compose  a  Thesis  on  some  subject  approved  by  the  Regius  Professor  of 
Physic. 

The  candidate  shall  send  his  Thesis  to  the  Regius  Professor,  who  on 
approving  it  shall  assign  a  day  and  hour  for  the  Act  to  be  kept  in  the 
Public  Schools. 

The  candidate  shall  then  cause  public  notice  of  the  Act  to  be  given  by 
fixing  on  the  door  of  the  Public  Schools  eight  days  (or  such  shorter  period 
as  the  Regius  Professor  shall  allow)  before  the  day  assigned  for  the  Act 
a  paper  specifying 

(1)  the  name  and  college  of  the  candidate, 

(2)  the  day  and  hour  assigned  for  the  Act,  and 

(3)  the  subject  of  his  Thesis ; 

he  shall  also  cause  copies  of  the  notice  to  be  delivered  to  the  Vice-Chan- 
cellor, to  the  Regius  Professor,  and  to  the  Registrary. 

The  Regius  Professor  shall  preside  over  the  Act,  or  shall  appoint  as  his 
deputy  for  this  purpose  the  Downing  Professor  of  Medici^ie,  the  Professor 
of  Surgery,  the  Professor  of  Pathology,  or  some  Graduate  in  Medicine  who 
is  a  member  of  the  Senate. 

1  For  the  list  of  recognised  Hospitals,  see  pp.  158—160. 

2  Part  of  this  time  may  be  passed  in  attendance  at  some  Asylum  for  the  Insane  or  other  Special 
Hospital  recoirnised  by  the  Special  Board  for  Medicine  :  see  pp.  159—160. 

8  See  p.  160 


PROCEEDINGS  IN  MEDICINE.  149 

The  Act  shall  be  kept  in  the  following  manner : 

The  candidate  shall  read  his  Thesis  or  such  portion  thereof  as  the 
Eegius  Professor  or  his  deputy  shall  direct ;  the  Eegius  Pro- 
fessor or  his  deputy  shall  then  bring  forward  arguments  or 
objections  for  the  candidate  to  answer,  and  shaU  examine  him 
orally  as  well  on  questions  connected  with  his  Thesis  as  on 
other  subjects  connected  with  medicine  of  a  more  general 
nature  ;  the  whole  exercise  being  made  to  continue  at  least 
half  an  hour. 
If  the  Regius  Professor  or  his  deputy  shall  consider  the  exercise  to 
liave  been  satisfactory  he  shall  certify  to  the  Registrary  that  the  candidate 
lias  kept  the  Act  as  required  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Medicine.     The 
certificate  shall  be  published  in  the  University  Reporter. 

A  candidate  who,  having  already  been  admitted  to  a  degree  in  the  Uni- 
versity, and  having  passed  all  the  examinations  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor 
of  Medicine,  is  unable  on  account  of  absence  abroad  to  keep  the  Act  in 
person  may  apply  to  the  Regius  Professor  of  Physic  for  permission  to 
present  instead  a  dissertation  on  some  subject  approved  by  the  Regius 
Professor. 

If  the  permission  is  granted,  the  candidate  shall  send  his  dissertation 
to  the  Regius  Professor,  for  submission  to  the  M.D.  Degree  Committee  of 
the  Special  Board  for  Medicine.  He  may  also  send  with  his  dissertation 
any  memoir  or  other  work  on  a  medical  subject  published  by  him  which 
he  may  desire  to  submit. 

The  Regius  Professor  shall  present  to  the  Degree  Committee  a  report 
on  the  merits  of  the  whole  of  the  work  submitted  by  the  candidate,  or 
shall  appoint  as  his  deputy  for  this  purpose  the  Downing  Professor  of 
Medicine,  the  Professor  of  Surgery,  the  Professor  of  Pathology,  or  some 
Graduate  in  Medicine  who  is  a  member  of  the  Senate. 

If  the  Degree  Committee,  after  considering  the  report,  shall  resolve 
'  that  the  candidate  be  approved  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Medicine,' 
the  chairman  shall  draw  up  and  sign  a  statement  to  that  effect,  indicating 
therein  the  subject  of  the  dissertation,  and  of  any  other  part  of  the  work 
submitted  which  the  committee  shall  judge  to  be  deserving  of  mention, 
the  statement  shall  be  forwarded  by  the  chairman  to  the  Registrary,  and 
shall  be  published  in  the  University  Reporter. 

A  candidate  so  approved  shall  be  deemed  to  have  kept  the  Act  as 
required  by  the  foregoing  regulations. 

Regulations  concerning  Examiners'*-. 

22.  The  examiners  for  the  First  Examination  shall  be  the  Regius 
Professor  of  Physic,  the  two  examiners  in  Elementary  Chemistry,  the 
two  examiners  in  Elementary  Physics,  and  the  two  examiners  in  Elemen- 
tary Biology. 

23.  The  examiners  for  the  First  Part  of  the  Second  Examination 
shall  be  the  Regius  Professor  of  Physic,  the  two  examiners  in  Human 
Anatomy,  and  the  two  examiners  in  Physiology  for  medical  degrees. 

24.  The  examiners  for  the  Second  Part  of  the  Second  Examination 
shall  be  the  Regius  Professor  of  Physic,  together  with  two  examiners  in 
Pharmacology,  and  two  examiners  in  General  Pathology,  nominated 
annually  by  the  Special  Board  for  Medicine  and  elected  by  the  Senate. 

1  Seep.  160. 


160  PROCEEDINGS   IN  MEDICINE. 

The  examiners  for  the  First  Part  of  the  Third  Examination  shall  be 
the  Eegius  Professor  of  Physic  and  the  Professor  of  Surgery,  together 
with  five  examiners  in  Surgery,  and  two  examiners  in  Midwifery,  nomin- 
ated annually  by  the  Special  Board  for  Medicine  and  elected  by  the 
Senate. 

The  exammers  for  the  Second  Part  of  the  Third  Examination  shall  be 
the  Kegius  Professor  of  Physic,  four  examiners  in  Medicine,  two  examiners 
in  Pharmacology,  Therapeutics  and  Toxicology  and  two  exammers  in 
Pathology,  Hygiene  and  Preventive  Medicine  nominated  annually  by  the 
Special  Board  for  Medicine  and  elected  by  the  Senate. 

25.  In  case  the  Regius  Professor  of  Physic  be  prevented  by  illness  or 
other  i-easonable  cause  from  taking  part  as  examiner  ex  officio  in  any 
of  the  examinations  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Medicine,  it  shall  be 
competent  for  him  to  appoint  a  Doctor  of  Medicine  who  is  a  member  of 
the  Senate  to  examine  in  his  stead,  subject  to  the  approval  of  the  Vice- 
Chancellor. 

In  case  the  Professor  of  Surgery  be  prevented  by  illness  or  other 
reasonable  cause  from  taking  part  as  examiner  ex  officio  in  the  First  Part 
of  the  Third  Examination,  it  shall  be  competent  for  him  to  appoint  a 
Graduate  in  Surgery  who  is  a  member  of  the  Senate  to  examine  in  his 
stead,  subject  to  the  approval  of  the  Vice -Chancellor. 

In  case  an  examiner  appointed  by  the  Senate  be  prevented  by  iUness 
or  other  reasonable  cause  from  taking  part  in  any  of  the  Medical  examin- 
ations it  shall  be  competent  for  the  Eegius  Professor  of  Physic  to  nominate 
an  Examiner  to  examine  in  his  stead,  subject  to  the  approval  of  the  Vice- 
Chancellor. 

In  case  the  Regius  Professor  of  Physic  should  deem  it  necessary  to 
obtain  assistance  in  the  conduct  of  any  part  or  parts  of  the  examinations 
for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Medicine,  it  shall  be  competent  for  him  to 
appoint  for  such  part  or  parts  one  or  more  Additional  Examiners,  subject 
to  the  approval  of  the  Vice-Chancellor.  An  Additional  Examiner  so 
appointed  shall  act  for  one  term,  and  shall  receive  twenty  pounds  from  the 
University  Chest. 

In  case  the  Professor  of  Surgery  should  deem  it  necessary  to  obtain 
assistance  in  the  conduct  of  the  First  Part  of  the  Third  Examination  or  in 
the  Examination  for  the  degree  of  Master  of  Surgery,  it  shall  be  competent 
for  him  to  appoint  one  or  more  Additional  Examiners  in  Surgery,  subject 
to  the  approval  of  the  Vice-Chancellor.  An  Additional  Examiner  so 
appointed  shall  act  for  one  Term,  and  shall  receive  twenty  pounds  from 
the  University  Chest. 

26.  The  examiners  for  the  Second  Part  of  the  Second  Examination 
and  the  examiners  for  both  parts  of  the  Third  Examination  (other  than 
the  examiners  ex  officio)  shall  be  elected  at  one  of  the  Congregations  in 
October  in  each  year. 

27.  Each  of  the  examiners  for  the  year  (other  than  the  examiner 
ex  officio)  for  the  Second  Part  of  the  Second  Examination  shall  receive 
thirty  pounds,  and  each  of  the  examiners  for  the  year  (other  than  the 
examiners  ex  officio)  for  the  Third  Examination  shall  receive  forty  pounds, 
from  the  University  Chest. 

DOCTOR  OF  MEDICINE. 

All  persons  proceeding  to  the  degree  of  Doctor  of  Medicine  are  re- 
quired to  produce  certificates  of  having  been  engaged  in  Medical  Study 
during  five  years^. 

1  Medical  Study  out  of  the  University  in  in  aU  cases  understood  to  mean  study  at  gome  well- 
known  School  of  Medicine,  which  shall  have  been  recognised  by  the  Special  Board  for  Medicine. 
It  is  the  duty  of  the  Board  to  define  from  time  to  time  what  shall  be  sufficient  evidence  of  such 
Medical  Study.  For  the  time  claimed  as  passed  in  Medical  Study  out  of  the  Universitv,  evidence  it 
required  of  attendance  in  one  of  the  Medical  Schools,  or  on  the  Practice  in  one  of  the  Hospital*. 
Fortbelistof  recognised  Schools  of  Medicine  and  Hoipitals,  see  pp.  168—160. 


PKOCEEDINGS  IN  MEDICINE.  151 

The  names  and  certificates  of  Candidates  must  be  sent  to  the  Regius 
rofessor  of  Physic. 

Masters  of  Arts,  proceeding  to  the  degree  of  Doctor  of  Medicine,  are 

[uired  to  produce  the  same  certificates  of  attendance  on  Lectures  and 

attendance  on  Hospital  Practice,  and  to  pass  the  same  Examinations,  as 

required  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Medicine. 

No  person  may  present  a  Thesis  or  Dissertation  with  a  view  to  pro- 

3ding  to  the  Degree  of  Doctor  of  Medicine,  unless  he  has  already  been 

her  inaugurated  as  a  Bachelor  of  Medicine  or  created  as  a  Master 

Arts. 

The  Act,  required  to  be  kept  by  a  candidate  for  the  Degree  of  Doctor 

Medicine,  is  kept  in  the  following  manner : 

The  Regius  Professor  of  the  Faculty  shall  assign  the  day  and  hour  when 
^e  exercise  shall  be  kept ; 

The  Professor,  or  some  Graduate  of  the  Faculty,  who  is  a  member  of 

3  Senate,  deputed  by  him,  shall  preside  over  the  exercise ; 

The  candidate  shall  read  a  Thesis  composed  in  English  by  himself  on  some 
ibject  approved  by  the  Professor ;  the  Professor,  or  Graduate  presiding, 

ill  bring  forward  arguments  or  objections  in  English  for  the  candidate 

answer,  and  shall  examine  him  in  English  viva  voce  as  weU  on  questions 

mected  with  his  Thesis  as  on  other  subjects  in  the  faculty  of  a  more 
general  nature ;  the  exercise  being  made  to  continue  at  least  one  hour ; 

Public  notice  of  the  Act  shaU  be  given  by  fixing  on  the  door  of  the 
University  Schools,  eight  days  (or  such  shorter  period  as  the  Regius  Pro- 
fessor may  allow)  before  the  assigned  time,  a  written  paper  specifying  the 
name  and  coUege  of  the  candidate,  the  day  and  hour  appointed  for  the 
exercise,  and  the  subject  of  the  Thesis:  copies  of  the  notice  shall  be 
delivered  also,  at  the  same  time,  to  the  Vice- Chancellor  and  to  the 
Professor. 

That  notices  for  Acts  for  the  M.D.  degree  be  posted  at  the  New  Museums, 
the  Anatomical  and  Chemical  Schools,  and  Addenbrooke's  Hospital,  and  be 
sent  to  the  Assessor  of  the  Regius  Professor,  and  to  each  member  of  the 
Board  of  Medical  Studies. 

That  a  Member  of  the  Senate  be  annually  appointed  as  Assessor  to  the 
Regius  Professor  of  Physic,  who  shall  assist  in  the  first  instance  in  reading 
aU  the  Theses  for  the  Degree  of  M.D. 

That  the  said  Assessor  be  nominated  by  the  Board  of  Medical  Studies, 
and  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  at  the  second  Congregation  in  the 
Michaelmas  Term. 

That  the  Assessor  assist  the  Professor  in  choosing  the  topic  and  in 
deciding  on  the  merits  of  the  Essay  as  well  as  in  conducting  the  Act. 

In  case  the  Assessor  be  prevented  by  illness  or  other  reasonable  cause 
from  taking  part  in  conducting  the  exercises  for  the  degree  of  Doctor  of 
Medicine  it  shall  be  competent  for  the  Regius  Professor  to  appoint  a 
member  of  the  Senate  to  act  in  his  stead,  subject  to  the  approval  of  the 
Vice-Chancellor. 

That  an  M.D.  Degree  Committee  be  formed  consisting  of  the  Regius 
Professor  of  Physic  and  his  Assessor,  the  Professor  of  Pathology,  and  three 
members  of  the  Special  Board  for  Medicine  appointed  annually  by  the 
Special  Board  for  Medicine  (three  to  form  a  quorum).  This  committee 
shall  meet  three  times  in  each  term  or  more  often  if  necessary. 

The  Theses  shall  in  the  first  instance  be  considered  by  the  Regius 
Professor  of  Physic  and  his  Assessor  and  shall  then  be  placed  before  the 
M.D.  Degree  Committee.  The  M.D.  Degree  Committee  may  then  refer  the 
Theses  to  one  or  more  referees,  who  shall  submit  a  written  report  for  the 
consideration  of  the  Committee,  and  one  of  whom  may  sit  m  place  of  the 
Assessor  with  the  Regius  Professor  of  Physic  at  the  Act  for  the  Degree. 


152  PEOCEEDINGS  IN  MEDICINE. 

A  candidate  may  submit  with  his  Thesis  any  other  contribution  to  tln^ 
advancement  of  the  Science  and  Practice  of  Medicine  he  may  have 
published. 

That  previously  to  the  Thesis  being  read,  a  topic  taken  from  the  general 
subject  of  his  Thesis,  whether  it  be  Physiology,  Pathology,  Pharmacolof^^y, 
Practice  of  Medicine,  State  Medicine  or  the  History  of  Medicine,  be  siil)- 
mitted  to  the  candidate,  on  which  he  shall  be  requu-ed  to  write  a  short 
extempore  Essay. 

The  Assessor  shall  receive  two  guineas  for  each  Thesis,  and  the  Eeferee 
shall  receive  two  guineas  for  a  written  report  on  each  Thesis.  The  Assessor 
or  the  Keferee  who  is  present  at  the  Act  shall  receive  in  addition  a  fee  of 
one  guinea. 

If  the  Kegius  Professor  and  the  Assessor  shaU  consider  the  exercises  to 
have  been  duly  performed,  they  shall  certify  the  Eegistraiy  to  that  effect 
and  the  certificate  shall  be  published  in  the  University  Reporter. 

Every  candidate  on  making  his  application  to  keep  his  Act  shall  send 
at  least  three  copies  of  his  Thesis  to  the  Eegistrary,  one  copy  for  the 
Eegius  Professor  of  Physic  and  two  copies  for  the  Assessor,  with  a  fee  of 
Four  Guineas  for  the  University  Chest.  In  case  of  acceptance  this  sum 
shall  form  part  of  the  University  fee  for  the  Degree. 

BACHELOR  OF  SURGERY. 

General  Regulations. 

1.  Students  who  have  not  graduated  in  Medicine  proceeding  to  the 
degree  of  Bachelor  of  Surgery  shall  be  required  to  do  all  that  is  required  of 
Candidates  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Medicine,  excepting  only  that 
they  shall  not  be  required  to  keep  an  Act. 

2.  There  shall  be  no  separate  Examination  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor 
of  Surgery,  but  candidates  may  be  admitted  to  the  degree  so  soon  as  they 
have  passed  the  Third  Examination  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of 
Medicine. 

3.  The  day  of  inauguration  of  Bachelors  of  Surgery  shall  be  the 
last  day  (or  if  that  day  be  Sunday  the  last  day  but  one)  of  the  Michaehnas 
Term. 

At  the  inauguration  the  names  shall  be  arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

MASTER   OF   SURGERY. 

General  Regulations. 

1.  Candidates  for  the  degree  of  Master  of  Surgery  shall  be  required 
(a)  to  have  done  all  that  is  required  of  Candidates  for  the  degree  of 
Bachelor  of  Surgery,  or  (b)  if  they  are  already  Masters  of  Arts  to  have 
become  legally  qualified  under  the  Medical  Acts  to  practise  Surgery. 

2.  A  Candidate  for  the  degree  of  Master  of  Surgery  may  either 
(1)  present  himself  for  the  Examination  for  the  degree,  or  (2)  apply  as 
hereinafter  provided  for  permission  to  incept  without  examination. 

Bachelors  of  Surgery  who  are  not  Masters  of  Arts  shall  not  be 
admitted  to  the  Examination  until  they  have  completed  two  years  from 
their  inauguration  as  Bachelors  of  Surgery. 

Masters  of  Arts  may  be  admitted  to  the  Examination  at  any  time  after 
their  creation  as  Masters  of  Arts. 

No  Candidate  shall  apply  for  permission  to  incept  in  Surgery  without 
examination  until  three  years  at  least  have  elapsed  (a)  from  the  time  at 
which  he  completed  all  that  is  required  of  Candidates  for  the  degree  of 
Bachelor  of  Surgery,  or  (6)  from  the  time  at  which  he  became  legally 
qualified  under  the  Medical  Acts  to  practise  Surgery. 


PKOCEEDINGS  IN  MEDICINE.  153 

3.  The  day  of  creation  of  Masters  of  Surgery  shall  be  the  Tuesday  im- 
mediately preceding  the  last  day  of  the  Easter  Term. 

At  the  creation  the  names  shall  be  arranged  in  order  of  seniority  as 
follows: 

(a)  those  who  have  been  Masters  of  Arts,  arranged  according  to 

their  seniority  as  Masters  of  Arts, 

(b)  those  who  have  been  Bachelors  of  Surgery,  arranged  according 

to  their  seniority  as  Bachelors  of  Surgery. 

Regulations  for  the  Examination. 

4.  The  Examination  for  the  degree  of  Master  of  Surgery  shall  be  held 
twice  in  the  year,  namely  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  and  in  the  Easter 
Term.  It  shall  begin  hi  the  Michaelmas  Term  on  the  Thursday  after  the 
Second  Tuesday  in  December  and  in  the  Easter  Term  on  the  Thursday 
after  the  last  Tuesday  but  one  in  the  Term. 

5.  The  Candidate  before  admission  or  re-admission  to  the  Examination 
shall  pay  to  the  Registrary  a  fee  of  £3.  3^.  for  the  University  Chest. 

6.  Those  persons  who  intend  to  present  themselves  for  the  Examin- 
ation shall  send  their  names  to  the  Registrary  not  less  than  three  weeks 
before  the  beginning  of  the  Examination,  and  no  person  whose  name  has 
not  been  so  sent  in  at  least  ten  days  before  the  beginning  of  the  examin- 
ation shall  be  admitted  to  the  Examination  unless  (a)  his  name  shall  be 
sent  to  the  Registrary  and  he  be  certified  by  the  Registrary  to  the 
Professor  of  Surgery  to  be  eligible  as  a  Candidate,  and  (b)  the  Professor 
of  Surgery  shall  grant  him  permission  to  be  examined. 

It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Registrary  to  ascertain  that  no  one  is  im- 
properly admitted  to  the  Examination,  and  to  furnish  the  f^xaminers  with 
a  correct  list  of  Candidates.  If  any  candidate  whose  name  has  not  been 
sent  in  to  the  Registrary  on  or  before  the  tenth  day  previous  to  the  com- 
mencement of  the  examination  be  nevertheless  admitted  to  the  examination 
he  shall  be  required  to  pay  through  the  Registrary  to  the  University  an 
additional  fee  of  £1. 

7.  The  Subjects  of  the  Examination  shall  be 
Pathology, 

Principles  and  Practice  of  Surgery, 

Surgical  Anatomy, 

Surgical  Operations, 

A  Surgical  case  and  a  topic  relating  to  Surgery  to  be  submitted  in 
writing  to  the  Candidate,  on  one  or  both  of  which  at  his  option 
he  shall  be  required  to  write  extempore  a  short  essay. 

8.  The  Examination  shall  be  partly  in  writing,  partly  oral,  and  partly 
practical. 

9.  The  names  of  the  successful  Candidates  in  the  Examination  shall  be 
arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

Regulations  concerning  Examiners. 

10.  The  Examiners  for  the  Examination  for  the  degree  of  Master  of 
Surgery  shall  be  the  Professor  of  Surgery  and  the  Examiners  in  Surgery 
for  the  year. 

11.  In  case  the  Professor  of  Surgery  be  prevented  by  illness  or  other 
reasonable  cause  from  taking  part  as  Examiner  e^  officio  in  the  Examination, 
it  shall  be  competent  for  him  to  appoint  a  Master  of  Surgery  who  is  a 
Member  of  the  Senate  to  examine  in  his  stead,  subject  to  the  approval 
of  the  Vice- Chancellor. 


154  PEOCEEDINGS  IN  MEDICINE. 

Regulations  for  incepting  without  Examination. 

12.  Masters  of  Arts  or  Bachelors  of  Surgery,  who  have  completed 
three  years  (a)  from  the  time  at  which  they  passed  the  last  of  the  Exainiu- 
ations  required  for  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Surgery,  or  (b)  from  the  time 
at  which  they  became  legally  qualified  under  the  Medical  Acts  to  practise 
Surgery,  may  apply  for  permission  to  incept  in  Surgery  without  examin- 
ation. 

13.  A  Candidate  shall  make  his  appUcation  in  writing  to  the  Chairman 
of  the  Special  Board  for  Medicine,  and  shall  specify  therein  the  printed  or 
written  contributions  to  the  advancement  of  the  Science  or  Art  of  Surgery 
upon  which  his  claim  for  the  degree  of  Master  of  Surgery  is  based. 

14.  Every  such  application  shall  be  considered  by  the  Degree  Com- 
mittee of  the  Special  Board,  and  if  the  Conmiittee  shall  be  of  opinion  tliat 
the  contributions  therein  specified  constitute  ^n'ma/aa'e  a  qualification  for 
the  degree,  they  shall  obtain  reports  upon  them  from  two  or  more  referees 
skilled  in  Surgery,  who  may  be  members  of  the  Committee  or  not.  The 
referees  shall  have  power  if  they  see  fit  to  examine  the  Candidate  orally  or 
otherwise  on  the  subjects  of  his  contributions,  and  their  reports  shall  be 
treated  as  confidential. 

Each  of  the  referees  shall  receive  for  his  report  a  fee  of  two  guineas: 
from  the  University  Chest. 

15.  If  the  Committee,  after  consideration  of  the  reports  of  the  referees, 
be  of  opinion  that  permission  to  incept  in  Surgery  should  be  granted  to 
the  Candidate,  their  resolution  to  that  effect,  with  the  names  of  those 
present,  and  of  those  voting  on  either  side,  shall  be  entered  on  the  minutes 
of  the  Board,  and  a  copy  thereof  certified  by  the  Chairman  of  the  Board 
shall  be  comimunicated.  to  the  Vice- Chancellor  for  preservation  in  the 
Registry. 

The  Vice-Chancellor  shall  publish  the  name  of  the  Candidate  as  being 
permitted  to  incept  in  Surgery, 

16.  No  Candidate  shall  be  present  at  the  deliberations  of  the  Com- 
mittee respecting  his  own  case. 

17.  No  final  resolution  of  the  Committee  on  the  subject  of  granting 
permission  to  incept  shall  be  taken  except  at  a  meeting  at  which  not  less 
than  two-thirds  of  the  members  of  the  Committee  are  present. 

18.  If  the  Committee  shall  be  of  opinion  that  the  permission  should 
not  be  granted,  the  Chairman  of  the  Board  shall  inform  the  Candidate 
of  the  fact. 

19.  Every  Candidate  on  making  his  application  for  permission  to 
incept  in  Surgery  without  examination  shall  pay  to  the  Registrary  a  fee  of 
five  guineas  for  the  University  Chest. 

SCHEDULES  DEFINING  THE  RANGE  OF  EXAMINATIONS. 

Published  by  the  Special  Board  tor  Medicine. 

CHEMISTRY. 

(Issued  May  4,  1908.) 

I.  The  questions  in  Chemistry  will  have  reference  to 
Essential  features  of  chemical  change.  Compounds  and  mixtures. 
Indestructibility  of  matter.  Law  of  constant  composition  and  multijile 
proportions,  equivalent,  atomic  and  molecular  weights.  Combination  of 
gases  by  volume.  Avogadro's  hypothesis.  CalciSations  involving  the 
weights  and  volumes  of  substances  which  take  part  in  or  result  from 


PROCEEDINGS  IN  MEDICINE.  155 

chemical  changes.  Atomic  and  molecular  weights  and  the  general  methods 
used  in  their  determination.  Allotropy.  Catalysis.  Diffusion  of  gases. 
Dialysis.  Oxidation  and  reduction.  General  methods  of  preparation  and 
propei'ties  of  acids,  bases  and  salts.     Electrolysis. 

Oxygen  and  hydi-ogen.  Ozone.  Water,  its  composition,  formula,  and 
chemical  properties.  Natural  waters  and  their  action  on  lead  and  iron. 
Solution  of  gases  and  sohds  in  water.  Water  of  crystallization.  Hydrogen 
peroxide. 

The  composition  and  properties  of  air.  The  detection  and  separation 
from  it  of  the  principal  constituents. 

Nitrogen,  ammonia,  nitrous  oxide,  nitric  oxide,  nitrogen  peroxide,  and 
nitric  acid. 

Chlorine,  bromine  and  iodine.  Hydrochloric  acid.  Action  of  chlorine 
on  the  alkaline  hydroxides. 

Carbon,  its  chemical  and  physical  properties.  Carbon  monoxide  and 
carbon  dioxide.     Combustion. 

Sulphur,  its  chemical  and  physical  properties.  Hydrogen  sulphide, 
sulphur  dioxide  and  trioxide,  sulphuric  acid. 

Phosphorus,  its  chemical  and  physical  properties,  phosphorus  pentoxide, 
phosphorus  trichloride  and  pentachloride,  ortho-  and  metaphosphoric  acid, 
tricalcium  phosphate.  Arseniuretted  hydrogen,  arsenious  oxide,  and 
sodium  arsenite. 

The  preparation  and  propei-ties  of  the  commoner  oxides,  hydroxides, 
carbonates,  chlorides,  sulphates  and  nitrates  of  sodium,  calcium,  lead, 
copper,  iron  and  mercury.  Manganese  dioxide  and  potassium  per- 
manganate. 

The  separation  and  purification  of  organic  compounds.  Detection  and 
estimation  of  the  constituent  elements  in  organic  compounds  and  the 
determination  of  molecular  formulae.  Homologous  series.  Isomerism, 
polymerism. 

The  general  characters  and  relationships  of  paraffins,  olefines,  acety- 
lenes, alcohols,  aldehydes,  ketones,  acids,  ethers,  etherial  salts,  amines, 
amino-acids,  and  amides;  illustrated  by  the  methods  of  preparation  and 
the  properties  of :  methane  and  ethane ;  ethylene ;  acetylene ;  methyl  and 
ethyl  alcohols ;  formaldehyde  and  acetaldehyde ;  acetone ;  formic,  acetic, 
gly collie,  lactic  (with  stereoisomers),  and  oxalic  acids;  ethyl  ether;  ethyl 
acetate;  methylamines ;  amino  acetic  acid ;  acetamide;  urea. 

Chloroform,  chloral;  hydrocyanic  acid,  methyl  cyanide.  Glycol, 
glycerol,  fats  and  soaps. 

Benzene,  toluene,  nitrobenzene,  aniline,  phenol,  benzoic  acid,  and 
salicylic  acid. 

The  evidence  (treated  from  an  elementary  standpoint)  upon  which  the  con- 
stitutional formulae  of  the  organic  substances  above-mentioned  are  based. 

Starch,  grape  sugar,  cane  sugar,  uric  acid. 

Practical. 

The  purification  of  substances  by  crystallization,  distillation  and 
precipitation. 

Detection  of  the  commoner  gases. 
■K      Simple  measurements  of  the  volumes  of  gases  which  result  from  or 
l^ftake  part  in  chemical  reactions. 

IB     Qualitative  analysis  of  simple  salts  (not  mixtures). 
IH     Volumetric  estimation  of  acids,  alkalies,  iron,  alkaline  carbonates,  and 
IBshlorides  in  neutral  solution.     Standard  solutions  wiU  be  provided. 
WK     The  detection  of   the  following  organic   compounds:'  ethyl  alcohol, 
BBftcetaldehyde,  chloral,  formic  and  acetic  acids,  aniline,  phenol,  benzoic  and 

r 


156  PROCEEDINGS  IN   MEDICINE. 

PHYSICS. 

1.  The  elements  of  Mechanics  treated  experimentally.  Methods  of 
measurement  of  lengths,  areas  and  volumes ;  graphical  methods.  Velocity, 
acceleration  and  then-  composition.  The  laws  of  motion  and  simple 
applications  of  them.     Relation  between  force,  work,  and  energy. 

The  composition  and  resolution  of  forces  in  one  plane,  moments,  centi'e 
of  gravity,  machines.  Characteristics  of  solids,  liquids  and  gases.  Density 
and  specific  gravity.  The  pressure  of  liquids  and  gases,  floating  bodies, 
Boyle's  Law,  simple  hydrostatic  machines. 

2.  The  elements  of  Heat.  Thermometry.  Measurement  of  quantity 
of  heat,  specific  heat,  latent  heat.  Expansion  of  solids,  liquids  and  gases. 
Change  of  state,  vapour  pressure,  hygrometry.  Conduction,  convection 
and  radiation.    Relation  of  heat  and  work. 

3.  The  elements  of  Light.  Propagation,  reflexion  and  refraction  of 
light.  Photometry.  The  formation  of  images  by  mirrors  and  lenses ;  the 
combination  of  two  lenses  to  form  a  microscope  or  telescope.  The 
phenomena  of  dispersion  by  a  prism.  The  optical  structure  of  the  eye; 
the  use  of  spectacles. 

4.  The  elements  of  Magnetism  and  Electricity.  The  simple  phenomena 
of  magnetism.  Lines  of  force  and  magnetic  fields.  Induced  magnetism. 
Behaviour  of  electrified  bodies;  conductors  and  insulators.  Electrostatic 
induction.  Simple  electrostatic  instruments.  Potential.  The  electric 
current,  its  magnetic,  chemical  and  heating  effects.  Simple  cells. 
Measurement  of  current;  Ohm's  Law.  Comparison  of  electromotive 
forces  and  resistances.    Electro-magnetic  induction,  the  induction-coil. 

The  knowledge  of  Physics  expected  from  the  candidates  will  be  such  as 
may  be  acquired  from  an  experimental  treatment  of  the  subject. 

The  Practical  and  Oral  part  of  the  Examination  will  include  experi- 
ments with  simple  apparatus  in  illustration  of  the  subjects  of  the  above 
schedule. 

ELEMENTARY  BIOLOGY. 
(Issued  May  24,  1910.) 
The  questions  in  Elementary  Biology  will  have  reference  to 

(1)  The  fundamental  facts  and  laws  of  the  morphology,  histology, 
physiology,  and  life-history  of  plants,  as  illustrated  by  the  following-  types: 
jSaccharomyces,  Pleurococcus,  Spirogyra,  Mucor,  Fucus,  the  Moss,  the 
Fern  (modes  of  reproduction  only),  and  the  angiospermous  flowering  plant. 

(2)  The  fundamental  facts  and  laws  of  animal  morphology,  as  illus- 
trated by  the  following  types:  Amoeba,  Paramoecium  or  Vorticella,  Hydra, 
Lumbricus,  Astacus,  Anodon,  Scy Ilium,  Rana,  Lepus. 

Under  the  head  of  vegetable  physiology  the  Student  will  not  be  expected 
to  deal  with  special  questions  relating  to  the  more  highly  differentiated 
flowering  plants. 

He  will  be  expected  to  shew  a  practical  knowledge  of  the  general 
structure  of  each  of  the  animal  types  above  specified,  and  an  elementary 
knowledge  of  the  chief  biological  laws  which  the  structural  phenomena 
illustrate.  He  will  also  be  expected  to  shew  an  elementary  knowledge  of 
the  ovum  and  its  cleavage  together  with  the  history  of  the  larva  of  Rana. 
He  will  not  be  expected  to  deal  with  purely  physiological  details. 

PHARMACOLOGY. 
(Issued  February  6, 1902.) 
The  questions  will  be  of  an  elementary  character  and  will  have  refer- 
ence to 

The  physiological  actions  of  the  more  important  ofiicial  drugs  on  the 


PROCEEDINGS  IN  MEDICINE.  •       157 

organs  and  tissues  of  the  animal  body.  The  actions  of  drugs  on  ferments, 
on  micro-organisms,  and  on  other  low  forms  of  life.  The  general  prin- 
ciples of  antagonism,  idiosyncrasy,  and  tolerance  in  relation  to  remedies. 
The  absorption  and  elimination  of  drugs.  The  relation  of  chemical  struct- 
ure to  physiological  action.  The  dosage  and  the  active  ingredients  of 
the  more  potent  official  remedies. 
There  will  also  be 

I.  [For  all  candidates.)  An  oral  examination  on  the  effects  of  drugs 
on  ferments,  on  micro-organisms,  on  blood,  on  protoplasm,  and  on  nervous 
and  muscular  tissues ;  and  on  the  interpretation  of  simple  tracings  and 
diagrams. 

II.  {Fo7'  candidates  who  have  not  passed  in  Pharmaceutical  Chemistry 
under  the  old  Regulations.)  An  oral  and  practical  examination  on  the 
chief  physical  characters  and  chemical  reactions,  so  far  as  these  are  of 
pharmacological  importance,  of  the  following  drugs:  Potassium  Iodide, 
Calomel,  Corrosive  Sublimate,  Fowler's  Solution,  Hydrochloric  Solution  of 
Arsenic,  Iron  Phosphate,  Iron  and  Ammonium  Citrate,  Tartarated  Anti- 
mony, Bismuth  Oxynitrate,  Iodoform,  Phenol,  Salicm,  SaHcylic  Acid, 
Gallic  Acid,  Tamiic  Acid,  Acetanilide,  Phenacetin,  Phenazone,  Solution  of 
Trinitrin,  Amyl  Nitrite,  Chloral  Hydrate,  Dilute  Hydrocyanic  Acid,  and 
the  alkaloids  Atropine,  Morphine,  Quinine,  Strychnine.  A  knowledge  of 
the  impurities  commonly  associated  with  the  foregoing,  so  far  as  they  are 
of  therapeutic  importance,  and  of  the  chemical  incompatibilities  of  drugs 
which  are  apt  to  be  prescribed  together,  wUl  be  expected. 

GENERAL  PATHOLOGY. 

{Issv,ed  May  24,  1910.) 

Schedules  in  Pathology  and  Pharmacology  for  the  2nd  M.B.,  Part  II,  and 
for  the  3rd  M.B.,  Part  II,  issued  by  the  Special  Board  for  Medicine. 

The  Examination  ivill  be  practical  and  oral  (without  set  papers)  and  will  he 
of  an  elementary  character. 

Pathology. 

General  Pathology.  The  degenerations  and  infiltrations.  Atrophy  and 
necrosis.  Hyperplasia  and  hypertrophy.  Passive  and  active  hyperaemia, 
oedema  and  dropsy.  Anaemia  and  leucocytosis.  Inflammation,  suppur- 
ation and  repair. 

Typical  tumours.  Simple  histioid  tumours ;  myxoma,  lipoma,  fibroma, 
chondroma,  myoma  and  osteoma.  Compound  histioid  tumours ;  papilloma 
and  adenoma.    Malignant  tumours ;  sarcomas  and  cancers. 

Elementary  morbid  anatomy  and  histology  illustrating  the  above. 

Bacteriology.    Principles  of  disinfection  and  sterilisation. 

Bacteria.  Pus-producing  organisms.  Anthrax  bacillus,  typhoid  bacillus, 
tubercle  bacillus,  diphtheria  bacillus,  tetanus  bacillus,  and  the  commoner 
organisms  with  which  these  may  be  confounded. 

The  applications  of  the  methods  used  in  the  examination  of  morbid 
secretions  and  tissues,  and  of  the  above  specific  micro-organisms. 

Pharmacology. 
A  general  knowledge  of  the  mode  of  action  of  drugs  treated  from  an 
experimental  standpoint.  Alcohol,  Ether,  Chloroform,  Chloral  Hydrate. 
Emetics.  Vegetable  astringents  and  purgatives.  Digitahs,  Ergot,  Nitrites. 
Opium  and  its  alkaloids.  Atrophic,  Cocaine,  Strychnine,  Caffeine,  Pilo- 
carpine, Physostigmine.  Hydrocyanic  acid.  Antipyretics — Quinine,  Sali- 
cylates, Phenacetin.    Antiseptics— Coal  tar,  Essential  oils.     Salt  action, 


158  PROCEEDINGS  IN  MEDICINE. 

the  theory  of  ions.  Acids,  Alkalies,  Bromides,  Iodides.  The  general  action 
of  the  heavy  metals — Mercury,  Lead,  Iron.  Arsenic.  Adrenalin,  Thyroid 
gland.    Diphtheria  antitoxin. 

The  chemical  characters  of  the  folloioinrj  drugs  in  so  far  as  they  are  of 
pharmacological  importance. 

Opium,  Atropine,  Cocaine  and  the  newer  local  anaesthetics,  Salicine  and 
the  Salicylates,  Caffeine  and  Strychnine,  The  heavy  metals  and  Tannin. 
Volatile  and  Fixed  Oils.  Hypnotics — Chloral  Hydrate,  Paraldehyde,  Sul- 
phonal.    Arsenic.    Hydrocyanic  Acid. 

Third  M.B.  Part  II. 
Pathology  and  Hygiene. 

General  Pathology  and  Bacteriology :  an  extended  knowledge  of  the 
subjects  required  for  Part  II  of  Second  M.B.  Examination  will  be  required. 

Special  Pathology:  including  certain  parts  of  morbid  anatomy  and 
histology ;  the  elements  of  Pathological  chemistry ;  and  animal  parasitology, 
bacteriology  and  Protozoology  with  special  reference  to  the  way  in  which 
parasites  attack  the  body,  the  means  by  which  the  body  attempts  to  defend 
itself,  and  the  methods  of  prevention  which  have  been  the  outcome  of 
modern  research. 

A  knowledge  of  Hygiene  and  Preventive  Medicine  will  also  be  required. 

Pharmacology,  Therapeutics,  and  Toxicology. 

A  general  knowledge  of  pharmacology  and  therapeutics.  The  signs, 
symptoms  and  treatment  of  the  more  common  cases  of  poisonmg.  The 
detection  of  blood  and  other  stains.    Urine  analysis. 


SCHOOLS  OF  MEDICINE  AND  GENERAL  HOSPITALS 
RECOGNISED  BY  THE  BOARD. 

The  University  of  Oxford. 

London  Schools  of  Medicine  and  Hospitals.  The  Medical  Schools  of — 
Charing-Cross  Hospital,  Guy's  Hospital,  King's  College  (and  Hospital), 
London  Hospital,  Middlesex  Hospital,  St  Bartholomew's  Hospital, 
St  George's  Hospital,  St  Mary's  Hospital,  St  Thomas's  Hospital,  Univer- 
sity College  (and  Hospital),  Westmmster  Hospital. 

Provincial  Schools  of  Medicine.  Birmingham:  Mason  College.  Bristol: 
University  College  Medical  School.  Cardiff :  University  College  of  South 
Wales  and  Monmouthshire  (Faculty  of  Medicine).  Leeds :  Yorkshire  College 
(Medical  Department) .  Liverpool :  University  College  and  Royal  Infirmary 
School  of  Medicine.  Manchester:  Owens  College  and  Royal  School  of 
Medicine,  Newcastle-upon-Tyne:  College  of  Medicine.  Sheffield:  School  of 
Medicine. 

Provincial  Hospitals.  Bath:  Royal  United  Hospital,  Bedford:  General 
Infirmary.  Birmingham:  General  Hospital,  Queen's  Hospital.  Brighton: 
Sussex  County  Hospital.  Bristol:  Royal  Infirmary,  General  Hospital. 
Cambridge :  Addenbrooke's  Hospital.  Canterbury :  Kent  and  Canterbury 
Hospital.  Cardiff:  Infii-mary.  Derby:  Derbyshire  General  Infirmary. 
Exeter:  Devon  and  Exeter  Hospital.  Gloucester:  General  Infii-mary. 
Hull :  General  Infirmary.  Leeds :  General  Infirmary.  Leicester : 
Infibrmary.  Liverpool  :  Royal  Infirmary,  Northern  Hospital,  Royal 
Southern  Hospital,  United  Hospitals.  Manchester:  Royal  Infirmary. 
Newcastle-upon-Tyne  :    Infirmary.     Northampton :    General    Infirmary. 


PROCEEDINGS  IN  MEDICINE.  159 

Norwich:  Norfolk  and  Norwich  Hospital.  Nottingham:  General  Hospital. 
Oxford:  Radclifife  Infirmary.  Salisbury:  General  Infirmary.  ShefiBeld: 
General  Infirmary.  Shrewsbury :  Salop  Infirmary.  Southampton  :  Royal 
South  Hants  Infirmary.  Stafford:  Staffordshire  General  Infirmary. 
Stoke-upon-Trent :  North  Staffordshire  Infirmary.  Winchester:  Royal 
Hants  County  Hospital.  Worcester :  General  Infirmary .  York:  County 
Hospital. 

Scotch  Schools  of  Medicine.  Anderson's  CoUege,  Glasgow.  University 
of  Aberdeen.  Surgeon's  Hall  School  of  Medicine,  Edinburgh.  University 
of  Edinburgh.  University  of  Glasgow.  University  of  St  Andrews  (in- 
cluding University  College,  Dundee). 

Scotch  Hospitals.  Aberdeen:  Royal  Infirmary.  Dundee:  Royal  In- 
firmary. Edinburgh:  Royal  Infirmary.  Glasgow:  Royal  Infirmary, 
Western  Infirmary.  Greenock :  Hospital  and  Infirmary.  Paisley :  In- 
firmary. 

Irish  Schools  of  Medicine.  Carmichael  College,  Dublin.  Catholic 
University,  Dublin.  Royal  College  of  Surgeons,  Dublin.  Ledwich  School 
of  Surgery,  Dublin.  Queen's  College,  Belfast.  Queen's  College,  Cork. 
Queen's  College,  Galway.    Trinity  CoUege,  Dublin. 

Irish  Hospitals.  Cork :  North  Charitable  Infirmary,  South  Charitable 
Infirmary.  Dublin:  Adelaide  Hospital,  City  of  Dublin  Hospital,  Dr 
Steeven's  Hospital,  Meath  Hospital,  Richmond,  Whitworth  and  Hardwicke 
(Government)  Hospital,  Sir  Patrick  Dun's  Hospital,  St  Vincent's  Hospital, 
Mater  Misericordiae  Hospital.  Belfast :  Royal  Hospital.  Galway :  County 
Infirmary. 

Colonial  and  Foreign  Schools  of  Medicine  and  Hospitals.  University 
of  Adelaide,  Australia.  Baltimore:  Johns  Hopkins  University.  Berlin. 
Bombay:  Grant  Medical  College.  Bonn.  Boston:  Harvard  University. 
Breslau.  Brussels.  Calcutta:  Medical  College.  Copenhagen.  Gottingen. 
Halle.  Heidelberg.  Kingston,  Ontario:  Queen's  University.  Lahore: 
Medical  College.  Leipzig.  Leyden.  Madras:  Medical  College.  Uni- 
versity of  Melbourne,  Australia.  Montpellier.  Montreal :  McGill  College 
and  University.  Munich.  University  of  the  City  of  New  York.  Uni- 
versity of  New  Zealand.  Padua.  Paris.  Pavia.  Philadelphia :  Jefferson 
Medical  College,  Pennsylvania  University.  Prague.  Stockholm.  Strass- 
burg.  University  of  Sydney,  Australia.  Toronto:  University  of  Toronto. 
Tubingen.     Turin.    Vienna.     Wiirzburg.     Zurich. 

Of  the  three  years  during  which  attendance  on  Medical  and  Surgical 
Practice  is  required  previous  to  the  Second  Part  of  the  Third  M.B.  Examin- 
ation (Reg.  20),  not  less  than  two  years  must  be  passed  at  a  General 
Hospital  for  Medical  and  Surgical  Patients;  and  periods  not  exceeding 
six  months  may  be  passed  in  attendance  at  a  recognised  Asylum  or 
Hospital  for  the  Insane,  not  exceeding  six  months  at  a  recognised 
Hospital  for  Children  either  as  a  Student  (in  Hospitals  A)  or  as  a  resident 
Medical  Officer  (in  Hospitals  B),  not  exceeding  three  months  at  a  recog- 
nised Maternity  Hospital,  not  exceeding  three  months  at  a  recognised 
Fever  Hospital,  not  exceeding  three  months  at  a  recognised  Hospital 
for  Special  Diseases,  and  not  exceeding  three  months  at  a  recognised 
Ophthalmic  Hospital. 

SPECIAL  HOSPITALS  RECOGNISED  BY  THE  BOARD. 

Hospitals  for  the  Insane.  England :  The  County  and  Borough  Asylums 
and  Public  Hospitals  for  the  Insane.  Scotland:  The  Public  Asylums 
for  the  Insane.  Ireland :  The  District  Asylums,  the  Asylums  at  Dundnun, 
and  Swift's  Hospital. 


160  REGULATIONS   FOR   EXAMINERS. 

Hospitals  for  Children — A.  London:  The  Hospital  for  Sick  Children, 
Great  Ormond  Street.  Edinburgh:  Royal  Hospital  for  Sick  Children. 
Glasgow :  Hospital  for  Sick  Children. 

Hospitals  for  Children — B.  London:  East  London  Hospital  for 
Children,  Evelina  Hospital,  North  Eastern  Hospital  for  Children. 
Birmingham:  Free  Hospital  for  Sick  Children.  Livei-pool:  Infirmary  for 
Children.    Manchester :  Pendlebury  Hospital  for  Sick  Children, 

Maternity  Hospitals.  London:  Queen  Charlotte's  Lying-in  Hospital. 
Dublin :  Rotunda  Lying-in  Hospital. 

Fever  Hospitals.  London :  London  Fever  Hospital  (Liverpool  Eoad). 
Fever  Hospitals  of  the  Metropolitan  Asylums  Board.  Plaistow  and 
Dagenham  Hospitals.  Leeds  :  Borough  Fever  Hospital.  Edinburgh : 
Fever  Hospital.  Glasgow:  City  of  Glasgow  Fever  Hospital.  Dublin: 
Fever  Hospital  (Cork  Street).  Liverpool:  City  Fever  Hospitals  (North, 
South  and  ParkhUl).  Birmingham:  City  Hospital.  Bristol:  City  Isola- 
tion Hospitals.    Newcastle-on-Tyne :  City  Hospital  for  Infectious  Diseases. 

Hospital  for  Special  Diseases.  London:  The  Hospital  for  Consump- 
tion and  Diseases  of  the  Chest  (Brompton). 

Ophthalmic  Hospital.  London:  Royal  London  Ophthalmic  Hospital 
(Moorfields). 

EXAMINERS  FOR  THE  NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOS,  THE 
FIRST  AND  THE  SECOND  EXAMINATION  FOR  M.B.,  AND 
THE  SPECIAL  EXAMINATIONS  IN  NATURAL  SCIENCE. 

I,  That  the  following  Examiners  be  nominated  as  hereinafter  pro- 
vided and  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  at  a  congregation  before  the 
division  of  the  Michaehnas  Term  in  each  year. 

(1)  Two  Examuiers  in  Physics  whose  duty  it  shall  be  to  take  part 
in  the  Examinations  for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos ;  and  two  Examiners 
in  Elementary  Physics  whose  duty  it  shall  be  to  take  part  in  the  First 
Examination  for  M.B.,  and  the  Special  Examinations  in  Physics  and  in 
Chemistry. 

(2)  Two  Examiners  in  Chemistry  whose  duty  it  shall  be  to  take 
part  in  the  Examinations  for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos;  and  two 
Examiners  in  Elementary  Chemistry  whose  duty  it  shall  be  to  take  part 
in  the  First  Examination  for  M.B.  and  the  Special  Examinations  in 
Physics  and  in  Chemistry. 

(3)  Two  Examiners  in  Mineralogy  whose  duty  it  shall  be  to  take 
part  in  the  Examinations  for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos. 

(4)  Two  Examiners  in  Geology  whose  duty  it  shall  be  to  take  part 
in  the  Examinations  for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos. 

(6)  Two  Examiners  in  Botany  whose  duty  it  shall  be  to  take  part 
in  the  Examinations  for  the  Natural  Sciences  Triiios. 

(6)  Two  Examiners  in  Zoology  whose  duty  it  shaU  be  to  take  part 
in  the  Examinations  for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos. 

(7)  Two  Examiners  in  Elementary  Biology  whose  duty  it  shall  be 
to  take  part  in  the  First  Examination  for  M.B. 

(8)  Two  Examiners  in  Human  Anatomy  for  the  Natural  Sciences 
Tripos  whose  duty  it  shall  be  to  take  part  in  the  Examinations  for  the 
Natural  Sciences  Tripos;  and  two  Examiners  in  Human  Anatomy  for 
Medical  Degrees. 

(9)  Two  Examiners  in  Physiology  for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos 
whose  duty  it  shall  be  to  take  part  in  the  Examinations  for  the  Natural 
Sciences  Tripos  and  the  Special  Examination  in  Physiology;  and  two 
Examiners  in  Physiology  for  Medical  Degrees. 


REGULATIONS  FOR  EXA.MINERS.  161 

II.  That,  as  heretofore,  it  be  the  duty  of  the  Regius  Professor  of 
Physic  to  take  part  as  Examiner  ex  officio  in  the  First  and  Second  Ex- 
aminations for  M.B. 

III.  That  each  of  the  two  Examiners  in  Physics,  and  in  Chemistry, 
receive  from  the  University  Chest  a  fixed  stipend  of  twenty  pounds 
together  with  the  sum  of  five  shillings  for  each  Candidate  examined  by 
him  in  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos. 

That  each  of  the  two  Examiners  in  Human  Anatomy  and  in  Physio- 
logy for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos  receive  from  the  University  Chest 
a  fixed  stipend  of  twenty  pounds  together  with  the  sum  of  five  shillings 
for  each  Candidate  examined  by  him  in  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos, 
or  in  a  Special  Examination. 

That  each  of  the  two  Examiners  in  Human  Anatomy  and  in  Physiology 
for  Medical  Degrees  receive  from  the  University  Chest  a  fixed  stipend  of 
ten  pounds  together  with  the  sum  of  five  shillings  for  each  Candidate 
examined  by  him  in  the  Second  Examination  for  M.B. 

That  each  of  the  two  Examiners  in  Geology  and  in  Botany  receive 
from  the  University  Chest  a  fixed  stipend  of  twenty  pounds  together  with 
the  sum  of  five  shillings  for  each  Candidate  examined  by  him  in  the 
Natural  Sciences  Tripos,  and  that  each  of  the  two  Examiners  in  Zoology 
and  Comparative  Anatomy  receive  from  the  University  Chest  a  fixed  stipend 
of  twenty  pounds,  to  be  increased  to  thirty  pounds  in  the  event  of  their 
being  required  to  examine  candidates  in  subject  (8)  in  the  Second  Part  of 
the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos,  together  with  the  sum  of  five  shillings  for 
each  candidate  examined  by  him  in  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos. 

That  each  of  the  two  Examiners  in  Mineralogy  receive  from  the 
University  Chest  a  fixed  stipend  of  twenty  pounds  together  with  the  simi 
of  five  shillings  for  each  Candidate  examined  by  him  in  the  Natural 
Sciences  Tripos. 

That  each  of  the  two  Examiners  in  Elementary  Physics,  in  Elemen- 
tary Chemistry,  and  in  Elementary  Biology  receive  a  fixed  stipend  of 
thirty  pounds  together  with  the  sum  of  two  shillings  for  each  Candidate 
examined  by  him  in  the  First  Examination  for  M.B.  or  in  the  Special 
Examinations  in  Physics  or  in  Chemistry  or  in  the  Preliminary  Examin- 
ation in  Science. 

IV.  That  the  Examiners  in  Physics,  in  Chemistry,  and  in  Mineralogy, 
one  of  the  Examiners  in  Elementary  Physics  and  one  of  the  Examiners  in 
Elementary  Chemistry,  be  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Physics 
and  Chemistry  with  the  concurrence  of  a  joint  meeting  of  the  Special 
Boards  for  Medicine,  Physics  and  Chemistry,  and  Biology  and  Geology. 

That  the  Examiners  in  Geology,  in  Botany,  in  Zoology,  in  Physio- 
logy, and  in  Human  Anatomy  for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos,  and  one  of 
the  Examiners  in  Elementary  Biology,  be  nominated  by  the  Special 
Board  for  Biology  and  Geology  with  the  concurrence  of  a  joint  meeting 
of  the  Special  Boards  for  Medicine,  for  Physics  and  Chemistry,  and 
for  Biology  and  Geology. 

That  the  Examiners  in  Human  Anatomy  and  in  Physiology  for 
Medical  Degrees,  and  one  of  the  Examiners  in  Elementary  Physics,  in 
Elementary  Chemistry,  and  in  Elementary  Biology,  be  nominated  by 
the  Special  Board  for  Medicine  with  the  concurrence  of  a  joint  meeting 
of  the  Special  Boards  for  Medicine,  for  Physics  and  Chemistry,  and  for 
Biology  and  Geology. 

KThat  if  the  joint  meeting  of  the  Special  Boards  as  aforesaid  refuse  to 
icur  in  any  nomination  made  by  a  Special  Board,  it  be  the  duty  of  such 
icial  Board  to  proceed  to  make  another  uominatiou,  and  that,  if  the 
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162  EXAMINATION  IN  SANITARY   SCIENCE. 

joint  meeting  refuse  to  concur  in  such  second  nomination,  the  nomination 
for  that  turn  be  made  by  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

V.  That  the  following  rules  apply  to  the  Examiners  appointed  in 
accordance  with  the  regulations  contained  in  this  Report. 

(1)  The  Examiners  in  each  subject  shall  be  jointly  responsible  for 
all  the  questions  in  that  subject  set  in  the  several  Examinations  in  which 
they  take  part. 

(2)  In  the  Examinations  for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos,  and  in 
the  second  Examination  for  M.B.,  the  papers  in  each  subject  of  all  the 
candidates  shall  be  looked  over  and  their  practical  work  tested  by  both  the 
Examiners  in  that  subject. 

(3)  In  the  Special  Examinations  in  Natural  Science  no  candidate 
shall  be  placed  in  the  First  Class  unless  his  papers  in  each  subject  have 
been  looked  over  and  his  practical  work  tested  by  both  the  Examiners  in 
that  subject. 

(4)  No  candidate  shall  be  judged  to  have  failed  to  pass  in  any 
subject  in  any  of  the  Examinations  unless  his  papers  have  been  looked 
over  and  his  practical  work  tested  by  both  the  Examiners  in  that  subject. 

(5)  The  Examiners  in  each  subject  shall  both  be  present  at  all  oral 
examinations  in  that  subject. 

(6)  The  Examiners  taking  part  in  a  Special  Examination  in  Natural 
Science  shall  send  a  report  of  the  results  of  the  Examination  to  the  Sec- 
retary of  the  Board  of  Examinations  within  a  week  after  the  publication 
of  the  Class  List. 

(7)  The  Examiners  in  each  subject  shall  both  be  present  at  the 
meeting  for  arranging  the  Class  List  of  any  Examination  wherein  they 
take  part. 

VI.  That  each  Examiner  appointed  in  accordance  with  the  regu- 
lations contained  in  this  Report  be  a  member  of  the  Special  Board  of 
Studies  by  which  he  was  nominated ;  that  any  Examiner  in  whose  case 
the  nomination  has  been  made  by  the  Vice-Chancellor  be  a  member  of  the 
Special  Board  originally  charged  with  the  nomination;  and  that  each 
Examiner  become  a  member  of  such  Board  at  the  beginning  of  the  term 
succeeding  his  appointment,  and  hold  office  for  twelve  months. 


EXAMINATION  IN   SANITARY   SCIENCE. 

Two  Examinations  will  be  held  during  the  year  1914 ;  one  in  April,  and 
one  in  October.  In  April  Part  I  of  the  Examination  will  begin  on 
Wednesday,  April  1,  and  Part  II  on  Monday,  April  6.  In  October  Part  I 
of  the  Examination  will  begin  on  Monday,  October  5,  and  Part  II  on 
Monday,  October  12. 

Any  person  possessing  a  registered  qualification  in  Medicine,  Surgery, 
and  Midwifery  may  be  a  candidate  provided  that 

I.  Before  admission  to  Part  I,  he  produce  satisfactory  evidence  that, 
after  obtaining  a  registrable  Qualification,  he  has  received  practical  in- 
struction in  a  Laboratory  or  Laboratories,  British  or  Foreign,  approved  by 
the  State  Medicine  Syndicate,  in  which  Chemistry,  Bacteriology,  and  the 
Pathology  of  the  Diseases  of  Animals  transmissible  to  Man  are  taught ; 

II.  Before  admission  to  Part  II,  his  course  for  the  Diploma  has 
extended  over  a  period  of  not  less  than  nine  calendar  months;  and  he 
produce  satisfactory  evidence — 


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EXAMINATION  IN  SANITAEY  SCIENCE.  163 

(i)  Either  (1)  that,  after  obtaining  a  registrable  Qualification,  he  has 
(luring  six  months  been  diligently  engaged  in  acquiring  a  practical  know- 
ledge of  the  duties,  routine  and  special,  of  Public  Health  Administration 
under  the  personal  supervision  of — 

{a)  In  England  and  Wales,  the  Medical  Officer  of  Health  of  a 
County  or  of  a  single  or  combined  Sanitary  District  having  a  population  of 
not  less  than  50,000,  or  a  Medical  Officer  of  Health  devoting  his  whole  time 
to  Public  Health  work ;  or — 

{}))  In  Scotland,  a  Medical  Officer  of  Health  of  a  County  or 
Counties,  or  of  one  or  more  Districts  having  a  population  of  not  less  than 
.{0,000;  or— 

(c)  In  Ireland,  a  Medical  Superintendent  Officer  of  Health  of  a 
District  or  Districts  having  a  population  of  not  less  than  30,000 ;  or — 

{d)     In  the  British  Dominions  outside  the  United  Kingdom,  a 
Medical  Officer  of  Health  of  a  Sanitary  District  having  a  population  of  not 
ii  II   less  than  30,000,  who  himself  holds  a  registrable  Diploma  in  Public  Health ; 
til  or— 

(e)    A  Medical  Officer  of  Health  who  is  also  a  Teacher  in  the 
Department  of  Public  Health  of  a  recognised  Medical  School ;  or — 
;.  (/)    A  Sanitary  Staff  Officer  of  the  Eoyal  Army  Medical  Corps 

J 11  having  charge  of  an  Army  Corps,  District,  Command,  or  Division,  recog- 
nised for  this  purpose  by  the  General  Medical  Council ;  or — 

(g)  An  Assistant  Medical  Officer  of  Health  of  a  County,  or  of  a 
single  Sanitary  District  having  a  population  of  not  less  than  50,000, 
provided  the  Medical  Officer  of  Health  of  the  County  or  District  in  question 
permits  the  Assistant  Officer  to  give  the  necessary  instruction  and  issue 
certificates : 

or  (2)  that  he  has  himself  held  for  a  period  of  not  less  than  three  years 
an  appointment  as  Medical  Officer  of  Health  of  a  Sanitary  District  within 
the  British  Dominions,  and  having  a  population  of  not  less  than  15,000. 

and  (ii)  that,  after  obtaining  a  registrable  Qualification,  he  has  during 
three  months  attended  at  least  tmce  weekly  the  practice  of  a  Hospital  for 
Infectious  Diseases,  at  which  he  has  received  instruction  in  the  Methods  of 
Administration. 

The  Certificate  of  an  Assistant  Officer  of  Health  of  a  County  or  of  a 
single  Sanitary  District  having  a  population  of  not  less  than  50,000  may 
be  accepted  as  evidence  under  paragraph  (ii),  provided  the  Medical  Officer 
of  Health  of  the  County  or  District  in  question  permits  the  Assistant 
Officer  to  give  the  necessary  instruction  and  to  issue  certificates. 

*^*  The  provisions  as  to  previous  study,  paragraphs  I  and  II,  shall 
not  apply  to  Medical  Practitioners  registered,  or  entitled  to  be  registered, 
on  or  before  January  I,  1890.  A  candidate,  who  previous  to  January  1902 
was  admitted  or  was  qualified  for  admission  to  the  examination,  or  who 
had  already  entered  on  the  course  of  study  prescribed  by  the  Regulations 
in  force  before  that  date,  will  continue  to  be  admissible  on  presenting  the 
certificates  required  under  the  Old  Regulations. 

The  First  Part  of  the  Examination  will  have  reference  to  the  General 
Principles  of  Sanitary  Science,  and  will  comprise  the  following  subjects. 

The  elements  of  chemistry  and  physics ;  methods  of  chemical  analysis, 
and  in  particular  the  analysis  of  foods,  air,  water  and  sewage.  The  lavvs 
of  heat  and  the  elements  of  pneumatics,  hydrostatics,  and  hydraulics,  in  their 
application   to  warming,  ventilation,  water-supply,  and  drainage.     The 


164  EXAMINATION  IN   SANITARY  SCIENCE. 

geological  and  other  conditions  determining  the  healthiness  of  sites  for 
dwellings.  Sources,  storage,  and  purification  ofwater-supply.  Theelements 
of  meteorology  in  relation  to  health.  The  effects  on  health  of  season  and 
climate.  The  general  principles  and  chemistry  of  sewage  disposal.  Dis- 
infectants, their  chemistry  and  use.  The  microscopical  examination  of 
foods,  and  the  detection  of  the  commoner  forms  of  contamination.  Klffects 
on  health  of  overcrowding,  vitiated  air,  impure  water,  polluted  soils,  and 
bad  or  insufficient  food.  The  methods  of  bacteriological  investigation  and 
analysis.  The  bacteriology  of  air,  water,  food,  and  soil.  The  general 
pathology  of  infection,  and  of  the  diseases  of  animals  that  are  transmissible 
to  man. 

The  Second  Part  of  the  Examination  will  have  reference  to  State 
Medicine  and  to  the  applications  of  Pathology  and  Sanitary  Science,  and 
will  comprise  the  following  subjects. 

Laws  and  Statutes  relating  to  Public  Health  i.  The  model  By-Laws  of 
the  Local  Government  Board.  Sanitation  of  dwellings,  schools,  factories, 
and  workshops,  and  of  villages  and  towns.  School  hygiene.  Inspection  of 
slaughter-houses,  cow-sheds,  etc.  Inspection  of  meat  and  other  articles  of 
food.  Principles  of  building-construction  in  their  application  to  dwellings, 
hospitals,  and  schools.  The  general  principles  and  practice  of  sanitary 
engineering.  General  Epidemiology,  with  special  reference  to  the  origin, 
pathology,  symptoms,  propagation,  geographical  distribution,  and  preven- 
tion of  the  epidemic,  endemic,  and  other  infective  diseases  both  of  temperate 
and  of  tropical  climates.  The  methods  applicable  to  the  medical  investigation 
of  epidemics.  Unwholesome  trades  and  occupations,  and  the  diseases  to 
which  they  give  rise.  Nuisances  injurious  or  dangerous  to  health.  The 
principles  and  methods  of  Vital  Statistics  in  relation  to  Public  Health. 

N.B.  The  foregoing  Schedule  is  not  to  be  understood  as  limiting  the 
scope  of  the  examination,  which  will  include  every  branch  of  Sanitary 
Science.  No  candidate  will  be  approved  by  the  Examiners  who  does  not 
shew  a  high  proficiency  in  all  the  branches  of  study,  scientific  and  practical, 
which  bear  upon  the  duties  of  Medical  Officers  of  Health. 

The  Examination  in  both  Parts  will  be  oral  and  practical  as  well  as  in 
writing. 

Candidates  may  present  themselves  for  either  Part  separately  or  for  both 
together  at  their  option;  but  the  result  of  the  examination  of  any  candidate 
will  not  be  published  until  he  has  passed  to  the  satisfaction  of  the 
Examiners  in  both  Parts. 

Marks  of  distinction  will  be  placed  opposite  the  names  of  candidates 
who  have  specially  distinguished  themselves  either  in  (1)  the  General 
Principles  of  Hygiene,  (2)  Bacteriology,  (3)  Chemistry  in  Part  I  of  the 
Examination,  or  (4)  the  Second  Part  of  the  Examination. 

Every  candidate  will  be  required  to  pay  a  fee  of  six  guineas  before  admis- 
sion or  re-admission  to  either  Part  of  the  examination,  but  candidates,  who 
have  presented  themselves  before  the  year  1896,  will  be  re-admitted  to  either 
part  on  payment  of  a  fee  of  five  guineas. 

Every  candidate  who  has  passed  both  Parts  of  the  Examination  to  the 
satisfaction  of  the  Examiners  will  receive  a  Diploma  testifying  to  his  com- 
petent knowledge  of  what  is  required  for  the  duties  of  a  Medical  Officer  of 
Health. 

1  AU  camliilates  will  be  examined  in  the  provisions  of  the  Englisli  Statutes  relating  to  Public  Health, 
but  any  candidate  will  be  Kiven  an  opportunity  of  sliewing  a  special  knowledge  of  other  Sanitary  Laws 
in  operation  within  the  British  Empire,  provided  that,  when  applying  for  admission  to  the  Examination, 
he  give  notice  of  his  desire  and  indicate  the  Special  Law  he  proposes  to  offer. 


EXAMINATION  IN  TROPICAL  MEDICINE  AND  HYGIENE.    165 

All  applications  for  information  respecting  this  Examination  should  be 
addressed  to  J .  E.  Purvis,  M.A.  ,  Secretary  to  the  State  Medicine  Syndicate, 
The  Chemical  Laboratory,  Pembroke  Street,  Cambridge. 

Candidates  who  desire  to  present  themselves  for  the  Examination  must 
Bend  in  their  applications,  on  forms  supplied  for  the  purpose,  to  Dr  J.  N. 
Keynes,  Registrary  of  the  University  of  Cambridge,  for  the  April  examina- 
tion on  or  before  March  18,  and  for  the  October  examination  on  or  before 
September  21.  The  prescribed  Certificates,  together  with  the  fees,  must 
be  sent  to  the  Registrary  so  as  to  reach  him  not  later  than  10  a.m.  on 
March  23  and  September  28  respectively.  Cheques  should  be  crossed 
f  Barclay  and  Co.  Ltd."  The  fee  for  either  part  of  the  examination  cannot 
be  returned  to  any  candidate  who  fails  to  present  himself;  but  he  will  be 
entitled  without  payment  of  an  additional  fee  to  be  a  candidate  on  one 
subsequent  occasion. 


Examination  in  Tropical  Medicine  and  Hygiene. 

Examinations  in  Tropical  Medicine  and  Hygiene  will  be  held  in 
Cambridge  in  January  and  in  August.  Each  Examination  will  extend 
over  four  days. 

Any  person  possessing  a  registrable  qualification  in  Medicine,  Surgery, 
and  Midwifery  is  admissible  as  a  Candidate  to  this  Examination,  provided 

(I)  that  a  period  of  not  less  than  twelve  months  have  elapsed  be- 
tween his  attainment  of  a  registrable  qualification  and  his  admission  to 
the  Examination ; 

(II)  that  he  produce  evidence,  satisfactory  to  the  Syndicate,  that  he 
has  diligently  studied  Pathology  (including  parasitology  and  bacteriology) 
in  relation  to  Tropical  Diseases,  Clinical  Medicine  and  Surgery  at  a 
Hospital  for  Tropical  Diseases,  and  Hygiene  and  Methods  of  Sanitation 
applicable  to  Tropical  Climates. 

*^*  As  evidence  of  study  and  attainments  a  Candidate  may  present  to 
the  Syndicate  (1)  any  dissertation,  memoir,  or  other  record  of  work  carried 
out  by  himself  on  a  subject  connected  with  Tropical  Medicine  or  Hygiene, 
(2)  any  Certificate  or  Diploma  in  Public  Health  or  Sanitary  Science  he 
may  have  obtained  from  a  recognised  Examining  Body.  Such  evidence 
will  be  considered  by  the  Syndicate  in  determining  whether  he  is  qualified 
for  admission  to  the  Examination,  and  by  the  Examiners  in  determining 
whether,  if  admitted,  he  shall  be  included  in  the  list  of  successful  Can- 
didates. 

The  Examination  will  have  reference  to  the  nature,  incidence,  pre- 
vention, and  treatment  of  the  epidemic  and  other  diseases  prevalent  in 
Tropical  Countries.    It  will  comprise  the  following  subjects: 

1.  The  methods  of  pathological  and  bacteriological  investigation. 
The  examination  of  the  blood.  The  characters,  diagnosis,  and  life-history 
of  animal  and  vegetable  parasites.  The  examination,  chemical  and  micro- 
scopic, of  poisonous  or  contaminated  foods  and  waters. 

2.  The  origin,  pathology,  propagation,  distribution,  prevention, 
symptoms,  diagnosis,  and  treatment  of  the  epidemic,  endemic,  and  other 
diseases  of  Tropical  climates,  including — Malaria;  Blackwater  Fever; 
Trypanosomiasis;  Eelai)sing  Fever;  Dengue;  Yellow  Fever;  Plague; 
Tetanus;  Beri-beri;  Dysentery  and  Hepatic  Abscess,  Cholera,  Enteric 
Fever,  Malta  Fever,  and  Specific  Diarrhoeal  affections  of  the  Tropics; 
Diseases  due  to  Cestode  and  other  worms;  Filariasis;  BUharzial  disease; 
Specific  Boils,  Sores,  and  other  Cutaneous  affections ;  Mycetoma ;  Ophthal- 
mic affections  of  the  Tropics;  affections  caused  by  poisonous  Plants  and 
Animals,  and  by  poisoned  weapons ;  Sunstroke. 


166      PKOCEEDINGS  IN  SCIENCE  AND  IN  LETTERS. 

3.  The  general  effects  on  health  in  the  Tropics  of  seasons  and 
climate,  soil,  water,  and  food.  Personal  hygiene,  acclimatisation.  Prin- 
ciples of  general  hygiene,  with  special  reference  to  food-  and  water-snp- 
plies,  sites,  dwellings,  drainage,  and  the  disposal  of  refuse.  The  Sanitation 
of  native  quarters,  camps,  plantations,  factories,  hospitals,  asylums,  jails, 
pilgrim  and  coolie  ships.     Principles  and  methods  of  disinfection. 

The  Examination  will  be  partly  in  writing,  partly  oral,  and   partly 
practical  and  clinical.     The  clinical  part  will  be  conducted  at  a  hospital 
for  Tropical  Diseases,  at  which  cases  wiU  be  submitted  for  diagnosis  and   ' 
comment. 

Every  Candidate  will  be  required  to  pay  a  fee  of  nine  guineas  before 
admission  or  re-admission  to  the  Examination.  A  Candidate,  who  after 
being  approved  for  admission  fails  to  present  himself  at  the  Examination, 
will  not  have  the  fee  returned,  but  will  be  entitled  to  present  himself 
without  further  fee  on  one  subsequent  occasion. 

Every  Candidate  who  passes  the  Examination  to  the  satisfaction  of  the 
Examiners  will  receive  from  the  University  a  Diploma  testifying  to  his 
knowledge  and  skill  in  Tropical  Medicine  and  Hygiene. 

All  applications  for  information  respecting  the  Examination  should  be 
addressed  to  Dr  G.  S.  Graham-Smith,  Pathological  Laboratory. 

Candidates  who  desire  to  present  themselves  for  the  Examination  must 
send  in  their  applications  on  forms  supplied  for  the  purpose,  and  transmit 
them,  together  with  the  required  evidence  of  study,  and  the  fee  of  nine 
guineas,  to  The  Eegistrary  of  the  University,  Registry,  Cambridge, 
not  later  than  July  29  for  the  August  Examination,  or  not  later  than 
December  30,  for  the  January  Examination.  Cheques  should  be  crossed 
"Barclay  and  Co.  Ltd." 


PROCEEDINGS  IN   SCIENCE   AND  IN  LETTERS. 

Students  in  Science  who,  having  already  taken  a  Degree  in  Arts,  Law, 
Medicine,SurgeryorMusic, have  given  proofs  of  distinction  in  Science  by  some 
original  contribution  to  the  advancement  of  Science,  and  have  done  all  that 
is  required  by  the  Statutes  and  Ordinances  of  the  University,  may  be  ad- 
mitted to  the  title  of  Doctor  Designate  in  Science,  and  shall  afterwards  be 
created  Doctors  at  the  time  prescribed  by  the  University.    Stat.  A.  c.  ii.  §  12. 

Students  in  Letters  who,  having  already  taken  a  Degree  in  Arts,  Law> 
Medicine,  Surgery  or  Music,  have  given  proofs  of  distinction  by  some  original 
contribution  to  the  advancement  of  Learning,  and  have  done  all  that  is 
required  by  the  Statutes  and  Ordinances  of  the  University,  may  be  admitted 
to  the  title  of  Doctor  Designate  in  Letters,  and  shall  afterwards  be  created 
Doctors  at  the  time  prescribed  by  the  University.     Stat.  A.  c.  ii.  §  13. 

The  day  for  creation  is  in  each  case  the  Tuesday  immediately  preceding 
the  last  day  of  Easter  Term. 

REGULATIONS  FOR  THE  DEGREES  OF  DOCTOR  IN  SCIENCE 
AND  DOCTOR  IN  LETTERS. 

1.  Any  person  may  be  a  Candidate  for  the  degree  of  Doctor  in  Science 
or  Doctor  in  Letters  who  is  a  Master  of  Arts,  Law,  Surgery  or  Music,  of  not 
less  than  five  years'  standing,  or  a  Bachelor  of  Medicine  of  not  less  than 
seven  years'  standing. 


PKOCEEDINGS  IN  SCIENCE   AND  IN   LETTERS.      167 

2.  Such  Candidate  shall  make  his  application  in  writing  to  the  Regis - 
tiary,  stating  at  the  same  time  which  is  the  Special  Board  of  Studies  with 
which  he  considers  that  the  subject  of  his  original  contribution  to  the 
advancement  of  Science  or  Learning  is  most  nearly  connected,  and  shall 
specify  therein  the  printed  contribution  or  contributions  to  the  advance- 
ment of  Science  or  Learning  on  which  his  claim  for  a  degree  is  based.  He 
shall  at  the  same  time  send  to  the  Registrary  a  copy  of  each  of  the  contri- 
butions to  the  advancement  of  Science  or  Learning  specified  in  his  appli- 
cation, and  a  fee  of  ten  guineas  for  the  University  Chest.  If  the 
application  is  granted,  this  sum  shall  form  part  of  the  University  fee  for 
the  Degree.  The  Registrary  shall  forthwith  forward  the  application  to 
the  Chairman  of  the  Special  Board  indicated. 

3.  Such  applications  shall  be  referred  to  a  Committee  of  the  Special 
Board  of  Studies,  to  be  called  the  Degree  Committee  of  the  Board.  The 
Degree  Committee  shall  consist  of  the  Chairman  of  the  Board,  of  the  Pro- 
fessors and  Readers  who  are  members  of  such  Board  either  by  Statute  or  by 
Grace  as  Professors  (including  the  Public  Orator  in  the  case  of  the  Classical 
Board)  or  Readers,  and  Members  of  the  Senate  elected  to  serve  on  the 
Board  on  the  nomination  of  the  Council  of  the  Senate.  Provided  that  the 
Committee  shall  have  power  to  co-opt,  at  any  time  between  the  annual 
election  of  the  new  member  of  the  Board  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  and  the 
end  of  the  first  quarter  of  the  ensuing  Lent  Term,  not  more  than  two  addi- 
tional members,  each  of  them  being  either  an  actual  member  of  the  Special 
Board  or  already  nominated  as  an  additional  member  by  the  Board;  pro- 
vided further  that  a  person  so  nominated  shall  not  become  a  member  of  the 
Degree  Committee  until  he  shall  have  been  approved  by  the  Senate  as  an 
additional  Member  of  the  Board.  The  persons  thus  co-opted  shall  remain 
members  of  the  Degree  Committee  till  the  last  day  of  the  next  following 
Michaelmas  Term,  provided  that  no  person  shall  continue  to  be  a  member 
of  the  Degree  Committee  after  he  has  ceased  to  be  a  member  of  the  Special 
Board. 

4.  If  such  Committee  shall  be  of  opinion  that  the  original  contribu- 
tions to  the  advancement  of  Science  or  Learning  constitute  prima  facie  a 
qualification  for  a  degree,  they  shall  obtain  reports  upon  them  from  not 
less  than  two  persons,  who  may  be  members  of  the  Committee  or  not. 
These  reports  shall  be  treated  as  confidential  documents.  If  referees  are 
not  appointed  the  fee  of  ten  guineas  paid  by  the  applicant  under  Regula- 
tion 2  shall  be  returned  to  him. 

5.  The  Committee  shall  direct  that  a  fee,  not  less  than  three  guineas 
and  not  more  than  five,  shall  be  paid  from  the  University  Chest  to  each 
referee. 

6.  If  the  Committee  be  of  opinion  that  the  degree  should  be  granted, 
their  resolution  to  that  effect,  with  the  names  of  those  present,  and  of 
those  voting  on  either  side,  accompanied  by  the  report  of  the  referees,  shall 
be  communicated  to  the  General  Board  of  Studies. 

7.  No  final  resolution  of  the  Committee  on  the  subject  of  the  grant  of 
a  degree  shall  be  taken  except  at  a  meeting  at  which  not  less  than  two- 
thirds  of  the  Members  of  the  Committee  are  present. 

8.  If  the  General  Board  of  Studies  after  receiving  such  communication 
shall  be  of  opinion  that  the  degree  ought  to  be  conferred,  the  Vice-Chan- 
cellor  shall  publish  the  name  of  the  Candidate  as  approved  for  the  degree 
of  Doctor  in  Science  or  Doctor  in  Letters  as  the  case  may  be. 

9.  If  the  Committee  either  without  obtaining  a  report  or  after  re- 
ceiving the  report  of  the  referees  shall  be  of  opinion  that  a  degree  ought  not 


168  PROCEEDINGS  IN  MUSIC. 

to  be  granted,  the  Chairman  of  the  Special  Board  of  Studies  shall  inform 
the  Candidate  of  the  fact. 

10.  No  Candidate  for  a  degree  shall  be  present  at  the  deliberations 
either  of  the  Committee  or  of  the  General  Board  of  Studies  respecting  his 
own  case. 

11.  The  fee  payable  on  admission  to  the  degree  of  Doctor  in  Science  or 
Doctor  in  Letters  shall  be  £25. 

12.  Candidates  for  the  degrees  of  Doctor  in  Science  or  Doctor  in 
Letters  shall  be  presented  for  their  degrees  by  the  Chairman  of  the  Special 
Board  of  Studies  or  by  a  Doctor  in  Science  or  Letters  as  the  case  may  be 
deputed  by  him. 

13.  Doctors  in  Science  and  Doctors  in  Letters  shall  take  precedence 
immediately  after  Doctors  in  Medicine  in  the  order  of  seniority  of  their 
complete  degree. 

14.  Doctors  in  Science  or  Letters  created  Doctors  on  or  before  the 
Commencement  Day  of  the  year  1887  shall  after  that  day  talie  precedence 
as  if  they  had  all  been  created  Doctors  on  that  day. 


RESOLUTIONS  OF  THE  GENERAL  BOARD  OF  STUDIES. 
28  May  1912. 

1.  That  in  all  cases  it  is  desirable  that  there  should  be  at  least  two 
independent  reports  by  the  referees  on  all  applications  for  the  degree 
of  Litt.D.  or  Sc.D. 

2.  That  when  practicable,  one  at  least  of  the  referees,  appointed  to 
consider  an  application  by  a  resident  member  of  the  University,  for  the 
degree  of  Litt.D.  or  Sc.D.,  should  be  either  not  a  member  of  the  Univer- 
sity or  not  a  resident  member  of  the  University, 


PROCEEDINGS  IN  MUSIC. 

A  Student  in  Music  must  have  kept  by  residence  nine  terms 
before  he  can  be  admitted  Bachelor  Designate  in  Music. 

A  Bachelor  in  Music  who  has,  previously  to  graduation,  kept 
by  residence  nine  terms  may  be  admitted  Inceptor  in  Music  after 
three  years  from  Inauguration  (for  Inauguration,  see  p.  138).  An 
Inceptor  in  Music  becomes  a  complete  Master  of  Music  by 
creation  on  the  Tuesday  immediately  preceding  the  last  day 
of  the  Easter  Term. 

Persons  not  being  less  than  thirty  years  of  age  who  have 
graduated  in  some  Faculty  of  the  University  and  have  given 
proofs  of  distinction  in  Musical  Composition,  may  be  admitted  to 
the  title  of  Doctor  Designate  in  Music.  Doctors  Designate  in 
Music  are  created  Doctors  on  the  Tuesday  immediately  preceding 
the  last  day  of  the  Easter  Term. 


PROCEEDINGS  IN  MUSIC.  169 

REGULATIONS  FOR  THE  DEGREE  OF  BACHELOR  OF  MUSIC. 
The  Examination  for  the  Degree  of  Mus.B.  shall  consist  of  two  parts  : 

(1)  Part  I.    An  Examination  in  (a)  Acoustics,  (6)  Harmony,  (c) 
Counterpoint : 

(2)  Part  IL    A  more  advanced  Examination  in  Music. 

No  student  shall  be  admitted  as  a  Candidate  for  Part  I  of  the 
Examination  for  the  Degree  of  Mus.B.  unless  he  has  passed  Parts  I  and  II 
of  the  Previous  Examination  (or  some  other  Examination  accepted  by  the 
University  as  conferring  exemption  from  them),  and  is  in  his  second  Term 
of  residence  at  least ;  and  no  student  shall  be  admitted  as  a  Candidate  for 
Part  II  of  the  Mus.B.  Examination  unless  he  has  passed  Part  I  of  that 
Examination  or  the  Special  Examination  in  Music  for  the  B.A.  Degree, 
and  is  in  his  eighth  term  of  residence  at  least. 

A  student  who  has  passed  Part  II  of  the  Examination  for  the  Degree 
of  Mus.B.  shall  be  entitled  to  receive  that  Degree  so  soon  as  he  has  kept 
nine  terms  of  residence. 

Part  I  of  the  Examination  shall  be  conducted  partly  on  paper  and 
partly  viva  voce,  and  be  held  on  the  Tuesday  and  Wednesday  next  but  three 
before  the  General  Admission  to  the  B.A.  Degree  in  the  Easter  Term. 

The  names  of  the  successful  Candidates  shall  be  published  in  the 
Senate-House  at  the  latest  at  10  a.m.  on  the  Thursday  before  the  General 
Admission  to  the  B.A.  Degree  in  the  Easter  Term. 

The  names  of  the  successful  Candidates  shall  be  arranged  in  two 
classes,  those  in  the  first  class  being  placed  in  order  of  merit,  and  those  in 
the  second  alphabetically. 

Part  II  of  the  Examination  shall  be  held  concurrently  with  Part  I  in 
the  Easter  Term. 

The  names  of  the  successful  Candidates  shall  be  pubUshed  in  the 
Senate-House  at  the  latest  at  10  a.m.  on  the  Thursday  before  the  first  day 
of  General  Admission  to  the  B.A.  Degree  in  the  Easter  Term. 

The  names  of  Candidates  for  Part  I  of  the  Examination  shall  be  sent 
by  the  Tutors  (either  directly  or  through  the  Prselectors)  of  the  several 
Colleges  and  Public  Hostels  the  Principals  of  Hostels  and  the  proper 
officer  of  the  Non- Collegiate  Students  Board,  to  the  Registrary  at  least 
three  weeks  before  the  Examination,  and  Candidates  for  the  Special 
Examination  in  Music  shall  be  specified  as  such. 

The  names  of  Candidates  for  Part  II  of  the  Examination  shall  be  sent 

by  the  Tutors  (either  directly  or  through  the  Praelectors)  of  the  several 

Colleges  and  Public  Hostels  the  Principals  of  Hostels  and  the  proper 

officer  of  the  Non- Collegiate  Students  Board  to  the  Registrary  at  least 

F  three  weeks  before  the  Examination. 

Candidates  who  are  Members  of  the  Senate  may  send  their  names 
directly  to  the  Registrary  not  less  than  three  weeks  before  the  beginning  of 
i  each  Examination. 
,  The  Registrary  shall  send  to  the  Tutors  and  Pra?lectors  of  the  several 
Colleges  and  PubUc  Hostels  the  Principals  of  Hostels  and  the  proper  officer 
6f  the  Nou-CoUegiate  Students  Board  a  First  List  of  candidates  for 
.  examination  in  either  Part  not  less  than  fourteen  days  before  the  commence- 
ment  of  each  Examination.  He  shall  also  issue  Corrected  Lists  the  seventh 
flay  before  the  commencement  of  each  Examination. 
,,  The  name  of  a  candidate  shaU  not  be  printed  in  the  Corrected  List  of 
candidates  until  the  fee  due  from  him  in  respect  of  the  examination  shall 

8 


170  PROCEEDINGS  IN  MUSIC. 

have  been  paid  to  the  Registrary.  And  no  candidate  shall  be  allowed  to 
attend  any  of  these  Examinations  unless  (a)  his  name  shall  be  sent  to  the 
Registrary,  and  he  be  certified  by  the  Registrary  to  the  Senior  Resident 
Examiner  to  be  eligible  as  a  candidate,  and  {}>)  the  Senior  Resident 
Examiner  shall  grant  him  permission  to  be  examined. 

If  any  candidate  for  examination  whose  name  has  not  been  sent  in  to 
the  Registrary  and  his  fee  paid  on  or  before  the  tenth  day  previous  to  the 
commencement  of  either  Examination  be  nevertheless  admitted  to  the 
Examination,  he  shall  be  required  to  pay  through  the  Registrary  to  the 
University  a  fee  of  £1  together  with  the  fee  due  for  the  Examination. 

The  Examiner  present  on  the  first  morning  of  each  exammation  shall 
send  to  the  Registrary  a  copy  of  the  Corrected  List  of  candidates  Avith 
such  further  corrections,  if  any,  as  may  be  necessary,  certified  by  him  to 
be  a  correct  list  of  the  candidates  actually  under  examination :  and  this 
list  shall  be  considered  to  be  the  Final  List  of  candidates  for  such 
examination,  and  shall  be  preserved  in  the  Registry. 

Lists  or  Names  shall  be  considered  to  have  been  sent  to  the  Registrary 
on  a  day  specified,  if  they  have  been  delivered  at  or  posted  to  his  office  on 
that  day. 

If  any  of  the  dates  specified  for  issuing  or  sending  lists  fall  on  a  Sunday 
the  lists  in  question  shall  be  issued  or  sent  on  the  Saturday  previous. 

Subjects. 

1.  For  Part  I  of  the  Examination. 
(a)    Acoustics. 

Sensation  and  external  cause  of  Sound.  Mode  of  its  transmission. 
Nature  of  wave-motion  in  general.  Application  of  the  wave-theory  to 
Sound.  Elements  of  a  musical  sound.  Loudness  and  extent  of  vibration. 
Pitch  and  rapidity  of  vibration.  Measures  of  absolute,  and  of  relative, 
pitch.  Resonance.  Analysis  of  compound  sounds.  Helmholtz's  theory 
of  musical  quality.  Motion  of  sounding  strings.  The  pianoforte  and  other 
stringed  instruments.  Motion  of  sounding  air-columns.  Flue  and  reed 
stops  of  the  organ.  Orchestral  wind-instruments.  The  human  voice. 
Interference.  Beats.  Helmholtz's  theory  of  consonance  and  dissonance. 
Combination-tones.  Consonant  chords.  Construction  of  the  musical  scale. 
Exact  and  tempered  intonation.  Equal  temperament.  Systems  of  pitch- 
notation. 

(6)  Counterpoint  in  not  more  than  three  parts  including  Double 
Counterpoint  in  the  Octave. 

(c)    Harmony  in  not  more  than  four  parts. 

2.  For  Part  II  of  the  Examination. 

(1)  Composition,  both  instrumental  and  vocal.  (2)  Counterpoint 
in  not  more  than  five  parts  including  Double  Counterpoint.  (3)  Harmony. 
(4)  Canon  in  two  parts.  (5)  Fugue  in  two  parts,  especially  as  to  the 
relation  of  Subject  and  Answer.  (6)  Form  in  Composition  as  exemphfled 
in  the  Sonata.  (7)  The  pitch  and  quality  of  the  stops  of  the  Organ. 
(8)  Such  knowledge  of  the  quality,  pitch,  and  compass  of  orchestral 
instruments  as  is  necessary  for  reading  from  score.  (9)  The  analysis  of 
some  Classical  Composition,  both  with  regard  to  Harmony  and  Form,  the 
name  of  which  is  to  be  announced  by  the  Examiners  at  least  six  weeks 
before  the  date  of  the  Examination.  (10)  The  playing  at  sight  from 
figured  Bass  and  from  Vocal  and  Orchestral  Score.  (11)  General  Musical 
History.  (12)  A  general  knowledge  of  the  standard  classical  works  of  the 
great  composers. 


PROCEEDINGS  IN  MUSIC.  171 

The  Examinations  for  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Music  shall  be 
conducted  by  the  Professor  of  Music,  assisted  by  two  or  more  Examiners 
nominated  annually  by  the  Board  of  Musical  Studies,  and  elected  by  the 
Senate,  of  whom  one  at  least  shall  be  a  member  of  the  Senate  or  have 
been  admitted  to  the  Degree  of  Doctor  of  Music  in  the  University,  or  to 
the  Title  of  that  Degi-ee. 

REGULATIONS  FOR  THE   DEGREE   OF  MASTER  OF  MUSIC. 

This  Examination  shall  consist  of  two  parts:  Part  I.  An  Examination 
in  the  higher  branches  of  Music :     Part  II.    The  Exercise. 

No  person  shall  be  allowed  to  present  himself  as  a  Candidate  for 
Part  I  of  the  Examination  for  the  Degree  of  Mus.M.  unless  he  shall  have 
kept  by  residence  nine  Terms  at  least  and  two  years  shall  have  elapsed 
since  the  completion  by  inauguration  of  his  Degree  of  Mus.B.;  nor  for 
Part  II  of  the  Examination  unless  he  shall  have  passed  Part  I. 

The  Examination  for  the  Degree  of  Mus.M.  shall  consist  of  two  parts : 

Part  I.  A  written  and  oral  Examination  in  the  subjects  specified 
below,  to  begin  on  the  second  Thursday  in  March. 

Part  II.  The  Exercise  fulfiUing  the  conditions  specified  below;  this 
shall  be  sent  in  not  later  than  the  twentieth  day  of  October.  The  fee  due 
to  the  University  shall  be  paid  to  the  Professor  of  Music  at  the  time  of 
sending  in  the  Exercise.  Those  Candidates  whose  Exercises  have  been 
provisionally  approved  by  the  Examiners  shall  be  orally  examined  upon 
them  in  Cambridge  on  the  first  Thursday  in  December  (the  Professor  of 
Music  communicating  with  them  for  this  purpose),  and  the  Ust  of  those 
whose  Exercises  are  finally  approved  shall  be  published  in  the  usual 
manner  on  or  before  the  following  Monday. 

Subjects. 

Part  I.    The  subjects  of  Examination  shall  be  as  follows : 

(a)  Counterpoint  in  not  more  than  eight  parts. 

(b)  The  highest  branches  of  Harmony. 

(c)  Canon  of  various  kinds  in  not  more  than  four  parts. 

(d)  Fugue  and  Double  Fugue  in  not  more  than  four  parts. 

(e)  Form  and  Development  in  Practical  Composition. 

(/)    Instrumentation  and  scoring  of  Chamber  and  Orchestral  Music. 

ig)  The  Analysis  of  some  Classical  Composition,  the  name  of  which 
will  be  announced  by  the  Examiners  at  least  six  weeks  before  the  day  for 
Exammation. 

{h)    The  Art  of  Music  historically  and  critically  considered. 
Part  II.    The  Exercise  shall  be  a  composition  on  a  sacred  or  a  secular 
subject,  written  for  the  occasion ;  it  shall  occupy  not  less  than  twenty  nor 
more  than  thirty  minutes  in  performance,  and  fulfil  the  following  con- 
ditions : — 

(a)  It  shall  comprise  some  portion  for  one  or  more  solo  voices,  and 
some  considerable  portion  for  a  chorus  of  five  real  vocal  parts. 

(b)  It  shall  comprise  some  specimens  of  Canon  and  of  Fugue. 

(c)  The  whole  (except  some  single  piece  be  for  Voices  alone)  shall 
have  an  accompaniment  for  a  full  Band. 

The  names  of  Candidates  for  Part  I  of  the  Examination  shall  be  sent 
by  the  Tutors  (either  directly  or  through  the  Prselectors)  of  the  several 
Colleges  and  Public  Hostels  the  Principals  of  Hostels  and  the  proper  oflScer 
of  the  Non-Collegiate  Studaits  Board  to  the  Registrary  at  least  a  fortnight 
before  the  Examination. 

8—2 


172  PKOCEEDINGS  IN  MUSIC. 

Candidates  who  are  Members  of  the  Senate  may  send  their  names  to 
the  Eegistrary  directly  not  less  than  a  fortnight  before  the  beginning  of 
the  Examination. 

The  Registrary  shall  send  to  the  Tutors  and  Prwlectors  of  the  several 
Colleges  and  Public  Hostels  the  Principals  of  Hostels  and  the  proper 
officer  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students  Board  a  First  List  of  candidates  for 
examination  not  less  than  ten  days  before  the  commencement  of  the 
Examination.  He  shall  also  issue  Corrected  Lists  the  fourth  day  before 
the  commencement  of  the  Examination. 

The  name  of  a  candidate  shall  not  be  printed  in  the  Corrected  List  of 
candidates  until  the  fee  due  from  him  in  respect  of  the  examination  shall 
have  been  paid  to  the  Registrary.  And  no  candidate  shall  be  allowed  to 
attend  the  examination  whose  name  does  not  appear  in  the  Corrected  List, 
unless  (a)  his  name  shall  be  sent  to  the  Registrary  and  he  be  certified  by 
the  Registrary  to  the  Senior  Resident  Examiner  to  be  eligible  as  a 
Candidate,  and  {h)  the  Senior  Resident  Examiner  shall  grant  him  permis- 
sion to  be  examined. 

If  any  candidate  for  examination  whose  name  has  not  been  sent  in  to 
th«  Registrary  and  his  fee  paid  on  or  before  the  fifth  day  previous  to  the 
commencement  of  the  Examination  be  nevertheless  admitted  to  the 
Examination,  he  shall  be  required  to  pay  through  the  Registrary  to  the 
University  a  fee  of  £1  together  with  the  fee  due  for  the  Examination. 

The  Examiner  present  on  the  first  morning  of  the  examination  shall 
send  to  the  Registrary  a  copy  of  the  Corrected  List  of  candidates  with  such 
further  corrections,  if  any,  as  may  be  necessary,  certified  by  him  to  be  a 
correct  list  of  the  candidates  actually  under  examination:  and  this  list 
shall  be  considered  to  be  the  Final  List  of  candidates  for  the  examination, 
and  shall  be  preserved  in  the  Registry. 

Lists  or  Names  shall  be  considered  to  have  been  sent  to  the  Registrary 
on  a  day  specified,  if  they  have  been  delivered  at  or  posted  to  his  office  on 
that  day. 

If  any  of  the  dates  specified  for  issuing  or  sending  lists  fall  on  a  Sunday 
the  lists  in  question  shall  be  issued  or  sent  on  the  Saturday  previous. 

The  Exercise  (Part  II)  must  be  sent  to  the  Professor  of  Music,  legibly 
written  (with  the  pages  numbered)  and  accompanied  by  a  written  de- 
claration, signed  by  the  Candidate,  that  the  work  is  his  own  unaided  i 
composition. 

The  Prselector  or  Censor  shall  certify  to  the  Professor  of  Music  at 
or  about  the  time  of  sending  in  the  Exercise  that  the  Candidate's  name 
is  on  the  Boards  of  his  College  or  on  the  list  of  Non-Collegiate  Students. 

Each  Candidate  before  being  admitted  to  his  Degree  shall  deposit  in 
the  University  Library  a  complete  fair  copy  of  his  Exercise  containing 
such  emendations  and  such  only  as  the  Examiners  may  require. 

The  Examinations  for  the  Degree  of  Mus.M.  shall  be  conducted  by  the 
Professor  of  Music,  assisted  by  two  or  more  Examiners  nominated  annually 
by  the  Special  Board  for  Music,  and  appointed  by  the  Senate,  of  whom 
one  at  least  shall  be  a  member  of  the  Senate,  or  have  been  admitted  to  the 
Degree  of  Doctor  of  Music  in  the  University,  or  to  the  Title  of  that 
Degree. 

1  This  expression  is  to  be  interpreted  literally,  and  is  meant  to  preclude  the  Candidate 
from  obtaining  the  advice  or  assistance  of  any  other  person  with  reference  to  any  portion 
of  his  Exercise  at  any  stage  of  its  design  or  composition.  Tlie  declaration  should  be 
attached  to  the  first  page  of  the  Exercise,  and  should  take  the  following  form:— "I, 
A.  B...,  hereby  declare  that  this  Composition  is  entirely  my  own  unaided  work,  and  that 
it  has  not  been  submitted  to  any  other  person  for  advice,  assistance,  or  revision." 

Signed  A.  B ,  of College, 

■     in  the  presence  of  [Witness'  names  and  address  in  full,  and  date]. 


PKOCEEDINGS  IN  MUSIC.  173 

REGULATIONS  FOR  THE  DEGREE  OF  DOCTOR  OF  MUSIC. 

1.  Ally  person  who  has  already  graduated  in  some  Faculty  of  the 
University  and  who  is  not  less  than  30  years  of  age  may  be  a  Candidate 
for  the  Degree  of  Doctor  of  Music. 

2.  Such  Candidate  shall  make  his  application  in  writing  to  the 
Chairman  of  the  Special  Board  for  Music,  and  shall  send  to  him  therewith 

(1)  not  more  than  three  works  of  his  own  (printed  or  otherwise)  upon 
which  his  claim  for  a  degree  is  based ;  such  works  to  include  either  an 
Oratorio,  an  Opera,  a  Cantata,  a  Symphony  for  orchestra,  a  Concerto,  or 
an  extended  piece  of  Chamber  Music. 

(2)  a  fee  of  five  guineas  for  the  University  Chest,  which  must  be  paid 
at  each  application  made  by  a  Candidate. 

3.  Such  applications  shall  be  treated  as  confidential  and  shall  be 
referred  to  a  Committee  of  the  Special  Board  for  Music,  which  shall 
consist  of  the  Chairman  of  the  Board,  the  Professor  of  Music,  the  University 
Lecturer  in  Hannony  and  Counterpoint  and  the  Examiners  for  the  Mus.M. 
Degree,  and  for  Part  II  of  the  Mus.B.  Examination  for  the  current  and  the 
last  two  preceding  years. 

4.  If  such  Committee  shaU  be  of  opinion  that  these  Compositions 
constitute  ^/md/acie  a  qualification  for  a  degree,  they  shall  obtain  separate 
reports  upon  them  from  the  Professor  of  Music  and  from  not  less  than  two 
additional  persons  who  may  be  members  of  the  Committee  or  not.  These 
reports  shall  be  treated  as  confidential  documents. 

5.  Such  Compositions  shall  be  sent  in  not  later  than  the  twentieth 
day  of  January  in  each  year. 

6.  If  the  Committee  be  of  opinion  that  the  work  of  reporting  upon 
such  compositions  is  such  as  to  require  remuneration  they  may  direct  that 
a  fee  not  exceeding  five  guineas  for  the  work  of  each  Candidate  shall  be 
paid  from  the  Chest  to  each  referee. 

7.  If  the  Committee  after  considering  the  reports  of  the  referees  be  of 
opinion  that  the  degree  should  be  granted,  their  resolution  to  that  effect, 
with  the  names  of  those  present  and  of  those  voting  on  either  side, 
accompanied  by  the  reports  of  the  referees,  shall  be  communicated  to 
the  General  Board  of  Studies. 

8.  No  final  resolution  of  the  Committee  on  the  subject  of  the  granting 
of  a  degree  shall  be  taken  except  at  a  meeting  at  which  not  less  than  four 
members  of  the  Committee  are  present. 

9.  If  the  General  Board  of  Studies,  after  receiving  such  communication, 
shall  be  of  opinion  that  the  degree  ought  to  be  conferred,  the  Vice- 
Chancellor  shall  publish  the  name  of  the  Candidate  as  approved  for  the 
Degree  of  Doctor  of  Music. 

10.  If  the  Committee  either  without  obtaining  a  report,  or  after 
receiving  the  report  of  the  referees,  shall  be  of  opinion  that  a  degree  ought 
not  to  be  granted,  the  Chairman  of  the  Special  Board  for  Music  shall 
inform  the  Candidate  of  the  fact. 

11.  No  Candidate  for  a  degree  shall  be  present  at  the  deliberations 
either  of  the  Committee  or  of  the  General  Board  of  Studies  respecting  his 
own  case. 

12.  Should  none  of  the  works  approved  have  been  published,  the 
Committee  may  require  the  Candidate  either  to  publish,  or  to  deposit  in 
the  University  Library,  one  of  them,  before  his  admission  to  the  Degree. 


174  RESEARCH  STUDENTS. 

13.  Candidates  for  the  degree  of  Doctor  of  Music  shall  be  presented 
by  the  Professor  of  Music  or  by  a  Doctor  of  Music  deputed  by  him,  or  by 
the  Chairman  of  the  Special  Board  for  Music. 

(Grace  of  October  24, 1895.) 

Each  Examiner  other  than  the  Professor  of  Music  receives  for  Mus.B. 
Part  I,  £10;  for  Mus.B.  Part  II,  £15. 

Each  Examiner  for  Mus.M.  Part  I,  other  than  the  Professor  of  Music, 
receives  £10,  and  each  Examiner  for  Mus.M.  Part  II  (the  Exercise), 
including  the  Professor  of  Music,  £15,  with  an  additional  £2  for  each 
Exercise  after  the  sixth. 


RESEARCH  STUDENTS   IN   ARTS   AND   IN  LAW. 

Research  Students  in  Arts  shall  keep  by  residence  at  least  six  terms. 
Having  done  all  that  is  required  by  the  Statutes  and  Ordinances  of  the 
University  they  may  be  admitted  to  the  Title  of  Bachelor  Designate  in 
Arts. 

Research  Students  in  Law  shall  keep  by  residence  at  least  six  terms. 
Having  done  all  that  is  required  by  the  Statutes  and  Ordinances  of  the 
University  they  may  be  admitted  to  the  Title  of  Bachelor  Designate  in 
Law.  After  such  admission  they  shall  have  the  same  rank  and  privileges 
as  Bachelors  Designate  in  Arts.  They  shall  be  inaugurated  Bachelors 
of  Law,  at  the  time  prescribed  by  the  University  and  shall  have  then  the 
same  rank  and  privileges  as  Bachelors  of  Arts. 

REGULATIONS  FOR  RESEARCH  STUDENTS  IN  ARTS  AND  LAW. 

1.  Applications  for  admission  as  Research  Students  shall  be  made  to 
the  Registrary. 

No  person  shall  be  admitted  as  a  Research  Student  unless  he 
has  attained  the  age  of  twenty-one  years. 

2.  Each  application  shall  be  accompanied  by 

i.    a  diploma  or  other  certificate  of  graduation  at  a  University; 

ii.  a  statement  as  to  the  course  of  research  which  the  applicant 
desires  to  pursue,  together  with  such  evidence  of  qualification,  attain- 
ments, and  previous  study  as  he  may  be  able  to  submit ; 

iii.  a  certificate  or  declaration  that  the  applicant  has  attained  the 
age  of  twenty-one  years. 

3.  In  exceptional  cases  persons  who  do  not  present  a  diploma  or  cer- 
tificate of  graduation  may  be  admitted  as  Research  Students,  provided 
that,  in  lieu  thereof,  they  give  such  evidence  of  general  educational 
qualification  as  may  be  approved  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate. 

4.  Applications  shall,  if  possible,  be  submitted  not  later  than  June  1 
in  the  academic  year  preceding  that  in  which  the  applicant  proposes  to 
begin  his  course.  But  the  Degree  Committees  of  Special  Boards  of  Studies 
shall  have  power  to  consider  applications  submitted  at  other  times. 

5.  Subject  to  the  approval  of  the  Council  of  the  Senate  in  cases 
coming  under  Regulation  3,  the  Registrary  shall  communicate  each  appli- 
cation to  the  Chairman  of  the  Special  Board  of  Studies  with  which  the 
proposed  course  of  research  appears  to  be  most  nearly  connected ;  and  the 
application  shall  be  considered  and  decided  by  the  Degree  Committee  of 
the  Special  Board. 


KESEAKCH  STUDENTS.  175 

6.  The  application  shall  not  be  granted  unless  it  shall  appear 

1.    that  the  course  of  research  can  conveniently  be  pursued  within 
the  University ;  and 

ii.     that  the  applicant  has  produced  adequate  evidence  that  he  is 
qualified  to  enter  upon  the  proposed  course. 

7.  When  the  application  has  been  decided,  the  Chairman  shall  inform 
the  Registrary  of  the  decision ;  and  the  Registrai-y  shall  inform  the  appli- 
cant. 

8.  A  Research  Student  shall  not  be  allowed  to  count  any  term  before 
that  in  which  he  has  matriculated,  unless  he  has  satisfied  the  Council 
of  the  Senate  that  his  matriculation  has  been  deferred  for  grave  and 
suflicient  cause. 

9.  A  Research  Student  shall  not  be  admissible  as  a  candidate  for 
any  University  Prize  or  Scholarship  which  is  open  only  to  undergraduates 
and  Bachelors-designate  in  Arts  or  Law. 

For  the  purposes  of  any  regulation  respecting  the  standing  of 
candidates  for  other  University  Prizes  or  Scholarships  the  first  term 
kept  by  a  Research  Student  shall  be  counted  as  his  seventh  term. 

10.  A  student  who  has  been  admitted  to  a  course  of  research  shall 
pursue  that  course  under  direction  and  supervision,  prescribed  by  the 
Degree  Committee,  and  under  such  other  conditions,  if  any,  as  may  be 
laid  down  by  that  Committee. 

11.  A  student,  who  has  after  the  first  day  of  the  term  in  which  he  was 
admitted  to  a  course  of  research  kept  three  terms  by  residence,  may  in  the 
fourth  or  any  subsequent  term  up  to  the  twelfth  after  such  admission  send 
to  the  Registrary,  not  later  than  the  division  of  the  term,  a  dissertation 
containing  an  account  of  and  embodying  the  results  of  the  research 
carried  on  by  him  in  the  University.  The  dissertation  must  be  accom- 
panied by  a  fee  of  £5  for  the  University  Chest,  and  by  a  certificate  shewing 
that  the  student  has  kept  the  required  number  of  terms.  The  applicant 
shall  state,  generally  in  a  preface  to  his  dissertation  and  specifically  in 
notes,  the  sources  from  which  his  information  is  derived,  the  extent  to 
which  he  has  availed  himself  of  the  work  of  others,  and  the  portions  of  the 
dissertation  which  he  claims  as  origmal. 

The  Registrary  shall  forward  the  dissertation  to  the  Chairman  of  the 
Degree  Coimnittee  concerned ;  and  the  dissertation  shall  be  referred  to 
one  or  more  persons  appointed  by  the  Committee,  who  shall  have  power  to 
examine  the  student  orally  or  otherwise  upon  the  subject  thereof  and 
shall  report  thereon  to  the  Committee.  Each  of  the  persons  so  appointed 
shall  receive  a  fee  of  two  guineas  from  the  University  Chest. 

The  Committee  shall  have  power  to  take  into  consideration  together 
with  the  dissertation  any  memoir  or  work  published  by  the  student  which 
he  may  desire  to  submit  to  them. 

By  special  permission  of  the  Degi-ee  Committee,  a  dissertation  may  be 
submitted  in  a  later  term  than  his  twelfth  tenn. 

No  student  may  present  a  dissertation  who  is  not  at  the  time  a  Member 
of  the  University. 

12.  If  the  Degree  Committee  be  of  opinion  that  the  work  submitted  by 
the  student  is  of  merit  as  an  original  contribution  to  learning  or  as  a 
record  of  original  research,  the  Chairman  shall  forward  to  the  Regis- 
trary a  statement  to  this  effect,  indicating  therein  the  subject  or  subjects 
of  the  student's  research. 

If  the  Degree  Committee  be  of  opinion  that  the  dissertation  submitted 
by  the  student  is  not  of  sufficient  merit  to  serve  as  a  qualification  for  the 


176  RESEARCH  STUDENTS. 

Certificate  of  Research,  they  may  determine  the  conditions,  if  any,  under 
which  the  student  shall  be  allowed  again  to  submit  to  them  a  dissertation, 
and  the  Chairman  shall  inform  the  Registrary,  who  shall  inform  the 
student,  of  this  decision. 

13.  The  statement  shall  be  forwarded  by  the  Chairman  to  the  Regis- 
trary, who  shall  embody  it  in  a  Certificate  of  Research  in  the  following 
form: 

This  is  to  certify  that       * 
of  College  admitted  a  Research  Student  of  the 

University  of  Cambridge  has  submitted  to  the  Degree  Committee  of  the 
Special  Board  for 

Dissertation      entitled 

embodying  the  results  of  his  own  investigations  And  that  in  the  opinion 
of  the  said  Committee  the  work  so  submitted  is  of  Merit  as  an  original 
contribution  to  learning  [or,  as  a  record  of  original  research] . 

Vice-Chancellor  Chairman  of  the 

Special  Board 
Registrary 
Cambridge 

19 
Each  candidate  before  receiving  his  Certificate  of  Research  shall 
deposit  in  the  University  Library  a  copy  of  his  dissertation  in  a  form 
approved  by  the  Degree  Committee. 

14.  A  student  who  has  obtained  a  Certificate  of  Research  and  has 
kept  by  residence  at  least  six  terms  shall  be  entitled  to  proceed  to  the 
Degree  of  B.A.  and  thereafter  under  the  usual  conditions  to  the  Degree 
of  M.A.  and  to  other  Degrees  in  the  University. 

A  student  who  has  obtained  a  Certificate  of  Research  upon  a  statement 
made  by  the  Degree  Committee  of  the  Special  Board  for  Law,  and 
has  kept  by  residence  at  least  six  terms,  shall  also  be  entitled  to  proceed 
to  the  Degi-ee  of  LL.B.,  and  thereafter  under  the  usual  conditions  to 
the  Degree  of  LL.M.  and  to  other  Degrees  in  the  University ;  and  may 
take  the  Degree  of  LL.B.  either  instead  of,  or  in  addition  to,  the  Degree 
of  B.A. 

15.  A  Graduate  of  the  University  who  desires  to  be  admitted  as  a 
Research  Student  with  a  view  to  obtaining  the  Certificate  of  Research 
described  in  Regulation  13  shall  make  application,  through  the  Registrary, 
to  the  Chairman  of  the  Special  Board  of  Studies  with  which  his  proposed 
course  of  research  appears  to  be  most  nearly  connected ;  and  the  applica- 
tion shall  be  considered  and  decided  by  the  Degree  Committee  of  the 
Special  Board. 

16.  The  Degree  Committee  shall  not  grant  the  application  miless  they 
are  satisfied 

i.  that  the  course  or  coui'ses  of  research  can  conveniently  be 
pursued  within  the  University;  and 

ii.  that  the  applicant  has  produced  adequate  evidence  that  he  is 
qualified  to  enter  upon  the  proposed  course  or  courses. 

17.  If  the  application  be  granted,  the  student  shall  become  entitled  to 
a  Certificate  of  Research  upon  satisfying  the  requirements  of  Regulations 
10 — 13,  except  that  he  may  submit  his  dissertation  when  he  has  kept  by 
residence  two  terms  after  the  first  day  of  the  term  in  which  he  was 
admitted  to  a  course  of  research. 


RESEARCH  STUDENTS. 


177 


18.  The  fee  ordinarily  payable  by  a  student,  admitted  to  a  course  of 
research,  for  working  in  one  of  the  University  Laboratories  or  Museums 
shall  be  such  fee  not  exceeding  £4.  4.s.  per  term  as  the  Professor  or  other 
officer  in  charge  of  the  Laboratory  or  Museum  shall  determine.  The 
Professor  or  other  officer  in  charge  of  the  Laboratory  or  Museum  may  in 
addition  require  such  payment  as  he  may  think  fit  for  material  or  special 
apparatus  supplied  to  the  student. 


APPENDIX. 


TABULAR  ANALYSIS  OE  RECOMMENDATIONS  BY  THE 
SPECIAL  BOARDS  OF  STUDIES. 


Special  Board 

Paet  op  Tripos  open 

Standakd 

Divinity 

Part    II    (with    general 
papers  of  Part  I) 

Second  class 

Law 

Part  I  or  Part  II 

First  class  in  either 

Classics 

Part  II 

Second  class 

Oriental  Studies 

Second  Section,  together 
with  paper   on   Com- 
parative Philology  of 
the       Indo-European 
languages  in  the  First 
Section 

Second  class 

Mediaeval    and    Modern 
Languages 

Sections  A  or  A  2  or  B 
or  D  or  F 

First  class  in  A  or 
Second  class  in 
either  A  2  or  B, 
or  D  or  F 

Mathematics 

Part  II,  schedule  B 

Mechanical  Sciences 

First  class 

Physics  and  Chemistry 
Biology  and  Geology 

Part  11 

First  class,  but  with- 
out condition  as  to 
competent  know- 
ledge of  a  second 
subject 

History  and  Archeeology 

Parts  I  and  U  of  the 
Historical  Tripos 

A  first  class  either 
in  Part  I  or  in  Part 
II  of  the  Tripos 

Moral  Science 

Part  II 

First  class 

Economics 

Part  II 

First  class 

8-6 


178  STUDENTS  FKOM  OTHER  UNIVERSITIES. 

ADMISSION    OF    STUDENTS   FROM    OTHER 
UNIVERSITIES. 

Students  in  statu  pupillari  who  before  tlieir  admission  as  Members  of 
the  University  have  kept  Terms  by  bona  fide  residence  at  the  University  of 
Oxford  or  at  the  University  of  Dublin  be  allowed  Terms  corresponding 
to  those  which  they  have  so  kept,  provided 

(1 )  That  for  each  Term  allowed  they  produce  a  certificate  satisfactory 
to  the  Council  of  the  Senate  that  the  corresponding  Term  or  Terms 
have  been  duly  kept  according  to  the  Regulations  in  force  at  the 
University  from  which  they  have  migrated. 

(2)  That  the  aggregate  number  of  the  days  during  which  they  have 
resided  at  that  University  in  the  Terms  corresponding  to  those 
allowed  be  not  less  than  the  aggregate  number  of  the  days  during 
which  they  would  have  been  required  to  reside  in  this  University  in 
order  to  keep  by  residence  the  Terms  allowed:  provided  that,  if  the 
aggregate  be  less,  the  deficiency  may  be  supplied  by  counting  days 
during  which  they  have  resided  in  some  other  Term  which  they 
have  kept  wholly  or  in  part  by  residence  at  the  University  from 
which  they  have  migrated. 

A  Graduate  either  of  the  Univei-sity  of  Oxford  or  of  the  University  of 
Dublin  may  be  admitted  by  incorporation  to  the  same  Degree  or  Degrees 
as  those  which  his  own  University  had  conferred  upon  him,  if  such  admis- 
sion be  approved  by  a  special  Grace  of  which  three  days'  notice  shall 
have  been  given  and  such  Graduate  have  previously 

(1)  satisfied  the  Council  of  the  Senate  that  he  had  qualified  himself 
for  his  Degree  or  Degrees  not  only  by  having  passed  the  Examin- 
ations and  performed  the  Exercises  required,  but  by  having  kept  his 
Terms  by  residence  in  his  own  University : 

(2)  satisfied  the  Council  that  there  are  adequate  reasons  for  gi'anting  his 
application,  and  obtained  the  Council's  permission  to  incorporate : 

(3)  resided  during  the  greater  part  of  one  Term  at  the  least  at  Cam- 
bridge, such  residence  to  be  certified  under  the  hand  and  seal  of  th^ 
Master  of  his  College,  or  of  the  Chairman  of  the  Unattached  Stu- 
dents Board,  or  in  default  thereof  be  holding  some  ofl&ce  either  in 
the  University  or  in  one  of  the  Colleges : 

(4)  become  a  matriculated  member  of  the  University. 


AFFILIATED   COLLEGES. 

The  University  has  power  to  adopt  as  an  affiliated  College  in  any  place 
within  the  United  Kingdom  or  in  any  part  of  the  British  dominion  any 
institution  founded  for  the  education  of  adult  students,  with  such  con- 
ditions as  to  the  provision  of  lectures,  and  as  to  the  rules  and  arrange- 
ments for  the  students,  as  may  be  determined  from  time  to  time  by  Grace. 

Students  of  the  institution  who  have  continued  Members  of  it  for 
such  length  of  time,  not  less  than  two  years  and  have  attended  such 
lectures  and  passed  such  examinations  as  may  be  requu'ed  from  time 
to  time  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  if  admitted  as  members  of  the  University 
otherwise  than  as  an  Advanced  Student  are  deemed,  for  such  purposes 
and  under  such  conditions  as  the  Senate  may  from  time  to  time  by 
Grace  determine,  to  be  entitled  to  both  of  the  following  privileges : — 

(1)  to  be  exempted  from  all  parts  of  the  Previous  Examination  ; 

(2)  to  reckon  the  first  term  kept  by  residence  as  the  second,  third, 

or  fourth  term  of  his  residence. 
The  University  has  power  also  to  terminate  at  any  time  by  Grace  the 
connexion  of  the  University  with  the  institution  as  an  affiliated  College. 


EXAMINATION  OF  WOMEN. 


179 


The  University  has  power  also  to  admit  on  like  conditions  to  the 
privileges  of  students  of  an  affiliated  College  adult  students  attending  a 
course  of  education  conducted  by  a  Committee  in  concert  with  the 
University  in  places  where  there  is  no  affiliated  College. 

The  conditions  vary  considerably  in  the  different  cases ;  they  are  stated 
in  the  Book  of  Ordinances,  and  should  be  carefully  examined. 
Affiliated  Colleges. 

University  College,  Nottingham.      McGill  University,  Montreal. 


I 


University  of  Sheffield 
University  of  Adelaide. 
St  David's  College,  Lampeter. 
University  of  Calcutta. 
University    College    of    Wales, 

Aberystwyth. 
University  of  New  Zealand. 
University  of  the  Cape  of  Good 

Hope. 
University  of  Allahabad. 
Punjab  University. 
University  of  Bombay. 
University  of  Toronto. 
St  Edmund's  College,  Old 

Ware. 
University  of  Madras. 
University  of  Sidney. 


University  of  Tasmania. 
University  of  New  Brunswick. 
Hartley  University  College,  South- 
ampton. 
University  College  of  South  Wales 

and  Monmouthshire,  Cardiff. 
University     of     King's     College, 

Windsor,  Nova  Scotia. 
University    of    Queen's    College, 

Kingston,  Ontario. 
University    of    Bishop's    College, 

Lennoxville,  Quebec. 
Eoyal  Albert  Memorial  University 
Hall,      College,  Exeter. 

University  of   Mount  Allison  Col- 
lege, Sackville,  New  Brunswick. 


lief/ulations  for  the   admission,   to   the  privileges   of  Affiliation,   of 
Students  who  are  not  members  of  Affiliated  Institutions : 

1.  Graduates  of  Universities,  which  have,  on  the  recommendation  of 
the  Council  of  the  Senate,  been  approved  for  the  purpose  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate,  shall  be  admitted  to  the  privileges  of  affiliation,  as  defined  in  the 
Eegulations  for  Affiliated  Institutions  and  subject  to  like  conditions, 
provided  that  they  submit  certificates  shewmg  that  they  have  attended 
classes  in  the  University  concerned  for  a  period  of  not  less  than  three 
years,  and  that  in  one  or  more  of  the  examinations  by  which  they  have 
qualified  for  their  degree  they  have  passed  in  English,  Latin,  one  additional 
language,  and  Mathematics. 

2.  A  student  claiming  to  be  admitted  to  the  privileges  of  Affiliation 
under  the  preceding  Regulation  shall  be  required  (1)  to  have  fulfilled  the 
prescribed  conditions  before  matriculation,  (2)  to  matriculate  and  to  pay 
the  usual  fee  of  £5,  (3)  to  present  to  the  Eegistrary,  in  his  first  term  of 
residence,  the  required  certificate  or  certificates,  and  at  the  same  time  to 
pay  a  fee  of  £2  to  the  Registrary  for  the  University  Chest. 

The  certificate  or  certificates  may  be  presented  at  a  time  later  than 
that  above  specified,  but  in  such  case  an  additional  fee  of  iil  shall  be  paid 
to  the  Registrary  for  the  University  Chest. 


ADMISSION   OF  WOMEN   TO   UNIVERSITY 
EXAMINATIONS. 

1.  Female  students  who  have  fulfilled  the  conditions  respecting 
length  of  residence  and  standing  which  Members  of  the  University  are 
required  to  fulfil  may  be  admitted  to  the  Previous  Examination,  and 
the  Tripos  Examinations. 


180  EXAMINATION  OF  WOMEN. 

2.  Such  residence  shall  be  kept  (a)  at  Girton  College,  or  (6)  at 
Newnham  College,  or  (c)  within  the  precincts  of  the  University  under 
the  regulations  of  one  or  other  of  these  Colleges,  or  (d)  in  any  similar 
institution  within  the  precincts  of  the  University  which  may  be 
recognised  hereafter  by  the  University  by  Grace  of  the  Senate. 

3.  Certificates  of  residence  shall  be  given  by  the  authorities  of 
Girton  College  or  Newnham  College  or  other  similar  institution  here- 
after recognised  by  the  University  in  the  same  form  as  that  which  is 
customary  in  the  case  of  Members  of  the  University. 

4.  Except  as  provided  in  Regulation  5,  female  students  shall  before 
admission  to  a  Tripos  Examination  have  passed  the  Previous  Examin- 
ation (including  the  Additional  Subjects)  or  one  of  the  Examinations 
which  excuse  Members  of  the  University  from  the  Previous  Examination. 

5.  Female  students  who  have  obtained  an  Honour  Certificate  in 
the  Higher  Local  Examination  may  be  admitted  to  a  Tripos  Examin- 
ation, though  such  Certificate  does  not  cover  the  special  portions  of  the 
Higher  Local  Examination  which  are  accepted  by  the  University  in 
lieu  of  parts  or  the  whole  of  the  Previous  Examination  ;  provided  that 
such  students  have  passed  in  Group  B  (Language)  and  Group  C 
(Mathematics). 

5*.  Before  admission  to  the  Examination  in  spoken  French  and 
spoken  German,  female  students  shall  have  attained  in  the  Medieval 
and  Modern  Languages  Tripos  either  the  standard  of  Honours  or  the 
standard  equivalent  to  that  required  for  members  of  the  University  in 
the  ordinary  B.A.  degree. 

6.  No  female  student  shall  be  admitted  to  any  part  of  any  of  the 
Examinations  of  the  University  who  is  not  recommended  for  admission 
by  the  authorities  of  the  College  or  other  institution  to  which  she  has 
been  admitted. 

7.  After  each  Examination  a  Class  List  of  the  female  students  who 
have  satisfied  the  Examiners  shall  be  published  by  the  Examiners  at  the 
same  time  with  the  Class  List  of  Members  of  the  University,  the 
standard  for  each  Class  and  the  method  of  arrangement  in  each  Class 
being  the  same  in  the  two  Class  Lists. 

8.  In  each  Class  of  female  students  in  which  the  names  are 
arranged  in  order  of  merit  the  place  which  each  of  such  students  would 
have  occupied  in  the  corresponding  Class  of  Members  of  the  University 
shall  be  indicated. 

9.  The  Examiners  for  a  Tripos  shall  be  at  liberty  to  state,  if  the 
case  be  so,  that  a  female  student  who  has  failed  to  satisfy  them  has  in 
their  opinion  reached  a  standard  equivalent  to  that  required  from 
Members  of  the  University  for  the  Ordinary  B.A.  Degree. 

10.  To  each  female  student  who  has  satisfied  the  Examiners  in  a 
Tripos   Examination  a  Certificate^  shall  be  given  by   the  University 

1  The  following  is  the  form  of  the  certificate  :— 

This  is  to  certily  that  a  student  of  College 

having  duly  resided  during  terms  and  passed  such  preliminary  Examinations  as 

are  required  by  the  Ordinances  of  the  TTniversity  of  Cambridge  has  been  admitted  to  the  Examin* 
ation  for  the  Tripos  and  has  been  placed  by  the  Examiners  in  the  Class  of 

successful  Candidates 

In  testimony  whereof  the  Vice-Chancellor  of  the  said  University  of  Cambridge  by  the  authority  of 
the  Chancellor  Masters  and  Scholars  of  the  said  University  has  hereto  set  his  hand  and  seal  this 
day  of  one  thousand  eight  hundred  and 


EXAMINATION  Of   WOMEN.  181 

stating  the  conditions  under  which  she  was  admitted  to  the  examinations 
of  the  University,  the  examinations  in  which  she  has  satisfied  the 
Examiners,  and  the  Class  and  place  in  the  Class  if  indicated  to  which 
she  has  attained  in  each  of  such  Examinations. 

11.  Temporary  arrangements  no  longer  in  force. 

12.  (a)  The  fee  to  be  paid  by  each  female  student  who  has  not 
been  previously  admitted  to  a  Tripos  Examination  on  admission  to  any 
undivided  Tripos,  or  to  the  first  part  of  any  divided  Tripos  shall  be  five 
pounds. 

(6)  The  fee  to  be  paid  by  each  female  student  on  admission  to  the 
second  part  of  any  divided  Tripos  shall  be  two  pounds. 

The  fee  to  be  paid  by  each  female  student  on  admission  to  any 
undivided  Tripos  or  part  of  a  divided  Tripos,  after  having  passed  any 
Tripos  Examination,  shall  be  two  pounds. 

13.  The  fee  to  be  paid  by  each  female  student  on  admission  to 
either  part  of  the  Previous  Examination  or  to  the  Additional  Subjects  of 
that  Examination  shall  be  one  pound. 

14.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Syndicate  appointed  to  conduct  the 
Local  Examinations  and  Lectures  of  the  University  to  receive  the  fees 
paid  by  female  students  under  these  regulations  :  to  provide  therefrom 
for  the  remuneration  of  the  Examiners  and  for  all  other  expenses 
connected  with  the  Examination :  to  appoint  and  to  remunerate 
Members  of  the  Senate  to  superintend  the  Candidates  under  examin- 
ation :  to  determine  the  places  of  examination  and  provide  whatever  may 
be  necessary  for  the  proper  conduct  of  the  Examinations :  to  receive  and 
examine  the  Certificates  of  qualification  under  Regulations  1 — 6  :  to 
allow  such  relaxations  in  the  conditions  affecting  length  of  residence  and 
standing  as  are  allowed  for  illness  or  any  other  sufficient  cause  in  the 
case  of  Members  of  the  University :  to  prepare  the  Certificates  given  by 
the  University  under  Regulation  10 :  and  generally  to  manage  all 
details  connected  with  the  admission  of  female  students  to  the  Examin- 
ations and  to  report  to  the  Senate  thereon  as  occasion  may  arise. 

The  following  Regulations  contain  conditions  respecting  the  recogni- 
tion of  institutions  for  the  residence  of  Women  who  are  Candidates  for 
admission  to  Tripos  Examinations.    (Grace,  April  30,  1884.) 

1.  That  the  building  in  which  it  is  proposed  that  residence  shall  be 
kept  under  Regulation  2,  sub-section  (rf),  is  suitable  for  the  purpose. 

2.  That  there  is  a  Committee  of  Management  consisting  of  not  less 
than  nine  members,  three  at  least  of  the  members  being  resident  Members 
of  the  Senate  of  the  University  of  Cambridge,  and  that  the  ordinary  place 
of  meeting  of  the  Committee  is  in  Cambridge. 

3.  That  the  proposed  arrangements  for  tuition  and  discipline  are 
adequate. 

4.  That  when  application  is  made  for  the  recognition  of  an  establish- 
ment for  the  residence  of  women  preparing  for  admission  to  Tripos  Ex- 
aminations, the  Council  shall  ascertain  ihat  the  conditions  1,  2,  3  are 
properly  complied  with,  and  shall  thereupon  make  a  Report  to  the  Senate. 

5.  That  in  the  first  instance  the  recognition  given  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate  shall  be  for  five  years. 

6.  That  the  authorities  of  an  establishment  which  has  received  recog- 
nition for  five  years  shall  give  due  notice  of  their  intention  to  apply 
for  a  renewal  of  recognition,  accompanied  by  a  statement  of  the  prospects 
of  a  permanent  foundation.     The  Council  of  the  Senate  shall  thereupon 


182  LOCAL   EXAMINATIONS  AND   LECTURES. 

make  a  Report  to  the  Senate,  recommending  either  the  renewal  of  recog- 
nition for  a  further  period  of  five  years  or  longer,  or  permanent  recognition, 
or  the  termination  of  recognition. 

7.  That  on  the  expiration  of  a  second  period  of  recognition  the  estab- 
lishment shall  not  receive  any  further  temporary  recognition,  but  if  it  has 
been  established  on  a  permanent  footing  it  may  receive  permanent  recog- 
nition on  the  recommendation  of  the  Council  of  the  Senate. 

8.  That  the  Council  of  the  Senate  may  at  any  time  make  enquiry 
into  the  condition  and  management  of  such  an  establishment  and  may  if 
they  think  fit  recommend  the  termination  of  its  recognition. 

EXAMINATION   OF   WOMEN   IN  MUSIC. 

1.  Women  shall  be  allowed  to  present  themselves  for  the  Examinations 
held  by  the  University  for  the  Candidates  for  the  Degrees  of  Bachelor  and 
Master  of  Music  in  the  prescribed  order  of  such  Examinations,  provided 
they  fulfil  the  provisions  of  Clauses  1.  2.  3.  6.  on  pp.  153 — 157. 

2.  Women  presenting  themselves  for  these  Examinations  shall  be 
required  to  pay  a  fee  of  £5  on  their  first  admission  and  of  £'2.  lOiJ.  on  any 
subsequent  admission  to  each  of  the  Two  Parts  of  the  Examination  for  the 
Degree  of  Mus.B.,  and  a  Fee  of  £6  on  their  first  admission  and  of  £3  on 
any  subsequent  admission  to  each  of  the  Two  Parts  of  the  Exammation 
for  the  Degree  of  Mus.M. 

3.  These  Fees  shall  be  paid  in  each  case  to  the  Professor  of  Music  at 
the  time  of  application  for  admission  to  the  Examination,  and  shall  be  by 
him  paid  to  the  University  Chest. 

4.  The  Vice-Chancellor  shall  be  authorised  to  defray  out  of  the 
University  Chest  such  expenses  as  may  be  necessarily  incurred  in  conse- 
quence of  the  admission  of  women  to  the  Musical  Examinations  of  the 
University. 

5.  The  arrangements  for  conducting  the  Examination  together  with 
the  collection  and  distribution  of  the  Fees  shall  be  entrusted  to  the  Special 
Board  for  Music. 

6.  The  names  of  those  women  who  satisfy  the  Examiners  shall  be  pub- 
lished at  the  ordinary  time  in  a  separate  list  arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

7.  The  Vice-Chancellor  shall  be  authorised  to  grant  Certificates  to 
those  women  who  shall  have  passed  all  the  Examinations  required  of  the 
Candidates  for  either  Degree  in  Music,  the  form  of  such  Certificate  to  be 
approved  by  the  Special  Board  for  Music. 


LOCAL  EXAMINATIONS  AND   LECTURES. 
The  extra-mural  work  conducted  by  the  Local  Examinations 
and  Lectures  Syndicate  falls  under  three  heads :   1.  The  Local 
Examinations;  H.  The  Examination  of  Schools ;   III.  The  Local 
Lectures. 

I.  THE  LOCAL  EXAMINATIONS. 
(i)  Local  Examinations  fob  Senior  and  Junior  Students. 
These  Examinations  were  instituted  in  1858,  They  are  con- 
ducted at  various  places  throughout  the  country  by  means  of 
printed  papers  set  by  a  central  body  of  Examiners  and  worked  by 
the  candidates  in  the  presence  of  Examiners  sent  down  for  that 
purpose.  For  seven  years  the  Examinations  were  open  to  boys 
only.     In  1865,  a  Grace  of  the  Senate  admitted  girls  also  to  the 


LOCAL  EXAMINATIONS  AND   LECTURES.  183 

Examinations  for  1866,  1866, 1867 ;  and  in  1867  girls  were  put 
permanently  on  the  same  footing  as  boys.  The  Examinations 
in  the  year  1907  were  held  for  the  first  time  in  July  as  well  as  in 
December. 

Candidates  are  admitted  to  the  Examinations  without  limit 
of  age,  but  Senior  Students  cannot  be  placed  in  one  of  the  Honour 
Classes  unless  they  are  under  19,  and  Junior  Students  cannot  be 
placed  in  one  of  the  Honour  Classes  unless  they  are  under  16. 
Every  Candidate  pays  to  the  Syndicate  a  fee  of  £1.  The  local 
expenses  of  providing  an  Examination  room,  stationery,  &c.,  are 
borne  by  the  local  Committee  of  Management  at  each  centre  of 
Examination,  and  to  meet  these  expenses  a  local  fee  is  charged  to 
each  Candidate  by  the  local  Committee.  This  fee  is  usually  from 
five  to  ten  shillings. 

Senior  Candidates  can  procure  exemption  from  the  Previous 
Examination  on  the  following  terms  : — 

From  Part  I.  by  passing  in  the  Gospel  (including  the  Greek  text),  in 
Latin,  and  in  Greek,  or,  from  the  Classical  Papers  only  by  passing  in 
Latin  and  Greek; 

From  the  Mathematical  Papers  of  Part  II.  by  passing"  in  Arithmetic, 
Geometry,  and  Algebra;  from  the  English  Essay  by  passing  also  in 
English  Composition;  and  from  the  Paper  on  Paley's  Evidences  and  its 
substitutes,  by  passing  also  in  Religious  Knowledge  or  in  Logic  or  in 
Chemistry  or  in   Physics; 

From  the  Additional  Subjects  by  shewing  a  sufficient  degree  of  merit 
either  in  Applied  Mathematics,  or  in  French,  or  in  German. 

The  Senior  Certificate  is  also  accepted  under  certain  conditions  as 
affording  exemption  from  Responsions  in  the  University  of  Oxford, 
from  the  Matriculation  Examination  of  the  University  of  London ; 
of  the  Universities  of  Manchester,  Liverpool,  Leeds,  and  Sheffield  ;  of 
the  University  of  Birmingham  ;  and  of  the  University  of  Wales. 

Other  exemptions  afforded  by  the  Junior  and  Senior  Local  Examin- 
ations are  set  forth  in  the  Regulations. 

(ii)  Preliminary  Local  Examination. 
A  Preliminary  Local  Examination,  to  which  only  Students  under 
16  are  admissible,  and  in  which  no  Students  are  placed  in  any 
Honour  Class  unless  they  are  under  14,  was  instituted  in  1895.  This 
Examination  is  held  in  July  and  December  at  the  same  time  as  the 
Examinations  for  Senior  and  Junior  Students.  Every  Candidate  pays 
to  the  S3aidicate  a  fee  of  lOs.  Qd. 

(iii)    Higher  Local  Examination. 

Examinations  for  Women  above  18  years  of  age  (now  above  17 
years  of  age)  were  instituted  in  1869,  and  made  permanent  in  1871. 
They  were  thrown  open  to  Men  in  1873.  They  take  place  in  June, 
and  there  is  a  supplementary  Examination  in  December.  Candidates 
must  have  completed  seventeen  years  of  age  before  the  first  day  of 
the  month  in  which  the  Examination  is  held,  or  must  have  obtained  a 
Cambridge  Senior  Local  Certificate,  or  an  Oxford  Senior  Local  Certificate, 


184     LOCAL  EXAMINATIONS  AND  LECTURES. 

or  a  Higher  Certificate  of  the  Oxford  and  Cambridge  Schools  Examin- 
ation Board  or  a  Matriculation  Certificate  of  the  University  of  London. 
The  Syndicate  are  prepared  to  consider  applications  for  admission  to 
the  Examination  from  students  under  17  years  of  age  who  hold  the 
Matriculation  Certificates  of  other  Universities.  Each  Candidate  pays 
to  the  Syndicate  a  fee  of  £1.  10s.,  and  £1  for  each  subsequent  Examin- 
ation. 

Candidates  are  exempted  from  the  Classical  papers  of  Part  I.  of  the 
Previous  Examination  if  they  pass  at  the  same  Higher  Local  Examin- 
ation in  the  Latin  and  Greek  set  books  and  Latin  Unprepared  Trans- 
lation and  from  the  paper  on  the  Greek  Gospel  if  they  also  pass  at  the 
same  or  another  Examination  in  the  Greek  Text  of  the  New  Testament : 
from  the  Mathematical  papers  of  Part  II.  if  they  pass  at  the  same 
Examination  in  Arithmetic,  Geometry  and  Algebra;  and  from  the 
English  Essay  if  they  also  pass  at  the  same  or  another  Examination  in 
English  Language  and  Literature  :  and  from  the  paper  on  Paley's 
Evidences  and  its  substitutes,  if  they  also  pass  at  the  same  or  another 
Examination  in  General  Old  Testament  History  or  General  New  Tes- 
tament History  or  Logic  or  Chemistry  or  Physics  or  Elementary 
Chemistry  and  Physics  :  fi-om  the  Additional  Subjects  if  they  pass  in 
French  or  German  or  Statics  and  Dynamics. 

A  Higher  Local  Honour  Certificate  admits  to  Tripos  Examinations 
members  of  Girton  and  Newnharo  Colleges  who  have  resided  during  a 
suflficient  number  of  terms,  provided  that  the  Student  has  passed  in 
Group  B  and  in  Group  C. 

The  Higher  Local  Examination  is  accepted  as  a  qualification  for  the 
admission  of  Women  to  the  First  Public  Examination  in  the  University 
of  Oxford  provided  that  they  have  passed  in  (a)  Arithmetic,  (6)  two  of 
the  five  Languages  Latin,  Greek,  French,  German,  Italian,  (c)  either 
Geometry  or  Algebra. 

(iv)     Certificates  of  Proficiency  in  Modern  Languages  and  in 
Religious  Knowledge. 

The  Certificates  are  designed  for  teachers  who  desire  a  satisfactory 
proof  of  their  practical  knowledge  of  the  subjects  with  a  view  to 
teaching  them  in  schools. 

Three  Certificates  in  Modem  Languages  have  been  established, 
namely  in  (1)  French,  (2)  German,  (3)  English.  The  English  Certifi- 
cate is  designed  for  foreign  students,  but  is  not  limited  to  them. 

The  Examinations  for  the  Modern  Language  Certificates,  which  are 
open  to  candidates  who  have  completed  the  age  of  20  years  on  1  June 
of  the  year  of  examination,  will  be  held  in  June  of  each  year  at  the 
Cambridge  and  London  (City)  centres  of  the  Higher  Local  Examination. 
The  fee  for  each  Certificate  is  £3,  or  for  Candidates  who  have  previously 
entered  for  the  Higher  Local  Examination,  £2.  10s. 

The  Certificate  of  Proficiency  in  Religious  Knowledge,  for  which 
students  may  sit  at  any  Higher  Local  centre,  will  be  awarded  to 
Candidates  who  in  the  course  of  two  consecutive  years  have  reached  a 
sufficiently  high  standard  in  six  papers  in  the  Religious  Knowledge 
group  of  the  Higher  Local  Examination.  The  fee  will  be  10«.  in 
addition  to  the  ordinary  Higher  Local  fees. 


SCHOOLS  EXAMINATION  BOAKD.  186 

II.     EXAMINATION  AND  INSPECTION  OF  SCHOOLS. 

The  Syndicate  is  prepared  to  undertake  the  Examination  or  Inspec- 
tion of  Schools.  In  1912  seventy  schools  were  thus  examined  or 
inspected. 

A  School  may  be  examined  partly  by  means  of  the  Local  Examin- 
ations and  partly  by  means  of  a  School  Examination. 

The  Syndicate  also  undertakes  examinations  for  the  award  of 
Scholarships  on  behalf  of  Colonial  Governments,  County  Councils,  and 
other  public  bodies. 

III.    LOCAL  LECTUKES. 

The  purpose  of  the  Local  Lectures  and  Classes  (popularly  known  as 
•'University  Extension")  is  to  provide  the  means  of  higher  education 
for  persons  of  all  ranks  and  of  both  sexes  engaged  in  the  regular  occupa- 
tions of  life.  Lecturers  are  sent  to  deliver  courses  of  lectures  in  provincial 
towns,  each  lecture  being  preceded  or  followed  by  a  "  class"  for  more 
detailed  instruction.  The  charge,  inclusive  of  everything  but  local 
expenses,  for  a  course  of  12  lectures  and  classes  is  £50.  The  first 
courses  were  arranged  by  the  University  of  Cambridge  in  1873,  and  the 
work  has  been  taken  up  by  other  Universities  and  has  been  carried  on 
in  the  country  with  increasing  success.  In  1886  powers  were  obtained 
to  affiliate  Lecture  Centres  to  the  University,  and  the  following  are 
now  affiliated : — Exeter,  Leicester,  Northampton,   Southport. 

Full  particulars  as  to  the  Local  Examinations  and  the  Examination 
of  Schools  can  be  obtained  from  J.  H.  Flather,M.  A.,  Secretary  for  Exam- 
inations, and  as  to  Local  Lectures  from  the  Rev.  D.  H.  S.  CRANAGE,Litt.D. , 
Secretary  for  Lectures,  at  the  Office  of  the  Syndicate,  Syndicate 
Buildings,  Mill  Lane,  Cambridge. 


OXFORD  AND  CAMBRIDGE  SCHOOLS  EXAMINATION 
BOARD. 
This  Board  was  formed  in  accordance  with  Articles  of  Agreement 
signed  on  Nov.  8,  1873,  by  representatives  of  the  two  Universities. 

The  Board  examines  such  Schools  as  have  a  regularly  constituted 
Governing  Body,  or  prepare  a  fair  proportion  of  their  boys  for  the  Univers- 
ities, or  in  any  other  way  give  evidence  of  providing  an  education  of  the 
highest  grade.  It  also  grants  Certificates  to  boys  under  education  at  School, 
who  are  examined  under  its  authority.  A  Certificate  Examination  maybe 
combined  withihe  Examination  of  any  School  to  which  the  Board  appoints 
Examiners.  Candidates  under  education  at  a  School  to  which  the  Board 
does  not  appoint  Examiners,  and  from  which  only  a  few  Candidates  are 
entered,  are  examined  at  a  few  convenient  centres.  The  Board  also  under- 
takes the  Inspection  of  Schools  at  any  time  during  the  School  year,  except 
when  the  Examinations  are  going  on. 

A  School  Examination,  held  under  the  authority  of  the  Board,  may  be 

of  one  or  more  of  the  following  kinds : — 

(a)    Such  an  Examination  in  the  general  work  of  the  School,  extending 

either  to  the  whole  School  or  to  portions  of  the  School  to  be  selected 

with  the  approval  of  the  Board,  as  will  enable  the  Examiners  to 

report  g'enerally  upon  the  School  work. 


186  SCHOOLS  EXAMINATION  BOARD. 

{h)    Such  an  Examination  in  any  main  subject  or  subjects  of  instruction, 
extending  either  to  the  whole  School  or  to  portions  of  the  School  to 
be  selected  with  the  approval  of  the  Board,  as  will  enable  the  Ex- 
aminers to  report  on  the  standard  reached  in  that  subject  or  subjects, 
(c)    Such  an  Examination  of  the  hig-hest  division  of  the  School  as  will 
enable  the    Examiners  to  report  upon  the  general  work  of  that 
division,  and,  if  required,  to  place  the  boys  in  order  of  merit,  and  to 
award  exhibitions,  scholarships,  and  prizes. 
There  is  one  Examination  for  Higher  Certificates  in  each  year  m  July. 
The  Examination  forHigher  Certificates  includes  the  following  Subjects  : 
— Group  I.   (1)  Eatin.    (2)  Greek.  (3)  French.  (4)  German.  (5)  Spanish. 

(6)  Arabic. 
Group  11.    (1)  Elementary  Matliematics.     (2)  Additional  Mathematics. 

(3)     Advanced  Mathematics. 
Group  III.    (1)  Scripture  Knowledge.     (2)  English.     (3)  History.     (4) 

Geography. 
Group  IV.    (1)  Natural  Philosophy  (Mechanical  Division).   (2)  Natural 
Philosophy  (Physical  Division).  (3)  Natural  Philosophy  (Chemical 
Division).     (4)  Natural  Philosophy  (Experimental  Science).     (5) 
Physical  Geography   and  elementary   Geolog-y.     (6)   Biology.     (7) 
Music. 
Every  Candidate  is  required  to  satisfy  the  Examiners  in  at  least  four 
Subjects  taken  from  not  less  than  three  different  groups,  and  no  Candidate 
is  permitted   to  offer  more  than  six  Subjects.      If  however  a  Candidate 
satisfy  the  Examiners  in  one  subject  taken  from  Group  II.  or  IV.,  he  may 
otler  three  subjects  taken  from  Group  I.;  also  a  Candidate  who  already 
holds  a  Higher  or  School  Certificate  may  offer  four  subjects  taken  from  not 
less  than  two  different  groups. 

The  Board  also  examines  Girls  under  the  same  Regulations  as  for 
Boys,  with  four  additional  Regulations  providing  for  the  option  of  sub- 
stituting Italian  for  Greek,  and  for  being  examined  in  Drawing,  and  for 
passing  the  required  four  subjects  two  at  a  time. 

About  five  weeks  after  the  Examinations,  a  list  of  all  Candidates  who 
have  passed  is  published.  To  each  successful  Candidate  a  Certificate  is 
given, signed  by  the  Vice-Chancellorsof  the  Universities  of  Oxford  and  Cam- 
bridge, specifying  (a)  the  subjects  in  which  the  Candidate  has  passed  merely, 
(b)  the  subjects  in  which  he  lias  passed  with  distinction.  These  Certificates 
confer  exemption,  under  certain  conditions,  from  various  Hxaminations 
held  by  public  bodies, including  the  Previous  Examination  in  the  University 
of  Cambridge,  and  the  Examination  for  Responsions  in  the  University  of 
Oxford. 

There  is  an  Examination  for  School  Certificates  in  each  year,  in  July, 
and  another  in  December. 

This  Examination  includes  the  following  subjects : — Group  I  (1)  Latin, 
(2)  Greek,  (3)  French,  (4)  German;  Group  II  (1)  Elementary  Mathe- 
matics, (2)  Additional  Mathematics;  Group  III  (1)  Sci-ipture  Knowledge, 
(2)  Epglisla,  (3)  English  History,  (4)  Outlines  of  Geography,  with  special 
reference  to  British  Isles,  (5)  English  History-and- Geography;  Group  IV 
(1)  Mechanics,  (2)  Physics,  (3)  Chemistry,  (4)  Physics-and-Chemistry. 

Candidates  must  satisfy  the  Examiners  in  not  less  than  5  subjects,  of 
which  English  must  be  one,  taken  from  not  less  than  3  Groups  and  at  least 
one  subject  must  be  taken  from  Group  I. 

A  Candidate  who  takes  III  (5)  must  not  take  III  (3)  or  III  (4) ;  and  a 
Candidate  who  takes  IV  (4)  must  not  take  IV  (2)  or  IV  (3). 

There  is  an  Examination  for  Lower  Certificates  in  each  year,  in  July. 


SCHOOLS  EXAMINATION  BOAKD.  187 

This  Examination  includes  the  following  subjects: — Group  I.  (1)  Latin, 
(2)  Greek,  (3)  French,  (4)  German,  (o)  Arabic,  (6)  Spanish;  Group  IL  (1) 
Arithmetic,  (2)  Additional  Mathematics;  Group  111.  (1)  Scripture  Know- 
ledge, (2)  Eng-lisli,  (3)  English  History,  (4)  Geography;  Group  IV.  (1) 
Mechanics  and  Physics,  (2)  Physics  and  (,hemistry,  (3)  Chemistry  and 
Mechanics,  (4)  Experimental  Science,  (5)  Botany;  candidates  may  also 
offer  Geometrical  or  Model  Drawing.  The  same  candidate  cannot  offer 
both  IV  (2)  and  IV  (4). 

Candidates  must  satisfy  the  Examiners  in  five  subjects  taken  from  not 
less  than  three  groups,  of  which  Groups  I.  and  II.  must  be  two ;  and  must 
answer  the  questions  so  as  to  satisfy  the  Examiners  that  they  have  an 
adequate  knowledge  of  English  Grammar  and  Orthography.  Girls  can 
pass  the  required  subjects  at  two  Examinations. 

KEGULATIONS  EESPECTING  EXEMPTIONS  FROM  THE  PRE- 
VIOUS EXAMINATION  BY  CERTIFICATE  EXAMINATIONS 
HELD  UNDER  THE  AUTHORITY  OF  THE  OXFORD  AND 
CAMBRIDGE   SCHOOLS  EXAMINATION  BOARD. 

1.  A  student,  who  at  one  and  tlie  same  examination  for  a  Higher  or  a 
School  Certificate  has  satisfied  the  examiners  in  Latin  and  in  Greek,  is 
excused  from  the  Classical  Papers  of  Part  I  of  the  Previous  Examination ; 
and,  if  at  aivj  examination  he  has  satisfied  the  examiners  for  either  a 
Higher  or  a  School  Certificate  in  Scripture  Knowledge  including  the 
Greek  Text,  or  has  satisfied  the  examiners  for  a  Higher  Certificate 
in  a  Prepared  Book  of  the  New  Testament  including  the  Greek  Text, 
he  is  further  excused  from  the  Paper  on  the  Greek  Gospel  (or  its  sub- 
stitute), 

2.  The  holder  of  two  Certificates,  each  of  which  includes  subjects 
sufficient  for  the  award  of  a  Higher  or  a  School  Certificate,  which  show 
that,  exclusive  of  any  additional  endorsement  on  either  Certificate,  he 
has  satisfied  the  examiners  in  Latin  and  in  Greek,  is  excused  from  the 
Classical  Papers  of  Part  I  of  the  Previous  Examination ;  and,  if  at  any 
examination  he  has  satisfied  the  examiners  either  for  a  Higher  or  a  School 
Certificate  in  Scripture  Knowledge  including  the  Greek  Text,  or  has  satis- 
fied the  examiners  for  a  Higher  Certificate  in  a  Prepared  Book  of  the  New 
Testament  including  the  Greek  Text,  he  is  further  excused  from  the 
Paper  on  the  Greek  Gospel  (or  its  substitute). 

3.  A  candidate  for  a  Higher  Certificate  who,  at  one  and  the  same 
examination,  has  satisfied  the  examiners  in  one  Greek  Book  (or  Unpre- 
pared Greek  Translation),  in  one  Latin  Book,  the  paper  on  which  will 
include  questions  on  Grammar,  (or  Latin  Prose  Composition),  in  Greek 
Grammar,  and  in  Unprepared  Latin  Translation,  is  excused  from  the 
Classical  Papers  of  Part  I  of  the  Previous  Examination,  Further,  if  at 
any  examination  for  Higher  Certificates  he  satisfies  the  examiners  in 
Scripture  Knowledge,  or  in  a  Prepared  Book  of  the  New  Testament, 
including  the  Greek  Text,  he  be  excused  from  the  paper  on  the  Greek 
Gospel  (or  its  substitute)  in  Part  I  of  the  Previous  Examuiation. 

4.  A  native  of  Asia  or  Africa  not  of  European  parentage,  who  at  one 
and  the  same  examination  for  a  Higher  Certificate  or  for  a  School  Cer- 
tificate, has  satisfied  the  examiners  in  (1)  Scripture  Knowledge  (in 
EngUsh)  and  English,  or  (2)  in  English  and  English  History,  is  excused 
from  all  the  papers  of  Part  I  of  the  Previous  Examination  with  the 
exception  of  the  papers  in  Arabic,  Chinese,  Sanskrit,  or  Pali. 

5.  A  native  of  Asia  or  Africa  not  of  European  parentage,  who  has 
satisfied  the  examiners  for  Higher  Certificates  in  Arabic,  is  exempted 
from  the  papers  in  Part  I  of  the  Previous  Examination  in  one  of  the 


188  SCHOOLS  EXAMINATION  BOARD. 

Latin  Classics  and  in  Latin  Unprepared  Translation  and  from  the  alter- 
native papers  in  Arabic. 

6.  A  student,  who  at  an  examination  for  a  Higher  or  a  School 
Certificate  has  satisfied  the  examiners  in  Additional  Mathematics,  or  at 
one  and  the  same  examination  for  a  Higher  Certificate  has  satisfied  the 
examiners  in  Arithmetic  and  in  tlie  Algebra  and  Geometry  of  Additional 
Mathematics,  is  excused  from  the  Mathematical  Papers  of  Part  II  of  the 
Previous  Examination ;  if  at  any  examination,  he  has  satisfied  the  ex- 
amhiers  for  either  Certificate  in  English  or  the  examiners  for  the  Higher 
Certificate  in  the  English  Essay,  he  is  further  excused  from  the  English 
Essay;  and,  if  at  any  examination,  he  has  satisfied  the  examiners  for  the 
Higher  Certificate  in  Scripture  Knowledge  or  in  a  Paper  on  a  Prepared 
Book  of  the  Old  Testament  or  in  the  Paper  on  the  Outlines  of  Scripture 
Knowledge  or  in  the  Physical  or  Chemical  divisions  of  Natural  Philosophy 
or  in  Experimental  Science,  or  has  satisfied  the  examiners  for  the  School 
Certificate  in  Scripture  Knowledge  or  in  Physics  or  in  Chemistry  or  in 
Physics-and-Chemistry,  he  is  further  excused  from  the  Paper  on  Paley's 
Evidences  (and  its  substitutes). 

7.  A  student,  who  at  an  examination  for  a  Higher  or  a  School 
Certificate,  has  satisfied  the  examiners  either  in  French  or  in  German,  or 
in  the  Trigonometry,  Statics  and  Dynamics  of  Additional  Mathematics 
taken  at  one  and  the  same  examination,  or  at  an  examination  for  a 
Higher  Certificate  has  satisfied  the  examiners  in  the  Mechanical  Division 
of  Natural  Philosophy,  or  at  an  examination  for  a  School  Certificate  has 
satisfied  the  examiners  in  Mechanics,  is  excused  from  the  examination  in 
the  Additional  Subjects. 

[Note.  A  ^special'  exemption  is  one  which  cannot  be  determined 
from  an  inspection  of  the  list  of  successful  Candidates  or  of  the  supple- 
mentary tables,  by  reason  of  its  involving  apart  only  of  a  subject.] 

A  Candidate  for  a  higher  Certificate  can  obtain  sjiecial  exemptions 
from  the  various  papers  of  the  Previous  Examination  under  the  following 
conditions : 

If  at  some  one  Examination  he  satisfies  the  Examiners  in 

(1)  either  Latin  Book  or  Latin  Prose, 

(2)  Latin  Unprepared  Translation, 

(3)  Greek  Grammar, 

(4)  either  Greek  Book  or  Greek  Unprepared  Translation, 

(5)  a  Prepared  Book  of  the  New  Testament  (including  the  Greek  Text), 
he  is  exempt  from  the  whole  of  Part  I  of  the  Previous  Examination ; 

if  in  (1),  (2),  (3),  and  (4),  he  is  exempt  from  the  whole  of  Part  I  except 
the  Greek  Gospel,  and  may  obtain  exemption  from  the  Greek  Gospel  by 
passing  in  (5)  at  any  Examination. 

If  at  some  one  Examination  he  satisfies  the  Examiners  in 

(1)  Arithmetic, 

(2)  Algebra,  Parts  I  and  II, 

(3)  Geometry,  Parts  I  and  II, 

(4)  Outlines  of  Scripture  Knowledge  or  in  a  Prepared  Book  of  the 

Old  Testament  or  in  Physics  or  Chemistry  or  Experimental 
Science, 

(5)  English  Essay, 

he  is  exempt  from  the  whole  of  Part  II  of  the  Previous  Examination ; 

if  in  (1),  (2),  (3)  and  (4),  he  is  exempt  from  the  whole  of  Part  11  except 
the  Essay,  and  may  obtain  exemption  from  the  Essay  by  passing  in  (5)  at 
any  Examination ; 

if  in  (1),  (2),  (3)  and  (5),  he  is  exempt  from  the  whole  of  Part  II  except 
the  Paley,  and  may  obtain  exemption  from  the  Paley  by  passing  in  (4)  at 
any  Examination ; 


TEACHERS'  TRAINING  SYNDICATE.  189 

if  in  (1),  (2)  and  (3),  he  is  exempt  from  the  Mathematical  papers  of  Part  II, 
and  may  obtain  exemption  from  the  Paley  and  the  English  Essay  by 
passing  in  (4)  and  (5)  at  any  Examination. 

If  at  some  one  Examination  he  satisfies  the  Examiners  in  Trigonometry , 
Statics  and  Dynamics,  he  is  exempted  from  the  Additional  Subjects  of  the 
Previous  Examination. 

For  these  special  exemptions  an  additional  fee  of  5s.  must  be  paid  in 
May  on  entering  for  the  Examination. 

Any  Candidate  who  is  entitled  to  any  of  these  special  exemptions  will 
receive  from  the  Cambridge  Secretary  a  statement  to  that  effect. 

Information,  about  both  School  Examinations  and  Examinations  for 
Certificates,  and  Inspections  of  Schools,  will  be  found  in  the  Regulations 
of  the  Board,  which  are  published  by  the  Oxford  and  Cambridge  Univer- 
sity Presses,  and  may  be  procured  from  their  agents.  All  communications 
relating  to  the  Examinations  and  Inspections  should  be  addressed  to  one 
of  the  Secretaries,  E.  J.  Gross,  Esq.,  M.A.,  Cains  College,  Cambridge, 
and  P.E.  Matheson,  Esq.,  M.A.  (of  New  College,  Oxford)  at  74,  High 
Street,  Oxford. 


TEACHERS'  TRAINING  SYNDICATE. 

By  Grace  of  the  Senate,  February  7,'  1878,  the  Teachers' 
Training  Syndicate  was  appointed  to  organize  courses  of  Lec- 
tures on  the  Theory,  History  and  Practice  of  Education,  to  or- 
ganize and  superintend  Examinations  in  the  same  subjects,  and 
to  award  certificates  of  proficiency  on  the  results  of  the  Examin- 
ations. Later  on  the  University  established  The  Cambridge 
University  Training  College  for  Schoolmasters  (till  recently  called 
*The  Day  Training  College'),  the  Primary  Department  in  1891, 
and  the  Secondary  Department  in  1898,  in  connection  with  the 
other  work  of  the  Syndicate.  Both  Departments  of  the  Training 
College  were  in  1909  placed  under  tne  direct  control  of  the 
Syndicate. 

(1)    EXAMINATIONS. 

1,  An  Examination  in  the  Theory,  History,  and  Practice  of  Teaching 
will  be  held  on  Monday  and  Tuesday,  June  22  and  23,  1914,  for  persons 
who  have  completed  the  age  of  20  before  July  15,  1914. 

forms  of  application  for  admission  to  the  Examination  and  fees  should 
be  sent  to  the  Secretary  not  later  than  May  13. 

An  Examination  will  also  be  held  on  Tuesday  and  Wednesday ,  December 
1  and  2,  1914.  for  persons  who  shall  have  completed  the  age  of  20  before 
January  15,  1915. 

Forms  of  application  for  admission  and  fees  should  be  sent  in  on  or  before 
October  28. 

An  Examination  in  Practical  Efficiency  will  also  be  held,  the  dates  of 

which  will  be  arranged  between  the  Principals  of  recognised  Training 

Colleges  and  the  Examiner  or,  in  the  case  of  students  not  belonging  to 

such  Colleges,  by  arrangement  between  the  candidates  and  the  Secretary. 

A  fee  of  £7.  lOs.  shall  be  paid  to  the  Syndicate  by  each  candidate,  except 

ban  such  cases  where  two  or  more  are  taking  the  Practical  Examination  at 

^ne  same  centre,  when  the  fee  shall  be  £5  for  both  parts  of  the  examination. 

^Hee  also  §  5.) 


lOO  TRAINING  COLLEGE  FOK   SCHOOLMASTERS. 

Certificates  will  be  granted  to  those  who  satisfy  the  Examiners  in  both 
parts  of  the  examination. 

2.  No  Candidate  can  be  admitted  to  the  Examination  unless  he  or  she 
be  qualified  by  having  passed  some  recognised  examination.  A  list  of  the 
examinations  at  present  recognised  by  tlie  Syndicate  may  be  obtained 
upon  application  to  the  Secretary. 

3.  The  subjectBof  Examination  will  be: 
Paper  I. 

The  Aim  of  Education,  and  the  Principles  determining  curriculum,  in 
relation  to  social  and  individual  needs.    The  Laws  of  correct  thinking 
and  of  the  growth  of  mind  and  character,  as  determining  method  of 
Instruction. 
Paper  II. 

The  History  of  Educaticm  during  a  certain  period  considered  in  the 
light  of  present  needs. 

In  connection  with  this  paper  students  who  show  a  first-hand  acquaint- 
ance with  certain  books  will  obtain  special  credit.  From  time  to 
time  a  special  period  will  be  chosen  and  a  special  list  of  books  issued. 
A  Training  College  may  present  for  the  approval  of  the  Syndicate  a 
course  alternative  to  the  special  period.  If  it  be  approved,  on 
payment  of  an  extra  fee  a  special  paper  thereon  Avill  be  set  to  the 
candidates  from  that  College. 
Paper  III. 

A.  The  Teaching  of  general  Form  Subjects. 

B.  The  Teaching  of  a  Special  Subject  or  Subjects  (to  be  chosen  by 

the  candidate). 
No  candidate  can  be  allowed  to  pass  in  B  without  satisfying  th« 
examiners  in  A. 
Candidates  must  give  notice  at  least  two  months  before  the  date 
of  the  examination  which  special  subjects  they  intend  to  take. 
The  Certificate  issued  will  state  if  a  Special  Subject  is  success- 
fully presented. 
Paper  IV. 

The  Principles  of  discipline  and  its  maintenance  in  schools  of  various 

kinds. 
Physical  Education,  with  special  reference  to  hygienic  conditions  of 

school  life. 
The  Organisation  and  Ami  of  Education  and  schools  in  the  British  Isles. 
All  these  should   be  studied  with  reference  to  the  practical  needs  of 
teachers. 

4.  The  bases  of  the  Examination  in  Practical  Teaching  will  be: 
(1)  Examination  of  the  class  taught  by  the  candidate.  (2)  An  inspection 
of  the  class  while  being  taught.  (3)  Questions  put  to  the  teacher  in 
private  after  the  inspection.  (4)  A  Report  made  by  the  Head  Master  or 
Mistress. 

Candidates  for  Examination  in  Practical  Teaching:  must  have  been 
engaged  for  at  least  a  year  in  some  school  or  schools  recognised  for  thia 
purpose  by  the  Syndicate. 

5.  The  Syndicate  will  also  be  ready  to  inspect  in  June  or  December 
1914  any  College  established  for  the  training  of  teachers  other  than  ele- 
mentary, and  will  award  certificates  of  theoretical  and  practical  knowledge 
to  such  candidates  as  may  deserve  them. 

The  June  Examination  will  be  held  at  the  following  centres,  provided 
sufficient  candidates  present  themselves  for  examination :  London,  Cam- 


TRAINING  COLLEGE  FOK   SCHOOLMASTEllS.  101 

l>ri(lge,  Liverpool,  Cheltenham,  Edinburgh,  Aberystwyth,  Cardiff,  Water- 
nl,  Wantage,  Oxford,  Cork,  lJui>lin,  Rathfarnham  :  and  the  December 
vamination  in   London,  Cambridge,  and  other  centres  where  sufficient 

candidates  present  themselves. 

Communications  are  to  be  addressed  to  the  Secretary  of  the  Syndicate, 

W.  G.  Bell,  M.A.,   Warkworth  House,  Cambridge,  who  will  afford  any 

further  information.    Astiistant  Secretary :  H.  R.  Royston,  B.A. 

C2)    TRAINING  COLLEGE  FOR   SCHOOLMASTERS. 

Governing  Body:  The  Teachers'  Training  Syndicate,  consiwting  of 
The  Vice-Chancellor;  W.  Durnford,  M.A.,  King's  College;  F.  H.  Colson, 
M.A.,  St  John's  College;  D.  A.  Winstanley,  M.A.,  Trinity  College- 
T.  C.  Lewis,  M.A.,  Trinity  College ;  The  Rev.  R.  St  J.  Parry,  D.D., 
Trinity  College;  A.  C.  Benson,  M.A..  Magdalene  College;  W.  T.  A.Barber, 
iVJ.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius  College;  H.  Thirkill,  M.A.,  Clare  College. 

Hon.  Principal  of  the  Training  College:  Walter  Durnford,  M.A.,  Vice- 
Provost  of  King's  College. 

Vice-Principal,  Master  of  Method  and  Lecturer  on  Education :  S.  S.  F. 
Fletcher,  M.A.,  King's  College. 

Lecturers  and  Supervisors  of  rF.  G.  Blandford,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi 
Practice  <       College. 

I  C.  Fox,  M.A.,  Christ's  College. 

Lecturer  on  School  Management:  G.  W.  Martin,  M.A.,  Head  Master  of 
Paradise  Street  School. 

Director  of  Studies  to  Secondary  Department:  F,  G.  Blandford,  M.A. 

Lecturers  to  Secondai-y  Department :  C.  Fox,  M.A.,  W.  H.  S.  Jones,  M.A. 

Bursar,  W.  G,  Bell,  M.A.,  Trinity  Hall. 

The  College  consists  of  two  departments,  a  Primary  and  a  Secondary. 

(a)     Piiinanj  Department. 

1.  Candidates  for  admission  to  the  Primary  Department  must  be 
qualified  as  Three  Year  Students  reading  for  a  Degree  according  to  the 
Regulations  of  the  Board  of  Education,  and  must  have  complied  with  the 
conditions  laid  down  by  the  Board  of  Education  for  Students  taking  Uni- 
V(;rsity  Degrees. 

2.  Before  candidates  are  admitted  they  will  be  required  to  produce 
(1)  a  certificate  of  birth;  (*2)  satisfactory  testimony  as  to  moral  character 
from  two  responsible  persons;  (3)  testimonials  from  Head  Teachers  and 
Managers  of  Schools  in  which  they  have  been  trained.  Also  in  accordance 
with  the  Regulations  of  the  Board  of  Education  for  the  Training  of 
Teachers,  "  (a)  the  medical  officer  of  the  College  must  certify  that  the 
state  of  their  health  is  satisfactory,  and  that  they  are  free  from  serious 
bodily  defect  or  deformity ;  and  {h)  they  must  execute  an  indenture  showing 
that  they  intend  bond  fide  to  adopt  and  follow  the  profession  of  teacher  in 
a  Public  Elementary  School  or  Training  College." 

3.  All  students  must  become  matriculated  students  of  the  University, 
either  as  members  of  a  College  or  of  Fitzwilliam  Hall.  They  must 
enter  the  Training  College  at  the  beginning  of  October  and  cannot  be 
admitted  after  October  21,  the  day  fixed  by  the  University  for  matri- 
culation. There  is  no  examination  for  matriculation  at  Cambridge.  The 
University  year  begins  in  October  and  ends  in  June :  it  consists  of  three 
terms  amounting  to  about  twenty-five  weeks  in  all.  Residence  is  obligatory 
during  this  period,  but  students  of  the  Training  College  may  find  some 
,further  residence  necessary  in  order  to  complete  their  practical  training. 

4.  A  fee  of  three  guineas  is  charged  for  admission  to  the  Training 
College  but  the  whole  of  the  grant  allowed  by  the  Board  of  Education  will 
lifi  paid  to  the  students  in  instalments  as  received. 


102  INDIAN  CIVIL  SERVICE  STUDENTS. 

It  has  been  found  by  experience  that  the  minimum  expenditure  of 
Members  of  the  Training  College  residing  economically  in  lodgings, 
during  the  twenty-five  weeks  of  necessary  residence,  is  between  £65  and 
£75  a  year,  exclusive  of  clothes  and  travelling  expenses. 

Since  the  opening  of  the  College  a  number  of  Students  have  held 
Exhibitions  or  Scholarships  given  by  certain  Colleges  or  by  Fitzwilliam 
Hall  to  members  of  the  Training  College.  It  is  probable  that  this  assist- 
ance will  be  continued  in  the  future,  but  the  exact  number  available  in 
each  year  is  uncertain. 

(h)     Secondary  Department. 

Students  in  the  Secondary  Department  must  ordinarily  be  graduates 
of  this  or  some  other  University,  but  the  Governing  Body  may  admit  other 
students  at  their  discretion.  The  course  of  training  is  for  a  year,  which 
may  be  spent  wholly  at  the  Training  College,  or  partly  under  supervision 
in  some  school  approved  of  by  the  Governing  Body.  They  must  attend 
such  courses  of  lectures  on  the  Theory,  History  and  Practice  of  Educa- 
tion, and  do  such  work  in  connection  with  them,  as  the  Governing  Body 
may  from  time  to  time  prescribe.  They  must  attend  such  Criticism, 
Model  and  Visiting  Lessons  given  in  connection  with  the  Training  College 
as  the  Governing  Body  may  order.  They  shall  give  at  least  60  days' 
teaching  in  a  Practising  School  connected  with  the  College. 

The  Theoretical  work  consists  of  lectures  on  the  Theory,  History  and 
Practice  of  Education,  on  School  Method  and  other  kindred  subjects, 
given  by  the  Lecturers,  who  also  guide  the  reading  of  the  students  and  set 
and  correct  papers  done  by  them.  For  the  practical  work  special  arrange- 
ments are  made  for  each  student  to  be  placed  for  one  or  more  terms  in 
charge  of  an  experienced  Master  at  one  or  other  of  the  three  Schools  in 
Cambridge,  the  Perse,  County,  and  the  Leys  Schools.  During  the  period 
of  school-practice  insisted  on  by  the  Board  of  Education,  each  Master 
superintends  the  work  of  the  student  during  the  whole  time  he  is  in 
school,  and  in  addition  gives  him  private  instruction  in  questions  relating 
to  school  work  and  discipline.  The  Masters  are  in  close  touch  with  the 
Staff  of  the  Training  College,  so  that  an  efficient  supervision  of  both  sides 
of  the  work  is  maintained.  The  Headmasters  of  several  Public  Schools 
away  from  Cambridge  have  kindly  consented  to  receive  students  for 
continuous  periods  of  teaching  and  observation. 

The  Students  prepare  for  the  Syndicate's  examination,  which  they 
usually  take  at  the  end  of  their  course. 

The  fee  payable  for  the  above  course  is  £22,  IO5.  payable  in  terminal 
instalments  of  £10.  10s.  Od.  for  the  1st  term,  £7.  10s.  Od.  for  the  2nd 
term,  £4.  10s.  0^^.  for  the  3rd  term. 

A  Free  Studentship  will  be  awarded  for  the  year  1913 — 14,  and  pro- 
bably for  subsequent  years. 

Applications  for  admission  and  enquiries  are  to  be  addressed  to  the 
Principal  of  the  College,  at  Warkworth  House,  Cambridge. 


INDIAN   CIVIL   SERVICE   STUDENTS. 

By  Grace  of  May  10,  1883,  a  Board  of  Indian  Civil  Service  Studies 
was  constituted,  to  consist  of  eight  persons,  of  whom  two  should  retire 
each  year  but  be  re-eligible.  By  Grace,  March  11,  1897,  the  Board  was 
constituted  a  Special  Board  of  Studies  to  which  the  Sir  Thomas  Adams 
Professor  of  Arabic,  the  Regius  Professor  of  Modern  History,  the  Professor 


INDIAN  CIVIL  SERVICE  STUDENTS.  193 

of  Sanskrit,  were  added  as  ex  officio  Members.  By  the  last  mentioned 
(Jrace  the  ]3oard  are  empowered  to  appoint  University  Teacliers.  The 
principal  function  of  the  Board  is  to  provide  from  time  to  time,  for  Indian 
Civil  Service  Students  resident  at  Cambridge,  such  assistance  in  preparing 
for  their  final  examinations,  and  also  such  special  supervision,  as  they  may 
think  necessary,  applying  for  that  purpose  such  funds  as  may  be  assigned 
to  them  from  time  to  time  by  the  Senate.  By  Grace  of  Nov.  21,  1S89,  the 
Board  was  further  authorised  to  correspond  on  behalf  of  the  University 
with  the  Government  and  other  bodies  on  all  matters  connected  with  the 
interests  of  Cambrirlg-e  students  proposing  to  become  candidates  for  first 
selection  for  the  Indian  Civil  Service;  and  by  Grace  of  Nov.  20,  1890,  it 
has  been  made  the  duty  of  the  Board  to  report  anuually  the  results,  as  reg-ards 
Cambridg-e  candidates,  of  the  examination  forfirs^  selection,  and  any  changes 
in  the  Regulations,  and  to  append  such  remarks  and  suggestions  as  they  may 
think  useful. 

The  Board  are  also  authorised,  by  Grace  of  March  16, 1893  (1)  to  arrange 
for  or  recognise  lectures  or  other  instruction  in  any  of  the  subjects  of 
the  Indian  Civil  Service  Open  Competition ;  and  in  accordance  with  this 
Grace  they  publish  at  the  beginning  of  each  term  a  list  of  lectures  to  be 
delivered  on  some  of  the  subjects  not  included  in  the  lists  published  by 
the  Special  Boards  of  Studies:  and  (2)  by  Grace  6  of  February  17,  1902, 
to  use  for  the  discharge  of  the  duties  assigned  to  the  Board  in  regard 
to  the  Indian  Civil  Service  Open  Competition  such  portion  of  the  funds 
assigned  to  them  by  the  Senate  as  may  from  time  to  time  not  be 
required  for  the  instruction  and  supervision  of  the  Selected  Candidates. 

Information  respecting  the  arrangements  made  from  time  to  time  by  the 
Board  may  be  obtained  from  the  Secretary,  H.  A.  Roberts,  M.A., 
University  Offices,  St  Andrew's  Street,  Cambridge. 

An  Association  of  Colleges  has  been  formed  to  provide  supplementary 
lectures  in  the  subjects  of  the  examination  for  the  open  competition.  Mr 
G.  P.  Moriarty,  1,  Mill  Lane,  has  been  appointed  Director  of  Studies,  and 
will  advise  Candidates  with  reference  to  their  work  for  the  Open  Com- 
petition. 

Bhaunagar  Medal. 

In  July  1893  the  sum  of  £200  was  presented  to  the  University  by  the 
Maharftja  of  Bhaunagar  to  found  a  Prize  Medal,  the  conditions  for  the 
award  of  which  were  to  be  determined  by  Sir  J.  Peile,  Member  of  the 
Council  for  India,  Dr  Peile,  Master  of  Christ's  College,  and  M.  M. 
Bhownaggree,  Esq.,  CLE.  By  Grace  of  the  Senate,  November  23,  1893, 
the  following  are  the  Regulations  for  the  Prize : 

1.  There  shall  be  a  Medal  to  be  called  the  Bhaunagar  Medal. 

2.  The  Medal  shall  be  awarded  annually  to  that  one  of  the  Selected 
Candidates  for  the  Indian  Civil  Service  who,  having  passed  one  of  the 
Honour  Examinations  of  the  University  and  having  also  spent  his  year  of 
probation  at  Cambridge,  shall  stand  highest  in  the  final  list  of  Selected 
Candidates  arranged  by  the  combined  results  of  the  Examination  for 
selection  and  the  final  Examination  for  Probationers. 

'  3.  If  at  any  time  it  be  decided  that  Probationers  shall  no  longer 
-reside  at  Cambridge  or  if  for  any  other  reason  it  shall  seem  expedient 
to  make  any  changes  in  Regulation  2,  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the  Senate  to 
make  such  changes,  provided  that  they  be  first  submitted  to  His  Highness 

9 


194         FOREIGN   SERVICE   STUDENTS   COMMITTEE. 

the  present  Maharjtja  of  Bbauuagar  during  bis  lifetin^ie,  lor  his  approval, 
or  to  such  person  as  ho  raay  appoint  for  that  purpose. 

1804.  C.  A.  Silbcrrad,  IJ.A.,  Pot. 

1895.  J.  l'\  Hryant,  Clare. 

1896.  M.  S.  1).  nutlcr,  i}.A.  Peinl)roke. 

1897.  A.  C.  Chatterjeo,  IJ.A.,  KitiK's. 

1898.  1).  Sliearnio,  Ji.A.,  Trin. 

1899.  C.  E.  (iuitcrman,  H.A.,  Trin. 

1900.  F.  M.  Levi,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1901.  T.  K.  Johnston,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1902.  I.  G.  Lloyd,  B.A.,  Cains. 

1903.  IL  A.  Brown,  B.A.,  Cains. 

1904.  V.  P.  How,  B.A.,.Joli. 

1905.  E.  LL  Tanner,  B.A.,  Cla-re. 
190G.  O.  IL  B.  Sturte,  B.A.,  Clare. 

1907.  A.  IL  Llovd,  H.A.  Cains. 

1908.  Ardeshirknstomji  Dalai,  IJ.A.,  Job. 

1909.  E.  II.  P.  Jolly,  B.A.,  Joli. 

1910.  IL  F.  Dnnkley,  B.A.,  Job. 

1911.  T.  Clougb,  B.A.,  Job. 

1912.  S.  V.  Ramamurty,  B.A,,  Trin. 


FOREIGN    SERVICE    STUDENTS   COMMITTEE. 
(Grace  of  15  June  1905.) 

1.  That  there  be  constituted  a  Foreign  Service  Students  Committee. 

2.  There  shall  be  a  Director  of  a  School  of  Living  Oriental  Languages, 
appointed  by  the  Foreign  Service  Students  Committee  with  the  consent  of 
the  Vice-Chancellor.  The  Director  shall  perform  sucli  duties  and  receive 
such  stipend,  out  of  the  funds  at  the  disposal  of  the  Committee,  as  the 
Committee  may  determine.  He  shall  hold  office  for  live  years  and  shall 
be  eligible  for  reappointment  in  the  same  manner. 

3.  The  Foreign  Service  Students  Committee  shall  consist  of  the 
Director  of  the  School  of  Living  Oriental  Languages,  together  with  two 
members  appointed  by  the  Senate  on  the  nomination  of  the  Council  of 
the  Senate,  three  appointed  by  the  Senate  on  the  nomination  of  the  Special 
Board  for  Oriental  Studies,  and  a  member  of  the  Ajipointments  Board 
appointed  by  the  Senate  on  the  nomination  of  that  Board.  The  appoint- 
ment shall  be  in  each  case  for  three  years.  Of  the  members  appointed  by 
the  Senate  two  shall  retire  in  each  year.  A  retiring  member  shaU  be 
eligible  for  reappointment. 

Notice  of  the  agenda  of  each  meeting  shall  be  sent  to  the  Secretary 
of  State  for  Foreign  Affairs  who  may,  whenever  he  thinks  it  desirable, 
nominate  a  delegate  to  take  part  in  the  deliberations.  Such  delegate 
shall,  on  each  occasion  for  which  he  is  appointed,  have  the  same  powers  as 
a  member  of  the  Committee. 

4.  The  duties  of  the  Committee  shall  be 

(a)  to  make  arrangements  for  the  instruction  and  general  super- 
vision (i)  of  the  Student  Interpreters  sent  from  time  to  time  to  the 
University  by  the  Foreign  Office,  (ii)  of  selected  candidates  for  the 
Egyptian  and  Sudan  Civil  Service,  and  (iii)  of  any  similar  class  of 
students,  assigned  to  them  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  and  not  under  the 
supervision  of  the  Special  Board  of  Indian  Civil  Service  Studies : 

(b)  to  administer  the  fund  supplied  by  the  Foreign  Office  for  the 
instruction  of  Student  Interpreters,  and  any  other  funds  supplied  by 
other  bodies  for  a  similar  purpose,  with  the  exception  of  the  annual 
subvention  of  £500  made  by  the  Government  of  India : 

(c)  to  report  to  the  Vice-ChanceUor  for  publication  to  the  Senate 
at  least  once  a  year : 


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{d)  to  promote  in  the  University  the  study  of  Living  Oriental 
Languages : 

(e)  to  perform  such  other  functions  as  may  from  time  to  time  be 
assigned  to  them  by  the  Senate. 

5.  The  Committee  sliall  arrange  for  such  lectures  as  may  be  required 
for  the  students  under  their  charge,  and  shall,  before  the  beginning  of  each 
term,  publish  a  list  of  the  lectures  for  which  they  have  arranged. 

6.  There  shall  be  teachers  of  Living  Oriental  Languages,  appointed  by 
the  Committee  on  the  recommendation  of  the  Director  on  such  conditions 
as  the  Committee  shall  approve.  They  shall  perform  such  duties,  and 
receive  such  stipend,  out  of  the  funds  at  the  disposal  of  the  Committee,  as 
the  Committee  shall  determine. 

7.  The  teachers  so  appointed  shall,  on  the  recommendation  of  the 
Committee,  and  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice-Chancellor  in  each  case,  bear 
the  title  of  University  Teacher,  and  shall  have  the  same  privileges  as  the 
University  Teachers  appointed  by  the  Special  Board  for  Indian  Civil 
Service  Studies  {Ordinances,  pp.  371,  480). 


AGRICULTURAL  SCIENCES. 

REGULATIONS  RESPECTING  THE  BOARD  OF  AGRICULTURAL 
STUDIES  AND   THE  AGRICULTURAL  EDUCATION  FUND. 

I.  The  Board  of  Agricultural  Studies  shall  consist  of  the  Vice- 
Chancellor,  the  Drapers'  Professor  of  Agriculture,  the  Professors  of 
Agricultural  Botany,  Botany,  Chemistry,  Geology,  Physiology,  and 
Pathology,  the  Readers  in  Forestry  and  Chemical  Physiology,  the  Gilbey 
Lecturer  in  the  History  and  Economics  of  Agriculture,  and  the  Director 
of  Indian  Forest  Studies  appointed  by  the  Secretary  of  State  for  India; 
the  University  Lecturers  in  Agricultural  Physiology,  Agriculture,  and 
Statistics;  three  members  of  the  Senate  appointed  by  Grace  on  the 
nomination  of  the  Council  of  the  Senate;  and  such  other  persons  as 
may  from  time  to  time  be  appointed  by  Grace  under  the  Regulation 
next  following. 

II.  Each  County  or  Borough  Council  on  the  List  published  by  the 
Board  as  hereinafter  provided  shall  be  empowered  to  nominate  annually 
to  the  Senate  one  person  to  be  a  member  of  the  Board  for  one  year ;  and 
the  Board  shall  be  empowered  to  nominate  annually  to  the  Senate  two 
persons  to  be  additional  members  of  the  Board  for  one  year. 

III.  Of  the  members  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  one 
shall  on  the  first  occasion  be  appointed  to  hold  office  until  31  December 
1902,  one  to  hold  office  until  31  December  1901,  and  one  to  hold  office 
until  31  December  1900 ;  and  thereafter  each  shall  be  appointed  for  three 
years.  Such  members  shall  cease  to  hold  office  on  the  thirty-first  day  of 
December,  and  their  places  shall  be  supplied  by  persons  appointed  at  a 
Congregation  before  the  end  of  full  term  in  the  preceding  Michaehnas 
Term,  the  retiring  members  being  eligible  for  re- appointment. 

IV.  The  Vice-Chancellor  or  his  Deputy  and  four  other  members  shall 
constitute  a  quorum  of  the  Board. 

V.  The  duties  of  the  Board  shall  include  the  following: 

(1)  To  provide  for  the  instruction  and  supervision  of  students  of 
agricultural  science  resident  in  Cambridge,  whether  members  of  the 
University  or  not,  by  arrangement  with  the  Professors  of  the  Univer- 
sity and  other  teachers; 

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196  AGRICULTURAL  SCIENCES. 

(2)  To  correspond  with  the  Board  oi'  Agriculture,  with  contributing 
and  other  County  and  Borough  Councils,  and  with  other  bo<lies  and 
persons,  on  matters  relating  to  the  instructictn  and  supervision  of  such 
students,  and  to  take  steps  for  making  known  the  opportunities 
offered  at  Cambridge  for  the  study  of  subjects  bearing  on  agriculture ; 

(3)  To  admhiister  the  Agricultural  Education  Fund,  and  to  prepare 
and  keep  the  accounts  thereof  in  such  form  as  may  Ik;  approved  by  the 
Financial  Boai'd,  the  accounts  of  the  Fund  being  aninially  audited  in 
such  maimer  as  the  Financial  Board  may  direct  and  published  with 
the  University  Accounts ; 

(4)  To  take  over  and  iierform  the  functions  formerly  assigned  to 
the  Agricultural  Science  Sjnidicate,  mcluding  the  management  of  the 
Examinations  in  the  Science  and  Practice  of  Agriculture,  and  to  und(!r- 
take  the  conduct  and  superintendence  of  agricultural  expiiriments  and 
inspections  on  behalf  of  County  or  Borough  Councils  or  of  other  bodies 
or  persons ; 

(5)  To  report  from  time  to  time,  and  at  least  once  a  year,  to  theSenate ; 

(6)  To  prepare  and  publish  annually  to  the  Senate  a  List  of  the 
County  and  Borough  Councils  which  have  arranged  with  the  Board  to 
contribute  annual  grants  to  the  Agi-icultural  Education  Fund ; 

(7)  To  perform  such  other  functions  as  may  from  time  to  time  be 
assigned  to  the  Board  by  the  University. 

VI.     The  Agricultural  Education  Fund  shall  receive  the  following : 

(1)  Annual  andother  grants  contributed  by  the  Board  of  Agriculture ; 

(2)  Annual  and  other  grants  contributed  by  County  and  Borough 
Councils  and  otlier  bodies ; 

(3)  Donations  made  to  the  University  for  the  promotion  of  agri- 
cultural science  and  education; 

(4)  Fees  of  students  receiving  instruction  under  the  supervision 
of  the  Board,  and  payments  for  such  other  services  as  the  Board 
is  empowered  to  perform. 

The  payments  to  be  made  from  the  Fund  shall  include  the  following : 

(1)  The  stipend  of  the  Professor  of  Agriculture ; 

(2)  Stipends  and  other  payments  to  persons  employed  by  appoint- 
ment of  the  Board  in  instructing  and  supervising  students,  or  in  super- 
intending experiments  and  inspections ; 

(3)  Payments  in  respect  of  laboratory  and  other  accommodation  for 
teaching,  and  expenses  of  inspections,  and  experiments  conducted 
under  the  authority  of  the  Board ; 

(4)  Expenses  of  administration,  including  the  salary  of  a  Secretary 
if  required. 

VII.  A  Committee  shall  be  constituted  to  be  called  the  Degree 
Committee  of  the  Board  of  Agricultural  Studies,  which,  so  far  as  concerns 
the  Regulations  )-elating  to  Research  Students,  shall  have  the  same  duties 
and  powers  as  the  Degree  Committees  of  the  Special  Boards  of  Studies. 

The  Committee  shall  consist  of  the  Professors,  Readers,  and  Lecturers 
who  are  ex-oflficio  Members  of  the  Board,  and  the  members  of  the  Senate 
elected  to  serve  on  the  Board  on  the  nomination  of  the  Council  of  the 
Senate.  

DIPLOMA  IN  AGRICULTURE. 
(Grace  25  April  1913.) 

1.  The  Examination  for  a  Diploma  in  Agi-iculture  shall  be  held  in  two 
Parts. 

2.  The  Examinations  shall  be  open  to  members  of  the  University, 


AGKICULTUEAL  SCIENCES.  197 

and  also  to  persons  not  members  of  the  University,  mider  such  conditions 
as  may  be  determined  by  the  Senate,  on  the  recommendation  of  the  Board 
of  Agricultural  Studies. 

3.  The  Examination  for  Part  I  shall  be  held  twice  in  the  year.  It 
shall  include  the  subjects  for  the  Special  Examination  in  Agricultural 
Science,  shall  be  conducted  by  means  of  the  papers  set  for  that  Examin- 
ation, and  shall  be  held  at  the  same  times  and  in  the  same  manner. 

Candidates  for  the  Diploma  in  Agriculture  who  have  already  passed 
the  Special  Examination  in  Agricultural  Science  shall  be  regarded  as 
having  passed  Part  I  of  the  Examination  for  the  Diploma. 

4.  The  Examination  for  Part  II  shall  be  held  once  in  the  year,  or,  if 
the  Board  of  Agricultural  Studies  should  think  it  expedient,  more  than 
once. 

In  Part  II,  8  papers  shall  be  set  as  follows :  1  and  2  Agriculture ; 
3  Botany,  4  Zoology,  5  Chemistry,  6  Physiology,  7  Physics,  8  Geology, 
all  with  reference  to  Agricultm-e.  Of  these  the  papers  numbered  4,  7  and 
8  shall  be  voluntary.  Marks  shall  be  affixed  to  the  names  of  those 
candidates  who  pass  satisfactory,  in  a  voluntary  subject.  The  exammers 
shall  also  place  a  distinguishing  mark  opposite  the  names  of  those  candi- 
dates whom  they  consider  to  have  specially  distinguished  themselves  in 
any  subject  or  subjects.  Marks  of  distinction  may  be  given  in  the  subjects 
of  the  voluntary  papers  as  well  as  in  the  subjects  of  the  other  papers.  In 
addition  to  the  paper,  there  shall  be  a  practical  or  oral  examination  in 
each  subject. 

5.  No  candidate  shall  be  admitted  to  Part  II  until  he  has  satisfied 
the  Examiners  in  Part  I,  provided  that,  in  Part  I,  a  candidate  who  has 
obtained  Honours  in  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos,  Part  I,  shall  be  excused 
Chemistry  and  Physics  if  he  has  passed  in  Chemistry  in  the  Tripos, 
Physics  if  he  has  passed  in  Physics  in  the  Tripos,  Botany  if  he  has  passed 
in  Botany  in  the  Tripos,  and  Zoology  if  has  passed  in  Zoology  or  Physi- 
ology in  the  Tripos. 

6.  The  Examination  for  Part  II  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted 
by  Examiners,  not  exceeding  eight  in  number,  nominated  by  the  Board  of 
Agricultural  Studies  and  appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  Lent  Term.  The 
Examiners  shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  such  remuneration  as 
may  be  determined  by  the  Board  of  Examinations  with  the  consent  of  the 
Vice-Chancellor.  There  shall  be  a  Chairman  of  Examiners  appointed  by 
the  Board  of  Agricultural  Studies. 

7.  A  candidate  who  has  passed  both  parts  of  the  Examination  to  the 
satisfaction  of  the  Examiners  shall  be  entitled  to  a  Diploma,  testifyujg  to 
his  competent  knowledge  of  the  Science  and  Practice  of  Agriculture,  and 
stating  in  which  of  the  voluntary  subjects,  if  any,  he  has  satisfied  the 
Examiners,  and  in  which  subject  or  subjects,  if  any,  he  has  attained 
distinction.  A  candidate  who  has  passed  either  part  of  the  Examhiation 
may  present  himself  again  for  examination  in  any  of  the  voluntary 
subjects,  and  in  the  event  of  his  satisfying  the  Examiners,  these  subjects 
shall  be  endorsed  on  his  certificate. 

8.  The  Diploma  shall  be  in  the  following  form : 
Know  all  men  by  these  presents  that 

of  having  been  duly  examined  by  the 

Examiners  in  that  behalf  appointed  by  the  Chancellor,  Masters,  and 
Scholars  of  the  University  of  Cambridge,  has  approved  himself  to  the  said 
Examiners  by  his  knowledge  of  Agriculture  and  of  those  branches  of 
Natural  Science  which  are  related  to  Agriculture  and  of  the  appUcatious  of 


198  APPOINTMENTS  BOARD. 

those  Sciences  to  the  prohlems  which  occur  in  the  practice  of  Agriculture; 
that  lie  has  satisfied  the  Examiners  in  the  following  voluntary 

subjects,  namely,  and  that  he  has  attained 

distinction  in  the  following  subjects,  namely, 

In  testimony  whereof  the  Vice-Chancellor  of  the  said  University  by  the 
authority  of  the  said  Chancellor,  Masters,  and  Scholars  has  hereto  set  his 
hand  and  seal  the  day  of  one  thousand  nine 

hundred  and 

0A.B.  Vice-Chancellor. 
C.J).  Ilegistrary  of  the  University. 

9.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Board  to  fix  the  times  at  which 
Part  II  of  the  Examination  shall  be  held.  The  Board  shall  also  draw  up 
and  publish  from  time  to  time  Schedules  defining  the  range  and  details  of 
the  subjects  of  examination,  and  shall  determine  generally  other  matters 
connected  with  the  Examination. 

10.  Candidates  who  present  themselves  for  the  Examination  shall  be 
required  to  pay  the  following  fees  to  the  University  Chest :  for  Part  I, 
£2.  2s. ;  for  Part  II,  £2.  2s. ;  for  a  supplementary  examination  in  a  volun- 
tary subject  or  subjects,  £1.  Is. 

11.  The  names  of  candidates  for  either  Part  of  the  Examination  must 
be  sent  to  the  Ilegistrary  not  less  than  three  weeks  before  the  day  fixed 
for  the  beginning  of  that  Part  of  the  Examination ;  and  the  fee  must  be 
paid  at  the  same  time.     In  no  case  are  fees  returnable. 

12.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Ilegistrary  to  publish  annually  in  the 
(Jambridf/e  Univcrsiti/  Ilepoiier  a  list  of  the  students  to  whom  the  Diploma 
in  Agriculture  has  been  granted  in  the  course  of  the  ju'eceding  year. 

13.  The  Board  shall  be  authorised  to  entertain  applications  for  the 
appomtment  of  persons  to  inspect  schools  of  Agriculture,  or  of  some  de- 
partment of  Agriculture  or  of  Horticulture,  receiving  grants  of  public 
money  either  from  Government  or  from  a  County  Council,  and  to  examine 
classes  which  have  received  regular  instruction  in  some  department  of 
Agriculture  provided  by  a  County  Council  or  other  public  body ;  on  the 
understanding  that  all  expenses  attending  such  appointments  and  such 
inspections  and  examinations  shall  be  defrayed  by  the  schools  or  by  the 
bodies  providing  the  instruction. 

APPOINTMENTS  BOARD. 

By  Grace  of  27  February,  1902,  an  Appointments  Board  in 
connexion  witli  the  University  was  established  to  carry  on  the 
work  hitherto  performed  by  the  Cambridge  Appointments  Asso- 
ciation, and  by  Grace  of  7  June  1906,  The  Appointments  Board 
was  continued  until  the  Senate  shall  otherwise  decide.  The 
Appointments  Board  consists  of  the  Vice-Chancellor,  and  five 
members  of  the  Senate  appointed  by  (irace,  on  the  nomination 
of  the  Council  of  the  Senate  ;  and  each  College  or  Public  Hostel 
in  Cambridge  which  contributes  annually  the  sum  of  ten  pounds 
at  least  to  the  Appointments  Fund  is  empowered  to  appoint 
annually  one  person  to  be  a  member  of  the  Board  for  one  year. 
The  Board  is  also  empowered  to  apjioint  animally  not  more  than 
twelve  persons  to  be  additional  members  of  the  Board  for  one  year. 
The  office  of  the  Board  is  at  the  University  OflSces,  St  Andrew's 
Street,  and  is  open  throughout  tiie  year. 


BOAED  OF  GEOGEAPHICAL  STUDIES.  199 

BOARD   OF  GEOGRAPHICAL   STUDIES. 

1.  The  Board  of  Geographical  Studies  shall  consist  of  the  Vice- 
Chaiicellor,  four  members  of  the  Senate  appointed  by  Grace  on  the 
nomination  of  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  one  appointed  similarly  on  the 
nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for  Mathematics,  one  on  the  nomination 
of  the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology,  one  on  l!he  nomination  of 
the  Special  Board  for  History  and  Archtcology,  and  one  on  the  nomination 
of  the  Special  Board  for  Economics  and  Politics ;  and  such  other  persons 
as  may  from  time  to  time  be  appointed  by  Grace  under  Regulation  2 
below. 

2.  The  Council  of  the  Eoyal  Geographical  Society  shall  be  empowered 
to  nominate  annually  to  the  Senate  two  persons  to  be  members  of  the 
Board  for  one  year;  and  the  Board  shall  be  empowered  to  nominate 
animally  to  the  Senate  two  persons  to  be  additional  members  of  the  Board 
for  one  year. 

The  Vice-Chancellor  or  his  Deputy  and  three  other  members  shall  con- 
stitute a  quorum  of  the  Board. 

2*.  In  the  event  of  a  vacancy  occurring  in  any  year  by  the  death  or 
resignation  of  a  member  of  the  Board,  a  new  member  shall  be  appointed 
by  Grace  of  the  Senate  to  fill  the  vacant  place  on  the  nomination  of  the 
body  by  whom  the  person  whose  place  he  is  to  take  was  nominated,  and 
he  shall  continue  to  be  a  member  of  the  Board  for  the  remainder  of  the 
period  of  oifice  for  which  such  person  was  appointed. 

3.  The  duties  of  the  Board  shall  include  the  following: 

(a)  To  promote  geographical  study  and  research  within  the  Univer- 
sity, and  to  provide  and  arrange  for  courses  of  lectures  and  of  practical 
instruction  in  the  several  branches  of  geographical  science,  to  be  given  in 
Cambridge  by  the  University  Lecturers  in  Geography  and  by  other  teachers 
under  the  direction  of  the  Board ; 

(h)  To  correspond  with  the  Royal  Geographical  Society  and  Avith 
other  bodies  and  persons  on  matters  relating  to  the  promotion  of  geo- 
graphical study  and  research,  and  to  take  steps  for  making  known  the 
opportunities  provided  at  Cambridge  for  students  of  Geography  ; 

(c)  To  administer  the  Geographical  Education  Fund,  and  to  prepare 
and  keep  the  accounts  thereof  in  such  form  as  may  be  approved  by  the 
Financial  Board,  the  accounts  of  the  Fund  being  annually  audited  in  such 
manner  as  the  Financial  Board  may  direct  and  published  with  the  Univer- 
sity Accounts ; 

(d)  To  draw  up  and  publish  from  time  to  time  schedules  defining 
the  range  of  the  Special  Examination  in  Geography  for  the  Ordinary  B.A. 
Degree,  and  the  Examinations  for  the  Diploma  in  Geography;  to  nominate 
in  the  Lent  Term  the  examiners  for  the  Special  Examination  in  Geography 
and  for  the  Diploma  in  Geography;  and  before  the  end  of  the  Easter 
Term  to  publish  a  notice  declaring  what  special  subjects  have  been 
selected  for  the  examinations  in  the  civil  year  next  but  one  following. 

(e)  To  report  from  time  to  time,  and  at  least  once  a  year,  to  the 
Senate ; 

(/)  To  perform  such  other  functions  as  may  from  time  to  time  be 
assigned  to  the  Board  by  the  University. 

4.  The  Geographical  Education  Fund  shall  receive  the  following 
(a)    The  annual  grant  of  £200  from  the  University  Chest ; 

(6)  The  annual  grant  of  £200  from  the  Council  of  the  Royal 
Geographical  Society ; 

(c)  Grants  and  donations  made  to  the  University  for  the  promotion 
of  geographical  study  and  research ; 


200  DIPLOMA  IN   GEOGRAPHY. 

(d)  The  fees  of  students  attending  courses  of  lectures  and  practical 
instruction  provided  by  the  Board  and  payments  for  such  other  services 
as  the  Board  is  empowered  to  perform. 

The  payments  to  be  made  from  the  Fund  shall  include  the  following : 

(a)     The  Stipends  of  the  University  Lecturers  in  Geography; 

(ft)  Stipenns  and  other  payments  to  teachers  employed  by  appoint- 
ment of  the  Board  for  the  instruction  and  supervision  of  students  of 
Geography ; 

(c)  Payments  in  respect  of  laboratory  and  other  accommodation 
and  appliances  for  teaching. 

(d)  Expenses  of  administration. 


DIPLOMA  IN   GEOGRAPHY. 

(Grace  13  June  1912.) 

[2'emporan/  regulation.']  These  regulations  shall  come  into  operation 
after  the  examination  held  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  1913;  but  shall  not 
apply  to  those  loho  have  passed  Part  I  of  the  examination  before  the 
Easter  Term  of  1914. 

1.  The  examination  for  a  Diploma,  in  Geography  shall  be  held  in  two 
parts. 

2.  The  examination  for  Part  I  shall  be  held  twice  in  the  year. 

Part  I  shall  include  the  subjects  for  the  Sj^ecial  Examination  in 
Geography  ;  it  shall  be  conducted  by  means  of  the  papers  set  for  that 
examination,  and  shall  be  held  at  the  same  times  and  in  the  same 
manner. 

Candidates  for  the  Dij^loma  in  Geography  Avho  have  already  passed 
the  Special  Examination  in  Geography  shall  be  regarded  as  having  passed 
Part  I  of  the  Examination  for  the  Diploma. 

3.  The  examination  for  Part  II  shall  be  held  once  in  the  year,  or 
if  the  Board  of  Geographical  Studies  should  think  it  expedient,  more  than 
once.  It  shall  be  conducted  in  accordance  with  a  Schedule  published  by 
the  Board  of  Geographical  Studies.  An  examination  shall  be  held  in  the 
Easter  Term  and  shall  commence  on  the  seventh  day  after  the  commence- 
ment of  the  examination  for  Part  I  in  that  term. 

4.  The  examination  for  Part  II  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted 
by  examiners  nominated  by  the  Board  of  Geographical  Studies  and 
appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  Lent  Term  of  the  year.  The  examiners 
shall  receive  in  each  year  the  sum  of  sixty  pounds  fi*om  the  University 
Chest,  the  distribution  of  this  amount  among  the  examiners  being  deter- 
mined by  the  Board  of  Geographical  Studies. 

5.  Part  II  shall  include  papers  in  the  following  subjects  : 

(a)  Regional  Geography,  {b)  Surveying  and  Mapping,  {c)  Geo- 
morphology,  [d)  Oceanography  and  Climatology,  (e)  History  of  Geo- 
graphy, (/■)  Anthropogeography. 

Candidates  shall  be  required  to  pass  in  four  at  least  of  the  above 
subjects. 

Candidates  may  also  be  examined  orally  and  practically  in  any  of  the 
above  subjects;  and  field  work  submitted  by  candidates  in  Surveying  and 
Mapping  shall  be  received  at  this  oral  examination. 

6.  The  conditions  under  which  candidates  may  be  admitted  to  the 
examination  shall  be  as  follows: 

The  examination  for  the  Diploma  in  Geography  shall  be  open 


DIPLOMA  IN  GEOGRAPHY.  201 

(a)  To  any  member  of  the  University  who  has  taken,  or  is  qualified 
to  take,  a  degree  of  the  University. 

(b)  To  any  person,  whether  a  member  of  the  University  or  not, 
who  has  obtained  from  the  Secretary  of  the  Board  of  Geographical  Studies 
a  certificate  of  attendance  at  the  courses  of  instruction  prescribed  by  the 
Board,  for  one  term  at  least  before  entering  for  Part  I  of  the  examination, 
and  for  three  terms  at  least,  which  need  not  be  consecutive  terms,  before 
entering  for  Part  II. 

(c)  In  exceptional  circumstances,  and  under  such  conditions  as  in 
each  case  the  Board  may  determine,  to  officers  of  His  Majesty's  Services, 
not  ordinarily  resident  in  England,  who  are  unable  to  fulfil  the  foregoing 
conditions,  provided  that  they  give  such  evidence  of  exceptional  qualifica- 
tion as  may  be  approved  by  the  Board. 

(d)  No  candidate  shall  be  admitted  to  Part  II  until  either  in  the 
same  or  in  a  previous  term  he  has  satisfied  the  examiners  in  Part  I. 

7.  Cancjidates  who  present  themselves  for  the  examination  shall  be 
required  to  pay  the  following  fee  : 

For  Part  I.    Three  pounds. 
For  Part  II. 

Members  of  the  University  and  students  in  residence  at  Newnham 
and  Girton  Colleges :  Four  pounds. 

Other  persons,  not  members  of  the  University :  Six  pomids. 

8.  The  names  of  candidates  for  either  Part  of  the  examination  must 
be  sent  to  the  Registrary,  together  with  the  requisite  certificates,  not  less 
than  three  weeks  before  the  day  fixed  for  the  begiiniing  of  that  Part  of  the 
examination;  and  the  fee  nuist  be  paid  at  the  same  time. 

9.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Registrary  to  examuie  the  certificates, 
and  to  ascertain  that  no  one  is  improperly  admitted  to  the  examination.     , 

10.  A  candidate  who  has  passed  the  examination  to  the  satisfaction 
of  the  examiners  shall  be  entitled  to  a  Diploma. 

It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Registrary  to  publish  aimually  in  the 
Cambridge  Uniferaiti/  lieporter  a  list  of  the  students  to  whom  the  Dii)loma 
in  Geography  has  been  granted  in  the  course  of  the  preceding  year. 

11.  A  candidate  who  has  i>assed  either  part  of  the  examination  may 
on  payment  of  the  fee  of  two  pounds  present  himself  again  for  examin- 
ation in  any  one  or  more  of  the  voluntary  subjects,  and  in  the  event  of  his 
satisfying  the  examiners  these  subjects  shall  be  endorsed  on  his  Diploma. 

SCHEDULES. 

Part  I. 

(1)  Physical  Geography. 

Form  and  motions  of  the  Earth.  Elementary  Climatology  and  Ocean- 
ography. Typical  forms  of  land  configuration,  their  distribution  and 
modes  of  formation. 

(2)  Historical  and  Political  Geography. 

The  historical  develoi)ment  and  political  partition  of  the  different 
regions  of  the  world,  with  a  consideration  of  the  influence  of  then-  physical 
features.  A  more  detailed  knowledge  of  the  geography  of  a  selected 
region  [for  1913,  1911,  Europe\ 

(3)  Economic  and  Commercial  Geography. 

Tlae  economic  growth  of  the  different  regions  of  the  world,  and  the 
mam  lines  of  commerce  and  communication  by  land  and  sea  in  past  and 
present  times.  A  more  detailed  knowledge  of  a  selected  region  [for  1913, 
1914,  Europe]. 

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202  BOARD  OF  MILITARY  STUDIES. 

(4)  Cartofiraphy . 

The  construction  and  use  of  maps.  A  general  knowledge  of  the 
methods  of  exploratory  surveymg,  excluding  astronomical  methods. 

The  candidate  will  he  examined  orally  and  practically  on  maps,  and  on 
instruments  used  in  the  ahove. 

Any  candidate  who  can  produce  field  work  done  hy  himself  will  be 
examined  thereon  and  will  receive  special  credit  for  good  work. 

(5)  History  of  Geogvapliical  Discovery. 

The  outlines  of  the  history  of  geographical  discovery,  with  special 
questions  on  a  selected  region  or  iieriod  [for  1913,  1914,  The  Fifteenth 
Century]. 

(6)  Maces  of  Man. 

The  principal  races  of  mankind,  their  migrations  and  present  distribu 
tion. 

Part  II. 

The  Examination  will  be  partly  in  writing,  partly  oral  and  practical, 
and  will  include  the  following  subjects. 

{a)  lieaional  Geography.  The  physical  regions  of  the  world ;  coastal 
outline  and  land-relief;  cHmatic  conditions  and  river-systems.  Distribu- 
tion of  population  in  relation  to  natural  resources  and  conditions.  Relation 
of  political  partition  and  economic  conditions  to  physical  features. 

{b)  Surveying  and  Mapjnng.  The  elements  of  Geodetic  surveying; 
its  objects  and  methods.  Topographical  surveying:  base-measurement, 
triangulation  by  theodolite,  plane-tablhig,  traverses,  heights  and  contours 
by  clinometer.     Determination  of  mean  sea-level.     Field  Astronomy. 

Any  candidate  who  can  produce  examples  of  field  work  and  of  field 
astronomical  observations  and  computations  made  by  himself  will  be 
examined  thereon  and  will  receive  sjiecial  credit  for  good  work. 

(c)  Geomorphology .  The  present  distribution  of  the  lands  and 
oceans,  and  proposed  explanations  of  this  distribution.  The  characters 
and  genesis  of  the  surface -features  of  the  land,  including  the  coast-lines : 
the  influence  of  earth-movements,  erosion,  accumulation,  and  volcanic 
action.     Geographical  cycles ;  the  growth  and  degradation  of  land-masses. 

{d)  i.  Oceanography  and  ii.  Climatology .  1.  The  surface-divisions 
and  subaqueous  contours  of  the  oceans.  The  distribution  of  temperature 
and  salinity.  Oceanic  circulation;  tides;  marine  deposits.  2.  Distribu- 
tion of  atmospheric  temperature,  pressure,  winds,  and  i)recipitation. 

(e)  History  of  Gcograjyhy.  The  evolution  of  geographical  con- 
ceptions and  the  history  of  geographical  discovery. 

(/)  Anthropogeography .  The  classification  of  the  races  of  mankind, 
and  the  physical  characters  on  which  it  is  based.  The  geographical  dis- 
tribution of  races  according  to  continents.  The  mflueuce  of  geographical 
enviroiunent  on  the  life,  arts,  social  organisation,  and  migrations  of  the 
more  important  peoples. 


BOARD   OF   MILITARY   STUDIES. 

By  Grace  of  March  5, 1904,  a  Board  of  Military  Studies  was  appointed : 
and  its  composition  and  competence  were  extended  by  Grace  of  June  6, 
1907. 

The  Board  consists  of  the  Vice-Chancellor,  six  Members  of  the  Senate 
elected  by  Grace,  one  or  more  military  members  appointed  by  the  Army 
Council,  the  Commanding  Officer,  the  Second-in-Command,  and  the  Ad- 
jutant, for  the  time  being,  of  the  University  Contingent  of  the  Officers 


DIPLOMA  IN  MINING  ENGINEERING.  203 

Training  Corps,  and  such  other  persons  as  may  from  time  to  time  be 
appointed  by  Grace.     The  Board  is  empowered  to  nominate  annually  to 
tlje  Senate  three  persons,  not  necessarily  Members  of  the  Senate,  to  be 
additional  members  of  the  Board  for  one  year. 
The  duties  of  the  Board  include  the  following : 

(1)  To  arrange  for  the  registration,  supervision  and  instruction  of 
members  of  the  University  who  wish  to  be  candidates  for  Commissions  in 
the  Kegular  Forces ; 

(2)  To  provide  for  the  nomination  to  Commissions  of  candidates 
who  have  satisfied  the  conditions  of  the  War  Office ; 

(3)  To  arrange  for  the  registration,  supervision  and  instruction  of 
members  of  the  University  who  wish  to  be  candidates  for  Commissions 
as  supplementary  officers  in  the  Regular  Army  or  for  Commissions  in  the 
Auxiliary  Force. 

(4)  To  recognise  such  teachers  as  they  deem  desirable  in  the 
interests  of  Military  Education; 

(5)  To  correspond  from  time  to  time  with  the  Military  Authorities 
and  with  the  Authorities  of  other  Universities  on  matters  connected  with 
militaiy  studies. 

(6)  To  administer  any  fund  that  may  be  placed  at  the  disposal  of 
the  Board  by  the  War  Office  or  from  other  sources,  the  accounts  of 
any  such  fund  being  annually  audited  in  such  manner  as  the  Financial 
Board  may  direct. 

Enquiries  on  matters  relating  to  Commissions  in  the  Regular  Ai-my  or 
the  Special  Reserve  of  Officers  should  be  addressed  to  the  Secretary  of 
the  Board,  H.  J.  Edwards,  C.B.,  M.A.,  Peterhouse,  or  to  the  Director  of 
Military  Studies,  Major  W.  K.  Scharlieb,  University  Offices,  St  Andrew's 
Street.  Information  in  regai'd  to  the  Officers  Training  Coi-ps  (of  which 
University  candidates  for  the  Army  must  now  in  the  ordinary  course  be 
efficient  members)  may  be  obtained  from  the  Adjutant,  Head  Quarters, 
Market  Street. 


DIPLOMA  IN   MINING  ENGINEERING. 

1.  Any  member  of  the  University  who  has  passed  the  Previous 
Examination,  Parts  I  and  II,  or  any  examhiation  recognised  in  lieu  thereof, 
may  be  a  candidate  for  the  Diploma  in  Minmg  Engineering. 

'2.  A  candidate  for  the  Diploma  in  Mining  Engineering  shall  be  ad- 
mitted to  the  examinations  for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos  Part  I.  in 
Chemistry,  in  Geology,  and  in  Mineralogy,  or  in  any  of  them,  at  any 
examination  for  that  Tripos  taking  place  after  he  has  begun  residence. 

3.  In  case  the  candidate  attain  the  standard  requned  for  honours 
in  Chemistry,  in  Geology,  or  in  Mineralogy  in  the  said  Tripos  the  Chair- 
man of  Examiners  shall  certify  the  Registrary  to  that  effect,  who  shall 
notify  the  same  to  the  candidate. 

4.  A  candidate  for  the  Diploma  in  Mining  Engineering  shall  be  ad- 
mitted to  the  examinations  in  Heat  and  Heat  Engines,  in  Strength  of 
'Materials  and  Elementary  Theory  of  Structures,  and  in  Electricity,  for 
the  Special  Examination  in  Mechanism  and  Applied  Science  Part  II  at  any 
Examination  for  that  Special  Examination  which  takes  place  after  he  has 
begmi  residence. 


204  DIPLOMA.  IN  MINING  ENGINEERING. 

5.  In  case  the  candidate  attain  in  each  of  these  subjects  the  standard 
required  for  a  second  class  in  the  said  Special  Examination,  the  senior 
examiner  shall  certify  the  liegistrary  to  that  effect,  who  shall  notify  the 
same  to  the  candidate. 

6.  In  case  a  candidate  who  has  obtained  honours  in  the  Mechanical 
Sciences  Tripos,  Part  I,  have  shown  a  competent  knowledge  of  Heat  and 
Heat  Engines,  of  Strength  of  Materials  and  Theory  of  Structures,  and  of 
Electricity,  the  Chairman  of  Examiners  shall  certify  the  Eegistrary  to 
this  effect.  A  candidate  so  certified  shall  not  be  requked  to  present 
himself  for  the  Special  Examination  in  the  above  subjects. 

7.  The  Professors  of  Chemistry,  of  Geology,  of  Mhieralogy,  and  of 
Mechanism  and  Api)lied  Mechanics,  or  teachers  of  these  subjects  recognised 
for  this  pm^pose  by  the  Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry,  shall 
give  to  a  candidate  who  has  diligently  attended  a  course  of  Laboratory 
Instruction  and  has  acquired  a  satisfactory  knowledge  of  experimental 
work  in  any  of  the  subjects  eimmerated  in  clauses  2  and  4  above,  a  certi- 
ficate to  this  effect.  A  candidate  who  presents  to  the  liegistrary  a 
certificate  in  any  of  these  subjects  before  the  pubhcation  of  the  corrected 
lists  of  candidates  for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos  or  the  Special  Examin- 
ation in  Mechanism  and  Applied  Science  shall  be  exempted  from  the 
practical  examination  in  that  subject. 

8.  An  examination  in  the  Application  of  Science  to  the  Art  of  Mining 
shall  be  held  once  in  the  year,  on  the  day  following  the  comi)letion  of 
Part  II.  of  the  Special  Examination  in  Mechanism  and  Ai)plied  Science 
held  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  or  in  case  that  day  falls  on  Sunday  on  the 
Monday  next  following. 

9.  In  the  examination  in  the  Apphcation  of  Science  to  the  Ai't  of 
Mining  two  papers  of  (xuestions  of  three  hours  each  shall  be  set. 

10.  The  examiners  shall  publish  a  list  of  the  successful  candidates 
arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

11.  An  examination  in  Metallui'gy  shall  be  held  once  m  the  year  on 
the  day  following  the  examination  in  the  Application  of  Science  to  the  Art 
of  Mining,  or  in  case  that  day  falls  on  Sunday  on  the  Monday  next 
folloAving. 

12.  In  the  examination  in  Metallurgy  one  paper  of  questions  of  three 
hours  shall  be  set  and  there  shall  be  a  practical  examination. 

13.  The  examiner  shall  publish  a  list  of  the  successful  candidates 
arranged  in  ali)habetical  order. 

1-1.  The  examination  in  the  Application  of  Science  to  the  Art  of 
Mining  shall'  be  conducted  by  two  examiners,  and  the  examination  in 
Metallurgy  by  one  examiner,  nominated  every  year  by  the  Special  Board 
for  Chemistry  and  Physics  and  appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  Easter 
Term. 

15.  Each  examiner  shall  receive  Five  Pounds  from  the  University 
Chest  in  any  year  in  which  he  takes  part  in  an  examination. 

16.  The  names  of  candidates  who  desire  to  present  themselves  for 
any  of  the  above  examinations  shall  be  sent  to  the  Eegistrary  by  the 
Praelectors  of  the  several  Colleges  and  by  the  proper  officers  of  hostels 
and  of  the  Non-collegiate  Students  Board  at  the  time  appohited  for 
sending  in  the  names  of  candidates  for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos  and 
for  the  Special  Examination  in  Mechanism  and  Aj)j)lied  Science. 

17.  The  Eegistrary  shall  publish  a  First  List  and  subsequently  a 
Corrected  List  of  candidates  for  the  above  named  examinations  at  the 
same  time  as  he  publishes  the  lists  of  candidates  for  the  said  Tripos  and 
Special  Examination. 


DIPLOMA  IN  MINING  ENGINEERING  206 

18.  If  a  candidate  whose  name  does  not  appear  on  the  corrected  hst 
be  nevertheless  admitted  to  the  examination  a  fee  of  £1  shall  be  paid  for 
or  by  him  in  addition  to  the  fee  for  the  examuiation. 

19.  Every  candidate  who  presents  himself  for  examination  shall  pay 
to  the  Registrary  the  following  fees  for  the  University  Chest : 

For  the  examinations  in  Chemistry,  Geology  and  Mineralogy  £1  each 
subject. 

For  the  examination  in  Heat  and  Heat  Engines,  in  Strength  of 
Materials  and  Elementary  Theory  of  Structures,  and  m  Electricity, 
£1.  10s. 

For  the  exammatious  in  the  appUcatiou  of  Science  to  the  Ai't  of  Mining 
and  Metallurgy  £2  each. 

20.  A  candidate  for  a  Diploma  in  Mining  Engineering  who  has  kept 
nine  terms  by  residence  and  has  passed  the  necessary  exammations  and 
has  preseutefl  to  the  Registrary  the  requisite  certificates  and  if  a  Graduate 
has  paid  to  the  Registrary  the  sum  of  £2  or  if  an  Undergraduate  has  paid 
to  the  Registrary  the  sum  of  £5  shall  be  granted  a  Diploma. 

SCHEDULES. 

The  Application  of  Science  to  the  Art  of  Mining. 

The  questions  in  one  of  the  papers  will  be  set  mauUy  with  a  view  to 
testing  the  power  of  a  candidate  to  ajiply  his  knowledge  of  Chemistry,  of 
Heat  and  Heat  Engines,  of  the  Strength  of  Materials  and  Elementary 
Theory  of  Structures,  of  Electricity,  and  of  Surveying  to  problems  arising 
in  actual  mining  practice.  These  problems  may  be  of  such  a  nature  as  to 
require  numerical  solutions. 

Questions  also  will  be  set  having  reference  to:  Methods  of  boring. 
Methods  of  excavating  and  supporting  excavations.  Explosives  and  their 
use  in  mining  oi)erations.  Haulage  and  hoisting.  Ascent  and  descent  of 
mines.  Drainage,  ventilation  and  lighting  of  mines.  The  i^riuciples  of 
employment  of  mining  labour. 

Metallurgy. 

I.  The  questions  in  Metallurgy  will  relate  to:  The  chief  physical 
properties  of  metals  and  alloys.  The  refractory  materials  used  in  the 
manufacture  of  fire-bricks,  crucibles  and  retorts  and  for  lining  furnaces. 
The  classification  of  furnaces.  Modes  of  producing  and  utilising  heat  in 
the  chief  types  of  each  class  of  furnace.  Electric  furnaces.  Fuel  and  its 
calorific  power.  Pyrometry.  Calorimetry.  Charcoal,  coal,  coke,  gas,  pro- 
ducer gas,  water  gas.  The  approximate  composition  and  chief  characters 
of  the  ordinary  slags  and  cinders.  Fluxes.  Ore  dressing  and  ore  dressing 
machinery.  The  metallurgy,  properties  and  alloys  of  aluminium,  anti- 
mony, copper,  gold,  lead,  mercury,  nickel,  silver,  tin  and  zinc.  The  manu- 
facture of  iron  and  steel. 

II.  The  examuiation  in  Practical  Metallurgy  wiU  relate  to :  The  dry 
assay  of  the  ores  of  gold,  lead,  mercury,  silver  and  thi.  The  volumetric 
assay  of  the  ores  of  copi^er,  iron  and  zinc.  The  determination  of  gold, 
silver  and  free  cyanide  in  the  solution  obtained  in  the  cyanide  treatment 
of  gold  ores.  The  analysis  of  h'on  and  steel.  The  examination  of  coal  as 
regards  calorific  power,  ash,  coke,  moisture  and  sulphur.  The  preparation 
of  different  varieties  of  brass  and  bronze. 


206  DIPLOMA  IN  FORESTRY. 

DIPLOMA  IN  FORESTRY. 

(Grace  of  21  May  190G.) 

Candidates,  before  receiving  the  Diploma  in  Forestry,  shall  be  required 
to  produce  evidence  that  they  have 

(1)  passed  (or  obtained  exemption  from)  the  Previous  Examination, 
together  with  the  Additional  Subjects ; 

(2)  satisfied  the  Examhiers  in  Physics,  Chemistry,  Geology,  and 
Botany,  either  m  Part  I  of  the  Examination  for  the  Diploma  in  Agri- 
culture, or  in  that  Examination  in  combination  with  the  Natural  Sciences 
Tripos,  Part  I,  or  in  some  other  examination  or  examinations  approved  by 
the  Committee ; 

(3)  diligently  attended  courses  of  instruction  in  Forest  Botany,  in 
Entomology,  in  Forestry,  in  Forest  Mensuration,  Surveying,  and  Engineer- 
ing, and  such  other  courses  in  related  subjects  as  may  from  time  to  time 
be  approved  by  the  Committee ; 

(4)  attended  for  a  time  equivalent  to  one  academical  year  courses  of 
instruction  in  practical  forestry  approved  by  the  Committee ; 

(5)  obtained  a  certificate  of  proficiency  in  practical  forestry  approved 
by  the  Committee ; 

(6)  passed  the  Examination  for  the  Diploma ; 

(7)  been  admitted  to  a  degree  in  the  University, 

For  candidates  for  the  Diploma  in  Forestry,  the  Forestry  Committee 
issue  the  following  Scheme  of  instruction  with  detailed  Schedules  to  take 
effect  as  from  the  1st  January  1912. 

(1)  Course  of  study  for  students  who  jjroj'Ose  to  talce  a  Decree  in 
Honours. 

A  stiulent  who  proposes  to  take  a  degree  in  honours  and  proceed  to 
the  Diploma  in  Forestry  should  either  pass  or  obtain  exemption  from  the 
whole  of  the  Previous  Examination,  including  the  mathematical  additional 
subject,  before  coming  into  residence.  He  should  then  read  for  the 
Natural  Sciences  Tripos,  Part  I,  which  he  should  take  at  the  end  of  either 
his  second  or  third  year  of  residence.  In  this  examination  he  must  take 
Botany  as  a  compulsory  subject,  and  he  may  select  as  his  other  subjects 
two  or  three  of  the  following :  Chemistry,  Physics,  Geology.  A  student 
who  does  not  take  all  these  subjects  must  pass  in  the  omitted  subject  or 
subjects  in  the  examination  for  the  Diploma  in  Agriculture  Part  I,  or  in 
the  First  Examination  for  the  Degree  of  M.B.,  or  in  the  Preliminary 
Examination  in  Science. 

The  following  course  of  study  is  suggested : 
First  Year. 

(a)    Elementary  Botany,  lectures  and  practical  work. 

(6)     Lectures  and  laboratory  work  in  one  or  more  of  the  selected 
subjects. 
Second  Year. 

(a)     Botany  (continued). 

{h)     Lectures  and  laboratory  work  in  one  or  more  of  the  selected 
subjects. 
Third  Year. 

(a)    Forest  Botany,  Silviculture,  and  Forest  Mensuration. 

(6)     Further  work  in  one  or  more  of  the  selected  subjects. 


DIPLOMA  IN  FOEESTKY.  207 

(2)     Course  for  tstudents  who  intend  to  tahe  the  Ordinary  Degree. 
These  students  are  strongly  recommended  to  jmss  or  obtain  exemption 
from  the  whole  of  the  Previous  Examination,  including  the  mathematical 
additional  subject,  before  coming  into  residence. 

They  should  then  follow  the  course  of  study  in  Botany  as  already 
described  for  Plonour  Students.     Chemistry,  Physics,  and  Geology,  may 
be  taken  in  the  examination  for  the  Agricultural  Diploma  Part  I,  and 
Chemistry  and  Physics  in  the  First  Examination  for  the  M.B.  Degree,  or 
in  the  Preliminary  Examination  in  Science. 
First  Year. 
(a)    Elementary  Botany,  lectures  and  practical  work. 
[h]     Geology. 

(c)     Instruction  for  the  General  Examination,  or  its  equivalent. 
Second  Year. 

(a)     Botany  (continued). 
(&)     Chemistry,  Physics. 

{c)     Further  instruction  for  the  General  Examination,  or  its  equiva- 
lent. 
Third  Year, 
{a)    Forest  Botany,  Silviculture,  and  Forest  Mensuration. 
(6)     Further  work  in  Chemistry,  Physics,  Geology,  if  the  candidate 
has  not  already  passed  a  qualifying  examination  in  these 
subjects. 
After  following  either  of  the  above  courses  the  student  should  have 
passed  the  reiiuisite  examinations  for  his  degree  and  will  have  attended  a 
preliminary  course  on  Forest  Botany,  Silviculture,  and  Forest  Mensura- 
tion.    He  will  then  be  able  to  devote  his  whole  time  to  Forestry  and 
auxiliary  subjects,  as  follows : 

(a)     A  ten  weeks'  period  of  practical  work  in  a  British  forest  during 

a  Long  Vacation. 
{h)     A  ten  weeks'  period  of  practical  work  in  Forestry  in  France  or 

Germany  during  a  Long  Vacation. 
(c)    Forestry — A  systematic  course  of  lectures  and  practical  work — 

3  terms. 
id)    Botany — Diseases   of  Trees — 2  terms.    Timber,  classification 

and  structure — 2  terms. 
{e)  Forest  Zoology — 2  terms. 
(/)   Forest  Surveying  and  Engineering — 2  terms. 

Diploma  Examination. 
In  order  to  be  admitted  to  this  examination,  a  student  must  have 
passed  the  necessary  examinations  for  the  degreee  of,  B.A.,  and  must 
present  certificates  of  diligent  attendance  at 
{a)     A  two  years'  course  of  Forestry. 

{!))    Practical  work  during  one  Long  Vacation  in  a  British  Forest, 
(c)     A  course  of  Surveying  and  Engineering  i. 
The  examination  for  the  Diploma  will  be  partly  in  writing,  partly 
oral  and  practical,  and  will  consist  of 

Two  papers  and  an  oral  examination  in  Silviculture  and  General 

Forestry. 
Two  papers  and  practical  work  in  Forest  Botany. 
I  One  paper  and  practical  work  in  Forest  Zoology. 

,«  To  obtain  the  Diploma  the  candidate  must  also  present  a  certificate  of 
IlKligent  attendance  at  a  course  of  practical  work  in  a  Continental  Forest 
Kr  one  Long  Vacation. 

I 


208  DIPLOMA  IN  FORESTRY. 

SCHEDULES. 

FoilESTliY. 

I.  Silviculture  :  General  I  Principles.  Cliaracleristicb  ul'  the  principal 
timber  trees  cultivated  in  the 'British  Isles.  Different  silvicultural  systems. 
Nursery  work.  Planting.  Sowing.  Natural  regeneration.  Coppice. 
Tending  of  woods  and  plantations.  Thinning.  Pruning.  Landscape 
and  park  planting. 

II.  Forest  Mensuration :  Instruments  used.  Measurement  of  single 
trees  and  of  whole  woods.     Age  and  increment  of  trees  and  of  woods. 

III.  Forest  Valuation:  Application  of  actuarial  methods  to  forestry 
problems. 

IV.  Forest  Management :  Preparation  of  Avorking  jjlans.  Collection 
of  statistics.  Choice  of  method  of  treatment.  Formation  of  working 
circles.  Analysis  and  description  of  the  crop.  Enumei'ation  surveys. 
Determination  of  the  rotation.  Fixing  the  annual  fall.  Working  plan 
report.     Control  of  the  execution  of  working  x)lans. 

V.  Forest  Utilization:  Felling,  conversion  and  sale  of  timber. 
Different  classes  of  timber.  Industrial  uses  of  wood.  Transportation. 
Preservation  of  timber.  Utilization  of  bark.  Collection  and  testing  of 
seed.     Wood  pulp.     Minor  woodland  industries. 

VI.  Forest  Protection:  Damage  to  forests  done  by  man,  animals, 
weeds,  fungi,  atmospheric  influences,  tire,  avalanches,  shifting  sands. 
Preventive  and  remedial  measures. 

VII.  Forest  Administration  and  General  Forestry :  Utility  and 
natural  history  of  forests.  Forest  soils.  Present  conditions  of  forestry 
in  the  British  Empire.  Afforestation  of  waste  land,  of  watercatchtoent 
areas,  etc.  Timber  supplies  of  the  world.  General  care  and  protections 
of  forests.  The  State  in  relation  to  forestry.  Protection  forests.  State, 
communal  and  private  forests.    Taxation  of  woodlands. 

Botany. 

I.  Forest  Botany :  Classification  and  identification  of  the  native  and 
exotic  species  of  trees  cultivated  in  Britain  for  timber  and  for  ornament. 
Morphology  and  physiology  in  their  special  application  to  ligneous 
plants. 

II.  Tiinher:  Structure  and  identification  of  Euroi)ean  timbers. 
Physical  properties  of  wood.    Defects  and  unsoundness  of  timber. 

III.  Diseases  of  Trees  and  Timber:  Health  and  disease.  Causes  of 
disease ;  disease  diie  to  conditions  of  soil,  to  atmospheric  influences  and 
to  other  causes.  Natural  and  artificial  wounds;  wound  occlusion. 
Diseases  due  to  parasitic  phanerogams  and  fungi.  Life  histories  of  the 
most  important  pathogenic  fungi  and  saprophytes  capable  of  destroying 
timber. 

Symptoms  of  disease  shewn  by  the  host  plants  and  the  effects  of  the 
fungus  upon  timber.  Defects  in  timber  including  the  recognition  of  the 
commoner  diseases.  Conditions  favourable  for  infection  and  for  the 
spread  of  disease.     Remedial  and  preventive  measures. 

FoKEST  Zoology. 

Introduction  to  the  classification  of  the  animal  kingdom. 

Mammals  and  bii-ds.  The  more  important  groups,  in  relation  to 
forestry,  as  regards  their  life-history,  distribution,  uses,  and  cause  of 
damage.  Injuries  to  trees  and  woods  by  game,  rodents,  and  birds.  Pro- 
tective measures. 


DIPLOMA  IN  FORE  STB  Y.  209 

Forest  Entomologij :  Structure  of  a  typical  iusect.  Cliaracters  of  the 
principal  orders  of  iii«ects.  Life  history  of  the  commoner  insects  which 
are  injurious  to  trees.     Protective  and  remedial  measvu-es. 

Surveying  and  Engineering. 

I.  Geometrical  Drawiwj :  Use  of  drawing  instruments.  Construction 
of  scales.  Reduction  of  areas.  Drawing  simple  curves.  Projection  of 
simple  solids.  Isometric  projection.  Printing  and  stencilling.  Tinting, 
shade  lining  and  use  of  conventional  colours.  Drawing  plans,  elevation 
and  sections  of  some  of  the  works  described  under  Forest  Engineering. 

II.  Forest  Fn<jincerintj :  Use,  characteristics,  and  manufacture  of 
materials : — Bricks,  stone,  lime,  mortar,  cement,  concrete.  Roofing  of 
various  kinds.  Preservation  of  timber.  Type  designs  for  small  bridges, 
culverts,  simple  bungalow,  etc.  Road  construction  and  drainage.  Timber 
slides  and  forest  tramways.     Wire  rope  bridges  and  tramways      Wells. 

III.  Surveying:  Useful  problems  in  surveying.  Theory  of  vernier 
and  sextant.  Theory  of  lining-out  curves.  Plotting  field-work  and  com- 
putation of  areas  surveyed  in  the  field.  Methods  of  mapping  topographical 
details.  Conventional  signs  used  in  surveys.  Colouring  and  finishing 
plans. 

Field  Course:  Use  and  adjustment  of  prismatic  compass,  dumpy 
and  Cushin^'s  levels.  Theodolite  and  box  sextant.  Chain  surveying. 
Levelling  and  determination  of  relative  altitudes.  Setting  out  straight 
lines,  angles,  and  curves.  Traversing  by  prismatic  compass,  back  angle 
method,  and  Gale's  method.  Plain  tabling.  Contours  by  Abney's  level 
and  tangent  scale  clinometer. 

SPECIAL  REGULATIONS  FOR  INDIAN   FOREST 
PROBATIONERS. 

The  Indian  Forest  Probationers  pursuing  their  training  at  the  Univer- 
sity are  required : 

(1)  To  attend  diligently  courses  of  instruction  in  the  special  subjects 
of  Forest  Law,  Geology  of  India,  and  Systematic  Botany  of  Indian  Trees. 

(2)  To  acquire  a  knowledge  of  colloquial  German. 

(H)  To  satisfy  the  examiners  in  German,  General  Botany,  Silvi- 
culture, Forest  Mensuration,  Physics  and  Chemistry,  by  the  end  of  the 
first  year  of  training. 

(1)  To  satisfy  the  examiners  in  the  remaining  subjects  of  the  course 
for  the  Diploma  in  Forestry,  and  in  the  special  subjects  of  Forest  Law, 
Geology  of  India,  and  Systematic  Botany  of  Indian  Trees,  by  the  end  of 
the  second  year  of  training. 

(5)  To  obtain  the  Diploma  in  Forestry. 

(6)  To  attend  diligently  a  course  of  instruction  in  Practical  Forestry 
under  the  direction  and  supervision  of  the  Director  of  Indian  Forest 
Studies.  The  certificate  of  i)roficiency  granted  by  him  will  be  accepted 
by  the  Forestry  Committee  as  satisfying  the  conditions  laid  down  in 
Regulations  4  and  5  for  the  Diploma  in  Forestry  (see  p.  192). 

SCHEDULES. 
(1)    German. 

Translation  from  and  into  German.     Colloquial  German. 
Probationers   will  make  their  own  arrangements  for  instruction  in 
German. 


210  DIPLOMA  IN  ANTHROPOLOGY. 

(2)     Fork  ST  Law. 
Elementary  knowledge  of  Criminal  Law  and  Procedure.    Evidence  of 
Contracts,  and  Actionable  Wrongs,  in  relation  to  Forest  Administration. 
The  Indian  Forest  Acts  and  liegulations. 

(3)     Systematic  Botany  of  Indian  Trees. 
Classification  and  identification  of  the  more  important  forest  trees  of 
India.     Silvicultural  notes  on  the  main  species. 

(4)     Geology  of  India. 

The  physical  features  of  India  and  their  relation  to  geological 
structure. 

The  peninsular  area.  The  pre-Gondwana  rocks.  The  Gondwana 
succession;  comparison  with  other  regions;  the- Carboniferous  glacial 
period.  Marine  Jurassic  and  Cretaceous  rocks ;  the  supposed  Lido- 
African  continent.     The  Deccan  trap.     Laterite. 

The  extra-peninsular  area.  The  Himalayas :  geological  succession, 
structure  and  mode  of  formation.     The  deposits  of  the  Salt  Eange. 

The  Indo-Gangetic  plain. 

Outlines  of  the  geological  history  of  India. 


DIPLOMA  IN  ANTHEOPOLOGY. 
(Grace  of  16  January  1908.) 

1.  That  a  Diploma  in  Anthropology  be  established. 

2.  That  any  Member  of  the  University  who  has  taken,  or  is  riualified 
to  take,  a  degree  of  the  University,  and  has  received  instruction  in  Anthro- 
pology in  Cambridge  under  the  direction  of  the  Board  of  Anthropological 
Studies  during  three  terms,  which  need  not  be  consecutive,  and  has 
presented  a  dissertation  which  dissertation  has  been  approved  by  the 
Board  shall,  on  the  payment  of  such  fees  as  the  Senate  may  from  time 
to  time  determine,  be  entitled  to  a  Diploma  testifying  to  his  competent 
knowledge  of  Anthropology. 

3.  That  any  Member  of  the  University  who  has  graduated  before  the 
date  of  the  establishment  of  the  Diploma,  has  received  instruction  in 
Anthropology  in  Cambridge  under  a  University  Professor,  Reader  or 
Lecturer  for  three  terms,  which  need  not  have  been  consecutive,  and  has 
presented  a  dissertation  which  dissertation  has  been  approved  by  the 
Board  shall,  on  the  payment  of  such  fees  as  the  Senate  may  from  time  to 
time  determine,  be  entitled  to  a  Diploma  testifying  to  his  competent 
knowledge  of  Anthropology. 

4.  That  an  Advanced  Student  who  has  resided  for  three  terms  and  has 
received  instruction  in  Anthropology  in  Cambridge  under  the  direction  of 
the  Board  during  three  terms,  which  need  not  be  consecutive,  and  has 
presented  a  dissertation  which  dissertation  has  been  approved  by  the 
Board  shall,  on  the  payment  of  such  fees  as  the  Senate  may  from  time 
to  time  determine,  be  entitled  to  a  Diploma  testifying  to  his  competent 
knowledge  of  Anthropology,  provided  that  such  dissertation  shall  not  have 
been  presented  for  a  Certificate  of  Research. 

5.  That  the  dissertation  shall  be  sent  to  the  Chairman  of  the  Board, 
and  that  the  Board  shall  have  power  to  appoint  one  or  more  Referees  to 
examine  the  dissertations,  and  if  necessary  to  examine  the  candidates 
orally  or  otherwise  ui)OU  the  subject  thereof,  and  to  report  thereon  to  the 
Board-  Each  of  the  persons  so  appointed  shall  receive  a  fee  of  two  guineas 
from   he  University  Chest. 


DIPLOMA  IN  ARCHITECTURE.  211 

6.  That  the  Board  shall  have  power  to  take  into  consideration  together 
with  the  dissertation  any  memoir  or  work  published  by  the  candidate  which 
he  may  desire  to  submit  to  them. 

7.  That  each  candidate  before  receiving  his  diploma  shall  deposit  in 
the  University  Library  a  copy  of  his  dissertation  in  a  form  approved  by  the 
Board. 

8.  That  every  candidate  upon  sending  in  his  dissertation  shall  pay  a 
fee  of  five  guineas.  Such  fees  shall  be  paid  to  the  Registrary  for  the 
University  Chest. 

9.  That  a  candidate  who  has  been  approved  by  the  Board  of 
Anthropological  Studies  for  a  Diploma  in  Anthropology  shall  be  granted 
a  Diploma. 


EXAMINATION  IN  PRELIMINARY  ARCHITECTURAL  STUDIES. 
(Grace  of  17  Jan.  1913.) 

1.     Part  I.  shall  consist  of  five  papers  as  follows : 

(1)  Practical  Mathematics. 

(2)  Elementary  Applied  Mechanics. 

(3)  Strength  of  Materials  and  elementary  Theory  of  Structures. 

(4)  Descriptive  Geometry :  Projection  of  Solids. 

(5)  The  Principles  of  Surveying. 

*2.     Part  II.  shall  consist  of  five  papers  as  follows : 

(1)  Outlines  of  the  History  of  Architecture  of  Europe  and  the  Near 

East. 

(2)  Outlines  of  the  General  History  of  Art. 

(3)  Architecture    and   the  Allied  Arts  of   the  following   periods: 

(a)  Classical,  {h)  Medieval,  (c)  Renaissance  and  Modern. 
No  candidate  shall  be  allowed  to  take  the  questions  on  more 
than  one  of  these  three  periods. 

(4)  Subjects  for  an  Essay  relating  to  the  period  chosen  by  the 

candidate  in  Paper  (3). 

(5)  Theory  of  Art  in  relation  to  Architecture. 

3.  The  fifth  paper  in  each  Part  shall  be  voluntary,  that  is  to  say, 
students  shall  not  be  required  to  present  themselves  for  it,  but  the  results 
shall  be  taken  into  account  in  assigning  the  places  in  the  class-list;  and 
marks  shall  be  afitixed  to  the  names  of  those  who  pass  satisfactorily  in  either 
of  these  papers. 

4.  In  estimating  the  merits  of  the  work  done  by  the  candidates  the 
examiners  shall  take  account  of  style  and  method. 

5.  A  student  who  has  passed  the  Previous  Examination  may  offer 
himself  for  exanunation  in  either  Part,  but  not  both  Parts,  of  the 
Examination  in  Preliminary  Architectural  Studies,  in  his  third  or  any 
later  term  of  residence,  provided  that  he  has  previously  kept  two  terms. 
He  shall  not  offer  himself  for  examination  in  both  Parts  in  the  same  term 
unless  he  has  entered  on  his  ninth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept 
eight  terms. 

6.  The  examination  shall  be  held  twice  a  year.  The  first  examination 
shall  begin  on  the  Wednesday,  or,  if  the  next  day  be  Ascension  Day,  on  the 
Tuesday  next  but  two  before  the  first  day  of  General  Admission  in  the 
Easter  Term.  The  second  examination  shall  begin  on  December  5  in 
each  year,  unless  (a)  that  day  be  a  Sunday  or  [b)  full  Michaelmas  term 
ends  on  Monday,  December  8,  in  which  cases  it  shall  begin  on  December  4. 

7.  The  two  examinations  in  each  year  shall  be  conducted  by  the  same 
examiners,  appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  preceding  Lent  Term.    There 


212  DIPLOMA  IN  ARCHITECTURE. 

shall  be  two  examiners  for  Part  I.  and  two  examiners  for  Part  II.  who 
shall  be  nominated  by  the  Board  of  Architectural  Studies.  Each  examiner 
shall  receive  from  tlie  University  Chest  such  remuneration  as  may  be 
determined  by  the  Board  of  Examinations  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice- 
Chancellor. 

8.  The  Board  of  Architectural  Studies  shall  define  by  schedule  from 
time  to  time  the  nature  of  the  subjects  for  both  Parts  of  the  Examination. 

9.  A  candidate  who  has  obtained  Honours  or  been  allowed  the 
Ordinary  Degree  in  the  Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos,  or  who  has  passed 
in  both  Parts  of  the  Special  Examination  in  Mechanism  and  Applied 
Science,  shall  be  deemed  to  have  passed  in  Part  I.  of  the  Examination  in 
Preliminary  Architectural  Studies. 

10.  A  candidate  who  has  obtained  Honours  in  a  Part  of  any  Tripos 
Examination  or  in  One  Section  of  the  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages 
Tripos  (New  Regulations)  shall  be  deemed  to  be  qualified  for  the  degree  of 
Bachelor  of  Arts  if  he  has  passed  the  Examination  in  Preliminary  Archi- 
tectural Studies  and  has  kept  the  nmnber  of  terms  required  for  a  degree. 

11.  There  shall  be  a  meeting  of  the  examiners  in  each  Part  previous 
to  each  examination,  when  the  papers  set  by  each  examiner  shall  be 
submitted  for  approval. 

12.  One  at  least  of  the  examiners  and  one  of  the  Proctors  or  Pro- 
Proctors  shall  be  present,  and  one  of  the  Proctors'  or  Pro-Proctors'  men 
shall  be  in  attendance,  dui'ing  the  examination :  but,  if  more  than  one 
examination  be  held  in  the  same  room,  the  Board  of  Examinations  may 
relax  the  strict  obligation  of  attendance  on  the  part  of  the  examiners  for 
the  purpose  of  invigilation. 

13.  The  examiners  shall  arrange  the  names  of  those  who  pass  in  each 
Part  in  three  classes ;  the  names  in  the  first  class  being  arranged  in  order 
of  merit  and  those  in  the  second  and  third  classes  alphabetically.  No  can- 
didate shall  be  entitled  to  a  certificate  that  he  has  passed  in  either  Part  or 
both  Parts  until  he  shall  have  graduated. 

14.  The  class-lists  shall  be  published  in  the  Senate  House  at  the  latest 
at  10  A.M.  on  the  Thursday  before  the  first  day  of  General  Admission  in  the 
Easter  Term,  and  on  the  day  next  but  one  (or,  if  the  day  of  General 
Admission  be  a  Monday  or  Tuesday,  the  day  next  but  two)  before  the  day 
of  General  Admission  in  the  Michaelmas  Term. 

15.  Every  candidate  shall  pay  the  sum  of  Two  Pounds  to  the  Registrary 
before  admission  or  re- admission  to  either  Part  of  the  Examination  in 
Preliminary  Architectural  Studies. 

SCHEDULES. 

(1914  and  subsequent  years.) 
Part  I. 

(1)    Practical  Mathematics. 

Indices.  Logarithms.  Use  of  logarithmic  tables.  Construction  and 
use  of  slide  rule. 

Functions  of  an  angle.  Use  of  trigonometrical  tables,  simple  cases 
of  solution  of  triangles,  and  applications  to  determination  of  heights  and 
distances. 

Representation  of  the  position  of  a  point  by  rectangular  and  polar 
co-ordhiates;  use  of  squared  paper  to  represent  a  set  of  simultaneous 
values   of   two  quantities,   plotting  of   simple  functions — algebraic  and 


DIPLOMA  IN  AKCHITECTUEE.  213 

trigonometrical.  Elementary  application  of  graphic  methods  to  solution 
of  equations.  Rejiresentation  of  rate  of  increase  of  a  quantity  by  the 
slope  of  a  curve.     Maxima  and  minima  treated  graphically. 

British  and  metric  imits  of  length,  area,  volume.  Verniers ;  screw 
gauges.  Areas  of  simple  regular  plane  figures.  Volumes  of  cylinder, 
cone,  sphere,  pyramid.  Approximate  methods  of  measuring  areas  of  any 
form. 

Representation  of  directed  quantities  by  straight  lines:  addition  and 
subtraction  of  vectors ;  resolution  of  directed  quantities  into  components. 

(2)  Elevientary  Meclianics. 

Measurement  of  velocity  and  acceleration — linear  and  angular.  Com- 
position and  resolution  of  linear  velocity. 

Simple  cases  of  transmission  and  modification  of  motion,  illustrated  by 
simple  mechanisms.     Velocity  ratio. 

Laws  of  motion.  Composition  and  resolution  of  forces.  Friction. 
Units  and  dimensions.  Work.  Power.  Energy.  Conservation  of  energy. 
Equilibrium  of  coplanar  forces,  treated  graphically.  Triangle  and  Parallel- 
ogram of  forces.  Polygon  of  forces.  Funicular  polygon.  Moment  of  a 
force.     Couples.     Centre  of  gravity. 

Pressure  of  a  fluid.  Relation  between  pressure  and  depth.  Principle 
of  hydraulic  press. 

(3)  Strength  of  Materiah. 

Physical  properties  and  use  in  construction  of  stone,  brick,  steel,  cast 
iron,  timber,  cement,  plain  and  reinforced  concrete. 

Elementary  analysis  of  stress.  Strength  of  cylindrical  boiler  shells, 
and  of  riveted  joints  and  other  simple  fastenings. 

General  account  of  the  distribution  of  stress  in  a  beam ;  functions  of 
the  web  and  of  the  flanges. 

Methods  of  commercial  testing  of  iron  and  steel ;  stress-strain  diagrams, 
limit  of  elasticity,  yield-point,  ultimate  strength.  Energy  absorbed  in 
fracture. 

Influence  of  form  of  test  pieces.    Fatigue.    Factor  of  safety. 

Outlines  of  manufacture  of  structural  steel,  cast-iron  and  cement. 
The  chief  effects  of  heat-treatment  and  of  working  on  the  strength  of  iron 
and  steel. 

(4)  Constniction  and  Elementary  Design. 

The  physical  properties  of  building  materials  including  the  principal 
varieties  of  stone  and  timber,  bricks,  and  concrete. 

The  application  of  materials,  and  of  the  laws  of  Mechanics  to  Elemen- 
tary Design. 

Elementary  theory  of  foundations,  walls,  openings,  arches  and  girders, 
retaining  walls  and  reinforced  concrete.  Fireplaces  and  chimneys,  floors, 
roofs.  Simple  fireproof  construction.  Staircases  and  joinery.  Elemen- 
tary sanitation  and  plumbing.     Plastering  and  painting. 

Provision  of  accommodation  in  buildings.  Arrangement,  factors  of  use 
and  convenience,  area  and  cubic  space.  Access,  communication  and  "  lay- 
out." Architectural  principles  in  planning.  Needs  and  conditions  of 
material.     Constructive  requirements,  craft  discipline. 

Management  and  execution  of  ornament  and  decoration  ;  their  place  in 
the  original  design. 

(5)  Architectural  Draioing  and  Surveying. 

Practical  Plane  Geometry,"  construction  of  plane  curves.  The  science 
of  representation  of  facts  for  executants.  Form,  profile,  plan ;  relief  in 
geometrical,  freehand,  and  perspective  drawing ;  Sciography.  Scales  from 
small  survey  to  full  size. 


214  DIPLOMA  IN  ARCHITECTURE. 

Site  measurement.  Making  and  plotting  a  chain-snrvey.  Use  of  tUe 
Theodolite.  Measurement  of  levels,  and  reduction  to  datum.  Plotting  of 
buildings  on  site-plan.  Measurement  of  building  for  plans,  sections  and 
elevations,  including  the  setting  out  of  vaulting.  Plotting  of  buildings 
from  notes. 

Part  II. 

(1)     OufJincii  of  the  General  HUtory  of  Art,  inclnding  Architecture. 

The  Unity  of  Art.  Impossibility  of  separating  architecture  from  other 
branches  of  Art. 

Prehistoric  Art,  palaeolithic  and  neolithic.  The  first  dwellings  of 
man. 

Arts  of  Upper  and  Lower  Egypt.  Hieroglyphics  and  methods  of 
decoration.  Sculpture.  The  arts  of  common  life.  The  architecture  of 
Nineveh  and  Persia.    Earliest  Art  in  Crete  and  Greece. 

The  history  and  development  of  Greek  architecture,  sculpture,  and 
painting.  Memorials  of  the  dead.  The  minor  arts.  The  age  of  Pericles. 
Greek  colonial  architecture  and  its  influence.  Hellenistic  Art.  Etruscan 
and  Roman  architecture.  The  influence  of  Greece  upoii  Rome.  The 
Roman  Orders.  Roman  temples,  public  buildings,  triumphal  arches, 
aqueducts.    Roman  sculpture  and  painting. 

Early  Christian,  Byzantine  and  Romanesque  Art.  Development  of 
ecclesiastical  ai-chitecture.  Wall  decoration,  marbles  and  mosaics;  sculp- 
ture and  painting ;  precious  metals,  armour  and  costume ;  tapestry. 

Gothic  Art,  especially  in  France  and  England.  Progression  of  Gothic 
construction.  Gothic  sculpture  and  ornamental  carving;  stained  glass; 
woodwork,  furnitm-e  and  tapestry.  Sculpture  in  Italy.  Early  Flemish 
and  German  painting  and  sculpture. 

The  Renaissance  in  Italy  and  western  Europe.  Florentine,  Umbrian, 
Lombard,  and  Venetian  schools  of  painting.  The  gradual  divorce  between 
architecture  and  other  arts.  The  character  and  development  of  Renaissance 
architecture. 

Art  in  the  Low  Countries  and  Spain,  France  and  England  in  the  16th, 
17th  and  18th  centuries.  Furniture  and  decorative  arts.  Modern  schools 
of  painting  in  France  and  England. 

(2  a)     Classical  Architecture  and  the  Allied  Arts. 

Prehistoric  Greek  Art,  neolithic  remains  and  pottery.  Cyclopean 
remains.  The  Mycenaean  and  Cnossian  Periods.  Sculpture,  painting, 
and  the  minor  arts. 

Historic  Greek  Art  and  its  geographical  distribution.  Doric  Architec- 
ture: distinctive  features,  chief  buildmgs.  Archaic  period  of  Greek 
sculptiire.  Period  of  Transition  from  the  6th  to  the  5th  centuries :  metopes, 
pediments.  Schools  of  Sicyon,  Aegina,  Magna  Grecia.  Ionic  Architec- 
ture :  earlier  forms  and  development,  chief  buildings.  The  Phidian  Pei'iod 
of  sculpture.  The  Parthenon.  The  School  of  PolycUtus,  Scopas,  Praxiteles 
and  Lysippus.  Transition  to  the  4th  century.  Greek  painting  from 
Polygnotus  to  Xeuxis  and  Apelles.     The  minor  arts. 

The  Alexandrine  Period :  chief  buildings.  Corinthian  capital.  Perga- 
mum  and  Rhodes.     Graeco-Roman  Art. 

The  Roman  Period.  Etruscan  Architecture.  Ptiblic  buildings,  baths, 
aqueducts,  theatres,  triumphal  arches, fora, domestic  architecture;  Roman 
portraits,  sculpture  and  mural  decoration. 


DIPLOMA  IN  ARCHITECTURE.  215 

(2  h)     Medieval  Architecture  and  the  Allied  Arts. 

Roman  construction  a.r.  330.  Plan  of  the  Christian  Church.  Greek 
influences.  Early  Syrian  Churches.  Byzantine  construction  and  domical 
planning,  carving  and  mosaic.  Italian  Byzantinesque.  Ravenna  to 
St  Mark's,  Venice.  Pisan  architecture,  Lombard  building.  Romanesque 
construction  and  the  abbey-church  plan.  The  dome  in  Central  France. 
Evolution  of  pier,  arch,  and  vault.    French  and  English  Romanesque. 

Gothic  construction  and  the  Cathedral  plan.  Evolution  of  the  apse; 
towers  and  spires.  Military  architecture.  Gothic  ornament  and  sculpture. 
Growth  of  masonic  craft.     Craft  guilds  and  shops. 

English  Gothic :  its  origins  and  characteristics.  Southern  French  and 
Spanish,  Flemish,  and  German  Gothic.  Italian  Gothic  and  early  Re- 
naissance. Italian  sculpture  and  painting.  Growth  of  civic  and  domestic 
architecture ;  brick  and  timber  construction. 

Ecclesiastical  and  domestic  crafts:  stained  glass;  iron- work  and 
precious  metals.  Illumination  and  painting.  Embroidery  and  tapestry. 
Furniture  and  plaster  work. 

(2  c)     Oriental  Architecture  and  the  Allied  Arts. 

Early  India.  Buddhist  Archaeology.  Topes,  plans  of  temples  and 
monasteries.  Rock-cut  architecture.  Hellenistic  influences.  Ghandara. 
Figure  sculpture  and  carvings.  Developments  of  Buddhist,  Brahmanical 
and  Jain  Architecture.  Northern,  Central  and  Southern  India.  Ceylon, 
Burma,  Cambodia,  and  Siam  and  Java ;  relation  to  India.  Upper  Asia : 
Turkestan,  Thibet,  Nepal ;  relation  to  India  and  China. 

Mohamedan  India.  Rise  of  Islam.  Area  affected :  Arabia,  Persia, 
Syria,  Egypt.  Saracenic  art.  Eclecticism.  Construction.  The  Conquest 
of  India.  The  great  Mosques  of  India.  Tombs.  Dome  construction, 
Delhi,  the  Jami  Masjid,  Bijapur,  Akbar's  Tomb,  the  Taj  Mahal.  Decora- 
tive art  and  traditional  crafts.  The  influence  of  modern  Western  architec- 
ture. 

The  Architecture  of  China:  its  influence.  Chronology.  Religious, 
Secular  and  Commemorative  buildings,  pagodas.  Construction,  wooden 
and  arched ;  decoration ;  painting,  sculpture  and  bronze ;  ceramics. 
Dynasties  and  their  Capitals.  The  Great  Wall.  Introduction  of  Buddhism. 
Han  dynasty,  T'ang  dynasty,  Sung  dynasty.  Tartar  invasion,  Kublai 
Khan,  expialsion  of  Mongols.  Ming  dynasty,  Nanking.  Manchu  dynasty, 
Mukden  and  Pekin.    European  Settlements. 

The  Architecture  of  Japan :  Sources  and  chronology.  Korea.  Intro- 
duction of  Buddhism.  Wooden  architecture.  Early  relation  to  Chinese 
Ai-t.  Temples,  palaces,  pagodas.  Decoration.  Periods  of  Art.  Sculpture 
in  wood  and  metal ;  painting  and  ceramics.    Development  of  crafts. 

(4)     Renaissance  and  Modern  Architecture. 

The  Italian  Renaissance.  The  fall  of  Byzantium.  Rise  of  antiquarian 
architecture.  Vitruvius.  The  sculptor-goldsmiths.  The  Italian  Schools : 
Florence,  Rome,  Venice,  Verona,  Milan,  Genoa.  The  Jesuits,  Bernini,  the 
Baroque,  Piranesi. 

Italian  artists  in  France.  The  influence  of  Gothic  upon  French  design. 
The  16th  and  17th  centuries.  Sculptors,  wood-carvers  and  painters.  The 
Periods  of  Louis  XIV.,  XV.,  and  XVI.  Colbert  and  the  Ecole  des  Beaux 
Arts.  The  Empire.  Modern  French  Art.  Civil  architecture  and  town 
planning. 

Spanish  Renaissance  and  Plateresque.     Germany  and  the  Low  Coun- 
,  tries;  the  Thirty  Years' War.     French  influences.    Dresden  and  Nurem- 
berg.    The  ci'afts :  iron-work  and  furniture.    The  Classical  revival  of  the 
19th  centmy. 


216  DIPLOMA  TN  ARCHITECTURE. 

Italian  workmen  in  England.  Flemish  and  German  importations. 
Elizabethan  and  Jacobean.  Oxford  and  Cambridge  Colleges  and  their 
designers.  Inigo  Jones.  Sir  Christopher  Wren.  Sculpture  and  the  work 
of  Nicholas  Stone.  Grinling  Gibbons.  The  fire  of  London.  Wren's 
successors.     The  brothers  Adam.     House-construction  and  planning. 

The  Greek  Revival.  Winkelmann.  The  Society  of  Dilettanti.  The 
work  of  Cockorell.  The  Gothic  Revival,  origin  and  effect  upon  crafts- 
manship. Modern  methods  of  architectural  production ;  engineering.  Art 
in  the  Victorian  Era. 

(5)     Theory  of  Art  in.  Relation  to  Architecture. 

General  Theory  of  Art.  Aesthetic  appreciation  and  artistic  production. 
Tradition  and  invention.  Techniqiie  and  imagination.  Climatic,  racial, 
social  and  economic  factors.     Origins  of  Art  and  Genetic  Aesthetics. 

Relation  of  architecture  to  other  arts.  The  artistic  aspect  of  architec- 
ture in  relation  to  its  mechanical  and  constructional  aspect.  Usefulness 
and  beauty.     Fitness. 

Architecture  regarded  as  dimensional  Art.  Types  of  architectural 
enclosures.  Space  and  mass.  Inside  and  outside  effects.  Transition  of 
construction  to  aesthetic  features  and  exploitation  of  structural  fonns  for 
purposes  of  sjiatial  effects.  Optical  illusions.  Design  and  manipulation 
of  space  and  mass.     Symmetry,  substituted  symmetry,  proportion,  etc. 

Applied  decoration;  ornament,  colour,  sculpture.  Lighting  and  dis- 
position of  apertures.    Furnislnng. 

Relation  of  architecture  to  religion  and  mythology,  to  national  ideals, 
to  public  and  social  interests. 


DIPLOMA  IN  PSYCHOLOGICAL  MEDICINE. 

(Grace  23  May  1912.) 

{After  1913  the  Examination  for  the  Diploma  vnll  he  held  once  in  each 
year.  The  Examination  for  Part  I  nnll  lie  held  in  Camhridfje  during  May 
or  June  ;  that  for  Part  II  vnll  he  held  in  London  durincf  March  or  Apiil.) 

1.  That  an  Examination  in  Psychological  Medicine  be  held  once  in 
the  year,  or,  if  the  State  Medicine  Syndicate  think  it  expedient,  more 
than  once. 

2.  That  a  managing  Committee  be  appointed  by  the  State  Medicine 
Syndicate  to  consist  of  nine  members,  of  whom  not  less  than  five  shall  be 
members  of  the  Syndicate ;  that  of  the  nine  members  three  retire  in 
rotation  on  the  thirty-first  day  of  December  in  every  year,  their  places 
being  supplied  by  three  members  appointed  by  the  Syndicate  before  the 
end  of  full  term  in  the  preceding  Michaelmas  term  ;  and  that  four  members 
form  a  quorum. 

3.  That  the  Examination  be- in  two  Parts;   that  Part  I  consist  of 

(1)  one  paper  on  the  Anatomy  and  Physiology  of  the  Nervous  System, 

(2)  a  practical  and  oral  examination  thereon,  {3j  one  paper  on  Psychology, 
(4)  a  practical  and  oral  examination  thereon  ;  and  that  Part  II  consist  of 
(1)  one  paper  on  Neurology,  clinical  and  pathological,  (2)  a  clinical  and 
oral  examination  thereon,  (3)  one  paper,  or  (if  the  Committee  shall  think 
it  desirable)  two  papers,  on  Psychiatry,  Lunacy  Law,  and  Asylum  Ad- 
ministration, (4)  a  clinical  and  oral  examination  thereon. 

4.  That  Part  I  of  the  Examination  be  open  to  candidates  whose 
names  are  on  the  Medical  Register  ;  and  that  candidates  for  Part  II 
be  required  to  be,  at  the  time  of  entering  for  the  examination,  registered 
medical  practitioners  of  not  less  than  two  years'  standing,  and  to  produce 


DIPLOMA  IN  PSYCHOLOGICAL  MEDICINE.  217 

evidence  of  having  had  twelve  months'  clinical  experience  in  an  Institu- 
tion for  the  Insane  recognised  by  the  University. 

5.  That  a  candidate  who  has  passed  both  Parts  of  the  Examination 
to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Examiners  be  entitled  to  a  Diploma. 

6.  That  candidates  who  present  themselves  for  examination  be 
required  to  pay  fees,  to  be  fixed  at  the  discretion  of  the  Committee,  subject 
to  the  approval  of  the  State  Medicine  Syndicate. 

7.  That  candidates  for  either  Part  of  the  Examination  be  required  to 
send  in  their  names  to  the  Registrary,  together  with  the  requisite 
certificates,  not  less  than  three  weeks  before  the  day  fixed  for  the  beginning 
of  that  Part  of  the  Examination ;  and  that  the  fee  be  paid  at  the  same 
time. 

8.  That  it  be  the  duty  of  the  Eegistrary  to  examine  the  certificates, 
and  to  ascertain  that  no  one  is  improperly  admitted  to  the  Examination. 

9.  That  it  be  the  duty  of  the  Committee,  subject  to  the  approval 
of  the  State  Medicine  Syndicate,  to  fix  the  number  of  Examiners  in  each 
year;  to  nominate  them  for  election  by  the  Senate ;  to  fix  and  announce 
to  the  Senate  in  the  Easter  Term  of  each  year  the  time  fixed  for  the 
Examination  in  the  ensuing  academical  year ;  to  determine  the  payment 
to  the  Examiners ;  and  to  determine  generally  all  other  matters  connected 
with  the  Examination. 

10.  That  the  Committee  be  required  to  make  an  annual  Report  to  the 
State  Medicine  Syndicate  for  communication  to  the  Senate. 

11.  That  in  the  first  instance  the  scheme  for  the  Diploma  be  established 
for  five  years  only ;  and  that,  during  this  period,  any  deficit  which  may  be 
incurred  in  conducting  the  Examination  be  met  out  of  the  accumulated 
funds  in  the  hands  of  the  State  Medicine  Syndicate. 

SCHEDULES. 

The  First  Part  of  the  Examination  will  consist  of  (1)  a  paper  and  (2)  a 
practical  and  oral  examination  in  the  Anatomy  and  Physiology  of  the 
Nervous  System,  (3)  a  paper  and  (4)  a  practical  and  oral  examination  in 
Psychology. 

The  Examination  in  the  Anatomy  and  Physiology  of  the  Nervous 
System  will  include  the  following  subjects: — 

The  structure  of  nerve  cells  and  nerve  fibres. 

The  neurone  theory. 

The  course  of  the  principal  nerve  tracts  and  the  comiexions  of  the 
principal  nuclei  of  the  central  nervous  system. 

Reflex  action.     The  spinal  cord  as  a  path  of  conduction. 

The  decerebrate  animal. 

The  localisation  of  function  in  the  cerebrum.     Association  areas. 

The  functions  of  the  cerebellum.    The  coordination  of  movements. 

The  development  of  the  brain. 

The  more  usual  methods  used  in  examining  the  structure  of  the  nervous 
system. 

The  Examination  in  Psychology  will  include  the  following  subjects  :— 

General  analysis  and  classification  of  modes  of  consciousness.  The 
relation  of  mind  and  body.     Methods  of  psychological  investigation. 

Sensation ;  adaptation,  fatigue,  contrast,  after-effects.  Specific  nervous 
energy. 

Local  signature.  Localisation  and  reference  of  sensation,  normal  and 
abnormal. 

Perception.  Spatial  and  temporal  perception.  Illusions.  Agnosia. 
Orientation  and  its  disorders. 

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218  DIPLOMA  IN  PSYCHOLOGICAL  ^lEDICINE. 

Movement;  apraxia.    Speech;  aphasia. 

imagery ;  halludnations. 

Memory,  recognition,  and  their  disorders.    Association. 

Imagination  and  its  disorders. 

Thought;  flight  and  fixity  of  ideas. 

Vohtion  and  its  disorders.  Attention,  normal  and  abnormal.  Dis- 
traction. 

Deliberation.    Judgment.     Belief.    Doubt.    Delusions. 

Muscular  and  mental  work. 

Affective  tone.    Emotions.     Moods.     Sentiments. 

Personality  and  its  disorders. 

Suggestion.    Hypnosis.    Sleep.    Dreams. 

The  effects  of  drugs  on  mental  processes. 

Individual  differences.     Temperament.     Character. 

The  Second  Part  of  the  Examination  will  consist  of  (1)  a  paper  and 
(2)  a  cUnical  and  oral  examination  in  Neurology,  (3)  a  paper  in  Psychiatry, 
Lunacy  Law,  and  Asylum  Administration,  (4)  a  paper  containing  a  choice 
of  subjects  for  an  Essay  in  Psychiatry,  (5)  a  clinical  and  oral  examination 
in  Psychiatry. 

The  Examination  in  Neurology  will  include  the  following  subjects : — 

The  phenomena  resulting  from  injury  and  disease  of  the  perij)heral 
nerves. 

The  course  of  the  principal  nerve  tracts  and  the  connexions  and 
functions  of  the  chief  nuclei  of  the  central  nervous  system,  as  revealed  by 
disease. 

The  methods  of  examining  patients  with  nervous  disease  (i)  for 
diagnostic,  (ii)  for  scientific  purposes. 

The  clinical  manifestations  of  the  more  frequent  nervous  diseases  and 
their  pathology. 

The  elements  of  neuro-pathology  including  the  chnical  methods 
commonly  used  in  examining  the  nervous  system. 

The  serological  and  chemical  examination  of  the  blood  and  cerebrospinal 
fluid  (especially  in  such  diseases  as  syphihs  and  parasyphilis). 

*/  Important.  The  foregoing  schedules  are  not  to  be  understood  as 
limitmg  the  scope  of  the  Examination  which  is  intended  to  test  the 
candidates'  theoretical  and  practical  knowledge  of  every  branch  of 
Psychological  Medicine. 

Institutions  for  the  Insane  recognised  hy  the  University  under 
Begtdation  4  for  the  Diploma. 

(i)      Eegistered  Mental  Hospitals  in  the  United  Kingdom, 

(ii)     District,  County,  Borough,  City,  or  Eoyal  Asylums  in  the  United 
Kingdom, 

(iii)    Such  other  Institutions  and  Licensed  Houses  as  are  recognised 
by  the  University. 
Under  this  head,  Camberwell  House,  Peckham  Eoad,  London, 
S.E.,  and  Peckham  House,  Peckham  Eoad,  London,  S.E., 
are  recognised. 

Fee  for  the  Examination. 

Every  candidate  will  be  required  to  pay  a  fee  of  six  guineas  before 
admission  or  re-admission  to  either  Part  of  the  Examination. 


HONOKARY  DEGREES.  219 

HONORARY  DEGREES. 

»By  Statute  A.  c.  ii.  §  18  complete  Degrees  honoris  causd  may 
e  conferred,  without  residence  or  examinations  or  exercises,  on 
the  following  persons :  viz. 

Members  of  the  Royal  Family,  Privy  Councillors,  Bishops, 
Bishops  Designate  or  Elect  including  persons  designated  for 
Colonial  or  Indian  or  Missionary  Bishoprics  and  approved  by  the 
Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  Peers,  Members  of  the  Supreme  Court 
of  Judicature,  Deans  of  Cathedral  Churches  or  the  Abbey  Church 
of  Westminster  or  the  Royal  Chapel  of  St  George  Windsor,  and 
Heads  of  Colleges  in  the  University. 

Complete  Degrees  honoris  causd  may  also  be  conferred  without 
fulfilment  of  the  usual  conditions  on  persons  who,  having  already 
been  admitted  to  a  Degree  in  the  University  or  obtained  some 
University  Office,  are  distinguished  by  conspicuous  merit. 

Titles  of  Degrees  in  Arts,  Law,  Medicine,  Surgery,  Science, 
Letters,  or  Music  may  be  granted  to  foreigners  of  distinction,  and 
to  British  subjects  who  are  of  conspicuous  merit  or  have  done 
good  service  to  the  State  or  to  the  University. 

No  person  taking  a  degree  honoris  causa  is  entitled  to  a  vote 
in  the  Senate  unless  he  shall  have  resided  three  Terms. 


COLLEGE  PAYMENTS. 

The  Caution  Money  paid  on  admission  at  each  College  is  for 

Nobleman £50    0    0  I  Pensioner £15    0    0 

Fellow-Commoner  25    0    0  j 

The  payment  by  Sizars  varies  but  is  generally  £10. 

The  Caution  Money  remains  in  the  hands  ofthe  Tutor,  and  is  not 
returned  till  a  person  takes  his  name  off  the  boards.  Noblemen  and 
Fellow-Commoners  usually  make  a  present  of  Plate  to  the  College. 

In  addition  to  the  Caution  money,  every  Student  on  admission, 
or  coming  into  residence,  makes  a  payment,  differing  at  different 
Colleges. 

In  each  College  a  quarterly  payment  is  made  by  each  Member 
of  it,  according  to  his  degree  and  condition,  on  a  scale  which 
differs  in  the  several  Colleges. 

This  payment  includes  the  annual  contributions  made  to  the 
University.  These  payments  may  be  compounded  for  in  several 
Colleges. 

The  terminal  payments  for  tuition  of  persons  in  statu  pupil- 

■  lari  in  most  Colleges  are  the  following : 

Nobleman £13    6    8      Bachelor     Fellow-Com- 

Fellow-Commoner 10    0    0 

Pensioner 6    0    0 

Sizar 2    0    0 

■  such  payments  being  made  only  during  residence.    No  payment  for 
tuition  is  required  from  non-resident  Bachelors  or  Undergraduates. 

10—2 


moner £2  10    0 

Bachelor  of  Arts 1  10    0 


220  EXAMINATION  AND  DEGREE  FEES. 

At  Fitz William  Hall  no  Caution  Money  is  required  :  but 
Students  pay  in  advance  an  entrance  fee  of  six  guineas,  and, 
during  the  first  nine  terms  of  residence,  further  fees  amounting 
in  all  to  not  more  than  twelve  guineas,  besides  the  ordinary 
payments  to  the  University. 


FEES  FOR  MATRICULATION,   EXAMINATIONS, 
AND  DEGREES. 

Matriculation.  £.    s.  d. 

Nobleman    15  10  0 

Fellow  Commoner    10  10  0 

Research  Student  (at  any  time,  whether  Fellow  Com- 
moner or  not)  5    0  0 

All  other  persons 5    0  0 

Every  person  who  matriculates  on  any  other  day  than 
a  day  of  General  Matriculation  is  required  to  pay  an 

extra  fee  of  0  10  6 

Graduates  of  other  Universities  before  being  admitted  by  incorporation 
to  the  same  Degrees  as  those  which  their  own  Universities  have  conferred 
upon  them  must  be  matriculated. 

Examinations.  £.   s.  d. 
Previous  Examination:   for  each  of  Parts  I.  and  II. 

and  the  Additional  Subjects 15  0 

Previous  Examination :  on  exemption  from  Part  1.  or 

Part  II.  or  the  Additional  Subjects 10  0 

Previous  Examination ;  Natives  of  Asia  or  Africa,  not  of 
European  parentage,  for  the  papers  in  Arabic,  Chinese, 
Sanskrit,  or  Pali  only,  or  for  the  papers  in  English  only, 

having  passed  in  Arabic,  Chinese,  Sanskrit,  or  Pali...  0  10  0 

General  Examination,  for  each  of  the  two  parts  10  0 

Preliminary  Examination  in  Science : 

Chemistry 110 

Physics 110 

Elementary  Biology    2    2  0 

On  admission  to  a  Tripos  Examination 3    0  0 

Qualifying  Examination  for  the  Mechanical  Sciences 

Tripos 10  0 

Special  Examination  in  two  parts,  for  each  part 1  10  0 

Special  Examination,  not  divided  into  two  parts 3    0  0 

Bachelor  of  Medicine  First  Examination: 

Chemistry    110 

Physics 110 

Elementary  Biology 2    2  0 

Bachelor  of  Medicine  Second  Examination 

Parti 2    2  0 

Part  2 2    2  0 

Bachelor  of  Medicine,  Third  Examination 

Parti  4    4  0 

on  readmission 3    .S  0 

Part  2 5    5  0 

on  readmission 4    4  0 

Master  of  Surgery 3    3  0 


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EXAMINATION  AND  DEGEEE  FEES.  221 

£  s.  d. 

State  Medicine,  for  each  of  Parts  I.  and  II 6  6  0 

Tropical  Medicine 9  9  0 

Mining  Engineering 

Chemistry,  Geology  and  Mineralogy,  each    1  0  0 

Heat,  Heat  Engines,  etc 1  10  0 

Art  of  Mining  and  Metallurgy,  each  2  0  0 

Preliminary  Architectural  Studies,  for  each  of  the  two 

parts  2  0  0 

Eesearch  Student 

On  admission  to  a  Tripos  Examination  or  a  part  of  a 

Tripos  Examination    3  0  0 

On  submitting  a  dissertation  for  the  Certificate  of 

Research,  on  each  occasion  5  0  0 

Diploma  in  Anthropology,  on  submitting  a  dissertation  5  5  0 
*,,*  A  candidate  who  has  once  paid  the  fee  for  a  Tripos 
Examination  does  not  pay  it  again  on   admission  to  any 
other  examination  for  a  Tripos. 

Music:  On  admission  orreadmission  to  Parti,  of  Mus.B....  3  0  0 

„      Part  II.      „  3  3  0 

„            „        „             „        „      Part  I.  of  Mus.M.  3  3  0 

„      Part  II.         „  3  3  0 

On  each  application  for  the  Degree  of  Doctor  of  Music  6  5  0 

To  the  Regius  Professor  of  Laws : 

Examination  for  the  LL.B.  or  LL.M.  Degrees  3  3  0 

The  Act  for  the  Degree  of  LL.D 10  10  0 

Degrees. 

B.A.  or  LL.B.  at  times  of  General  admission 7  0  0 

for  other  Candidates  at  the  General 

admission  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  10  10  0 

„           „        atothertimes  10  10  0 

Research  Students:   B.A.  or  LL.B.  at  any  Congrega- 
tion for  Degrees 7  0  0 

M.A.orLL.M 12  0  0 

M.B 8  0  0 

„    (if  B.A.  or  LL.B.  previously)    4  0  0 

„    (if  B.C.  previously)  6  0  0 

RC  800 

i,    (if  B.X'oVLL.BVpreviousl7)!^^  4  0  0 

,,   (if  M.B.  previously)  6  0  0 

M.C 8  0  0 

B.D 10  0  0 

Mus.B 8  0  0 

„        (if  B.A.  in  any  other  Faculty)   4  0  0 

Mus.M 12  0  0 

Mus.  D 26  0  0 

Doctors  in  all  other  Faculties  25  0  0 

Diploma  in  Mining  Engineering 

Graduate     2  0  0 

Undergraduate 5  0  0 

Diploma  in  Agriculture,  Part  1 2  2  0 

„       „            „            Part  II 2  2  0 

„       „            „          Supplementary  Examination...  110 

Anthropology  (Dissertation) 5  5  0 

Diploma  in  Psychological  Medicine  (for  admission  or 

readmission  to  either  Part)  6  6  0 


222  LODGING-HOUSE  LICENCES. 

«» 

Persons  admitted  to  degrees  conferred  honoris  causa  under  Stat.  A, 
ch.  II.  sec.  18,  par.  1,  pay  twice  the  ordinary  fee  for  the  degree. 

Persons  admitted  to  degrees  conferred  honoris  causa  under  Stat.  A, 
ch.  II.  sec.  18,  par.  2,  pay  the  ordinary  fee  for  the  degree,  excepting 
Professors,  who  pay  the  ordinary  fee  for  the  degree,  and  £5.  5s.  in  con- 
sideration of  the  Orator's  speech. 

Persons  admitted  to  Titular  degrees  pay  no  fee. 

Every  person  admitted  to  a  Degree  in  absence,  or  at  one  and  the  same 
Congi-egation  to  two  or  more  degrees  in  absence,  is  required  to  pay  the 
sura  of  i'5  to  the  University  Chest  in  addition  to  the  ordinary  fee  for  the 
Degree  or  Degrees. 

Candidates  for  degrees  whose  supplicat  is  sent  in  after  the  time  allowed 
by  the  Senate  pay  £1  in  addition  to  the  ordinary  fee. 

The  fees  for  the  incorporation  of  a  Graduate  from  Oxford  or  Dublin 
are  the  fee  for  matriculation,  and  that  for  the  degree  to  which  the  candidate 
is  admitted. 

Licences  to  keep  Lodging-Houses  for  the  residence  of  persons 
in  statu  pupillari  are  granted  under  the  following  regulations : — 

1.  That  there  be  a  Syndicate  consisting  of  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the 
Proctors,  the  Proctors  of  the  preceding  year,  and  four  other  members  of 
the  Senate  elected  by  Grace. 

2.  That  one  of  the  said  four  members  shall  retire  from  the  Syndicate  in 
every  year  on  Dec.  31,  the  order  for  retirement  being  that  of  priority  of  elec- 
tion ;  and  that  his  place  shall  be  supplied  by  a  person  nominated  by  the  Vice- 
Chancellor,  and  elected  at  the  next  ensuing  Congregation. 

3.  That  in  the  case  of  a  vacancy  occurring  in  any  year  by  the  death  of 
one  of  the  said  four  members,  or  otherwise,  a  new  member  shall  be  elected  as 
soon  as  possible  to  supply  the  vacant  place,  and  that  the  person  so  elected 
shall  continue  to  be  a  member  of  the  Syndicate  for  the  same  period  as  that 
during  which  the  person,  whose  substitute  he  is,  would  have  continued. 

4.  That  the  Syndicate  shall  be  entrusted  with  the  power  of  granting 
licences  to  the  keepers  of  Lodging-Houses  for  the  residence  of  persons  'm 
statu  pupillari,  subject  to  such  Regulations  as  may  be  prescribed  by  Graces 
of  the  Senate:  that  they  shall  also  have  the  power  of  hearing  and  adjudic- 
ating upon  all  complaints  against  the  keepers  of  Lodging-Houses,  and  of 
suspending  or  revoking  licences  whenever  it  appears  to  them  expedient. 

5.  That  no  business  shall  be  transacted  at  any  meeting  of  the  Syndicate 
unless  the  Vice-Chancellor  or  his  deputy  and  four  other  members  at  least  be 
present. 

6.  That  the  Syndicate  shall  meet  for  the  purpose  of  granting  licences 
on  the  Tuesday  after  the  division  of  Michaelmas  Term. 

6*.  That  the  Syndicate  be  empowered  to  appoint  a  Secretary  ',  whose 
duty  it  shall  be  to  attend  the  meetings  of  the  Syndicate,  to  inspect  annually 
all  houses  in  which  it  is  desired  to  let  lodgings,  to  report  thereon  to  the 
Syndicate,  and  generally  to  assist  the  Syndicate,  as  may  be  ordered  from 
time  to  time. 

That  the  Secretary  be  by  preference  a  resident  Member  of  the  Senate. 

That  he  be  appointed  by  an  absolute  majority  of  the  Syndicate  for  a 
period  not  exceeding  three  years;  and  that  he  receive  from  the  University 
Chest  a  stipend  not  exceeding  £150  per  annum. 

7.  That  all  applications  for  licences  shall  be  sent  to  the  Vice-Chancellor 
at  least  one  fortnight  before  the  licensing  day;  and  that  every  application 
shall  state  the  name,  residence,  and  occupation  of  the  applicant,  the  number 

1  The  present  Secretary  to  the  Syndicate  is  Rev.  C.  A.  £.  Pollock,  M.A.,  Corpus  Chriiti  CoUege. 


LODGING-HOUSE  LICENCES.  223 

of  sets  of  lodgings  for  which  the  licence  is  required,  and  the  price  per  week 
of  each  set ;  and  shall  be  accompanied  by  a  Certificate,  signed  by  two 
persons,  one  of  whom  shall  be  a  Member  of  the  Senate  of  the  University, 
and  the  other  shall  be  the  Incumbent  of  the  parish  or  district  in  which  the 
house  is  situate,  or  a  respectable  householder  not  being  himself  the  keeper 
of  a  lodging-house,  and  by  a  certificate  sig-ned  by  the  Secretary  to  the 
Syndicate  in  the  following  form: 

I  hereby  certify  that  I  have  examined  the  house  of  the  above-named 
applicant;  that  it  is  capable  of  accommodating  in  a  proper  manner  besides 
the  family  of  the  applicant  the  number  of  Students  proposed  in  the  applica- 
tion ;  that  it  is  satisfactory  from  a  sanitary  point  of  view;  that  it  is  so 
arranged  as  to  enable  the  applicant  to  comply  with  all  the  regulations  of  the 
Syndicate;  that  the  lodgings  are  healthy  and  clean;  and  that  the  prices 
stated  above  appear  to  me  to  be  reasonable. 

Signed  this  day  of  191    . 

Secretary  to  the  Syndicate. 

8.  That  printed  lists  of  the  names,  residences,  and  occupations  of  the 
applicants,  together  with  the  number  of  sets  of  lodgings  in  each  house  and 
their  respective  prices,  shall  be  sent  as  soon  as  practicable  after  the  last  day 
appointed  for  receiving  applications  to  the  Master,  Tutors,  and  Deans  of 
every  College,  accompanied  by  a  request  that  any  remark  or  objection,  which 
it  may  seem  desirable  to  make,  may  be  sent  in  writingto  the  Vice-Chancellor 
for  the  consideration  of  the  Syndicate  before  the  time  of  licensing,  or  that  the 
person  objecting  may  attend  the  Syndicate  on  the  day  of  licensing  and  confer 
with  them  in  person. 

9.  That  registers  shall  be  kept  of  the  names,  residences,  and  occupa- 
tions (1)  of  all  persons  to  whom  licences  are  granted  on  any  licensing-day, 
together  with  the  number  of  sets  of  lodgings  in  each  case,  and  their  respec- 
tive prices,  (2)  of  all  persons  to  whom  the  Syndicate  have  refused  to  grant 
licences,  and  (3)  of  all  persons  whose  licences  have  been  suspended  or 
revoked  by  the  Syndicate. 

10.  That  no  licence  shall  be  granted  to  any  person  for  more  than  one 
year,  nor  beyond  certain  limits  in  the  Town,  such  limits  to  be  defined  and 
published  from  time  to  time  by  the  Syndicate. 

11.  That  the  Syndicate  may  grant  provisional  licences  to  continue  in 
force  until  the  Tuesday  after  the  division  of  the  Michaelmas  Term,  or  for 
any  shorter  period,  and  such  licenses  shall  be  operative  as  from  the  first 
day  of  the  Term  in  which  they  are  granted. 

In  the  case  of  the  death  of  a  Lodging-house  keeper  during  the  term,  or 
for  any  other  urgent  cause,  the  Syndicate  shall  have  power  to  grant 
a  licence  which  shall  be  operative  from  such  date  as  the  Syndicate  shall 
determine. 

12.  That  every  certificate  of  licence  shall  be  signed  on  behalf  of  the 
Syndicate  by  the  Vice-Chancellor  or  his  deputy  and  the  two  Proctors. 

13.  That  a  statement  shall  be  sent  after  every  licensing  day  to  the 
Master,  Tutors. and  Deansof  every  College,  containing  the  names,  residences, 
and  occupations  of  the  persons  to  whom  licences  have  been  granted,  together 
with  the  number  of  sets  of  lodgings  in  each  case  and  their  respective  prices. 

14.  That  before  receiving  a  licence  every  applicant  shall  sign  the  fol- 
lowing declaration  and  promises: 

I  declare  that  the  house  in  which  T  desire  to  let  lodgings  is  in  my  own 

occupation. 
I  hereby  promise  that : 

1.    I  will  not  let  my  lodgings  to  any  Student  without  written  per- 


224  LODGING-HOUSE  LICENCES. 

mission  from  his  Tutor,  and  I  will  not  require  him  to  take  them 
for  more  than  one  Term  certain  : 

2.  I  will  shew  my  licence  if  required  to  any  Student  desirous  to  take 

my  lodgings : 

3.  Before  1  receive  as  lodger  any  person  who  is  not  a  member  of  the 

University  I  will  obtain  written  permission  from  the  Syndicate; 
and  also  from  the  Tutor  of  each  Student  lodging  in  my  house  at 
the  time: 

4.  1    will  report  to  the   Syndicate  the  Names  and  Colleges  of  all 

Students  lodging  in  my  house,  with  such  other  particulars  as  the 
Syndicate  may  require: 

5.  At  Ten  o'clock  every  night  I  will  lock  the  outer  doors,  and  securely 

fasten  the  shutters  of  the  ground-floor  of  my  house,  and  I  will 
take  means  to  prevent  any  one  from  entering  or  leaving  the 
house  between  10  p.m.  and  6  a.m.  without  my  knowledge;  and 
between  those  hours  the  outer  doors  of  my  house  shall  not  be 
opened,  except  by  the  master  or  mistress  in  person,  or  by  a  repre- 
sentative approved  by  the  Syndicate : 

6.  That  I  will  not  allow  on  any  account  a  key  of  any  outer  door  of  my 

house  to  any  lodger : 

7.  I  will  note  down  the  time  after  Ten  o'clock  (or  such  earlier  hour 

as  the  University  or  College  authorities  may  direct)  at  which  any 
Student  lodging  in  my  house  enters  or  leaves  the  house,  and  will 
deliver  or  send  by  a  responsible  person  a  statement  thereof  once 
a  week  (or  oftener,  if  required)  to  the  College  authorities,  with  a 
special  note  of  occasions  on  which  such  Student  has  so  entered  or 
left  without  his  academical  dress: 

8.  In  case  a  Student  lodging  in  my  house  has  not  entered  or  left  the 

house  after  Ten  o'clock  during  any  week  I  will  send  a  state- 
ment to  that  effect  at  the  end  of  the  week  : 

9.  I  will  report  to  the  College  authorities  early  the  next  morning  if 

any  Student  lodging  in  my  house  shall  (1)  leave  the  house  after 
10  P.M.,  (2)  enter  after  midnight,  (3)  being  confined  to  gates,  enter 
after  the  appointed  hour,  or  (4)  pass  the  night  out  of  his  lodgings: 

10.  I  will  allow  none  but  inmates  of  the  house  to  have  access  to  the 
rooms  of  any  Student  lodging  in  my  house  after  10  p.m.,  without 
written  permission  from  his  Tutor,  except  in  cases  of  illness  or 
other  urgent  necessity : 

11 .  I  will  not  supply  or  receive  into  my  house  for  any  Student  a  dinner 
or  supper  for  more  than  three  persons  without  written  permission 
from  his  Tutor : 

12.  1  will  not  supply  or  receive  into  my  house  for  any  Student  pro- 
vision for  any  entertainment  whatever  on  Sunday  without  written 
permission  from  his  Tutor: 

13.  I  will  not  admit  hired  musicians  into  my  house  without  written 
permission  from  the  Syndicate : 

14.  In  case  any  person  in  my  house  shall  be  suffering  from  any 
infectious  disorder,  including  consumption  or  any  other  form  of 
tubercular  disease,  either  during  Term  or  in  Vacation,  I  will  at 
once  inform  the  Syndicate. 


Ordinary  Licences  may  be  granted  for  rooms  in  houses  situated  within 
the  Precincts  of  the  University,  which  are  defined  as  extending  two  miles 
and  a  half  from  Great  St  Mary's  Church,  measured  in  a  direct  line. 

A  person  in  statu  pupillari  keeping  terms  by  residence  must  reside 
within  the  precincts  of  the  University 


LODGING-HOUSE  LICENCES.  225 

(1 )  In  some  College  or  Hostel,  or 

(2)  In  a  set  of  loagings  for  which  licence  has  been  granted  by  the 
Lodging- Houses  Syndicate,  or 

(3)  With  his  parents  or  parent,  or 

(4)  In  his  own,  or  in  his  hired  house,  or  with  his  relatives,  or,  in 
exceptional  cases  with  persons  other  than  his  relatives,  provided  that  in 
each  case  the  permission  of  the  Lodging- Houses  Syndicate  shall  have  been 
obtained  on  application  from  the  Head  of  his  College  or  Hostel,  or  in 
the  case  of  a  Non-Collegiate  Student,  from  the  Chairman  of  the  Non- 
Collegiate  Students  Board,  or 

(5)  In  the  case  of  a  Eesearch  Student,  under  special  conditions 
approved  in  each  case  by  the  Lodging- Houses  Syndicate,  on  application 
from  the  Head  of  his  College  or  Hostel,  or  in  the  case  of  a  Non-Collegiate 
Eesearch  Student  from  the  Chairman  of  the  N on- Collegiate  Students' 
Board. 

Authority  is  given  to  the  Syndicate  to  make  the  above-mentioned 
permission  retrospective,  but  that  if  this  permission  is  made  to  include  any 
period  previous  to  the  term  in  which  it  is  applied  for,  a  payment  of  £1  to 
the  Common  Chest  shall  be  required. 

The  Syndicate  may  grant  to  any  person  in  statu  pupillari,  who  has 
on  account  of  illness  or  of  an  accident  been  removed  to  a  Hospital  or 
Nursing  Institution  within  the  precincts  of  the  University,  permission  to 
count  for  the  purposes  of  residence  the  days  in  term-time  passed  therein ; 
provided  that  in  each  case  the  application  for  such  permission  accom- 
panied by  a  suitable  medical  certificate  is  made  by  his  Tutor  or,  in  the 
case  of  a  Non-Collegiate  Student,  by  the  Censor,  and  provided  further 
that  the  Hospital  or  Institution  has  been  approved  by  the  Syndicate. 


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MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES, 

OR.  LISTS  OF  THOSE   WHO  HAVE  OBTAINED  HONORS  ON  COMMENCING 

BACHELORS  OF  ARTS  ;  WITH  THE  NAMES  OF  THE  MODERATORS  AND 

EXAMINERS  OF  THE  RESPECTIVE  YEARS, 


The  Chancellor's  Medals  were  first  institute^  in  1752;  (a)  denotes  senior. 
( B)  j  unior,  ^f  bracketed  equal. 

Dr  Smith's  Mathematical  Prizes  were  founded  in  1769;  (I)  denotes  senior, 
(2)  junior,  1[  bracketcid  equal,  until  1882  inclusive. 

a  affixed  to  a  name  in  the  Mathematical  Tripos  denotes  that  the  person  was  in 
the  first  class  of  the  Classical  Tripos,  /3  in  the  second,  y  in  the  third.  These 
affixes  are  discontinued  after  1881. 

The  *  designates  late  or  present  Fellows. 


1747-8.— MoDERATOiisf  James  Backhouse,  M.A.  THn. 


Wranglers  and  Senior 
Optimes,  or,  Bacca- 
laurei  quibiis  sua 
reservaiur  seniorilas 
comitiis  prioribus. 


Ds  Bates, 

Caiuf. 

•Cranwell, 

Sid. 

Bleasdale, 

Joh. 

•Wright, 

Clare. 

>  *Carr, 

Jes. 

•Dockwray, 

Joh. 

•Gaskarth, 

Pemh. 

Styleman, 

Trin. 

Saunders, 

Joh. 

Exley, 

Joh. 

•Frampton, 

Joh 

2»Fowler, 

Trin. 

( John  Barnardiston,  M.A.  Corpus. 


Ds  Price, 
Tatliam, 
3*Ear]e, 
*Wigley, 
*Beadon, 
•Carlos, 
•Roberts, 
Dobie, 
Cray  ford, 
•Denne, 
•Newling, 
■♦•Lyte, 


Joh. 

Chr. 

Pemh. 

Chr. 

Joh. 

Cuius. 

Magd. 

Pet. 

Corpus. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Pet. 


Junior  Optimes,  or^Bac  - 

calaurei   quibus  sua 

reservaiur  senioritas 

comitiis  posterioribus. 

Ds  •Maskelyne,         Trin. 

Robinson,  Joh. 

Cotton,  Joh. 

Wickliffe,  Trin. 

Wilmot,  Joh. 

Carrighan,  Trin. 

•Mandeville,       •  Trin. 
•Forester,  Pemh. 

Manning,  Caius 

Lewis,  Jes. 

Greene,  Pet. 

Smith,  Joh. 

Hancock,  Joh. 

Wiglesworth      Joh. 

Routh,  Caius. 


I  748-9.- 


.MoDERATORs  { W.  Ridlmgtoii, 
( John  Rosse,  M, 


Wranalers  and  Senior 
Optimes.,  or,  Bacca- 
laurei  quibus  sua 
reservaiur  senioritas 
comitiis  prioribus. 


Ds»Greene, 

Corpus 

Coventrye, 

Magd. 

•Carter, 

Trin. 

6*Michell, 

«?«. 

Evans, 

Jes. 

•Parkhurst, 

Clare. 

•Cooper, 

Trin. 

Sympson, 

Trin. 
Joh. 

«»Barker,' 

Chr. 

Ludlam, 

Joh. 

Topham, 

Corpus 

Ds  Abdy,  Joh. 

Motte,  Pemh. 

3*Best,  Sid. 

•Gordon,  Emm. 

Pemberton,         Emm. 
•Buncombe,         Corpus. 

Hopkins,  Trin. 

Layboume,        Joh. 
•Lee,  Joh 

Milbank,  Clare. 

Junior  Optimes,or,Bac- 

calaurei   quibus  .sua 

reservaiur  senioritas 

comitiisposterioribus. 

Ds  Guide,  Clare. 

Pearce,  Pemh. 

Markham,  Joh. 


M.A.  Trifi. 
A.  Joh. 

Ds  ^'Torriano, 

Place, 
•Durance, 

Boisdaune, 
•Lewis, 

Cutting, 

Myres, 

Bird, 

Howdell, 

Bird, 

Swindell, 

Hingeston, 

Collier, 

Langley, 
•Norris, 

Nailour, 

Lovibond, 


Hall. 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Pet. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Jes. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Pet. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Clare 


1  Formerly  Follow  of  Trinity  Hall.  | 

2  Bishop  of  Killaloe,  1771—1778.    Archbishop  of 
Dublin,  1778—1801. 

3  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Peter's.  I 


4  Formerly  Fellow  of  Queens'. 

5  WooJwardlan  Professor,  1762 — 176-1. 

6  Masterof  Christ's,  1780— 1808. 

7  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew.  17153—1757 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 
.« .,.  r«      n/r  (  Pyers  Libanus,  M.A.  Pet. 

1749-50.-MODERATORS  J  pf^j^jp  ^j^^^^  ^j^    j^^ 


'il^l 


IVranfflers  and  Senior 

Optimes,  or. 

Bacca- 

laurei     quibus     sua 

reservatur  senioritas 

comitiis  prioribus. 

l)s»Hazeland, 

Joh. 

•Gooch, 

Caiuf. 

'•Madan, 

Trin. 

Jones, 

Corpus. 

•Longmire, 

Pet. 

•Morris, 

Joh. 

Walker, 

Joh. 

'•Stoneliewer 

Trin. 

Smith, 

Trin. 

Todd, 

Joh. 

Holmes, 

Trin. 

Clarke, 

Joh. 

Haggitt, 
•Richardson, 

Sid. 
Emm. 

Ds  Dodd, 
Cookson 
^•Spenser, 
Woolwright, 
Stona, 
Hey, 
Wells, 
Sandland, 
♦Vane, 
Bowman, 
Young, 


Clare. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Corpus. 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Cams. 


Junior  OptimeSy  or, 
Baecalaurei  quibus 
sua  reservatur  se^ 
nioritas  comitiis  pos- 
terioribus. 


Ds  Bryant, 
Fen  wick, 


Joh. 
Joh. 


Ds  Howkins, 

Trin. 

Storey, 

Joh. 

Templeman, 

Trin. 

Green, 

Magd. 

•Sharp, 

Corpus 

•Claggett, 

Corpus 

Batteley, 

Jes. 

Evanson, 

Emm. 

Chamber, 

Joh. 

Ella, 

Jes. 

Heathcote,  T. 

Joh. 

Addington, 

Corpus 

•Ingram, 

Corpus 

•Headley, 

Jes. 

Elliot, 

Corpus 

Banyer, 

Trin. 

1750-1. 


.yr  (Samuel  May,  M.A.  Pemft. 

.MonERATORsJTh^^^^  Wray,  M.A.  Chr. 


Wranqlers  and  Senior  Ds*Cott 
Opttmes,   or,  Bacctt' 
laurei      quibus     sua  j 
reservatur   senioritas 
comitiis  prioribus. 


DsHewthwaite, 

•Wall, 

•Hedges, 

*Delaval, 
^•Pelham, 

•Cardale, 

^Warren, 

*Byrch, 
Bullock, 

*  Cumberland, 
•Ord, 

*  Palmer, 
Manlove, 
Majshall, 


Joh. 

Chr. 

Pet. 

Pemb. 

Corpus. 


Caius. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Jes. 


Fletcher, 

Tofield, 

Goodchild, 
*01dham, 

Sharp, 

Bluck, 
•Robinson, 

Wigley, 

Vaughan, 


Corpus. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Joh 

Joh. 

Rmm. 


•Bran th  way t,  A.  Catus. 

Junior  Optimes,  or, 
Baecalaurei  quibus 
sua  reservatur  se- 
nioritas comitiis  pos- 
terioribus. 


Ds  Field, 
•Higgs, 


Joh. 
Trin. 


( William  Barford , 

i752.-MODERATORSJL^^j.gj^^3EUi^,t, 


Wranglers  and  Senior 
Optimes,  or,  Baeca- 
laurei quibus  sua 
reservatur  senioritas 
comitiis  prioribus. 

Ds  •Best,  Magd. 

•Cay,  Clare. 

Ravald,  -Sid. 


1  Bishop  of  Bristol,  1792— IW^   Bishop  of  Peter- 
borough, 1794—1813. 

2  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Peter's, 
f  Formerly  Fellow  of  Pembroke. 

4  Bishop  of  St  David's,  1779—1783.    Bishop  of 


Ds'Maseres,  F.  (a)  Clare. 

•Warren,  Jes. 

•Hirst,  Pet. 

Ford,  Joh. 

•Holdsworth,  Trin. 

Harrap,  Joh. 

6'Porteus,  (B)  Chr. 

•Mapletoft,  Pemb. 

•Backhouse,  Chr. 

•Ferny  hough,  Qu. 


i5»Chevallier, 
•Stockdale, 

Liptrott, 
•Tookey, 

Nairn, 

King, 

Lobb, 
•Griffith, 
♦Edwards, 
•Wickens, 
•Newcombe, 

Hitchcock, 

Hirst, 

Gamble, 

Skelton, 
•Thwaites, 
•Bradbury, 


M.A.  King's. 
M.A.  Magd. 

Ds  Holme, 
•Schutz, 

Wright, 

Law, 
•Wingfield, 

Bruce, 

Rowe, 
•Johnson, 

'Jephson, 


Joh. 

Sid. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Pet. 

Pet. 

Chr. 

Clare 

Clare 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Pemb. 

Pet. 

Caius 

Clare 

Qu. 

Cath. 


•Jep 

•Wa 


adsworth, 


Joh. 

Qu. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Caius 


Bangor,  I7a3— 1800. 

5  Master  of  St  John's,  177.5—1789. 

6  Esquire  Bedell,  1754— IV.").-!.   Bishop  of  Chester, 
1776—1787.    Bishop  of  London,  1787-1809. 


228 


NiATHEMATlCAL  TRIPOSES. 


Junior  Optimes,  or, 
Baccalaurei  quibus 
sua  reservatur  se- 
nioritas  comiliis  pos- 
terioribus. 


Ds  Maseres,  P. 
Byass, 


Clare. 
Jon. 


Ds  Parsons, 
i*Symorids, 
•Evans, 
Wilkinson, 
Settle, 
Gleave, 
•Clarke, 
JeafFreson, 
Garmston, 


Jon. 

cnr. 

Clare. 

Chr. 

Pet. 

Jon. 

Magd. 

Jet. 


Ds  Thomas, 
Leigh, 
Gibson, 
Keehnge, 
Jurin, 
Sewell, 
Hurlock, 
JefTery, 


Joh. 
Emm. 

cnr. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Caiut. 

Emm. 

Corpus. 


l753.-MoDERATORsJ^^™^^  Backhouse,  M^A 
(  Benjamin  Newton,  M.A. 


Wranglers. 

Senior  C 

s  2*Disney, 

Trin. 

Ds  Hooke, 

3*Preston, 

Trin. 

Marshall, 

**Postlethwaite, 

Trin. 

•Fisher, 

s ♦Craven,  (a) 

Jon. 

Nairn, 

6»Hadley, 

Qu. 

•Chevallier, 

Pilgrim,  (b) 
Smith 

Jon. 

Jon. 

•Newman, 

•Bell, 

Magd. 

•Green, 

Pet. 

Denne, 

Corpus. 

•Senhouse, 

cnr. 

•Compton, 

Caius. 

Walker, 

Qu. 

Faber, 

Jon. 

Brown, 

Trin. 

1  •Pemberton, 

Pet. 

Catn. 

Jon. 

Corpus. 
Jon. 
Magd. 
Caius. 


Junior 

Ds  Benet, 
Butler, 
Bullock, 
Gwynne, 

•Marsh, 

•Rider, 
Ateherley 
Le  Hunt, 
Lock, 

•Cam, 
Holford, 
Gee, 

•Downes, 
Walter, 
Parslow, 
Symonds, 


Trin. 
Jes. 

Optimes. 

Jes. 

Corpus. 

Jon. 

Magd. 

Qu. 

Emm. 
,         Magd. 

Jon. 
Jon. 
Jon 
cnr. 

Pet. 
Joh. 

Clare. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 


(Thomas  Frampton,  M.A.  Joh. 


Wranglers 


Ds  •Abbot, 

Nesfield, 
8*Hallifax,  (A) 
'♦ElUston, 
•Ley, 
Burnaby, 
io*Maskelyrie, 
♦Story, 
•Forster, 
♦Gisborne, 

Grove, 
*Hook, 


Jon. 
Sid. 
Jes. 

Jon. 

Clare. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Jon. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 


Senior  Optimes. 
Joh. 
Clare. 


Ds  Hope, 

•Churchill, 
•  "•Elmsall,  (B 
Hopper, 
Mason, 
•Clutton, 
•Stanfield, 
Jones, 


Jon. 
Pet. 
Pet. 


Trin. 
Joh. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Ds  Darwin 

Butler, 
'2  •Dawes, 

Robinson, 

Moore, 
♦Smith, 

Cromp, 
•Jenkin, 

Finney, 

Parry, 
i3«Hinchliffe 

Browne, 

Bacon, 
♦Smith, 
•Stevens, 
•Harcourt, 
•Lynch, 
•Edwards 


Jon. 

Clare. 

Pel. 

Chr. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Emm. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Corpus. 

Caius. 


1  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Peter's.  Profes8or  of 
Modern  History,  1771—1807. 

2  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew,  1757—1771. 

3  Bisiiop  of  Killala,  1784—1787.  Bishop  of  Ferns, 
1787-1789. 

4  Master  of  Trinity,  1789—1798. 

a  Professor  of  Arabic,  1770—1795.  Lord  Almo- 
ner's Reader  of  Arabic,  1770—1815.  Master  of 
,  St  John's,  1789—1815. 

6  Professor  of  Chemistry,  175(5— I7t)4. 

7  Commissary  of  the  University,  1779—1789. 


8  Professor  of  Arabic,  and  Lord  Almoner's 
Reader  of  Arabic,  1768—1770.  Regius  Professor  of 
the  Civil  Law,  1770—1782.  Bishop  of  St  Asaph, 
1789—1790.     Formerly  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 

9  Master  of  Sidney,  1760—1807. 

10  Astronomer  Royal,  1769—1811. 

11  Formerly  Fellow  of  Emmanuel. 

12  Esquire  Bedell,  1755—1789. 

13  Master  of  Trinity,  1768—1789.  Bishop  of  Peter- 
borough, 1769—1794. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


229 


1  Ibb. — Moderators 


Wranglers. 

Ds*Castley,  (b)  Jet. 

Hatsell,  yu. 

•Lobb,  Pet. 

•Derisley,  Qu. 

Batwell,  Corpus. 

•Horrocks,  Trin. 

Dowbiggin,  Cath. 

» ♦Hey,  Cath. 

•Horsman,  Joh. 

•Monins,  Joh. 

Hingeston,  Emm. 

•Onley,  Pemb. 


John  Michell,  M.A.  Queens, 
W.  Dejovas  Byrch,  M.A.  Sid. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  Newcome,  Qu. 

•Alt,  Trin. 

Sherard,  Sid. 

Ray,  Caius. 

♦Barton,  Clare. 

♦Axton,  Pemb. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Sedgwick,  Qu. 

Fenwick,  Joh. 

♦Lucas,  Pemb. 

Sayle,  Joh. 

♦StLeger,  Pet. 

♦Kendall,  Pet. 

Munby,  Clare. 

Hunt,  Trin. 

Whitworth,  Cath. 

Harrison,  Pemb. 

'♦Hughes,  Jes. 

Yate,  Trin. 


Wranglers, 

Ds  ♦Webster,  (A)  Corpus. 

Columbine,  Caius. 

Bearcroft,  Pet. 

Gilbert,  Emm. 

♦Purkis,  Magd. 

♦Beresford,  Joh. 

Didsbury,  Pet. 

•Hassel,  R.  THn. 

Broadbent,  Joh. 

Woodward,  Pet. 

♦Blakeway,  Magd. 

Murthwaite,  Joh. 

Fawcett,  Joh. 

Justamond,  Clare. 


„„„  /James  Carlos, 

M.A.  Caius. 

°^M  Edward 

Vaugh 

an,  M.A.  Emm. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optimes. 

>s  Brook, 

Cath. 

Ds  ♦Hudson, 

Chr. 

♦Impey,  (b) 

Trin. 

♦Gordon, 

Qu. 

♦Thompson, 

Jbh. 

♦Cullum, 

Joh. 

Corry, 

Caius. 

Cath. 

^♦Martyn, 

Emm. 

Armitage, 

Cath. 

♦Bailey, 

Chr. 

Bohun, 

Emm. 

Petit, 

Qu. 

Rush, 

Caius 

Offley, 
Heathfield, 

Pet. 

Lyth, 

Clare. 

Clare. 

Burroughes, 

Clare. 

Smith, 

Joh. 

♦Jones, 

Joh. 

Raincock, 

Joh. 

Francis, 

Cath. 

♦Harvey, 

Sid. 

Reddall, 

Joh. 

•Hassel,  J. 

Trin. 

Coulton, 

Emm. 

Roberts. 

Joh. 

1 1757. — Moderator.    Lowther  Yates,  M.A.  Cath. 


Wranglers. 

Ds  4  ♦Waring,  Magd. 

♦Jebb.  Pet. 

Manifold,  Joh. 

♦Nichols,  Caius. 

♦Gould,  Clare. 

♦Evans,  Clare. 

Bowser,  Joh. 

♦Forster,  Corpus. 

Husband,  Chr. 

♦Marsh,  (a)  Trin. 

Hutchins,  Trin. 

•Johnson,  (b)  Clare. 

•Tyrwhitt,  Jet. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  Tillard,  Qu. 

*Chaytor,  Magd. 

Gay,  Sid. 

•Lumley,  Jes. 

•Scott,  Trin. 

♦Therond,  Trin. 

♦Jones,  Pemb. 

Barroll,  Joh. 

Hatton,  Joh. 

Sawbridge,  Emm. 

Perry,  Caius. 

Griffith,  Joh. 

6  •Farmer,  Emm. 

Green,  Joh. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  ♦Temple,  Corpus. 

Taylor,  Joh. 

Fenwicke,  Joh. 

♦Pigott,  Trin. 

Willins,  Cains. 

Lawson,  Chr. 

Southmead,  Clare. 

Orde,  Trin. 

♦Ashcroft,  Joh. 

Wilson,  Joh. 

Cheney,  Corput. 

Jenner,  Pemb. 

Ball,  Magd, 


,  1  Formerly  Fellow  of  Sidney.  Norrisian  Pro- 
tssBor  of  Divinity,  1V80— 1795. 

S  Formerly  Fellow  of  Sidney. 

3  Formerly  Fellow  of  Sidney.  Professor  of 
Botany,  1701—1825. 


t  Only  one  Moderator  this  year ;  King's  College 
presented  Christopher  Mayes,  their  Chaplain,  and 
the  Senate  refused  him. 

4  Lucasian  Professorof  Mathematics,  1760— 1798. 

5  Masterof  Emmanuel,  1775— 1797. 


230 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


TTRQ      Tv/r«^„T,  .^«x,„  i  Daniel  Lonemire,  M.A. 
1758.-MODERATORS  }  ^^  postlethSaite,  M.A. 


Pet. 
Trin. 


Wranglers. 
Ds*Thorp, 
*Wol]aston, 

Bristed, 
*Holcomb, 

Inman, 
*Carr, 
*Binlield, 
i*Beadon, (a) 
*Barker, 
Grant, 
Bingham, 
*Rudd. 


Pet. 

Sid. 

Emm. 

Chr. 

J  oh. 

Clare. 

Pemb. 

J  oh. 

Qu. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


Senior  Optimes. 
Ds    Longstaffe,        Magd. 
♦Howman,  Pemb. 

2Gretton,  Pet. 

*Currey,  Joh. 

*Kerrich,  (B)       Cath. 

Liddell,  Trin. 

Richards,  Emm. 

Home,  (Yooke)  Joh. 
*Underwood,       Corpus. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds    Nelson, 

(Ryecroft,) 
*Lloyd, 
*Porter, 

TroUope, 

Huiston, 

Brome, 
♦Pennington, 
*Ridge, 

Heath, 
♦Gresley, 

Williams, 


Cath. 

Qu. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
Sid, 
Joh. 
Qti. 
Trin. 
Caius. 
Emm. 
Joh. 


Hollingworth,  Cath. 


i  A  flam  Wall. 

M.A.  Chr. 

1759. 

-Moderators  j  w'iUiam  Abbot,"M.A.  yoA. 

Wranglers. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Opt 

mes. 

s*Massey,(Joshua)  Joh. 

Ds  *Davison, 

Pet. 

Ds^Heald, 

Corpus 

3*Wat/oii, 

Trin. 

♦Dunn, 

Magd. 

♦Bindley, 

Pet. 

*Forster, 

Jes. 

Jephson, 

Joh. 

♦Marriott, 

Pemb. 

*Bates, 

Pet. 

♦Cowper,  (B) 
Walker, 

Corpus. 

Hewett, 

Joh. 

*Faircloth, 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Williaume, 

Trin. 

Millward, 

Pet. 

Wogan, 

Emm. 

Waddilove, 

Clare 

*Clarke, 

Pet. 

♦Henson, 

Sid. 

♦Bunce, 

Joh. 

4  *01iver. 

Emm. 

♦Harrington, 

Chr. 

Dade, 

Joh. 

Bateman, 

Joh. 

Gallaway, 

Qu. 

Eauntesey, 

P« 

France, 

Magd. 
Caius. 

Holford, 

Joh. 

♦Hosken, 

Joh. 

Marty  n. 

Windus, 

Pet. 

Norman  ton, 

Clare. 

Lade, 

Corpus. 

Hutchinson, 

Chr. 

Chadwick, 

Trin. 

*Braithwaite, 

Joh. 

♦Rolfe, 

Pet. 

Chambers, 

Emm. 

Bryett, 

Clare. 

Scott, 

Caius. 

*Clowcs, 

Trin. 

♦Bell, 

Pemb. 

♦Brown, 

Chr. 

■tnnf^     A/r^,.,,    .r^^^c  (  John  Cott,  M.A.  Corpus. 
1760.-MODERATORS  {  ^^^^^^.^  JVikplctoft,  m".  A. 


Pemb. 


Ds 


Wranglers. 

Cross, 

Hamilton, 

Norris, 

Bott, 
♦Moss, 
♦Rand, 
•King, 

Atkmson,    I 

(Busfield,)  I 
♦Rosenhagen, 

Dowbiggen, 
♦Cooper, 
*Backall, 
♦Willis, 

Tighe,(A) 


Clare. 

Cm-pus. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Corpus. 

Pet. 

Qu. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Emm. 

Jes. 

Joh. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Ds 


Junior  Optimes. 


Stanley,  F. 

Corpus. 

Ds  *Abbs, 

Stanley,  R. 

Corpus. 

*Winship, 

Wood, 

Pet. 

Bransby, 

♦Law, 

Emm. 

Harrison 

Eyre, 

Pet. 

♦Easton, 

♦Strachie, 

Trin. 

Gaunt, 

Sedgwick, 

Cath. 

Joye, 

♦Twining, 

Sid. 

Evans, 

Evans, 

Joh. 

♦Baker, 

Drake,  (b) 

Caius. 

Carter, 

♦Wadeson, 

Joh. 

Hibgame, 

Parish, 

Trin. 

Miller, 

Newbound, 

Corpus. 

Rouse, 

♦Hilton, 

Trin. 

Bacon, 

Barton, 

Jes. 

Wright, 

♦Beridge, 

Heaton, 

Pawson, 

Magd. 
Ma'dtl. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Chr. 
Corpus. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Clare. 
Corpus. 
Corpus. 
Clare. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Jes. 
Jes. 
Trin. 
Pet. 


1  Public  Orator,  1768— l^TO.    Master  of  Jesus, 

1780 1789       Bifihop    of    Gloucester.    1789 — 1802. 

Bishop  of  Bath  and  Wells,  1802-1824. 

2  Master  of  Magdalene,  1797-1813. 


3  Professor  of  Chemistry,  1764—1773.  Reyius 
Professor  of  Divinity,  1771—1816.  Bishop  of  li.iii- 
daff,  1782—1816. 

4  Formerly  Fellow  of  Sidney. 


f 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES.  231 

761  —Moderators  |Thomas  Derisley,  M.A.  Queens'. 
761.    MODERATORS  \rj.^^^^^  Vinceiit  Gould.  M.A.  Clare. 


Wranglers. 

Ds  •Wilson,  Pet. 

Lowten,  Joh. 

•Zouch,  Trin. 

•Dewsnop,  Mapd. 

•Fenn,  Caius. 

•Post,  (A)  Q«. 

•Loggon,  Joh, 

Howlett,  Pet. 

•Stevens,  Trin. 
i»Maddison,  (b)    Pet. 

Phillips,  (^u. 

Oddie,  Joh. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  Constable,  Joh. 

•White,  Mapd. 

Lonsdale,  I'rin, 

Edmonds,  Joh. 

King,  Joh. 

White,  Emm. 

Hall,  Jes. 

Partridge,  Clare. 

Preston,  Emm. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds   Moss,  Emm 

Waterhouse,  Trin. 

Hyde,  Chr. 

Wetherherd,  Jes. 

Leeke,  Pet. 

Coe,  Trin. 

Wilson,  Pemb. 

Bearcroft,  Pet. 

Thompson,  Corpus 

Collings,  Clare 

Kay,  Sid. 

•Houldston,  Joh. 

Cooke,  Trin. 


,  ,^^      , ,  ( William  Lobb,  M.A .  Pet. 

1762.-MODERATORS  JEdvvard  Blakewav,  1 


Wranglers. 

Ds^Haighton,  Chr. 

2*Pemberton,  (a)  Pemb. 

•Morphett,  Trin. 

•Whitfield,  (B)  Pemb. 

a*Collier,  Trin. 

Koutli,  Caiug. 

•Turner,  Emm. 

•Wilson,  Trin. 

•Holmes,  Mapd. 

Grimwood,  Joh. 

Thomlinson,  Chr. 

Dinsdale,  Trin. 

•Gurdon,  Clare. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  Adkin,  Caius. 

•Wilgress,  Pemb. 

Smyth,  Clare. 

♦•Gordon,  Trin. 

Wright,  Pemb. 

Roberts,  Joh. 

•Baker,  Pemb. 

•Wyatt,  Pemb. 

Hurt,  Jes. 

Bedford,  Joh. 

•Gardnar,  Cafh. 

Potts,  Joh. 


Blakeway,  M.A.  Magd. 

Junior  Optimes. 
Ds*Marsh,  Trin. 


Townsend,  Clare. 

Williams,  Pemb. 

Cannell,  Pemb. 

•Rooke,  Pet. 

Wilkinson,  Chr. 

Holden,  Emm. 

Clarke,  Corpus 

Foster,  Joh. 

Cleaton,  Chr. 

Allen,  Chr. 

Newton,  Pemb. 


John  Jebb,  M.A.  Pet. 


-TO      Tv/r^  „„.   ^      f. John  Jebb,  M.A. /'^^ 
1763.-MODERATORS  {^^^y^^,^  ^atson,  M.A.  Trin. 


Wrangl 

3rs. 

Senior  Optimes. 

•Paley, 

Chr. 

Ds*»Byam,  (b) 

Sid. 

•Frere, 

Caius. 

Jary, 

Caius. 

•Hutton, 

Joh. 

i  •Birch, 

(^u. 

•Hall, 

Joh. 

*Chainberlayne 

Clare. 

•Squire, 

Caius. 

Gribble, 

Emm. 

Atkinson, 

Pet. 

•Dixon, 

Mapd. 

Gilbank, 

Joh. 

•David, 

Trin. 

•Williamson, 

a)  Trin. 

Kennett, 

Corpus. 

•Hawkins, 

Pet. 

*Simpson, 
Ball, 

Corpus. 

•Favell, 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Baker, 

Pet. 

Topping, 
SHifl. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  •Shepherd,  Joh. 


Warren, 
•Ferris, 
•Daker, 
•Cant, 

Wanley, 
•Smear, 
♦Ironside, 
♦Pritchett, 
•Wilcox, 

Coulton, 

Smith, 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Maqd. 

Qu. 

Chr. 

Caius 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Trin. 


\  Formerly  Fellow  of  Sidney. 

2  fommUsary  of  the  UniverHity.  1789—1790. 

3  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew,  1771—1790. 


4  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Peter'*. 

5  Afterwards  Lord  Berwick. 


232  MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 

Junior  Optimes. 


Wranglers. 

Senior  Optimes.       \ 

Ds  *Heslop, 
FrancKlin, 

Corput. 

Ds  *Moore, 

Trin. 

Emm. 

*Cowper, 

Clare. 

Proctor, 

Joh. 

Horseman, 

Joh. 

Watkins, 

Chr. 

*Martin, 

Joh. 

*Adair, 

Pet. 

*Becher, 

Joh. 

*Nasmith, 

Corpus. 

Unwin,  (b) 

Chr. 

*Hodson, 

Trin. 

2*Borlase, 

Pet. 

*White, 

Trin. 

*Wynter, 

Sid. 

Turnough, 

Cath. 

*Eaton, 

Pet. 

»  *Lambert,  (A) 

Trin. 

*Richmond, 

Trin. 

*Tyson, 

Corpus. 

♦Hodgson, 

Magd. 

Ackland, 

Joh. 

Swale, 

Joh. 

Mapletoft, 

Chr. 

Tyrell, 

Emm. 

Ds  *Love, 
Carter, 
Bar  well, 
Avarne, 
Smyth, 
Clarke, 
Willets, 
Harrison, 
Clarke, 
Barker, 


Caius. 
Caius. 
Trin. 

Clare. 

Emm. 

Cath. 

Pet. 

Pemb. 

Pet. 


.765._Mo„™..o«.i^it^  SJ^rkY^S""- 


Wranglers. 

Ds  *White, 

Caius. 

Ives, 

Caius. 

*Hull, 

Joh. 

*Wilbraham, 

Trin. 

Ward, 

Joh. 

♦  Preston, 

Qu. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Opt 

imes. 

Ds»*Pickering,        Pemb. 

Ds  *Deighton, 

Magd 

Sparrow,            Pemb. 

♦Ellis, 

Jones,                Trin. 

♦Thurston, 

*Shipperdson  ,(b)  Trin. 

♦Brett, 

Qu'. 

Travis,  (a)         Joh. 

♦Dawson, 

Jet. 

<*Davies,               Trin. 

Peirson, 

Jet. 

Smith, 

Chr. 

Harris, 

Emm. 

♦Fox, 

Trin. 

Forster, 

Joh. 

Baldwin, 

Pet. 

1  Tan      ivT««„« .  r^^^c  S  James  Cory,  M. A .  Caius, 


Wranglers. 

Ds^Arnald, 
5*Law,  (A) 
^♦Graham, 
♦Sheepshanks 
Brand, 
Cotton, 
Mace, 
♦Clowes, 
♦Creyk 
♦Wilson, 
♦Norris, 
7*Arden, 


Joh. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Jes. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Ds    Smith, 
Gardiner, 
Milner,  (b) 
♦Hunter, 
Harrison, 
Fulham, 
♦Harris, 
♦Kirshaw, 
♦Nevile, 
♦Bond, 
Craster, 
»♦  Chafy, 


Chr. 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Joh. 


Sid. 
Junior  Optimes. 


Ds  AUott, 

Trin. 

Burnaby, 

Joh. 

9  ♦Taylor, 

Chr. 

Chappelow, 

Trin. 

Brisco, 

Trin. 

•Prescott, 

Cath. 

Marsh, 

Joh. 

Fountain, 

Joh. 

♦Lally, 

Pet. 

lo^Torkington, 

Clare. 

♦Meen, 

Emm. 

Deason, 

Joh. 

1  Regius  Professor  of  Greek,  1771—1780. 

2  Professor  of  Casuistry,  1788—1809.    Begistrary 
of  the  University,  1778—1809. 

3  Formerly  Fellow  of  Sidney. 

4  Librarian  of  the  University,  1783—1817. 

5  Bishop    of   Clonfert,    1782—1787.     Bishop  of 
Killala,  1787—1795.    Bishop  of  Elphin,  1795—1810. 


6  Sir  E.  Graham.    University  Counsel,  1787— 
1825. 

7  Lord  Alvanley,  formerly  Lord  Chief  Justice 
of  the  Common  Pleas. 

8  Formerly  Fellow  of  Sidney.     Esquire  Bedell. 
1767-1772. 

9  Formerly  Fellow  of  Queens'. 
10  Master  of  Clare,  1781—1815. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES.  233 


Wranglers. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Opt 

imes. 

Ds>*Turner, 

Pemb. 

Ds  Disturnel, 

Pemb. 

Ds  Scafe, 

Trin. 

•Dutens, 

Qu. 

Wise, 

Joh. 

•Jenner, 

Jet. 

2»Pearce,  (B) 

Joh. 

•Barstow, 

Clare. 

Peake, 

Joh. 

Popham, 

Trin. 

•Waddington,) 

Clare. 

Dobson, 

Trin. 

•Carr, 

Joh. 

Goddard, 

Corpus. 

•Byron, 
Williams, 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Robinson, 

Pet. 

Chr. 

Wodehouse, 

Emm. 

Durand, 

Joh. 

Barnes, 

Joh. 

•Hughes, 

Trin. 

Glover, 

Joh. 

•Bowra, 

Pemb. 

■••Bennet 

Emm. 

Deane, 

Joh. 

•Raikes,  (a) 

Joh. 

Orme, 

Joh. 

Driffield, 

Trin. 

•Matty, 

Trin. 

Ward, 

Chr. 

•Yale, 

Joh. 

•Wilson, 

Chr. 

*Weston, 

Joh. 

Cooke, 

Cath. 

8  »  Pennington, 

Joh. 

6*Russell, 

Trin. 

•Swiney, 

Clare. 

•Hetly, 
Barker, 

Joh. 
Caiut. 

xnao      \itr.     „.™,^T.o  [John  Jebb,  M.A.  Pet. 
I768.-Moderators|tj^^^^^  Stevens,  M.A.  Trin. 


Wranglers. 

Senior 

Optimes. 

Junior 

Optimes. 

Ds  *Kipling, 

Joh. 

Ds*Gregory, 

Maqd. 

Ds  ♦Grove, 

Joh. 

*Fielding, 

Trin. 

♦Drake, 

Joh. 

♦Fitchatt, 

Joh. 

c*Hey,(A) 

Maqd. 

Taylor, 

Joh. 

♦Bedingfleld, 

Emm. 

Lloyd, 

Qu. 

Nevison, 

Clare. 

Sheldon, 

Cuius. 

*Dealtary, 

Jes. 

Hall, 

Cath. 

Swann, 

Sid. 

♦Baldwin, 

Pet. 

Farren, 

Trin. 

♦Butts, 

Corpus. 

♦North, 

Cuius. 

Ferrior, 

B) 

Qu. 

Rutter, 

Cath. 

♦Hudson, 

Qu. 

Youngso 

1, 

Joh. 

Reade, 

Trin. 

Elsley, 

Pet. 

Kipling, 

Emm. 

Turner, 

Joh. 

Salter, 

Chr. 

Potter, 

Joh. 

♦Wood, 

Joh. 

1  >^nn     nir^^^ r,  iJohn  Jebb,  M.A.  Pet. 

1769.-MODERATOKS    j^,^^  jj^^^'^       ^^^^  j^^^ 


Wranglers. 

Senior  Opt 

imes. 

Ds*Parkinson,  (2) 

Chr. 

Ds  Wall, 

Chr. 

♦Burslem, 

Joh. 

♦Grove, 

Joh. 

♦At wood,  (1) 

Trin. 

♦Rooke, 

Trin. 

•Robinson, 

Trin. 

Filewood, 

Joh. 

Cook, 

Joh. 

•Ward,  (A) 

Trin. 

Islip, 

Pemb. 

Ward, 

Pet. 

•Milner, 

Sid. 

•Boyce, 

Clare. 

Jones(Adair)(B)Pe«. 

Hepworth, 

Qu. 

7  •Fisher(Bel  ward )  Caitis. 

•Palmer, 

ToL 

Rust, 

Chr. 

Sayer, 

•Jodrell, 

Joh. 

•Frewen, 

Joh. 

♦Holt, 

Qu. 

•Jackson, 

Pemb. 

Spurgeon, 

Pemb. 

Junior  Optimes 
Ds*Newcome,  Qu. 

♦Minithorpe 

Simpson, 
♦Stephens, 

Atkinson, 

Sly, 

Hill, 

Williams, 
♦Colston, 

Case, 

Hunt, 

Mellison, 


Clurt. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Chr. 

Sid. 

Chr. 

Joh. 

Corpus 


1  Master  of  Pembroke,  1784—1828. 

2  Public  Orator,  1778—1788.     Master  of  Jesus, 
1789-1820. 

3  Professor    of  Chemistry,   1773—1794.     Regius 
Professor  of  Physic,  1793—1817. 

4  Bishop  of  Cork,  179U— 1794.    Bishop  of  Cloyne, 


1794-1820. 
6  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  John's. 

6  Formerly  Fellow  of  Sidney.     Esquire  Bedell, 

1772-1775. 

7  Master  of  Caius,  1795— 180:J. 


234  MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 

1770.-MODERATORS  i^^}"^')  ^^^^j^"!'  ^-A.  Tvin. 
(John  Law,  M.A.  Chr. 


Wranglers. 

Ds  *Hughes,  Joh. 

♦Smith,  (1)(b)  Joh. 

*Willan,  Trin. 

*  Prime,  (A)  Joh. 

Hill,  Cath. 

♦Oldershaw,  (2)  Emm. 

*Carlyon,  Pemb. 

Field,  Joh. 

*Deacon,  Caius. 

•♦Fisher,  Pet. 

"♦Fisher,  Chr. 

Wegg,  Cfir. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  ♦Woodroffe, 

Clare. 

Ds ♦Sydenham, 
Lloyd, . 
Rathbone, 

Caius 

*Bland, 

Caius. 

Cains. 

Clarkson, 

Pet. 

Pemh. 

»Dymoke, 

Joh. 

Hudson, 

Joh. 

Frank, 

Trin. 

♦Radford, 

Joh. 

♦Webster, 

Joh. 

♦Johnson, 

Clare. 

♦Ellis, 

Joh. 

♦Chapman, 

Jes. 

♦Belgrave, 
Beilby, 

Joh. 

Lambert, 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Hodgson, 

Qu. 

Maule, 

Chr. 

Wylde, 

Jes. 

♦Layard, 

Joh. 

Dove, 

Clare 

Quin, 

Pet. 

Robinson, 

Joh. 

l77l_MoDFRATORs/^^^^^^"^  Evans,  M.A.  Clare. 
1771.     MODERATORS  l^j^j.^^  Amald,  M.A.  Joh. 


Wranglers. 

Ds*Starkie,  (1) 

Joh. 

♦Kedington,  (2) 

Caius. 

^♦Law,  (A) 

Pet. 

♦Ellis, 

Trin. 

♦Brand, 

Chr. 

♦Jackson, 

Joh. 

^Lawrence, 

Joh. 

Bromley,  (b) 

Joh. 

*Hey, 

Maqil. 

♦Cotter, 

Trin. 

Bateman, 

Emm. 

♦Robinson, 

Clare. 

*Ward, 

Qu. 

Senior  0} 

otimes. 

Junior  Opt 

ime.s. 

Ds  »Trant, 

Chr. 

Ds  ♦Crofts, 

Caius 

<  ♦Kerrich, 

Magd. 

Drewe, 

Emm, 

Marsh, 

Sid. 

Pentycross, 

Pemb. 

♦Sandiford, 

Corpus. 

Budworth 

Chr. 

♦Wood, 

Joh. 

*Taylor, 

Magd. 

*Huntor, 

Trin. 

Neale, 

Joh. 

*Willis, 

Caius 

Wilcox 

Clare. 

Raye, 

Emm. 

*Wythe, 

Caius. 

s^Halls, 

Joh. 

*Rose, 

Trin. 

♦Bridges, 

Qu. 

♦Lipyeatt, 

Joh. 

Stewart, 

Chr. 

Green, 

Clare. 

Bryer, 

Joh. 

♦Dobson, 

Cath. 

1772.-MODERATORS  1^,1^.1',?  ^^^l^P'  ^1  ^  ^^'Jf    x  , 

(William  Slieepshjinks,  M.A.  Joh. 

Wranglers. 
Ds  c*Pretyman,)  ,,,  p^^,, 
(Tomlinc,)/<''^<""''- 


♦Stevenson, 
♦Lane,  (2) 
♦Bedford,  (A) 
*Huinfrey, 

Ward, 
♦Robinson, 
♦Jordan, 
♦Blakeway, 
♦Cockshutt, 
♦Jobson, 

Ord, 


Clare. 

Qu. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

.Joh. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Chr. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optimes. 

Ds    Farnham,          Joh. 

Ds  ♦Crawford,          Trin. 

Eyre,                  Joh. 

Pern,                  Pet. 

Brooke,              Caius. 

Topping,            Pet. 

♦Russell,              Qu. 

'♦Dawson,            Trin. 

♦Cooper,  (Fisher)  P««6. 

Dennison,          Caius. 

Woodburn,        Trin. 

Walker,             Clare. 

♦Cooper,               Qu. 

♦Gilbank,             Trin. 

♦Field,  (b)            Pemb. 

Dodwell,           Chr. 

1  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Jolin's.  Bishop  of 
Exeter,  1803—1807.  Bishop  of  Salisbury,  1807— 
1825. 

2  University  Commissary,  1790—1814. 

3  Lord  Kllenborougb,  formerly  Lord  Chief  Jus- 
tice of  the  King's  Bench. 


4  Principal  Librarian  of  the  University  1797— 
1828. 

a  Formerly  Fellow  of  Sidney. 

K  Bishop  of  Lincoln,  1787—1820.  Bishop  of 
Winchester,  1820—1827. 

7  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's. 


1773. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 

Moderators  f  ^.^,^  ^^^^^P'  ^•^'  f  «7?*- 
(  William  Pearce,  M.A.  Jon, 


235 


Wranglers. 
Ds  «Briindish  (A)  (1)  Cuius. 
♦Whitmore,  (2)  Joh. 
•Sandiford,  Sid. 

•Holmes,  Joh. 

Importer,  Trin. 

Ashinull,  Caius. 

•Walsby,  Corpus. 

Lloyd,  Chr. 

•Waddington,    Trin. 
*Easton,  Joh. 

•Buck,  Caius. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds    Lowndes,  Pet. 

Carr,  Joh. 

•Taylor,  Pemb. 

*Clarke,  Clare. 

•Morgan,  Chr. 

•Atlay,  Joh. 

Arden,  Trin. 

•Christian,  Pet. 

Hammerton,  Mayd. 

Wilson,  Caius. 

Wharton,  (b)  Pemb. 

Hutchins,  Pemb. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Ds 


Dundas, 

Trin 

Townley, 

Trin. 

Booty, 
Ward, 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Lord, 

Trin. 

•Healy, 
•Heath, 

Clare. 

Magd. 

Meeke. 

Chr. 

♦Andrewes, 

Trin. 

•Hopkinson, 

Clare 

•Dewsnop, 

Jes. 

Dixon, 

Trin. 

,774.-Mo.KK.xoK,  5  Thomas  KipMng.  M.A.^y„A^^^_ 


JVrangler.s, 

Ds2*Milner,  (1)  Qu. 

^•Mounsey,  Pet. 

•Waring,  (2)  Magd. 

EUeray,  Emm. 

•Metcalfe,  Chr. 

•Garnham,  Trin. 

*Seale,  (b)  Chr. 

•Baynes,  Sid. 

» Ellis,  Joh. 

Holden,  (Rose)  Clare. 

*Robinson,  Clare. 

Yonge,  Jes. 

Jackson,  Joh. 

*Sayer,  Caius. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  'Walford,  Caius. 

■•Fitz-Herbert  (a)  Joh. 

♦Raynes,  Jes. 

♦Atkins,  Magd. 

**Fawcett,  Joh. 

•Lawson,  Trin. 

Ripley,  Joh. 

Lyster,  Joh. 

*James,  Magd. 

•Pemberton ,  Pet. 

"Mountain,  Cuius. 

Wright,  Corpus. 

^Wallace,  Corpus. 

•Coppard,  Jes. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Stone,  Trin. 

•Wilson,  Joh. 

•Heaton,  Qu. 

Pett,  Joh. 

•Middleton,  Clare. 

Crofts,  Emm. 

Panchen,  Chr. 

Popham,  Pemb. 

Sheard,  (Molin.) Trin, 

Winkle  Joh. 

Price,  Trin. 

•Wood,  Cath. 

Davenant,  Trin. 


,,,.      .-  (  Richard  Hey,  M.A.  <S»rf. 

1775.-MODERATORS  J  ^j^^j^^  g  J^'j^^  ^^^^  ^^^^ 


Wranglers. 

Ds'Vincc,  (1)  Caius. 

"•Coulthurst,  (2)  Joh. 

9*Parke,  Chr. 

•Sheepshanks,  Joh. 

•Torre,  Trin. 

Beevor,  Qu. 

'^Bradford,  Corpus. 

•Hart,  Joh. 

•Heberden,  Joh. 

Hall,  (A)  Joh. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  ♦Hewitt,  (b)  Caius. 

Boucher,  Trin. 

Bolton,  Trin. 

Wilkinson,  Joh. 

*  Hewitt,  Corpus. 

•King,  Chr. 

Metcalfe,  Sid. 

Phillips,  Joh. 

•Slade,  Emm. 

*Druery,  Caiu^. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds   Hawkins,  Trin. 

Clayton,  Emm. 

Dodsworth,  Sid. 

Cosnahan,  Trin . 

Law,  Pet. 

Washington,  Trin. 

•Legh,  Trin. 

'J*Tighe,  Joh. 

♦Lagden,  Trin. 

Walker,  Trin. 

*Blan8hard,  Jes. 


1  Kegius  Professor  of  Hebrew,  1790—1795.  Bishop 
of  KiHala,  1795—1798.  Bishop  of  Clogher,  1798— 
1819. 

•2  Jacksonian  Professor,  1783—1792.  Lucasian 
Professor,  1798—1820.  President  of  Queens',  1788— 
1820. 

8  Formerly  Fellow  of  Jesus. 


4  Afterwards  Lord  St  Helen's. 

5  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity,  1795—1815. 
0  Bishop  of  Quebec.  179:1- 182(;. 

7  Plumian  Professor,  1796—1822, 

8  Formerly  Fellow  of  Sidney. 

9  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Peter's. 


236 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


l776.-MoDERATORsi^T^l  Starkie   M.A.  Joh 

t  Mark  Ant.  Stephenson,  M.A.  Clare. 
o  r\..A!  Junior  Optimes 


Wra7iglers, 

Ds«01dershaw,(l)  Emm. 

•Wakefield,  (B)  Jes. 

*Farhill,  Corpus. 

•Houson,  Joh. 

•Cookson,  Joh. 

•Wright,  (2)  Joh. 

•Boycatt,  Caiut. 

•Heslop,  Corpus. 

Wheatley,  Emm. 

•Freeman,  Clare. 

•Gretton,  Trin. 

•Plampin,  Jes. 


Senior  Optimes 
Ds  •Potts,  Chr. 

•Pyndar,  Qu. 

•Forster,  (A) 
•Fallowfieldj 
•Tennant, 

Wilson, 
•Jackson, 

Heekford, 

Golding, 
•Stovin, 
•Foley, 
•Cane, 


Joh. 

Clare. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Chr. 

Pet. 

Qu. 

Joh. 


Ds  •Gumming, 
Garrick, 
'•Croft, 
Lorimer, 
Hughes, 
Blucke, 
Bunting, 
Bosley, 
Crosse, 
Peyton, 
Cheales, 
Peete, 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Cuius. 


1 77  7. — Moderators 

Wranglers.  | 


Ds*Owen,  (1) 

•Cautley, 
•Baynes,  (2)  (a) 

Tylden, 
'  Sutton,  T. 
•Hicks, 
•Powys, 
•Hammond, 
•Mantell, 
•Portal, 
•Wade, 
•Pemberton, 

Clarke, 
•Peame, 
»  Sutton,  C. 

Empson, 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Emm. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Pet. 

Emm. 

Cath. 


Thomas  Ellis,  M.A.  Trm. 

J.  Jelliand  Brandish,  M.A.  Caius. 

Junior  Optimes. 

Trin. 
Pet. 
Cath. 
Trin. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  •Shepley,  Clare. 
•Templeman,        Trin. 

•Arnold,  Emm. 

Hughes,  (e)  Joh. 

•Kilvert,  Emm. 

•Green,  Sid. 

Butts,  Trin. 

Sayer,  (Poulter) Trin. 

Parke,  Joh. 

•Twigge,  Joh. 

•Harvey,  Caius. 

•Dixon,  Corpus. 

•Rustall,  Jes. 

Purshouse,  Pemb. 

Parkinson,  Emm, 

•Heaton,  Trin. 

•Ward,  Om. 


Ds  Dealtry, 
•Jefferson, 
•Greenside, 

Sykes, 

Preston, 

Turner, 

Taylor, 

Smith, 

Gordon, 
•Shelford, 
•Plumptre, 
•Taylor, 

Brown, 
•Greenwood, 

Moon, 

Russell, 

Wing, 

Blancks, 

Kitchingman, 

Jenks, 

Cooper, 

Ward, 

Lugar, 


Caius 
Joh. 
Chr. 
Corpus 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Clare. 

Corpus. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Jes. 


1778.-Mo„eK.x„»s{«-XX"yi.^-^;/- 

Wrangl 

ers. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optx 

mes. 

Ds<*Farish,  (1) 

Magd. 

Ds 'Popple,                Trin. 

Ds  Morris, 

Trin. 

*Taylor,  (2) 

Emm. 

•Veasey,               Pet. 

Gwilt, 

Caius. 

Wilson, 

Trin. 

•Postle,                 Caius. 

Ward, 

Trin. 

•Littlehales, 

Joh. 

Leapingwell,       Chr. 
•Heslop,               Sid. 

•Sparhauke, 

Joh. 

^•Atkinson, 

Trin. 

D'Oyly, 
Wallis, 

Corpus 

Haggitt, 

Trin. 

•Jowett,                Magd. 
•Constable,            Pet. 

Pet. 

•Bevfl, 

Pet. 

6  Nelson, 

Chr. 

•Six,  (B) 

Trin. 

Ward,  (Erring)    Chr. 

Jones, 

Pemb. 

Skeeles, 

Pemb. 

Wilson,               Emm. 

Blenkame, 

Emm. 

•Burroughes, 

Caius. 

•Porter,                Corpus 

•Preston, 

Chr. 

•Cox, 

Trin. 

Rocke,                Joh. 

•Sneyd, 

Joh. 

Palmer,              Joh. 

Gwatkin, 

Joh. 

Bartholomew,     Joh. 

Bankes,(A) 

Tr.H. 

Barnard,              Trin. 

Franklin, 

Emm. 

Wingfield,          Joh. 

1  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Peter' 

1      4  Professor  of 

Chemistry,  1794—1813.  Jacksouian 

2  Lord   Manners, 

formerly  Loi 

d  Chancellor  of 

Professor,  1813- 

-1837. 

Ireland. 

5  Formerly  F 

ellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 

3  Bishop  of  Norwich.  1792— 180£ 

.   Archbishop  of 

6  Second  Ear 

Nelson. 

Canterbury,  1805-1828. 

MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


237 


1770. — Moderators 


Wranglers, 


Ds  •Jones,  (1) 
i*Marsh,  (2) 
2*Christian,  (b) 
^•Lens,  (A) 
Carpendale, 
•Smith, 
•Hopkins, 
Brereton, 
•Cooper, 
^•Carlyle, 
Heath, 
Babington, 
•Praed, 
•Sutton, 
Loxham, 
Munnings, 
Morris, 


Trin. 

J  oh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Chr. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Sid. 
Trin. 


Ds 


I  John  Barlow  Seale,  M.A.  Chr. 
'George  Mounsey,  M.A.  Jes. 

Junior  Optimes. 


Senior  Optimes. 
Clapham, 
•Litchfield, 

Beloe, 
•Coffin, 

Holcombe, 

Torre, 
»Hale, 

Tucker, 

Kett, 

Moore, 
»Bigsby, 
*  Garwood, 

Treemenhere, 
»Thomas, 
•Plumptre, 

Anstey, 
•Haggitt. 

Ferraby, 


Chr. 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Sid. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Jes. 


Petnb. 

Chr. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Clare. 


Ds  Griffith, 

Hammond, 
•Garnett, 
•Foley, 

Dowsing, 
•Sharp, 
•Roberson, 
•Latter, 
•Elers, 
•Jordan, 

Bligh, 

Strong, 


Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Corpui 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Qu. 

Qu. 

Qu. 


1 780.— 

Mo— o.sjS--^,Vi„ce, 

M.A.  Sidney. 
kl.A.  Queens'. 

Wranglers. 

Senior  Opt 

mes. 

Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Priest,  (1) 

Pemb. 

Ds  Shield, 

Joh. 

Ds  •Atkinson, 

Jes. 

5*Frend,  (2) 

Chr. 

•Sturges, 

Pemb. 

Forster, 

Joh. 

^Rippon, 

Trin. 

Filewood, 

Jes. 

Alexander, 

Pemb. 

*Porter, 

Trin. 

Butcher, 

Joh. 

♦Brooke, 

Trin. 

*Cory, 

Emm. 

Harrison, 

Joh. 

•Hanley, 

Chr. 

Gisborne,  (a) 

Joh. 

Stacye, 

Chr. 

Masters, 

Corpus 

•Burne, 

Joh. 

Thompson, 

Qu. 

•Knipe, 
Bradford, 

Qu 

Morgan,  (b) 

Trin. 

•Grice, 

Magd. 

Clare. 

Paley, 

Chr. 

Bird, 

Joh. 

•Matthews, 

Magd 

•Shaw,  (Lefevre)  Trin. 

Waltham, 

Jes. 

Flanner, 

Magd. 

•Smith, 

Joh. 

Lowther, 

Trin. 

•Rideout, 

JeJ. 

Butt, 

Joh. 

Philips, 

Chr. 

Lane, 

Clare. 

•Frost, 

Caius. 

•Haggitt, 

Pemb. 

1781  — MoDFRATORs  JC^corge  Pretym; 
1  /8i.     MODLRATORS  JTi^^mas  Cautlcj 


Wranglers. 

Ds  *Ains]ie,  (2)  Pemb. 
7*Law,  (A))  Qu. 

*Ainslie,  j  Trin. 

•Catton,  (1)  Joh. 

•Renouard,  Trin. 

Cooper,  Corpus. 
•Pedley,  (B)\        .^, 

(Deverell)/  '^''^' 
^•Atkinson,  Cath. 

•Hubbersty,  Qu. 

Lovering,  Joh. 

*W  alter.  Corpus. 

•Costobadie,  Jes. 

•Baskett,  Trin. 

•Rendle,  Sid. 

Nesfield,  Caius. 

Moises,  Qu. 

1  lady  Margaret's  Professor  of  Divinity,  1807— 
1839.  Bishop  of  Llandaff,  1816—1819.  Bishop  of 
Peterborough,  1819—1839. 

2  Downing  Professor  of  the  Laws  of  England, 
1800—1823. 

3  Formerly  Fellow  of  Downing. 

4  Professor  of  Arabic,  1796-1804. 


Senior  Optimes. 


>s  *Saunders, 

Qu. 

Ds  Bramston, 

Hannington, 

Joh. 

*Forby, 

^•Douglas, 

Corpus. 

Anguish, 

•Barlow, 

Trin. 

Pinching, 

Chapman, 

Pemb. 

Hardy, 

*Wood, 

Magd. 
Trtn. 

Venn, 

Ellis, 

Clutton, 

Coffin, 

Clare. 

Stafford, 

Wiglesworth, 

Sid. 

Hawkins, 

lUingworth, 

Pemb. 

Addison, 

Buhner, 

Jes. 

♦Walmsley, 

Harrison, 

Caius. 

Eyre, 

Holgate, 

Browne, 

ui,  M.A.  Pemb. 
,  M.A.  Trin. 

Junior  Optimes. 


Trin. 

Caius. 

Caius. 

Jes. 

Sid. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Trtn. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


5  Formerly  Fellow  of  Jesus. 

6  Master  of  Emmanuel,  1797—1835.    Professor 
of  Casuistry,  1809—1813. 

7  Bishop  of  Chester,  1812—1824.   Bishop  of  Bath 
and  "Wells.  1824—1845. 

8  Formerly  Fellow  of  Christ's. 

9  Master  of  Corpus,  1795—1832. 


238 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1 782. — MODKKATORS 


Richard  Littlehales,  M.A.  Joh. 
George  Mounscy,  M.A.  Jes. 


Wranglers. 

Senior  Opt 

imes. 

Dsi*Wood,(l) 

Joh. 

Ds  *Bayley, 

Jes. 

•^•Hailstone,  (2) 

Trin. 

Barnard 

Trin. 

Gregor, 

Joh. 

4*Porson,  (A) 

Trin. 

•Collinson, 

Joh. 

Tylden, 
Myddleton, 

Jes. 

•Owen, 

Trin. 

Sid. 

•Antrobus, 

Joh. 

5*Pearson, 

Sid. 

'•Sparke,  (b) 

Pemb. 

•Webster, 

Magd. 

•Parke, 

Pemb. 

•Wingfield, 

Trin. 

Forrest, 

Qu. 

•Holme,  J. 

Pet. 

•Babington, 

Joh. 

*Lance, 

Corpus 

*Salmon, 

Joh. 

•Romney, 

Joh. 

Pyemont, 

Trin. 

•Wood, 

Cath. 

•Hewitt, 

Qu. 

•Warburton, 

Jes. 

•Wrighte, 

QU. 

•Coates, 

Cath. 

*Cook, 

Qu. 

•Townson, 

Trin. 

•Raine, 

Trin. 

*Luxmoore, 

Joh. 

♦Hardy, 

Emm. 

Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Tyler,  Mayd. 

Girdlestone,  Cams. 

•Mansfield,  Clare. 

Fletcher,  Magd. 

Boldero,  Trin. 

!         Torre,  Trin. 

Gray,  Trin. 

Jones,  Corpus. 

Lamb,  Trin. 

Benson,  Jes. 

Kilwick,  Corpus. 

Pemberton,  Corpus, 


i783.-MooKK.xoHS  \  ^lfl*l"Ssf.-^;nT 


William  Parish,  M.A.  Magd. 


Wranglers. 
Ds6«Wollaston,  (l)Sjd 


•Buck, 
7*  Procter,  (2) 
•Heslop,  (A) 
•Wade,  (Gery) 

Whikeley 
•Knight, 

Ryecroft, 
•Norcross, 
♦Newton,  T. 
•Hunt, 
•Newcome, 
•Hunter, 

Massey, 


Maqd. 

Cath. 

Sid. 

Emm. 

Magd. 

Magd. 

Sid. 

Pemb. 

Jes. 

Qu. 

Qu. 

Chr. 

Joh. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Ds'Stockdale, 
Geldart, 

•Murfitt, 

•Pratt, 
Smalpage, 

•De  Hague, 

•Leadley, 
Rogers, 

•Bere, 


Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Magd. 

Magd. 

Sid. 


•Newton,  B.  (b)  Jes. 


Carr, 
Cooper, 
Leigh, 

^Whitehurst, 
Podmore, 
Moises, 


Jes. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Clarkson, 

Joh. 

•Clapham, 

Clare. 

Hepworth, 

Joh. 

Carter, 

Trin 

Loxham, 

Jes. 

Sf' 

Trin 

Trin 

•Dodd 

Trin. 

1  Master  of  St  John's,  1815—1839. 

2  Wood  ward  Ian  Professor  of  Geology,  1 788 — 1818 

3  Bishop  of  Chester,  1810—1812.    Bishop  of  Ely, 
1812-1836. 

4  Regius  Professor  of  Greek,  1792—1808. 


5  Master  of  Sidney,  1808-1811.     Christian  Ad- 
vocate, 1810—1811. 

6  Jacksonian  Professor,  1792-1813.    Master  of 
Sidney,  1807. 

7  Master  of  St  Catharine's,  1799—1845. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


239 


1784.-MODERATORS  \  ^^'''  ^m.  Coulthurst,  M.A.  -S, 
f  Thomas  Cautley,  M.A.  Trtn. 


Wranglers 
^Ds'Ingram,  (1) 
■      •Holden,  (2) 
m       •Wilson, 
Pearson,. 
Gapp, 
•Bowman, 
Cautley, 
•Boon, 
'  ♦Browne, 
•Lane, 
•King, 
Baskett, 
•Ruddock, 
•Gordon,  (b) 

Youll, 
•Gamble, 


Sid. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Chr. 

Chr. 

Trin 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Ds  Ramshaw, 

^•Greene, 

•Piatt, 
Clark, 

♦Gumming, 

•Gregor, 
Moor, 

•Hewitt, 
Tylden, 
Johnson, 

♦Shaw, 

•Gilly, 

•Reed, 
Pywell, 
Orraerod, 
Tunstall,  (a) 
Griggs, 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Corpus. 

Jes. 

Magd. 

Qu. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Chr. 

Chr. 

Corpus. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Ds  Oldham*, 

Joh. 

Beevor, 

Chr. 

Oldacres, 

Emm. 

Harding, 

Cath. 

•Farquharson, 

Pet. 

Cooper, 
Cooke, 

Magd. 
Caius. 

•Heyman, 
Radclifle, 

Emm. 

Chr. 

Berkeley, 

Clare. 

1785.— 

-Mode  R  A 

„_„_  5  Isaac  Milner,  M.A.  Queens'. 
"^"^^    Hen.  Wm.  Coulthurst,  M.A.  Si 

d. 

Wrangl 

ers. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optt 

mes. 

Ds2*Lax,  (1) 

Trin. 

Ds  •Wharton,            Pemb. 

Ds  Chilton, 

Sid. 

•Dudley,  (2) 

Clare. 

•Jenyns,               Caius. 

Edmonstone, 

Trin. 

•Watson, 

Sid. 

•Ellis,                   Caius. 

Cardale, 

Joh. 

•Creswell, 

Clare. 

•Tyson,                 Emm. 
•Plumptre,           Qu. 

Walker, 

Joh. 

•Riley, 

Joh. 

Robertson, 

Joh. 

•Stanger, 

Joh. 

Parker,                Trin. 

Sams, 

Caius. 

•Bourdieu, 

Clare. 

•Rolfe,                  Caius. 

Proby, 

Joh. 

Buston, 

Trin. 

•Girdlestone,        Caius. 

Barnard, 

Caius. 

•Warren, 

Jes. 

•Ward,                 Trin. 

Barlow, 

Chr. 

3  •Lloyd.  (A) 

Trin. 

Jeffreys,               Trin. 

•Minter, 

Pet. 

•Elhs, 

Qu. 

•Whitehead,  (B)  Jrs. 

Winbolt, 

Trin. 

Cripps, 
Ogden, 

Trin. 

•Newling,             Joh. 

Tucker, 

Trin. 

Trin. 

•Bay  ley,               Joh. 

Palmer, 

Joh. 

•Dickinson,          Clare. 

Downes, 

Joh. 

•Ramsden,            Chr. 

Swann, 

Joh. 

•Chevallier,          Caius. 

Francis, 

Jes. 

•Torkington,        Clare. 

Burrell, 
<*Hanmer, 

Sid. 
Caius. 

1786.— Mode 

Wranglers. 

Ds«Bell,(l)  Trin. 

§*Otter,  Jes. 

*Hutchinson,  (2)  Trin. 
*Lambe,  Joh. 

Porter,  Chr. 

Hamond,  Joh. 

♦Ingram,  Sid. 

*  *Browne,  Chr. 

Carus,  (Wilson)  Trin. 
•Ward,  Qu. 

Readshaw,  Trin. 

•Goodwin,  Cath. 

••Bowman,  Trin. 

•Ainslie,  Pemb. 


S  Thomas  Jones, 

RATORS  }  ^j^^.^^  p^^.^^ 


Senior  Optimes 

Ds  ♦Ramsden,  (a)     Trin 

Baxter, 

Leycester,  (b) 

Stocker, 
•Edwards, 

Molden, 

Atkinson, 
♦Papillion, 

Yardley, 

Burroughes, 
•Hardyman, 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Qu. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Emm. 


M.A.  Trin. 
,  M.A.  Magd. 

Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Mewburn, 

Spooner, 

]^ron, 

Howman, 

Gregory, 

Coulthurst, 
•Mann, 
♦Smythies, 

Wilson,  Emm. 

Atkinson,  Clare. 

Cage,  Emm. 


Chr. 

Caius. 

Magd. 

Qu. 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Caius. 


thematicis  eztitisM  concedatur,  secundum  huno 
ordinem  dlsponuntur,  hac  sola  de  Causa,  quia  D« 
Otter  in  dialccticis  magis  est  vorsatus,  et  Ds  Hutch- 
inson in  Scholis  Sophistarum  melius  disputavit. 

5  MasterofChrist's,  1808— 1814. 

tf  formerly  Fellow  of  St  John's. 


240 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1 7S7      MnnvRATORs  J  Thomas  Jones,  M.A.  Trin. 

1787.— MODERATORS     j^^^^  ^^.    ^^^^  j^^^ 


Wranglers. 
Ds  •Littledale,  (1)    J  oh 
•Frampton,  (2) 
♦Naylor, 
•Lushington, 
*Stace, 
Hartley, 
•Castley, 
»*Smyth, 
•Carlyon, 
•Harris, 
•Chevallier,  (b) 
•Ingle, 
Hornby, 


Joh. 

Qu. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Chr. 

Jes. 

Pet. 

Pemb. 

Sid. 

Pemb. 

Pet. 

Chr. 


Senior  Optimes. 


J  •Docker, 
•Edwards, 

Jarratt, 
•Debary, 
•Wigley, 
•Davies, 

Franks, 
•Todd, 

Vipont, 

Impey, 
•King, 
•Raine,  (a) 

Hudson. 


Joh. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Chr. 

Magd. 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 


Tnn. 
Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Ds  Fenwick, 
2*KiIvington, 
Newman, 
♦Lloyd, 
Mackenzie, 
Clarke, 
Newman,  T. 


Trin. 

Jet. 

Jes. 

Magd. 

Joh. 


Corpus. 


.788. — Moderators 


J  James  Wood,  M.A.  Joh. 

i  F.  J.  H.  Wollaston,  M.A.  Trin,  H. 


Wranglers 

Ds^'Brinkley,  (1) 
•**Outram,  (2) 

*Winthrop, 
^'Vickers, 

^Gunning, 

•  Hargreaves, 
•Cheston, 
•Stain  ton, 
•Malthus, 
•Morris, 
•Tillard, 

Clay, 
•Brooke, 
•Sykes, 
•Parish, 
•Hinchcliffe 

♦  Parke, 
Wilby, 


Caius. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Qu. 

Chr. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Magd. 

Jes. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

a)  Trin. 
Pemb. 
Joh. 


Senior  Optimes. 

•Heberden,  (b) 

Donaldson, 
'Owen, 

Donne, 

Hardy, 
•Raweg, 

Mellish, 

Palmer, 
'Main  waring, 
•Gresham, 

Roberts, 

Paroissien, 
•Church, 

Rycroft, 

Calvert, 


Joh. 

Jes. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Caius. 

Sid. 

Sid. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Brooke, 

Pemb. 

Armstrong, 

Joh. 

Plummer, 

Sid. 

Jones, 

Magd. 

Rolfe, 

Caius. 

Clarke, 

Magd. 

•Ella, 

Pet. 

•Wastell, 

Clare. 

Turner, 

Jes. 

Wilson, 

Sid. 

Tinklar, 

Jes. 

1  TQo      TVT^^^T. .  ^«    ( John  Hailstone,  M.A.  Trin. 
1789.-MODERATORS  {  j,  j  jj  ^^Haston,  M.A.  Trin.  H. 

Wranglers.  Senior  Optimes.        \       Junior  Optimes. 


Ds  •Millers,  (1) 
Bewsher,(2) 
•Thornton, 
•Thorp, 
Flemmg, 
•Hole. 
Creevey, 
•Evans,  (b) 
•  Bradshaw, 
•Huish, 
•Smith,  R. 
•Davies, 
•Haggitt, 
•Chapman, 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Corpus. 


Panting  (Gardner)  Joh. 
Heathcote,         Trin. 


Ds^Heigham, 

Bull, 

Templeman, 
•Robinson, 
•Sutliffe, 

Head, 
•Smith, 
*Marriott, 

Taylor, 
•Heys,  (A) 

Curteis, 
•Stockdale, 

Ainslie, 

Tatlock, 
•Bourne, 
*Capper, 

Homer, 

Dunkin, 
•Barton, 


1  Regius  Professor  of  Modern  History,  1807- 


2  Formerly  Fellow  of  Sidney. 

3  Bishop  of  Cloyne,  1826—1835. 


Caius. 

Ds  Smith, 

Magd. 

Chr. 

Aislabie, 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Barwiek, 

Corpus 

Trin. 

•Willins, 

Caius. 

Corpus. 

•Lawson, 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Lee, 

Joh. 

Emm. 

•Pemberton, 

Pet. 

Caius. 

Srenth,W. 

Emm. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Smith, 

Sid. 

t.. 

Hughes, 

Trin. 

Wade, 

Jes. 

Trin. 

Alder, 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Chr. 

Tr.H. 

Pet. 

4  Public  Orat< 

)r.  1798—1809. 

5  Formerly  F 

ellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 

6  Esquire  Bed 

ell,  1789—1854. 

I 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


241 


1790.-MODERATORS  \  ™^\™  L^^'  ^.A. 

i  K.  Acklom  Inj^ram, 

Wranglers 


Ds*Bridge,(l) 
•Raincoek, 
Wraiigham, 
..«  <2)  (A) 
'•Otter, 
•Borton, 

Montagu, 
•Cobbold, 

Sayer, 

Armitage, 

Langstafl", 
*Hendry, 

Cattlow, 
•Walker, 
•Sheild, 

Fletcher, 

Hubbersty, 


Pet. 
Pemb. 

Tr.H. 

Jes. 
■  Cuius. 
Chr. 
Cuius. 
Trin. 
Tnn. 
Trin. 
Corpus. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Jon. 
Pemb. 
Qu. 


Ds 


Senior  Optimes. 
Turner, 
•Mathew. 


Wilson, 

Smith, 

Procter, 

Davy, 

Dodgson, 
'Crowder, 
•Tweddell,  (b) 

Northmore, 

Vaughan, 

Spenlove, 

Brome, 
•Blackburn, 

Thomson, 

Stephenson, 
►Luke, 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Corpus. 

Pemb. 

.Joh. 

Maqd. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Jes. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

Sid. 


Ds 


Tnn. 

M.A.  Queens\ 
Junior  Optimes. 
Forster, 
•Twentyman, 
Boggis, 
»Clarke, 
*Crowe, 
Crane, 
Horseman, 
Middleton, 
Doughty, 
Lloyd, 
Clough, 
Naylor, 
Goe, 
Dixon, 


Pet 

Clare. 

Chr. 

Jes. 

Cuius. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Jes. 

Cuius. 

Emm. 

Ma<fd. 

Jolt. 

Cath. 

Joh. 


1791. 

M^T.  «/  «      (  William  Lax,  M.A.  Trin. 
-Moderators  {  ^^^^^^^  ^^^^^^^  ^^^^  j^^^ 

Wranglers. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optimes. 

Ds* Peacock,  (1) 

Trin. 

Ds  Wasney, 

Trin. 

Ds   Butcher, 

Joh. 

*Gooch,  (2) 

Cuius. 

*Walker, 

Joh. 

Settle, 

Trin. 

•Cross, 

Pemb. 

Adams, 

Chr. 

Downe, 

Corpus 

•Dunn, 

Emm. 

•Thompson, 

Clare. 

Rogers, 

Maqd. 

•Gibbons, 

Clare. 

•Allwood, 

Maqd. 

Barker, 

Pemh. 

1 saacson. 

Joh. 

•Gould, 

Joh. 

Littlehales, 

Trin. 

•Hayes, 

•Smith, 

Trin. 

Babington, 

Joh. 

JHaufjrh, 

Joh. 

Cuius. 

Terrot, 

Joh. 

Miller, 

Jes. 

•Whitfeld, 

Joh. 

Winthrop, 

Joh. 

Fisher, 

Chr. 

•Lucas, 

Cuius. 

♦Currey, 

Corpus. 

Churton, 

Maud 

•Haggitt, 

Sid. 

Trollope,  (b) 

Pemb. 

Pelham, 

Clarf. 

Fearon, 

Trin. 

•Miller,  (A) 

Trin. 

•Westerman, 

Mood. 

Bayford, 

Pemb. 

Oakes, 

Trin. 

Ward,  H. 

Qu. 

^   'Blackall, 

Emm. 

Coulton, 

Sid. 

Matthews, 

Corpus 

•Stevens, 

Joh. 

•Foster, 

Joh. 

Wright, 

Corpus 

•Greenwood, 

Trin. 

•Stopford, 

Pet. 

Young, 

Emm. 

•Lyell, 

Pet. 

Sherard, 

Pet. 

•Noddins, 

Mugd. 

Young, 

Qu. 

1702~MonFRATORsH®^^P^  Watson,  M.A.  Sid. 
17J^.— MODERATORS  J  ^j^^j.^^^  Framptoii,  U.K.  Joh. 


Wranglers. 

s<*Palmer,{l) 

Joh. 

•Tavel,(2) 

Tr'in. 

Wilson, 

Trin. 

•Jack, 

Joh. 

•Comings, 

Trin. 

^•Chapman, 

Cuius. 

«•  Allen, 

Trin. 

7Maltby,  (a) 

Pemb. 

Morris, 

Joh. 

•Rudd, 

Trin. 

•Allsopp, 

Kmm. 

•Winthorp, 

Joh. 

•Cooper,  (b) 

Joh. 

Cary, 

Chr. 

Woodcock, 

Sid. 

Vialls. 

Trin. 

•Bromby, 

Sid. 

Legrew, 

Joh. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Opt 

imes. 

Ds»Warter, 

Magd. 

Ds  Bones( Goodwin )Cftr. 

Fawcett, 

Maad. 

Bennet, 

Trin. 

Courtney, 

Trin. 

White. 

Juh. 

«Middleton, 

Pemb. 

Lockey, 

Pet. 

Pennington, 

Cuth. 

Cropley, 

Clure. 

Nicholson, 

Qu. 

Bahierston, 

Cath. 

Gisborne, 

Joh. 

Smith, 

Chr. 

•Cubit, 

Cuius. 

•Maude, 

Joh. 

•White, 

Clure. 

•Plumptre, 
Chambre, 

aare. 

Cuthbert, 

Jes. 

Pet. 

Goode, 

Corpus. 

Mason, 

Trin. 

Turner, 

Chr. 

Stanley, 

Pet. 

Thompson, 

Trin. 

Chevalier, 

Pemb. 

Carlyon, 

Pemb. 

•Howes, 

aare. 

1  Bishop  of  Chichester,  189«— 1840.  I       6  BUhop  of  Bristol,  1834— 1836,     Bishop  of  Ely, 

2  ProfessorofMineraIo?y,  1808— 1822.  Librarian      1836—1845. 

of  tlie  Universitv.  1817-1822.  7  Bishop  of  Chichester,  1831—1836.     Bishop  of 

:!   Formerly  Fellow  of  Clare.  Durham,  1836— 1856. 

4  Professor  of  Arabic,  1804— 1819.  8  Bishop  of  Calcutta,  1814— 1823, 

6  Master  of  Caius,  1839— 18.52,  I 

11 


242 


xMATHEMATlCAL  TRIPOSES. 

1793.-MoDERATOR8  5ir"^'^"^  ^^"«^^'  ^  A   Magd, 
t  Thomas  Browne,  M.A.  Chr. 


Wranglers. 


Ds  '•Harrison,  (1) 
♦Strickland,  (2) 
2*  Howes, 

Fen  wick, 

Peers, 
•Hasted, 
•Blake, 
•Foster, 
•Manning, 
•Sykes, 
•Dickes, 
•Taylor,  (b) 
•Heberden,  (a) 

Wollaslon, 
•Isherwood, 
•Maul. 

Fox, 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Caius. 

Sid. 

Jes. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Sid. 


Chr. 
Cath. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Ds  Wilkinson, 

Trin. 

Ds  Chaplin, 
*Holine, 

•Grigby, 

Caius. 

Scott, 

Pemb. 

*Tucker, 

•Richardson, 

Corpus. 

*Perigal, 
Phillips, 

Hunt, 

Trin. 

•Atkinson, 

Caius. 

Congreve, 

•Evans, 

Trin. 

Mountain, 

Fancourt, 

Qu. 

Snape, 

Falcon, 

Sid. 

Eaton, 

Rhodes, 

Joh. 

Middleton, 

•Coates, 

Joh. 

Langford, 

Belcher, 

Joh. 

Mason, 

Wilkinson, 

Joh. 

Wood, 

Cubitt, 

Cuius. 

•Francklin, 

A.  Chr. 
Junior  Optimes. 


Trin. 

Emm. 

Sid. 

PH. 

Magd. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Mapd. 

Cath. 

Cath. 

Pet. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Clare. 


1794.- 

,-              _      i  William  Millers,  M.A.  Joh. 
■Moderators  ^B^„i^^  Bridge,  M.A.  Pet. 

Wranglers. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optimes. 

)s  "Butler,  (1) 

Sid. 

Ds^Dalby,                Qu. 

Ds  Gleede, 

Trin. 

3  •Copley,  (2) 

Trin. 

Sanders,              Qu. 

Montagu, 

Trin. 

Saul, 

Joh. 

•Clarkson,            Jes. 

•Hucks, 

Cath. 

•Wilkinson, 

Corpus. 

Leake,                Joh. 

•Ogle, 

Chr. 

Tuthill, 

Caius. 

•Jones,                  Joh. 

Kidd, 

Trin. 

*  •Bourdillon, 

Qu. 

•Tate,                    Sid. 

Warren, 

Trin. 

Browne, 

Sid. 

Fisher,                 Chr. 

Hornby, 

Trin. 

•Tate, 

Trin. 

Atkinson,           Joh. 

Vaughan, 

Pet. 

^•Pemberton, 

Emm. 

Stoddart,             Chr. 

Foxlow, 

Joh. 

Jeudwine, 

Joh. 

Cole,                    Clare. 

Carlos, 

Caius 

Kenrick, 

Trin. 

Farmer,              Emm. 

♦Young, 

Trin. 

Cragg,                 Joh. 

♦Doncaster,  (a) 

Chr. 

♦Tilney,                Caius. 

Taddy, (b) 

Joh. 

Howard,              Corpus. 

WadswortJi, 

Cath. 

•Manley,               Pet. 

Matthews, 

Cath. 

Thackeray,          Pemb. 

•Smith, 

Pet. 

William  Cross,  M.A.  Pemb. 


,_„,      ,;r  (William  uross,  JVi.iv.  remo. 

l795.-MoDERATORs{j)^^.^j  Mitford  Peacock,  M.A.  Trin. 


Wranglers. 
Ds  s«Woodhouse(l)  Caius, 
Caius. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Caius. 
Caius. 
Chr. 
Jes. 
Jes. 
Caius. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Pet. 
Joh. 
Caius. 
Jes. 


•Atthill,  (2) 

•Holland,  (b) 

•Parker, 

•Beckett, 

•Day, 

*Simpson, 
Carveth, 
Armstrong, 

•Caldwell,  (a) 

•Gimingham, 
'•Cockburn, 
Beresford, 

•Hodgson, 

•Blakeney, 

•Castell, 

•Brooke, 


Senior  Optimes. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Ds  •Griffith, 

Hill, 
•Bull, 

Baker, 
•Trollope, 
•Bellman, 

Constable, 
•Cottrell, 

Hutchings, 

BuUen, 
•Lushington, 

Vernon, 
•Eraser, 

Dashwood, 

Image, 

Flavell, 


Emm. 

Corpus. 

Pet. 

Pemb. 

Clare. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Pet. 

Chr. 

Caius. 

Corpus. 

Chr. 


Ds  •  Venables, 
Cantrell, 
Hitchens, 
Campbell, 
•Sanders, 
Black, 
Goodwin, 
Slater, 
Arabin, 


Clare. 

& 

Tr.  H. 

Clare. 
Jes. 
Trin. 
Joh. 

Corpus. 


1  University  Commissary,  1814— 18'24. 

2  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's,  and  Fellow 
of  Trinity  Hall. 

8  Lord  Lyndhurst,  M.P.  for  the  University,  1826. 
High  Steward  of  the  University,  1840—1863. 


4  Formerly  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 

6  Reijistrary  of  the  University,  1809—1816. 

6  Lucasian  Professor,  1820—1822.    Plumian  Pro- 
fessor,  1822—1828. 

7  Christian  Advocate,  1803—1810. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


243 


1796 


Wraiuflers. 
J>s  •Kempthorne(l)Joft 


.  -  V  William  Millers,  M.A.  Jvi 

.-Moderators  ^g^^.^j^  Bridge,  M.A.  Pet 


•Dealtry,  (2) 
'•Barnes, 
Cayley, 
'•Thomason, 

•Malcolm, 

•Mills, 

•Kbrey, 

•Dalton, 
■^•Wordsworth, 

•Toke, 

•Brown, 
Tweddell, 
Iteynolds, 

•Havton, 

•Haggitt, 


Trin. 

J  oh. 

Trin. 

Mapd. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Cuius. 

Trin. 

Chr. 

J  oh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

J  oh. 

Pet. 


Senior  Optimes 


)s  Rodwell, 

Joh. 

Jephson, 

Joh. 

•Brown, 

Magd. 

^•Butler,  (A) 

Joh. 

Martyn, 

Sid. 

Walton, 

Trin. 

Busfield, 

Clare. 

Kingdon, 

./oh. 

Brandling, 

Joh. 

•Braithwaite, 

Joh. 

Lloyd, 

Pet. 

Elwin, 

Pemb. 

♦Sill, 

Clare. 

•Satterthwaite, 

Jes. 

•Vaughan, 
•Clark. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

•Pritchett, 

Trin. 

•D'Oyly,  (B) 

Corpus. 

Junior  Optimes. 


Ds  Blackburn, 

Joh. 

Thackray, 

Joh. 

Goodwin, 

Joh. 

Middlelon, 

Sid. 

Julian, 

Caius 

•Beales, 

Cams 

Cooper, 

Cuim. 

•Lumley, 

Jes. 

Champness, 

Trin. 

Davis, 

Pemb. 

I 


1797.- 


MoDERATORs^^®^'^^^  Bridge,  M.A.  Pet. 
-MODERATORS^  j^j^^  Palmer,  M.A.  Joh, 


Wranglers. 


Ds  •Hudson,  (1) 
•Lowthian,  (2) 
•Hornbuckle, 
^•Jackson,  T.\ 

(Calvert,)    i 
^•Walker, 
•Smith, 
•Cress  well, 
•Carr, 
•Jackson,  J. 

Heelis, 
•Thornton, 

Harper, 
•Greenall, 

Phipps, 

Currey, 
•Hodgson, 

Jerram, 


Trin. 
Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Chr. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Magd. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optimes. 

Ds*  Staines, 

Qu. 

DsSims, 

Pemb. 

Selwyn,  (a) 

Trin. 

Strachev, 

Trin. 

Wake, 

Joh. 

Allen,  W. 

Trin. 

•Fell, 

Jes. 

Cooke, 

Chr. 

Flavel, 

Clare. 

ToUey, 

Trin. 

Gardiner, 

Corpus. 

Ellis, 

Sid. 

Odell, 

Trin. 

Littlehales, 

Trin. 

•Williams, 

Clare. 

Bennett, 

Caius. 

•Greaves, 

Emm. 

Drew, 

•Addison, 

Corpus, 

Cocker, 

Magd. 

•Speare, 

Clare. 

Allen,  S. 

Trin. 

Francis, 

Corpus. 

Leigh,  (B) 

Chr. 

Burnet, 

Trin. 

Porter, 

Corpus. 

Stafford, 

Pet. 

Farrer, 

Pemb. 

1  Formerly  Fellow  of  Queens'. 

2  Master  of  Trinity,  1820—1841. 

8  Bishop  of  Lichfield,  1836—1840. 


4  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity,  1815—1624 

5  Formerly  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 


11— -2 


244 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1798. — Moderators 


Wranglers. 
Dsi'Sowerby,  (1) 

Martin,  (2) 
2»  Paley, 
•Potchet, 
•Wilgress, 

Lamb, 
•Dobson, 

Christian, 
•Groom, 
•Carlyon, 

Howes, 

Swatman, 
•Aspland, 

Wilkes, 

Slapp, 


George  Frederick  Tavel,  M.A.  Trin, 
John  Drew  Borton,  M.A.  Cuius. 


s. 

Senior  Opt 

imes. 

Junior  Optimes. 

Trin. 

Ds  'Hibgame, 

Jet. 

Ds  Halsted, 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Coltmaii, 

Trin. 

Twells, 

Corpus 

Chr. 

•Wardale, 

Clare. 

•Jenkinson, 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Wetherherd, 

Pet. 

Miller, 

Clare. 

Trin. 

3'Frere,  (a) 

Trin. 

CoUyer, 

Emm. 

Cory, 

Cuius. 

Wright, 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Salmon, 

Jes. 

Hutchings, 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Whitehead, 

Sid. 

Brooks, 

Trill. 

Pemb. 

•Dade, 

Caius. 

•Cooper, 

Clare. 

Pemb. 

Foster, 

Muffd. 

Humphries, 

Emm. 

Trin. 

•Batley  ( Beynon)  Af«<7ei. 

Bean, 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Rudd, 

Qu. 

Millard, 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Cooke, 

Trin. 

Heald, 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Settle, 

Maqd 

•Hunter, 

Joh. 

Chr. 

•Watkinson, 

Knim. 

Ware, 

Trin. 

Parry,  (B) 

Trin. 

•Watson, 

Clare. 

Millers, 

Joh. 

•Williams. 

Trin. 

John  Palmer,  M.A.  Joh. 
(  Robert  Woodhouse,  M.A.  Caius. 


Wranglers 

Ds^'Boteler,  (1) 
•Brown,  (2) 
•Batten, 
•Newell, 

Turner, 
•Larpent, 
•Hey, 
"Tindal,  (a) 

Ives, 

Dornford, 
•Talbot, 

Scott. 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Maqd. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Caius. 

Magd. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Ds  Frere,  (b) 
♦Price, 
6*Davie, 
•Warneford, 

A])thorp, 
*Stannard, 
•Goforth, 
Tillard, 
Bingley, 
Welstead, 
•Cruttenden, 
Lloyd, 
'•Pearce, 
Eyton, J. 


Trin. 

Qu. 

Sid. 

Jes. 

Jf.y. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

Pet. 

Caius. 

Sid. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Barrs,  Maud. 

Foord,  Trin. 

Hervey,  Maiid. 

Moore,  Trin. 

Yates,  Cath. 


1800.- 


MonFRATORs^^^^^'^^  Frederick  Tavel,  M.A.  T 
-MODERATORS  j  ^^^^^^  Woodhouse,  M.A.  Caius. 


Wranglers. 

)s*lnman,  (1) 

Joh. 

"•D'Oyly,  (2) 
•Mould, 

Corpus. 

Pet. 

•Le  Bas,  (A) 

Trin. 

•Whitear, 

Joh. 

•Wilkins, 

Caius. 

u»Shadwell,  (b) 

Joh. 

•Mortlock,  T. 

Joh. 

Parker, 

Chr. 

Nevinson, 

Trin. 

•Walford, 

Trin. 

lO'Tatham, 

Joh. 

Senior  Optimes. 
Trin. 


Ds  Kempe, 
Hamilton, 
Barker, 

•Twining, 

•Gilbert, 

•King, 

•Tooth, 
ii'Chafv, 
Wilmott, 
Mortlock,  J 


Joh. 

Qu. 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Maqd. 

Qu: 


Junior  Optimes 
Ds  Boodle, 
•Ray  ley, 
Dallin, 
Brunwin, 
Butcher, 
Uvedale, 
Carter, 
Barnes, 
Serocoid. 


Jes. 

Clare. 

Magd. 

Corpus, 

Corpus, 

Trin. 

Chr 

Trin. 

Jes. 


1  Formerly  Follow  of  Queens'. 
•2  Formerly  Fellow  of  Magdalene. 

3  Master  of  Downing,  1812—1836. 

4  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Peter's. 

5  Sir  N.   C.   Tindal.    University  Counsel,  182D. 
U  P.  for  the  University,  1827. 

6  Master  of  Sidney,  1811—1813. 


7  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's. 

8  Christian  Advocate,  1811—1816. 

9  Sir  Lancelot  Shadwell,  formerly  Vice-Chao- 
cellor  of  England. 

10  Public  Orator,  1809— 1836.    Master  of  St  John's 
1839-1857. 

11  Master  of  Sidney,  1813—1843. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


246 


1801. — Moderators 


Wranglers. 


Ds'Martyn,  (1) 

Woodall,  (2) 
•Grant,  R.  (b) 
"Grant,  C.  (a) 
•Jones, 

Rennell, 
•Gutch, 
•Ewbank, 
•Hensman, 
-'•Cumming, 
•Toplis, 
•Bligh, 

Pugh, 

Milner, 
3  Shejiherd, 

Okes, 
•Bulmer, 


Joh. 

Pemb. 

Magd. 

Magd. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Shi. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

Magd. 


f  John  Walker,  M.A.  Pet, 
\  Thomas  W.  Hornbuckle,  M.A.  Joh. 
Senior  Optimes. 


Ds  •Foster, 
•Remmett, 
•Courtney, 
•Ashley, 
•Cook, 

Buller, 

Huddleston, 
♦Hunt, 
•Gwilt, 
•Davis, 

Lacon, 

Waite, 

Layng, 
•Hinman, 
•Hoste, 

Barker, 

Mansfield, 


Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Jes. 

Joh. 

Maqd. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Qu. 

Qu. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Juiior  Optimes. 

Ds '  Govett, 

Sid. 

Fra  leklin. 

Clare. 

--.>wper. 

Clare. 

•Cotteril]^ 

Joh. 

Symonds, 
Meakin, 

Caius 

Magd. 

Dash  wood. 

Caius 

Canning, 

Sid. 

Disney, 

Pet. 

Wranglers. 


Ds  •White,  (1) 
•Grisdale,  (2) 
•Paley, 
•Yeates, 
•Cunningham, 
•Parson, 
•Thompson, 
•Phillipixs,  (a) 

•  Macfarlan, 

*  Barber, 
•Barnwell, 

Harenc, 

^•Godfrey, 

•Okcs, 

•Wilding, 

5  Stanley, 


Qu. 

air. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Qu. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Pemb. 

Qu. 

Caius. 

Magd. 

Joh. 


l802.-MoDERATORs|™iam  Dealtry,  M.A    Trin. 
Uohn  Palmer.  M.A.  Jnh. 

Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  Barker, 

Humphries, 

Wilson, 
•Judgson, 
•Cambel, 

Bingle, 

Bodley, 

Wainewright 
•Holland, 
•Birch, 

Newton, 

Palgrave,  (b) 

Ferguson, 
•Forge, 

Marshall, 

Shipperdson, 


Qu. 
Qu. 

Maqd. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Jes. 

Sid. 

Trin. 


M.A.  Joh. 

Junior  Optimes 

Ds  Briggs, 
Evans, 
Pye, 
«Sutton, 
Layton, 
Stei)hen, 
AtKinson, 
Frere, 
Hutchinson 
Bennett, 
Thompson, 
Morritt, 


Pemb. 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Trin 

Corpus 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Jes. 

Sid. 

Clare. 


I803.-MODKRATORs{5^^«^t  ^.^^^^''^'^  ^'^' £f'%  /. 

1  Thomas  W.  Hornbuckle,  M.A.  Joh. 


Wranglers. 
Ds7.starkie,  (1)        Joh. 


*Hoare,  (2)  (b) 
•Mandell, 
•Wiles, 
•Parke  (A) 
'Pryme, 


Joh. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


•Wood,  Pemb. 

•Thomson,  Jes. 

l«  'Davys,  Chr. 

•Ewbank,  Qu. 

•Gosli,  ( Carrighan )  Joh. 
•Coltman,  Trin. 


Senior  Optimes, 
Ds  Brett, 
•Boniiey, 
•Moore, 

Collett, 

Hamilton 
"Standly, 

Waite, 

Headley, 
•Browne, 

Maltby, 

Jones, 

Walpole, 
•Paul, 

Brown, 

Johnson, 

Smyth, 
*Cole, 


Junior  Optimes. 


Qu. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Qu. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Qu. 


i •Bryan, 

Hutchinson, 

Bowdler, 

Pitman, 
•Mansfield, 

Ward,  G.  A. 

Hutchinc, 

Roberts, 

Coles. 


Pet. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Chr. 
Pet. 

%"'■ 
Trtn. 

Joh. 

Clare. 


1  lord  Glenelg,  formerly  Secretary  of  State  for 
the  Colonies. 

2  Professor  of  Chemistry,  1815—1861. 

3  Formerly  Fellow  of  Braseuose  College,  Oxford. 

4  President  of  Queens',  1820—1832. 

5  Bishop  of  Norwich,  1837—1849. 

6  Lord  Canterbury,  formerly  Speaker   of   the 
House   of  Commons.     M.P.  for  the  University, 


1832—1835. 

7  Downing  Professor  of  the  Laws  of  England, 
1823—1849.  University  Counsel,  1825.  Formerly 
Fellow  of  St  Catharine's. 

8  Lord  W^ensleydale. 

9  Professor  of  Political  Economy,  1828. 
10  Bishop  of  Peterborough,  1839—1864. 


246 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1804.— Moderators 


John  Hudson,  M.A.  Trin. 
Robert  Woodhouse,  M.A.  Cuius, 


Wranglers. 
Us'»Kaye,  (2)  (A)    Chr. 
•Garratt,  (1) 
•Fiske, 
•Gleadow, 
•Marsh, 
Phillipps, 
-'•Monk,  (b) 
•Lloyd, 
•Slade, 
•Powell, 
•Preston, 
•Joynes, 
•Carlvon, 
•Howlett, 
•Simons, 
•Cook, 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Qu. 

Pet. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Caih. 

Pemb. 

Peinh. 

Joh. 

Clare. 


Senior  Op  times. 


Ds  Wray, 

Leigh, 

Sumner, 
**Dobree, 
•Whaley, 

Raikes, 
•Hall, 

Thornton, 
•Robinson, 

Wedge, 

Mackinnon, 

Mansfield, 
•Palmer, 
•Parker, 

Clark, 


Junior  Optimes. 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Pet. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Emm. 

Corpus. 


Ds 


•Tancred, 

Jet. 

Mills, 

Corpus 

Williamson, 

Emm. 

Glossop, 

Corpus 

Green, 

Joh. 

Hollingworth, 
Beswick, 

Pet. 

Pemb. 

Ellis, 

Clare. 

i8u: 


■Moderators!  Thomas  Sowerby    M.A.  Queens\ 

\  1  nomas  W.  Hornbuckle,  M.A.  Jo,' 
""•'"""  Senior  Oviimes.  Junior  Ovtime 


Wranglers. 


Ds  5»Turton,  ^ 

Christie,  ^ 
•Blick, 
•Clarkson, 
•Bradburne, 

Gii)i)s, 
•Longley,  (a) 

Mattock, 
•Matthews, 
•Webster, 

Kirkby, 
•Ruggles, 
•Allott, 

Rogers, 
«*Cautley,  (b) 


Cath. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Chr. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 


s  Spence, 
Holmes, 

Trin. 

Trin. 

White, 

Trin. 

•Herring, 

Corpus 

Chapman, 

Pemb. 

Gell, 

Trin. 

•Thompson, 

Qu. 

Morritt, 

Cath. 

•Taddy, 

Trin. 

Miller, 

Trin. 

Junior  Optimes. 


Ds  Haygarth, 
Noel, 
Moody, 
Girling, 

•Broadrick, 
Metcalfe, 

•Gathorne, 
Bishopp, 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Cains. 

Jes. 

Jo>>. 

Jes. 

Pet. 


1806.-MODKRATORS  \  ^^^  ^^'"^^  ^''V  ^"'^"*' 

( John  Brown,  M.A.  Trin. 

Wranglers.  Senior  Optimes.  Junior  Optimes. 


Ds7«Pollock,  (1) 
•Walter,  (2) 
•Hustler,  (b) 
•Jephson, 
•Fiott,  (Lee) 
^•Gee, 
•BoUand, 
•Buddicom, 
•Finch, 

Rham, 

Bemal, 

Warburton, 

Jackson, 

Pullan, 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Coi'pus. 

Trin. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Sid. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Caius. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Pet. 

Jes. 

Trin. 

Maqd. 

Qui 


's*Tylden, 
•Paddon, 

Pugh, 
•Wright, 

A  comb, 
•Tillbrook, 

Foster, 
'•Mitchell,  (A) 
•Young, 
•Pemberton, 
•Wilson, 

Tripp, 
•Day, 

Cockin, 


Ds  Prime, 

Wodsworth, 

Tatham, 

Moore, 

Henry, 

Rhodes, 

Bankes, 


Trin. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Qu. 

Tr.  H. 


1  Master  of  Christ's  GoUege,  1814— 18aa  Begius 
Professor  of  Divinity,  1816—1827.  Bishop  of  Bristol, 
J8-20  -18-27.     Bishop  of  Lincoln,  1827—1853. 

2  Regius  Professor  of  Greek,  1808—1823.  Bishop 
of  Gloucester,  1830^1836.  Bishop  of  Gloucester 
rtnd  BristQl,  1836—1856. 

3  Regius  Professor  of  .Grrek,  1823—182.0. 

4  >Norrisian  Professor  oi  Diyiuiii,  1824—1838. 


5  Lucasian  Professor,  1822—1826.  Regius  Profes- 
sor of  Divinity,  1827—1843.  Bishop  of  Ely,  184.5— 
1864. 

6  Formerly  Fellow  of  Clare. 

7  Commissary  of  the  University,  1824— 1S3.5 

8  Formerly  Fellow  of  Sidney. 
l  Equal  as" Smith's  Priiemcn. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSEa 


247 


1807. — Moderators 


Wranglers 


'  Ds  Gipps,  (1) 
•Carr,  (2) 
*Cook, 

•Goodrich,  (b) 
^•Buckland, 
•Baker, 
Gwynne, 
•Miller,  (a) 
Williamson, 
2 'Gee, 
•Kedington, 
•^•Haviland, 


Robert  Woodhouse,  M.A.  Cuius. 
George  D'Oyly,  M.A.  Corpus. 


Senior  Optime 


Ds*Wilkinson, 
Seton, 
■••Shaw, 
Wray, 
Smith, 
•Ainger, 
Church, 
Raymond, 
•Anderson, 
^•Ainslie, 
Campbell, 
Chapman, 
Jackson, 
Fellowes, 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Jes. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Caius. 

Jes. 


Junior  Optirnes. 
Joh. 


Ds  ♦Armstrong 

Smyth,, 
•Reeve, 
•Relph, 

Pemble, 

Wing, 

Taylor, 

Bromehead 


Trin. 

Clare. 

Pet. 

Sid. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Chr. 


,m-MoOHK.XO«sSg:^^-~0; 

fVrangfers. 

Senior  Opt 

lines. 

Ds  6»Bickersteth  (1)  Caiut. 

Ds  Barnes, 

Pemb. 

•Bland,  (2)            Joh. 

Wainwright, 

Sid. 

'♦Blomfield,  (a)    Trin. 

Almond,   ) 
Chambers,/ 

Qu. 

•White,                 Caius. 

Trin. 

8  •Sedgwick,            Trin. 

•Markby, 

Corpus. 

•Cotterill,             Joh. 

•Pullan, 

Clare. 

3*Clark,                  Trin. 

•Ward,  (B) 

Trin. 

•Webster,              Trin. 

•Buck, 

Chr. 

•Peacock,              Trin. 

Grylls, 

Trin. 

io»Marsham,            Joh. 

Burnaby, 

Jes. 

"•Clarke,                 Trin. 

•Caldwell, 

Joh. 

Thompson,          Trin. 

•Duffield, 

Joh. 

•Spragg,                 Qu. 
•Mortlock,           Chr. 

Blake, 

Caius. 

12  •Hughes, 

Joh. 

Baker,                 Trin. 

Pritchett, 

Trin. 

•Parry,                  Joh. 

•Kelly, 

Joh. 

•Jetterson,           Sid. 

Junior  Optirnes. 
DsFlamstead,  Emm. 

Merry,  Chr. 

Hudson,  (Bateman )  Trin . 
Wroth,  Joh. 

Leathes,  Chr. 


1809— Modkrator^j!'^®^"  Brown,  M 
laoy.    moderators  {  q^^^^^  D'Oyly, 


Wranglers. 

Dsi3*Alderson  (1)  (a)  Caius. 

♦Standly,  11(b)     Caius. 


•Gorham,  •[[ 

Qu. 

•Leeson, 

Clare. 

♦Bayley, 

Trin. 

•Evans, 

Clare. 

•Gilby, 

Trin. 

Jeremy, 

Trin. 

•Beevor, 

Qu. 

•Turner, 

Caius. 

•Johnson, 

Caius. 

•King, 

Pet. 

•Hutchms, 

Tr.H. 

Senior  Optirnes. 


Ds  Yarker, 

Fayrer, 
•Bid  well, 

Plues, 
•Greenwood, 

Ward, 

Lloyd,  G. 

Harrison. 

Hargreave, 

Hey, 

Johnson, 

Thompson, 
•Fallowfield, 


Trin. 

Clare. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Pet. 


.A.  Trin. 

M.A.  Corpus. 

Junior  Optirnes. , 

Ds  Handley,  Trin. 

Howard,  Qu 

Roberts,  Joh. 

Ellis,  Trin. 

•Geldart,  Cath. 

Ward,  Jes. 

•Fisher,  Maqd. 

i'**Hewett,  Trin. 

Metcalfe,  Jes. 

i*Smedley,  Trin. 


1  Formerly  Fellow  of  Sidney. 

2  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's. 

3  Professor  of  Anatomy,  1814— 1817.   Regius  Pro- 
fessor of  Physic,  1817—1851. 

4  Master  of  Christ's,  1849. 

5  Formerly  Fellow  of  Jesus. 

6  Lord  Langdale,  formerly  Master  of  the  Rolls. 
University  Counsel,  1830— IS^WJ. 

7  Bishop    of  Chester,    1824—1828.      Bishop   of 
London,  1828— 1&%. 

8  Woodwardian  Professor  of  Geology,  1818—1873. 


9  Professor  of  Anatomy,  1817—1866. 

10  Formerly  Fellow  of  Emmanuel. 

11  Formerly  Fellow  of  Christ's. 

12  Formerly  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall,  formerly 
Fellow  of  Emmanuel.  Christian  Advocate,  1822— 
1829. 

13  Sir  E.  H.  Alderson.     University  Counsel,  182.'5. 

14  Downing  Professor  of  Medicine,  1814—1841, 
Formerly  Fellow  of  Downing. 

1  The  second  Smith's  Prize  was  equally  divided 
between  the  second  and  third  Wran^ers. 


248 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1810. — Moderators 


Thomas  Turton,  M.A.  Culh. 
Henry  Walter,  M.A.  Joh. 


Wranglers. 

Senior  Oplimes. 

Junior  Optimes. 

])s  -Maule,  (1) 

Trin. 

Ds  Clarry  vince, 
Maddock, 

Caius. 

Ds  •Horner, 

Clare. 

•Brandreth  (2)  ( 

K)THn. 

Corpus. 

Harrison, 

Joh. 

•Alderson, 

Cuius. 

•Button, 

t 

Hcrringham, 

Pemb. 

•Carter, 

Tnn. 

Si)rin<,'ett, 

Husband, 

Joh. 

Eamonson, 

Qu. 

•Belgrave, 

Joh. 

Piatt, 

Trin. 

•Ashbndge, 

Trin. 

Orinan, 

Trin. 

Hill, 

Trin. 

•Hodson,  (b) 

Trin. 

Mountain,  1 

Tnn. 

Simons, 

Joh. 

Neale, 

Qu. 

J.  H.  B.  1 

Gisborne, 

Trin. 

Duckworth, 

Trin. 

•Beague, 

Emm. 

Scott, 

Z. 

•Hall, 

Joh. 

•Tatham, 

Joh. 

Male, 

■•'•Harrison,  (Batley)  Trin. 

Watson,  G. 

Pemb. 

Everard, 

Pet. 

•Jowett, 

Joh. 

Sharpe, 

Trin. 

Fisher, 

Chr. 

•Norgate, 

Caius. 

Barstow, 

Spilshury, 
\\^ade, 

Jet. 

3  *Musgrave, 

Trin. 

•Cornforth, 

Magd. 

Joh. 

Marsham, 

Joh. 

Lane, 

Ma(jd 

Spoon  er. 

Joh. 

Lennard, 

Jet. 

iSU.-MoDERATORS  ]  Thomas  Jephson    MA.  JoA 
f  rhomas  lurton,  M.A,  Ca/h. 


Wranglers. 

Ds  nicey,{l) 

Trin. 

'•French,  (2) 

Caius. 

^'Hustler, 

Jes. 

•Alty, 

Jes. 

•Chambers, 

Trin. 

•Brasse, 

Trin. 

•Evans,  (b) 

Trin. 

Poulter, 

Trin. 

Prowde, 

Trin. 

Johnson, 

Joh. 

Mortimer, 

Qn. 

•Allix, 

Joh. 

"•Blomfield,  (A) 

Caius. 

A  dean e, 

Trin. 

7*Lamb, 

Corpus 

Senior  Optimes. 


Ds*Grace, 

•Haggitt, 

Fraser, 

Lloyd, 

Abdy, 

•  Wilson, 
Edwards, 

•Campbell,  A.M. 
Smyth, 

•  Rogers, 
♦Commeline, 

Bickersteth, 
•Wallis, 
Dury, 
Buck, 
Field, 
Wilkinson, 


Pemb. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Je.<!. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Pemb. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Ds  Baker, 
Barlow, 
Storry, 
2»Mavnard, 
Bligh, 
Carr, 
•Kitchingman, 
Yate, 

Backhouse, 
«  •WiUats, 
Way, 


Cath. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Clare. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


,oio      AT «„. Thomas  Turton,  M.A.  Cath. 

1812. — Moderators-^  ,    ,^  tt     41       at  a     t..^^ 

I.J.  Devereux  Hustler,  M.A.    Inn. 


Wranglers. 
Ds  •Neale,  (1)  (B)      Joh. 

Jordan, (2) 
•Holmes, 

Gray, 

Welch, 
•Fuller, 

Walker, 
6  •Griffith, 
•Gosset,  (a) 
•Toser, 
•Elwyn, 
•Monk, 
•Jee, 

•JeflFerson, 
•Williams, 

Metcalfe, 
»*Rolfe, 


Trin. 

Qu. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Jes. 
Joh. 
Qu. 
Trin. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Junior  Optimes. 


^•Blick, 
♦Law, 
•Greene, 
»»Terrot, 

Whish, 

Carver, 

Garrow, 

Bolton, 
•Philpot, 

Spurgin, 
•Squire, 
•Mayor, 

Mirehouse, 
•Rose. 

Shipperdson, 

Blayds, 

Jodrell, 

Hombuckle, 


Clare. 

Chr. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

J5wiwi. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Chr. 

Corpus. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Emm. 


Ds  Lindsay, 
Bavfoot, 
Stewart, 
Dawson, 
Wollaston, 
Morris, 
Metcalfe, 
Kendal, 


Trin. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Chr. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


3  Tormerly  Fellow  of  Magdalene. 

•J  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Catharine'*. 

:)  Lord  Almoner's  Professor  of  Arabic,  1821— 
1837.  Bishop  of  Hereford,  1837— 1848.  Archbishop 
of  York,  1848-1860. 

4  Master  of  Jesus,  1820— 184».  Formerly  Fellow 
ol  I'embroke. 


6  Reftistrary  of  the  Tnivergity,  1816—1832. 

6  Formerly  Fellow  of  Emmanuel. 

7  Master  of  Corpus,  1822—1860. 

8  Formerly  Fellow  of  DowuinR. 

il  Lord  Ci-aiiworth,  formerly  Lord  Chanci  llor. 
10  Bishop  of  Edinburgh,  1841-1872. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


249 


ICieorge  Macfarlan,  M.A.  7n 


7nn. 


Wranglers. 

Senior  Op  times. 

Junior  Optimes, 

si'Herschel,  (1) 

Joh. 

Ds'Cook,                  Chr. 

Ds  Bowstead, 

Joh. 

^•Peacock,  (2) 

Trin. 

•Abdy,                  Jes. 

Skirrow, 

Joh. 

•Fallows, 

Joh. 

•Procter,               Cath. 

•MYdg?ey, 

Pemb. 

3*Romilly, 

Trin. 

•Jeffreys,              Joh. 

Magd. 

"••Amos, 

Trin. 

•Elsley,                 Pet. 

Brereton, 

Qu. 

&*Mill, 

Trin. 

Ellis,                     Trin. 

Wharton, 

Pemb. 

•White, 

Pemb. 

Crossthwaite,      Joh. 

Skeeles, 

Chr. 

•Bunting, 
•Bos  well. 

Clare. 

Preston,  C.  R.    Trin. 

Cox, 

Chr. 

Clare. 

Moore,                Pemb. 

9«Cory, 

Trin. 

Grylls, 

Trin. 

Belgrave,            Joh. 

St  George, 

Trin. 

•Jones, 

Joh. 

Blackburn,         Joh. 

Waddington, 

Trin. 

•Powys, 

Corpus. 

^•Scholefield,  (a)  Trin. 

Stevens, 

Jes. 

6 Robinson,  (b) 

Trin. 

sCarr,                    Joh. 

Phillips, 

Cath. 

Teissier, 

Joh. 

Cockerton,          Emm. 

Tumman, 

Trin. 

Smith, 

Trin. 

Harding, 

Pemb. 

1814.-Mo.K..Toa.{«-fif»'- 


M.A. 
M.A.  Joh. 


Trin. 


Wranglers. 

Ds*Gwatkin,  (1) 

Joh. 

•Wilkinson,  (2) 

Joh. 

•Rogers, 

Caius. 

•Kindersley, 

Trin. 

•Musgrave, 

Caius. 

•Shelford, 

Corpus 

•Adams, 

Sid. 

•Walker, 

Trin. 

•Lodington, 

Clare. 

•Musgrave, 
lo^Croft, 

Trin. 

Trin. 

n  •Lodge, 

Trin. 

•Whittaker, 

Joh. 

•Elliott,  (B) 

Trin. 

io»Millett,  (A) 

Trin. 

•Williams, 

Joh. 

•Cecil, 

Magd. 

Babington, 

Magd. 

•Cox, 

Magd. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Trin. 


Ds  12  •Crawley, 

King,  J. 

Leign, 
•MicTiell, 

Hudson, 

Scott, 
•Graham, 

Naylor, 
"•Ingle, 

Bird, 

Airy, 
•Atkinson, 
♦Garnons, 

Darby, 

Macleay, 

Molesworth 
'♦•Pearson, 


Pemb. 

Emm. 

Pet. 

Emm. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Sid. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Emm. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Ds  Peters, 

•Carr, 
King, 
Wood, 
Ireland, 
Mireht)use, 
Russell, 

•Bullen, 
Robinson, 
Bagg, 

Thackeray, 
Smith, 
Cresswell, 


Sid. 

Qu. 

Cath. 

Pet. 

Emm. 

Chr. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Joh 

Pemb. 

Qu. 

Emm. 


1  Late  Sir  J.  Herschel. 

2  Lowndes's  Professor  of  Astronomy,  1R36— 1858. 
8  Registrary  of  the  University,  1832—1862. 

4  Downing  Professor  of  the  Laws  of  England, 

6  Christian  Advocate,  1839—1344.    Regius  Pro- 
iMor  of  Hebrew,  1848—1854. 
f  6  Lord  Almoner's  Professor  of  Arabic,  1837— 

if  Regius  Professor  of  Greek,  1826—1853, 


8  Bishop  of  Bombay,  1836—1851. 

9  Formerly  Fellow  of  Sidney. 

10  Formerly  Kellow  of  Christ's. 

11  Librarian     of    the     University,    1822— 1845 
Formerly  Fellow  of  Magdalene. 

12  Formerly  Fellow  of  Magdalene. 

13  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Peter's. 

14  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  John's,  and  Christian 
Advocate,  1834-1889. 


11—5 


250 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


,0./:      \ir  .   «„o  (Miles  Bland,  M.A.  Joh. 

I8I5.-M0DERATORS  l^viiii^^  Hustler,  M.A.  Jea. 


Wranglers. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optimes, 

s  '•Leicester,  (1) 

Trin. 

Ds    Luxmoor*, 

Joh. 

Ds  Bell,jun. 

Joh. 

•Calvert,  (2) 

Jet. 

Taylor, 

Pemb. 

Gordon, 

Trin. 

•Theobald, 

Caius. 

•Thirlwall, 

Joh. 

Chapman, 

Joh. 

•Holmes, 

Corpus. 
Trin. 

•Ridsdale, 

Clare. 

Mills, 

Joh. 

•Wigram, 
•Smith, 

6«Sparke, 
Wiidig, 

Pemb. 

Green, 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Golding, 

Trin. 

•Burroughes, 

Emm. 

Franks, 

Trin. 

Rudge, 

Caius. 

2»Ainsliie, 

P&mb. 

•Keene, 

Sid. 

White, 

Pemb. 

•Moody, 

Trin. 

Flather, 

Corpus. 

Pratt, 

Magd. 

•Watson, 

Joh. 

•Salwey, 

Joh. 

Clai)ham, 
8*Dicken, 

Trin. 

•Waddington, 

(a)  Trin. 

Sid. 

Haggitt, 

Trin. 

•Phear, 

Pemb. 

Briarly, 

Joh. 

Beckett, 

Trin. 

6»Archdall, 

Emtn. 

•Owen,  (B) 

Joh. 

Finder, 

Pemb. 

•Robinson, 

Joh. 

•White, 

Joh. 

•Bidwell, 

Clare. 

Pascoe, 

Joh. 

Purvis, 

Trin. 

Tweed, 

Corpus. 

* 'Miller, 

Joh. 

Metcalfe, 

Clare. 

s  •Graham, 

Joh. 

Dobson, 

Pet. 

•Barrow, 

Joh. 

Emly, 

Jes. 

Sporling, 

Trin. 

Tennant, 
Raven, 

Pemb. 
Maffd. 

,1411/:      Ti/r«^„«  . «„  J  Miles  Bland,  M.A.  Joh. 


Wrangkrs. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optime.-. 

Js^Jacob,  (1) 

Caiue. 

Ds  *Weller, 

Emm. 

Ds  Starr, 

Trin. 

7*Whewell,  ,(3) 

Trin. 

Hardy, 

Pemb. 

Palfrey, 

Magd 

•Higman, 

S^rin. 

Atlay, 

Joh. 

Penny, 

Emm. 

8*Graham,  % 

'Chr. 

•Elliott, 

Trin. 

Finder, 

Caius 

Cape, 

Trin. 

•Stoddart, 

Clare. 

Edwards, 

Chr. 

^•Ebden, 

'Caius. 

Jeaffreson, 

Pemb. 

Sim, 

Pemb. 

•Tattershall, 

<iu. 

Paynter, 

Trin. 

Myers, 
Wilson, 

Jes. 

•Twopeny, 

Joh. 

•Hudson, 

Pet. 

Chr. 

•Hamilton, 

Trin. 

Ellis, 

Pet. 

Clayton, 

Joh. 

•Sheepshanks, 

Trin. 

Bradney, 

Trin. 

Hayne, 

Sid. 

•Tasker, 

Pemb. 

Wollaston, 

Trin. 

Luxmoore, 

Joh. 

Smirke, 

Joh. 

•Lawson,  ^ 

Magd. 

Bull, 

Pemb. 

•Lee, 

Joh. 

•Haggitt, 

Clare. 

Rayne, 

Joh. 

•Turnbull, 

Caius. 

•Bushby, 

Joh. 

Tyas, 

Trin. 

10  Blunt, 

Joh. 

Tortiano, 

Clare. 

•Stevenson, 

Trin. 

Ker, 

Trin. 

Powell, 

Joh. 

j 

M'Niven, 

Trin. 

1  Formerly  Fellow  of  Christ's, 
•i  Master  of  Pembroke,  1828—1870. 

3  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Peter's. 

4  Formerly  Fellow  of  Clare. 

5  Formerly  Fellow  of  Jesus. 

6  Master  of  Emmanuel,  1835—1871. 

7  Professorof  Mineralogy,  1828— 1832.  Professor 
of  Casuistry,  1838—1855.  Master  of  Trinity,  1841— 
1835. 


8  Master    of   Christ's,    1830—1849.      Bishop    of 
Chester,  1848—1865. 

9  Formerly  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 

10  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1831.   Lady  Margaret's  Pro- 
fessor of  Divinity,  1839—1855. 
\  Equal  as  Chancellor's  Medallists. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 

loiT     Ti/r^T.«n»™,r.«o  5  John  White,  M.A.  Caius, 


251 


Wranglers. 

\        Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Opii 

me.s. 

s'Austen,  (1) 

Joh. 

Ds  Cooper, 

Trin. 

Ds  Dalzell, 

Trin. 

'♦Chevallier,  (2) 

Pemb. 

Bradney, 

Trin. 

Davison, 

Caius. 

•Hughes, 

Joh. 

Trevor, 

Joh. 

Law, 

Trin. 

2»Dawes, 

Trin. 

•Kirby, 

Clare. 

Bond, 

Corpus 

Palk, 

Joh. 

Donne, 

Joh. 

Davys, 

Joh. 

•Cantis, 

Emm. 

•Temple, 
Penrnyn, 

Sid. 

Sedgwick, 

Joh. 

Titlow, 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Thomson, 

Joh. 

•Francis, 

Cuius. 

(Leycester,) 

Wells, 

Chr. 

•Blunt, 

Pemb. 

Croft, 

Trin. 

Bunting, 

Joh. 

Guthrie, 

Trin. 

•Gambier,  (b) 

Trin. 

Stocking, 

Corpus 

Parry, 

Trin. 

Nantes, 

Trin. 

Wilkinson, 

Chr. 

Kemp, 

Joh. 

Davidson, 

Qu.     ■ 

Manclarke, 

Jes. 

^Higgln, 

Trin. 

Ripley, 

Joh. 

■•Rose,  (A) 

Trin. 

Henniker, 

Jes. 

•Fiott, 

Joh. 

•Bar  ham. 

Qu. 

•Bell, 

Chr. 

Heathcote, 

Trin. 

•Parroisien, 

Clare. 

•Waterfield, 

Emm. 

5'Corrie, 

Cath. 

Hewitt, 
Davis, 

Trin. 
Qu. 

IRIS      MonRR ATORs  \  F<^aron  Fallows,  M. A.  Joh. 
1818.— MODERATORS  ^  ^^1^^^^  Fi'eiich,  M.A.  Pemb. 


Wrang 

^ers. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optimes. 

Ds'Lefevre,  (1) 

Trin. 

Ds  Brandt, 

Trin. 

Ds  Torlesse, 

Trin. 

«*Hind,  (2) 

Joh. 

M'Dowall, 

Corpus. 

Benson, 

Trin. 

•Malkin, 

Trin. 

Plaskett, 

Pemb. 

Tomlin, 

Joh. 

•Pope, 

Emm. 

•Studholme, 

Jes. 

Form  by. 

Jes. 

•Warren, 

Jes. 

Blundeli, 

Trin. 

Hopkinson, 

Clare 

'Broughton, 

Pemb. 

Harvey, 
Melvill, 

Cath. 

Luard, 

Joh. 

•Attwood 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Littlewood, 

Joh. 

•Fisher, 

Trin. 

•Hindle, 

Joh. 

Ward, 

Qu. 

Hutchins, 

Pemb. 

Buller, 

Joh. 

Oldershaw, 

Emm. 

•D'Arblay, 

Chr. 

Haslewood, 

Pet. 

Dewe, 

Joh. 

•Tyson, 

Cath. 

Franks, 

Pet. 

Davies, 

Clare 

'Hawkes, 

Trin. 

Courtenay, 

Joh. 

Greenwood, 

Corpus. 

Ash, 

Qu. 

Twigg, 

Trin. 

Pearce,  (Serocold)  Joh. 

•Ramsay, 

Jes. 

Carlisle, 

Joh. 

«Henslow, 

Joh. 

•Ellis, 

Trin. 

»*Geldart, 

Tr.H. 

Stainforth,  (b) 

Trin. 

Thelwall, 

Trin. 

Prickett, 

Pet. 

•Venn, 

Qu. 

Whateley, 

Trin. 

Beech, 

Joh. 

Thompson, 

Pemb. 

•Skinner, 

Jes. 

•Peach, 

Joh. 

Jeremy, 

Trin. 

io*Thirlwall,(A) 

Trin. 

Escreet, 

Trin. 

Evans, 

Joh. 

Crombie, 

Trin. 

Warren, 

Sid. 

Clarke, 

Caius. 

Lunn, 

Joh. 

Godson, 

Caius. 

Ward, 

Joh. 

•Hallewell, 

Chr. 

Dobree, 

Pemb. 

Walter, 

Sid. 

Leigh, 
I'Hildyard, 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Jones, 

Jes. 

1  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's  College. 
Hulsean  Lecturer,  1826. 

2  Formerly  Fellow  of  Downing. 

3  Bishop  of    Limerick,   1849—1863.     Bishop  of 
Derry,  1853-1867. 

4  Christian  Advocate,  1829—1833. 

B  Norrisian    Professor    of  Divinity,  1838—1854. 
Master  of  Jesus  College,  1849—1885. 


6  Formerly  Fellow  of  Sidney. 

7  Bishop  of  Sydney,  1836— IS-U 

8  Professor  of  Mineralogy,  1822—1828.   Professor 
of  Botany,  1826— 1861. 

y  Master  of  Trinity  Hall,  1852—1877. 

10  Bishop  of  8t  David's,  1840—1874. 

11  Commissary  to  the  University,  1835—1866. 


252 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


I  George  Peacock,  M.A.  Trin. 

Examiners  [  ^^^^^'^  fallows,  M.A.  Joh. 

I  Joseph  Holmes,  M.A.  Queens  . 

Wranglers.  Senior  Optimes. 


Osi»King,  (1) 
•Cooper,  (2) 
•Porter, 
♦Cape, 
'■^•Holroyd, 
*  Browne, 
*Dewe, 
•Thorp,  (A) 
•Turner, 
•Wilkinson, 
•Bushby, 
♦Evans, 
♦Bayne, 

Craven, 
•Ash, 
•Wale,  (B) 
•Hamond, 
•Walker, 

Hodgson, 


Qu. 

Ds^Rhodes, 

Sid. 

Joh. 

♦Brougham, 
Smith, 

Jes. 

Cuius. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

•Boteler, 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Richardson, 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Boutfiower, 

Joh. 

Qu. 

Lambe 

Cains. 

Trin. 

Porter, 

Corpus. 

Pemb. 

•Praed, 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

•Smith, 

Pet. 

Pet. 

Elmsley, 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Bull, 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pearse, 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Major, 

Trin. 

Chr. 

Wyatt, 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Hadwen, 

Chr. 

Jes. 

Shaw, 

Cains. 

Qu. 

Earle, 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Popple, 

Trin. 

Ds  Hastings, 

Trin. 

Cooper, 

Clare. 

Southern, 

Trin. 

Jefferson, 

Clare. 

Junior  Optimes. 

Potts, 

Caius. 

Lewin, 

Pet. 

White, 

Corpus 

Moore, 

Clare. 

Howman, 

Corpus 

Lonsdale, 

Joh. 

Lumb, 

Joh. 

Harrison, 

Cath. 

Valpy, 

Trin. 

Drage, 

Emm. 

Hammond, 

Emm. 

Totton, 

Trin. 

Parry, 

Trin. 

Athawes, 

Trin. 

1820.-~MoDERATORs{H^{|^y  W^^^^"'"" 


M.A.Joh, 
William  Whewell,  M.A.  Trin. 


Wranglers. 

1       Senior  Opt 

imes. 

Junior  Opt 

imes. 

♦Coddington,  (1)    Trin. 

Ds  Fallowfield, 

Pemb. 

Ds  Winder, 

Corpus 

•Maddy, 

Joh. 

Baines, 

Trin. 

Wharton, 

Emm. 

•Bird,  (2) 

Trin. 

♦♦Worsley, 

Trin. 

Pooley, 

Chr. 

•Law, 

Joh. 

Paynter, 

Trin. 

Barlow, 

Trin. 

Lyon, 
^Wigram, 

Trin. 

Pearse, 

Caius. 

Agnew, 
-W^alker, 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Kelly, 

Caius. 

Clare 

♦Goode, 

Trin. 

•Burroughes, 

Clare. 

Scholfield, 

Trin. 

•Durham, 

Cath. 

Gedge. 

Jes. 

Crakelt, 

Trin. 

•Spencer, 

Joh. 

•Piatt,! 

Trin. 

Dixon, 

Joh. 

•Le  Grice, 

Clare. 

Huntington, 

Trin. 

Par  ham. 

Joh. 

•Burdakin, 

Clare. 

Deane, 

Pemb. 

Crowther, 

Jes. 

Tremlett, 

Joh. 

Godfrey, 

Joh. 

Black  bu  me, 

Chr. 

•Shelford, 

Emm. 

Thresher, 

Joh. 

Horsley, 

Chr. 

Clark, 

Joh. 

Plucknett, 

Joh. 

5  Parkinson, 

Joh. 

Butts, 

Trin. 

Bray, 

Joh. 

Sevier, 

Chr. 

Vicars, 

Loxdale, 

Joh. 

•  Barron, 

Trin. 

Bain, 

Trin. 

•Waddington,  ^ 

Trin. 

Green, 

Trin. 

Wain, 

1  President  of  Queens',   1832—1857.     Lucasi 
Professor  of  Mathematics,  18;?9— 1849. 

2  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's  College. 
8  Bishop  of  Rochester,  1860—1867. 


4  Master   of  Downing,   1836-1885. 
Advocate,  1844—1850. 

5  Hulaean  Lecturer,  1836. 

n  Equal  as  Chancellor's  Medallists. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


263 


iQoi      iv/r«^„T,\«.^««  jGreorge  Peacock,  M.A.  Trin. 


Wranglers. 

D  s  A  tkinson,  (2)  Trin. 

'•Melvill,  (1)  Joh. 

*Rawlinson,  Trin. 

•Cantis,  Chr. 

Carr,  Joh. 

2'Ollivant,  (A)  Trin. 

•Tylecote,  Joh. 

•Spencer,  Joh. 

Mandell,  Joh. 

s*Power,  Clare. 

*Fenriell,  Qu. 

Talbot,  (B)  Trin. 

•Green,  Jes. 

Bartleet,)  ^„  Joh. 

^•Rose,      /^'*-  Joh. 

•Perry,  Jes. 

MonK,  Trin. 

•Hubbersty  Qu. 

Key,  Trin. 

Holmes,  Corpus. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  Pratt,  Trin. 

•Blake,  Corpus. 

James,  Joh. 

Fawcett,  Clare. 

•Barlow,  Tr.  H. 

Kindersley,  Trin. 

Beevor,  Corpus. 

Praed,  Joh. 

•Andrews,  t.mm. 

Fauquier,  Pemb. 

Wilson,  Joh. 

Cherry,  Clare. 

•Veasey,  Pet. 

Jollve,  Jes. 

Fisher,  Cath. 

Graves,  Trin. 

Chapman,  Joh. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Seeker,  Joh. 

Wilson,  Emm. 

Barker,  Chr. 

Creed,  Corpus 

Simpson,  Joh. 

Trollope,  Pemb. 

Bagshawe,  Triti 

Atkinson,  Sid. 

•Arnold,  Trin. 

Dobson,  Pemb 

Kennaway,  Ti'in. 

Newby,  Joh. 

•Husband,  Magd. 


1822.— MODERATORS  l^^j^p^^  Chevallier,  M.A.  Cath. 


Wranglers 

Ds^Holditch,  (1) 
•Peacock,  (2) 
•Birkett, 

Thornton, 
•Harris, 
•Alderson, 
•Parish, 

Holgate, 
•Porter, 

Ware, 
•Arnold, 
•Gooch,  (Hill) 
♦Greenwood, 

Perry, 
•Kennaway, 

Blunt, 

Simpson, 

Turner, 

Allan, 

Hamilton,!.  W. 
•Taylor, 
•Fendall, 

Lloyd, 

Raven, 
•Paley, 

Giraud, 

Hamilton,  J.  H. 

Morton, 

Comwell, 
*Long,  (A) 


Caius. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Pemb. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Corpus. 

Jes. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Jes. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Trin. 


Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  Law,  Pet. 

I       -C^yton   Clayton  j^^, 

j         Thornton,  Clare. 

Margetts,  Joh. 

•Ward,  Clare. 

•Collyer,  Clare. 

Hutchins,  Corpus. 

\         White,  Trin. 

I       •Williamson,  Sid. 

•Maiden,  (b)  Trin. 

♦Gleadall,  Cath. 

Warburton,  Pemb. 

Brookes,  Pemb. 

Alder,  Pet. 

Mousley,  Qu. 

Colvile,  I  ar„  Joh. 

I         Stone,    )^^-  Sid. 

Burt,  Caius. 

Hutchinson,  Jes. 

Smith,  Joh. 

Burroughes,  Corpus. 

North,  Joh. 

Blackburn,  Chr. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Jarratt,  J.  Joh. 

Fenn,  Joh. 

Radford,  Jes. 

Bellas,  Chr. 

Adcock,  Pet. 
Blyth,  >  ^^  Chr. 
Wallace,  \  ^^-  Corpus 

Wilson,  Jes. 
Thompson,         Joh. 

Robley,  Trin. 

Jarratt,  R.  Joh. 

Schneider,  Joh. 

Gibbon,  Joh. 

»Hogg,  Pel. 

Nursey,  Sid. 


1  Formerly  Fellow  of  St  Peter's. 

2  Regius    Professor    of    Divinity,    1843—1850. 
Bishop  of  LlandafT,  1849—1883. 


3  University  I-ibrarian,  1845—1864.     Formerly 
Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 

4  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1833. 


254 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1823.-MODERATORS  H^l?"    S?'^]'PL^a'^  o^^"'    ^'^'    '^'''*'' 

Mohn  Hmd,  M.A.  Std. 
Examiners  ^Temple  Chevallier,  M.A.  Cath. 
f  John  Graham,  M.A.  Christ's. 


Ds 


Wranglers, 

'  *Airy,  (!) 

Trin. 

•Jeffreys,  (2) 

Joh. 

Mason, 

Joh. 

Drink  water, 

Trin. 

•Myers, 

Trin. 

•Foley, 

Emm. 

•Fisher, 

Pet. 

Hamilton, 

Joh. 

Buckle, 

Trin. 

•Field,  •! 

Trin. 

•Hodgson, 

Pet. 

''^Stephcnson, 

Joh. 

•Punnett, 

Clare. 

Sutcliffe, 

Trin. 

•Clowes, 

Qu. 

Winning, 

Trin. 

•Rusby, 

Cath. 

•Sandys, 

Qu. 

•Currie, 

Pemb. 

•Brett, 

Corpus. 

Cooper, 

Joh. 

Kempson, 

Trin. 

•Waring, 

Maqd. 

Beauclerk, 

Cams. 

Marshall, 

qu. 

Wharton, 

Joh. 

Senior  Optimes. 


Ds  'Cory, 

Nunns, 
"•Howarth, 

Lutwidge, 

Birkett, 
"•Crick  ^ 

Kerrich, 

Miller, 

Cubitt, 

Childers, 

Ayre, 
•Hildyard, 

Russell, 

Bainbridge, 

Paynter, 

Wilson, 

Herring  1 

(Barnwell)! 

Green, 

Caylor, 

Carl  yon, 

Place, 

Welsby, 

Bryan, 

Petit, 

Sergeant, 


Emm. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh 

Joh. 

Chr. 

Chr. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Cath. 

Chr. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caiug. 

Cath. 

Cath. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


Junior  Optimes 


Ds  Wilson, 

Stoddart, 

Cane, 

Blake, 
•Backhouse, 

Daniel, 
•Rothman, 

Menteath, 

Milner, 

Hine, 

Birch, 
^Leapingwell, 

Barber, 

May, 

Boultbee, 

Boileau, 


Cath. 

Chr. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Clare. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

Cor  pur. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


1824.— Moderators  i  -J?^'"  ^J'x'^Tt''  ^igman,  M.A.  Trin. 
\  Henry  H.  Hughes,  M.A.  Joh. 


P^XAMINERS 

Wranglers. 

Ds«*Cowling,  (1)  Joh. 

^•Bowstead,  (2)  Corpus. 

France, (France- \  ^  •„ 

Hayhurst)  F'^"- 

•Buckle,  Sid. 

•Hall,  Maqd. 

•Collins,  Chr. 

•Martin,  Trin. 

•Wedge wood,  7  Chr. 

*Arlett,  Pemb. 

Warden,  Emm. 

**Guest,  Caius. 

V  Tennant,  a  Trin. 

•Cory,  Caius 

•Gedge,  a  Cath. 

•Wilson,  Joh. 

•Saunders,     .  Sid. 

Wailes,  Cath. 

Lutwidge,.  7  Jloh. 

•Baldwin,  Chr. 

Start,  Trin. 

Rising,  Pemb. 

•Remington,  a  Trin. 

•Beville,  Pet. 


John  Hind,  M.A.  Sidney. 
Joshua  King,  M.A.  Queens'. 


9  •Wood, 
•Arnold, 

Thistlethwaite, 

Gibson, 

Phillips, 
•Crawley,  f 
•Teeson, 

Sandys, 


Trin. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Maqd. 

Clare. 

Pemb. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Corpus. 
Pemb. 
Joh. 
Joh. 


Ds  Greav.,, ,_ 
Atkinson, 
Dayman, 

WaUer,|^9- 
Garton, 
Burn, 
Senkler, 
Wells, 
Foster,  /9 
Lawson, 
Edwards,  7 
•Malkin,  (A)  a 
Brown, 


Chr. 
Qu. 

Qu. 

Caius. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


Hammond, 

Bromilow, 

Green, 

Fulcher, 

Benson, 

Gatenby,  j  „^ 

Holmes,  l^^" 
•Barham,  (B)a 

Ruddock, 
♦Baines,  a 
*Fearon,  7 

Smith,  7 

Carrighan,  1  ^ 

Gurney,  ai^« 


Corpus. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

J  oil. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Chr. 

Emm 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Frost,  Cath 

Dunderdale,  B    Joh. 
Mellish, 
•Crosland, 
Worsley,  J.  C. 
Furlong,  13 
Williams, 


Trin. 

Magd. 

Pemb. 

Sid. 

Joh. 


1  Lueasian  Professor  of  Mathematics, 
828.  Plumian  Professor  of  Astronomy, 
836.     Astronomer  Royal,  1835—1881. 

2  Master  of  St  Peter's,  1838—1847. 

3  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1834. 

4  Public  Orator.  1836—1848. 

5  Esquire  Bedell,  1826—1863. 


6  University  Counsel,  1845—1869. 

7  Bishop  of  Sodor  and  Man,  1838—1840.     Bish.ip 
of  Lichfield,  1840—1843. 

8  Master  of  Caius  College,  1852—1880. 

9  Lord  Hatherley,  formerly  Lord  Chancellor  of 
England. 

^  Equal  as  Chancellor's  Medallists. 


i 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES, 


265 


(leraple  Chevallier,  M.A.  Cath. 

Examiners    !  "J?^^"  ^^^^fi^  ^^^^""S'/^-^k  ^''''' 
(  Henry  H.  Hughes,  M.A.  Joh. 


Wranglers. 
l>si»Challis,  (1)  Trin. 

"■Williamson  (2)  0  Clare. 


•Newton, 
Ranken, 

•Waud, 
Morton,  P 
Parker, 
'  Wigram 


Joh 

Corpus. 

Maqd. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin 


•Williamson  (b)  a  Trin 
•Burrows, 

Darby, 

Frampton, 
•Blakelock,  0 
•Dade,  0 
•Cape, 
•Beatson,  a 
•Wilson,  a 

Harrison, 
•Fernie, 
•Barrick, 
•Graham, 

Knowles, 
•Smith, 
•Heathfield, 
•Maude, 
•Martin, 
•Riddell,  a 
•Barlow,  y 

Dunningham, 

Richardson, 


Caius. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Cains. 

Caius. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Jes. 

Caius. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Pet. 

Caius. 


Senior  Optimes. 


\Mq. 


Ds  Lubbock, 
•Pooley,  a 
•Isaacson,  (a) a 

Warner,  13 

Berkeley, 

Langhain, 

Phillips, 

Gaye, 

Wolfe, 

Parish,  7 

Gilpin, 

Smith, 

Malkin,  a 

Hill, 

Crocker, 

Warner,  0 

Young,  0 

Holme, 

Morton,  C.  7 

Prater,  a 

Hawkins,  a 

Ward,!'*-^- 
Ay  erst, 
Pratt,  0 
Earle,  7 
Hayes, 
Custance, 
Smith,  a 
Turner, 
Gaitskell, 
Youlden, 
Barry, 
Lowe, 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Chr. 

Joh. 

Chr. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Chr. 


Kempthorne,  0  Joh. 
Reade,  Caius. 

Wayne,  Pet. 

Skinner,  Sid. 


Junior  Opti 
Ds  Lewis, 

Bollaerts,  7 
'*Hildyard,  7 

Willmore, 

Evans, 

Outram, 

Brook, 

Wakefield, 

Fletcher, 

Falcon, 

Marshall,  7 

Sanderson, 
•Praed,  a 

Dallin, 

Wimberley,  a 


men. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
Joh. 
Caius. 
Joh. 
Maqd. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Corpus. 
Emm. 


1  Plumian  Professor  of  Astronomy,  1886—1888. 

2  M.P.  for  the  University,  1850—1859. 
8  Formerly  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 


256 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1826.-MODERATORS  H«\"  ^ind,  M^    Sidney. 

(  Joshua  King,  M.A.  Queens  . 


FvAMTiMFRs   ^'^^^^  Warren,  M.A.  Jesus 
EXAMINERS    }  Temple  Chevallier,  M.A.  ( 


Cath. 


IVranylers, 


Ds  *Law,  (1) 
•Hymers, 
•Metcalfe, 
'•Hanson,  (2) 
2  •Miller, 
•Budd, 

Moseley, 
*Stratton,  (a)  a 
"•Willis, 
•Fisher,  a 
Julian, 
Mason, 
•Clinton, 
Eyre, 
Stansfield. 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Cains. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 
Caius. 
Pemb. 
Trin. 


•Hodgson,  (b)  a  Trin 


•Otter,  E. 

Webb, 
•Green,  /? 

Salkeld, 
•Keeling,  13 

Goodhart,  0'< 

Wells,  7       1 

Stone, 

Smith,  7 

Wollaston, 
•Booth, 


Jes. 

Trin. 
Chr. 
Trin. 
Joh. 

Caius. 
Joh. 
Caius. 
Corpus. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Opt 

imes. 

Ds  Atkinson,  R.  a   Trin. 

Ds  Dunn, 

Joh. 

Clark,  7 

Vm. 

Atkinson,  C. 

Trin. 

Lawson, 

Joh. 

Russell, 

Pet. 

•Clutton, 

Emm. 

Shepherd,  0 

Trin. 

Edmonds, 

Trin. 

Greensall,  y 

Joh. 

Hales, 

Trin. 

Hopkins,  y 

Joh. 

Welch,  a 

Pemb. 

Apthorp, 

Emm. 

Heald,  a 

Trin. 

Stephens, 

Joh. 

**Marsden,  a 

Joh. 

*•  Power,  a 

Clare. 

Blissard, 

Joh. 

Patton,  jS 

Trin. 

Maynard, 

Pemb. 

Pinder,  r 

Trin. 

Ashington, a 
Bumell, 

Trin. 

Hubbersty, 

Joh. 

Caih. 

Greene, 

Pemb. 

Gilderdale, 

Cole, 

Joh. 

Rolls,  0 

Trin. 

Moore, 

Chr. 

Neate, 

Trin. 

Flavell,  a 

Joh. 

Otter,  G. 

Jes. 

Bisset, 

Maqd. 

Stock,  (3 

Pet. 

Rawlings, 

Qu!^ 

Borrett,  /3 

Caius. 

Bell, 

Caius. 

Smedley, 

Trin. 

Gregg, 

Joh. 

Fearon, 

Joh. 

Bawtree, 

Jes. 

Kinglake, 

Trin. 

South, 

Pemb. 

Suttaby, 

Joh. 

Adye, 

Caius. 

Baker, 

Sid. 

Foster,  y 

Joh. 

Steggall, 

Jes. 

Purton, 

Trin. 

•Gretton,  a 

Joh. 

Price,  a 

Joh. 

•Gibson,  a 

Sid. 

Gibson, 

Joh. 

Taylor,  r 

Jet. 

Kerr, 

Sid. 

Collins, 

Trin. 

Gumey, 

Trin. 

1  Late  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall.     Late  Fellow  of  Caius, 

2  Professor  of  Mineralogy,  1832 — 1881. 
8  Jacksonian  Professor,  18S7— 1876. 

4  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1843.    Disney  Professor  of  Archaeology,  1861 — 1866. 

5  Late  Fellow  of  Downing, 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


267 


Wranglers. 


>s 'Gordon,  (2) 

Pet. 

•Turner,  (1) 

Trin. 

•Cleasby,  a 

Trin. 

De  Morgan, 

Trin. 

Cankrien, 

Trin. 

»Yate, 

Joh. 

1  Hopkins, 

Pel. 

•Butterton,  a 

Joh. 

•Tinkler, 

Corpus. 

•Thompson, 

Joh. 

•Peacock,  (Cust)i3Jo7j.        | 

•Venn, 

t.     \ 

•Stuart, 

Moore, 

Qu. 

H  oare,  a 

Joh. 

•King, 

Cor/ IKS. 

•Biley, 

Clare. 

Charlesworth, 

t  Trin. 

•Tinder, 

Cuius. 

Cooper, 

Trin. 

Lewis, 

Trin. 

Kellv, 

Caius. 

Brooke, 

Joh. 

Colvile, 

Jith. 

Dodd, 

Corpus. 

North, 

Joh. 

Kem])thorne,  ^  J  oh. 

•Carus,  a 

Trin. 

Webster, 

Trin. 

Burnaby, 

Caius. 

Dawes, 

Caius. 

Farre, 

Joh. 

Dobbs, 

Trin 

^•Jarrett,  a 

Cath. 

Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  'Hovenden  (b)  a  Trin. 

Beechey,  Caius. 

Eade,  Caius. 

Cumby,  Corpus. 

Haselwood,  Joh. 

Owen,  Joh. 

•Bunch,  Errnn. 

Rowsell,  Sid. 

•Colbeck,  Kmm. 

Smith,  P.  a  Trin. 

Cape,  Corpus. 

Row,  Caius. 

Newland,  Corjius. 

3 Talbot,  a  Trin. 

Saunders,  Peinb. 

Luard,  Joh. 

Barrs,  A.  Joh. 

Stammers,  Joh. 

Grose,  Clare. 

Paull,  7  Joh. 

Fosbrooke,  Pemb. 

Deans,  Chr. 

Appleton,  0  Trin. 

Spyers,  7  Joh. 

Bees,  a  Joh. 

Dewdney,  Joh. 

Walford,  a  Trin. 
^•Kennedy,  (a)  a   Joh 


Lay, 
•Dykes,     }^ 
Sergeant.  I  ^^• 
Johnson, 
Bowstead 
Cooper, 
Leatherdale, 


Joh. 

Pet. 

Corpus 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 


Junior  Optimes 


Ds  Cartwright, 
Collyer,  /3 
Kenrick, 
Chatfield,  a 
Cottingham,  7 
Malins, 
Stainforth, 
Easton, 
Smith,  S. 
Bernard, 
Willan,  7 
Antrobus, 
Barrs,  F. 
Cartmel, 
Vinall,  (3 
Breynton, 
Braine,  a 
Woodhouse, 
Appleyard,  /3 
Robson,  a 


Chr. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Caius 

Qn. 

Kthth. 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Cath. 

Mapd 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Caius 

Trin. 


1  Esquire  Bodell,  1827—1866. 

2  Professor  of  Arabic,  1831—1854.    Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew,  1854—1833. 

3  Late  Lorfl  Talbot  de  MalaViide. 

4  Regius  Professor  of  Greeli,  1867—1889. 


258 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1828. — Moderators 


Examiners 


Wranglers. 
Ds  1 'Perry,  (\)a       Trin 
-'•Baily,  (2) 
•Evans,  a 
•Lund, 
*  Overton, 
^•Selwyn,  (a)  a 
•Snowball, 

Smith, 
•Tuck, 
•Smith, 

Gratrix, 
•Goodwin, 

Seaplehorn, 
•Fitzherbert,  a 

Lestourgeon, 
•Stokes, 

Coddington, 
•Peile,  (B)  a 
•Dusautoy, 

Spedding, 

Whichcot, 


Briggs,  7 
•Sheffield, 
•Smith, 

Robinson, 
•  Potter, 

Fawcett,  a 
•Almack, 

Borlase, 

Cockayne, 
*Jones, 

Swann,  y 

Atherton, 


J  oh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Cuius. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cuius. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Cuius. 

Joh. 

Cuius. 

Qu. 

Cuth. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Muqd. 

Joh. 

Qu. 


f William  Whewell,  M.A.  Trip, 
iJoshua  King,  M.A.   Queens . 

J  Francis  Martin,  M.A.  Trin, 
t  Henry  Molvill.  M.A.  Pet, 


Senior  Optimes. 


Ds  Hall,       X  ^^, 
•Haymes,/-*'^- 

Cockburn, 
•Dickson, 
•Dodd,  7 
•Kaine,  0 

Morton, 

Cookesley, 

Kerrison, 

Jones, 

Beiithall, 

Cotterill, 

Gillies, 

Docker, 
•  Barnes,  a 

Burrow, 

Willis,  a 

Maynard, 

Bateman, 

Bower, 

Todd, 

Collin, 

Simpson, 

Gun  ton, 

Wace, 

Barker, 
*  Jerrard,  a        j 
\Vhittington,7( 

Piatt,  a 

Maclaren, 


Cuius. 
Clure. 
Sid. 
Emm. 
Muqd. 
Trin. 
Sid. 
Joh. 
Corpus. 
Corpus. 
Trin. 
Qu. 
Cuius. 
Chr. 
Trin. 
Qu. 
Trin. 
Cuius. 
Qu. 
Jes. 
Cuius. 
Emm. 
Corpus. 
Chr. 
Trin. 
Corpus. 
3j>„  Cuius. 

Trin. 
Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 
IS  Appleton,  Joh 

Blake,  Pet. 

Brown,  Trin. 

Yardley,  7 

Gibson, 

Snow, 
■•'Kingdon,  (3 

Houghton, 

Knight, 
Hankinson,  ( 
Povah,  7 

Reynard, 

Atkinson, 

Goodwin, 

Thornton, 

Baxter, 
Brayshaw, 
Ogilby, 
«i,-Cg, 

Brockman,  7 
Ashworth,  /3 
Ford, 
Procter, 
Tate,  7 
Cook,  a 


Joh. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Muqd. 

Sid. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


1  Bishop  of  Melbourne,  1847—1876. 

2  University  Counsel,  1857. 

3  Laily  Margaret's  Professor,  1855—1875. 

4  Late  Fellow  of  Sidney. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


259 


.829.-Mo.HK.xoKsSChar^s^Jem.ys.  M.A.  J^k^^^ 


E 

XAMiNKRS    jjogi^ua  King,  M.A.  Qween**. 

Wranglers. 

Senior   Optime.s. 

Junior  Optimes. 

)si*Philpott,  (2)  a 

Cath. 

Ds  Phillips, 

Pet. 

Ds  Barker, 

Chr. 

-Cavendish,  (1)  a  Trin. 

Wharton, 

Joh. 

Bailey, 

Trin. 

•Murphy, 
•Thurtell, 

Caius. 

Hawtrey,73 
Clarke,  wT 

Trin. 

Prittie.  /3 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Bellhouse, 

Magd. 

•Smith, 

Chr. 

Clarke, 

Cath. 

Weddall, 

Cath. 

White, 

Trin. 

Ellis, 

Jes. 

Steble, 

Qu. 

•Shadwell,  o 

Joh. 

Williams,  f 

Corpus. 

•Martineau.a 

Trin. 

'•Phillips, 

Qu. 

Withers,  a 

Trin. 

Sheppard, 

Caius 

•Mallett, 

Pemb. 

Hodgson, 

Jes. 

Campbell, 
Sunderland, 

Emm. 

Lyons 

Trin. 

Burnett, 

Pemb. 

Clare 

•Scott,  /? 
•Phillips,  a 

Trin. 

Cautley,  /3 
Baldock, 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Ray, 
Fison, 

Clare 
Joh. 

•Fell,  ' 

Pet. 

Stone, 

Joh. 

Johnson, 7 

Sid. 

Hoare,  a 

Trin. 

Valentine,  a 

Trin. 

lieadon. 

Joh. 

•Tillotson, 

Pet. 

Paget,  7 

Caius. 

Poole, 

Joh. 

J^arkin, 

Qu. 

Jones, 

Magd. 

Rasch, 

Trin. 

Singleton, 

Joh. 

Bowman, 

Clare. 

Sparkes, 
Mainwaring,  7 

jH)h. 

Coulcher, 

Corpus. 

Macaulay, 

Pet. 

Caius 

•Cobden, 

Joh 

Dickinson, 

Caius. 

Adams, 

Qu. 

•Jennings, 

Chr. 

Butler,  a 

Joh. 

Foulger, 

Trin. 

'Langshaw,  $ 

Joh. 

Beaty,  ( Pownall)  C/are. 

Luckoek, 

Joh. 

Beavan, 

Caius. 

•Hopper, 

(Shipperdson 

^<^Chr. 

•Smith,  S.  7 

Joh. 

.SSley,.l*« 

Caius. 

•Hildyard.  a 

Pet. 

•  Trin. 

Barlow, 

Trin. 

•Martin,  (b)  a 

Joh. 

Netherwood,/3 

Corpus. 

•Birkett, 

Emm. 

Doria,  7 

Joh. 

Hodgson, 
Marshman, 

Caius. 

Howard, 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Walker,  W.  7 

Trin. 

Beatson, 

Sid. 

Cox, 

Corpus. 

Pearse, 

Corpus. 

Abbott,  7 

Qu. 

Sidgwick, 

Trin. 

Butler,  7 
Whiting, 
•Soames,  (a)  a 
Middleton, 
Jackson, 
Newby, 
Smith,  R.  a 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Clare. 
Trin. 
Joh. 

1  Master  of  St  Catharine's  College,  1845-1861.    BUhop  of  Worcester,  1861  -1891 . 

2  Seventh  Duke  of  Devonshire.    Chancellor  of  the  University,  1861—1892. 

3  President  of  Queens'  College,  18.W— 1892. 


260 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1830.-MODERATORS  {J™^^^®"'^  Hanson,  M.A.  Colas. 


Examiners 


King,  M.A.  Queens'. 

I  William  Hallows  Miller,  M.A.  Joh. 
(James  Bowstead,  M.A.  Corptis. 


Wranglers . 


Ds  •Whitley,  0 
•Heaviside,  (2) 
•Steven ton,  (1) 
i*Pritchard, 
•Rangeley, 
•Pullen, 
'Herbert, 
2  Walker, 
3'Birkbeck, 
•Dal  ton, 
•Kuhff, 

Robins, 
•Molineux, 

Walsh, 

Whall, 
^Urquhart,  /S 

Ponsonby, 

Walker, 

Pearson, 
•Steel,  (b)  a 

Rainbach, 
•Buston, 

Tate,  /S 

Chapman, 
•Mann,  6 

Jackson, 
•Heath,  0  t 

Maynard,  I 

Tayler, 
•Tucker,  a 
•Baily, /3 

Barton, 

Banks. 


Mq. 


Joh. 

Sid. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Qu. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Cath. 

Maqd. 

Clare. 

Corpus. 

Kmm. 

Ma(jd. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Joh 


Dunnington(  Jefferson), .7 

Hphprf    a  Trill 


Hebert, 
Gibson,  (  ay- 
Powell,!  ^•'^• 
•  Foster, 
Wall, 
Yardley, 


Trill. 
Chr. 
Tr.  H. 
Caius. 
Magd. 


Seriior  Optimes. 

Trin 


Ds  Myers,  y 
Gibson, 
Snow, 
Dowell, 
Jadis, 
Fletcher, 
Hodgkinson 
Bird, 

Desborough, 
Cook, 
Sanders, 
Hobson, 
England, 


Chr. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Corpus. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

I     ^"  Emm. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Pemb. 


•Wordsworth  (a)  a  Trin. 


Jay, 

Lawes, 

Simpson,  7 

Faweett, 

Dalton,  /3 

Mosley, 

Hoare, 

Parrington, 
•Clarke,  o 

Smith,  J. 

Edkins, 

Wood,  y 
•Watkins,  0 
'AVilkinson,  a 
'Merivale,  a 

Smith,  U. 

Hilton, 

Lister, 

Todd,  0 

Cosway, 

Humfrey, 


Caius. 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Pet. 

Pemh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Chr. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Down. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Trin. 


Ds  Frere,  0 
Hill, 
•Burcham,  a 
Thomas,  7 
Cory, 
Dolling, 
Ingram, 
Roberts,  0 
Drake, 
Pickering, 
Armytage,  0 
Foster, 
Sunderland, 
Marsh,  0 
Hore, 
Coates,  0 
Carter, 
Prior, 
Dwyer, 
Reade,  y 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Mapd. 

Caius 

Joh. 

Qu. 

Jes. 

Qu. 

Qu. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 


1  Savilian  Professor  of  Astronomy  at  Oxford, 
18TO-1893.  Late  Fellow  of  New  College,  Oxford. 
Hnlsean  Lecturer,  I8fi7. 

2  Late  Fellow  of  Brasenose  Collese,  Oxford. 

3  Downing  Professor  of  the  Laws  of  England, 


1860—1888.    Master  of  Downing,  1885—1888. 

4  Public  Orator,  1836.     Hiilsuan  Lecturer,  18)7. 
Bishop  of  Lincoln,  1869—1885. 

5  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1861. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


261 


I8JI. — Moderators  J  ,  „       ^     i    ht  *     •» 

(James  Bowstead,  M.A.  Corpus. 


Examiners 


Wranglers. 
Ds  Earnshaw,  (1)     J  oh. 
I'Gaskin,  (2) 
•Budd, 
•Worlledge,  0 


'Mills,  sen. 
•Amphlett, 
•Peill, 
•Paget, 

Wnytehead, 

Meller, 

Smith, 

Willan, 

Cheadle, 

Sheppard,  0 

Rigg, 

Bates, 
•Oliver, 
•Mills,  jun. 

Paton, 

Entwistle,  W. 


J  oh. 
Caius. 
Trill. 
Pemb. 

Pet. 

Cuius. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

<^u. 

Trin. 

Cains. 

Corpus. 

Pet. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


•Blakesley,  (a)  a  Trin. 


•Otter, 
•Degex, 

Winter, 
•Walker, 

Bacon, 
•Hildyard, 

Nash, 

Geary, 

Harrison,  (3 
•Hoare,  (b)  a 


Chr. 

Jes. 

Corpus. 

Chr. 

Corpus. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Joh. 


William  Henry  Hanson,  M.A.  Cuius. 
Joshua  King,  M.A.  Queens\ 


Senior  Optimes. 


Ds  Delamare, 
Dawes,  7 
Colvile, 
o  T_yrrell, 
•Whiston,/3 
Ross-Lewin, 
Ventris, 
Nicholson, 
Bonnin, 
Mann, 
Dixon, 
Owstou, 
Stanton, 
Bullock, 
Swann,  7 
Dash  wood,  /3 
Favell, 
Hoc'kin, 
Thompson, 
Proctor, 
Stoddart, 
Minty,  0 
Klanert, 
Pick  wood, 
Harman, 
Rogers, 
Thomson, 


Caius. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Qu. 

Joh. 

Qu. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

Qu. 

Chr. 

Clare. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Chr. 

Corpus. 

Caius. 

Pet. 

Pet. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Jes. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Venables,  0         Emm 

Bainbridge,  1  af„  Cath 

Cockerton,  \-^^-  Joh 

Whittington 

Wallace, 

Gaskell, 
•Kennedy,  a 

Fell,  7 

Sharpies, 

Shadweli./S 
•Johnstone,  a 

Stacye, 
•Fleming, 

Street, 

Power 

Blane, 

Jerwood, 

Spedding,  0 

Vawdrey,  7 
•Walsh,  a 
*•  Selwyn,  a 

Evans,  7 

Foster, 

Chatfiold,  a 

Morgan, 

Fosbrooke, 

Yelloly, 


Pemb. 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Caius 

Chr. 

Pemb. 

Qu. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Trio. 

Trih. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


\  Late  Fellow  of  Jesus. 

•i  Kegius  Professor  of  Physic,  IS/a— 189-'. 

8  Bishop  of  Newcastle,  Australia,  1847—1880. 

4  Bishop  of  Auckland,  New  Zealand,  1841—1867. 


Bishop  of  Lichfield ,  1867—1873. 


262 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


i832.-MODERATORS    {J^^"^^«    ^^^t^"'    ^'^'   ^'^''- 


Examiners 


fames  Bowstead,  M.A.  Corpus. 

James  Cballis,  M.A.  Trin. 

William  Henry  Hanson,  M.A.  Cuius. 


Wranglers. 
Ds  'Heath,  a  (1) 
•Laing,  (2) 
•Cotterill, 
"West, 
•Hamilton, 
•Russell, 
■■'•Cookson, 
•Shorting, 
•Broniby,  0 
•Rowlands, 

Hawtrey, 
•Simpson, 
•Eyres, 

Webster, 

'Chapman, 

•Ottley, 

•Nind, 

•Davidson, 

Milne, 

Hoare, 

Evans, 

Pinckney, 

Hodgson,  7 
*•  Browne,  y 
•Ray, 

Potts, 
•Power,  7 

West, 
•Cotesworth, 

Francis, 

Lloyd, 

Considine,  f 

Mandell, 
■••Alford,  a 

George, 


Trin. 

J  oh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cuius. 

Pet. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Cuius. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Cuius. 

Pet. 

Clir. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Emm. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Pet. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Trin . 

Joh. 


Senior  Op  times. 
Ds  Grove,  7  Pemb. 

Daniel,  Joh. 

5  'Maddison,  Jes. 

!       'Lushington,  (a) a  Trin 
I  Fysh,  7  Qu. 

I         Shurt,  Chr. 

i         Crawford,  Caius. 

Williams,  Trin. 

I  Borton,  /?  Caius 

*  •Thompson,  (b)  a  Trin 


Holmes 

Bridgman, 
•Venables,  a 

Brade,  (3 

Golding, 

Bland,  /  „ 

Grant,  i^^ 

Allen, 
•Forster,  a 

Martin, 
•Ebden, 

Tottenham, 

Hurnard, 

Martin,  0 
•Ludlam,  a 

Scott, 

Wright, 

Hailstone. 

Hirst, 

Skally, 

Porter, 

Bowstead,  7 

Bell,         I  ^,, 

Radcliffe,!^^ 

Shadwell, 

'Went  worth  Fitz  William,  \ 

Hon.W.  C. /3   Tr.\ 

Wilkinson,  Chr. ) 

Adams,  Caius. 

Spencer,  Chr. 


iMq. 


Mq. 


Emm. 

Pet. 

Jes. 

Joh. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Qu. 

Tr.  H. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Chr. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Joh. 


Junior  Op  times. 

Magd. 
Qu. 
Qu. 
Trin. 


Ds  Broadhurst,  a 
•Fitzherbert,/3 
Haworth, 
Morrison, 
Dickinson, 
Gallichan, 
Cottom, 
Chapman, 
•Dobson,  a 
Gibbs, 
Wills, 
Thompson, 
Christie,  7 
Brown, 
Skirrow, 
Upcher, 
Beadon, 
Clarke, 
Richardson 
Panting,  0 
Read 


•Wray.ai^'^ 
Chapman,  /? 
•-'*Shilleto,  a 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Qu. 

Qu. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Maqil . 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 
jff.,  Joh. 
^-  Trin. 

Joh. 

Maqd. 

Joli. 
;  jff„   Trin. 
^^'i-Trin. 


1  Late  Fellow  of  Clare. 

2  Master  ot  St  Peter's,  1847—1876. 

3  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity,  1854—1864. 
Bishop  of  Ely,  18(54-1873.  Bishop  of  Winchester, 
187»-1891. 

4  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1841. 


f,  Late  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's. 

6  Regius  Professor  of  Greek,  1853—1867.    Mastt 
of  Trinity,  1866—1886. 

7  Afterwards  Lord  Milton. 

8  Late  Fellow  of  St  Peter's. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


263 


1833.-MODERATORS      \  ^t^''^   ^^"P^^U^V^"^^- 

(John  Hymers,  M.A.  Joh. 
Francis  Martin,  M.A.  Trin. 
Robert  Murphy,  M.A.  Cuius. 


Examiners 


(2) 


H.0 


Wruiiylcn 
•Ellice,  (1) 
•Bowstead, 
•Pratt, 

Kemplay, 
•Phelps, 
•Pound, 
i^Cartmell, 
•Jerrard, 

Barber, 

Fowler,  0 

Gowring, 

Brown,  J. 
•Boteler, 

Hankinson, 

Nicholson,  0 

Radcliffe, 

Thompson,  J. 
•Inman,  0\  ^,, 

Quirk,       |^«- 
•Bamfield, 
•Fisher, 
•Hewlett,  0 

Feachem, 
•Fawcett,7 

Wright, 

Heathcote, 
•Paley, 

Dimock, 

Barker,  J.  H, 

Caton, 

Haworth, 

Lawrence, 

Manners, 

Wilkinson, 


jEq. 


Cuius. 

Pevib. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Chr. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Jes. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Maqd. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Jes. 


Senior  Optimes. 


])s  Chambers 
Loder, 
Gwilt, 
Stoddart, 
Wilson, 
Travers, 
Hedges, 
•Begbie,  a 
Vawdrey, 
Bishop, 


Mq. 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Jes. 

Corpus. 

Chr. 

(^u. 

Pemb. 

Qu. 

Jes. 


Andras,  7 

Joh. 

Heywood, 

Trin. 

»Bunbury,(A)a 

1  ,=>^'»-'" 

Massey, 

\mjoh. 

Fellowes,(Benyon)Jy/«. 

Raikes,  0 

Corpus 

Sanders, 

Joh. 

Power, 

Cath. 

Evans,  W.  7  1 

^^■&. 

WoocU  R.  M.  i 

•Tate,  0 

Emm. 

Peat, 

Pet. 

Barker,  W.  G. 

Joh. 

sPerey,  Hon.J.W.  Jo^. 

•Kemi)e,  a 
Speck, 

Clare. 
Joh. 

Lan«don, 7 

Joh. 

WaliFord,  a 

Trin. 

Huxtable,  7 

Trin. 

•Hildyard  {B)a 

Chr. 

Jones,  L.  0 

qu. 

Ward, 

Corpus. 

Jacob,  7 

Emm. 

Marshall, 

Trin. 

Greensill, 

Corpus. 

Smith, /3 

Pet. 

Brewitt,        ]  ;,,„  Pet. 
Wilson,  R.a]^''- Joh. 

Brown, 

Emm. 

Bullen, 

Pet. 

Cantrell, 

Emm. 

Barnes, «  (  ^ 
Myers,      1  ^^ 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Taylor,  0 

Joh. 

Roots,  0 

Jes. 

Weston, 

Trin. 

Bathurst, 

Joh. 

Junior  Optimen. 
s  Lydekker,  a       Trin. 

Rose,  7  Clare. 

Marsden,  Cath. 

Sharp,  Magd. 

Sale,  7  Joh. 

North,  J.  W.  0  Trin. 

Stockdale,  0       Trin. 

Price,  R.  M.        ^u. 

Dusautoy,  7        Joh. 

Williams,  Maqd. 

Wix,  Pet. 

Elliott,  Pemb. 

Nelson,  Pet. 

Bury,  u  Joh. 

Couchman,  7  1  ^.-^  Clare. 
•Whitaker,   ai'*'^-<?M. 

Wirgman,  Pet. 

Snow,  Jfih. 

Noble,  Joh. 

Lowe,  Tr.  H. 

•Francis,  a  (  «•,,  Joh. 

Tuck,         t  ^^-  Corpus. 

Barton,  Joh. 

Jackson,  Cath. 


1  Master  of  Sidney,  1843— 189<). 

2  Master  of  Christ's,  1849—1881. 

3  The  late  Lord  J.  W.  Percy. 


264 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


l834.~MODERATORS    \  ^«^"   ^fff^I.^^M   A  •^^^'  ,A 

/  Henry  Philpott,  M.A.  Cath. 


Examiners 


(  Edwin  Steventon,  M.A.  Corpus. 
\  Charles  Thomas  Whitley,  M.A.  Jok. 


Wranglers. 

Ds 'Kelland,  (1)  Qu. 

**Birks,  (2)  Trin. 

•Stevenson,  0  Trin. 

Pry  or,  Trin. 

Hoare,  Trin. 

^•Main,  Qm. 

•Bullock,  Joh. 

•Bates,  Jes. 

Creuze,  Joh. 

•Fletcher,  7  Pemb. 

•Cocker,  Pet. 

•Hey,  y  Joh. 

•Trentham,  7  Joh. 

Gooch,  7  Trin. 

•Evans,  a  Pet. 

Irwin,  Caius. 

3  •Hutchinson,  Magd. 

•Darley,  Chr. 

•Lawson,  Mapd. 

Dalton,  Calus. 

Hulton,  Trin. 

Morton,  7  Trin. 

Hanson,  Pemb. 

*Low,  Joh. 

Marsh,  a  Trin. 

Rolfe,  Joh. 

Cock,       j  gf,,  Trin. 

Isaacson,  I  ^^-  Sid. 

o*Vaughan,  a  Chr. 

•Welldon.fi  Joh. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  Yarker,  Caius. 

Carlyon,  j  6-Emin. 

«•  Forsyth,  (b)  a  j  ^  Trin. 

Huxtable,  a  Joh. 

Crow,  Chr. 

Wilkinson,  /3  Qu. 

Giles,  I  jv^Joh. 

Selwyn,(A)i  ^^Trm. 

Cory,  Pemb. 

Smyth,  Trin. 

Palmer,  7  Trin. 

Bedford,  Pet. 

Marsden,  Corpus. 

Wharton,  Joh. 

•  Webster, /3  Qu. 

Nevin,  Joh. 

Drew,  Joh. 

Wood,  Joh. 

Flatten,  Emm. 

Hanson,  Emm. 

Cumming,  7  Em-tn. 

Ouvry,  Trin. 

Bryer,  7  Joh. 

Jenner,  Joh. 

Wilkins,  Qm. 

Bramah,  Trin. 

Wiliiams,F.S./3  Trin. 

•Coates,  a  Joh. 

Cotterill,  7  Joh. 

Braithwaite,  7  Clare. 

Walker,  7  Chr. 

•Donaldson,  a  Trin. 

Bromehead,  7  Caius. 

Sandford,  (3  Joh. 

Gleadowe,  7  Caius. 

Barber,  Corpus. 

*Warter,  a  Mapd. 

Bailey,  /3  Trin. 

Jenkins,  Trin. 

•Lushington,  a  Trin. 

Johnstone,i8  Trin. 

Morison,  0  Trin. 

Edge,  Emm. 

Darnell,  Trin. 

1  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy,  1872—1883. 

2  Late  RaUcliffe  Observer  at  Oxford. 

3  Late  Fellow  of  St  Joha's. 

4  Late  Fellow  of  Exeter  College,  Oxford. 

5  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1875. 

6  Uuiversity  Commissary,  1868—1900. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Haigh,  Cath. 

Barrow,  0  Caius. 

Rawes,  Clare. 

Skrim  shire,  Cath. 

Goodchild,  Magd. 

Buswell,  Qu'. 

•Foster,  (3  Mafid. 

Wilson,  Joh. 

Wright,  Trin. 

Barnes,  Joh. 

Hurst,  Clare. 

Williams,  A.  Trin. 

Nicholl,  Trin. 

Hulbert,  Sid. 

Simson,  Clare. 

May,  7  Jes. 

Downes,  7  Tri)t. 

Morant,  Maiid. 

Holmes,  7  Trin. 

Phillips,G.  P.  a  Trin. 

Bullock,  Corpus. 

Boys,  Joh. 

Fearon,  7  Joh. 

Bishopp,  Pet. 

Teale,  Joh. 

Parry,  Mapd. 

•Kennedy,  a  Joli. 

Leathley,  7  Trin. 

Saunders,  Cath. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


266 


1835.- 


■MoDERATORS  \  i?}'""  Hairisoii  Eyai.s,  M.A.  John's. 


Examiners 


1  Thomas  Gaskin,  M.A.  Jesus. 

(  Edwin  Steventon,  M.A.  Corpus. 
\  Francis  Martin,  M.A.  Trin. 


Wranglers. 

Ds»'Cotterill,(l)a  Joh. 
*Goulburn,(2)  (A)a  Trin. 
2*Rawle,  a  Trin. 

•Greatheed,  Trin. 

Dickinson,  Trin. 

Cross,  Joh. 

•Ashby,  Pemb. 

Blackburn,  Trin. 

•Scudamore,  Joh. 

•Gibbs,  Caius. 

•Johnson,  Caius. 
Ross  de  Bladensburg,  Trin. 

Le  Mottee,  Trin. 

•Smith,  Chr. 

•Abbott,  Pemb. 

Acland,  Caius. 

Skelton,  Chr. 

White,  Trin. 

Girdlestone,  Trin. 

Smith,  H.  W.  Joh. 

^De  Sausmerez,  Caius. 

Gipps,  Joh. 

Lambert,  Joh. 

Leefe,  7  Trin. 

•Howes,  (b)  a  Trin. 

•Hall,  Clare. 

Rigg,  Chr. 

Dunn,  Trin. 

Heisch,  IVin. 

•Procter, /3  Cath. 

Helps,  Trin. 

•Merivale,  o  Trin. 
•Cooper,  J. a  j  »,^  Trin. 

Davis,  S-^'i-Chr. 

Allen,  Trin. 

Davies,  Corpus. 

Budd  Pemb. 


Senior  Optimes. 

D$  Musgrave,  Trin. 

Gibbons,  1  „„     Joh. 
•••Grote,  a  f^^"    Trin. 
Wackerbarth,  /3  Corpus. 
Hilditch, 
Rudd, 
Nichols, 
Coape, 


Watson, 

Merriman, 

Garvey, 

Jeremie, 

James, 

Lowe 

•  Drake,  /3 
Burnett, 
Courtenay, 
Seager,  /3 
Hoste, 
Shortland, 
Curtis,        1 
Davidson,  j 
James, 
Walker, 
Morris, 
Johnstone, 
Dixon,  T 
Tillard,  -y 
Beadon, B 
Hall, 

•Bishop,  /3 
Scott, 
Jowett, 
Pritchard, 
Ward, 

^•Howes,  t 
Blunt, 
Barber,  t 
•Harris,  a 


Joh 

Joh 

Caius. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Pemb. 

^^-  Clare. 
Jes. 
Jes. 
Joh. 
Emm. 
Sid. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Chr. 
Joh. 
Clare. 
Caius. 
Joh. 
Pet. 
Cath. 
Qu. 
Tr.H. 
Caius. 
Joh. 
Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Ds  White,  7 
Legrew,  /3 

Smith,  A.  7)  „ 
Thomas,  /^' 
Waltham,  7 
Williams, 


Joh. 

Joh. 

Jes. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Magd. 


Bradstreet,)  -,„  Emm 
i-^^-Maqd 


Gilbert,      , 

Scrivener,  /8         Trin. 

Richardson,        Joh. 

Ramsay,  /3  Pemb. 

Ettv.  Xjp^Joh. 


2 


Nightingale, 


•Cath. 


Schwabe, 
Karslake 
RicliardSjO 
Stocks,  7 
Laing,  /3 
*Wilkmson,  a 
Newlove, 
Fergusson, 
Ellison,  7 
Clarke,!  a,.^ 
Storer,/^«- 
Fox, 

Williamson,  

Manners  Sutton,  Trin 

Harrison,  Trin 

Paton,    )  a,^  Om. 

Phillips, /^«-  Magd 

Meade,  /3  Caius. 

Claydon,  Trin. 

Hue,  B  Trin. 


Caius. 

Maqd. 

Joh. 

Trin. 
^-Joh. 
^  Clare 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius. 


1  Bishop  of  Graham's  Town,  1»56— 1871.    Bishop  of  Edinburgh,  1872— 1886 

2  Bishop  of  Trinidad,  1872—1889. 

3  Late  Fellow  of  Pembrolie  College,  Oxford. 

4  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy,  1855—1866. 

5  Late  Bye  Fellow  of  Clare. 


12 


266 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1836. — Moderators 


Examiners 


(  Samuel  Earnshaw,  M.A.  Johns, 
\  Henry  Philpott,  M.A.  Cath. 
(  John  Harrison  Evans,  M.A.  Johns. 
\  Alexander  Thurtell,  M.A.  Caius. 


Wranglers. 

Ds*Smith,A.  (n  Trin. 

i*Colenso,(2)  Joh. 

•Robinson ,  Joh, 

Aldam,  Trin, 

Pirie,  Trin. 

*Collison,  Joh, 

•Lane,  Joh. 

Walton,  7  Trin. 

Haslam,  Joh. 

Conway,  1  ^-,„  Trin. 
•Sheppard,/^^-  Clare. 

Smith,  W.  H.  Joh. 

*Tozer,  Caius. 

Hedley,  Trin. 

Turner,  W-  Trin. 

*Atkinson,  a  Trin. 

Headlam,  Trin. 

Turner,  S  Trin. 

Currey,  Trin. 

*  Bates,  Chr. 

*Clayton,  a  Caius. 

Lawson,  Joh. 

Lane,  Caius. 

Uwins,  Joh. 

Patteson,  Corpus. 

Farrand,  Clare. 

•Chapman,  y  Joh. 

Sparling,  Joh. 

•Swinny,  0  .  Magd. 

Calvert,  Pemh. 

Gambler,  a  Trin 

•Ansted,  Jes. 

Fisher,  Cath. 

Adcock,Y  Clare. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  Ayrton,  \  „„  Trin. 

Cooke, /3)'*'*-  Joh. 

Walford,  a  Trin. 

Whitelock,  Joh. 

Hubert,  Chr. 

Landon  Corpus. 

Hudson,  7  Joh. 

Tennant,  y  Trin. 

Trapp,  Clare. 

Christopherson,  Joh. 
•Hale,(Hildyard)Tr.  H. 

Duncan,  Pet. 

Verlander,  Joh. 

Davies,  Joh. 

Keymer,  y  Pemb. 

Jennings,  Trin. 

Westoby,  Trin. 

*  Marsh,  a  Joh. 

Wilkins,  Caius. 

Coleman.  Joh. 

May,  Cath. 

Parkes,  Trin. 

Sykes,  Magd. 

Bickersteth,  Sid. 

Coles,  Corpus. 

Fellowes,  /3  Joh. 

Nicholson,  Emm. 
'^  Campbell,  0  \^  Trin. 

Chamberlain, /li^  Pet. 

Turner,  R.  a  Trin . 

Legard,  Emm. 

Pollock,  7  Trin. 

•Clarke,  T.  J.  0  Joh. 

Jones,  J.  Joh. 

*Clark,  Qu. 

Kingdon,  Qu. 

Palmes,  Trin. 

Pierpoint,  Joh. 

Jones,  W.  Joh. 

^•Cotton,  a\  jp„  Trin. 

Moore,     /^^-  Magd. 

Osborne,  (a)  a  Trin. 

Lynn,  Chr. 

Amphlett,  Pet. 

Roberts,  Clare. 

■«*Bateson,  a  Joh. 

Green,  Chr. 


Ds  Higgins,  Corpus. 

Timms,  Trin. 

Gilbert,  Joh. 

Keppel,  Hon.T.  Down. 
'••Frere,  a  Trin. 

Hillman,  Trin. 

Crow,  Cath. 

Drage,  )  ^Emm. 

♦Mansfield, (B)a/Ii^  Trin. 
Parker,  Corptis 

Bell,  Qu. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Packer,  Trin. 

Jones,  1  „„  MaQd 
NichoU,/^^-  Trin. 
Bennett,  Joh. 

Baker,  Caius. 

Eden,  Joh. 

Jeudwine,G./3l  ia<  Joh. 
Milner,  y         / !^  Pemb. 
Cooper,  Pet. 

Chapman,  Caius 

Carnegie,  I  „„  Cath . 
Pardoe,  i^'^'  Joh. 
Phelps,  Joh. 

Hoare,  y  Joh. 

Hodgson,  Joh. 

Thompson,  0  Emm. 
Thornton,  Trin. 

Meade,  y  Pet. 

Thorp,  0  Emm. 

Hore,  Trin . 

Roughton,  Emm . 

Smith,  J.  I.  a\  g,^  Trin. 
Wilkinson,0f^^- Joh. 
Cousins,  7  Pet. 

Salman,  Joh. 

Whitworth,  0    Clare. 
Browne,  P.         Joh. 
Richardson,  0     Trin. 
Jackson,  y  Pemb. 

Simpson,  Trin. 

Hardy,  Trin. 

Moore,  y  Qu. 

Nelson,  Maod. 


1  Bishop  of  Natal,  1853—1863. 

2  Bishop  of  Bangor,  1859—1890. 

3  Bishop  of  Calcutta,  1858—1867. 

4  Public  Orator,  1848—1857.     Master  of  St  John'i 

5  Formerly  Fellow  of  Downing. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


267 


1837. 


-Moderators  {  i^^' ^Z  ^^  ^^^"^If/j'^f '  ^'^'  ^''^'"'y- 
\  Edwin  Steventon,  M.A.  Corpm. 

RvAitrivT.'PQ      ^  Samuel  Earnshaw,  M.A.  Johrih. 
EXAMINERS      ^  ^^^^y  Philpott,  M.A.  Cath. 


Wranglers. 
Ds  •Griffin,  (1)         Joh. 
'  Sylvester,  J  oh. 

•Brumell,  (2)        Joh. 
•Green,  Caius. 

•Gregory,  Trin. 

Ellis,  a  Trin. 

*Hemery,  1  ai,„    Trin. 

Maitland,/^^-  Tri7i. 
•Thacker,  Trin. 

•Raven.  Magd. 

^•Pulling,  Corpus 

Barton,  Trin. 

*  Reynolds,  Qu. 

Hodgkinson,  0  Trin. 

Craufurd,  Jes. 

Blake,  Trin. 

•Elwyn,  Pemb. 

Dalton,  1  ]E.„      Cams. 


Holmes,  l"®^' 


Cath. 
'Rackham,  Jes. 

•Bell,  Clare. 

Windle,  Trin. 

Gurney,  Joh. 

Sadler,  Trin. 

•Sharpe,  Joh. 

'''*Sykes,  0  Trin. 

* 'Humphry,  (B)a  Trin. 

Ebsworth,  Clare. 

•Day,  Pemb. 

Kennion,  Joh. 

Ramsden,  Joh. 

Shaw,  Cath. 

Johnson,  Corpus. 

Osbourne,  Sid. 

•Conybeare,  a      Trin. 

Stooks,  Trin. 

Biggs,  0  Pemb. 

»Hodgson,^^      Jes 

Niven,     I     ^    Joh. 

Macmichael,  0  Trin. 

Broom,  Trin. 

Simpson,  Corpus. 

Fitznerbert,        Joh. 
•Mason,      )  -jv,  Cftr. 

Peirson,/?/"^^- Ctorg. 

Marsh,  Pemb. 


Ds  Clarkson,  Jes. 

Brigham,  P««6. 

Herneman,  Pemb. 

•Routh,  Chr. 

•Heath,  Tr.  H. 

5  Howson,  a  Trin. 


Senior  Opiimes. 

Ds  Haworth,  Qu. 

Cotterill,  Joh. 

Smalley,  Joh. 

Watson,  Caius. 

Hickman,  Joh. 

Fleming,);,,^  Chr. 

Grant,     i"^^'  Trin. 

Buckley,  Magd. 

Metcalfe,  Jes. 

Grey,  Corpus. 

Upcher,  Trm. 

Clarkson,  Joh. 

Gilbert,  Emm. 

Lacey,  7  Pemb. 

Slack,  Qu. 

Coombs,  Joh. 

Freeman,  Pet. 

Brown,  J.  L.  Joh. 

Gordon,  Pemb. 

Smithson,  Joh. 

Rowlands,  Joh. 
•Whytehead,  (A  )aJoA. 

Phillipps,  0  Trin. 

Smith,  Qu. 

Reynolds,  Joh. 

Bazett,  Trm. 

Martin,  Joh. 

Benson,  Joh. 

Hargrave,  Trin. 

Atkinson,  Magd. 

Carrington,  Caius. 

Clint,  Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Shepherd,  Pemb. 

Bennett,  ^  Trin. 

Cook,        }Mq.  Corpus. 
Smyth,     )  Trin. 

Kirkpatrick,  Tr.  H. 
Dennis,  Pemb. 

Harris,  0  Trin. 

Thurlow,  Trin. 

•>  Bromby,  7  Joh. 

Jettery,  Joh. 

Baker,  Joh. 

Mayor,  a  Trin. 

Dorrington,  Emm. 
Hawkins,  E.  Trin. 
Bryan,  Pet. 

Laycock,  Clare. 

Westmoreland,  Sid. 
Hawkins,  R.  0    Trin. 
Lowe,  1  ^,,   Trin. 

Townshend,/^^-  Qu. 
Scadding,  Joh. 

Kirke,  Chr. 

•Harper,  a  Joh. 

Sandars,  Emm. 

Hildyard,  0  Pemb. 
Greatheed,  Chr. 

Browne,  F,  H.7  Joh. 
Tower  0  Joh. 

Rod  well,  7  Trin. 
Scarth,  Chr. 

Herries,  0  Trin. 

Mungeam,  Joh. 

Thomson,  Jes. 

Coulson,  Pemb. 

Beardsworth,  Joh. 
Roberts,/?  Emm. 

Watson,  Corpus. 


Fraser,A.7| 
Wood,        i 


JEq. 


Trin. 
Joh. 


1  Savilian  Professor  of  Geometry  at  Oxford, 

2  Master  of  Corpus,  1850—1879. 
S  Late  Fellow  of  Downing. 

4  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1849. 

5  HuUean  Lecturer,  1862. 

6  Bishop  of  Tasmania,  1864—1883. 


12—2 


268 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1 838. — Moderators 


Examiners 


c  Edwin  Sleventon,  M.A.  Corpus, 
t William  H.  Miller,  M.A.  Johns, 

(James  W.  L.  Heaviside,  M.A.  Sid. 
I  Henry  Philpott,  M.A.  Cath. 


Wranglers. 

Ds  •Main,  (1)  J  oh. 

•Mould,  (2)  Corpus. 

♦O'Brien,  Caius. 

•Blackall,  Joh. 

•Heath,  Trin. 

•Potter,  Qu.         j 

Chance,  Trin.      j 

♦Moon,  Qu. 

♦Docker,  Joh. 

♦Sparke,  Clare. 

♦Walker,  Caius.    \ 

♦Horner,  y  Clare.     \ 

Drake,  Joh. 

'♦Currey,  a  Joh. 

♦Edleston,  /?  Trin. 

Mould,  Joh. 

♦Man  ley,  Joh. 

Pollard(-Urquhart)  Tr. 

Fane,  7  Joh. 

♦Townson,  Qu. 

♦WooUey,  Emm. 

Boutflower,  Joh. 

Exley,  Joh. 

♦Hodgson,  13  Trin. 

Jackson,  Caius. 

♦Parish,  Pet. 

♦Clark,  Chr. 

-•Marsh,  Caius. 

Fletcher,  Joh. 

^Denison,  Trin. 

Loy,  Caius. 

Playfair,  Trin. 

Loveday,  r  P^^- 
Brackenbury,7  j  !».  Joh. 

•Kingsley,  1  ^  Sid. 

♦May,  a  Magd. 

Pugh,  Joh. 

♦Guillemard,a  Pemh. 

*»Frere,  a  Trin. 

Webster,  Jes. 

Lawson,  Joh. 

Morton,  Corpus. 

Grote,  Pemh. 
•Willock, 

Atkinson,  Joh 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  Nagle,  Caius. 

Hubbersty,  Pet. 

Smith,  Joh. 

Jones,  H.  H.  Trin. 

Illingworth,  Clare. 

Roach,  Pemb. 

Nicholson,  Trin. 

Kolk,  Joh. 

♦Goodwin,  a  Cath. 

**Vaughan,  ^  a  Trin. 

Barlow,  7  Joh. 

Carr,  Trin. 

Russell,  Trin. 

Roberts,  /S  Trin. 

Francis,  Chr. 

Hopwood,  Qu. 

Smith,  R.  H.  Caius. 

Ellis,  7  I  a,^  Joh. 

Maltby,!^^-  Joh. 

Hitchen,  Pemb. 

King,  Joh. 

Stanford,  Chr. 

Bersey,  /3  Joh. 

Lyttelton,Lord^aTHn. 

Goodwin,  Corpus.^ 

Cook,  Corpus.  \ 

Burrow,  Emm. 

Green,  7  Pet.       \ 

Goldfinch,  Trin.     ' 

Bird,  7  Trin.    i 

Gibbons,  Pemb.    \ 

Koe,  0  Caius.    i 

Turner,  Chr.       \ 

•Prowett,  a  Caius.  , 

Almond,  Pet.        | 

Green,  Chr. 

Hardcastle,  a  Trin. 

•Parkinson,  a  Joh. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Kingdon,  0        Trin 

Bramah,  Clare. 

Green,  Cath. 

Budd,  Joh. 

Foote,  Pemb. 

Bromehead,        Caius. 

Bowles,  Pemb. 

Pennington,       Trin. 

Christie,  Trin. 

•Fowler,^  Sid. 

Venua,  Jes. 

Jennings,  Qu. 

Lingwood,  Chr. 

Forsyth,  a  Trin . 

Marshall,  7         Jes. 

Baker,  ^    .  Trin. 

Jones,W.H.V^  Trm. 
fiWalmisIey,    i  ^  Jes. 
'Metcalfe,/3i  ^     Joh. 

Montriou,j^y-  Pemb. 

Darling,  7  Joh. 

Thornton,  0        Trin. 

Wood,         (  „^,  PeL 

WoolcocK'i^'  Cath. 

Wilson,  j  -,„       Cath. 

Wood,  i^*-     Joh. 

Fitzgerald,  Joh. 

Venn,  Pet. 

Boddy,  Joh. 

Smith,  Trin. 

Halsted,  1^      Trin.H. 

Simpson,!     ^"   Qu. 

Buckworth,        Trin. 
♦Drake,  a  I  2,^     Jes. 

Smith,     i'*'^-    Magd. 

Spencer,  Pemb. 

Pooley,  j  «<  Joh. 

♦Thompson,  a  jfe^  Joh. 

Napier,  Trin. 

Cohen,  01  aj.-     Pemb. 

Sewell,    T^^"    Caius. 


1  HuUean  Lecturer,  1851. 

2  late  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 

3  First  Baron  Grimthorpe. 

4  Christian  Advocate,  la'JO— 1855 

5  Master  of  the  Temple,  1869—1894. 

6  Professor  of  Music,  1S36— 1856. 

7  Late  Fellow  of  Lincoln  College,  Oxford. 
^  Eiiual  as  Chancellor's  Medallists. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


269 


1839. — Moderators 


i  Thomas  Gaskin,  M.A.  Jesus. 
t  Joseph  Bowstead,  M.A.  Pemh. 


Wranglers. 

Dbi'Cowie,  (2)  Joh. 

•Frost,  (1)  Joh. 

•Colson,  Joh. 

*Reyner,  Joh. 

^Mathison,  /3  Trin. 

Hearn,  Jes. 

♦Maitland,  (B)  a  Trin. 

*Cory,  Pemb. 

*Croker,  Cuius. 

Marett,  Trin. 

Codd,  Joh. 

•Crowfoot,  Caius. 

•Ferguson,  Pemb. 

-*  Baggallay ,  Caius. 

•Guillebaud,  Trin. 

Gibson,  Corpus. 

•Mallinson,  Magd. 

Newmarch,  j  !»<  Trm. 
•Paget,          i  ^  Caius. 

Ferguson,  Trin. 

^•Ackland,  Joh. 

•Bailey,  /3  Joh. 

•Drosier,  Caius. 

Ainsworth,  Cath. 

•Caswall,  Clare 

Pownall,  Trin. 

^•Williams,  Emm. 

•Smith,  B.  Pet. 

•Lawrence,  fi  Trin. 

•Peake,  Sid. 

Garratt,  Trin. 

J ago,  Joh. 

Slipper,  Caius. 

•Hare,  Clare. 

Hall,  Cath. 

Whish,  Trin. 

♦Bainbridge,  Joh. 

Hill,  Joh. 

Palmer,  Trin. 

Christian,/?  Pemb. 

Ball,  Christ's. 


Examiners     \  ^^^^^^  o^TT  M^'^r  P-"^"* 
i George  Bullock,  M.A.  Johns. 


Senior  Optimes 

Ds  Oram,  Joh. 

Morrice,  Joh. 

Blow,  Joh. 

•Sharpe,  Cath. 

Relton,j3  Pemb. 

Gell,  0  Trin. 

Wallace,  Trin. 

Sismey,  0  Trin. 

Martin,  Sid. 

Searle,  Pemb. 

Heather,  Pet. 

Crowther,  Caius. 

Pattinson,  Pet. 

*  Bolton,  o  Joh. 

Plume,  Queens'. 

Abercrombie,  Caius. 

Glossop,  Pet. 

Freeman,  F.  Trin. 

*Thornton,  Clare. 

Hoskin,  Jes. 

Thomson,  Trin. 

Bedford,  Pet. 

Arnold,  Joh. 

•Merry,  a  Jes. 

Young,  Emm. 

Micklethwait,  Jes. 

Slight,  Joh. 

SBrett,  Caius. 

Peat,  Pet. 
Brodrick,  3 1  o^  Trin. 
Marsh,         \^  Joh. 

*Eddis,  (A)  a  Trin. 

Lawton,  i  a^^  •^^*- 

Vigers,    \^^-  Trin. 

Ritchie,  Trin. 

Gray,  Cath. 
Raester,     »  ar„  Pet. 
Whitaker,  I  ^^'Joh. 

Kelly,  Joh. 

Gower,  Joh. 

Mare,  Magd. 

Joy,  0  Trin. 

Woodward  Joh. 

Thomas,  Pemb. 

•Mills,  A.  a  Queens'. 

Sowden,  Magd. 

••Hopper,  a  Trm. 

Pierson,  Jes. 

Leeman,  /8  Joh. 

Heath,  Jes. 

Moles  worth,  i  i^Pemb. 
Yeoman, /3    j  6^  Trm. 

1  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1853. 

2  University  Counsel,  1869—1875. 
S  Late  Follow  of  Clare  College. 

4  Professor  of  Arabic,  1854—1870. 
B  First  Viscount  Esher. 
C  Late  Fellow  of  St  John's. 
7  Late  Fellow  of  St  Peter*!. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Drake,  J  (i  Corpus. 

Stewart.J.  7  »  &^  Trin. 
Hides,     J  ^„     Joh. 
Murray,  I  ^*-     Trin. 
Osborne,  Joh. 

Maunder,  7        Queens'. 
Beck,   \  „^       Corpus. 
Jones,  I  ^^-      Joh. 
Southwood,       Joh. 
7  •Freeman,  P.  a    Trin. 
Harton,  Joh. 

Wigston,  Joh. 

Mills,  Queens'. 

Wallace,  Pemb. 

Martyn,  0  Joh. 

Hutehins  Trin.H. 

Snelgar,  Jes. 

Gordon,  /3  Trin. 

Packer,  Trin. 

Green,  0  Jes. 

Haslehurst,         Trin. 
French,  Caius 

*Woodham,a      Jes. 
Julius,  Joh. 

Humphreys,  7    Joh. 
Penrose,  a       j  <»Trin. 
Simpkinson.a  i  I^  Trin. 
Watson,7  |  mf^  Emm. 
Holmes,    \-^^' Clare. 
Tucker,  r  Emm. 


270 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


^oAi^      ji/r        „.„^„„  i  Alexander  Thurtell,  M. A.  Cafw*. 

„  c  Henry  Wilkinson  Cookson,  M.A.  Peter's. 

Examiners  1  Archibald  Smith,  M.A.  Trin. 

Wranglers. 

Ds^Ellis,  R.  L.  (1)  Trin. 

'*Goodwin,  (2)  Caius. 

•VVoolley,  J  oh. 

•Coombe,  Joh. 

•Ellis,  Joh. 

•Lewthwaite,  Magd. 

•Wood,  a  (B)  Joh. 

♦Croker,  Caius. 

•Hue,  Caius. 

Griffith.^)  mr„Joh. 
•WiUiams,}^^- Joh. 

Kirby,  Joh. 

*Watt,  Trin. 

*Mate,  Trin. 

•Haynes,  Caius. 

*Gibson,  Jes. 

Calder,  Joh. 

^•Spurgin,  Corpus. 

•Birkett,  (  »,„  Jes. 

Rothery,!'*'^-  Joh. 

Male,  Caius. 

Woodhouse,  Caius. 

•Bowness,  Jes. 

Harris,  7  Pemb. 

Hurst,  Trin. 

Dingle,  ]  ^^  Corpus. 

Hume.j'*'^-  Trin. 

Wickes  Trin. 

Pagan,  Joh. 

Scott,  Caius. 

Powell,  Pemb. 

•Thompson,  Chr. 

Pyne,  Pet. 

Browne,  Joh. 

Clifford,  I  »,„  Trin. 

Spencer,  i^«-  Joh. 

Rogers,  H.  Trin. 

Spinks,  Magd. 

Wheelwright,  Pet. 

Newell,  Clare. 

Elliot,  Qu. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  Richards,  Sid. 

Blen  kiron ,  7  Trin . 

Andrew,  Pemb. 

Meeres,  Clare. 

Williamson,  Joh. 

•Marsh,  Trin. 


Ds  Cockburn,  Trin. 

Potter,  Pet. 

Stevenson,  Chr. 

Hodgson.  Pet. 

Wright,  7  Trin. 

Allan,  ^  )  „^  Trin. 

M'Ewen,/^^-  Magd. 

Sandbach,  Trin. 

Ellis,  F.  H.  1  «i.   Trin. 

Powell,        /^  Jes. 

Pownall,  Joh. 

Broadwood,  Trin. 

Garvey,  Chr. 

Kemp,  Corpus. 

Middleton,  Joh. 

Hocken,  Trin. 

Rhodes,  Joh. 

Oak,  Joh. 

•Lloyd,  Joh. 

Stevens,  Magd. 

♦Bright,  /S  Magd. 

Darby,  Joh. 

Randolph,  W.  Joh. 

Rogers,  J.  Trin. 

*Hodson,  a\  „  Trin. 

Snencer,  7/^^-  Pemb. 

Maule,  Joh. 

Chapman,  /3  Joh. 

Law,  yS  Trin. 

•France,  a  Joh. 

Randolph,  F.  Joh. 

Lamb,  Jes. 

3  Moore,  Cath. 

Pitman,  o  Joh. 

Peach,  7  Emm. 

Neville,  Magd. 

Strettell.A.   1  &.  Trin. 

Thomson,  S  ]^  Joh. 

Child,  Joh. 

Fiske  (Wilkes),  Joh. 

Ward,  Joh. 

Deacle,  Joh. 

Hill,  7  Jes. 

D'Aguilar,  Joh. 

Hervey,  .  Clare. 

Beck  with.  Corpus. 

Kennedy,  Chr. 

Empson,  Trin. 

^Thornton,  Pemb. 

s»Atlay,a  Joh. 

Brett,   1  jB,„  Emm. 

Green,  7/'*'^-  Clare. 


Ds  Bramah, 

Jes. 

Rogers,  13 

Joh. 

f:ir-'}^ 

Trin. 
Joh. 

Chambers,  0 

Emm. 

Smith, 

Joh. 

Montagu, 

Magd. 

Boyce, 

Trin. 

Fowke, 

Caius. 

Maltby, 

Joh. 

Gooden,  a  (a) 

Trin. 

Shaw, /31  45.„ 
Willan, /'*'*• 

Joh. 

Chr. 

Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Drane,             1 

^Pet. 

•WooUaston.a  i 

^  Pet. 

Downton, 

Trin. 

BJackwell,  (  te. 
Lukis,         1  ^ 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Dean,    (  _, 

Joh. 

Moore,  1  ^1- 

Joh. 

Heale, 

Qu. 

Gunning, 

Qu. 

Jennings,  a 

Joh. 

Barker, 

Cairn. 

Shad  well, /S 

Joh. 

Jackson, 

Joh. 

AVawn, 

Joh. 

Marsland, 

Clare. 

Parker, 

Emm. 

Hales,       1  „„ 
*Taylor,a  I  ^9- 

Magd. 
Trin. 

Wale, 

Magd. 

Fletcher,  7 

Chr. 

Davies, 

Qu. 

Drew,  7 

Trin. 

Dixie,  /3 

Emm. 

Lewthwaite, 

Trin. 

Cockin,  7  J  „^ 
Davies,"^j^9 

Qu. 

Trin. 

•King,  a 

Trin. 

Hale, 

Joh. 

McNeill,  7 

Trin. 

Haddon, 

Trin. 

Cahusac,)  »,„ 
*Drury,  a  /^«- 

Joh. 

Caius 

Goulbum,  r 

Trin. 

Irwin,  /S 

Pemb. 

Sandford,  /8 

Magd. 

1  Hul8ean   Lecturer,  1855.  Bishop  of  Carlisle,  I      4  Envoy  Extraordinary  at  Washington.  1867— 
1869—1892.  1881.     Ambassador  at  8t  Petersburg,  1881—1884. 

2  Late  Fellow  of  Clare.  Ambassador  at  Constantinople,  1884—1887. 
8  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1864.  I      5  Bishop  of  Hereford,  1868—1895. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


271 


1841.-MODERATORS  \  ^i^'^-^^^!'  '^^l^'^^^lv  ^'^^  ^«"^*- 

}  Edwm  Steventon,  M.A.  Corpus. 

Examiners    ^  Henry  Wilkinson  Cookson,  M.A.  St  Peter 
ii-XAMiNERs    j  Ed^^rd  Brumell,  M.A.  St  Johns. 


\Mq. 


Wranglers 

Ds ••stokes,  (]) 
*Jones,  H.  C.  (2) 
•Sykes, 
•Ragland, 
•Boultbee, 
1  *Swainson, 

•Smith,  W.  V 
3  ♦Power, 

Bull, 
*Inchbald, 

Scott, 

R'ggoti, 

Lovell, 
•Hall, 
•Edwards, 
•Goren,     . 

Wrigley, 
*Fisher, 

Smith,  G.  P. 

Sangster,  y8 

Headlam, 
*Piggott, 
*Weidemann, 
•lek  (Brodrick), 
4*Preston, 

Maceall, 

Molyneux, 
*Begbie,  7 

Heathcote, 
*Richardsoii,  /8 

Nicholson, 

Tumbull, 

Cockle, 

Pearson, 

Parish, 


Pemb. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Corpus. 

J  oh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Queens'. 

Queens'. 

Joh. 

Jes. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Pet. 

Cath. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Pel. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Joh. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  •Ridout,  y  Christfs. 

Pitman,  Clare. 

King,  Jes. 

Braithwait,  Jes. 

Currey,  Trin. 

Robinson,  T.  Trin. 

Turner,  /3  Trin. 

Rugeley,  Joh. 

Westhorp,  Clare. 

Watkin,  Joh. 

Gumming,  Pemb. 

Craufurd,  Trin. 

Reid,  Caius. 

Harrison,  Caius.      ' 

Beard,  7  Joh.         \ 

Strickland,  Trin.       1 

s*Ellicott,  fi  Joh.         I 

Harrison,  Trin.      ■ 

Gooch,  Caius.      ! 

Hardcastle,  Joh.         \ 

Hodgson,  Corpus. 

Jones,  R.  P.  Trin. 

Halson,  /8  Pemb.      ! 

Beaumont,    1  ??■  Trin.       I 

Macraichael,ife^  Pemb. 

Braddy,  j  -?„  Joh. 

Treacy,  i  "*'^-  Emm.      \ 

Ware,  /3  Trin. 

Poynder,  Trin,       j 

Easther,  Emm.      i 

Young  Trin. 

Layng,  Sid.  ^ 

Bennet,  Joh.         1 

Domville,  Christ's.  \ 

•Martin,  o  Corpus. 

•Martineau,  a  Trin.       I 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Allnutt,      )  i^    Pet. 

Broughton,/!^    Pet. 

Biekerdike,7      Trin. 

Jephson,  7  Corpus. 

Stock,  Joh. 

Patch,  Queens' 

•Bather,  a  Joh. 

Flint,  Magd. 

Perry,  Trin. 

sBickersteth,  (  ».  Queens'. 

Nicholson,   (1^    Caius. 

Miller,  /S  Joh. 

Wood,  Cath. 

7*Thring,  a  Magd. 

•Cope,  o  )  Trm. 

Smith,  7>^g.  Joh. 

Tritton,  >  Trin. 

Gisbome,  /3  Trin. 

STitcomb,  Pet. 

Harris,     \  ^^  Cath. 

Parker,  7/^*-  Trin. 

Wheatley,  Down. 

Gould,  j  „  Joh. 

James,  I  ^*-  Joh. 

Hughes,}  ;^^  Jes. 

Tagg,  yS  J  ^^-  Pemb. 

Shaboe,  Queens'. 

Forbes,  Trin. 

Weir,  Trin. 

Colvin,  Trin. 

Mee,  Chrift's. 

Rawson,  Trin. 

Mathews,  Clare. 

Boutflower,  7  Joh. 

Charlton,  Joh. 


1  Lucasian  Professor,  1849—1903.  M.P.  for  the  4  Lord  Almoner's  Profe3BorofArabic,1855— 1871. 
University  of  Cambridge,  1887—1892.  President  5  Bishop  of  Gloucester,  1863-1904.  Bishop  of 
of  the  Royal  Society,  1885—1890.  Master  of  Gloucester  and  Bristol,  1863-1897.  Hulsean  Lec- 
Pembroke,  1902— 1903.  turer,  1859.    Uulsean  Professor  of  Divinity,  18H0— 

2  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1857.      Norrisian  Professor,  1 1861. 

1864—1879.    Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity,  1879—  I     6  Bishop  of  Kipon,  1867—1884. 
1887.    Master  of  Christ's,  1881—1887.  7  First  Baron  Thring. 

3  Master  of  Pembroke,  1870—1880.  |     8  Bishop  of  Rangoon,  1877—1882. 


272 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1842.-MODERATORS  \  ^homas  Gaskin.  M.A   Jesus. 

f  Duncan  Farquharson  Gregory,  M.A.  Trtn, 


Examiners 


)  Alexander  Thurtell,  M.A.  Caius. 
^  Richard  Potter,  M.A.  Queens'. 


Wranglers. 

Ds  "Cayley,  (1)  Trin. 

•Simpson,  (2)  Joh. 

•Mayor,  R.  B.  Joh. 

*Fuller,  Pet. 

•Bird,  Joh. 

•Jarvis,  Corpus. 

•Shortland,  Pemb. 

Austin,  Pet. 

•Fenwick,  Corpus. 

•Jones,  Clare. 

Frost,  Joh. 

Parnell,  Joh. 

Johnstone,  Joh. 

*Castlehow,  Emm. 

^Carter,  ^  Emm. 

*Wilson,  a  Joh. 

Smith,  B.  F.  Trin. 

*Fenn,  Trin. 

•Ainger,  /SI  ^  Joh. 

•Goode,     /^^-  Pemb. 

•Westmorland,  Jes. 

Dumergue,  Corpus. 

Bryan,  Trin. 

Shears,  Joh. 

Greenwell,  Joh. 

2*Suffield,  Caiut. 

Middlemist,  Christ's. 

*Davies,  H.  Queens'. 

Cook,  Joh. 

Penny,  Joh. 

Davies,  Joh. 

Eastwood,  Caius. 

Venables,/3  Pemb. 

Baily,  Christ's. 

Light,  7  Joh. 

Walker,  Sid. 

Tandy,  Joh. 

Kinder,  Trin. 


Senior  Optimes. 
DsVidal,J.  H. /3    Joh. 

Fitz  Gerald,        Christ's. 

Hey,  Joh. 

Parkinson,  Queens'- 

Ottley,  Caius. 

Allen,  Trin. 

Metcalfe,  Sid. 

^Vidal,  0.  E.  /3    Joh. 

Inchbald,  Cath. 

Penrose,  Magd. 

Riley,  7  Trin. 

Brooks,  Joh. 

Gillett,  Emm. 

Wali)ole,7  Caius. 

Rowton,  Joh. 

4Wolfe,a  Joh. 

5  Morse,  a  Joh. 

Clubbe,  Joh.        \ 

Ommanney,/3  Trin.      1 

Ridley,  Jes. 

Douglass,  Trin. 

Hogg,  7  Emm. 

Marie,  Queens'. 

Tabor,  Trin. 

Swann,  Christ's. 

Hazlehurst,  Trin.       \ 

Litle,  Christ's,  j 

Green,  Caius.    \ 

Hughes,  J.  Queens'. 

Cobb,  \  ^  Corpus. 

•Shaw,  a  (b))  f>  Trin. 

Fowell,  /3  Christ's. 

•Parr,  B  Cath. 

Sharpies,  Joh. 

Hop  wood.  Pet. 

Buekham,  Joh. 

Thrupp,  7  Trin. 

*•  Atkinson,  a  Clare. 

^  Kingsley,  a  Magd. 

Lloyd,  Jes. 

Postle,  Corpus,  i 

«Woodford,  /3  Pemb. 

Thumall,  Sid.        I 


Ds  Blake,  Jes. 

Montagu,  /3  Caius. 

Balderstone,  Joh. 

Boyce,  Sid. 

Rothery,  Joh. 

Salkeld,  Pet. 

Gordon,  Pet. 

Stansfeld,  Joh. 

9*Munro,  a  (a)  Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Twisaday,  Joh. 

Maul,  Joh. 

Vaughan,  /3        Christ's. 
Wilkinson,         Joh. 
league,  Emm. 

Kerry,  Joh. 

Shenngham,/8  Joh. 
Nugee,  /3  Trin. 

•Peter,  a  Jes. 

Webster,  Emm. 

Smythies,  Emm. 

Pratt,         )  „^  Joh. 
Ramsay,  7i^«- Trin. 
Hutchins,J  aj-^,    Trin. 
Slade,  7    f'^^-  Joh. 
Conybeare,  7      Pet. 
Yeoman,  7  Trin. 

Hough,  Caius. 

Sheepshanks,  ;8  Trin. 
Shaekleton,  Cath. 
Firman,  Queens'. 

Worlledge,  Clare. 
Barstow,  Trin. 


1  Sadleirian  Professor  of  Mathematics,1863-1895. 

2  Late  Fellow  of  Clare. 

3  Bishop  of  Sierra  Leone,  1852—1855. 

4  Late  Fellow  of  Clare. 

5  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1863. 


6  Master  of  Clare. 

7  Professor  of  Modern  History,  1860—1869. 

8  Bishop  of  Kly,  1873—188.5. 

9  Professor  of  Latin,  1869—1872. 


MATHEMATICAL   TRIPOSES. 


273 


1843. — Moderators 
Examiners 


Wranglers. 

Dsi'Adams,  (1)  Joh. 

•Bashforth,  Joh. 

*Gray,  (2)  Trin. 

•Campbell,  Joh. 

*Sargent,  Trin. 

*Gruggen,  Joh. 

♦Howes,  Pet. 

Twining,  Trin. 

Goocleve,  Joh. 

*Brown,  W.  Joh. 

*Goodwin,  Corpus. 

*Rohrs,  Jes. 

*Deighton,  Queens', 

♦Spencer,  Sid. 

♦Gifford,  (A)  a  Joh. 

Coombe,  T.  Trin. 

Lewis,  W.  S.  Trin. 

Ansted,  Christ's. 

Christopher,  Jes. 

Jones,  W.  Trin. 

Williams,  Sid. 

*Postlethwaite,  Pet. 

Harris(Poulett-\T,  . 
Harris),R.D.P'^*"- 

Chance,  Trin. 

Foggo,  Joh. 

Atkinson,  Trin. 

2Drew,  Joh. 

Hardcastle,  Pet. 

Kemp,  Corpus. 

Brown,  T.  K.  Christ's. 

Hackman,  Trin. 

Pix,  7  Emm. 

Fitz-Herbert,  Joh. 

Male,     \  ^  Christ's. 

Perram,/^^-  Clare. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  Cockle,  Joh. 

Bulmer,  i  Joh. 

Hallett,  Emm. 

Bamicoat,  Joh. 

•Elton  Sid. 


Matthew  OBrien,  M.A.  Caiiis. 
Benjamin  Morgan  Cowie,  M.A.  Johnf>. 
James  George  Mould,  M.A.  Corpus. 
Duncan  Farquharson  Gregory,  M.A.  Trin. 


Ds  Yarranton,  Sid. 

♦Frere,  C.  o  Corpus. 

Brodie,  Trin. 

Cartmell,  Pemb. 

Macleod,  Trin. 

Jowett,  Joh. 

3*Gell,  a  Trin. 

De  Gex,  Pemb. 

Tanqueray,  Pemb. 

Crawshay,  Trin. 

Lang,  Magd. 

Watherston,        Joh. 

Elliot,  Trin. 

James,  J.  C.        Joh. 

Symons,  Joh. 

Smyth,  T  Cath. 

Money,  /3  Trin. 

Knight,  Joh. 

Smith,  R.  M.      Queens'. 

Wood,  T.  L.        Trin. 

Farthing,  Cath. 

Coode,  Trin. 

"♦Boteler,  Joh. 

South  wood,         Emm. 

Burges,  7  Trin. 

Brown,  D.  ,  ^.,  Trin. 
*Burbury,al'*'^-Jo/j. 

Nay  lor,       I         Trin. 

Cole,  J.  Joh. 

Orris,  Corpus. 

Valrent,  Pet. 

♦Andrews,  ai^j^  Pemb. 

Bunyon,     j"^  Corpus. 

Cox,  a  Pemb. 

Alston,  X^Joh. 

5*Babington,C.a./;^  Joh. 

Hue,  Pemb. 

Coppin,       \  „     Trin. 

Rippingall,/^^Vo/.. 

Blackburn,  R.     Trin. 

Cobbold,  ^  Pet. 

Farr,  7     \  xf„    Pemb. 

Raynbird,!^^-  Christ's. 

Ritchie,  Trin. 

*Druce,  (b)  a       Pet. 

Peacock,  Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Hodgkinson,  7    Christ'* 
Blackburn,  J.     Pemb, 
*Glover,  a  Clare. 

Kershaw,  Trin. 

Dodgson,  Pet. 

Cook,  E.  Trin.H. 

D'Oyly,  Trin. 

Holcomb,  Joh. 

Crossland,  Sid. 

Piggott,  7  Trin. 

Taylor,  J.  Trin. 

Gibson,  W.  L,     Trin. 
Charlesworth,     Joh. 
Garland,  Joh. 

Young,  7  Trin. 

Grignon,  R.  S.  /3  Trin. 
Bicknell,  /3  Trin. 
Lewes,  7  Trin. 

Martell,  Joh. 

Dickinson,  Trin. 

Blomefield,  Trin. 

Darnbrough,  |  ^Pet. 
Hoare,  G.  T.  7  >  u  Joh. 
Johnson,  /3      •'  ^  Trin. 


Bullock,  ■  1  a,^  Caius. 
Carpenter, /^«- 
Mills,  W.  B 


•Joh. 

,  ... ,.         Joh. 

Becher,  Jes. 

Margetts,  Clare. 

Wingfield,  Joh. 

Crooke,  /9  Pemb. 

Beck,  Corpus. 

Arnott,  7)  aj,^    Emm. 
Bentinck,/^*-    Trin. 
Hutchinson,        Corpus. 
Cooke,  W.  7       Trin.H. 
Girling,  /3  Joh. 

Pitman,  a  Christ's. 

Pidcock,  Corpus. 

Molesworth,  P.  W.  Joh. 
•Slater,  E.  B.  a    Joh. 


1  Lowndes's  Professor  of  Astronomy,  1858-1892. 
Late  Fellow  of  Pembroke,  late  Fellow  and  Tutor  of 
8t  John's.  Author  of  "An  Explanation  of  the  ob- 
served Irregularities  in  the  Motion  of  Uranus,  on 
the  Hypothesis  of  Disturbances  caused  by  a  more 
distant  Planet ;  with  a  Determination  of  the  Mass, 
Orbit  and  Position  of  the  disturbing  Body."  Print- 
ed in  the  Appendix  to  the  Nautical  Almanac  for 
1*51,  but  circulated  in  January,  1847.    Mr  Adams 


had  previously  communicated  the  results  of  this  in- 
vestigation to  Professor  Challis  and  to  the  Astro- 
nomer Royal  in  September  and  October,  1846. 

2  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1877. 

3  Bishop  of  Madras,  1861—18.99.    Late  Fellow  of 
Christ's. 

4  Late  Bye-Fellow  of  St  Peter's. 

5  Disney  Professor  of  Archssology,  1865—1880. 


12-- 5 


274 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES.  " 


1844. MODKRATORS 


Examiners 


Wranglers. 
Ds  "Hemming,  (1)   Joh. 

-'*Honkins,  (2)  Cuius. 

♦Budd,  Pemb.     \ 

•Stephen,  Joh.        i 

3*Dixon,  Joh.        \ 

^•Warren,  Trin.      i 

*Hedley,  /3  Trin.      | 

•Walker,  y  Trin.      ' 

♦Woolley,  Pet. 

*•  Yates,  Pemb.     \ 

♦Hiley,  Joh.        \ 

•Wilkinson,  Christ's.  \ 

•Nicholson,  Emm.     i 

•  Waddingham,  7  Joh.        \ 

*  Woodhouse,  Cuius.    | 
Green,  Corpus.  ! 

*Tryon,  Clure.     i 

*Jones,  Jesus.     1 

•Gutch,  Sidney.  ; 

Thompson,  Cath.      1 

*Bell,  Jesus.     \ 

Huglies,  Trin.      \ 

♦Bowring,  /S  Trin.      ; 

Wall,  Joh.        \ 

6»Staley,  Queens'. 

Rastrick,  7  Trin. 

Buck,  Christ's. 

Goodman,  Christ's. 

Maxwell,  Corpus. 

Curtis,  Joh. 

Gurney,  Trin. 

•Somerville,  Queens'. 

Fenn,  Trin. 

Edwards,  Trin. 

Wright,  Joh. 

Gorham,  Joh. 

Lawson,  Joh. 


(  Matthew  O'Brien,  M.A.  Cuius. 

I  Robert  Leslie  Ellis,  M.A.  Trinity. 

(  Harvey  Goodwin,  M.A.  Caius. 

\  George  Fearns  Reyner,  M.A.  St  Johns. 

Senior  Optimes. 


Ds7*Hardwick, 
Harrison, 
Brooke, 

Walton, 

Underwood, 

Broadmead, 

Whittaker, 

Bodley, 

Mason, 

Kingdon, a 

Patey, 

Holmes,  /5 

Richards,  fi 

Davies, 
8*Clark,(B)a 

Frampton, 

Frewer, 

Cox, 

F'isher, 
*Hodgson,  y3 

Smith,  J.  B. 
*Wratislaw,  a 

Harris,  /3      1  ; 

Richardson,  jS 

Davie, 

Kewley, 

Field,  J.  W. 

Nash, 

Byers,  /3 

Leeding,     1  (j. 

Stewart,     /^ 

Hamilton, 

Lathbury, 

Lugg, 

Steuart,  a 
•Keary,  a 
9  Maine,'!  A)  o 

Sells,  ft 

Weston, 

Morgan, 


Cath. 

Corpus 

Caius. 

Pemb. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Queens' 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Jesus. 

Emm. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Christ's. 
n  Trin. 
\   Trin. 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Joh. 

Trin. 
Christ's. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Caius. 
Trin.H. 

Joh. 

Jesus. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Clare. 
Christ's. 
Joh. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Robertson,  1  „„  Caius. 

Snov/haU,y('^^' Joh. 

Byers,  Pet. 

Tatham,  Joh. 

Porter,  Corpus. 

Linthwaite,        Je-fus. 

Mason,  71  a,„     Pemb. 

Sharpe,    }^«-    Trin. 
•Hoare,  a  Joh. 

Mould,  /8  Trin. 

Sutcliffe,  Magd 

Kirby,  Joh. 

*Field,  T.  a\  „    Joh. 

Steventon,)^^*  Corpus. 

Martineau,  /3      Caius. 

Evans,  Sidney 

*Welldon,/°  Queens'. 

Bennett,  Joh. 

Tomlin,  Queens' 

Geldart,  Clare. 

Murton,  Joh. 

Dikes,  Clare. 

Baker,  7  Trin. 

Trevelyan,/3        Caius. 

GifFord.Hon.J.,  Emm. 

Morse,  \  s^^        Trin. 

Swann,/^*^-       Trin. 

Fowler,  Joh. 

Smith,  Christ's. 

Wilson,  Queens' 

Rodgers,  Trin.H. 

Taylor,  7  Magd. 

Dalyell,7l„_     Trin. 

Wallas,    i'^^-   Pemb. 

Parr,  \  ^^  Joh. 

Wren,i^«-         Joh. 


1  University  Counsel,  1875—1879. 

2  Late  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's. 

3  Late  Fellow  of  Jesus  College. 

4  Late  Fellow  of  Clare. 

5  Late  Fellow  of  Sidney. 

6  BiBhop  of  Honolulu,  1861—1872. 


7  Christian  Advocate,  1855—1860. 

8  Public  Orator,  1857—1869. 

9  Regius  Professor  of  the  Civil  Law,  1847—1854. 
Master  of  Trinity  Hall.  1877—1888.  Professor  of 
International  Law,  1887—1888. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


275 


1845.~MoDERATORs5^^™"^^  Blackall,  MA.  St  Johns, 
t  Harvey  Goodwin,  M.A.  Catus. 

F^AT«TTvrp>««    <  Robert  Leslie  Ellis,  M.A.  Trinity. 
liXAMiNERs    5  j^j^^  gy^^^^  ^^    Pembroke. 


Wrangler 
Ds  ♦Parkinson,  (2) 
1*  Thomson,  (1) 
*Peirson, 
«•  Fischer, 
*Blackburn, 
♦Cherriman, 
•Grant, 
•Hutt, 

Sargant, 
*Scratchley, 
♦Power, 
*Havs, 
*Coflett, 
*Pine, 

Body, 

Davys, 
♦Buckley, 
3*Latham, 

Brett, 

Watson, 

Clubbe, 

Gibbins, 

Yate, 
•Dennis, 
•Dale, 
•Russell,  7 

Yeoman,  7 

Smalley, 
•Kendall,  (a) 

Oust, 
•Cooke, 

Burnett, 

Davies, 

Burrows, 

Constable, 

Hobson, 

Alderson,  /8 

Lightfoot,  /3 


\^Q- 


J  Oh. 
Pet. 
Joli. 
Pemb. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Cains. 
Trin. 
Queens'. 
Emm. 
Christ's. 
Cuius. 
Cath. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Queens'. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Cuius. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Emm. 
Sidney. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Christ's. 
Sidney. 
Joh. 
Corpus. 
Cuius. 
Clare. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 


Senior 

Optimes. 

Junior  Op  times. 

Ds  Peart, 

Cath. 

Ds  Mann, 

Clare. 

Bromby, 

Sidney. 

Jefferson,  7 

Joh. 

Hadfield, 

Joh. 

Aytoun, 

Trin. 

Goodwin, 

Cuius. 

Mann,          1 

aj,^  Cuius. 

^^■Pemh. 

Parry, 

Pet. 

Phillips.  0 

Brereton, 

Queens'. 

♦Neville, 

Muqd. 

Madden, 

Joh. 

Davenport,  0 

1  6^Christ't 

Allen,  R. 

Joh. 

Pickard, 

\^  Trin.H. 

Perry, 

Trin. 

Betham, 

Emm. 

Thompson 

Joh. 

Peel,  0 

Trin. 

Sergeant, 

Joh. 

Buxton,  B 1  , 
Howarth;  ( ^ 

a,      Trin. 

Cure, 

Trin. 

^9-  Joh. 

Pugh. 

Cath. 

Smith, 

Joh. 

Knox,  (B) 

a          Trin. 

Layard,  7    j 

„    Christ's. 
^9' Trin. 

•Bristowe, 

x<„    Trin.H. 
^«-   Christ's. 

Macleane,a  i 

Wrench,   J 

Bryans,  /3 

Trin. 

Dawes, 

Emm. 

Fiske,/? 

Trin. 

Cursham, 

Christ's. 

Calder. 

Queens' 

Izard, 

Christ's. 

Fussell,  fi 

Trin. 

Blackburn, 

i^*.a™'''- 

Ivatt, 

Sidney. 

King, 
Hinds, 

Woodcock, 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Gathorne, 

Trin. 

Taylor, 

Joh. 

♦Holden,  a 

Trin. 

Pierson, 

Emm. 

Wilkins, 

Christ's. 

Jenkyn, 

Christ's. 

Smith, 

Emm. 

Dickenson 

Pet. 

Patchett, 

Cuth. 

Stockdale, 

Jesus. 

Bailey, 

Jesus. 

Wood, 

Trin. 

Newport,  /3 

Pemb. 

Ikavers, 

Cuius. 

Tindal, 

Trin. 

Ferard, 

Trin. 

Crisford, 

Trin. 

Dixon, 

Trin. 

Lanfear, 

Queens'. 

Darby, 

Emm. 

Harrison, 

Trin. 

Allen,  E. 

Joh. 

Bristed,  0 

Trin. 

Blenkin,  /3 

Corpus. 

Preston, 

Trin. 

Cox,  a 

Joh. 

Thompson,  7 

Queens'. 

Laishley, 
Pownall, 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cayley,  0 

Trin. 

Weston, 

Emm. 

Waldron, 

Joh. 

Woodman, 

Emm. 

1  Late  Baron  Kelvin. 

•2  Formerly  Fellow  of  Clare. 

3  Master  of  Trinity  Hall,  1888—1902. 


276 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1846. — Moderators 
Examiners 


(  George  Gabriel  Stokes,  M.A.  Pembroke. 
\  William  Collings  Mathison,  M.A.  Trinity. 
\  Percival  Frost,  M.A.  St  John's. 
f  Harvey  Goodwin,  M.A.  Caius. 


IVranglers. 

Ds  *Hensley,  (1)  Trin. 

Airey,  Pemb. 

i*Roughton,  \  o,  Joh. 
*Sandeman,(2)/^  Queens'. 

•Fuller,  Emm. 

*Hoare,  Joh. 

♦Wilbraham,  Trin. 

•Budd,  Caius. 

•Cooper,  Joh. 

*Bower,  Joh. 

•Rigg,  7  Joh. 

Knight,  •>  Trin. 

Reynolds,  Queens'. 
*Pritehett,  )  af„    Corpus. 

*Woodrow, )  ^"  Caius. 

♦Howard,  Sidney/. 

Hunt,  Corpus. 

Glover,  /3  Trin. 

•Coombe,  Peter's 

Matthews,  Joh. 

•Wardale,  Clare. 

•Wood,  a  Joh. 

Frost,  Joh. 

White,  W.  A.  Joh. 
Haworth-Booth,  Trin. 

•Simpson,  o  Jesus. 

Wagner,  Trin. 

Birch,  Christ's. 

Sutton,  Caius. 

Hole,  Trin. 

Holt,  J.  M.  Joh. 

Kingston,  Caius. 

Holroyd,  B  Trin. 

Bell,  7  Joh. 

Willink,  Joh. 

Scott,  Caius. 

Hammill,  7  Pemb. 

Beloe,  Corpus. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Queens' 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Christ's. 
Joh. 
Caius. 
Joh.       I 
Joh. 

Sidney.  ! 
Caius.  \ 
Jesus,  i 
Joh. 

Christ's.^ 
Trin.H.\ 


Ds  Malone, 

Romania,  a 
j      Baird, 
I       Carroll, 

Bangham, 
{      Haviland, 
1      Watson, 
I      Eastwood,  7 

Stocks, 

Drew, 

Pakenham, 

Thomson, 
I  White,  T. 
I  Goodwin, 
I      Hoets, 

de  la  Condamine,  Joh 

Gaitskell,  Joh. 

*Lushington,(A)a  Trin 

Fairhead,  ri„«„. 

Baker, 

Shedden, 
*Holmes,  B 

Holt,  R.  7 

Thwaytes, 

Leach,      1  „ 

Pitcaim,  J^^- 

Howse, 

Hancock, 

Goddard, 

Pepys, 
-Cross, 

Farmer, 

Hallam,  (b)  o 

De  Winton,  a 

Standen,  7 

Smith, 

Fenn,  a 


Pendered,  /3 )  «». 
Wright,  a    (^ 


Queens' 

Christ's 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Jesus. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Sidney. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Joh. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Evans,  Corpus. 

Vassall,  Joh. 

Cattley,  Joh. 

Hastings,  /9  Trin. 

Warner,  Trin. 

Markby,  a  Trin. 

Cobbold,  Pemb. 

•Brown,  a  Pemb. 

Badger,   x  ^^  Trin.H. 

•Norris,  a|^«-  Trin. 

Williams,  Queens'. 

Clarkson,  Emm. 

Balleine,  Pemb. 

Thomson,  Sidney. 

Daukes,  Caius. 

Jones,  Joh. 

Slipper,  Emm. 

Archer,  Jesus 

Humble,  Joh. 

Veasey,  Emm. 

Grignon,  a  Trin. 
Sargeaunt,  \  -,„  Joh. 
Taylor,       /^*-  Queens 

Haslewood,  Joh. 

Tute,  1  „^  Joh. 

Wise,  ;^«-  Clare. 

Trevor,  Corpus. 

Alderson,  Caius. 

»Wroth,  /3  Joh. 

Seymour,  Trin. 

Probyn,  Joh. 

Blackett,  Joh. 

Pyne,  Emm. 

Wilson,  /3  Christ's 

Smith,  C.  F.  Trin. 

Wade,  Trin. 

Clarke,  7  Joh. 

Wallich,  Trin. 

Church,     1  aj,^  Joh. 
Furnivall, /^«-  Trin.H. 

Ainslie,  7  Trin 

Geldart,  Trin.H. 

Joplin,  Queens 

Nourse,  Caius. 

Howe,  Joh. 

Dixon,  Trin. 


1  Late  Fellow  of  Jesus. 

2  Viscount  Cross. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


277 


1847. — Moderators 


S  John  Couch  Adams,  M.A.  St  John's. 


Examiners 

Wranglers. 

D8*Wilson,W.P.(l)  J  oh. 

•Walker,  (2)  Trin. 

•Vinter,  J  oh. 

•Hillier,  Trin. 

!•  Emery,  Corpus. 

^♦Phear,  Pemb. 

Hawkins,  Joh. 

Hattersley,  Joh. 

♦Pieters,       1  t3<  Joh. 
♦Watson,  RJ"^  Queens'. 

Newton,  Joh. 

♦Headlam,  a  Joh. 

•Boardman,  Caius. 

3*Luard,  Trin. 

Ashwell,  Caius. 

Sutcliffe,  Joh. 

•Pollard,  Queens'. 

Lovell,  Caius. 

Fearnley,  Joh. 

Edwards,  Pemb. 

Ward,  Joh. 

Cargill,  1  e;-^*^- 

Simpson,jun.  >  ^Trin. 

•Treacy,  J  "  Emm. 

•Newham,  o  Joh. 

Scott,  Joh. 

Harrison,  7  Caius. 

•Gunson,  a  Christ's. 

Mather,  Trin. 

Wolstenholme,'/ Trm. 

**Perowne,  Corpus. 

Gurney,  Emm. 

Parnell,  Pet. 

Macgregor,  Trin. 

Martyr,  Christ's. 

Goodwin,  7  Caius. 

Lomax,  Trin. 

Ingrain,  7  Trin. 

Edlin,  Trin. 

•Gooelt,  Magd. 

Sowerby,^  Trin. 

Holmes,  a  Pemb. 

Leicester,  Clare. 


George  Gabriel  Stokes,  M.A.  Pembroke. 

John  Sykes,  M.A.  Pembrofte. 

William  Collings  Mathison,  M.A.  Trinity. 

Senior  Opiimes.  Junior  Optimei,. 


Ds  Ewbank, 
Pennington, 
Goldie, 
Sykes, 
Smith,  C.  T. 
Blanchard, 
Newnham, 
Smythies, 
Hayward, 
Puckle, 
Gough,  /3 
Davidson, 
Read,  /3 
Beaumont. 
Gates, 
Morgan, 
Metcalfe, 
Alder, 


Charlesworth,    Joh 


Caius. 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Caius. 

Christ's. 

Sidney. 

Trin. 


Welch, 

Davies, 

Hewetson, 

Aston, 

Ottey,  7 

Millard,  7 
•Evans,  a  (a 
*Ogle, 
•Milner,  /8 

Penny,  7 
*VanSittart,( 

Plater,  7 

Clarkson, 

Wood, 

Peach, 7 

Maudson, 

Bull,  ^ 

Wilson,  J. 

Turner, 
•Roberts,  a 

Rack  ham, 
5Bickersteth,7 

Ingleby, 

Graham,  a 

Blomefield,  7 

Hildebrand, 

Mackintosh, 

HoUway, 

Dykes, 


Corpus. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Cath. 

Christ's. 
,a(B)Trin. 

Christ'.^. 
„  Queens'. 
^^-  Trin. 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Caius. 

Magd. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Cath. 


DsWigram,  Trin. 

Jackson,  Christ's. 

Charlton,  7  Joh. 

Smith,  C.  Queens'. 

Bolton,  3  Christ's. 

Benthall,        )  S^Clare. 
Simpson, sen.a/^  Trin. 

Brett,  1  oi  Joh. 

Calthrop,  af^  Triji. 

Slater,  Cath. 

Smith,  H.  Sidney. 

Prest,  fi  Joh. 

Watson,  J.  S.  Joh. 

*Monk,  yS  Trin. 

*Purton,  a  Cath. 

Luard,  G.  A.  Jes. 

Hole,  a  Joh. 

6»Anderson,a  Joh. 

•Day,  a  Caius 

Clayton,  fi  \  d,  Caius. 

Wray,         i^  Cath. 

Manby,  Joh. 

Longmore.-y  Emm. 

Metcalfe,       j  <>  Corpus. 

Smith,  F.R.  S^Queens'. 

Back,  a  Trin. 

Weir,  /3  Caius. 

Thomson,  Joh. 

Ingle,  7  Caiut. 

Woodhouse,  Trin.H. 

Sherlock,  Emm. 

Came,  Trin. 

Montague,  Sidney. 

Baines,  Christ's. 

Beanlands,  Cath. 

Girling,  y  Trin. 

Hibbert,  Joh. 

Bicknell,  Magd. 


1  Late  Canon  of  Ely.  1 

2  Late  Fellow  of  Clare.  t 

3  Registrary  of  the  University,  1862—1891.  ! 

4  Archdeacon  of  Norwich,  1878—1910.    Hulsean  ' 


Lecturer,  1880. 

5  Bifhop  of  Exeter,  1885— 1901. 

6  Late  Fellow  of  Emmanuel  College. 


278 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1848.- 


r.  .  /William  Nathaniel  Griffin,  ^A.  St  John  a. 

iiXAMiNKRs  ^Q^jj^jieg  Octavus  Budd,  M.A.  Pembroke. 


Wranglers. 

Ds*Todhunter,(l)  J  oh. 

'  'Mackenzie,  Caius. 

•Scott,  Sidney. 

'* Barry,  a(2)i<;,  Trin. 

♦Dusautoy,  /^  Joh. 

Glover,  Joh. 

Twisden,  Trin. 

•Wisken,  Caius. 

Humber,  Joh. 

•Hanson,  Caius. 

3*Lamb,  Caius. 

*Ramadge,  Caius. 

•Gibson,  Queens'. 

<Compton,  1  rj, .. 

Lord  A./  ■""*• 

Pearson,  Trin. 

Watson,  Corpus. 

Rogerson, )  <>  Joh. 

Turner,      /^  Caius. 

Lyde,  Jesus. 

Leake,      1  a?^  Joh. 

Pearse,/3|^^- Jo/«. 
•Scott,  C.  B.(A)a  Trin. 

Dunn,  Joh. 
5*Westcott,  (b)  a  Trin. 

Bainbridge,  Caius. 

Deacon,  Queens'. 

Noel,  /3  Trin. 

Hernaman,  Joh. 

Horley,  Emm. 

*Berry,  a  Trin. 

Watson,  A.  E.  Queens'. 

Carr,  Joh. 

15*  Hardy,  Trin. 

Arnold,  Caius. 

Chilton,  Trin. 

Carrington,  Trin. 

Caldecott,  Trin. 

Ripley,  Caius. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  Clark,  Joh. 

Vallings,  Trin. 

•Kingsford,  a  Joh. 

Cutts,  Queens'. 

Stephen,  W.R.  ^0/2. 

Blenkiron,  Christ's. 

Graves,  Joh. 

Lee,  J.M.  Joh. 

*Frost,  P.  a  Joh. 

Knapp,  Joh. 

Turing,  Trin. 

Hervey,  Clare. 

Harvey,  Joh. 

Dale,  F.  Trin. 

Streatfield,  Christ's. 

Dent,  Trin. 

Pratt,  Trin. 

Dyer,  Emm. 

Grainger,  Caius. 

Lewis,  Emm. 

Blenkin,  Caius. 

Rawlinson,  Trin. 

Burn,  Joh. 

*Vaughan,  a  Trin. 

Adams,  i  Trin. 

Gee,  fi  Joh. 

Lee,  Queens'. 

Allen,  Christ's. 

Davies,     J   ,,„  Christ's. 

Rumsey,  /  ^^'Joh. 

Male,  Emm. 

Heygate,  i  Queens'. 

Campbell,  Queens'. 

Fuller,  Clare. 

Burrell,  Christ's. 
'*Davies,  J.  L.  a  Trin. 

Appach,  Trin. 

White,  Clare. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Cridge,  Pel. 

Jones,  /3  Caiv^. 

Corrie,  Emm. 

Swain,  Pemh. 

Taylor,  Joh. 

Woodhouse,  Christ' 

Stanley,  Emm. 

Fenn,  T.  F.  t  Trin. 

Binder,  Caius. 


Ds  Heath, 

Leighton, 

Rutland, 

Hudson,  /9 

Fendall, 

Smith,  T. 

Wilson,  W. 

Little,     )  a, , 

Wilson,  /^•'• 

Soames,  C.  7 

Smith,  J. 
'*'^Maj'or,u 

Turner,  R.  O. 

Hughes, 

Hammond 

Martin, 

Smyth, 

Bowes,     \ 
» Stanley,   ' 
Hon.  E.  I  ^^^ 
H.  a        ' 

Bridgewater,    | 

Smith,  O.  A.  /3 
*Wiglesworth,a  ' 

Pengelly,  7 

Smith,  J.  B. 

Mars  ton,  7 

Norton, 

Bishop, 

Hay  ward. 

Green, 

Dewes, 

Russell,  /? 

Hodgson,  7 

Partridge, 

Vincent,  ^ 

Dasent,7    )^ 

Holme,       ?g 

Richards,  >  ^ 

Eustace, 

Bird, 
•Howson,  a 

Moncrielf, 

Weston,  CO. 

Phillips, /st^ 
Heaven, 
Hughes, 
Klugh,  ^ 
Williams,  F. 7 
Jones,  R.  D. 
Richards,  /3 


Corpus. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Sidney. 

Queens'. 

Joh. 

Sidney. 

Emm. 

Caius 

Queens'. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Corpus . 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 


^  Magd. 
KTrin. 
Caius. 
Corpus. 
Trin. 
Caius. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Queens'. 
Trin. 
Corpus. 
Queens'. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Emm. 
Christ's. 
Pet. 
Trin. 
Christ's. 
Trin. 
Trin.H. 
Christ's. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Clare. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Queens' 


1  Missionary  Bishop  in  Central  Africa,  1861 — 
1863. 

2  Assistant  Bishop  to  the  Bishop  of  London. 
Bishop  of  Sydney,  1884—1890.  Hulsean  Lecturer, 
1894. 

3  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1860. 

4  Bishop  of  Ely,  18S6— 1905. 

5  Bishop  of  Durham,  1890—1901.     Regius  Pro- 


fessor of    Divinity,   1870—1890. 
King's  College. 

6  Late  Fellow  of  Sidney. 

7  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1890. 

8  Late   Professor  of   Latin. 
University,  1864—1867. 

9  Fifteenth  Earl  of  Derby. 


Late  Fellow  of 


Librarian  of  the 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


279 


1849.-MODERATORS  \  William  Boniier  Hopkins  M. A.  Cath. 
(  Harvey  Goodwin,  M.A.  Cuius. 
(  George  Gabriel  Stokes,  M.A.  Pembroke. 


Examiners 

Wranglers. 

Ds*Pell,  (2)  Joh. 

»Phear,  (1)  Caius. 

•Porter,  Pet. 

I'Campion,  Queens'. 

*Edwards,  Trin. 

Jeifery,  0  Cath. 

*Thrupp,  o  Trin. 

Drew,  Joh. 

Hose,  Trin. 

•i'Wray,  Trin. 

3*Mason,  Joh. 

Wrench,  Joh. 

Whale,  Joh. 

Edwards,  Joh. 

*Burton,  Christ's. 

Lilly,  7  Joh. 

Dobson,  Joh. 

Earie,      I  aj.„  Joh. 

•Phillips,!^**  Corpus. 

Lloyd,  Caius. 

*Davis,  7  Pet. 

■•♦Robinson,  Cath. 

Williams,  Joh. 

•Greenfield,  7  Pemb. 

Durham,  7  Jes. 

Cole,  Sid. 

Rigby,  7  Joh. 

Ferguson,  Trin. 

Headlam,  a  Trin. 

Porter,  Queens', 

Cornwell,  Emm. 

Scargill,  Queens'. 

Preston,  Trin. 
Clarke,G.P.(Clueas)7  Joft. 

Wiglesworth,  Trin. 


\  Stephen  Parkinson,  M.A.  St  Johni 


Senior  Op  times. 

Ds  Eade,  Joh. 

Grimes,  Clare 
*Waddington,  a  %  \Trin. 

Wilde,  i  Trin. 

Carter,  Trin. 

Clapin,  Joh. 

Biilington,  Emm. 
•Rowe,  a  %  Trin. 

Hodges,  Trin. 

Cusins,  1  „^  Sid. 

Day,       /^^-  Joh. 

Swan,  Joh. 

Wylie,  Sid. 

Gibbon,!  „„         Clai'e. 

Glover,  i^*"         Jes. 

Dundas,  Trin. 

Chepmell,  Caius. 

Edwards,  G.  O.      Trin 

•Baxter,  Cath. 

Stewart,  Joh. 

Olver,  Corpus. 

Thomas,  Trin. 

6*Carver,  a  Trin. 

Brown,  Joh. 

Skilton,  Corpus. 

Stephenson,  J.  J.  Caius. 

Cobb,  Sid. 

Probert,  Queens'. 

Boutflower,)31  „,,  Chr. 

Frere,  i'^'^- Caius. 

Spencer,  Queens'. 

•Willett,  Clare. 

Morse,      )  a,^  Caius. 

Newbolt,  i^^'  Joh. 

Fenn,/J  \  j^^  Trin. 

Gosset,  /^^-  Trin. 

Edwards,  /S     ^  Pemb. 

Mitchinson,7  5  Mg. Clare. 

Smith,  '  Cath. 

Baxter,  13  Trin. 

Hemming,  Christ's. 

Cockshott,  Cath. 

Crallan,  Emm. 

Harrison,  Emm. 

♦Coopland,  a  Cath. 

Rogers,  Clare. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Stoddart,  Sid. 

Bough  ton,  .  Trin. 

Clay,  J.  \Trin. 

Stephenson,  A. K.  '  Caius. 

Bromehead,  a  Trin. 

Tandy, .  )  „^  Pet. 

■"Taylor,  a (^^-  Trin. 

Christmas,  1  a,„  Jes. 

Smith,  C.    /^^-  Joh. 

Codd,        1  Joh. 

Dickson,  /^*'  Trin. 

Leith,  Trin. 

Hewett,  Joh. 

*Elwyn,  a  Trin. 

*  Tayler,  a  Trin. 

Kirkpatrick,  Trin. 

Butt,  Trin. 

Gilford,  Hon.G.R.i  Cmw*. 

Weale,  ]  Clare. 

Gibson,  r  \  a^„  Trin. 

Greathead,)^^*  Christ's 

Consterdine,  Trin. 

Gee,  7  Joh. 

Greenstreet,  Trin. 

Metcalfe,  Jes. 

Andrews,  71  ai.„  Trin. 

Lermit,       /^«'  Joh. 

I    *Hartlev,  0  Maqd. 

I      Hinchl'iffe,/?)  aj,-  Trin. 
I      Raymond,    i^^'  Clare 

j      Hadow,  Christ's 

!     *Helm,  a  Jes. 

I      Arthy,  Joh. 

1      Foster,  0\  „„  Chr. 

I       Voigt,  pf^^'  Clare. 

Bull,  a  Trin. 

Molyneux,)  a;,^  Joh. 

Poland,      /^«-  Emm. 

Orman,  /?  Corpus. 

Compton,)  ,,„  Corpus. 

Price,  7    /^^-  Joh. 

Fowler,  0  Queens'. 

Downing,  Caius 

•Temple,  0  Clare 

Puget,  Trin. 

Attenborough,  7  Joh. 

Merry,  Jes. 

I      Jones,  Cath. 

Thornbury,  Caiut. 

Canning,  Emm. 


1  President  of  Queens'  College,  1892—1896. 

2  Late  Fellow  of  Clare. 

3  Late  Tutor  of  St  John's. 

4  Master  of  St  Catharine's,  1861—1909. 

6  Late    Ambassador   of   France   to    England 


French  Minister  of  Foreign  Affairs,  and  President 
of  the  Council. 

6  Late  Fellow  of  Queens'. 

7  Late  Fellow  of  Clare. 

•f  Equal  as  Chancellor's  Medallists. 


280 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1850.— Moderators  ^Le^^'»H«"sHy'  ^A-  TrmiUj. 
f  John  Sykes,  M.A.  Pembroke. 


Examiners 


s  William  Bonner  Hopkins,  M.A.  Cath. 
f  Archibald  Sandeman,  M.A.  Queens'. 


IVrajiglen. 

Dsi*Besant,(l)  Joh. 

♦Watson,  (2)  Trin. 

■^*Wolstenholme,  Joh. 

*  Hay  ward,  Joh. 
•Cort,  /3  Joh. 

s*Jameson,    i  6.  Cuius. 

**Westlake,a/-'ci  Trin. 

Irving,  Joh. 

Lethbridge  I  aj,„  Joh. 
*Sale,            i^^'  Emm. 

s*Liveing,  Joh. 

Potter,  7  Trin. 

*Bloomfield,  Clare. 

•York,  Queens'. 

Harper,  Corpus. 

•Capel,  Christ's. 

Lee,  Joh. 

Harrison,  Joh. 

Clover,  Caius. 

Kearney,  Joh. 

Greenwood,  7  Trin. 

Boden     i  „  Joh. 

Watson,/     ^*  Corpus. 
•Bruce,  Hon.  i    .    j 

Hutt,  '  ^  Caius. 

Jeddere-Fisher,  Trin. 

Northcott,  Caius. 

Clark,  Trin. 

Head,       .  Corpus. 

Munn,     /  Mq.  Emm. 

*  Walton,  '  Trin.H 
Smith,  J.  H.  /3  Caius. 
Hey  wood,  a  Trin. 
De  Lisle,  Trin. 
Howse,  Christ's. 
Stevenson,  Caius. 
Fairbaim,  Pet. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Ds  Jonas, 

Roget, 

Williams, 

Scott, 

Whiting, 
''«Cheetham,  a 

Whitehead, 

Nicolson, 

Smith,  F. 

Bresher,  l  -,^ 

Dingle,    /^«- 

Patterson* 

Shedden, 

Childers, 

Irvmg,  y 

Kirkby, 

Boddy, 

Mackenzie,  a 

Law, 

Craig, 

Stokes, 

Simpson, 

Williams, 

Wallis, 

Geddes, 

Durrant, 

Cory ton, 

Smyth, 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Caius. 

Christ's. 

Emm. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Jesus. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Pet. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Jesus. 


■  JEq. 


'^Schreiber,  a  (a)    Trin. 


Jenyns, 

Hall, 

Fisher,  W.  F. 

Cobb, 

Wiltshire 
'Moule,  7 

Smart, 

Chambers,  7 

Cheales, 
•Beamont,  o(b) 

Ayre, 

Penrice,  /^*- 
•Powell,  ;8 
Longsdon, 
Cobb, 7 


Emm. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Junior  Optim£6 
Ds  Beecheno, 

Anstice, 
Balieine, 
Bagot, 
Holland, 
Burnett, 
Prescott,  a 
Whitley, 
Bence, 
Coates,     1  „ 
Stallard,  /^« 
Bell,  a 
Chance,  a 
8*Perowne,  a 
9Iurnbull, 
Hubbard, 
•CoUett,  /3 
Ferrier, 
Iggulden, 
Wilson, 
Harman,  y 
Butcher,  7 
Raper, 
Dacre,     1  aj. 
Jackson,  f"*^- 
Hodgson,  T.  E.  7  Trin 
Kirkland,  )  »;,_    Joh 
Whyley,    /^^' 
Craig,  yS 


Queens' 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Queens ' 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Pet. 

Cuius. 

Clare. 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Cuth. 

Cuius. 

Evim. 

Trin. 

Cuius. 

Trin. 


Clay, a 
Drake, 
Goodier, 
lo^Hort,  a 
Simpson, 
♦Jenkins, /8 
Cholmeley, 
Stephenson, 
Newham, 
Calvert,  8 
Hirst, 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Jesus. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Muqd. 

Cuth. 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Clure. 


1  Re-elected  Fellow,  1889. 

2  Late  Fellow  of  St  John's,  late  Fellow  of  Christ's. 

3  Late  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's. 

4  Whewell  Professor  of  International  Law,  1887—1908. 

5  ProfessorofChemistry,  1861— 1908. 

6  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1896. 

7  Bishop  of  Mid-China,  1880—1908. 

8  Master  of  Corpus  Christi,  1879—1906.     Hulsean  Lecturer,  1866. 

9  Hon.  Canon  of  Wakefield. 

10  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1871.     Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity,  1878— 1887.     Lady  Margaret  Professor, 
1887—1892.     Late  Fellow  of  Emmanuel,  and  of  Trinity. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


281 


,85..-MooKK.xoas I  ^CZ^^JM^a'^^H!: 


I                        EXXM,.KHS     J-„^,7    - 

Bs,  M.A 

i.i\.    jriniiy. 

.  Pembroke. 

■             Wranglers. 

Senior  Uptimes. 

Junior  Op 

imes. 

iosi* Ferrers,  (1) 

Caius. 

Ds  Gammell, 

Jesus. 

Ds  Slater, 

Joh. 

•Evans, 

Joh. 

Adolphus, 

Corpus. 

Hubbard, 

Joh. 

•Yool,  (2; 

Trin. 

Young, 
Mousley,   t  ,, 
Stewart,     ( ^« 

Trin. 

Phillips,  a 

Emm. 

2*Callendar, 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Lee, 

Emm. 

* Jackson. 

Caius. 

■    Caius. 

Borrow, 

Joh. 

•Eastburn, 

Joh. 

Everard, 

Joh. 

Davis,         1  - 

.Joh. 

"Dusautoy, 

Joh. 

Jackson, 

Sid. 

Hard  wick,  l^^'  Joh. 

Smith,  J.  N. 

Joh. 

Leicester, 

Joh. 

Lyon, 

Trin. 

4*Porter 

Pet. 

Standen, 

Trin. 

Joh. 

S'Searle, 

Pemb. 

Mounsey, 

Chrises. 

Collins,')  „„ 
Currie,  i^«- 

Joh. 

Clarke, 

Joh. 

Goodwin, 

Cath. 

Trin. 

•Holme, 

Corpus. 

Dowland, 

Joh. 

White,  /3 

Caius. 

Coltman, 

Trin. 

Norton, 

Joh. 

Paley, 

Pet. 

•Gorham,  /S 

Trin. 

Locock, 

Caius. 

Stratton, 

Trin. 

Lees, 

Joh. 

Downes,  E. 

Trin. 

Creswick.i  a?^ 
Foster,  8  f  ^^ 

Trin. 

•Chalker, 

Emm. 

•Burn,(B)  a 

Trin. 

'    Trin. 

Russell, 

Joh. 

Amos, 

Clare. 

Holmes,  F.  G. 

ylJoh. 
iTrin. 

Matthew, 

Emm. 

Seed, 

Joh. 

Payne, 

Yates, 

Joh. 

Hudson, 

Joh. 

Kingdon, 

Caius. 

•Rennie, 

Sid. 

Smith,  J.  N. 

Trin. 

Newenham, 

Christ's 

Bedwell, 

Joh. 

Clements, 

Emm. 

Bluett,      j  aj,^ 
Norwood,  i  ^^ 

Emm. 

Wilson,  J.  A. 

Trin. 

Masheder. 

Magd. 

Queens' 

Williams,  R. 

Trin. 

Stone, 

Jesus. 

Tatham,  y 

Joh. 

£'vt™'l*' 

Joh 

WiUiams.J.  D 

a  Trin. 

•Taylor,  a 

Pet. 

Queens'. 

Harris, 

Clare. 

Wemyss, 

Jesus. 

Cbwie, 

Trin. 

Rowe, 

Joh. 

Langton, 

Joh. 

Williams,  W. 

0.  Queens'. 

8Harcourt,  a     I 
Wilson,  A.  /3  ' 

^Trin. 

*Bateman,  /3  (  „^  Joh. 

•Simmonds, 

Jesus. 

STrin. 

Kennion,     i  "* 

^^Trin. 

*Hemmans, 

Pet. 

Heywood, 

Trin. 

Holmes,  C.  F. 

/3  Joh. 

Kirkman, 

\  Queens'. 
a )  Trin. 

Ward, 

Caius. 

Bignold,  /3 

Trin. 

«*Lightfoot,  (A) 

Eaton, 

Trin. 

Torre, 

Joh. 

West, 

Emm. 

Wallace,  /3 

Jesus. 

Redmayne,fi 

^Trin. 

7Rendel, 

Trin. 

King. 

Christ's. 

Wrey, 

^Joh. 

•Shears, 

Joh. 

Harden, 

Magd. 

Seymour, 

Jesus. 

Whitfeld,  )3 

Trin.H. 

Williamson, 

Caius. 

Hubbard, 

Caius. 

Butler,  a 

Trin. 

Young, 

Christ's 

•Blore,  o 

Trin. 

Godfrey,  y 

Jeckell, 

Openshaw, 

Barnard, 

Moorsom, 

Richardson, 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Andrews, 
Girling,  /S 

Caius. 
Caius 

1  Master  of  Gonville  and  Caius  College,  1880—1903. 

2  Late  Fellow  of  Magdalene  College. 
8  Late  Fellow  of  Clare. 

5  Master  of  Pembroke,  1880—1902. 

6  Bishop  of  Durham,  1879—1890.     Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity,  1861—1875. 
feasor  of  Divinity,  1875—1879.  7  K.C.  I.E. 

8  Professor  of  International  Law,  1869—1887. 


4  Master  of  St  Peter's,  1876—1900. 

Lady  Margaret  Pro- 


282 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1852.- 


-MODER4TORS  >  Harvey  Goodwin,  M.A.  Cuius. 
MODERATORS  ^  Stephen  Parkinson,  M.A.  St  John's. 


«~  5^e"s»M^kti;tt/:A. 


Caius. 


Wrangle 
Ds  •Tait,  (1) 
•Steele,  (2) 
» Godfray, 
2*Phear, 

Dickinson,)  d 
•Seeley,a  (^ 
*Wright, 

Hunter, 
•Carey,  /8 

Chambers,  B 
*Snell, 
^•Sharpe,  a 

White,  T.  7 
*Shaw, 
*Cust,  /3    \  i&i 

Hudson,/^ 
•Searle, 
•Sale, 
•Woodward, 

Mathews, 
•Jeakes, 

Llovd, J. 

Maltbv, 

Cabeir, 

Ballance, 

Duckworth,  , 

Evans,  ( 

•  Hammond,  a( 

Herries,         ; 

Barry, 

Smith, 

Locock, 

Harbord, 
^Laughton, 

Scott,  1  ti> 

Smith,  I  li^ 

Prescott,  B 

Lloyd.  O.  W. 

Hughes, 

Le  Sueur, 


Pet. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Emm. 
<   Trin. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Queens'. 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 
^Trin. 
^  Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Jesus. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Jesus. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 


Senior  Oj}times. 

Ds  Edwards,  7  Trin 

Rotherham  Joh. 

Mitchell,  Joh. 

Smith,  Queens'. 

Montford,  Corpus. 

Hyde,  Emm. 

Ellis,  Joh. 

Elliott,  Tri7i. 

Conworth,)!>  Caius 

Pepys,        /^  Trin. 

^Brownlow,  Trin. 

Marden,  Christ's. 

Every,  Jesus. 

Meadows,  Corpus. 

Christie,  W.  L.  Trin. 

Chandless,  a  Trin. 

Handcock,  Christ's. 

Lees,     1  ^  Emm. 

Mason,/  -^^^  Christ's. 

Ramskill,  Cath. 

Rose,  Caius. 

Pratt,  Pet. 

Christie,  J.  S.  Trin. 

^Gurdon,  Trin. 

Outram,  Christ's. 

Smith,  Trin. 

Coke,      J  a7„  Joh. 


Le  Gros, 


■Mq. 


Jesus. 


Peake,  Joh. 

Usill,  Trin. 

Thompson,  /3  Pet. 

Parnell,  Joh. 

Bagshawe,  Joh. 

8  •Macnaghten,a  (b)  Trin. 

Norman,  Cath. 

Lane,  Caius. 

Piatt,  Trin. 

Goodhart,  /3  Caius. 

Bramley,  Ti'iii. 

Huntsman  Jesus. 

^•Morley, /3  Joh. 

Tomkms,  Joh. 

1"^  •Benson,  a  (a)  Trin. 

•Fowler,  7  Sid. 

Campbell,  Caius. 

Perceval,  Caius. 

Turnbull,  Caius. 

Hedgeland,  Emm. 

Clark,  Trin.  H. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Bousfield, 

Queens' 

!     'Burn,  a 

Trin. 

Pearse,  a 

Trin. 

Cleaver, 

Maqd. 

Bingley,7 

Trin. 

Brandt, 

Trin. 

"  Trevor, 

Cath. 

1        Carte, 

Sid. 

1       •Ellis,  a 

Trin. 

Francis,        1  « 

irChrist'a 

Thompson,  a  fl^Pmi*. 
1        Ferard,                Trin. 

j      'Raynes,  a 

Clare. 

Martin,  7 

Trin. 

Brown,  /3 

Christ's. 

Monro,  B 

Joh. 

Bazley, 

Trin. 

Lloyd,  /3 

Caius. 

Has  lam. 

Joh. 

1      *Brodribb,  a 

Joh. 

1        Lovell, 

Joh. 

Prest, 

Trin. 

Denton, 

Joh. 

Black,  iS 

Pemb. 

White,  F.  A.  7  Joh. 

Oldfield, 

Trin. 

Langley,  /3 

Joh. 

Orford, 

Christ's. 

1        Riadore, 

Pet. 

!        Atherton, 

Joh. 

i        Assheton, 

Trin. 

Fenn,  3 

Trin. 

Page, 

Joh. 

Watson, 

Joh. 

Kempson,  7 

Joh. 

Tulk, 

Trin.H. 

Durv, 

Emm. 

Watson,  7 

Corpus. 

Chippindall, 

Trin. 

Lennard, 

Pet. 

Wade, 

Joh. 

Frossard, 

Joh. 

Badcock,)  _,^ 
Pittar,      /^<?- 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Haslewood, 

Joh. 

Laurence, 

Trin. 

Munn,7 

Cains. 

1  Esquire  Beaell,  1854— I8W. 

2  Master  of  Emmanuel,  1871—1895. 

3  Late  Fellow  of  Christ's.  4  Sir  R.  J.  Cust. 

5  Sir  J.  K.  Laufthton.     Hon.  Fellow  of  Caius 

6  Roman  CatholicBishopof  Clifton,  1894— 1901. 

7  First  Baron  Cranworth  of  Letton. 


8  Late  Lord  Macnaghten. 

9  Late  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's. 

10  Archbishop  of  Canterbury,  1882— 1896.  Bishop 
of  Truro,  1877—1882. 

11  C.B.    Hon.  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


283 


1853.-MoDERATOR8{9\^'-|'^^^e",«]^  Mackenzie,  M.A.C^^^^^^ 
(John  Sykes,  M.A.  Pembroke, 


Examiners 

vv  111.  Arcner 
(Will.  Magan 

rortei 
Campi 

Wrangle 

vs. 

Senior  Opt 

imes. 

Ds'Sprague,  (1) 

Joh. 

Ds  Doman, 

Emm. 

•Batty,  (2) 

Emm. 

Hart, 

Emm. 

•Newbery, 

Joh. 

Kirby, 

Joh. 

*Lunn, 

Joh. 

Ewbank, 

Cahis 

1  Cohen, 

Magd. 

de  Quetteville 

Pet. 

*Beasley, 

Joh. 

Helme, 

Trin. 

»Roberts, 

Corpus. 

Price, 

Joh. 

Wilson, 

Trin. 

Litchfield,  |3 

Trin. 

Gibsone,  y  ^ 
•Stewart,       \  ?; 

Trin. 

Harvey, 

Trin. 

5.  Pet. 

Sweeting, 

Joh. 

•Thorpe,       m  Christ's. 

Stone, 

Trin. 

*Wi]kinson, ) 

Corpus. 

Wells, 

Caius. 

Fleay,  fi 

Trin. 

Reece, 

Emm. 

*Dulley, 

Caius. 

Kingston, 

Caius. 

•Gardiner, 

Pet. 

Humphreys, 

Caius. 

*Fowler,)  (3. 
*Glynn,  (^ 

Christ's. 

Newman, 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Paul, 

Trin. 

Taylor, 

Trin. 

Tiarks,-y 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Croad,  fi 

Trin. 

•  Pope, 

Sid. 

Lowe,  y      i  oi 
Walker,  J.  }^ 

Trin. 

Kinnear,)   . 

Powell,   }§ 

'^•Ware,*)^ 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

*Scott,  a  (b) 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Babington, 

Trin. 

Harrison, 

Trin. 

O'Brien, 

Sid. 

Maclennan, 

Trin. 

Hop  wood, 

Joh. 

3*  Morgan, 

Jesus. 

Bradly, 

Joh. 

Charters, 

Joh. 

*Suter, 

Trin. 

Brittan,)  b. 
^•Pike,^/^ 

Joh. 

Blackader,l  !3< 
Healy,        1^ 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Autridge,)   . 
Dicey,  0  }| 
Johnson,-'^ 

Joh. 

Dent, 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Fuller,         )  ^ 
Hubbard,  0S^ 

Emm. 

Christ's. 

Caius. 

Heppel, 

Joh. 

Johnson,  F.W. 

\  Trin. 
f  Emm. 

Butler, 

Christ's. 

Mason, 

Bebb, 

Joh. 

Wentworth, 

Trin. 

Walker, 

Jesus. 

"Moorhouse, 

Joh. 

Fortey, 

Jesus. 

♦Craven, a  (a) 

Trin. 

Barnes, 

Trin. 

Bolland,!  6< 
Carey, a [^ 

Trin. 

*Haviland,      j 

irJoh. 

Trin. 

Smith,  E.M./^Trm .       i 

Smallpeice,  /3 

Joh. 

Green, 

Sid. 

Cracroft,  y 

Trin. 

Highton, 

Joh. 

Ray, 

Magd. 

Junior  Optimes 

Ds  Griffith,  fi 

Caius. 

Smith, 

Caius. 

Pierpoint, 

Joh. 

Johnson, 

Caius. 

Blakiston,  o 

Trin. 

7Lefevre, 

Trin. 

Windham, 

Trin. 

Robinson. 

Joh. 

Plowman, 
•James,  a 
Ogden, 
Ayerst,  y 
Clementson, 
Willey, 
Francis, 
Cole,  via, 
Smyth,/i^ 
Gray, 

Bower,     )  ij, 
Holbrow,/^ 
Musgrave, 
Dowson, 
Semple, 
Molesworth,  j3 
'^Royston.fi 

Tearle, 
•Calvert,  a 
Atchetion, 
Heilbronn,  fi 
C  Gates  \  <Si 
Daniel/l^ 
Holden, 
'Atkinson,  y 
Cooper, 
Philipson, 
Doyle, 
»0Bathurst, 
Williams, 
Rudge, 
Kay, 
Leaver, 
Stockdale, 
Rilev, 
Whalley, 
Burdon,)  c;, 
Morris,  i^ 
Smith,  G.  E. 
Clarke, 
Biddle, 
Gallon, 
Rhodes, 
Molesworth, 
Fowler, 
Lee, 
Story,  y 
Anderson, 
Walter,  Y 
Chenery,  P 
Lysley, 
Gilmore,  \  «j. 
Salisbury,  ifi^ 
Collier,  3 
Graham  e, 
Angell, 


Trin. 
King's. 
Joh! 
Caius. 
Petnb. 
Caius. 
Christ's. 
Caius. 
Christ's. 
Trin. 
Clare. 
Pemb. 
Trin. 
Queens'. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin.H. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
Pemb. 
Corpus. 
Trin.H. 
\  ^  Trin. 
i^   Trin. 
Joh. 
Christ's. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Caius. 
Cath. 
Caius. 
Magd. 
Joh. 
Trin.H. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Christ's. 
Sid. 
Cath. 
Joh. 
Caius. 
Cath. 
Caius. 
Trin. 
Caius. 
Trin.H. 
Trin. 
Caius. 
Corpus. 


1  King'§  Counsel.     University  Counsel.     Hon. 
Fellow  of  Magdalene. 

2  Bishop  Suffragan  of  Barrow-in-Furness,  1889 
—1909. 

3  Master  of  Jesus  College,  1885—1912. 

4  Late  Fellow  of  Downing  College. 

6  Bishop  of  Nelson,  New  Zealand,   1866—1892. 


Hon.  Fellow  of  8t  John's. 

7  Lord  Eversley.  MP.  for  Bradford,  Ceotral 
Division,  1886— 1895.  FirstCommissioner  of  Works, 
1880—1884,  1892—1894.  PohtmRSter-Reiieral,  1884, 
1885.  President  of  the  Local  Government  Board, 
1894—1896. 

8  Bishop  of  the  Mauritiu*,  1872—1890. 


6  Bishop  of  Melbourne,  1876—1886.     Bishop  of  j      9  Honorary  Canon  of  Southwell 
Manchester,  1886-1903.    Hulsean  Lecturer,  1865.       10  Sixth  Earl  Bathurst. 


284 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


i?^.«„.t™«    (Joseph  Wolstenholme,  M.A.  Christ's. 
JixAMiNERs   jpercival  Frost,  M.A.  St  Johns. 


Wranglers. 
Ds  •Routh,  ^ 
i*Maxwell,  % 
*Droop, 
♦Home, 
•Day,  a 
*  Wilkinson, 
Whitt, 
2*Latham, 

Pratt, 
•Brown, 
3*  Bates, 
Falkner, 
*Glover, 
*Campbell, 
•Burbury,  a  (B) 
Hutchinson.T.N 


Pet. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Jok. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Trin.  H. 
1  i»Joh. 
MJoh. 
Elphinstone,       Trin. 
Sampson,)  ar«    Joh. 
Wright,    j^*^-  Trin. 

Trin.  H. 


•Stephen, 
Deighton, 
Coltman,  /8 
Candy, 
Robinson, 
Godrich 


Queens', 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Emm. 


uoancn,  i  -,^     jsmm 
Lawson,  /^^*    Trin 


Cornell,  7 

Ames, 

Leake,  0 

Sturges, 

Sweeting, 

Gabb, 

Almond, 

Grabham, 


Clare. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

Caius. 
)  .Emm. 
^-'^Joh. 


Littlewood,  7'  ^  Pemb. 
Tomkinson,  Trin. 
Rawlinson,  Emm. 
Hare,  I'^Joh. 

Roberts,  E.  71^  Jo/i. 
Arnold,  j  ^Trin. 

*  Hawkins,  a  (a)  t  fi^  Trin. 
Lawrence,  Queens' 

Woodhouse,      Caius. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Ds Izard, 

Weightman, 

Rimington, 

Dicey,  7 
•Bailey,  H.  R. 

Thomas, 

Jessop, 

Cape^ 

Baker, 

Fox, 

Kingsford, 

Pace, 
**Foxley,  a 

Franks, 
*  Crcft, 


Maqd. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Sid. 

Jesus. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Trin.  H. 

Caius. 
Hutchinson,  /3   Trin. 
Baker,  W.  De  F.  Emm. 
Whiteside,  J.      Cath. 
Robertson,  Trin. 

De  St  Croix,  1  isi  Corpus. 
Strugnell,     (^  Queens'. 
Wood,  J.  R.  /S    Trin. 
*Campbeil,  aj  61  Magd. 
Monro,  /3     1  ^  Trin. 
Coulson,  Trin. 

•Elliot,  /S  Magd. 

Burnaby,  Christ's. 

Ward,  Emm. 

Welch,  W.J.  J.  Cath. 
Brass,  Corpus. 

Drew,  Joh. 

Smith,  J.  S.  Trin. 
Ward,  /3  Trin. 

Graham,  Trin.  H. 

Vicars,  Christ's. 

sCavendish,  Lord  Trin. 
Kershaw,  Emm. 

Craston,  Christ's. 

Field,  Emm. 

Elliot,  I  „^  Trin. 
MarshaU,^]-^- Clare. 
Walker,  Corpus. 

Dent,  Trin. 

Richards,  /8  Trin. 
Hedges,  Queens'. 

Kingdon,  /3  Trin. 
Smith,  G.  M.  /3  Caius. 
Forster,  G.  B.    Joh. 


Kempson,/3 
Sanderson,  /3 
Curphey 
Quick,    j 
Weston,  j-^9- 


Caius. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Tonge,  Joh. 

Walker,  W.  H.  Joh. 
6'Farrar,  «(  aj,„     Trin. 
Patch,      l^«-   Joh. 
Cory,  Pet. 

H  indie,  Joh. 

Upton,  Trin. 

Atlay,  7  Joh. 

Locket  t,  7  Queens' 

Wood,  J.  Joh. 

•Fletcher,  a  Caius. 
Walford,  7  Trin. 
Tweddle,  Joh. 

Luckock,  Joh. 

Green,  A.  J.  M.  Caius. 
Wilkinson,  J.  F.  Joh. 


Sale,  a 

Gordon, 

Carlon, 


Trin. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 


Webb, 
Image, 
Betts, 
Fresh  field, 
Bates, 

Wilson,  W.  /3 
Pontifex, 
Leaf, 
Godfray 
Longlands, 
•Jackson, /3i  ^^ 
Ward,        j^«- 
Bailey, 
Hauxwell, 
Sealy, 
Willcock, 
Soden, 
Cooper, 
Stokes,  /3 
Swanston, 
Murray, 
Symonds 
Nix,  7 
Leachman, 
Nash, 
Lewin, 
Rokeby, 


Emm. 

Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Jesus. 


Queens'. 

Sid. 

Caius. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


^  Equal  as  Smith's  Prixemen. 
1    Professor   of  Experimental  Phy«ic»,    1871— 
1879. 

a  Late  Fellow  of  Clare. 
3  Late  Fellow  of  Caius. 


4  HuUean  Lecturer,  1881. 

6  Eighth  Duke  of  DeTonshire,  Chancellor  of  the 
University,  1892—1908. 
6  Hulseaa  Lecturer,  1870. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


286 


„  )  Norman  Macleod  Ferrers,  M.A.  Caius. 

JixAMiNERs   I  fj^gj^  Callendar,  M.A.  Magdalene, 


Wranglers. 
Ds  Savage,^  Joh. 

'*Courtney,  ^         Joh. 
*Elsee,  Joh. 

*Crompton,     )  w  Trin. 
*Cuthbertson,J^  Corpus. 
2Green,  A.  H.  i    .  Caius. 
**Hudson  Vm  nr.„,-„ 

(I'emberton),  V  P 
»Rees,a(B)  Joh. 

*Gray,  C.  Trin. 

*Drewry,  \  x-,,  Pemft. 
«i)uPort,r^^-  Caius. 
♦•Prescott,  Corpus. 

Smethurst,  Joh. 

♦Headland,  y         Caius. 
ft'Long,  Corpus. 

Puller,  Trin. 

Iselin,  Corpus. 

*Lamb,  Christ's. 

Thompson,  Trin. 

*Fitzroy,  Trin.H. 

Harrison,  Trin. 

Woolnough,        Corpus. 

Dumas,!  arn        •^^^• 

Okely,  r^^'       Trin. 

Lobb,  Trin. 

Reynolds,  Emm. 

Jones,  F.H.I  i<  Emm, 
*Ninnis  (^    Clare. 

Beard,  Joh. 

Marchant,  Trin. 

Brakenridge,i  t:^  Christ's. 

Freeman, -y   i^  Caius. 

Mil  ward,  Christ's. 

e»Machray,  Sid. 

Tucker,  R.  Joh. 

Devenish,  Trin. 

Browning.C.A.R.  Ca</i. 
*Monro,  a  Trin. 

Pomeroy,  ^  Trin. 

Hooppell,  Joh. 

Scudamore,         Joh. 

Whitlow,  Sidney 

Lennard, 


Senior  Op  times. 

Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Watson,  R.  G. 

Corpus. 

Ds  Etheridge, 

Caius. 

Wood,  ^ 

Cath. 

Lindsay, 

Trin. 

Browning.H.B 

I  Queens'. 
1  Clare. 

Loosemore, 

Cath. 

Clarke, 

Sowerby, 

Joh. 

Rusby, 

Maqd. 

Balshaw, 

Joh. 

Brown,  G.  W. 

Emm. 

Lander, 

Corpus. 

Dix, 

Caius.  ^ 

Hornbv, 

Trin. 

French, 

Queens'. 

Poole," 

Joh. 

Clare, 

Pet. 

Harlock, 

Pet. 

Edwards,  j8 

Pemb. 

Burrow,  J.  H. 

Cath. 

Christie, 

Joh. 

Wilkinson, 

Christ's. 

*Hancock,  a  (a) 

Joh. 

Wilde,        ' 

Clare. 

Muriel, 

Pet. 

Cooper,      \  ^.^ 
*  Webster,  a  r*-^ 

Joh. 

'Stratfen, 

Christ's. 

•  Trin. 

Hughes, 
Collins,  G. 

Emm. 

Smith,  W. 

Jesus. 

Cath. 

Burrow,  R.J, 

Joh. 

Westerman, 

Queens'. 
Caius. 

Little,  ^ 

Joh. 

Beck,  A. 
Bickford, 

Beaumont,  y 

» 

Trin. 

SMarsden 

Hoare,  fi 

Caius. 

Schol  field, 

Trin. 

Lord, 

Jesus. 

Child, 

Joh. 

Agnew, 

Trin. 

Heeley,a 

Trin. 

Butt, 

Jesus. 

Alston, 

Trin. 

Watson,  F.  F. 

Caius. 

Wimberley, 

Trin. 

Godson, 

Pemb. 

Healy, 

Trin.H 

Lufkin, 

Joh. 

Pearse,  S  \  /p., 
Pigou,      /^«- 

Trin. 

Walford, 

Trin. 

Queens'. 

Du  Boulay 

Trin. 

Cayley,  /3 

Whitley, 

Emm. 

Casher, 

Caiis. 

Sanders, 

Emm. 

Haigh, 
Roxby, 

Christ's. 

I'^tK]^- 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

io*Butler,  a 

Trin. 

Leathes, 

Joh. 

Spurgin, 

Clare. 

Ward,  F.  L. 

Trin. 

Propert, 

Trin.H. 

Banham, 

Sid. 

Ward,  A.  H. 

Pemb. 

Vernon, 

Joh. 

Richards, 

Jesus. 

Bealey, 

Sid. 

"  Bousfield, 

Caiux. 

Matthews, 

Trin. 

Mothersole, 

Trin. 

»Green,  W.  C  a 

Kinq's. 

Grindrod, 

Trin. 

*Beck,E.  J.s 

Clare. 

Randolph, 

Trin. 

Moore,  7 

Joh. 

Bennett, 

Corpus. 

8*Pearson,  J.  B.  a 

Joh. 

Summerhayes,v  Queens' 

Meeres,  fi 

Clare. 

Molyneux, 

Magd. 
Christ's. 

Phillips" 

Queens'. 

Dand, 

Holdsworth, 

Pet. 

Bo  wen. 

Trin. 

Yeats, 

Joh. 

Browne, 

Jesus. 

*Baty, 
Bonham-Carter 

Sid. 

Shore, 

Trin. 

,  Trin. 

1       Scowcroft, 

Magd. 

<(  Equal  a«  Smith's  Prizemen. 

1  Lord  Courtney.    M.P.  for  Cornwall,  Bodmin 
DiTis>ion,  188^-1900.     Hon.  Fellow  of  St  John's. 

2  Professor  of  Geology  at  Oxford,  188H-1896. 

3  Prebendary  of  York. 

4  Canon,   Archdeacon   and  Chancellor  of   the 
Diocese  of  Carlisle. 

5  Late  Fellow  ol  Caius. 


6  Archbishop  of  Rupert's  Land,  18fl3— 1904. 

7  HuUean  Lecturer,  1B74. 

8  L«le  Fellow  of  Emmanuel. 

9  Bishop  of  Ratburttt,  Australia,  1869-1885. 

10  Master  of  Trinity  College.  Dean  of  Glonces- 
ter,  18813-1886.  Head  Master  oi  Harrow  School, 
1869-1885. 

11  BishopofPretoria,  1878— 1902. 


286 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1856. — Moderators 


Examiners 


J.  Budd  Phear,  M.A.  Clare. 
William  Henry  Besant,  M.A.  «7o/i. 

Edward  John  Hillier,  M.A.  Trinity. 
Joseph  Wolstenholrae,  M.A.  Christ  s. 


Wranglers. 

Joh. 

Trin. 
.  Queens'. 
M Sidney. 
^  Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 

Pemb. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Joh. 
„  Trin.H. 
?■  Joh. 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 


Ds'Hadley,  (1) 
*Rigby,(a)3 
♦Clarke.C.B. 
•Ellis 
*Smith,H.W 

*  Hardy  )3 
I'Fawcett 

*Moore 
*Harlin 

Rouse 

Harpley 

*  Atkinson")  -,„ 
2'Bonneyi3}"*'^ 

•Dyson 

Duncan 

Pierce 

Kendall 
*Long,  R. 
•Marten 

Preston  \ 

Sharp     VJEg. 

Street    ) 

Edridge 

Ward,E.j^« 


Corpus. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Jesus. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Christ's. 


Hall  Jesus. 

Tebay  Joh. 

♦Candy  1  a,^        Sidney. 
*Clark  1^^-       MaQd. 
3*Browne,  G.  F.  Caih. 

Ebden       )        Christ's 
*Rowe  a  (b)  (JEq.  Joh. 

SweetingjS'        Joh. 

Piper  Trin. 

Hickling  Clare. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds   Streeter  Clare. 

Cholmeley         Emm. 
Wigan  Trin. 

Cormack")  -,„    Queens' . 
Southey  j^^'  Caius. 
Tatham  Joh. 

Grlover    v  Joh. 

Howlett  \Mq.  Caius 

Trin. 

Jesus. 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Trin. 
'  Pemb. 

Jesus. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Trin. 
•Smith,  R.  Horton  a  Joh. 


Speer       f 
Powley 
Liveing 
Martindale 
Town  son 
Gyles 

Challis)  ;p„ 
Nairnej^^- 
Exton  Y 
Stone,  H.  1  ;c>. 
Stubbs      \-^^ 
Acland 
Burv 
White 
Lane      |  «, 
Lawson)      ^' 
Worthington 

Belli /Wfl 
Nix  )^^- 
'^Brown  a  (A.) 


Penley 
Poulton 
Fish 
Gordon 
Pengelley 
Cutler 
Grover 
Mason,  G. 
SRansome 


Corpus. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Queens'. 
I         Joh. 
>Mq.Emm. 
'        Sidney. 

Caius. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Ds  Elvvell 
*  Wilson  a 
Fenton  ^ 
Lloyd 
Marshall 
Carter 
Culley 
Mead 
Spedding 
Robertson 
Watts 
Bostock 
cCheetham 
Cutting  y 
Collins 
Sills 

Knowles 
^Maclagan 
Burton 
Gleadow 
Kelly  /3 
Smith,  W.  E. 
Kennedy 
Wilson,  R. 
Fuller 
•Calverley  a 
Raby 
Beach 
Cowie 

Jackson,  T.  H. 
Barker 
Balls  y 

Chapman")  a,„ 
narwall^i'*'^- 
Stone 
Currie 
Meares 
Pen  fold 
King 

Nunn,  J.  p 
Marriott  /3 


Jesus. 
Magd. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
Corpus. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Trin . 
Trin. 
Christ's. 
Trin.H. 
Christ's. 
Corpus. 
Sidney. 
Joh. 
Cath. 
Pet. 
Caius. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Caiu.i 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Christ's 
Clare. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Cath. 
Trin. 
Clare. 
Pemb. 
Maqd. 
Trin. 
Trin.H. 
Caius. 
Joh. 
Corpus 


1  Prolegsor  of  Political  Economy,  1863—1884. 

2  HuUean  Lecturer,  1S84.    Rede  Lecturer,  1892.     Hon.  Canon  of  Manchester.     Tutor,  1868— 

1876.     Hon.  Sc.D.  Dublin  and  Sheffield.     Hon.  LL.D.  Montreal. 

3  Bishop   of    Bristol.      Bishop    of  Stepney,   1895—1897.     Disney   Professor   of    Archaeology, 

1887—1892.    Hon.  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's. 

4  King's  Counsel.   Treasurer  of  Lincoln's  Inn.    Founderof  the  Raymond  Horton-Smith  Prize. 

5  Hou.  Fellow  of  Caius. 

6  Bisliopof  Sierra  Leone,  1870—1882. 

7  Bishopof  Lichfield,  1878— 1S91.     Archbishop  of  York,  1891— 1908. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


287 


1867.-Moo.«.x«»s  |^iJlZ&„W%;^-^-  ''""'"'• 


Examiners 


I  Samuel  George  Phear,  M.A.  Emm. 
t William  Henry  Besant,  M.A.  Joh, 


Wranglers. 
Ds*Fmch,  (2) 
*  Savage,  (1) 
I'Gorst, 
*Parez, 
•Walton, 
2'Skelton,)  „^ 


3*Venn, 

*  Ludlow, 
4*Sinith,  L. 

*Shackell,^ 
*Brandreth, 

*  Gilbert,  y 
*Ewbank,L. 

Hensley, 

Jones,  C.  A.l  a 
^Puller  I"* 

Harvey,  B.W. 

Jones,  D. 
^  Hurst, 

Davies, 
"'Manley, 

Bridge, 

Harvey,  W.  C, 

Porcher,!  -,,„ 

Sykes,     1^^- 

Perry 

Roberts,  C.  M. 

Kindersley, 
*Earle, 
''Stone,  a 

Goldson, 

Roberts,  N.  H 

Fisher,   ) 

Hyde. 

Lidgett 


Queens'. 

Pemb. 

J  oh. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Queens'. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Trin.H. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

-,„  Clare. 

^^-  Trin. 

w<^  Joh. 

'•  Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Sidney. 

Joh. 

Emman. 

Joh. 

i^Trin. 
^Joh. 

Jesus. 

King's. 

Triti. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Christ's. 
Mq.  Caius 

Trin. 


Trafford,  Pet. 

Forster,  J.J.  1  Joh. 
SatterthwaiteJ  Jesus. 
s*Somerset,  /3         Trin . 
Whiting,  Caius. 


Sfui.or  Optinies. 
Ds  Seeker,  Christ's. 

Bishop,  H.  Christ's. 

Fairbrass,  E.    1  ^-Co^-pu.i. 
*Platt,F.T.a(B)j^  Trin. 
Dixon,  j8  )  Joh. 

Parkyn,    }  Mq.Joh. 
Shaw,       S  Joh. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Clare. 


Ds  Swallow, 
Fitton,i  ^^ 
Norris,j^« 
Hill,  H. 
Gibson,      \ 
M«Kenzie,J 


Mellor, 
Wilkinson, 
Diirell, 
Johnson,    ) 
Punnett,^) 
Glover 
Black  well,  1 
Snell, 


Trin.H. 
Queens'. 
Joh. 
a,„  Cla7-e. 
^^  Clare. 

Christ's. 
„  Emman. 
^5-  Trin. 


Earnshaw,!  a,    Cath. 
Stevens,     i-^^'Emman 
Barnes, 
Cookson,T.C 
Salvin, 
Lee,  T.  W.  iS- 
Rivers, 
Meek, 

Smith,  H.W. 
Ward,  R. 
•Tremlett 


Magd. 

Caius. 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Christ's. 

Kino's. 


'Delves- Broughton,  Tr.H. 
Gedge,W.W.i3  Caius. 


Roberts, 
Bailv 
Pearson  (Pen- 
nant), P.  P. 
6*Seeley,  a  (a) 
Shaw,  y 
Raven. 
Furnlss, ) 
Gould,  ^f-(E( 
Latham, ' 


Queens'. 
Trin. 

^Joh. 

^  Christ's. 
Caius. 
Emman. 
Trin. 
Caius. 
Emman. 


Emman. 

Emman. 

Emman. 
ap^  Christ's 
^'i-Pet. 


Naylor,  C.  Corpus. 

Piatt,  G.  M.  a     Trin. 
Hawker,      \  &-  Jesus. 
Kemp,H.J.jfi|    Trin.H. 
Campbell,  Cl  d-  Trin. 
Ransome,     J^  Trin. 


Mq. 
\Mq. 


Ingram,) 
Stork,  y  > 
Warlow,) 
Barlow,  /3 
Fendall 
Farmer, 
Woodhouse, 
Bramall, 
Hensley, 
Manson, 
Stanham, 
Burra,  y 
Holmes,  v 
Oldfield, 
Martin,  H. 
Davis,    ] 
Foster,  >Mq 
Wright,) 
Hillyard,!  „ 
Owen,      j^ 
Vernon, 
*Monro,  a 
Nellen,F.J 


Jesus. 

Joh. 

Queens'. 

Joh. 

Jesus. 

Emman. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Christ's. 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Christ's. 

Christ's. 

Pet. 

Caius. 

Emman. 

Emman. 

Caius. 

Corpus. 


I  Sir  J.  E.  Gorst,  K.C.,  M.P.for  the  tJnivergity,  1892-1906. 

2  Prebendary  of  Lincoln  Cathedral. 

3  Hulsean  Lecturer,  18C9. 

4  King's  Counsel.    Senior  Judge  of  *he  City  of  London  Court, 

5  Censor  of  Non-Collegiate  Student*,  1869-81. 

6  Sir  J.  R.  Seeley,  Professor  of  .Modern  Hictory,  1869-1896. 


Hon.  Fellow  of  St  John's. 


288 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1858.-MODERATORS  \  Normaii  Macleod  Ferrers,  MA    Cains. 
\  Robert  Braithwaite  Batty,  M.A.  Emman. 


Examiners 

Wranglerii. 

Ds'Slesser,(l)  Queens'. 
i«Smith,  C.  A.(2)  Pet. 

■^•Wace,  J  oh. 

*Hadley,  Trin. 

Bompas,  Joh. 

Pitcairn,  Jesus. 

Bidder,  Trin. 

^*Crabtree,7  Joh. 

*Garrick,  |  ^^  Caius. 

*Rouse,;  I"*'*-  Trin. 

*Prior,  Trin. 

Lucas,  Joh, 

*Hewitt,  Emman. 

♦*Skeat,  Christ's. 

Kitchen,)  „„  Joh 
*Mowat 


r  William  Magan  Campion,  M.A.  Queens'. 


Hugh  Callendar,  M.A.  Magdalene. 


Recordon, 
5*Latham. 
*Fisher,  p 

Buckley, 

Gruggen, 
*Birdwood, 

Symns, 

Lane 


l-*'^-  Sidney 
aj.^  Clare. 
■^^■Pemb. 
Caius. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Joh. 

^^■Joh. 
Joh. 


Prichard,!^^-  Joh. 
Leeming.l  _,„    Christ's. 

Trin. 


Newton,  , 
•McClellan.a 


Reeves, 

Adam, 

Barnes, 

Green,  J. 3 

Blissard 

Home,  \  s! 

Hunter,}^ 

Armfield, 

Parry, 

Knapton,^ 

Hudson, 

Ketley, 

Bayliss, 


u 


i^  Trin. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Clare. 
Queens'. 
Pemb. 
Corpus. 
Queens'. 
Trin. 
Queens'. 
Joh. 


Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  Green,  T.  S.  1  6^  Caius. 
Wormald,    i^  Christ's. 
Thompson,        Jesus. 
Henslow,!  ar^  Christ's. 
Tweedy,  \^^- Einman. 
Brown,  Cath. 

«*Clark,E.C.a(A)THn. 
Price,  Queens'. 

Savell,  Joh. 

Holley,  1    .Tr.  H. 

Pennethorne,  Ig'Tr.  H. 
Wedderburn,  j^  Trin. 
Borradaile,  )     •  Joh. 
Clark,  ).  ^Sidney. 

Smith,  F.     )  ^Joh. 
Rogers,  Clare. 

Campbell,  Emman. 

Skipworth,-y       Emman. 
Mansell,  Caius. 

Cavendish, Ld.F.C.  Trin. 
Gregory,  Emman. 

^Campbell,-)/         Trin. 
*Donne,a      "I   &<  Trin. 
Henniker,j8  j  ^  Trin.  H. 
Fullagar,         .  Caius. 
Wright,  Caius. 

Collins,   )  Cath. 

Tom,       >  Mq.  Joh. 
Wilson,  )  Cath. 

Liveing  Caius 

Finch,    "I  _,„     Joh. 
Pearson,) ^9-    Joh. 
Cutbill,)ar„       Trin. 
Lewty,;^*-      Joh. 
Ireland,     I         Trin. 
Johnston,  rJEq.Caius 
»Potts,a(B)  I         Joh. 
Hepnenstall,a]  ^-Joh. 
Penley,  ^  Corpus. 

Broome,  Sidney. 

Blythe,|53i         Christ's 
Piatt,   m  Trin. 

Goody,  ]  n,^      Caius. 
Hilley,;^^-    Joh. 


Junior  Optime},. 
Ds  Wilkinson, E.G.  Jo/t. 
Pan  ton,  Caius. 

Karney,  T7-in. 

Jenkins,]  „^     Maod. 
Sneath,   j^^-    Caius. 
*Bowen,  a  1  „    Trin. 
MoitimeT,l^9-ciare. 
Barnacle,  )     .   Joh. 
Leverett,   }  ^  Emman. 
Sendall.a  )    "    Christ's. 

Trin. 

Trin.  H 

King's. 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Caius. 


Rogers,-)/ 

Froysell, 
♦Evans, 

Allen, 

Brett, 
^Fuller, 

Coles,       ,  ^„    ^c..«, 

Dearden,]^^-   Trin 

Goodacre,!  ^„  Emman 


Marshall, 


■^q. 


Trin. 


Trin. 

^  Trtn. 
Trin. 


Heywood, 

Blomefield, 

Crompton, 

Tennent,}^^-  Joh. 

Lys,  "I   „^  Joh. 

Ross,  I  ^«-  Trin. 

Barrow,  Emman, 

Carter,    |  „  Trin. 

Robarts.J^^-  Christ's. 

Brooks,  I  ^^  Trin. 

Smith,  j"^9-  Corpus. 

Johnson,]  „  Sidney. 
•Lupton,aJ-*^-  Joh. 

Bos  well,  I  j^^  Clare. 

levers,     r*'^-  Magd. 
Rogers-Harrison,  1  a-Cla. 

Serjeantson,  Jl^  Tr. 

Dury,  Trin. 

Thomas,  Joh. 

Burton,  Queens'. 

MUller,  Sidney. 

Drake,  Trin. 

Hunt,  Trin. 


1   Hon.  Fellow  of  St  Peter's. 
S  Eaquiie  Bedell,  1877— 1892. 

3  Late  Fellow  of  Si  Catharine's. 

4  ProfeBgor  of  Anglo-Saxon,  1878— 1912. 

5  Downing  Professor  of  Medicine,  1874—1894;  Deputy  Professor,  1868-1874.     Formerly  Fellow  of 
Downing.    Croonian  Lecturer,  Royal  College  ol  Physicians,  ISSO.     Harveian  Orator,  1888. 

6  Regins  Professor  of  Civil  Law.    Professorial  Fellow  of  St  John's.     Formerly  Fellow  of  Trinitv. 

7  Late  Sir  H.  Campbell-Bannerman. 


MATHEMATICAL    IHIPOSES. 


289 


1869. — Moderators 


Examiners 


Wranglers. 


(  Harvey  Goodwin,  D.D.  Cuius. 
t Norman  Macleod  Ferrers,  M.A.  Cuius. 
I  William  Magan  Campion,  M.A.  Queens'. 
( Robert  Braithwaite  Batty,  M.A.  Emmun. 


Ds  "Wilson 

J  oh. 

*  Brown)  „„ 
•Steel    1^«- 

Trin. 

Cuius. 

2»Jack(l) 

Pet. 

3  "Stone 

Qwems'. 

^*  Clifton  (2) 

*Mathews 

Cuius. 

8*Wodehouse  y 

Cuius. 

•Vyvyan 

Cuius. 

6*0akeley 

Jesus. 

♦Hopkins 

Trin.  II 

*Adams 

J  oh. 

Willmot  -y 

Trin. 

7*Cornish 

Sidney. 

Bush 

Joh. 

*Taylor 
Johnson  y 

Trin. 

Cuius. 

Besant 

Christ's 

•  Longden 

Queens'. 

Herschel 

Bunting 

Pemb. 

»Davidson 

Trin.  H 

Donaldson 

Joh. 

Collins 

Joh. 

Widdowson 

Joh. 

Constable 

Christ's. 

Dakyns    ) 
McClean  )Mq 
Neale       f 

Trin. 

.  Trin. 

Joh. 

M^Cally 

Trin. 

Mullins 

Joh. 

Bruce 

Cuius. 

8*Sidgwick  a  (A 

Trin. 

Rhodes 

Clure. 

Thompson 

Trin. 

Drew      \  -j,., 
^  Trotter  ^l^'?- 

Sidney. 
Trin. 

Jones 

Emman. 

Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  O'Neill  Emmun. 


Heberden 
Green 
Musson 
Ward/3 
Du  Port 
Johnson 
*Deane 
AirvY 
Griffith 
Proud 
Stolterfoth 
Malkin  P 
Creswell 
Tremlett  y 
Durst 
Roberts  y 
Winkfield 
Harris 
Hankey 


Jesus. 
Joh. 


Trin. 

Cuius. 

Trin. 

Emmun. 

Trin. 

Trin.  H. 

Joh. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Sidney. 

Cuius. 

Emman 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Longmirea(B)  Joh. 


Hewison 

Sweatman 

Arthur  ^ 

Robertson 

Rhodes  ^ 

Godson 

Stolterfoth 

Tebbutty 

Lakin  y 

Alexander 

Faweett 

Lovick 

Trafford  ^ 

Browne 

Slight 

Francis 

Cator 

Carmichael 

Amos  jS 

Paynter 

Gill 

•    Ashe 
Clarke  Y 
Wyatty 
Makinson 

JOWhitlev 


Joh. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cuius. 

Trin. 

Sidney. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Cuius. 

Christ's. 

Emmun. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Clare. 

Queens'. 


Ds  Langton 
Snape 
Boodle  )3 
Barton 
Stanning/3 
Jackson 
Pickles 

i-*Perkins  a 
Garland 
Allen  j3 
Little 
Fearon  y 
O'Hara 
Wright 
*HaIesa 
Gardner 
Simpson 
Laurence 
Beasley 
Goggs 
Marriott 
McKellar 

^■-•Holmes  a 
Macdonald 

Smith  1^ 
Booth  a 
i"Verey 
Steward 
Welch 
Handley 
Hunter  y 
Faweett 
Foyster 
Darby 
Scott 
De  Castro 
Attlee 
Poynder 
Williams 
Home 
Ward 
Seppings 
Nuttall 
"Speech  ly 
Wilks 


^q. 


Cuius. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Clure. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Magd. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Cuius. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Emmun. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Joh. 

Sidney 

Cuius. 

Emman. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Cuius 

Cuius 

Trin. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Joh, 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Cuius 

Trin. 

Caius 

Clare 

Caius. 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Trin, 


1  Rural  Dean  of  Worcester,  1907—10.    Hulsean  Lecturer,  1898. 
i  Profe«8orof  Astronomy  in  the  University  of  Glasgow. 

3  Radcliffe  Observer  at  Oxford,  1879—1897. 

4  ProfesBor  of  Experimental  Philosophy  in  the   ITniversity  of  Oxford.    Fellow  of  Merton 
Wadham  Colleges,  Oxford.  5  Prebendary  of  Exeter. 

6  Sir  H.  Evelyn  Oakeley.     Formerly  Her  Majesty's  Chief  Inspector  of  Training  Colleges. 

7  Bishop  Suffragan  of  8t  Germans.     Archdeacon  of  Cornwall. 

8  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy,  1883— 1900. | 

9  Prebendary  of  Chichester. 

10  Bishop  of  ChotaNagpore,  1890—1904. 

11  Late  Fellow  of  Downing. 
1     12  Late  Fellow  ofClare. 

13  Official  Referee  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Judicature. 

14  Bishop  of  Travancore,  1879—1889. 


13 


290 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1 860. — Moderators 


Examiners 

Wranglers. 

DsiStirling(l)       Trin. 
*Baily  (2)  Joh. 

*  Richardson       Joh. 
*Durell  Joh. 

*Merrinian         Joh. 
2*Snooke(Woods)7  Trin. 
»Smith,  C.J.E.  Joh. 
;i*Crosthwaitel  ^Trin. 

Stephenson  j>f>  Trin. 

Foster  *  Joh. 

•Eve^  Trin. 

Fisher  Trin. 

Brown  Cuius- 

Macfarlan  Trin. 

*Churton  King's. 

Candler  Trin. 

Hoare      }  Joh. 

*i:ay\or  a  [Mq.  Joh. 

Watkins )  Cains. 

Lee  Emman . 

*Braithwaite      Clare 

Marrack  Joh. 

Proctor  Joh. 

Williams  Trin. 

Brent  Queens'. 

Blissard  Emman. 

Ferguson    ]  ^  Joh. 
^MacCarthy  i>?  Emman. 

Bates  "    Magd. 

Evans  Corpus. 

Booth    1  aj..,      Trin. 

Makgilli^^-    Trin. 

Previte(Orton)  Joft. 

Mason  Christie. 

Scott  Joh. 

2Bayford  ) .  Tr.  H. 

Smith,  Jason  \^Joh. 

Walsh  )■  Emm. 


j  Henry  William  Watson,  M.A.  Trin. 
(Edward  John  Routh,  M.A.  St  Peter's. 
I Percival  Frost,  M.A.  St  Johns. 
(Norman  Macleod  Ferrers,  M.A.  Caius. 


Senior  Optimes. 
DsShoults  Joh. 

Moodie  Trin. 

Clarke  I  ^  Pemb. 

Smith  lf>  Christ's. 

Raban  Trin. 

Graham  Trin. 

Langdon  \  bjjTrin. 

•Young,  SirG.  ^)>f5  Trin. 

Cachemaille      Caiut. 

Farm  an  Joh. 

Harvey  Christ's. 

^Buszard  y\  ^     Trin. 

Howell     1-?      Cath. 

Pennethorne    Jesus. 

Codd  Joh. 

Jackson,  Gildart  Joh. 

Wyer  Emman. 

Mortimer  Trin.  H. 

Adams  \  ^        Caius. 

Weekesjfs        Sidney. 

Fisher  Jesus. 

SFesting  Trin. 

Metcalfe  Joh. 

Nunn      ]  U.      Emman. 

Watkins  J «       Christ's 

BunburylbM      Joh. 

Love        |>c!      Sidney. 

Blyth         ■       Joh. 

Boulby    )  .       Queens'. 

Crombie  /H     Trin. 

Johnston  1-       Trin. 
•^Hodgson  al     King's. 

Nisbet  Jesus. 

Cooperl  aj.         Christ's. 

Grist     1^^      Joh. 

Andras  Joh. 

Ewen  Trin. 

'Mules      I  „„    Trin. 

SellwoodJ-*^-  Joh. 

*^Ward  Trin. 

Farrant  Trin. 

9*Peile  a  If  Christ's. 

i"*Bosanqueta )  K.ifin(5'**. 

Graham       }^  Emman. 

Methold       )-Trin.H. 

Storrs  Cath. 

Jessop  Trin. 

Nixon  Corpus. 

Paley      1  ^     Joh. 

Westcotti'ft      Pemb. 


Junior  Optimes. 
DsBeddome   )^     Trin. 
Brownlow[*   Emman. 
Howard     )  •     Clare. 
Cowellsl  x'^    Trin. 
Peach  '^]-''W-  Emman. 
Imrie  Christ's. 

Brooks  Trin. 

Shattock  Pemb. 

Binyon]  -j.^,      Trin. 
Bower  J^^"    Joh. 
Barwell  Trin. 

Dunning  Christ's. 

Bullock    1         Caius. 
Cripps      ^Mq.  Chris  Vs. 
Clayton  y)         Triw. 
*Attwood  Emman. 

Coode  Trin. 

D'Almaine        Queens'. 
Hart  Corpus. 

Bigg  .     Caius 

Collier  Caius. 

Everett  [  ^Clare. 

Lawson  ("^Corp. 

MacCalmont     '  Tr.  H. 
Whittlngton  j     fet. 
"Smith  Trin.  H. 

Vines  Corpus. 

Fox  Trin. 

Davenport)  ^  Trin. 
Frere  j  f:    Emman 

Scargill  jS]  „„  Trin. 
Waddell  i-^'i-Trin 
Wedge  wood      Trin. 


1  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal,  1900—1906. 

2  King's  Counsel. 

8  Bishop  Suffragan  of  Beverley.     .Archdeacon  of  Yorlt. 

4  Head  Master  of  Kin«  Kdward's  Grammar  School,  Five  Ways,  BirminghH 

5  King's  Counsel.     Recorder  of  Leicester. 

6  Bishop  of  St  Albans,  1890—1902. 

7  Bishop  of  Nelson,  1892-1912. 

8  Sir  W.  E.  Ward,  K.C.S.l. 

9  Masterof  Christ's,  1887— 1910. 

10  Sir  F.  A.  Bosanquet.    Common  Serjeant  of  London.    K.C. 

11  One  of  the  Metropolitan  Magistrates. 
5  Equal  ds  gh^upeflor's  IMedallists. 


MATHEMATICAL    TRIPOSES. 


291 


|TAugustusVaughtonHadley,M.A.S<Jo/iw«. 

fi'v*«.,«i,ociHenry  William  Watson,  MA.  Trinity. 
11.XAM1NKRS  lEdward  John  Routh,  M.A.  St  Peter's. 


Wranglers. 

Senior  Op  times. 

Ds  Aldis,  (1) 

Trin. 

Ds  Williams,          Joh. 

*Bond,  (2) 

Magd. 

Churchill, /3i  ^Joh. 
Sweeting,     j>?  Trin. 

♦Hudson, 

J  oh. 

*Hensley, 

Christ's. 

Helt,                  Trin. 

♦Freeman, 

Joh. 

Shuttle  worth,    Caius. 

•Sharpe, 

Joh. 

Buckley,             Joh. 

*Bushell,  /3 

Joh. 

2*Abbott,  a  (A)     Joh.        i 

*Pattrick, 

Magd. 

Cole,       1  ^„     Christ's. 
Skinner,] ^9-    Trin.      . 

^Hiern, 

Joh. 

♦Thomson, 

Joh. 

Hawkins,           Joh. 

Thompson, 

Trin. 

Tillard,              Joh. 

*  Kitchener,  (3 

Trin. 

Finlaison,          Jes 

»Budd,  6 

Pemb. 

Smart,                Joh. 

Romilly,i^« 

Joh. 

Dodd,                 Trin. 

Cuius. 

Fawcett,            Trin.H. 

Bechaux, 

Sidney. 

Corrie,  l  „„       Trin. 
Levin,  l^^-      Cath. 

McDowell, 

Pemb. 

Cheyne, 

Joh. 

Cooke,                )  UJoh. 
Hughes, W.O.F.j^Bw.  i 

*Mozley,  /3 

King's. 

Hornby, 

Pemb. 

Barclay,             Trin.      \ 

Dalton,  y 

Cains. 

Newton,  1^^    Joh. 
Thomas,  I"*'^'    Trin.       i 

Davies-Colley)  _«?  Trin. 

Lane, 

m  Trin. 

Clarence,           l  ^Triti. 

Rouse, 

Trin. 

3*Richmond,a  (b)  j  >«  Pet.    ; 

Tomlin, 

Caius. 

Leach,                Caius. 

iChannell,^ 

Trin. 

Smith,  ^            Cla7-e. 

Bradley,]  aj 
Scriven,]^^ 

Caius. 

Dover,                Jes. 

Joh. 

Edwards,  )3        Trin. 

Rippin, 

Joh. 

Bull,          )        Queens'. 
Shepherd,  \jEq.Trin. 
Thelwall,  >        Trin. 

Thurlboum, 

Emman. 

Valentine,  y 

Joh. 

Griffith,    ,  ^, 

Emman. 

Robertson,       )  '^Trin. 
*Twentyman, alfi  CAr. 

Mathews,  j^^JoA. 

Armitage 

Emman. 

Junior  Optime.s. 


Pet. 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

King's. 


I  Ds  Quilter 
Heath, 
Burney, 

Boys,^!^^- 
Edwards(Cox- Edwards) 
Emman. 
Jones,  I  i>  Trin. 

Pierpoint, -yj^  Joh. 
Bagge,       I  „    Trin. 
Singleton,  I  ^-^Pcwii. 
Francis,  Joh. 

Flather,  )  „ ,  Joh. 
Hedges,/3l^^-  Joh. 
Townend,  Trin. 

Hoare,  y  Joh. 

Venn,  Caius. 

Maclachlan,   )  Ui2Vin. 
Wils()n,W.R.j^2Vm. 
Wilson,  W.  S.  Joh. 
Warlow,  Joh. 

Foster,  Joh. 

Copestake,)  ts<   Christ's. 
Hulbert,     J^    Caius. 
Peers,  Cath. 

Hughes,  A.  0.  Trin.H. 
Tanner,  Corpus . 


+  Mr  Hadley  was  appointed  Moderator,  Dec.  I3th,  1860,  in  place  of  MrNewbery,  who  was  obliged 
to  resign  on  account  of  ill  health. 

1  Sir  A.  M.  Channell.     Judge  of  the  King's  Bench  Division,  High  Court  of  Justice. 

2  Head  Master,  Philological  School,  London.     HuUean  Lecturer,  1876. 
8  C.B. 


13—2 


292 


MA  rHEMATlCAL  TRIPOSES. 


1862 Moderators 


Joseph  Wolstenholme,  M.A.  Chris f«. 
Norman  Macleod  Ferrers,  M.A.  Caiui. 


Examiners 


Percival  Frost,  M.A.  St  John's. 

Augustus  Vaughton  Hadley,  M.A.  St  John's. 


Wranglers. 


Ds*  Barker  (1) 
*Laing  (2) 
*Dale 
*Torry 
*Sephton 
»Banham  |  - 
♦Main       j^ 
i*Joyce 
2'Taylor,  /9 
*Catton 
♦Chapman 
*Delf  ] 

*Mozley,a^) 

Dinnis 

Blake 
3*Whitworth 

Powell,  M. 

Clowes 

Bagshawe 

Jones 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 
„    Caius. 
^-  Joh. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Joh 

Emman. 
^  Corpus. 
f5    King's. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


Fynes-Clinton   Joh. 


Williams 
Hatten 
*  Morgan 
BowKer 
Guest,  Y 
Archer")  : 
Groves! 
Hanbury 
Morris 
Cherrill 


Joh. 

Caius. 

Jesus. 

Emman. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Queens'. 

Caius. 

Joh 


Sinker, /3J^*^-  Trin. 


Senior  Optimes. 
s  Tonge  Emman 

Kingsford  1  a,„  Trin. 

Moore        j^^Trm. 

Pratt 
^'^Burbidge,  a 

Adams 

Dal  ton      1  -j.^ 

Le  Pelleyl"*'^- 

Roberts 

Williams,  7 

Stanley 

^.^J^^     ]Mq. 
Ridgwayj     ^ 

Ellis         ]Mq. 

Kennedy] 

Bond     ) 

Tovfley^Mq. 

Vines    ' 

Warner 

Storrs 


Joh. 

Christ's. 

Caius. 

Christ's. 

Caius. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Sidney. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Christ's. 

Sidney. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

\^Cath. 

*Wilson,W.K.a  11 J  f  Trin. 
Patersoii,  j3        Clare. 
Coventry  Trin.  H. 

Butler  \  a;.,,        Trin. 
Conder)-^^'      Queens'. 
Fletcher  Trin. 

Bury  Trin. 

Casey  \        Joh. 

Mayo,T.  7V^-  Trin. 
Snell  ) 


Emman 


Junior  Optimes, 
Ds  Geldart  I^IV.  H. 

Shuttleworthj-?  Trin. 
Gallagher  Corpus. 

Beverley  Caius. 

Coddingtoni^  Trin. 
Lamplugh    )>?  Christ's 
Christopherson  Joh. 
T ^  Christ's. 


Inman     )  „^ 
Twynami'*'^- 
Strickland 
Richards 
Darwin  I  ^-.^ 
Hall      \^- 
Holliday 
Dunn 

Marshall,  7 
James  1^- 
TurnerJ^'^- 
Cherry 
Poynder 
De  Samuel 
Munby)  »/„ 
Siddalll^«- 


Trin. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 

Jesus. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Christ's. 

Clare. 

Caius. 

Maqd. 

Trin. 

Clare. 


1  Sir  M.  I.  Joyce.    Judge  of  the  High  Court,  Chancery  Division.     Hon.  Fellow  of  Caius. 

2  Master  of  St  John's  College,  1881—1908. 

3  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1903. 

4  Hon.  Canon  of  Birmingham. 

%  Equal  as  ChKncellor'rMedallitti. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


293 


1863. — Moderators 


Examiners 


Thomas  Savage,  M.A.  Pemb. 
Frederick  Charles  Wace,  M.A.  Joh. 

Joseph  Wolstenholme,  M.A.  Christ's. 
Norman  Macleod  Ferrers,  M.A.  Cuius. 


Wranglers 
3si*Romer,  1[ 

2*Leeke,1Jj3 
*Hockin, 
*  Ledger,  I  ,, 

Moore,  P^ 

Aldis,7 
*Crosthwaite 
*Lobley,  /8 
3»Walker,a 

Hale, 
*Isaacson, 
»Smith, 


Warmington 
♦Hopkins, 
*Snowdon,  0 

Young, 

Jones, 

Cotterill, 

Bolton,  7 

Le  Sueur, 

Davies, 

Evett,  /3 

Stevens, 

Thompson, 
*Rudd,a 
*Allison, 

Besant, 
•♦Dunn, 

Hanken, 

Wood, 

Elderton, 

M'Neile,  /3 


}l 


Trin.H. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Corpus. 
Pet. 
Trin. 
Cuius. 
Trin. 
Trin.H. 
Sidney. 
Clare 
Christ's. 
Emman. 
Joh. 
Sidney. 
Joh. 
Cuius. 
Cuius. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
Joh. 
Cuius. 
Joh. 
Sidney. 
Emmun. 
Corpus. 
Cuius. 
Trin. 
Corpus. 
Trin. 


Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  Pooley.yS]  ^^    Joh. 
Tancock,!^^-  Sidney. 
Sale,  Emman. 

Turner,  Sidney. 

Clarke,  Cuim: 

Hewitt,     1  a^     Corpus. 
Sedgwick,  J^^-  Cuius. 
Baron,  ]  ^  Joh. 

McWilliam,7J>f!'  Cuius. 
*Young,  King's. 

Quarrington,  |  ^Cuth. 
Rounth  walte,  J  >?  Joh. 
Hawkins,  Trin. 

5»Sidgwiek,a(A)  Trin. 
La  Fontaine,      Joh. 
Alexander,     )  |.    Trin. 
Cartwrignt,    [^  Juh. 
Hardeastle,  7 ) '     Trin. 
Metcalfe,  Joh. 

Stephen,  Christ's. 

Hamilton,  )  fei  Trin. 
Tattershall.jfi   Queens'. 


JEq. 

\mq. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Luckcock, 

Everett,  /3 

Buchanan, 

Jeffery, 

Prance, 

Boyd, 

Connor 

Lee, 

Clarke,  , 

De  Montmorency, 

Green, 

Hollond, 

Stephenson,     J 
♦Rust,  a 

Brown, 

Falkner,  a 

Gael,         1  n,-^ 

Ransford,)^^- 

Alexander, 

Gurdon,  \  a?„ 

Usborne,!^^- 

Dixon, 

Moorsom, 

Crewdson, 

Fison,  7")  ay^. 

Knight.  P^- 
eStevens,  /8 

Dent, 

Peel, 

Richards, 

Hulbert, 

Wilkins, 

Brown, 

Brown, 

Campion, 

Buckell. 

Carrington 

Clarke, 

Lush, 

Salter, 

Marton, 

Anderson,] 

Wyon,      J 

Taylor, 

Crampton 


■JEq 


Corpus. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 

Cuth. 

Joh. 
Chr. 

K.  Trin. 

>^.Trin. 
Trtn. 
Joh. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Clure. 

Chriit's. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cuius. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cuius. 

Cuius. 

Mugd. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 

Sidney. 

Cuius. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin.  H. 

Cuius. 

Joh.  » 

Joh. 
^  Pemb. 
f  Trin. 

Clare. 

Trin. 
,  Trin. 
'^-  Corpus. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


1  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  R.  Romer,  G.C.B.    Lord  Justice  of  Appeal,  1899-1906,    Hon.  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 
8  Canon  and  Sub-Oean  of  Lincoln  Cathedral. 

3  Late  Fellow  of  Corpus. 

4  Bialiop  of  Quebec. 

5  Extraordinary  Fellow  of  Corpua  Christi  College,  Oxford. 

6  Biahop  Suffragan  of  Barking. 
K  Equal  a«  Smith's  Prizemen. 


294 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1864. — Moderators 


William  Walton,  M.A.  Trinity. 
'Michael  Marlow  Urafreville  Wilkinsoiij 
'         M.A.  Trinity. 


T7vA,TTXTr,«o  ^Claude  Hubert  Paroz,  M.A.  jPem6roA:c. 
H-XAMINERS  ^Frederick  Charles  Wace,  M.A.  St  John's 


Wra7igiers. 

DsPurkiss,  (I)  T 

i*Turnbull,)3(2)  I 

*Pearce,  C 

•Cockshott,  I 

•Stuckey,  J 

*Lewin,  J"'^^*  C 

Crabtree,  2 

*King,  J 

•Gillespie,  (3  j^;,,.  1 

•^Turner,       T^^"  1 

Parish,  1 

Ewbank,  J 

Home,  1 

•Phillips,  C 

*Mo2ley,  a(A)  h 

*Cox,  \^^  C 

Maclaren,  1 

Martin,  T 

Nixon,  P 

*Gaselee,    1  n,-.,  h 

Jardine,  7^**-  C 

"Davies,  C.  B.  a  1 

Smalli)eiee,  J 

Groves,     )  ;,.  5 

Metcalfe,  K^*-  C 

Oldham,    ]  ^.  C 

Williams,  f^^-  S 

"Alexander, 
Carver, 
Giles, 

■•MeKenzie, 
Jenkins,  M 
Whitworth 
Winbolt, 
Macartney, 
Baron, 
Colvin, 
Bentley 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  Kitson,  ^8  Christ's. 

*Carter,y  King's. 

Clare,  )  Joh. 

Newion,     [/Hq.  Joh. 

Protheroe, )  Corpus. 

Schofield,  Clare. 

Pater,  /3  Trin. 

5Baker,  Trin. 

Hawkshaw,"!  ^  Trin. 

Lee,  I'^'i-Emman. 

Creeser,         )  Joh. 

•Vardy,  a(B)[^^.    Trin. 

Wood,  )  Emm. 

Stobart,  Joh. 

Lamb,)  a?  Emman. 

Nash,  j^9-  Trin. 

*Danby,)  ;^,„  Down. 

Home,  r^«-  Joh. 

Wright,  Corpus. 

G'Malley,!  ^.„  Trin. 

Waters,    )^«-  Sidney. 

Archbold 

Tennant, 

Hill, 

Adams, 

Bolden, 

Holland, 

Robinson 


Pet. 
ar„  Christ's, 
^'i-  Pemb. 
Trin. 
Clare. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
)  .Trin. 
Davies-Colley  p  \  STrin. 
Workman,         )^  Trin. 
Usherwood  Queens'. 


Koomson,  j  jon 

^Carpenter,  1  37^  Cati 
Pharazyn,  1^^- Joft 


"uarpenier 
Pharazyn 
Feam  ^ 
Pike, 
Potts, 
Hope. 
Hill, 


^q. 


Joh. 
Trin.  H. 
Corpus. 
Sidney. 
Trin. 
^q.  Trin. 
Joh. 
Cath. 
Joh. 
Corpus. 
Cuius. 
Emman. 
Sidney. 
Joh. 


Junior  Optimes. 


\7Eq. 


Ds  Watson, 
Buttress, 
Hoare,  £.  B. 
Tomlinson, 
Johnson,)  jt.„ 
Pritt,       1^«' 
French, 
Lascelles, 
Vine, 
Annand, 
Shickle, 
Paget, 
"Croft,  V 
Ware, 
Ward, 
Cutting,   ) 
Fleming,   JEq. 
Talbot,     \ 

Allen,  J.  H.   ^ 

Campbell,  D.  J  t^   Trin. 
Peers,  Cath. 

Chapman,E.W.|ci.  Trin 
Morris,  j^  Trin. 

F'ulford,   \  Tp       Emman. 
Tomkins,}^^-    Joh. 
Kennedy,  J.M.  Trin. 


Trin. 
Pemb. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Queens' 
Trin. 
Emman. 
Clare. 
Magd. 
Trtn. 
Corpus. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Caius. 
Emman 
Joh. 
Christ's 
Trin. 
.©<  Trin. 


1  Late  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's  College. 

2  Bishop  Suffragan  of  Islington. 

3  King's  Counsel. 

4  Bishop  of  Zululanil,  1880—1891. 

5  K  0    K.C.M  G.;  President  of  the  Federal  Senate  of  the  Australian  CommonweaUh,  1901— ]906. 

6  Bishop  01  Ripon,  1884— 1911,     Hon.  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's.     Hulsean  Lecturer,  1878 

7  Recorder  of  Teuterden. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


295 


I866.-M0DEHATORS  Ijf^^  ^^??>?^*f^  ^^'A^^/'^rK'', 

(George  Richardson,  M.A.  St  John's. 

[William  Walton,  M.A.  Trinity. 
Examiners  ^Michael    Marlow    Umfreville    Wilkinson, 
I         M.A.  Trinity. 


Wranglers. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Dsi'Strutt.Hon.l 
,     J.  W.  (1) 

Trin. 

DsFinney 

Caius. 

Jones 

Sidney. 

2'Marshall 

Joh. 

Ban  ham  i  ^^ 
MashederJ^*- 

Trin. 

•Taylor, H.M.(2)v  Trin. 

Sidney. 

•Mitchell 

Caiut. 

&%„)■*■«■ 

Joh. 

Ashton 

Sidney. 

Down. 

*Wood 

Joh. 

Lyon 

Clare. 

Cumming 

Trin. 

Masefield 

Joh. 

Watson 

Trin. 

7'Whitelawa(A) 

Trin. 

*Blanch 

Joh. 

Rendel     1  J.  ' 
Wilcox  yP^- 

Trin. 

3*Caldwell 

Coi-pus. 

Emman. 

Levett 

Joh. 

Blakiston 

Pet. 

*Bray       ) 

Trin. 

Mills 

Joh. 

Grimley  ^2?^. 

Pet. 

Longley 

Magd. 

*Taylor    ) 

Clare. 

Bensted    ) 

Sidney. 

^Walker 

Clare. 

Bicknell  [  ^q. 

Trin" 

*Pitts 

Emman. 

Sergeant  ) 

Cath. 

Coutts 

Joh. 

Howard,  H.  B. 

)  .    Trin. 

*Beebeea 

Joh. 

Sanderson 

'^  Jesus. 
^    Clare. 

*Browne  a 

Trin. 

Wright 

Davis    1  ^, 
Perkins  }^'^- 

Sidney. 

Hallowes 

Caius. 

Christ's. 

Booth 

Cath. 

Russell 

Joh. 

Vawdrey 

Joh. 

Rendell 

Trin. 

Edwardes 

Jesus. 

Carlos  /3  \  a?^ 
Griffiths  l^^*?- 

Trin. 

Morris 

Down. 

Joh. 

Isherwood 

Joh. 

•Cartmell  /3 

Christ's. 

Smith           a?^ 
•'Waughy  r^^- 

Joh. 

Jesus. 

Metcalfe,  E.  P.  /3  Chrisfs. 

Roach 

Joh. 

Sutton 

Joh. 

*  Hammond  a(B) 
Wilson              j 

0.  Trin. 

f^  Jesus. 

Hall 

Pet. 

Gibson  Craig  )  ^ 

Trin. 

Peachell         Jl^  Joh. 

«  Webster  7      '^ 

Trin. 

Hopkinson)^ 
Mathews    j"** 

Cath. 

Caius. 

Gray 

Queens'. 
.  Joh. 

Huntly       [v£'9 
Shackleton 

Joh. 

Brown 

Trin. 

Junior  Uptimes. 


OsMeaby 


Gadsby 
Locke 
Lawson 
Swaffield 
Wilson 
Baring  Gould 
Yeld 
Clarke 
Smith 
Evans,  E. 
Clay 
Selby 
Trotter 
Wilson 
Dobbs 
Heaven 
Turner 
Archer 
Walker 
Foster 
Hyde 
Hodges 
Woolley 
^Allsopp 
Longman 


IjEq. 


Queens'. 

Trin. 

Emman . 

Corpus. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Magd. 

Corpus 

Jesus. 

Pet. 

Queens' 

Joh 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Trin. 


I  Lord  Rayleigh.     O.  M.     Chancellor  of  the  University .    Cavendish  rrofeiiKor  of  Rxperimcatal 
Physics,  1879—1884.     Hon.  Fellow  of  Trinity. 
8  ProfesKor  of  Political  Economy,  1884—1908. 

3  Master  of  Corpus  Christi. 

4  Sir  R.  M.  Bray.    Judge  of  High  Court,  King's  Bench  Division. 

5  Archdeacon  1894 — 1905  and  Canon  of  Ripon. 

6  Lord  Alverstone.    Lord  Chief  Justice- 

7  Master  at  Rugby. 

8  Second  Baron  Hindlip- 


296 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1 866. — Moderators 


Examiners 


Wranglers. 


Dsi»Morton  (1) 

Aldi8  (2)  V 
2*Niven  I  ^, 

*Hill  1  ar^ 
•Pine  f^"?- 
•Toller 
<•  Gross 
*Dick 
*Osborn 

Genge 
*Lang 
•Davies 

Marrackl  ^. 
sPryke     P^' 

Goodacre 

Turner 

Covington 

Ribton  )  ;p,, 
•  Sanderson  K-^^ 
♦Galabin  a 

Thompson 

Johnston 

Pulliblank 

Boys,  H. 

aHowardl^''/- 
Young  /3 

Dewick 

Saunders 

Winterbotham 
♦Phillips 
*Haslam  a)  a?^ 

M«Harg    l^'?- 
7 "Smith  a  (a) 

Hollis 

Rowsell  y 

Sparling 

Questel 


Pet. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Queens'. 

Christ's 

Caius. 

Cuius. 

Trin.H. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Emtnan. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Sidney. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Jesus. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Kind's. 

Clare. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Kind's. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Sidney. 

Down. 


f  Norman  Macleod  Ferrers,  M.A.  Caius. 
(James  Clerk  Maxwell,  M.A.  Trinity. 

(Isaac  Todhunter,  M.A.  St  Johns. 
(George  Richardson,  M.A.  St  John's. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Ds  Jamblin 
Bishop 
Adamson 
Atkey 
Moore 
Manisty 
Blakiston 
Powys 
SKing 
Elliott 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Emman. 


Jesu^. 

Corpus. 

Magd. 

Corpus. 

Sidney. 

Sidney. 


Macartney  >  ^'9.  Clare 


Tuck 
Rowband 
George)  a,-,. 
Given  1^'? 
Barker 
Smith  I  ;^. 
Upton  P^- 
Ha  worth 
Flood 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Jesus. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Cath. 


Highton  v 
Govind-Withul    Joh. 
Buxton  l^Trm. 

■  Humphreys  a(B)  J -o  Trin. 
Barber  Magd. 

Collett  1  20^         Corpus. 
Winter)  ^*-        Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Ds  Bokenham 
Copleston 
Bunburyi  ^,, 
Feltham  j^*^' 
Bloxam    \ 
Gillbanks  K^q. 
Payne       ) 
9Kinglake 
Dodd  Y 
Fox 

Shearwood 
Darton 


\^q. 


Thornton,  C.  C. 

Garnett 

Dockray' 

Tucker  I 

Browne 

Box 

Payton 

Glennie 

Image 

Bell 


Pemb. 

Christ's. 

Sidney. 

Emman. 

Joh. 

Trin.H. 

Pel. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin.H . 

Queens'. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


1  Late  Fellow  of  CbrUt' I . 

2  K.C.B. 

3  ProfesBor  of  Meohanigm  and  Applied  Mechrtnics,  1875- 

4  Esquire  Bedell,  1873-1877. 

5  Canon  of  Exeter. 

6  Censor  of  Non-Collegiate  Students,  1881-9. 

7  Chancellor  of  the  Diocese  of  Ripon . 

8  HuUean  Lecturer,  1889. 

9  Recorder  of  Bournemouth. 


•1890.    M.P.  for  Sunderland,  19<.6— 10 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


297 


1867.-MODEBATORS     {l^^J  ^^^S^Ml^^^W^f '  ^c^,H•i^; '^ij'""^' 

I  Anthony  William  Wilson  Steel,  M.  A.  Cuius. 


Examiners 


Norman  Macleod  Ferrers,  M.A.  Cuius. 
James  Clerk  Maxwell,  M.A.  Trinity. 


Wranglers. 


lEq. 


2Eq. 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Queens'. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Clare. 

Clare. 

Caius. 

Cath. 

Sidney. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Emman. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

King's. 

Trin. 


Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  Landon  Joh. 

Corfe     )    a^,  Sidney. 

SoutterJ  ^<?-       Emman. 

Stokes  /3  Trin.  H. 

Amps  Emman. 

4*PolIock  a  (A)       Trin. 

Macan  Jesus. 

Fortescue  Magd. 

Barr  Pet. 

Milner  Pemb. 

Schroeder )  Down . 

Simms      [  j^q.  Christ's. 

Wren        )  Pet. 

Morgan )    ^^^  Pet. 

Pearson  J  ^^-  Magd. 

Askwith  y|  ^      Trin. 

Martin      /  ^«-  Clare. 

Fernell  Trin.  H. 

Chamberlain )  ^^  Queens'. 

Fisher  \^^Joh. 

Deardenl   ^  Trin.  H 

Field  y  J  "^^^  Christ's. 

Smyth  Jesus. 

Boys  y  I   a^^  Emman. 

Grain  J  ^''-  Pet. 

Hope  Joh. 

.  Cussons  Cath. 

Thompson  Sidney. 

Begley  Corpus. 

Francis    \  ^^  Jesus 

Tatham  y 
*Daniell  a  (b) 

Bromby  Christ's. 

Loyd  Trin. 

Bell  Trin. 

Pengelly  Christ's. 

Graham  Pet. 


Ds  '*Niven 
♦Clifford  (2) 
♦Lambert 
*Stevens 
^Humphreys 
2^Carpmael 
♦Reynolds 

Chamley ) 
♦Jardine   [ 
*Shaw       ) 
*Parkin 
*Galliers|   ^ 
*Kimm  ;  ^'/ 
*Wanklyn 

Blunn 

Fiddian 

Reynolds, 

Green 

Puller  y 

Chaplin 

Watherston 

Bone 

Thorpe 

Groome]  ^^ 

Oram     j  ^«- 

Bodkin  \ 

Crosbie  (  ,,    inn 

Honeyburne  r^^Ca(A 

Newnum        '         Pemh. 

Dickson,  F.  C.  a  Trin. 

Gaskin  )   a?„        Emman 

Hullett;  ^*-       Trin. 

Clarke  Emman 

Kennett  (Bar- 

rington)Trin. 

Bremner     i        Clare. 
'•Gwatkina  [.^g.  Joh. 

Prior  )         Emman. 

Beaumonty )        Joh. 

Bevan  >  JEq.  Emman . 

Hall  /3  )        Trin. 

Johnston  j8  Christ's. 

Grove  Corpus. 


^grotat:  6*Miller  (1)  Pet, 

1  Professor  of  Natural  Philosophy,  Aberdeen. 

2  King's  Counsel. 

3  Dixie  Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  History.    Fellow  of  Emmanuel . 

4  Sir  F.  Pollock,  Bart. 

5  Esquire  Bedell,  1870—1873. 


^«-   Christ's. 
Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Poole  Joh. 

French  (8)    m^^  Emman. 

Stooke     j  ^9-  Joh. 
Crosthwaitel  a?^  Pemb. 
Jukes          I ^^  Trin. 

Alford  I  ^^  Joh. 

NimmoJ  ^^-  Trin. 

Duncan)    a?^  .lesus. 

Lowe     1  ^9-  Sidney. 

Radclifte  Joh. 

Linton  Trin.  H. 

Clark  )  ^  Corpus. 

Forbes]  ^«-  JoA 

Filer  Querns'. 

Arkwright  Trin. 

Jones  (7a<A. 

Mackrell  Queens'. 

Roberts  Christ's. 

*Butlerai  ^^  Trin. 

Kidman!  ^*'  Cath. 

Dickson,  R.  H.  Trin. 

Ferns  Christ's. 

Load  Pemb. 

Taylor  '  Joh. 

Roumieu  Jesus. 

Winter  Trin. 

Greenwood  Mapd. 

Kempe  1   ay^,  Tnn. 

Martyni  -^*-  Cam*. 

Edwards  Corpus. 

Foster  1   ^„  Trin. 

Taylor!  ^^-  CAm^*. 

Roe     \  a?„  Joh. 

Tayler/  '*^-  Trin. 

Hart  Joh. 

Murray  Caius. 

BoUtho  Trtn. 

Isherwood  Joh. 

Anderson  Trin. 


1.3—5 


298 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1  Qaa      A/i^^„ ^^«  \ Peicival  Frost,  M. A.  Joh. 

I868.-M0DERATOR8  I j^^^^^^  g^^^j^.'^  Hayward,  M.A.  Joh. 


EXAMINKRS 


(Arthur  Cockshott,  M.A.  Trin. 

I  Anthony  William  Wilson  Steel,  M.A.  Caius. 


Wranglers. 
Dsi*Moulton  (1)     Joh. 
2*Darwin  (2)  Trin. 

**■  Smith  Sidney. 

**Christie  2Vin. 

*Watson  Jesus. 

*  Griffith /3)  Joh. 

*Haynes    >JEq.      Queens'. 
^Verdon  /3)  Joh. 

5'^Buckley  Christ's. 

♦Carpenter  Trin.  H. 

«James  Caius. 

^•Watson  .Joh. 

Meaden  Emman. 

Obbard  Joh. 

Hopkinson  1  a?-  Chr. 
Swettenham  VJ  ^'  Trin. 
Day  Rmman. 

Kirkbv  (Bagnall- 

Wild)  Caius. 

Gaskell  /3  Trin. 

Williams  Trin. 

Stevelly  Pet. 

Hetheriugton  a(B)  Trin. 
mi        .  „  Jesus. 

Caius. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
Christ's. 
Sidney. 
Trin. 
Cath 


/Eq. 


Thornton 
Henry 
Holditch 
Bourne  jS 
Airy       1 
Duguid  ) 
Farrer 
Patterson 
Karran  )  a^. 
Lewis  vi^^- 

Herbert        \         

Jackson  y      }:^q.  Jesus. 
Wright,G.E.' 


Hagreen 

Harvey 

Lester      |  :p^ 

Marshall  J  '^^ 

Ebsworth 

Wright 

Shann 


^q. 


Pemb. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Queens' 

Trin. 


Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  Brook  Smitht  ^jj    Joh. 
Tomlinson       )>?'     Trin. 
Hughes  Jesus 

Wright,  T.  R.  Pemb. 
Bayley  1  ^^  Jesus. 
OhesshireJ^^-  Trin. 
Knight  6  )  a,-.  Trin. 
Whidborne  y  i  ^^-  Corpus. 


Bovell 
Sutton 
Luck 
Ellis 


l^q. 


/Eq. 


Hogg  ( 

7  Barnes  \  ^ 
Watts    |^« 

8  Browne /8 
Jackson 
Nelson 
Gribble 
Beal 

O'Connor 
Ranyard 
Turner 
Morgan 
Collier 
Bamber 
Collard  , 
Braithwaite 
Lloyd  j3 
Taylor  a  (a) 


.j!:q. 


Mq. 


\Mq. 


Magd. 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Christ's. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Emman. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Trin.  II. 

Pet. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Sidney. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Abbott  7 1  ^.  'Trin. 

Sparkes^]^''-  Joh. 

9  EUiot.Hon.  A.R.D.Trm. 

Greenwood )  ^,,  Ca  th . 

Mason         j-^i-  Corpxis. 
Wood.Hon.F.G  L.Trtn. 

Sams  Pet. 

Kelly  Cath. 

10  Stubbs  Sidney. 
Gannon  1  »^„  Joh. 
Johnson)^*  Magd. 
Hyett  Trin.IJ. 
Norrie  Trin. 
Haig        ]  ^.  Caius 
Stoddart]^^'*  Joh. 
Laidman  Joh. 
Rigg  Trin. 
Shuter  Corpus. 
Eaton  Emman. 
Whiteley  Joti. 
Thomas  \  a?„  Joh. 
Wingate  r^-''-  Pet. 
Taylor  Queen.s'. 
Bower  Joh. 
Harland  dare. 
Atkinson  y  Joh. 
Hackblock  Trin. 
Pinckney  Trin. 
Esdaile  Pet. 
Nadin  Pemb. 


1  Baron  Moulton  of  Bank.    Lord  Justice  of  Appeal.    Hon.   Fellow  of  St  John's.    Late  Fello 
of  Christ's. 

2  Plumian  Professor  of  Astronomy,  188,3—1912. 

3  MaBter  ofSidney. 

4  Astronomer  Royal,  1881—1910-     K.C.B. 

5  Sir  H.  B.  Buckley.     Lord  Justice  of  Appeal.     Hon.  Fellow  of  Christ's. 

6  Hulsean  Lecturer,  lb82. 

7  Late  Lord  Gorell  of  Brampton. 

8  Chancellor  for  the  Diocese  of  Winchester. 

9  M.P.  for  Durham  City,  1898—1906. 

10  Bishop  of  Truro,  1906—1912.        ulsean  Lecturer,  1904. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


299 


1869.-MoDKRATORsj'{^'^I'h  Wolstenholme,  M.A.  Christ's. 
(James  Clerk  Maxwell,  M.A.  Trinity. 

Percival  Frost,  M.A.  Joh. 

Robert  Baldwin  Hayward,  M.A.  Joh. 


Examiners 


Wranglers. 
Db  Hartog  (2)  Trin. 

*Elliott  (1)    )   .  Juh. 

*Moir  ^1"  Christ's. 

*Waymouth  )  ^  Queens'. 

*Wnght  Christ's. 

*Carpmael  •        Joh. 

*Lock  Caius. 

'*6odfray  Emman. 

Barratt  Trin. 

*Gibson       )        Queens'. 

Hayden     (  ,,^  Trin. 

*Kemp        ("^^Pemb. 

Smith,  G.  )       Jofi,. 

Blenkiron  Emman. 

Smith  Caius. 

Chamberlain  y  Joh. 

Norton  Joh. 

Jiennett,        )   .Joh. 
J.  R.  [  |- 

Boutflower  y )  ^  Joh. 

Robinson  Joh. 

Pppham  Down. 

Lees  Trin. 

2Bodkin  1  King's. 

Peacey   J^^'    Clare. 

Eustace  Joh. 

Dralce     )  Joh. 

3*Ga8kell  }^q.    Trin. 

Hill        ]  Cath. 

Barnes    i  Joh. 

Firth       (JEq.    Emman. 

Wiles      >  Sidney. 

Cassels  Joh. 

Kaye  Emman. 

Blakesley  King's. 

Hewison  Joh. 

Bakewell  Joh. 

Macmichaei        Down. 

Templeton         Trin. 

Willeocks  Cath. 


Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  Rutty  Pemh. 

Longridge  Triti. 

Bownes      )   .     Trin. 

*Smith        >^    Emman. 

Routh        )  ~    Joh. 

Ibbetson  1  ..     Joh. 

Storrs       \'^'-1-  Pemh. 

Methuen  Trin. 

Allen  \   .  Sidney. 

Hutchinson  J-iS"  Caius. 

Reynolds     )~  Joh. 

Cochrane  Joh. 

Leupolt  I  ^,       Caius. 

Vinter    j^«-    Joh. 

Pearson  Maqd. 

Gray  Clare. 

Bull  )      Corpus. 

Colgrove       (  ^-Pemb. 

Reed  (  ^Joh. 

*Rodwella{B)j     Emman. 

Meade         )  s^  Maqd. 
sScott  j^    Trm. 

Bindley       \  <»  Emm.an. 

Hawxby      jl^  Jesus. 

Kemplay  |  „    Trin. 

Oxland      I'^l-Joh. 

Duff  i  ;^^  Trin. 

Statham    j^'i- Christ's. 

Hodson     )         Trin.  H. 
8  Scott /3      l^q.Pet. 

Watson     )         Christ's. 

Rushton  Emman. 

Edwardes/3)   .   Trin. 

Fenton        |to  Sidney. 

Preston        )^  Joh. 

Corfe         )  »^„  Jesus. 
7*Reida(A)  \^'i- Christ's. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Dent       j  Trin. 

Hoggins  ( jn,„  Trin. 

Meek      r^^-  Trin. 

Vigor      )  Trin.  H. 

Gates  Sidney. 

Bott        )  Caius. 

Hebert    [^q.  Christ's. 

Jones      )  Clare. 
Banham      )  ».  Joh. 

Pitt-Taylor  J 1^  Trin. 

Macdona  Joh. 

Thompson  Sidney. 

Keary  Trin. 

Hodgson    ]  «?  Joh. 

Ridgway    (^  Trin. 

Bousfteld  Joh. 

Musgravc  Joh. 

Akroyd  Trin. 

Foster  Trin. 

Fen  wick  Trin.  H. 

Mackenzie  Corpus. 

Noble  Pemb. 

Bell  \  Corpus. 

Lawe         \  Corpus. 

Lownds     )  Clare. 
Powlett,  Hon. 

R.  0.  Trin. 

Gibson  Pet. 

Jackson  Christ's. 

Morley,  S.  H.  Trin. 

Reece,  A.  D.  Joh. 

Browne  Down. 

Gibbs  Queens'. 

sprovis  Querns'. 

Hey  Joh. 

Stokes  Trin. 


1  Late  Fellow  of  Corpun. 

2  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Diocesan  College,  Rondobosch,  S.  Africa. 

3  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 

4  Master  at  Cheltenham  College. 

5  Canon  Residentiary  of  Manchester. 

6  Head  Master  of  Mercers'  School. 

7  Professor  of  Ancient  History. 

8  K.C.B. 


300 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1870. — Moderators 


j  Frederick  Charles  Wace,  M.A.  Si  John's. 
(  Arthur  Cockshott,  M.A.  Trinity. 


T?vAMi«i:,Do  S  Joseph  Wolstenhohne,  M.A.  Christ's. 
liXAMiNERS  ^  j^^^^  ^^^^^  Maxwell,  M.A.  Trinity. 


Wranglers. 

Ds  »Pcndlebury,1IJoA. 
i'Greenhill,il  Joh. 
''*Levett,  Joh. 

*  Hunter,  )  ;^^    Jesus. 

«  Stephen,  ]^^-  Corpus. 

*Haslam,      )  <»  Joh. 

*  Henderson,!^  Pemb. 
*Blaikie,  Caim, 

*      Watson,  Trin. 

Richardson,        Trin. 

Hilary,  Joh. 

Noon,      \  ~,      Joh. 

Tennant,]^^-    Trin. 
*Gurney,la?^      Clare. 

Hewitt,  J  ^^-     Pet. 

Baggallay,  Caius. 

Hathornthwaite.  y )  Joh. 

Jeffares,  j  Qu. 

*Hitchins,  Sidney. 

Baynes,     i        Joh. 
*Birk8,rtf  I         Trin. 

Lingen,     (.Xq  Pemb. 

Smith,       I         Christ's. 
3*  Stanton,^-'         Trin. 
■•Drury,  y  Christ's. 

Cardwell,         )    .   Caiiu. 

Griffith,  \  ^  Joh. 

Marshall,F.E.  P   Trin. 

Messiter,  Caius. 

Bamett,       >   .  Joh. 

Codd,  l^  Pet. 

Wheatcroft,)^  Joh. 

Daukes,  i  3?^,     Christ's. 

Willock,!^^'    Sidney. 

Hogg,     1  Joh. 

Jenkins, )  Pet. 

Boutflower,  )   .  Corpus. 

Bridges,        [  ^Joh. 

Tempieton,  )  ^  IVin. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Ds  South,  /3  t 


Trin. 
Emm. 


Batchelor,  |  ^y 

J^     Sidney. 


5*  Hicks. 

Blake,  1  a^,  Jesus. 

Bowen,  j-^^-  Corpus. 

Kingsmill,1  jj-  Caius. 

*  Pry  or,        J^  Trin 

May,  Jesus. 

Gosset,  King's. 

Lumb,  Down. 

Barnard,  ^  Clare. 

Mattliews,  I    .  Emm. 

Matthews,  >^  Sidney. 

North,        I  ~  Clare. 

Reeve,       J  Christ's. 

Jones,  W.  A.  Joh. 

Clark,  Trin. 

Borton,)  ^7,  King's. 

Leeke,  J^'^-  Trik. 

Brock,]  a^.  Corpus. 

sPate,    ;^'^-  Joh. 

Coleby,  Joh. 

Prince,  Pemb. 

Martin,  Joh. 

Thurlow,  Caius. 

Allen,       1  Joh. 

Atchison,  (  ?^  Christ's 

Dixon,       (^  Joh. 

Smythies,j  lYin. 

Evans,  Joh. 

Blenkiron,!  ©.  2'rin. 

Hulbert,    Jf^  Corpus. 

Green,  Corpus. 

Sarson,  Cath. 

Constable,!  a^  Trin. 

Railston,  \^^'Trin.H. 

Marsh.  Pemb. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Ash,  )       Caius. 

Cartwright,  (  ?>.  Sidney. 
]>rought,     (f^  Trin. 
Tillard,  y     )      Corpus. 
^'^Darwin,  Trin. 

Du  Pre,  I  ^^  Trin. 
Knowles,]"*^-  Trin. 
Mathias,  Cath. 

Spencer,  Joh. 

Bunbury,  Trin. 

Bidwell,  Caius. 

White,  Caius. 

Davison,)  je^  Ma<)d. 
Gibson.  \^'i-  Trin. 
Martin,  1  a,  Trin. 
Mitchell,  1^^-  Emm. 
Close,  Joh. 

Knox,  Caius. 

Park,  W.  U.  Joh. 
Thompson,  Joh. 
Forbes,  Trin. 

Hoyles,  Emm. 

SForrest,  Joh. 

Edwards,)  Magd. 

Herbert,  \Mq.  Corpus. 
Watson,  J  Emm. 

Bradley,!  ;^^     Christ's. 

Magd. 

Trin.  H. 


Masters;  j^'*- 
Haye 


Phelps,; 
Falkner, 


^q. 


Sidney. 


l^-Christ's 
Syckelmoore,  I  ^  Joh. 
Cooper,  )  a,-       Joh. 
Travers,;^^      Trin. 
Harrison,  Clare. 

Ingham,  Trin. 

Young,  W.         Caius. 
Nicol,  Emm. 

Williams,  Corpus. 


1  Formeriy  Fellow  of  Emmanuel.    F.R.S.    Sir  A.  G.  Greenhill. 

2  Eing'8  Counfsel. 

3  Ely  Profeggor  of  Divinity.    HuUean  Lecturer,  1879. 

4  Bishop  of  So'lor  and  Man,  1907—1911.     Bishop  of  Ripon. 

5  Bishop  of  Bloemfontein,  1892 — 1899. 

6  Head  Master  of  the  Cathedral  School,  Bristol. 

7  Hon.  Fellow  of  Christ's. 

8  CLE.    Director  of  Records  of  the  Government  of  India. 
H  Equal  as  Smith's  Prizemen. 

t  Equal  as  Chancellor* s  Medallists. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


801 


1 871 . — Moderators 
Examiners 


Henry  Martyn  Taylor,  M.A.  Trinity. 
Robert  Kalley  Miller,  M.A.  St  Peters. 
Frederick  Charles  Wace,  M.A.  St  Johns. 
William  Davidson  Niven,  M.A.  Trinity. 


Wranglers. 
Ds  'Hopkinson  ^    'irin. 
•Glaisher  Trin. 

•Spence  Pemb. 

*Hart  1  ^Trin. 

•Temperley  "fl  )f^  Qu. 
^*Appletonj8  (B)  Trin. 

Malcolm  Christ's. 

Carver )  ^^^      Joh. 
3Genesef^^-     Joh. 

Cruickshanki  6Joh. 
•Dey  /f^  Pet. 

'^Bell  x^^  Cath. 
•Reith  ;^*-       Emm. 

Smith,  U.G.S.Trin. 
^Colson  )  m-  Clare. 
•Neviiie/^^-     Sidney. 

Bourne  (3  Joh. 

Pollard  Trin. 

B'ailes  Trin. 

Rae  Trin. 

Bishop  Joh. 

Dumergue  ),!>i  Corpus. 

Taylor        /^  Christ's 

Carpmael)  je-,  Joh. 

Hartley    r^^' Sidney. 

Bowen  Trin. 

Eagles  Queens'. 

Bowditch  1  jp  Clare. 
*Fawcu8  a(A) )  ^''"  Trin. 
*Bond  V  )  <»Magd. 

WooA,W.  8.  ai^  Joh. 
♦Odgersy  Trin.  H. 

Wardy  Pemb. 

Cautley,  P.  L.)  <3<CaiM«. 

—  r^Chr. 


Watkins 
Johnson 


Phillips 


}mq. 


Cath. 
Pemb. 
Christ's. 


Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  Myers  /3  Trin. 

Jeffery  Trin. 

Allen. W.O.B.^  ^Trin. 
Lodge  Y^  Jesus. 

Raikes  J  ^  Pet. 

Ireland  y  Trin. 

Goodacre  Queens'. 

Bennett)  ^^  Emm, 
Cox  ]-^'^  Trin. 
Symes  Down. 

Wight  Clare. 

Carlyon  Sidney. 

Grove  )  ;^         Cath." 
Tims   i^'i-      Pemb. 
Crowdyi  a?       Trin. 
^Miller    J^^'    Joh. 
Cautley,  R.  II.  f >C'at. 
Pitman  /i^  Corp. 

Hill  Jesus. 

Lowe  Christ's. 

Kirkby  Christ's. 

Carter        v   .    Trin. 
Collins       }.;§'  Christ's. 
Thompson)^    Trin. 
Hanson  Corpus. 

Wooler  Joh. 

Standish  Q^eens'. 

Bethelll  a^        Joh. 
Lunt    i    ^^-     Corpus. 


Junior 

Dpt 

imes. 

Tuck^ 

King's. 

Panter 

Clare. 

Bell 

Corpus 

Praed 

Joh. 

Savage 

Joh. 

Crouch 

Joh. 

Butler 

)  6< 

Joh. 

Thompson /f*J 

Jesus. 

Ismay 
Amphlett 

Emm. 

Pet. 

Leach 

Corpus. 

Dale 

Cuius. 

Trotter 

Trin. 

Keary 

THn. 

Stewart 

Trin. 

Ord 

Tr.H. 

Boyd    ) 

Trin. 

Field     >^q.  Joh. 

Taylor '  Joh. 

Boreham  Christ's 

Channer  Joh. 

Weston  Trin. 

Winthrop  Tr.  H. 

Oregon  Jesus. 

Calhphronas  Clare. 

Ralph  Joh. 

Baring  Trin. 

Allen.  W.  )Joh. 

Latham  [  Joh. 
Pulteney,  F.  E. )  Trin. 

Jackson    )   .  Sidney. 

Robertson  >{*•  Pet. 

Swainson  ^^  Corpus. 


1  Master  of  Selwyii,  1907—1909. 

2  Professor  of  Mathematics  at  University  College,  Aberystwyth. 

3  One  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

4  King's  Counsel.    Recorder  of  Bristol. 

5  Warden  of  St  Thomas'  College.  Colombo.  1877—1891.    Archdeacon  of  Colombo,  1889—1891. 


302 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


r  Norman  Macleod  Ferrers,  M.A.  Gains . 
1872.— MoDBBATORsi  William    Henry   Hoar    Hudson,  M.A.    St 


Examiners 


Wranglers. 

Ds  •Webb  (1)  Joh. 

^*Lamb  (2)  Trin. 

*Lock  Caius. 

»*Richardson  a      Trin. 

Rives  Trin. 

*0ook  Jdh. 

Taylor  1  ^.  Trin. 
♦Warren  I  ^^-  Caius. 
*Boughey  a  Trin. 

3*Bradbury  Caius, 

•Stokes         1  -.^  Clare. 

Woodhouae]^^- Trin. 

Provis  Clare. 

Wiles  Trin. 

Langley  Emm. 

Gallatly  Pemb. 

Dinnis    1  ^         Pet. 

Madden}    ^^'      Queens'. 
*Aidous  Jesus. 

Moral  lead  Joh. 

Smith  Pet. 

*Kempe  2'rin. 

Adam       )  u^      Pemb. 

Spencer  yl^^-     Trin. 

Bond  Clare. 

Benson  Joh. 

^Andrew,  II.  M.  Joh. 

Ogden  Mood. 

6Dickens  Tr.  H. 

Scott  Pet. 

Garrett  Caius. 

J^ Johnson,  J.  E.  "I  »  Joh. 

Waters  i^  Tr.  II. 

Newton   "1  a,>      Cath. 

Thackrahl^^'   Trin. 

Clark  )  Joh. 

Glen    \2Eq.         Christ's. 

Welch)  Tr.  11. 

Chubb         1        Sid. 

Melsheimer  f  ay„  Trin . 

Romilly       (^^'Trin. 

Stebbinsr     J        Emm. 


Henry  Martyn  Taylor,  M.A.  Trin. 
Robert  Kalley  Miller,  M.A.  aS'^  Peter' 


Senior  Optimes. 
Da  Biden  )  Down. 

Wall  i^q. 


White) 
Hill 
sCook 
Marshall 
Evans 
Morrice 
Case 

Whitmell 
Lewis 
Harries 
Gooch    I  aj.^, 
Masters!  ^'?' 
Baildon ) 

l^q. 


Emm. 

Sid. 
Cath. 
Tr.  H. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Maqd. 

Pet: 
Farr  \  2Eq.  Sid. 
Hutt      )  -Sid. 

Davidson  \  Clare. 

Flaxman  [  mq.    Trin. 
Thomson )  Cath. 

Monteagle.Lord  Trin. 
Penny  Sid. 

Ladell         )  i-    Sid. 
Withington  j  ^    Corpus. 
Gordon  I  ^^       Tr.  H. 
Jekyll   \^^-      Trin. 
Elwin  Pemb. 

Burrows)  n?^      Jesus. 
Taylor    j^^*     Clare. 
Barton    \  ^^      Pet. 
Wreford  1^^'     Pemb. 
Caine    )  Christ's. 

French  [.(E'g.        Emm. 
Tyser    )  Trin. 

Smale  Joh. 

Gore-Booth         Corpui 
Leventhorpe )  *  Jesus. 
Oliver  (6^  Joh. 

Hockin)  -,„  Joh. 
Neville  l^'^-  Joh. 
Bonfellow  Corpus. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Da  Atkinson  Joh. 

Egar  Christ's 

Ansorge  Pemb. 

Kermodel  g.  Corpus. 

Willis      1^"-  Trin. 

Ellaby  Queens'. 

Sewell  Trin. 

L'Amy  Triti. 

Atkinson  Trin. 

Clayton  Joh. 

Broadmead]  *•  Trin. 

Layard        ]  6^  Joh, 

Kellner   1  ,,  Kind's. 

Reynolds! ^«''  Joh'. 

Reid   l"     ^  Joh. 

SneydJ^'?-  Pemb. 

Kincaid  jfVtw. 

Lennard)  a;,.  Corpus. 

Lord       l^^'l'  Cm-jms. 

Hart  Tr.  H. 

Graham]  a,,  Trin. 

Howell  l-^-  Joh. 

Smith  Queens'. 

Newton  Clare. 

O'Malley  Trin. 

Smith  Christ's. 

Randell  Queens'. 

Wright  Queens'. 
Kay-Shuttleworth )  Joh. 

*Saunder8  \Down. 

Terrjs  W.  G.  )  Joh. 

Carmichael  Magd. 

Perry  Corpus. 

Godson       ]  o<  Trin. 

Margerison )  B^  Joh. 

Brodie-Innea  Joh. 

Arathoon    I  53-  Trin. 

Goodfellowjfi^  Pet. 

De  Mattos    1  is-  Trin. 

Le  Mesurierji^  Doum. 

3Ellicott  Trin. 

Carrel  Cath. 


1  Prol'e»gor  of  Malbematics  at  Victoria  University,  Manchester. 
S  Archdeacon  of  Nottingham. 
S  Judge  of  County  Court. 

4  F.R.S.    Chancellor  of  the  Diocese  of  London. 

5  Professorof  Natural  Philosophy  in  the  University  of  Melbourne,  Victoria. 

6  Recorder  of  Haidstone.    King's  Counsel. 

7  Sir  J.  E.  Johnson-Ferguson.  M.P.  for  Leicestershire  (Loughborough),  1885—1886,  1892- 

8  C.B.    Chief  Commissioner,  Charity  Commission. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


303 


(George  Pine,  M.A.  Queens\ 

T?ir*TtrTMT.T>a  jNormaii  Macleod  Ferrers,  M.A.  Caius. 
JliXAMiNBRS  j^iiiiam  Henry  Hoar  Hudson,  M.A.  St  John's. 

Additional  Examiner,  James  Clerk  Maxwell,  M.A.  Trin. 


Wranglers. 

Da*na.Tdm^H)       Trin. 
*Nan8on  (2)         Trin 
*Gurney 
*P^lo^^ 


>*Garnett 

Terry 
'•Hicks 

Ritchie  . 
*Lock 
'Gregory  fi 

Johnson 
*Bovey 

Reeves 
*Clark8on| 

Hoarev  J 

Vinier 

WhitHeld: 

Ruston 

Adams,  T 

Spear 

Yonge 

Drury 

Irons 

Fletcher 

Pole 


^"i-  Caius. 


\mq. 
JEq. 


^.q. 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Kind's. 

Joh: 

Queens'. 

Joh. 

King's. 

Joh. 
^„  Caius. 
^3-  Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Emman. 

Pet. 

Queens'., 

Hodginsi  a?^    Emman. 
Laiiig     1^^    Clare. 
Simpson  Trin. 

Delevingne]  w  Jesus. 
Robinson  i^,  Trin. 
Hall  \  Christ's. 

Ogilvie,  G.A.J  Trin. 
Batterburyl  »  Pet. 
Finlay        1^   Trin. 
Benson  Down. 

Rough  ton  1  a,.„  Joh. 
Talbot       J^9jftfu*. 


Senior 
Ds  Hough    1 
Wilhnk  J 
Alston 
Gurney 
Ponting 
Hawkins, 
Thorp 
Bell 

Jones,  G. 
Kiscli 
Griffin 
Howson  j 
Lloyd      I 
N  ewman ' 
Robinson 
Pinder 
Ratcliffe 
Todd 
Blackbur 
Machell 
Ellen 
Berry 
Baber 


Optimes. 

yfp„    Sidney. 

Joh. 
Trin. 
Corpus. 
R.      Corpus. 
Cath. 

}Joh. 
&Trin. 
^  Trin. 

Sidney. 
I  Pemh. 

\mq.  Joh. 
'  Magd. 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

Pemh. 

Queens'. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Queens'. 

Trin. 


n1,w 


Junior  Optimes. 


Ds  Webber 
Knox 
Lake 
Cardwell 
Hobson 
Richardson 

^  Angus  a 
Lapage 
Bird  wood)  ji 
Metcalfe  >fc 

*  Quirk       )^ 
Gardner 
Pugh,  M.  H. 
Stubbs 
Willacy 
Downing 
Beverley)  &. 
Fair        1(^ 
Browne 
Barnacle 
Hodgkinson 
Bell 
Burville 
Brereton 
Dawe 
Hanson  1 
Williams} 
La  Touche 
Lambert,  C. 
Hallsworth) 
Mytton       J 
Pretyman 
Mainprice  y 
Clarke 
Hudson 
Muggeridge 
Hill 
Cooper 


Cath. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Magd. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Clare. 

Pet. 

Trin, 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Corpus 
Joh. 
Sid. 
Cath. 
.  Trin. 
Sid. 
Joh. 
Emm. 
Cath. 
Trin. 
Clare. 
King's. 
Trin. 
Joh. 


1  Educational  Adviser  to  the  London  County  Council. 

2  Professor  of  Physics,  Sheffield  University. 

3  Registrar  of  the  University  of  Wales. 

4  Bishop  Suffragan  of  Sheffield. 


304 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1 874.— Moderators 


Joseph  Wolstenholrae,  M.A.  Christ's, 
Alexander  Freeman,  M.A.  St  John's. 


Examiners i^^^^^^^^  Davidson  Niven,  M.A.  Trinity. 


\  George  Pirie,  M.A.  Queens\ 
Additional  Examiner,  Sir  William  Thomson,  LL.D.  St  Peter's. 

Junior  Op  times. 
Di  Caparnl  „^       Corpus. 
HalI/3J^«-      Cath. 
Bonsey     )        Joh. 
Dewberrj'  (   .-.,    Corpus. 
Goodwin    C^^9-caius. 


Wranglers. 

Ds  *Calliphronas  Caius. 

♦Ball  (1)  Trin. 

1*  Harris  Clare. 

Craik  Emm. 

*Dickson   1  a,,_  Pet. 

*Stuart(2)j -^^-  Emm. 

aciarke  Joh. 

3*Butcher  a)  Trin. 

Elliott  C^^-Joh. 
4*Niven        )         Queens'. 

Barnard  ")  Joh. 
•Iddon  L w  Sid. 
*Lightwoodf«^    Trin.H. 

Pearson     )        Christ's. 

Bose        I  az^     Christ's. 

Marshall;  "^^^    Cai. 

Swanwick  Trin. 

Gilbert     \  Christ's. 

Gwyther  (  ^^  Jesus. 

Reynolds  f^^- Joh. 

Shackle    j  Cath. 

Buxton       1  t^  2Vm. 

YeatmanjSJ'?    Trin. 

Simmons  Magd. 

» Grant  a  \  ^^ _    King's. 

Williams) '^*-    Queetis'. 

AUcock 


Minton 


•mq. 


Sid. 


Galloway)  a^_  Jesus. 
Gleed       P«-  Pet. 

I  H^    Clare. 

\^^Trin. 


Madden 
Sanderson 

Black  Pet. 

Hammond  Queens'. 

Eadeni  ;^,,  Trin. 

Steel   P«-  Pemb. 

Johnson  2Vm. 

Hargreavesl  &.  Trin. 

Smith         ji^i  Magd. 

Fyffe  Queens'. 

Hawkins  Corpus. 
Bonham-Carter")  ej.2Vm . 

6Bum  J^JoA. 

Simons  Cath. 

Brown  1  ^„  Caius. 

Newton)  ^*'  Trin.H. 

Layng  Sid. 

Stubbs  Joh. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  Bilderbeck         Cath. 
Colenso,  F.  E.    Joh. 
G'ell  Caius. 

Beckett  Joh. 

Crick  )     Pemb. 

Middlewood  (  (3<Joh. 
Smith  (f^2Vm. 

Strickland    )     Caiu.s. 
Bates  )    .  Corpus. 

Darwin,  H.V^  Trin. 
De  Renzi     )  ^  IVin. 
sDibdin        )   .  Joh. 
Rigg  VS*  Pemb. 

Sknmshire  \  ~  Magd. 
Jones  ^   .Qm. 

Peter(Thomas-|^^^^_ 

Minnitt)  ^-^       Trin. 


Pyne 


Jkq. 


Emm. 


Gaches   )  Sid. 

Hickson  >  jEq.  Caius. 

Taylor    )  Trin. 

Torr  Trin. 

Dyson  Emm. 


Goodwin 
Roberts    )         Pemb. 
Waller  Joh. 

Baxterl  ^.„        Trin. 
TaylorP«-       King's. 
Cooksey  -Sid. 

Collin    )  Trin. 

Francis  V  JEq.     Jesv^. 
Smith    )  Clare. 

Bentall      ^       Jesus. 
Blackmore  (  <j.  Christ's 
Davies        f^  Pemb. 
Eastman    )       Clare. 
Carter  ")    Trin. 

Cunningham  (  ^Clare. 
Frv  {^Emm. 

Johnstone     )   Sid. 
Beck};^^  Trin.H. 

Scott;  ^«-  Trin. 

Davenport)  ^.v.  Clare. 
Holcroft    \^^-Joh. 
Brodie  Joh. 

Hemsworth        Caius. 
Lowe   1  n?„       Joh. 
Rogers  ;'^^-       Corpus 
Sim  Trin.  U. 

Ouchterlony       Trin.H 
Brown  Queens'. 

Sawyer,  H.        Joh. 
Sharrock  Joh. 


1  Hon.  Fellow  of  Clare. 

2  Archbishop  of  Melbourne,  Australia. 
8  K.C.     M.P.  for  York. 

4  Medical  Officer  of  Health  for  the  City  of  Manchester. 
6  Bishop  of  Qu'Appelle,  Canada,  1893—1896. 
6  Sir  L.  T.  Dibdin.    K.C.    Dean  of  the  Arohes. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


306 


l«75.-MoDERATORsl^rt|j^rCockshott  M.A   r^^^^^^ 

( Richard  Thomas  Wright,  M.A.  Christ's. 

Examiners  i^l^^^^^e^  Freeman,  M.A.  St  John's. 

\  Alfred  George  Greenhill,  M.A.  Emmanuel. 

Additional  Examiner,  Peter  Guthrie  Tait,  M.A.  St  Peter's. 


Wranglers 

Ds'Lord 
I'Burnsidft  (1) 
2*Chry8tal  (2) 
3*Scott 
♦Griffiths 
<*Bo(iy    16. 
♦Lewis   m 
♦Marshall  )  > 
6*  Wilson     J  6^ 
•Sharpe 

Jackson  /3  i 

Lamplugh  ] ' 
♦Burgess 
•Henn       1  ^^ 

Saunder  1^ 

Blakesley 

Molesworth  j*^  King's, 

Radclitfe/3|C5'      King's. 

Stollard     J^^      " 

Davis 

Dickinson 

Williams 

Hicks  )    .    Clare 

eSolomon      >^  Pet. 

Wellacott     )~    Joh. 

Carpenter  Pet. 

Bushe       f  ap„     King's. 

Lonsdale]^*-    Magd. 


Trin. 
is-  Pemb.     ! 
^  Pet.        \ 

Joh.       ! 

Christ's. 

Joh.        \ 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Christ's. 

Cat. 

Trin.      \ 

Joh. 

Corpus.  1 

Trin.H.\ 

Trin. 

King's. 


Queens'. 
Quee7is'. 
Trin.H. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Sid. 
Joh. 
Trin. 


DsTemperley 
Milne 
Everest 
Jefferson 
Mathwin 
Sadd 
Vidler 
Clarkson 
Steedman 
Beckley 
M'^Laren 
Holmes 
Coutts 
Mitchell 
Mortimer 
Swaffield 
Lomax 
Staffurth 
^Spiers 
Parker 
Stokes 
Pulling 
Raikes 
Ainley 


■Mq. 


\Mq. 


\jEq. 
Mq. 


Trin. 
Christ's. 
Cath. 
Jesus. 
Clare. 
Corpus. 
Sidney. 
Joh. 
Sidney. 
Emm. 
Queens'. 
Trin.  H. 
Trin.  //. 
Trin.  H. 
Joh. 
Corpus. 
Caius. 
Corpus. 
Clare 
Trin. 
Clare. 


Postlethwaite  SiSidney 

Winch  )^Joh. 

Fell  )  Trin.  H 

Haddon  \Mq 

Whiteley ' 

Ellis 

Greenhill 

Hurry 
SRoberts 
^Slack 


Cath. 

Jesus. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Doum. 

Tnn. 

Joh. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Joh. 
2Eq. 


DsOhm 
Ablett 
Fraser 
Monro 
Pughe 
Frisby 
Scaife 
Travis 


\Mq. 


>JEq. 


Christ's 

Trin. 

Sidney. 

Trin. 
Joh. 
Clare. 
Joh. 

I  ^  Trin. 

S^Trin. 
Cath. 


Bennet,  , 

HOU.F.A.K.J 
Drinkwater 
Alderson        ^ 
Douglas  [^Trin.H. 

Gordon  j  "^  Caius. 

Le  Marchant )     Joh. 
Adams      l  ^^, 
Ronksley)^^- 
Broxholm 
Hcseltine 
Sharpe 
Richardson] 
Sparling     j 
Waymouth 
White 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Jesus. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Trin. 


1  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Royal  Naval  College,  Greenwich.    Hon.  Fellow  of  Pembroke. 
8  Late  Hon.  Kellow  of  Corpus. 

3  Master  of  St  John's  College. 

4  Professor  of  Old  Te»tament  Kxegesis  at  the  General  Theological  Seminarjr,  New  York. 

5  One  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

«  Hon.  Fellow  of  St  Peter's.    K.C.,  K.C.B.,  KCM.G.,  K.C.V.O.,  G.C.M.G. 
7  Master  at  Gresham's  School,  Holt. 

18  M.P.  for  Sheffield  (Ecclesall). 
•  C.S.I.,  Vice-President  of  the  Bengal  Executive  and  Legislative  Councils. 


306 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIP0SE8. 


1  «7«     A/r/%T.^T>  *  m,.T,« '  Charles  Smith,  M.  A.  Sidney  Sussex. 
1876.-MoDERATORS^  j^j^^^  Bascombe  Lock,  U.K  Gaius. 

F,vAiirTVTi'i.«    i  Henry  Martyn  Taylor,  M. A.  Trinity. 
Ji^XAMiNERS    I  j^ici^j^rd  Thomas  Wright,  M. A.  Christ, 

Additional  Examiner,  Lord  Rayleigh,  M.A.  Trinity. 


Wranglers. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Opt 

imes. 

Ds«Ward(l) 

Joh. 

Ds  Arnold  v  i  a.-^, 
Dalton  ^l^'^- 

Kind's 

Di  Benwell 

)    .Calk. 

i^MolUson  (2) 

Clare 

Clare 

Wood 

\^Chr. 

^•Poyntingl^. 
Trimmer  l^*^- 

Trin. 

Homer 

Joh. 

Woodhou8e,A.C.)^JoA 

Trin. 

London 

Joh. 

Hamblin 

ChrisVs 

3*Gla2ebrook]^». 
*HargreavesifJq 

Trin. 

Wheeler 

Clare 

sFalle 

Corpus 

Joh. 

De  Gruchy 

Pet. 

Angrave ) 

Christ's 

*Bishop         /   . 

Emm. 

Penny 

Joh. 

Ilallett   \mq. 

Caius 

MoCann         ^ 
Sunderland)^ 

Trin. 

Whitehead 

Mapd. 

Sturt       ) 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pritt 

Trin.  11. 

Tiambert 

Joh. 

*Findlay 

Trin.  11. 

Browne     . 

Jesus 

LT'l*-"- 

Pet. 

*Goodwin(  ^^ 
Main         ^'i- 

Jesus 

Ilooton 

Down. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Mitchell    1^ 
Riley         ,'  ^« 

Corpus 

Miller 

Christ's 

*Pitt 

Clare 

Jesus 

Ambridge 

Joh. 

°^S\^ 

Down. 

STreadgoId 

Joh. 

Jones 

Trin.H. 

Clare. 

Wodhams 

Carter,  C.  A.) 

Joh. 

•*  Bousfield       )  ?^  Caiw 

McKerrell 

Trin. 

Chanter        ( 

V  Jesus 

»»Shaw,  W.  N.jf* 

Emm. 

Marriott 

Trin. 

Faulkner      ( 

^  Emm. 

Easton 

Joh. 

Brown-Douglas 

Trin. 

Peter            ) 

Joh. 

•Heathcote  ai^Trin. 

7Lloyd 

,6-Sid. 

Johnstone 

Sid. 

Jude             f  ^  ChrisVs 

Roberts 

%Pmih. 

sn-^"' 

Pet. 

Talbot          ) 

Joh. 

Taylor 

Cath. 

Sid. 

Howson     )   . 

Cath. 

a"!-*^- 

Joh. 

Chance    \  ^^, 
Sparham}"*''- 

Trin. 

Morgan       ^^ 
Summers  )  ^ 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Sid. 

Trin.  H. 

^Sc.)*"' 

Sid. 

Bernard)  ,<•„ 
Rosher  P''^' 

Cm-pus 

M=Farland 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Andrew)  -^^^ 
Fisher   1^^- 

Christ's 

Finch 

Cuius 

Speed 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Jameson 

Trin. 

Radford 

Pemb. 

Butler  /3  1  cj, 
McConkeyJf^ 

Trin. 

mch„d.j^. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Pollexfen 

Pemb. 

Robinson 
Williams 

Pet. 

1  Tutor  of  Clare. 

2  Professor  of  Physics  at  the  University  of  BirminBhanti. 

3  Director  of  the  National  Physical  Laboratory. 

4  M.r.  for  Hacltney  (Norih),  1892-1906.    K.C. 

6  Director  of  the  Meteorological  Office.    Hon.  Fellow  of  Emmanuel. 

6  Muster  at  Dulwich  College. 

7  Bishop  Suffragan  of  Swansea. 

8  Master  at  Cheltenham  CoUegp. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


307 


^  Alfred  George  Greeiihill,  M.  A.  Emm. 


{ Charles  Smith,  M.A.  Sidyiey. 
/John  Bascombe  Lock,  M.A.  Caius. 


Examiners 
Additional  Examiner,  Henry  William  Watson,  M.A.  Trin. 


Wranglers. 
D8i*McAll8ter  (1)     Joh. 
•Gibbons 
*Rowe  11 
2»Smith,  J.  P.  U 
Goates  ) 


Knight  >^o. 
8**  Wilson) 
*Greaves)  ,t,^ 

*  Walters  j  "**• 

*  Milton 


Vaius 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Sidney 

Christ's 

Queens' 

Caius 


•Parsons,  Hon.  C.  A.  Joh. 


Heath 

Basset 

Rose 

Murton 

Atkinson 


Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
\  &■  Clare 


PendleburyJ^   Joh. 


Tait 
Kikuchi 
Boissier  \ 
Lewis    [ 
Vinter  \ 
Dixon  ^ I 
Sharratt: 
Newbery 
Hogben 
Miller,  F.B.  A, 
Lee 
Mills 
Bowyer 
Cobbald 
Lyon 

Gillilandl  „^ 
Jones      l^-?- 
*Fuller| -j.^, 
Jones  \-^l- 


\Mq. 


\Mq. 


Joh. 

Joh. 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Sidney 

Christ's 

Emm. 

Pet. 

'»Cath. 

^  Trin. 
Pemb. 
Clare 
Queens' 
Sidney 
Emm. 
Queens' 
Joh. 
Emm. 
Jesus 


Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  Marwoodi  a^^,    Joh. 
Sheriff     J"^'<?-    Emm. 
Stevens  Pel. 

Bothamley  \        Corpus 
Carr  /        Corpus 

Clayton      >^q.  Emm. 
3  Monro        \        Queens 
Perry         '        Cuth. 

Bell  \Mn 

BenwellYJ"*'^' 

Hickson 

Arnold 

Norman 

Grant  y        ] 

Hancock       ,,_   . 

MacMichaelf^  Trin. 

Smith,  11.  P. )       Trin. 

Brereton,F.L.\«? 

Williams  l^Pemb. 

Catty  Christ's 

Percivall  ^„       Corpus 

Rowles  J^-^'      Cath. 

Foil 

Carr 

Blackburn 

Bagshaw 

Hodson 


Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
Down. 
Christ's 
•~~  Queens' 


Kearney  J 
BHopkins 


JF.q. 


Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin.  U. 

Corpus 

Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Lawrence 

Trin. 

Bayman    \  ^^ 
Highmoorj"*'^ 

Trin.  H. 

■  Corpus 

Eustace 

Joh. 

Rentoul    ) 

Down. 

Sharrock  [  ^q 

Jesus 

Swainson  ) 

Trin. 

Wilson 

Joh. 

Salmon 

Jesus 

Robinson 

Joh. 

Pryce 

Trin. 

Hadden       )   . 

Trin. 

Hatfield        f? 
Hawthorne )  ^ 

Joh. 

King's 

Woolley 

Corpus 

Sole 

Jestis 

Hicks 

Trin. 

Colles          )  !> 
"Danckwertsj^ 

Emm. 

Pet. 

Hinxman 

Christ's 

Notley 

Sidney 

g°„s>-^- 

Joh. 

Trin.  11. 

Barry 

Cath. 

Berkeley ) 

King's 

Noakes    \JF.q. 

Christ's 

Wood       ) 

Christ's 

Janvrin 

Clare 

Clark 

Christ's 

Ridley 

Joh. 

1  Principal  of  Glasgow  TTnivergity,    K.C.B. 

«  M.P.  for  Lanarkshire,  Partick  Division,  1890—1906. 

3  OneofH.M.  InKvectom  of  SchooU. 

4  C.B.,  K.C.B.    Hon.  Fellow  of  St  Johu'e. 

5  Head  Master  of  South  Marches  School, 


6  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate. 
^  Equal  aR  2nd  Smith's  Priiemen. 


7  Kind's  Counsel. 


308 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1878.- 


I  James  Whitbread  Lee  Glaisher,  M.A.  Trin. 


Moderators  I  "(.j^^^j^g  Herman  Prior,  M.A.  Pembroke. 


(Norman  Macleod  Ferrers,  M.A.  Caius. 
\  Alfred  George  Greenhill,  M.A.  Emmanuel. 


Examiners 

Additional  Examiner,  Charles  Niven,  M.A.  Trin. 


Wranglers. 
Ds  1  *Hobson  Chr. 

2Steggall  (1)  Trin. 
*Graham  (2)  Caius 
*  Edwards  )  a?,,  Sid. 
*Pinsent  j^''^*  Joh. 
3*Macaulay 
*Adair    \  n,^ 

SargantP^' 
*Allcock 

Martin 

Langley]^ 
*Stearn   j^^' 

Lattimer 

Miller 

Aldous     1  jt,'    y w. 

Leverson  J      '•  Trin. 

Richardson       Clare 
*Spring-Rice  a     Trin. 

Brownbilh  ^..Joh. 

Carlisle      I'^^'Joh. 

Chippett  Chr. 

Saunders  2'rin. 

Heath  n      Trin. 

Kyrke  ( ^Cai. 

Mann  j  *^  Joh. 

WaterhouseJ      Chr. 

Pierson  Trin. 

Hutchinson  l^Sid. 

Mackie         i^Joh. 

Frith  Corpus 

Houghton         Pemb. 


King's 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

King's 

Joh. 

Pet. 

0,11. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Opt 

mes. 

i  Marsh    1  ^^     Joh. 
Porter   1^«'    Chr. 

Ds  Thornton.il. P.  Trin. 

Carpenter 

Cuius 

Allpress    )         Trin. 

Scriven 

Cath. 

Drew         }jEq.Pemb. 

Taylor 

Pet. 

Simpson    )        Chr. 

Holland 

Maqd. 

niiley                 Caius 

Rushbrooke 

Chr. 

Blythe               Jes. 

Bairstow 

Tr.  II. 

Harper              Caitis 

Dawbarn  ^q.  Qu. 

Claridge              Trin. 

Penkivil 

Joh. 

Elsey                 Joh. 

Salisbury 
Fuchs 

Cath. 

Gwillim     ^q.  Joh. 

%. 

Ormsby              Clare 

New 

Philpott       ]&Jes. 
Richardson]^  King's 

Burnett 

Cath. 

Brand 

Trin. 

Home                Corpus 

Woods 

Emm. 

Faraker]  ^^     Qu. 
Wilkinsl^^-    Joh. 

Wice 

Trin. 

Heaton 

Trin. 

Adamson  1  a;,,  Joh. 
Boote        ]^^-Joh. 

Ball 

Trin. 

Nash 

Trin. 

Blakesley           Trin. 

Cooke    \^^, 
TathamP«- 

Joh. 

Holmes              Cath. 

Trin. 

Holt                   Qu. 

Mason 

Pemb. 

Richardson       Emm. 

Winn 

Trin. 

Barnard             Chr. 

Buston  1  a?^ 
Varley  l^^" 

Emm. 

Chance      ^q.  Trin. 

Trin. 

Hughes              Corpus 

Thornton,  E. 

Trin. 

Williams           Clare 

Preston 

Tr.  11. 

Merry    /            Trin. 

Sharp 

Trin. 

Odell      \  2Eq.    Corpus 

Ryder 

Trin. 

Relton  )            Cath. 

1  Sadleirian  Professor  of  Mathematics. 

2  Professor  of  Mathematics,  University  College,  Dundee. 

3  Tutor  of  King's. 

4  Bishop  of  Perth,  Western  Australia. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


309 


1879.-MODEEATORS    !  n  ^ ^ H  "^ T^^^^^^^Si  ^'t  .^^ ^?^^'',- 

/Gritfath  Jones  Griflaths,  M.A.  Christ's. 


Examiners 


<  James  Whitbread  Lee  Glaisher,  M. A.  Trin. 
\  Charles  Herman  Prior,  M.A.  Pemb. 


Additional  Examiner  :  John  Hopkinson,  M.A.   Trin. 


Ds 


Wranglers. 


^Allen 
Walker 
^*Pearson 
*Gunstoii 
2*Ilill  1[ 
3*Wallis  1 
*Greeu 
*Bell 

*Pilkington 
*Woo(l,  J. 
Attwater ) 


Pet. 
Queens'. 
King's. 
Joh. 
JEq.  Pet. 
Trin. 
Christ's. 
Trin.H. 
Pemb. 
Queens'. 
Pemb. 


Buckle     [  ^q.  King's 
Haslam    ) 
Bond 
4*Arnold.a(B) 
Baker 
Binnej-  p 
Capper 
Stephen 
Brook-Smith 
Frames 
Newton 
Samuel 
Lewis  I  a, 
Wyattr*^?" 
Barford       )   ,    K.«t/e.. 
Nightingale  fig'  Joh. 
Webb  P    Trin. 


Sidney, 

Joh. 

Trin. 
^  Queens'. 
S  King's. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Joh. 
^-Christ's. 
'^Trin. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Jesus. 

Cath. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Di  Best 
Boucher,  A.H. 
Boucher,  C.  E. 

CarOe 

Carver 

Swift,  C.  A. 

Colvill 


Wldgeryl^*-    Joh. 


Kearney 
Pash        )  ;^^ 
Rodwell  j^'^- 
Wheeler 
Morgan)  ;-, 
Smith    1^<?- 
Griffith  )  ^^ 
Kyrke    f^^' 
Binckes    \  nf„ 
Seaborne  j^^^- 
Twisden 
Chidell 
Jones     'J 

Scott       f^*- 

WardaleJ 

Blomefleld 

Allport    ) 

Bemrose  [  ^q. 

Hagger   ) 

Bowlker 

Coombe 

Owen 

Ball 

Walton 


\/Eq. 


Junior  Optimes 

Hallamp*' 
Taylor 
Wood,  H. 
Durham 
Hamilton 
Swift,  A.  E. 
Leach    \  ^^ 
Murrellj^*- 
Bruce      1  rp- 
Jennings]     ^' 
Walters 


Sidney. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

Sidney. 

Trin. 

^"i-Joh. 


Pigg,  H. 

Treherne 

Shaw 

Hildersley 

Mason 

Scudamore 

Webber 

Palmer 

Fowler 

Baines 

Lamb 

Ainslie 

Young 

Odell 

Savory 


Caius. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Pet. 

Emm. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

Sidney. 

Caius. 

Christ's, 

Joh. 

Down. 

Christ's. 

Trin,H. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


I  Galton  professor  of  Eugenics  in  the  UniTersity  o(  London.    Hon.  Fellow  of  King's. 

S  Astor  Professor  of  Mathematics,  University  College,  London. 

S  Fellow  of  Corpus. 

4  Professor  of  Latin,  University  College  of  N.  Wales,  Bangor. 

T  Equal  as  Smith's  I 


310 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


iQon     T\T^T.„«»™«T>a  ^Ernest  Temperley,  M.A.,  Queens'. 
I88O.-M0DERATORS  j j^^^^  ^^J^^  jj^^^^j^^  j^  ^^  ^i^^^ 

jf^  *  «TXTi.T.a    i  Richard  Pendlebury,  M. A.,  *S'^  Johfis. 
iliXAMiNERS    ^  William  Burnside,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

Additional  Examiner:  William  Davidson  Niveii,  M.A.,  Trin. 


JEq. 


Wranglers. 
Dsi*Larmor  (1) 
2*Thomson  (2) 
*Allcock 
*Cox 

*Mackenzie 
*M'=Into8h 
*Welsford 
Johnson  y 
SMaclean 
Harrison ) 
*Watt       i 
Whitfeld 
Vaughan 
GoKgs 
(Pember- 
ton) 
Haigh 

Crosskey 
Olley  )  ,* 

Somervillej  '^j 
Woodcock 
Hawthorn)  ,o- 
Willis        i  ^ 
4Dove 
^Barber 
6*Johns 
Tyrer 
Senior 


Senior  Optimes. 


Jflh. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Queens'. 

Caiits. 

Trin. 

King's. 

King's. 

Jesus. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 


2Eq. 


Adams)  a;,, 
Noaks/^'^- 
Wrigley 


^  Christ's. 

Christ's. 

Pemb. 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

King's. 

Trin.  H. 
V  Pet. 
i    Trin. 

Christ's. 

Pemb. 

Down. 

Christ's 

Cuius. 

Queens'. 

Cath. 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Emm, 

Joh. 


Ds  Morton 
Whitaker 
Searle 
Adamson 
Bagott 
Bennett 
Blaine 
De  Hart 
Fuller 
Hollis 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Emm. 

Queen.9'. 

Sidney. 


f.    Trin. 
■^  Christ's. 
^   Pet. 
Jesus. 
^ ^         Queens' 

Carr  Caius. 

Hughes  )  ^      Sidney 
Lowndes)  "  "^'    Christ's. 
Stone,  T.  Joh. 

Mosley  )  a,,,  Christ's. 
Smedleyi"^^'  Queens'. 
Scott  ")      King's. 

Stone,  J.  M.  i^Joh. 
Torr-y  ('^  Trin. 

Young         )      Corp. 
Chevallier)   -,   King's 
Marsliall  ]'^^'I-Trin. 


JHq. 


Schacht 
Thomas 
Raven 

Richmond)  «j 
Shervill     |  ^ 
Baker)   7v„ 
Jones  r^'''- 
Buckton  ) 
'CampbelU^q'.  Clare. 
Cobbold   )         Caiu^. 


Trin. 

Caius. 

Sidney. 

Magd. 

Pet'. 

Clare. 

Emm. 

Clare. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Di  Dale      ) 
King     i  lEq. 
Sugden ) 
Haviland)  ,,;■„ 
8*x\ewall    ]^-^- 
Planck 
Swiny 
King 


Joh. 

King's 

Trin.  H. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


Hardinge,Hon.C.  Trin. 


Mq. 
2Eq. 


-Xq. 


Relton 

Dawbarn) 

Jones      J 

Montford  1 

Rogers 

Winter 

Pulling 

Gooden) 

Sewart  j 

Croft 

Clarke 

Clarke 

Jeffcock 

Browning )   ,;„ 

Hitchcock!"  ^^• 

Newton 

George 

Ward 

McEwen 

Currie)   ^,, 

Woodr*'/- 

Green 

Raban 

Coates 


Queens . 

Queens'. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Clare. 

Corp.    ^ 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

King's 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Jesus 

King's 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Caius. 

Trin. 


1  Sir  J.  Larmor.    Lucasian  Professor  of  Mathematics.    M.P.  for  the  University. 

2  Sir  J.  J.  Thomson.     Professor  of  Experimental  Physics.    O.M. 

3  Bishop  of  Moray,  Ross,  and  Caithness. 

4  Principal  of  Wan)?anui  College,  New  Zealand. 
6  Head  Master  of  the  Leys  School. 

6  Master  of  St  Catharine's.    Formerly  Fellow  of  Jesus  College. 

7  Bishop  of  Glasgow  and  Galloway. 

8  Professor  of  Astrophysics. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


311 


i?^Ax,Txri.i>a    J  James  Rendel  Harris,  M.A.,  Clare. 
J1.XAMINERS   ji^ichard  Charles  Rowe,  M.A.,  Trin. 

Additional  Examiner:  Alfred  George  Greenhill,  M.A.,  ^mm. 


Wranglers. 
D8l*Forsyth  (1) 
2»Heath  ^ 
*Steinthal  H 

*Jones  1  ^'i- 
4*Pollock 

Fountain 
^  s*Stokes 
' **Leahy  y 
*Hopkinson 

Alston  1     a7„ 

7»Shirresl  ^«- 

Davison 

Eccles 

Beard")   jp^ 

Nivenj  ^«- 
8Hall      \ 

Harker] 

Kendall 

Dines 

Frost 

Stavelev 
sSeelv 
10  Whitney 

Williams 

Geldard 

Ashley     ] 

ParquharJ 

Yardley 

Southworth 


^q. 


2Eq. 


Mq. 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Sidney. 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Trin.H. 

Emm. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Cuius. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Clare. 

King's. 

Trin. 

King's. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 

Pemb. 

King's. 

Cuius. 


^'i-  Emm. 


Senior  Optimes. 
Di  Matthews 
Wait 
Alderson 
Burgess 
Jacoby 
Wetherell 
Marrisl    a,-. 
White  1  ^-'Z- 
Potts 
Disney 
Spearing 
"Potter   1^^, 
Watson]  ^^' 
Robson 
Tyer 

Waithman 
AUcroft 


Clare. 

Corpus. 

Sidney. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Sidney. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

King's. 

Magd. 

Jesus. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 
Hammond  fa7„  Trin. 
Phear         (^''-  Cuius. 
Thomson    )         Queens'. 
Coppoek  Joh. 

Leslie  Joh. 

Taylor     "I    -j^^    Cath. 
Thomson!  ^^-  Pemb. 
Carter  1    a^.^        Jesus. 
Flagg  J      ^-       Christ's. 
Col  son    )  Corpus. 

Glaisher[  Mq.    Trin. 
Stubbs    )  Pemb. 


Dunicliffel  vp^, 
Fowler     \^^- 
Potbury 
Ask  with     ) 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Walmsley  Trin. 

Crowther  \  Corpus 

Kingston  [  Mq.  Joh. 


Richards ) 

Fisher 

Armitage 

Hitchcock 

Apcar 

Youngman 

Mutimer 
Crossley 
Hooker 
Jones  ) 
Phipps  [  ^q. 
Walker ) 
Bradshaw 


Sidney. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Cuius. 


^^'Joh. 
Joh. 


Mq. 


Trin. 
Trin. 
Joh. 

Trin. 
Pemb. 
Cuth. 
Christ's 


Scudamorej     ^'Emm. 
Biram  \  ^  Trin 

WoodhouseJ"?  Sidney 
Brown  )  Joh. 

Collins  [  .^q.     Christ's 
Walker  1  Trin. 

Gompertz )  King's. 

Halland    rJEq.  Corpus. 


Rawlings 

Smith 

Wildman 

Punch 

Cotherl   a?^ 

Page    1^9. 

McMaster 


Pemb. 

Pet. 

Queens' 

Joh. 

Jesus. 

King's 

Pemb. 


1  Sadleirian    Profe«or    of   M«theniatic»,   1895—1910.      Professor    of    Mathematics,    Imperial 
<^lege  of  Science  and  Technology. 

2  Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Vice-Principal,  University  of  Birmingham. 

3  Formerly  Tutor  of  Peterhouse. 

4  Fellow  of  Corpus. 
6  Master  at  Rugby. 

6  Professor  of  Mathematics,  University  College,  ShefHeld. 
1  Tutor  of  Trinity  Hall. 

8  K.C.    M.P.  for  Liverpool  (E.  Toxteth). 

9  M.P.  for  Lincoln,  1895— 1906. 
10  Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  History,  King's  College,  London.     Hulsean  Lecturer,  1906. 
U  Professor  of  Botany  and  Biology,  Armstrong  College,  Newcastle- 

Ik  5  Equal  as  Sod  Smith's  Prizemen. 


312 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


icQo     M«T.ii.t,»m«Bc   iPercival  Frost,  M.A.,  St.  JoJm's. 
1882.-MODERATORS   jjj^^^^  Martyn  Taylor,  M.A,  Trinity. 

F.xAMTNVRs    S^»*nest  Temperley,  M.A.,  Queens'. 
i^xAMiNLRS    j  William  Burnside,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

Additional  Examiner:  George  Howard  Darwin,  M.A.,  Trin. 


Wranglers. 
Ds*Herraan  (1) 
*Yeo  (2) 
i*Loney 
*Brill 
*Randell 
*Rob8on 
*Parker 
*Harker 

Littlewood 

Hensley 
^Johnson    | 
♦Ropes        >  Mq. 
^Sanderson) 

Searle 

Davies  )     n?„ 

Nichols;  ^«' 

Spurge 

Floyd 
*Cooper) 

Meade ) 

Otton  )  ^ 

Pearce/  ^'^• 

Chisman 

Dickinson) 

Oliver       ) 

Winter 

Malim 


Senior  Optimes. 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Sidney. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Sidney. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

ChrixVs. 

King's. 

King's. 

Christ's. 

Pemb. 

Cath. 

Clare. 

Cath. 

Pet. 

Corpus. 

Corpus. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

King's. 

Sidney. 

Clare. 

Jesus. 


Ds  Walker 
Beevor)  ^^ 
Flack  i^^' 
Lax 
Fraser 
Ward,  A.  W, 

Das 

Frederick 

Fisher)    ;^^, 

Ridleyi   ^'i- 

Lawson 
SNichols 

Gaskin  ") 

Harvey  ( 

Low    '    ( 

Morricej 

Newman 

Cox 
•»Fallc     ) 

Milner  >  JEq. 

Pollock) 

Lyon 

Bennell 

Clementson 
*Barlow  | 

BouldenV  JEq. 

Carr       ) 

Batchelor 


Xq. 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Trin. 
6-Trin.H. 
^Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin.  11. 

Glare. 

Corpus. 

Jesus. 

Clare. 

Clare. 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 

Jesus. 

Clare. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Maqd. 

Trin. 

Cath. 
Sidney. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Ryan  King's 

Keess  Clare 

Haskell 

xfioraasf  ^^ 
Winter 

S"-}^*-  ....... 

Satthianadhani  6-Corp. 
Wilson  y^.  Clare. 

Alford  )    3,         Corpus 
Knealel  ^^-      Emm 
Harris 
Taylor,  A.  S. 

Bartlettl  a- 
Beard    1^^ 
Dalton       1 
Merrifieldl 
St  Quintin 
Williams 


Caius 

Trin. 

Sidney. 

Joh. 

Irin. 

Trin.H. 


Christ's 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Jesuit. 

Corpus. 

Irin. 


Bailey  I    uj„ 

Fetch  1  ^« 

Colman    "j 

LongsdonJ 

Lomax 

Lerigo 

Fox 

Goddard 

Napier 

Morley 


^■Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Corpus. 


2Eq 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin.  H. 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare 


WOMEN. 


Burstall  Girton. 

(equal  to  31) 


Julyan  Girton 

(between  68  and  69) 

Lister  Girton 

(equal  to  61  and  62) 


1  Professor  of  Mathematics  at  the  Royal  Holloway  College  for  Women. 

2  Head  Master  of  Oundle  School. 

3  Head  Master  of  the  King's  School,  Pontefract. 

4  Second  Master,  King's  School,  Chester 
&  Master  at  Clifton  College. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


313 


NEW  REGULATIONS. 

Wranglers  are  admissible  to  the  Examination  in  Part  III.  following. 

Tn  Part  ITT.  the  names  in  eacli  division  are  arrans?cd  alpliabetically. 

In  1883  and  subsequent  years,  (1)  denotes  tlrst  Smith's  T*rize,  (2)  Second  Smith's  Prize. 

+  Smitli's  Prizeman  without  precedence. 

Parts  I.  &  11.— June,  1882. 
Mnnv»*m..T,a  jWiUlam  Mitchinsoii  Hicks,  M.A.,  aS'^  John 
MODERATORS     Walter  William  Rouse  Ball 


Examiners 


M.A.,  Trinitij. 
Percival  Frost,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
Henry  Martyn  Taylor,  M.  A.,  Trinity. 


Wranglers. 

Dsi*  Welsh  (1)  Jesus. 

2*Turner(2)  Trin. 

3*  Carey  Trin. 

Thornton  Cath. 

Piggott  Sidney. 
*  Johnson,  A.  R.  Joh. 

Roberts,  S.  O.  Joh. 

Ashwin     )  d«  Pemb. 

M«Aulay  ji^  Joh. 

*IVI«ConneI|  6-  Clare. 

*Pattisson  )^  Emman. 

Hamer)  a,^,  Christ's. 

<*TIeath  f^^^*  Trin. 

SBartell  Pemb. 

Ginn  Emman. 

Newhara  Joh. 

Ibbetson  Clare. 

Posnett  Joh. 

SKnowles  Pet. 

liradshaw  Jesus. 

Gorst  Trin. 

Harvey  King's. 

Constable)  is*  King's. 

Evans       j  fi^  Jesus. 

Madden  Clare. 

Mallinsonl  ^  Sidney. 

7Mayo        |f^  Pet. 

Murton  "I  n,.„  Trin. 

Whitley] ^^-  King's. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Ds  I3dmunds 
Palmer 
Buxton 
Sanderson 
Hughes,  F.  S. 
Simpson,  T.S, 
Beck 
Wilton 
Roe 

Guest    1  a,^. 
Skinner}^'/- 
TIewetson )  ;> 
Hough       Jf^ 
Brown  )  a,. 
Neild    l^^- 
Cleaver  I  <> 
Pattullo  j^ 
I^avy 
Purchas 
Mason 
Pelton 
Pope 

Scott-Elliot 
Cooper 
Butler  )   ay^. 
King     1^9- 
Anthonisz 
Glover 
Langham 
Knight    " 
Priestley 
Johnson 
Moore 
Benson 
Ames 


i^\. 


Joh. 

Kinq's. 

Trin. 

Queens'. 

Joh. 

Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Sidney. 

Maqd. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Emman. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin.  11. 

Caius. 

Cath. 

Joh. 
JEq.  Caiu^. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 

Queens'. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

King's. 

Joh. 

Queens'. 
53.    Pemb. 
^     Trin. 

Sidney. 
I   ^Trin. 
MactaggartV  j^Trin. 
Petherick    |  ^  Trin. 
Keightley  Trin. 


\Mq- 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Brooke  King's. 

Colman  Corpus. 

Chatterj  ee   \  ^  Christ's 
Galsworthy  [  ^  Caius. 
Mackintosh )  ^  .loh. 
Francis,       )   .  Caius. 

W.B.K.f^ 
Sharp  P 

Maling 
Brereton 
Shields 


Clare. 


JEq. 


JEq. 


JEq. 


Clarke 

Hillyer 

Round 

Davey 

Ayerst 

Sandoe 

Emmet 

Shirres 

Stopford 

Hardy 

Logan 

Raymond 

Hagger 

Asplet 

Huglies,T.C. )  ^Pemb. 

Lucas,  F.L.  j-^  Trin. 

Oxley  Trin. 

^Kelly  King's. 

Ransome,H.  A.  Joh. 

Pitt  Pemb. 

Banks  Clare 

Greenstreet      Joh. 
oPalle  )  w  Pemb. 

MacDonnell)  ^  Clare. 


Emman. 

Emman. 

Magd. 

Cath. 

Christ's. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Magd. 

King's. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Down. 

Christ's. 

Cath. 

Christ's. 


Grindrod 
Bowman  j 
Crichton  \^'q. 
Prescott  j 
Logan     ) 
Pierce    (  »?„ 
Smart     f^«' 
Thomas  ) 
Wright 
Mills 

Hodgson  1 
Manley     J 
Gardner 
Smith,  G.  B. 
Ilolman 


Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Sidney. 

Emman. 

Trin. 

Emman. 

Queens'. 

Pemb. 

Queem'. 
Clare. 
Caiut. 
Trin. 


1  Tutor  of  Jesus. 

2  Savilian  Professor  of  Astronomy,  Oxford. 
8  Professor   of    Mathematics,   Liverpool  Uni- 

▼enity. 

4  K.C.B.    Joint  Secretary  to  the  Treasury  and 
4jaditor  of  the  Civil  Iii3t;. 


WOMEN. 
Meyer  Oirton.    1 

(equal  to  31)  

Anelay,  J.         Girton. 
(between  37  and  38)       I 

5  Professor  of  Mathematics  at  University  Col- 
lege, Bristol. 

6  Vice-Principal  of  Liverpool  College. 

7  Master  at  Harrow. 

8  Mnnier  at  HiKhgate  School. 
»  M.P.  for  Portsmouth. 

14 


314 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  IIL— January,  1883. 

MnnFRATOTi*!  i  William  Mitchinson  Hicks,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
MODERATORS  ^^j^jtor  William  Rouse  Ball,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Examiners 


<Percival  Frost,  M.A.,  King's. 
(Henry  Martyn  Taylor,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Division  I. 

Ds  *Carey  Trin. 

Harvey  King's. 

*  Johnson,  A.  R.  Joh. 

*Turner  (2)         Trin. 

*Welsh  (1)         Jesus. 


Division  II. 
Ds  Ibbetson  Clai'e. 


Division  III. 


Ds  Ashwin 
Knowles 
M^Aulay 
*M<=Connel 
Newham 
Posnett 
Roberts,  S.  O. 
Thornton 


Pemb. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Calh. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


315 


MODERATOKS 


Examiners 


Parts  I  and  11.— June,  1883. 

Alfred  George  Greenhill,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

Robert  Rumsey  Webb,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
j  William  Mitchinson  Hicks,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
(Walter  William  Rouse  Ball,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Wranglers. 
Ds^Matliews         Joh. 
i*Gallop+  Trin. 

*Laclilan  t  Trin. 

Chevallier  )  !>  Tr. 

*  Whitehead,  A,  N.}^  Tr. 
2*Chree\  j^.^        King's. 
*Hoggl^''-       Joh. 
Morley  King's. 

KUchler  1  &<  Sidney. 
MacFarlandlf^  Caius. 
Sharpe  Emman. 

3Knott  Pet. 

Wilberforce      Trin. 
Buist    \  Tp^ 
Giffordl^*- 
Calver 


Story 

Wiseman 

Elder 

Romer 

Semple 

Hewitt  1  ip^ 

Maiden  r^^ 

Burne 

Jenkin 

Baylis 

Creak 

French 

Lee 

Bolton 

Tetley 

Holt 

Thomas 

Kewley 


/Eq. 


JEq. 


JEq. 


Corpus. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Trin.  H. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Emman. 

Emman. 

Cav. 

Clare. 

Cath. 

Christ's. 

Jesus. 

Sidney. 


Perrin  Girton. 

(between  20  and  21). 


Senior  Optimes. 

Queens'. 


Cath. 

Cath. 

Sidney. 

Joh. 

Queens'. 

Emman. 

Caius. 


Di  Hastings)  a,, 
Watson  j^«- 
Cull  1  w 

Summers]  i^ 
Herbert,  J.  A. 
Murray 
Kellock 
Graham,  A. 
de  Sausmarezl  cj.  Trin. 
Edwards         j^   Qu. 
Gosnell )  Christ's. 

Mason  \Mq.    Tr.  H. 
Smith    )  Magd. 

Colbourne)  a.  Corpus. 
Gray  J^    Corpus. 

Hunt  Cath. 

Adams        1  si  Clare. 
Armstrong)^  Christ's. 
Eves    1  zc„      Magd. 

Magd. 
<»  Christ's. 
^  Joh. 

Emman. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Corpus. 

Clare. 

Joh. 


Fulton  I  ^«- 
Tootell 
Wells,  F.  A. 
Trevor 
NichoU 
Laupmann 
Potter  1  a?„ 
Salmon]  ^'^• 
Butcher ) 


Odling 
Paley 


\^Mq. 


Joh. 
Christ's. 


WOMEN. 

Collier  Newnham 

(equal  to  39). 
Perry  Newnham 

(equal  to  57). 
Sprague         Girton 

(equal  to  62). 


Junior  Optimes. 


de  Reuter 

Trin. 

Stables     1  «^ 
Whiteleyl^ 

Trin. 

Emman. 

Copland     . 

Pemb. 

Lund       ^ 
Stokes      ^ 

Joh. 

Sidney. 

Lewis 

Jesus. 

Watson 

Christ's. 

Edwards 

Emman. 

Benthain  ^- 
Wheateri^<? 

Pemb. 

•  Corpus. 
cj.  Trin. 

Hamlyn 

Watermeyerj^  Emm. 

Chester 

Joh. 

Ohm     1  a, 
RustonP^- 

Christ's. 

Sanders 

Joh. 

Manners 

Jesus. 

Cooper 

Trin. 

Game 

Joh. 

Wheatcroft 

Corpus. 

Wickham 

Trm. 

Hope 

Trin. 

Nuttall 

Trin. 

Raven 

Emman. 

Wyatt 

Trin.  H. 

Titley 

Caius. 

Brooke 

Emman. 

Dunn 

Trin. 

Lewis 

Joh. 

Newman        Newnham 
(between  92  and  93). 


Division  1. 
Ds  Chevallier        Trin. 
*Chree  King's 

*Gallopt  Trin. 

*Hogg  Joh. 

*Lachlan  f         Trin. 
*Mathews  Joh. 

♦Whitehead,  A.  N.  Trin. 


Part  III. — January^  1884 

j  Division  II. 

Ds  Kxichler  Sidney 

Morley  King's 

Wilberforce     Trin. 


WOMEN. 


Division  III. 
Ds  Story  Caius 


Perrin 


1  Fellow  of  Caius. 

2  Superintendent  of  Kew  Observatory. 
8  Tutor  of  Selwyn. 


14—2 


316 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Moderators 


Examiners 


Parts  I  and  11.— June,  1884. 
j  Christopher  Graham,  M.A.,  GonvUle  and  Caius. 
{  Andrew  James  Campbell  Allen,  M.  A,,  P^^^rA-ozt^'g. 

Alfred  George  Greenhill,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

Richard  Charles  Rowe,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Wranglers. 
Ds  *Sheppard 
^Workman  (1) 
1  Bragg 
2*YouDg 

Cassie 
3*  Anderson 
*Knight,  H.  H. 

Little 

Beckett  "I  <» 
*Kerly  1^ 
*Larmor 

Dalton 

Hensley 

Toms 

Eve 


Trin. 

Irin. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Sidney 

^  Clare 

^   Caius 
I  6<    Joh. 
(^     Joh. 

Clare 
37^  Trin. 

Queens' 
Pemb. 


iMonckton)  fi^   Pemb. 
Clarke,  E.  T,    Joh. 
Marwood      "1  o<  Trin. 
Muirhead(2)|!^  Cath. 
Chope    1^      Tri7i. 
Innes      i^^      Joh. 


Chapman 
Childers 
Edwards, 
R.  W.  K. 
Gore 

Parish,  A. 
Watson 


Emman. 
.  King's 
*^  Jesus 


1       Kinq's 
J.  ]  55.  Pet. 
\^   Trin. 
sCautley,  H.  "I  &>  King's 
Moors  J^  Joh. 

Hamilton,  J.  )  w  Caius 
Knight  1^  Joh. 

Lewis  \  ,a<  Joh. 

Tanner,  E.R.j^  Clare 
Pattinson  1  tj.  Joh. 
Stevenson  j^  Pet. 


Senior  Optimcs. 
Ds  Bowlker  Jesus 

Floyd  )  Trin. 

6  Hart    [  ^q.    King's 
Roper )  Emman. 

Humphrey-w       Queens' 
Lonsdale    I  6.  Down. 
Marples      f  ^  Emman. 
Phillips      /      Emman. 
Blain         •x       Joh. 
Burrell      I       Magd. 
Currey       f  sj.  Caius 
Wickins    ^^  Emman. 
Wmiams,|        j^^^^ 

David  Pemb. 

Hall,H.A.](5,  Jo/j. 
Lewis  jf^  Sidney 

Chadwick  \     Joh. 
Dawharn         Queens' 
Fuller,  .j.r. 

7Molteno        ^  Trin. 
Purves  Emman. 

Whittaker  /     Sidney 
Cobbold     ~\      Caiv^ 
Martineau  [^  Emman. 
Rawlings    j  ^  Pemb. 
Rust  ^      Magd. 

Butler  Trin. 

Bird     ],!&.       Sidney 
Hewitt  J»^        Jesus 
Murray    \        Queens' 
Sharp      J        Emman. 
Allan  )   .  Jesus 

Collinson      \  ^  Queens' 
Webb,A.E.P  Joh. 
Stern  Down. 

White  Pet. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Di  Blows 
Chaudhuri 
Harnett 
Thompson, 

F. 
Marsh 


Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 


Christ's 


Kasterby  >  Joh. 
Locke  I  ^  Joh. 
I^icholson  j^  Pemb 
Russell  J 
Thomas 
Ilarrisson, 
W.  R 


"1 


Mitchell 
Baker 
Banks 
Barrett- 

Lennard 
Jjcnnett, 

H.  M.  .  ^^ 
de  Bourbel  r  ^  Trm 


Trin.  II. 
King's 

Corpus 
Cav. 
Trin. 
Christ's 

Clare 


Joh. 


Hunter 
Lance 
Stockdale 
Westlake 
Butt 

Franci8,F.H, 
Holding 
Carr 

Colchester 
Davis 
Eyre 
Harrison 
Hunter 
Marling 
Parry 
Young 
Searles 
Klugh 

Summerhayes 
Turner 
Warlow 
Carr 
Eady 

Gooid- Adams 
Sample 
Thomas,  J. 
Brady  1  <> 
Potts    j^ 
Douglas  i  tj. 
Moline     J^ 
Hargreaves, 
G.  H 


Pemb. 

Jesus 

.Taus 

Joh. 
,>»  Sidney 
^Joh. 

Corpus 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Joh. 
.  Corpus 
I*  Cains 
'  Trin. 
Trin. 
Emman. 
Pemb. 
Trin. 
Clare 

.  Emm. 
>^  Emm. 
)^  Corp. 
,  Trin. 
)  .Joh. 
[S' Jesus 
(^Emm. 
)  Qu. 
Joh. 

Em7nan. 
Emman. 
Pemb. 

Jesus 


WOMEN. 
Vinter  Girton 

(equal  to  44—48) 
Fitz  Gerald     Newnham 

(equal  to  68—61) 
Dolby  Newnham 

(equal  to  66—66) 


Cowell  Oirtxm 

(between  76  and  77) 
Burne  Girton 

(equal  to  85—92) 
MoCroben       Newnham 

(equal  to  93—94) 
Davies  Girton 

(equal  to  107—109) 
Benson  Newnham 

(equal  to  116—116) 

1  Professor  of  Physics  in  the  University  of  Leeds. 

2  Professor  of  the  Philosophy  and  History  of  Mathematics  in  the  University  of  Liverpool.    Hardinge 
Professor  of  Mathematics  in  the  University  of  Calcutta.    Hon.  D.Sc.  Geneva. 

3  President  of  University  College,  Galway. 

4  Master  at  Uppingham  School . 

5  M.P.  for  Sussex,  East  Grinstead. 

6  Head  Mast«r  of  the  Lower  School,  Rugby.  1  M.P.  for  Dumfriesshire. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


317 


Part  III.— January,  1885. 

\T/.TM..T>Am/.i>Q  J  Christopher  Graham,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
^^^^'^^^^^^  (Andrew JamesCampbellAllen,M.A.,P^^er/iow*e. 


Examiners 


j  Alfred  George  Greenhill,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
(Andrew  Russell  Forsyth,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Division  I. 

Ds*  Anderson  Sidney 

Beckett  Joh. 

Bragg  Trin. 

Cassie  Trin. 

♦Knight,  H.  H.  Clare 

*Larnior  Clare 

Little  Caius 

Muirliead  (2)  Cath. 

*Slieppard  Trin. 

^Workman  (1)  Tnn. 

i'*\'"oung  Pet. 


Division  II. 


Ds  Hensley 
Monckton 
Toms 


Joh. 

Pemb. 

Queens' 


Division  III. 
Ds  Pattinson  Joh. 


1  Professor  of  the  Philogophy  and  H  istory  of  Mathematics  in  the  University  of  Liverpool.   Hardinge 
Professor  of  Mathematics  in  the  University  of  Calcutta.    Hon.  D.Sc.  Geneva. 


318 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Parts  I  and  II.— June,  1885. 

Mm^PTiATnHq  j  William  Henry  Besant,  Sc.D.,  St  John's. 
MODERATORS  |  ^ Varies  Herman  Prior,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
Tj,_  ^ ,,™„„„     i  Christopher  Graham,  M. A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
il^xAMiNERS     j  Andrew  James  Campbell  Allen,  M.  A.,  Peterhouse. 


Wranglers. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  *Berry  (2)          King's 

Di  Brett         )    .Sidnei/ 

Di  O'Connell  1  &.  Pemb. 
Peters        i^   Corpus 

i*Love  (1)            Joh. 

Carpenter  V  tg*  Sidnep 
Lucas        )  ^  Christ's 

^Richmond        King's 

Baker               Emman. 

^Barnard           Emman. 

Amos          \     Clare 

Peck                Joh. 

Holmes,  R.      Joh. 

Bicknell      |    .Jesus 

Daniels             King's 

*Ro8eveare     )  ,&.  Joh. 

Griffiths      S^Caius 
Hughes,  R.|~Joft. 

Marshall          Clare 

Stewart,D.A.;^  Caius 

Madden             Trin. 

Harkness)     .   Trin. 

Martineau  1     Ti-in. 

JiuU     1    .         Trin. 

2*Je8sop       Vg  Clare 
3Stroud      1  ^  Joh. 

Moflfatt  1  »      Queens' 
Sims      )  f^      Sidney 

Das      y  [§"       Emman. 

Fox      )    '        Caius 

Holland           Trin. 

Price                Queens' 

Jones                Sidney 

4*  Bu  she-Fox       Joh. 

Allnutt 

Hanson             Trin. 

Hudson            Pemb. 

Best         V  tg*    Trin. 

Large          ■»      Joh. 

*Rintoul )  ,<5<      Corpus 
Russell  ;Ey,       Caius 

CMcClure    ^     Trin. 

Morris             .  Joh. 

Samuels           Emman. 

Pitman        >^  Trin. 

s^Callendar  )  *«  Trin. 
Kirby        (^  Joh. 

Wood               Pemb. 

Thompson,!^  Joh. 

Elsee,  H.  J.  )  &.  Joh. 
Hill,H.H.Ljf^  Joh. 

G.  A.        -' 

Fraser              Trin.  H. 

Morris             Queens' 

Brooks             Trin. 

TJnderhay         Pemh. 

Emanuel  )    •   Trin.  II. 

Mossop             Joh. 

Slater               Joh. 

Paterson  Vta  Corpus 
Pearce      )  ^  Christ's 

Smith                King's 

Davies,  T.  R.    Trin.H. 

Howard    )    .  Cath. 

Molesworth)  ,«;.  Christ's 
Parry           i"f^  Pemb. 

Beckh    N          Caius 

Robinson  >  ^  Christ's 
Rock        )  ^  Clare. 

Bostockl^      Trin. 

Carlyon            Emman. 

Lace       (^      Queens' 

King                 Emman. 

Miller              Queens' 

Perrott  ;          Trin. 

Eddison           Christ's 

Widdowson     Joh. 

Blackburn  •\      Trin. 

Wynne             Jesus 

Harvey,  H.  B.)  <»<  Joh. 
Taylor            1^  Clare 

Eppstein     \  »  Corpus 
Mariette      |^  Caius 

Elrington      .  Jesus 

Gill           V  ig'  Pemb. 
Haworth     ^  Sidney 

7McKenna         Trin.  H. 

Paul          -'     Pemb. 

Crofts               Corpus 

McDonald  -^      Christ's 

Gaskin             King's 

Barnes    1   55-    Trin. 
Knowles  J  f^    Cath. 

Saville        l^d. 

Coyle       )  to-  Joh. 
Fordham/fiJ    Trin. 

Wilkinson  ff^  Magd. 

Pritchard         Pmb. 

Young,  F.  }      Selwyn 

Martin,  J.        Joh. 

Pochin              King's 

Dupuis               Trin. 
Addison  )  ,?J.    Caius 
Lee          fH     Trin. 

Jameson          Clare 

Johnstone,  H.E.  Cav. 

Leon                 Joh. 

Coltman      .     Trin. 

Glover       ^    Joh. 
Tindall      ^     Christ's 

Gibson             Trin. 

Cowper-Smith  Trin. 

Clifton              Joh. 

Consterdine      Trin. 

Currie               Trin. 

Houghton        Emman. 

Cross                Christ's 

Brown              Cath. 

WOMEJ^. 

Rickett,  M.  E.   Newnham 

Dymond,  O.        Newnham 

Barrett,  L.M.E.  Girton 

(between  24  and  25) 

(equal  to  38) 

(equal  to  74) 

Hewett,  B.         Newnham 

Barrington,  A.  Girton 

Murray,     1   .     Girton 

A.  B.       ^ 
Price,  L.C.^^     Newnham 

(equal  to  34) 

(between  60  and  61) 

Villy,  B.  M.        Newnham 

(between  62  and  63) 

(equal  to  79) 

Cunnington,  S.  Newnham 

(equal  to  113) 

1  Sedleian  Professor  of  Natural  Philosophy,  Oxford. 

2  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Armstrong  College,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

3  Professor  of  Physics  in  the  Armstrong  College,  Newcastle-on-Tyne. 

4  Tutor  of  St  John'8  College. 

6  professor  of  Physios  in  the  Royal  College  of  Science.  6  Heail  Master  of  Mill  Hill  School. 

7  M.P.for  Monmouthshire  (North). 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


319 


Part  III.— January,  1886. 

MnnT'RATnnq  i^illiam  Henry  Besant,  Sc.D.,  St  John's. 
MODERATORS  JQjjarles  Herman  Prior,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

T?v  »,TXTi,-oo     jChristopher  Graham,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
JliXAMiNLRS     l^njre^  James  Campbell  Allen,  M.  A.,  Peter  house. 

Additional  Examiner:  James  Whitbread  Lee  Glaisher,  M.A., 
Trinity. 


Division  I. 

Division 

it. 

Division  III. 

Ds  *Barnard 
*Berry  (2) 
Holmes,  R. 
^Love  (1) 
•^Richmond 
*Roseveare 

Emman. 

Kino's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Kimi's 

Joh. 

Ds  Brooks 

Harkness 

*Jessop 

*Rintoul 

Russell 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Corpus 

Caius 

Ds  Fraser              Trin.  H. 
Smith               Kinq's 
Stewart, D.  A.  Caius 

WOMEN. 



1 



Rickett,  M.  E,    Neumham 

320 


MATHEMATICAL  TKIPOSES. 


NEW  KEGULATIONS. 

Those  who  have  obtained  Honours  in  Part  I.  are  admissible  to  the 
Examination  in  Part  II.  following. 

Part  I.— June,  1886. 

MoT>vBATORfi  {Ernest  William  Hobson,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
MODERATORS  ^^j^^j^cw  Russell  Forsyth,  M.A.,  Triydty. 

Examiners 


^Charles  Herman  Prior,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
(Joseph  Larmor,  M.A.,  St  John's. 


I>s 


Wranglers. 
'"^Dixont  Trin. 

*Fletcher  Joh. 

*Coates        1  cj<  Q,ueens' 
2*Hill,F.W.f^  Joh. 
3*Bryant  Pet. 

Barlow,C.W.C.Pe<. 
*Platts  Trin. 

Foster  Joh. 

*Dawson,  II.  G.  Christ's 
Ask  with       >  '»Trin. 
Middlemast  J  ^  Joh. 


Pressland 
Crawford 
Clark 
<Joseland 
Rosenberg 
Tate 
Weir 
Johnston 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Christ's 
.  Emnian. 
Ea  Joh. 
'^^Pet. 

Pet. 


M'^Aulayi^^'Cam* 
Bradford  Joh. 

Roberts,  H.  A.  Caitis 
Dickinson)  ?j<  Trin. 
NicoUs      j^    Pet. 
Greenidge )  «j<  Joh. 
Owen         )^   Sidney 
Cronimelin        'l)rln. 
BBurkitt  Trin. 

Hooker  1  a?,,  Queeris' 
KingdonJ^*/-  Christ's 
Douglas  Corpus 

Sainsbury        Joh. 
M'^Lauglilinl  6'C?i7'ist's 
Taylor         jft^  Queens' 
Wright,  H.  B.  Trin. 


Senior  Optimes 
Di  Campbell       )  ^Corpus 
Hay  ward       [  ^  Sidney 
Moule,  W.  S. )  ^  Corpus 
Ward  Emman. 

Bellamy  Queens' 

Hodgetts )  a^^,  Queens' 
Sladen     \^^-Clare 
Youngnian       lYin. 
Jenkin    )  IVin. 

Slade      }  Jiq.  H.  Cav. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

<»Cath. 

^Joh. 

Emman. 

Sidney 

Corpus 

.  Christ's 


Wigram 

Thurston 

Tillyard 

Bourne 

Harris,  A.  S. 

Cookel 

Smith] 

Hughes,  J.  C, 

Evans,  J.  R, 

Fisher 

Waterhouse 

Dolby  Emman. 

Allen,  R.  Joh. 

J  ackson,  C.  W .  Joh. 

Zucker  Emman. 

Cliaderton        Queens' 

Lyon      ■)  a^^.  Corpus 

Metcalfe)  ^^-Pm^/. 


^Christ's 
^  Christ's 


Lane 
Barff 
Richards] 
Tanner    ] 
Allen 


Jes. 

Trin.  II. 
yf.^,  Joh. 

Jes. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Di  Lewis        )  *  Kim/'s. 
Roxburgh]^   Triii.  11. 
Ransome         Pemb. 
Hewitt,  P.  E.    Trin. 
Muncaster '      Glare 
Key  Cath. 

Carpniaell  »   Jes. 
Phelps      J^    Caius 
BuUough 


Clark,  H, 

Haden 

Fuller 

Seely 

Cleeve,  A. 

Symonds 

Mortlock 

Wheeler 


a^^,  Trin. 
^'i-Joh. 


H.  Selw 
Clare 
Trin. 
I  !s<  Joh. 
(^  Joh. 
Pet. 
Jes. 

Penruddocke  Clare 

Rust  Mayd. 

Crofts  )  Emman. 

Taylor  \  2Eq.   Christ's 

Trask   )  Clare 

Mathiesoni  531  Caius 

Sconce       J^    Trin. 

Berry  Magd. 

Carr  1   .  Trin. 

Hill,J.W.S.[||'Pe<. 

Hutchinson  )^  Corpus 

Hicks  1  55.  7Wh. 

Holmes,  E.L.jfe^  Joh. 

Barnes  Joh. 

Lawson  \  x?.,   Pet. 

Walters!^'*-  Trin. 

Buncombe)  ?j<  Cuius. 

Norman     )^  Pet. 

Hitchcock  U.  Cav. 


Frost,  C.         Neumham 
(between  24  and  25) 


WOMEN. 

Fripp,  E.  J.  S.    Girton 

(equal  to  53) 

Bishop,  H.         Newnham 

(between  68  and  69) 


Townsend,  A.    Newnham 

(between  68  and  69) 
Wilkinson.M.S.  Newnham 

(between  68  and  69) 
Leake,  M.  M.  \Girtun 
Womersley, R.  J  Newnham 

(between  68  and  69) 
Bower,  R  B.     1  Girton 
Whitley,  A.R.  ]  Girton 

(between  70  and  71) 
Payne,  A.  E.       Girton 

(equal  to  77) 
Watson,  M.  S,   Newnham 

(between  93  and  94) 


1  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Queen's  University,  Belfast. 

2  Second  Master  at  the  City  of  London  School. 

8  Professor  of  Mathematics,  University  College  of  N.  Wales,  Bangor. 
4  Head  Master  of  Burnley  Grammar  School. 
6  Norrlsian  Professor  of  Divinity. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


321 


Part  IL— June,  1887. 
Examiners : 

George  Gabriel  Stokes,  M.A.,  Lucasian  Professor, 
Arthur  Cayley,  M.A.,  Sadleirian  Professor. 
Joseph  John  Thomson,  M.A.,  Cavendish  Professor. 
James  Whitbread  Lee  Glaisher,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 


Class  I. 

Class  H. 

Class  III. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Barlow,  C.  W.  C.  Pet. 
*Bryant              Pet. 
*Dixont               Trin. 
^Fletcher             Joh. 
^Platts                Trin. 

Division  2. 

Ask  with             Trin. 

Division  2. 
Johnston           Pet. 
McAulay           Cuius 
Nicolls              Pet. 

Dickinson           Trin 

*Coate8               Queens' 
^Hill,  F.  W.       Joh. 

Division  3. 
Tate                  Joh. 

Division  3. 

Clark                 Pemb. 

»Daw8on,  H.  G.  Christ's 


TFOMEN. 


Division  1. 


Division  2. 
Frost  Netvnham 


14—6 


322 


MATHEMATICAL  THIPOSES. 


Moderators 


Examiners 


Part  I.— June,  1887. 

(Joseph  Larmor,  M.A.,  aS'^  JohfUs. 
(Sidney  Luxton  Loney,  M.A.,  Sidney. 

(Ernest  William  Hobson,  M.A.,  GhrisCs. 
I  Andrew  Russell  Forsyth,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Wranglers, 
l>i*Bakert  "i 

iiies     r  «• 

*MichelltJ 


*Brown 
Berry,  M.  J. 
Little 

Young  ;^«-. 


Atkinson)  a,„ 
Soper  ;  ^«- 
Norris 

Browne,  J.  E.) 
Osborn  i 

Douglas  )  a?,, 
Vaughanf^^' 

Se7g^eant}^«- 
Jones 

Fox,  II.  O.)  fa- 
Thornton  /B^ 
Holland 
Perrott 
Saw    )  jp^, 
Searle;^'^- 
Sharpies 


Joh. 

Joh. 

2rin. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Joh. 

!SrSid. 

^  Emm. 

King's 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Corp. 

King's 

Christ's 

Sid. 

Jes. 

King's 

Pet. 


Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  Card  Joh 

Robinson  Jes. 

Holland  Christ's 

Hay  )  w  Ciare 

Stevens,  R.  TJ  f^  Tr.II. 
Carter)  ^^        Trin. 
Jolleyi^^-       Cath. 
Dunn  Trin. 

Duncan  )  Pemb. 

Herbert  V  ^g.  Trin. 
Mundahl)  Joh. 

Hopgood  Trin. 

Hancock  Joh. 

Foyster  )  a?,,     Trin. 
Pownalll^^-    Pet. 
Hartley  Pemb. 

Hope        >  a^,,  Trin. 
Kitchener)  -^^^ Christ's 
Bake  )  a?^        Jes. 
Braggl^^-       Emm. 
Russell,  W.  A.  Joh. 
Lawrence,  H.  J.R.  Tr.H. 
Allport  )   a,v,     Christ's 
Benfleldl^'/-    Trin. 
Cooper    )  ay^  Joh. 
Hadfieldf^'^-  H.  Selw. 
Symonds  Caih. 

Summers  Cath. 

Badcock  Sid. 

Marriott  Cath. 

Garnett  Cath. 

Lewis-Lloyd      Jes. 
Back  )  jif^,       Trin. 
Parez/^*-       Clare 
Campion)  nj^    Queens' 
Nesbitt    r^-  Clnr, 


Clare 
Trin. 
Clare 


WOMEN. 

Browne,  II.        Newnham 

(bracketed  with  42) 
Holme,  B.  A.    Girton 

(bracketed  with  46) 
Raymond,  M.  S.  Girton 

(between  48  and  49) 
Whalley,  B.        Girton. 

(bracketed  with  52) 
Walters,  E.        Newnham 

(between  62  and  63) 
Atkins,  M.         Newnham 

(bracketed  with  55) 
Richards,  M.S.  Newnham 

(between  60  and  61) 
Wallas,  K.  T.     Girton 

(bracketed  with  62) 


Junior  Optimes. 
Da  Crellin  Queens' 

Ashwin  )  ^<>  Magd. 

Lowe,A.C.W.j^  Trin. 
Fuller    I  Trin.  II. 

LazenbyV  .^q.    Pemb. 
Roscoe   I  Trin. 

Phillips  King's 

Philpott,  T.  V.   Trin. 
Lawson  Pemb. 

aCoUins    )  ;^^„  //.  Selw. 
Robinson/ ^^-  Corp. 
Belcher)   a?,.      King's 


Withy  i 
Hutton 


Mq. 


Trin. 
Trin. 


Ridgway)  3?^,    Clare 

Schiller  ]^1-  Joh. 

Wilson,  H.  I.     Trin. 

Wickham,  P.  R.  Cuius 

Hall  Clare 

Bunnett,  E.  J.)  i> 

Orbell  1^  Christ's 

Turner,  J.  C.     H.  Cav. 
Browne,  E.  R)  »  Sid. 

Lownds         j  ^  //.  Cav. 

Charters  )  Joh. 

Hewetson>  JEq.  Clare 

Whittam  )  Cuius 

Gray,  W.  Joh. 

Adams  )  ^       Pemb. 

Marling)  ^9-     Trin. 

Vicars  Ti-in. 

Richards  Christ's 

Brown,  G.  E.  D. )   .Joh. 

Gordon  \&Trin. 

Haworth  1  ^  Clare 

Barclay,H.N.)  <6-Trin. 

Statham       i^H.Selw. 

OUver,  C.  E.      H.  Selw. 

Baker  Quieens' 


Bate,  K.  M.     Neumham 
(between  76  and  77) 

Jackson,  E.      Girton 
(between  82  and  83) 

Leahy,  E.  M.     Girton 
(between  82  and  83) 


1  One  of  His  Majesty's  Inspectors  of  Schools. 
8  Bishop  of  Gibraltar,  1904—1911. 


2  Master  at  Malrern  College. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


323 


Part  IL— June,  1888. 


Examiners : 


Edward  John  Routh,  Sc.D.,  Peierhouse. 
James  Whitbread  Lee  Glaisher,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
Joseph  John  Tliomson,  M.A.,  Tritnty. 
Andrew  Russell  Forsyth,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Class  I. 

Division  1 

* Baker t 
Berry 
''Flux 
*Michellt 

Joh. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Trin. 

Division  2 

*Brown 
Clay 
lies 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Class  II. 

Ds  Little  Trin. 

Norris  Joh. 

*Peace  Emm. 

Soper  Trin. 


Class  III. 


324 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Moderators 


Examiners 


Part  I.— June,  1888. 

(William  Herrick  Macaulay,  M.A.,  King's. 
(Walter  Burt  AUcock,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
(Joseph  Larmor,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
(William  Welsh,  M.A.,  Jesus. 


Wranglers. 
Ds  i*Orr  Joh. 

*Bruiiyate  (2)  Trin. 
•^ "  Sampson.R.  A.  (I)  Joh. 
*  Valentine-Richards  Chr. 

Guest  'I'rin. 

^Buchananl  a,^  Pet. 

Cr&cknen  I  ^1- Sid. 

Harris,  H.  H.    Joh. 

Jones,  H.  S.       Christ's 

Cole        N  Emm. 

Palmer    I  a?^,    Joh. 

Kudd       (■^^-   Joh. 

Savery    J  Trin. 

Nachbar  Clare 

Weatherhead     King's 

Dallas  King's 

Kitchin  Pemb. 

Leycester  Pet. 

Reid         1  a,.„  King's 
sWagstaffj'^^'Pei; 

Woods  Pet. 

Morgan  Emm. 

Potter  Christ's 

Mac  Braynel  ^^  Pemb. 

Martyn         i^'^'Caius 

Carlisiel  a?,,      Joh. 

Larnerj^'''      Pemb. 

Kirby  Irin. 

Birkett )  a,v,      Clare 

Sargant)^''*     Trin. 

Cawley  Magd. 

Salisbury  Joh. 


Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  Bousfield  Trin.H. 

Thorp  Pet. 

Jerrard  1  a?,,     Cath. 
Millard  l"*^'    Joh. 
Maugham,  F.H.  Trin.  H. 
Crane  Queens' 

Nathan         I  ^.    Pet. 
Smith,  J.  H.J^«-(7iare 
Boulden        ]         Corp. 
Pert  \^q.Sid. 

Potts,  W.  A. )        Pemh. 
Broome  1  a,„      H.Selw. 
Collet    j^«-      Trin.H. 
Godwin      \         Joh. 
Midgley      \  Mq.  Emm. 
Nix,  R.  E.  \         Caius 
Roseveare  Joh. 

Pike  I  Clare 

Sinmions,  E.  [  JEq.  Joh. 
Stanham       )  Trin. 

Duncan  \       Clare 

Elliot  Jes. 

^Figgis  I  «r  Cath. 

Hughes  f  f^  Corp. 

Smith,  E.  H.         Pet. 
Tindall  J       Caius 

Gladstone)  a, ,  //.  Cav. 
Palmer     I ^'i- Cath. 
Smith,  A.  H.      Joh. 
Jennings  Magd. 

Wylie  Corpus 

Watt  Tnn. 

Brewer  Cath. 

Deans,  H.  Sid. 

Jones  H.  Cav. 

Strouts  Joh. 

Kenwood  Trin. 

Pryor  Trin. 

Porter  Pemb. 

WOMEN. 

Ashwin,  H.  F.     Girton 

(bracketed  with  33) 
Story,  E.  P.        1  Girton 
Wildman,  H.  Tu.] Girton 

(bracketed  with  41) 
CronmieUn,  C.  de  la  C.  Newn. 

(bracketed  with  61) 
Sargant,  M.  T.     Girton 

(bracketed  with  64) 
Harwood,  J.  L.    Newnham 

(between  65  and  66) 
Cox,  E.  Newnham 

(bracketed  with  71) 
Rayner,  E.  Newnham 

(between  71  and  72) 

1  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Royal  College  of  Science,  Dublin. 

2  Astronomer  Royal,  Scotland. 

3  Oresham  Professor  in  Geometry.        ' 

4  Hon.  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's. 


Junior  Optimes. 
I  )i  Moody    1  a,-      Joh. 

Webster  r*^-   Joh. 

Armstrong)  a?,,  Jes. 

Markham  j^*'  Trhi. 

Gordon  1  a;.,,     Trin. 

Johnson) ^^'    Magd. 

Greaves  Clare 

Richards  Magd. 

Woodhouse,  A.  A.  Joh. 

Collis  Jes. 

Romer,  M.  L.     Trin.H. 

La  Mothe)  »^,,   Corpus 

Lillie        i^*-  Queens' 

Duchesne 

Colville,Hon.G.C.T?'m 

Macgregor  Trin. 

Jackson  Pemb. 

Hutchmsoul  ?3<  Clare 

Newbould   j^  Pemb. 

Bevan  Trin. 

Bennett  Pet. 

Grew  Christ's 

Black      )  Emm. 

Godfrey  [JEq.  Pemb. 

Horobin  j  Emm. 

Boecheno  )  Pemb. 

J !  ilne-Redhead        >  Trin. 
Postlethwaite,  G.B. )  Trin. 

Hartley,  T.  P.    Joh. 

Bent     1  aiv,       Emm. 

WittonJ^^'      Corpus 

Armitage  Trin. 

MacDonald,  B.  P.  Chr. 

Cook  Sid. 

Wheeler  Clare 

Bellhouse  Trin, 


Hogg,  E.  J,  Newnham 

(bracketed  with  85) 
Evans,  A.  E.        Newnham 

(between  87  and  88) 
Grosvenor,  E.      New7iham 

(between  88  and  89) 
Petcli,  G.  M.        Newnham 

(bracketed  with  94) 
Pantin,  E.  C.  \     Newnham 
Oakeshott,  F.j     Neumham 

(bracketed  with  97) 
Purcell,  E.  L.      Girton 

(bracketed  with  103) 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


325 


Part  U.—June,  1889. 


Examiners  : 

Edward  John  Routh,  Sc.D.,  Peterhouse. 
William  Burnside,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
Joseph  Larmor,  M.A.,  aS'^  John's. 
Andrew  Russell  Forsyth,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Class  I. 

Class  II. 

Class  III. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

D8*Brunyate  (2)  Trin. 
»Orr                Joh. 

Ds  Cracknell       Sid. 
Rose-lnnes    King's 
Savery            Trin. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 
*Buchanan       Pet. 
*Sampson  (1)  Joh. 

Division  2. 
Guest              Trin. 

Ds  Dallas            King's 

326 


MATHEMATICAL  TKIPOSES. 


Moderators 


Examiners 


Wranglers. 

Dsi*Walker,G.T.  Trin. 

'■2*Dysont)  7p„       Trin. 

3*Gaul    i^^-      Trin. 

■•^Macdonaldt 

*Lay 

Cooke     I  a7„ 

*Ramseyj^*- 

*Geake         \  . 

Jackson      fr^ 

*TodhunterP 

SAshford ) 

Emery    [  Xq. 

Monro    ) 

Hoare   1  a?^ 

Burstall 
Lawrenson 
Oldland 
Hartley 
Bayliss 
Brown,  W. 
Crook    'v 
Hall        I 
Harper  \-.^q.  Sid. 
Kitchin  H.  Selw 

Liebert  J 
Duthie 
Heywood 
Jackson,  P.  H 


Part  I.— June,  1889. 
William  Loudon  Mollison,  M.A.,  Clare. 
Edward  Gurner  Gallop,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Ernest  William  Hobson,  M.A.,  Christ's, 
Walter  Burt  Allcock,  M.A.,  Emmanuel, 

Junior  Optimes. 


Clare 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Magd. 
Clare 
Trin. 
Clare 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

^  Emm. 

Queens' 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

King's 


Pemb. 
.  Queens' 
S:Trin. 


Pet. 


Senio'*'  Optimes. 
Di  Potbury)  Christ's 

Surrage  >  ^q. 

Walker  ) 

Sliawcross 

Borthwick 

Carr 

Carrington 

Kalin 

Stevenson 

White 

Ask  with 

Marriotti  ^^, 

Orr  \^'l- 

Bruton 
Humpliries, 

Parker 


Simkins 

Blair 

Bosman 

Box 

Gill 


■1 


Pemh. 

Queens' 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Pet. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Trin.n. 

Sid. 

Queens' 

Corpus 

Cains 

Joh. 
<»Joh. 
fi^  Magd. 


Lewthwaito 
Williams,  A.  E.'' 

Ashworth 

Piatt 
Richards,  P.  J. 

Wilson,  J. 

Broadbent 

Eraut 
Turner,  G.  J. 
Badeley,F.  J.j 

Bagram    y 

Norman 

Stephenson 

Taylor,  J.  H 

Crabtree ) 

Whittle  \Xq. 

Wilton    ) 
de  Montmorency 

Haward 

Sykes 
Brown,  W.H. 

Henderson 

Yglesias 

Little 


Pemh. 

(Cath. 
Pet. 
6-Joh. 
^  Corpus 


Magd. 

Christ's 

Christ's 
<»  Corpus 
^  Joh. 

Pet. 
^  Magd. 
ta  Emm. 
^  Joh. 

^^•Trin.H. 
^Joh. 
to  Jes. 
^Joh. 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Christ's 


Evans,  M.  F,     Girton 
(bracketed  with  27) 


Di  Mendis 

Steel 
Storrs,H.T.S, 
Benthall,H.R 

Doxford 

Guest 
Thompson,  A., 

Kewley 
Thomas,  L.W. 

ThursHeld 

Walters 
Woodhouse, 

w.G.       ; 

Hooker  2Vm. 

Adams       \      Siii. 
Bloomfield  I      Clare 
Cooper        I  » Pet. 
■        -     \H  King's 
Trin. 


^Joh. 
to  King's 
^  Emm. 

Joh. 
&.  Cuius 
^  Corp. 

Queens' 

Sid. 

Joh, 
cyi  Trin. 
^  Cuius 

Joh. 


Cudworth 


\JEq. 


Trin. 
^Joh. 
§^H.  Cav. 
^Trin. 

Jes. 

WOMEN. 
Wood,  L.  J,  Neumham 

(equal  to  41) 
Russell,  A.  S.  D.  Girton 
(between  tlie  brackets  41  &  43) 
Latham,  J.  L.  \  a^     Girton 
Hay  son,  A.    J^''-  Girton 

(equal  to  43) 
Everett,  A.  GHrton 

(between  the  brackets  43  & 47) 
Wingate,  H.  M.    Girton 

(equal  to  57) 
Benger,  L.  M.        Newnham 
(between  the  brackets  57  &  60) 
Lee,  E.  L.  Newnham 

(equal  to  62) 
Hammer,  K.  E.    Newnham 

(equal  to  74) 

1  Director  General  of  Indian  Observatories. 

2  Astronomer  Royal. 

8  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 

4  Professor  of  Physiology,  Sheffield  University. 

e  M.V.O.    Head  Master,  Royal  Naval  College,  Dartmouth. 


Marsh  l 

Vanderbyl  / 

Stuart,  G.M. 

Collins ) 

Sutton  \  Mq. 

Wells  S 

Bowmani  a,. 

Kerr       ]^«- 

Hayton 

Key 

Gold 
Weekes,W.H. 

Macdonald) 

Pochin       J 

Newman 
Stewart,  H.G.I; 

Marvel      J 

Fletcher 

Middlemiss 

Scott,  W.M. 

Bacon 

Curtis        \  Tff^ 
D'AlbertansonJ^«-P«?<. 

Stewart,  H.  E.    Queens 

Hardy)  a^^,        Emm. 

Moor  1^^-       Cath. 

Cooke  Emm. 


Cuius 

Clare 

Sid. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Clare 

^^•Sid. 
— ^  Emm. 
"^I- King's 
Trin.  H. 
TE'r.  Caius 
^^•Joh. 

!.Emm. 
^Joh. 
**^  Clare 

H.Selw. 


Lee,  G.  A.  Newnham 

(equal  to  94) 
Stiff,  A.  M.  Girton 

(equal  to  100) 
Webber,  M.  S.      Girton 

(equal  to  109) 


MATHEMATICAL  TEIPOSES. 


327 


Part  II.— June,  1890. 


Examiners : 

George  Howard  Darwin,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
William  Buruside,  M.A,,  Pembroke. 
Joseph  Larmor,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
Robert  Lachlan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


ClASS  I. 

ClASS  II. 

Class  III. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Ds  *Macdonal(it      Clare. 
*Walker,  G.  T.     Trin. 

Ds  Burstall              Joh. 

Division  2. 
»Dysont                Trin. 
*Lay                     Cath. 
*Ramsej'              Maqd. 

Division  2. 
Ds  Brown,  W.         Joh. 

Division  3. 
*Gaul                    Trin. 
*Geake                 Clare. 
*Todhunter          Clare. 

Division  3. 
Cooke                 Joh 

328 


MATHEMATICAL  TKIPOSES. 


Moderators 


Examiners 


Part  I.— June,  1890. 
iWalter  William  Rouse  Ball,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
(Arnold  Joseph  Wallis,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi. 
iWilliam  Loudon  Mollison,  M.A.,  Clare. 
(Edward  Gurner  Gallop,  M.A.,  Oonmlleand  Caius 


Wranglers. 


Ds  i*Bennett  (1) 
Segar  (2) 
*Hrand      )  a,,, 
Vaughanl^* 
2*Crawford 
Reeves 
Troup 
Alexander 

Wills  1^«- 
Grange 
Finn 
IIume-Rothery 
Owen,  O.  W. 
*Ward 
Turnbull 
Hudson 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Pcmb. 

Trin. 

King's. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Jes. 

Joh. 
6<  Trin. 
^  Joh. 

Queens'. 

Trin.  II. 
1  ■)  «5<  Sid. 

Slieppard.H.N.j^  Trin. 
liutchings )  a?     H.  Selw. 
Tripp         r^^-  Caim. 
Mackenzie )        Magd. 
iiMuIler       \mq.Jes. 
Sanderson )         Trin. 
Cayley,  H,  Trin. 

Denniead  I  a^^,  Emm. 
Mackenzie]  ^^-  H.  Selw. 
Schniitz  Joh. 

(Jreenhalghl^  Clare. 
Robinson  J  ^'  Magd. 
Lewis,  W.  Queens'. 

Boyd  Clare. 


Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  Swainson  Trin. 

Sprague  Trin. 

Thomson  Pemb. 

Bennett 
C'ompton 
Clarke,  T.B.  A 
Rowland 


Queens'. 
Emm. 
qji  Trin. 
f^  Emm. 


Crosthwaite,  R.  Pemb. 


Marzials 

Fenwick)  ,r,„ 

Rand      ]^«- 

Longfield 

Middlemass 

Haygartli 

Fullagar 

Mitchell)  a,-^ 
Pearce  i^«- 
Warmington 
Gardiner,  C.  I, 
Cuthbertson 
Phillipson 


Pemb. 

H.  Cav. 

Christ's. 

Corp. 

Christ's. 

Queens'. 

Caius. 

King's. 

Pet. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

Emm. 


Clark,  G.M.  la,.     Pet. 
Langdon       i^«- 


Gorham 
Molntosh 
Bozman ) 
Roe        \  2Eq. 
White     \ 
Hitchins 
Dana      1  a7„ 
Edwards]"*^- 
Soper 

Cassell 
Tweed 

PTOMEJV. 


Corp. 
Pet. 
Cath. 
Trin. 
Corp. 
Queens'. 
Corp. 
Pemb. 
Pemb. 
Jes. 
Jes. 
Cath. 
Joh. 
Cath. 


Junior  Optimes. 


\/Eq. 


Trin. 

Trin. 

H.  Selw. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Corp. 


!)s  Street 

Harkishen  Lai 

Colvill) 

House  \  2Eq. 

Pullan) 

Chapman 

Coltman 

Johnson!  a?^, 

Kitson    j^«' 

Garner-Richards  Joh. 

Jones,  E.  M.       Down. 

Goodchild    1  a,^  Caius. 

MicklethwaitJ^*'  Trin. 

Fremantle  Trin. 

Dennis)  a?,,        Sid. 

Spencel^*-        Pemb. 

Dodgson    J         Trin. 
Goshng,  L.  F.  \Mq.  Trin. 

Steedman  )         King's. 

Leveson)  a?,,      H.  Cav. 

Oxley     j'*^-     Caius. 

Briggs       \         Jes. 

King-Haul         Pemh. 

Pirn  /-*'(/•  Caius. 

Schdnbergl  Christ's. 

Wynne     /  Clare. 

Langton         |,!3i  Trin, 

Leakey,  R.  H, 
Ellis,  F.H.B.\ 


Fisou 

Lockyer 

Verey 

Watson 

Rankin 

Francis) 

Hurst   J 

Laidlay 


^q. 


^  Corp. 
Trin. 
Clare. 
2Eq.  Trin. 
Trin.  H. 
Trin. 
H.Selw. 
Christ's. 
Trin. 
Trin.  H 


XJtlilUl£l.J  I      ITT'    .  J.  t   tit,  . 

Phillpottsl"*'^-  Clare 


Fawcett,  P.  G.  Newnham 
(above  the  Senior  Wrangler) 
Field,  F.  A.  Girton 

(equal  to  21) 
Lea,  M.  Oirton 

(between  27  and  28) 


Tabor,  M.  E.  Neumham 
(between  the  brackets  72  &  75) 
Hodge,  yi.  A.        Girton 

(equal  to  77) 
Gullan,  C.  J.         Girton 

(equal  to  83) 
Crook,  F.  L.  Newnham 

(equal  to  91) 


\' inter,  F.  V.         Girton 

(between  40  and  41) 
VIcAulay,  M.         Newnham 

(equal  to  41) 
Webster,  J.  B.      Girton 

(equal  to  45) 
Appleyard,  E.       Newnham 

(equal  to  46) 
MeAfee,  M.  Girton 

(equal  to  47) 
Deckers,  A.  Newnham 

(between  63  and  64) 
Lloyd,  E.  M.  Newnham 

(equal  to  55) 
Atherton,  M.  R.    Newnham 

(equal  to  57) 
Gaul,  L.  J.  Girton 

(equal  to  57) 
Parsons,  E.  M.      Girton 

(equal  to  62) 

1  Fellow  or  Emmanuel. 

8  Professor  of  Matliematics  at  South  African  College,  Capo  Town. 

8  Professor  of  History  and  Political  Economy  at  Elphinstone  College,  Bombay 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  11.— June,  1891. 


Examiners : 

George  Howard  Darwin,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Joseph  John  Thomson,  M.A,,  Trinity. 
Richard  Pendlebury,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
Robert  Lachlan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


329 


Class  I. 

Class  II. 

Class  III. 

Division  1. 

.      Division  1. 

Ds  Segar  (2)             Trin. 

Ds  *Bennett  (1)       Joh. 
*Crawford          King's. 

Division  2. 

Vaughan            Trin. 
*Ward                 Queetis'. 

Ds  *Braii(i               Pemb. 

Division  2. 
Grange              Jes. 

Division  3. 

Cayley,  H.         Trin. 
Reeves               Joh. 

WOMEN. 

Class  I. 

Division  1. 





Fawcett,  P.  G.     Neumham 

330 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1891. 


Moderators 


Examiners 


j  Augustus  Edward  Hough  Love,  M.A.,  St  John's 
I  William  Montgomery  Coates,  M.A.,  Queens'. 

i  William  Burnside,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
(Arnold  Joseph  Wallis,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi. 


Wranglers 
Ds  *Goodwillie 

^Mayalltl"** 
Stamp,  A.  E. 

2Daniels 
Selby 
Abbott  \ 


Corp. 

Christ's. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 

Cuius. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


*Charles  >  ^q. 
*Culli3t  ) 

Bowley 

Bray 

Pickford 

Russell,  F.W  J      Trin. 

Beard  s      Cuius. 

Herschkowitz  I  »«  Cuius. 

Lewis  ( ^  Cuius. 

Turubull       J      Trin. 

Edmondson\      Pemb. 

Hyett  I  i3<  Emm. 

Kitchin         r^  Pemb. 

Robinson    J      Pet. 

Maw  1         Joh. 

Power        [  ^q.  Clure. 

Robertson )         Joh. 

Ransford  Jes. 

Ayers  "j      Joh. 

Forbes  (  '^Christ's, 

Phillips        m  Jes. 

TwentymanJ     Christ's. 


Senior  Oja times. 


Edwards ) 
Jeffcoat  }j^q. 
Talbot     ) 
Blornfield) 
Gosset       (  ?yi 
Vizard      ffe 
Ward,F.Lj 
Lattimer 
Ainslie     \ 
Sedgwick  [  JEq. 
Speight    ) 
Dobson 
Harrison,  P.  T. 
Valpy 
Dexter  \ 
Mainer  [  JEq. 
Savage ) 
Major 
Martin 
Schwartz 
Worlledge 
Marigold  \ 
Page        [  JEq. 
Rowsell  ) 
Marsden 
Lawson       "\ 
Nix  (  5 

Thompson,  (^ 
E.P.P.LJ 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Corp. 

Cuius. 

Trin.  H. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Pet. 

Sid. 

Clure. 

Cuius. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

.  Sid. 
S  Cuth. 
~  Trin. 
Jes. 
Joh. 
Pemb. 
Queens'. 
Cuth. 
Cuth. 
Trin.H. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Jes. 
Trin. 
Cath. 
Pemb. 

Emm. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Di  Briggs       )         Joh. 


Matthews  >^^.Qi 


Trin. 

Clare. 

&>  Trin. 

%  Clure. 

ILSel. 

Trin. 


I  S-  Pemb. 
m  Corp. 


Pierce       ) 

Clark,  S.  II.    -\ 
Ileywood.G.  G.T.I 

Kirk  I 

Montauban    J 

Freeman      1 

Kilby 

Ormsby 

WiddowsonJ    '  Trin. 

Budding      ]  ?;<  Clure. 
Jones,  W.H.jf^  Pet. 

Clark,  A.  B.    i   .Clure. 

Swann  f  [2*  Corp. 

Williams,  A.  E.)"^  Jes. 

Foxley )  Joh. 

Millar  [^q.      Trin. 

Sands  ) 

Lane      ) 

Sparks  [JEq. 

Warren  j 

Beales    "^ 

Collett 

Higson 

LewarneJ 

Aggs 

Roberts,  J.  H. 

Todd 


David 

Crump 

Luard 

Machin 

PhilbrickJ 

Lewis 

Daniel 


k 


Mugd. 

Clare. 

Jes. 

King's. 

Christ's, 

Corp. 

Clure. 

H.  Selw. 

!.  Trin. 
^Joh. 

Pemb. 

H.  Aye. 

11.  Selw. 

Clure. 

Clure. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Read,  E.  E.        Girton 
(equal  to  26) 


WOMEN. 

Sifton,  A.  Girton 

(equal  to  30) 
Geach,  E.  M.  A.   Girton 
(between  39  and  40) 
Siddall,  E.  M.        Girton 

(equal  to  46) 
Windsor,  M.  E.     Newnlium 

(equal  to  49) 
Archer,  M.        ")  Newnhum 
Brunyate,  C.  E.  I  Girtm, 
Hardcastle,  F.    (  Girton 
Taylor,  C.  M.     j  Newnhum 

(equal  to  53) 
Carter,  A.  Clirton 

(between  59  and  60) 


Braginton,  S.  |       jSewn  ham 
Klopp,  L.  H.j       Newnhum 

(between  62  and  63) 
Wigglesworth,  B.  Newnhum 

(equal  to  67) 
Thorpe,  li.  E.       Girton 

(equal  to  79) 


1  Senior  Permanent  Examiner,  Civil  Service  CommisBion. 

2  Head  Master  of  Stockport  Grammar  School. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


331 


Part  ll.—Jwne,  1892. 


Examiners  : 

Ernest  VTilliani  Hobson,  S(^D.,  Chrisfs. 
Joseph  John  Thomson,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Richard  Pendlebury,  M.A.,  aS'^  JohnHs. 
Alfred  Cardew  Dixon,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Class  I. 

Division  1. 

Ds  i*Mair  t  Christ's. 

*Mayallt  Sid. 

Division  2. 

Daniels  Pet. 

*Goodwillie  Corp. 

Division  3. 
*Cuni3t  Cuius. 


Class  IT. 
Division  I. 
lis  Stamp,  A.  E.      Trin. 

Division  2. 
Selby  Trin. 


Class  III. 


WOMEN. 

Class  II. 

Division  3. 

Hardcastle,  F.  Girton. 


1  Senior' Pertnanent  Examiner,  Civil  Service  Commission. 


332 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES, 


Part  I.— June,  1892. 

MnTM^wAmnBo  jJolin  Macalister  Dodds,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
MODERATORS  J^dward  Gurner  Gallop,  M.A.,  G(mmlle  and  Caius. 

T?YATUTxrr^T>a     jAugustus  Edward  Hough  Love,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
JiiXAMiNERS     I^Yilliam  Montgomery  Coates,  M.A.,  Queens'. 


Wranglers. 
Ds  *Cowell  Trin. 

Sharpe  Christ's. 

i*Hought  Joh. 

*Munro  I  ?5<  Queens'. 

*PocklingtontJ^  Joh. 
Adamsonl  pp^,    Trin. 
Chevalier  1"*^-  Joh. 
2Morton  Joh. 

*I)urell  I  3E-^       Clare. 
*Walleyj'*«-      Jes. 
Mercer,  J.  W.    Caius. 
Kirby  1  ^.  Cath. 

Aldis  THn. 

Craig  1  6>Emm. 

Everett,  P.  WjE^Tnn. 
M-^Viciver  Christ's. 

Ilartree)  ^^      Trin. 
Todd      P«-     Si<l. 
Elliott  Trin. 

Clay  JoA. 

Forth  1  a?,         Ca^A. 
Mallikj^^-       Pcf. 
Burges  Trin. 

Tubbs   1  a,,      Caius. 
Tuckettl^*-      Caius. 
Estcourt  1^     Emm. 
Fountain]     ^*  King's. 
Stark  Pef." 

Dunn  1  a7„  Pemb. 
Glover  }"**•  Tnn. 
Taylor,  J.  R.1  *TWn. 
Vinter  j^  Trm. 

Dixon, F.T. Id.  Trm. 
Smith,  R.T.jW,  Joh, 


Chisholm,  G.  E.        Girton 

(between  23  and  24) 

Maddison,  A.  I.       Girton 

(equal  to  27) 


Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  Marshall  Emm. 

Cohen     )  a?^    Christ's. 

Mathews  1^^'   King's 

Fitzroy  1  ^^,     Trin.  H. 

MoultonJ^^-    Clare. 

Andrade    \  jd^,  Cath. 

Rosenberg  j^^Voft. 

Dobbs  I'rin. 

Ensor  ]^  Clare. 

WallingtonJ'^   King's 

Williams  Queens'. 

Beckton  Clare. 

Boulton  ■)  a?^,    Queetis'. 

LeSueurj^*-  Joh. 

Burton  Pet. 

Crosthwaitel  &.  Pemb. 

Datta  J^  Emm. 

Barr  1  6<  Pemb. 

Broomfieldj'^   Trin. 

Brabant        )  .Sid. 

Mason  >^Trin. 

Tudor,  G.R.B.»~jBm?n. 

Atkinson!  a7„    Emm. 

Moore     j^^"  Joh. 

Deshpande'j       Joh. 

Hemming  {  ft-  Jes. 

Pritt  (^   Queens'. 

Taylor,  S.  )       Corp. 

Grenville  Joh. 

Jenkins        "S     Magd. 

Miles  [^Cldre. 

Ranson         |  "^  Emm. 

Smith.  G.H.)     Joh. 


WOMEN, 

Goodwin,  E.  M.     Girlon 

(equal  to  44) 
Chamberlain,  H.   Newnham 

(equal  to  51) 
Lewis,  1.  M.  Girton 

(between  64  and  65) 
Baxter,  M.  F.      \Girton 
Hutchin8on,L.  A.  I  Newnham 
(between  68  and  69) 


Jtmior  Optimes. 
DiHackwood)   .    Joh. 

Johnson     (fS'    'I'rin. 

Rowlands  )^     Triu. 
Hammond, J.V.I  ?^  H.Sihe. 

Smith.F.M.l^  Joh. 
Dawson,  O.R.  J   .  Corp. 

Ewbank        [  jS*  Joh. 

Thompson   \  '  Magd. 

Davis  )   .Tri'n.H. 

Duckworth,  F.E.  [  ^//.  Selw. 

Walker         )  ^  Emm. 

Bosanquetl  ?^    Clare. 

Fylfe  J^     Queens'. 

Chaplin      )   .    Clare. 

M  acalister  >  ;§■    Joh. 

Skinner      )  ~     Christ's. 

Carter  )   .  Christ's. 

Jacob  [  ^  Queens'. 

Taylor,J.W.i'*'6Vrj[<. 

Fletcher      )   .   Queens'. 

Wellburn    [j|'  H.Selw 

Wonnacott)^   King's. 

Graham        )   .  Trin. 

Green,  R.B.Sg*  Sid. 

Knight         )'^  Emm. 

Bickford        )  ,Pemb. 

Byrde  }^Corp. 

Dixon,  C.H.i**'Co»-p. 

Abbit  )   .  Doum. 

Carter,  W.H.ffl' 

Jackson        )  ^  Pemb. 

Jackson)  Emm. 

Marten  }yfiq.     Trin. 

Young    )  Trin. 

F^ryer  Jes. 

Joshua )  Trin. 

MortonV  ^q.     H.  Selw. 

Young )  Coirp. 

James,  E.  B.      Caius. 

Allan  )      Trin. 

Clark  {  lirJoh. 

Cooper,  U.U.m H.Selw. 

Steele  )     Christ's. 

Bradbury  Queens' 


Livingston,  R.  A.    Girton 

(equal  to  77) 
Sampson,  \.  M.      Newnham 

(between  79  and  80) 
Miall,  K.  M.  Newnham 

(equal  to  80) 
Bright,  M.  L.         Girton 
(between  90  and  91) 
Monro,  K.  F.         Girton 
(equal  to  104) 


Astronomer  Royal,  Cape  of  Good  Hope. 
Professor  of  rhysics,  Queen's  University,  Belfast. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


333 


Part  ll.—June,  1893. 


Examiners 


Ernest  William  Hobson,  Sc.D.,  Ghrist^s. 
Horace  Lamb,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Alfred  Cardew  Dixon,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Henry  Frederick  Baker,  M.A.,  St  John's. 


Class  I. 

Class  II. 

Class  III. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Ds  *Cowell               Trin. 
*Pocklingtont     Joh. 

Ds  Kirby                 Cath. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

»Durell               Clare 
*Munro               Queens' 

Ds  Craig,  J.  I.         Emm. 
Mallik               ret. 

Division  3. 

Adamson           Trin. 

Chevalier           Joh. 
*Hought             Joh. 
*Levine                Jes. 

Mercer               Caius 

Sharpe               Christ's 
*Walley              Jes. 

WOMEN. 


Class  III. 

Division  1. 

Chisholm,  G.  E.  Girton 


334 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I. — Juncy  1893. 


Mni»irRATn««  iEdward  John  Routh,  Sc.D.,  Peterhouse. 
MODERATORS  |wiiii.^„^  Burnsido,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 


Examiners 


<John  Macalister  Dodds,  M.A.,  P^erhouse. 
(Edward  Gurner  Gallop,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 


Wranglers. 
Ds  *Manle.y  (1)         Christ's 


*Hurst  (2)) 


a,„  King's 


Gaul 
*Peel,  T. 

Dale 

Caunt 
*Russcll, 
Hon. 

Atkins)   a?„ 

Ilott    1^^- 

Bushell 


Lie 

unt  I  . 
isscll,  >  fi 
aA.W.(*^ 


Trin. 
Maqd. 
Joh. 
Cath. 

Trin. 
Pet. 
Caiui 
Trin. 


Bell,  H.  G.)  «5.  Pet. 
Child  ;^  Jes. 

*Bateman|  Jes. 

Perrott   >  JEq.  Caius 
Wood     I  Christ's 

Dixon,  E.  T.       Trin. 
Stephenson,  P.  T.  Caius 
1  Harris  Clare 

Heron     )  ^^     Joh. 
Patersonj  ^*^-  Trin. 
Gilbert)  ^„      Christ's 
Jarrattf^*-      Trin. 
Cummings  )       Joh. 
Darrell        (  <»  Christ's 
Hudson,  E.  C.f  W  Joh. 
Watts         )      Pet. 
Foyster  Jes. 

Clarke    )  vp^,    Pemb. 
Toogoodf^^-  Corp. 


Senior  Optimes. 
i»Trin. 
^H.Aye. 
^  Trin. 
'^Joh. 

Corp. 

Pemb. 

Sid. 


Di  Davis,  C.  F. 

Longhurst,  R  S, 
M^Dougall 
Sargent,  H. 
Scott 
Goddard 
Charter     "^ 


Hardwick 
Maberly    V 
Reynolds  | 
Silverstony 
Heath 
Fellows 
Field,  A. 
Pulsford 
Binckes 
Masters 
White 
Hankeyk 
Holt      r 
Muller  I 
Percival) 
Ravenhill) 
Sutclifie  VJEq.  King's 
Walker    I  Caius 

Baxter       )        Clare 
Cole,  T.  E,  (  a<  Joh. 
Metcalfe,  J.  W.f  6^  Pemb. 


JEq. 


■  mq. 


Joh. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Caius 

Queens' 

King's 

Cath. 

Sid. 

Emm. 

Corp. 

Clare 

H.  Selw. 

Sid. 

Clare 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 


Prestwich 
Windust 
Walton 
Applebyj 
Evers     >  ^q. 
Harris    ) 
Marryat 
Clements,  H.|  ^ 
Crompton    >  g 
Warmingtonj 


H.  Selw. 
Sid. 
Trin. 
Queens' 
Clare 
Christ's 
Pemb. 
.  Cath. 
Uoh. 
'  Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Kershaw  Queens' 

Green)  ^^^        Joh. 
Joyce  I  ^^-       Joh. 
Davies,G.A.)  'ifQueens' 
Hicks  i^Cath. 


Hennet)  ^^ 
Maversf  ^'i- 
Griffiths) 
Lewis     >  Mq. 
Watts    I 
Lowry 

Nathan  )  ^^^ 
Nicholasi^^- 
Donaldson  ) 


Cath. 

Joh. 

Caius 

Trin. 

H.  Selw. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Maqd. 

Trin. 


Harding       f  <»Joh. 
Leadley-Brown(  S^  Pemb. 
Clare 
Queens' 
Emm. 
Corp. 
King's 
<i<Joh'. 


Madden 
Prentice 
Ward 
Fasten 
Edgell 
Fraser,H.W. 


Jiq. 


Fuge  r^H.Selw. 

Peile  Christ's 

Rashleigh    /      Trin. 
James  |  ^Trin. 

Douglas       >  taJoh. 
Robinson; J.F.I  ^Joh. 
Bennett,  D.)  a.  Christ's 
Duckworth f^  H. Selw. 
Paine,  N.  W.)    .  Trin. 
Stephenson,  F.W.V  ^Trin. 
Weekes,  W.     ^Sid. 


Astbury) 
Levett  ( 
Parker  ( 
Wilkins) 
Owen 


JEq. 


Trin. 

Christ's 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Caius 


WOMEN. 


Johnson, 

A.  M.  J.  E     Newnham 
(between  5  and  6) 
Stoney,  E.  A.        Ncumham 
(equal  to  17) 


Birch,  A.  Newnham 

(between  34  and  35) 
Hudson,  L.  E       Girton 

(equal  to  36) 
Martin-Leake,  A.  Girton 

(equal  to  43) 
Ley,  K.  E.  Newnham 

(equal  to  44) 
Kennett,  B.  L.       Girton 

(equal  to  48) 
Bell,  E.  C.  Newnham 

(equal  to  62) 


Jameson,  I,  J.       Newnham 

(equal  to  69) 
Mossman,  A.  E.   Newnham 

(equal  to  97) 


1  One  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 


MATHEMATICAL  TEIPOSES. 


335 


Examiners 


Part  II.— June,  1894. 

Andrew  Russell  Forsyth,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
Robert  Stawell  Ball,  M.A.,  Lowndean  Professor. 
Horace  Lamb,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Henry  Frederick  Baker,  M.A.,  St  John's. 


Ct.asr  I. 

Class  II. 

Class  III. 

Division  1. 





Division  2. 

Ds  *Batenian             Jes. 
*Hurst  (2)             Kinff's 
*Manley  (1)          Christ's 

Division  3. 

Atkins                 Pet. 
Dale                   Joh. 

WOMEN, 

Class  I. 

Class  II. 

Class  III. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 



Johnson, 

A.  M.  J.  E.  Newnham 

Division  2. 

Stoney,  E.  A.     Newnham  i 


336 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I. — June^  1894. 

MoDVRATOHq  /William  Welsh,  M.A.,  Jems. 
MODLRATORS  ^^nxix^  Gordoii  Dawsoii,  M.A.,  Chrisl\ 


Examiners 


[William  Biirnside,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
|Alfred  North  Whitehead,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Wranglers. 

Di  ^Adie  (1)  1  -,    Trin. 

Sedf,'wick,  W.  F.\^^-Trin. 
*Philip  Clare 

i^Carslaw  )  Emm. 

*Lawrence,P.VV.^>  Trin. 
*Leathem  )  Joh. 

Browne  Christ's 

Osborn  Trin. 

Campbell,  A.  Y.G.1[ )  Trin. 
Jacob  iCaitis 

Booty  ■)  ^.  Trin. 

Kelseyj^^-        Trin. 
Borchardt  Joh. 

Talma  Christ's 

Green.J.  F.  N.^  Emm. 
Richards  I  Queens' 

Thomson  V  Caius 

Tipple  J  Clare 

Ycwdall  -''  Emm. 

Hibbert-Warel  Joh. 
Webb  i  Joh. 

Johnston  Kind's 

Litchfield)  ;,^„  P<>mb. 
Morland  J^^*  King's 
Burgess  j  Jesiis 

O'MearaV  ^q.  Trin. 
Werner )  Joh. 

Newling  Joh. 

Ainsworthi         Pemb. 
Booth        >  JtHq.  King's 
Craven      )         Jesiis 
Ruddock  Pemb. 


Cooke,  E.  H.      Girton 
(eq  al  to  28) 


Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optimes. 

Di  Mmunds)           Joh. 

Di  Castellain   'j 

Trin. 

Leftwich  }  JEq.  Joh. 

Green          I 

Sid. 

Spencer    )           Qtieeiis' 

Riciiardson  f 

Caius 

Stewart               Pet. 

Turner        J 

Jesus 

Hart                    Joh. 

HiS,,)^*- 

Jesus 

Raw                    Joh. 

Queens' 
Magd. 

Battersby)           Qxieens' 

Bradley 

Davis        >  JEq.  Queens' 

Holme 

II.6elu}. 

Paterson )           Corp. 

Watson 

Sid. 

Crabtree           ^  King's 

Harper       ) 

Cath. 

Fearnlcy           [Joh. 

StrangmanV  Mq.Trin.H. 

Hausburg,  L.  L.R.  {  Trin. 

Walford     S 

Clare 

Thatcher          )  Joh. 

Fulford  ) 

Sid. 

Emslie                 Joh. 

Ingrams  {  ^., 
Killey     \^'i- 

Pet. 

Bates           ^         Sid. 

Joh. 

Cook,  S.  G.  (  ;-,„  Sid. 
de  Vos          r^'J-Pet. 

Rivers    ) 

Joh. 

Bayford 

Trin.H. 

Elwin          )         Corp. 

Braddon,  C.  D. 

Trin.H. 

Hutchinson  1  ^^  Clare 
Williams     i^'l-Corp. 

2  Ferguson-Davie 

Trin.H. 

Holmes 

H.Selw. 

Willson,  W.  N.  Emm. 

Latham 

r  Pemb. 

Sproule             \Pemb. 
Wilson,  W.  M.]Emm. 

Lodge 

Magd. 

Swann 

Cath. 

Grant,  A.  W.     Pemb. 

Trevor 

Clare 

Bois                     Trin.  11. 

Moberly 

Trin. 

CarneV  mq.         Pet. 

Bradlv 

Queent" 

Pitot                    Christ's 

Pitt 

Pemb. 

Clayton   ) 
Gibbons  (3,, 
Maxwell  ( ^'^• 

Clare 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

StaflFurthJ 

Pemb. 

Marshall 

Corp. 

gSS")*«- 

Cath. 
Caius 

WOMEN. 

Bartram,  H.       Girton 

(between  38  and  39) 
Edwards,  E.  A.\Newnham 
Gilford,  B.  M.  j  Girton 
(equal  to  bracket,  39  to  41) 
Ashbee,  E.  Girton 

(equal  to  bracket,  42  to  45) 
Patterson,  R.  Newnham 
(equal  to  bracket,  47  to  60) 
Giles,  K.  A.  ^  Girton 
Home,  E.  {  Newnham 
Naish,  G.  V.  (  Newnham 
Slater,  E.  EJ      Newnham 

(between  50  and  51) 
Muggeridge,E.H.A.  Newn. 
(equal  to  bracket,  51  to  52) 
Luker,  E.  J.       Girton 

(between  53  and  64) 
Woodall,  A.  A.  Neumham 

(between  66  and  67) 

Headridge,  J.      Neumham 

(below  69) 


1  Professor  of  Mathematics  in  Sydney  Univerbity 

2  Bishop  of  Singapore. 

K  Equal  Bs  second  Smith's  Prizemen. 


Genge,  E.  M.  "j  Newnham 
Musson,  H.  TSu[Neu-nham 
Pierce,  A.  G.  (  Netvnham 
Todd,  E.  )  Newnham 

(equal  to  bracket,  60  to  63) 
Chambers,M.  A.  1  Girton 
Lovibond,  E.  A.)  Girton 

(between  63  and  64) 
Truman,R.C.M.  Girton 

(between  67  and  68)^ 
Ratchinsky,  M.  Newnham 
(equal  to  bracket,  69  to  71) 
Walford,  A.H.B.iVw«/(«m 
(equal  to  bracket,  87  to  90) 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


337 


Part  II. — June,  1895. 


Examiners  - 


Andrew  Russell  Forsyth,Sc.D.,>S'a</Z6m«w  Professor. 
Robert  Stawell  Ball,  M.A.,  Lowndean  Professor. 
Richard  Tetley  Glazebrook,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
George  Ballard  Mathews,  M.A.,  St  John's. 


Class  I. 

Division  1. 

D8*Adie  (1)  Trin. 

Campbell^       Trin. 

*Leathein  Joh. 

Sedgwick,  W.  F.  Trin. 

Division  2. 
*Philip  Clare 

Division  '6. 
*Car8lawr  Emm. 


Class  II. 
Division  1. 
Ds  Jacob,  J.  Cuius 


Kelsey 


Trin. 


Class  III. 


WOMEN, 

Class  II. 


Class  III. 

Division  1. 
Ashbee,  E,  Girton 

Giles,  K.  A.  Girton 


^  Divided  Second  Smith's  Prize. 


338 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1895. 

MonirPATnp«  Jl^obert  Alfred  Herman,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
MODERATORS  "juerbert  William  Richmond,  M.A.,  King's. 


Examiners 


{William  Welsh,  M.A.,  Jesus. 

(Alfred  North  Whitehead,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Wranglers. 

Ds  *Bromwich       Joh. 

*Grace  \  Pet. 

i*Whittaker(l)j  Trin. 

2Godfrey  Trin. 

*Wilson,  G.  H.  A.  Clare 

Howard,  F.  A.  Pemb. 
Western,  A.  E.«l[  Trin. 

Carter  Joh. 

Rumsey  Trin. 

Smallpeicej       Joh. 
*Young       J       Clare 
3*Maclaurin^      Joh. 
^Clianipion   )      King's 

Maclachlan>     Joh. 
SRouth         )      Pemb. 

Thompson,  J.  D.  Trin. 

Small  Joh. 

Mills     1  Sid. 

Rhodes}  Pet. 

Clarke,  T.  W.  K.  Caius 

Cama  Joh. 

Coupland  Jesus 

McNeile  Joh. 

Smith,  H.M.    Sid. 

Benson)  Trin. 

Brock  >  Joh. 

Cassin  )  Caius 

Hollingworth)  Pemb. 

Marriott         >  Sid. 

Schroder        )  Joh. 


Thring,  N.  A.  L.    Newnham 
(between  22  and  23) 


Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  Salmon  Queens' 

Bailey      )        Cath. 
BatchelorV        Caius 
Mathews  )        Pemb. 
Thomas,  R.  A.  Trin.H. 
Garton  'i  Clare 

Hinks,  A.  R.  |  Trin. 
Pryce  >  Pemb. 

Slator  I  Jesus 

Ward  )  Jesus 

Watts  King's 

Hay      )  Joh. 

Powell  \  Joh. 

Wright)  Caius 

Claxton  Queens' 

Woolley,H,G,  Cam* 
Feetham  1         Trin.  H. 
Wenhamj         Pemb. 
Brown,  M.  W.  Christ's 
Edwards,  J.  H.  Queens' 
Crofton       N      Trin. 
Edwards      I     Cath. 
Franklin     j     Pemb. 
Humphrys )     Corp. 
Dickinson )        Trin. 
Lee,  H.  FA       Pemb. 
Naish        )       Emm. 
Barrett        \     Magd. 
Gosney        /     Enim. 
Jose  >     Christ's 

Sutton         \     Emm. 
Wimberley '     Trin.  H. 


WOMEN. 

Neele,  F.  Girton 

(equal  to  31) 
Barwell,  M.  E.  Girton 
(equal  to  bracket  36  to  40) 
Stansfield,  E.    Girton 
(equal  to  bracket  42  to  44) 
Barrett,  A.  L.   Newnham 

(between  45  and  46) 
Lloyd,  E.  Neumham 

(equal  to  bracket  47and  48) 
Brunyate,  A.  T.  Girton 

(equal  to  49) 

Gurney,  L.  M.  Girton 

(equal  to  bracket  61  to  64) 

Bullock,  E.  J.  Neumham 

(between  57  and  68) 


Junior  Optimes. 

Ds  Bridge  Queens' 

Goulton       1  Joh. 

Price,  E.  A.J  2'rin. 

Lemmeyj  Cath. 

Watson  J  Joh. 

Hinde  Jesu^ 

Bashforthj  Pemb. 

Bone         (  Cath. 

Kewney    j"  Pemb. 

Rickmau  )  Emm. 
Carey  )  Joh, 

Elphinstone  }  Tr. 

Stewart- Jones,T. A.)  Tr. 

Dalton  Trin. 

Brown  Queens' 

Austin  Magd. 

Blair   )  Queens' 

Newitt>  Emm. 

Vines  )  Joh. 

Bullock  King's 
Dice  \  King's 

Mcciean,  J.  R,    Trin. 
Short  }Chr. 

Thornton,D.M.  \  Trin. 
Walker,  A.        '  Tr.  H. 

Howard       )  King's 

Thomas,  rC  Caius 

Warlow       )  Caius 

Hadland^  Joh. 

Henley    v.  Christ's 

Patch      j  Carp. 

Vinter    '  H.  Selw. 

Galer  Corp. 

Baxter  Emm. 

Clark,  B.  Kl  Pemb. 

Hall,  J.  B,   1  Emm. 

Marriott  Corp. 


Hinton,  D.  L,    Girton 

(equal  to  68) 
Elliot,  C.  P.       Girton 
(equal  to  bracket  69  to  72) 
Newey,  J.         Newnham 

(equal  to  77) 
Ward,  F.  E.  Girton 
(between  78  and  79) 
Dodd,  H.  A.  Girtm 
(between  81  and  82) 
Moore,  M.  E.  Girton 
(equal  to  bracket  83  to  87) 
Nicholls,  S.  M.  Girton 
(equal  to  bracket  88  to  90) 


1  Professor  of  Mathematics  in  the  University  of  Edinburgh. 

2  Head  Master,  Naval  College,  Osborne.     M.V.O. 

3  President,  Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology. 

4  Master  at  Uppingham.  5  One  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 


^  Equal  for  Second  Smith's  Prize. 


MATHEMATICAL  TBIPOSES. 


Part  U.—June,  1896. 


339 


[James  Whitbread  Lee  Glaisher,  Sc.D.,  Trinity . 
T?^4T»TTATr.t,a   J  Richard  Tetley  Glazebrook,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
JiXAMiNLRS  lQeoj.ge  Ballard  Mathews,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

I  Augustus  Edward  Hough  Love,  M.A.,  St  John^s. 


Class  I. 

Division  1. 

Da  *Bromwich         Joh. 

Godfrey  Trin. 

*Grace  Pet. 

iHopkinson  Trin. 

*Maclaurin^         Joh. 

Western^  Trin. 

2*Whittaker  (1)      Trin. 

Division  2. 

Ds  *Wilson,  G.  H.  A.  Clare 


Class  I. 


Class  II. 
Division  1. 
Ds  Champion  King's 


*Young 


Clare 


Class  III. 


WOMEN. 


Class  II. 


Class  IIL 
Division  I. 
Barwell,  M.  E.       Qirtm 


^  Equal  for  Second  Smith's  Prize. 

1  Professor  of  Mechanism  and  Applied  Mechanics. 

2  Professor  of  Mathematics  in  the  University  of  Edinburgh. 


16—2 


340 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1896. 

Moderators  (Joseph  Edwards,  M.A.,  Sidney. 
MODERATORS  j  jj^^^^  Frederick  Baker,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

T2i^.;^,„™a     i Robert  Alfred  Herman,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
JiXAMiNERS     j  Herbert  William  Richmond,  M.A.,  King's. 


Wranglers 
Ds  *Fraser 

*Barnes  (1) 
Carson 
Wilkinson,  A.C.L. 
Edwardes    "I  bd 

^Houston  (2);»p 
Cook     I  a7„ 
Turner!  ^«- 
Radford 
Allen,  H.  S. 
Peel    I 
Smart) 
Barnsdalel 
Lydall       J 
Colthurst 
Messer 
Colston 
Byron     ) 
Holmes  > 
Jackson ) 
Baddeley    \ 
Grainger     ' 
Gray  ( 

Wright,  B.  ' 
Grimes 

iCrabtree 


Queens' 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Queens' 

Clare 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Emm. 

Corp. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Calh. 

Magd, 

King's 

Jesits 

Queens' 

Jesus 

Pemb. 


Senior  Optimes. 
Ds  Kiick  Caius 

Pollard  Joh. 

Woolston  Pemb. 

Finch,  A.  H.  a  Trin. 
Grace  I  Pemb. 

Stokes  f  Queens' 

Taylor,  W.M.-'  Caius 
Coates )  Cath. 

Curtis  >  Pet. 

Lees    '  Clare 

Reade  Clare 

Anderson)  Jesus 
Jefferys  J  Emm. 
Dawes  Emm. 

Yates  Jesus 

Dobbs,  A.  C.  Trin. 
Bartleyl  Christ's 

Inman  J  Emm. 

Hughes,  G.H.  Clare 
Giblin  \     King's 

Lewis,  G.  T.\     Sid. 
Lester  i       Caius 

Underwood  [      Pemb. 
Varley         )       Christ's 
Dasturl  Joh. 

Unwin  j  Sid. 

Padfield,W.H.G.  Emm. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Di  Brodhurst       \  Pemb. 
Campbell,W.H.P.|  Trin. 

Chamberlain    \.Emm. 

Langdon,  L,    ( H.Selw. 

Mather,  H.      ;  Trin. 

Pearce  Cath. 

Bell  Kimj's 

Havilandl  King's 

Leveson  j  Periib. 

Hill  Jesus 

Fosbery  )  Jesus 

Marshall,  R.  B.  (  King's 

Silvanus  ( Sid'. 

Wallis  )  Jesus 

Muir  Caius 

Wood,  H,  M.     Trin. 

Baly  Emm. 

Nicol  Trin.H 

Brewster  Joh. 

J)a,\iea,¥.M.R.\H.Selw. 

Deed  iJoh. 


Longbottom,  G.    Girton 
(between  11  and  13) 
Lazenby,  K.  M.    Newnham 
(equal  to  26) 


WOMEN. 

Bauerle,  M.  A.      Girton 
(between  29  and  30) 
Lumsden,  M.   )     Girton 
Masson,  K.  H.j     Newnham 

(between  30  and  34) 
Cossey,  A.  F.        Newnham 

(equal  to  38) 
Spencer,  C.  S.        Newnham 

(equal  to  43) 
Haig-Bro>vn,R.M.  Girton 

(equal  to  461 
Robins,  B.  T.)       Newnham 
Varley,  A.  E.j       Neumham 

(equal  to  48) 
Aldis,  E.  M.  Girton 

(between  48  and  51) 
Graves,  M.  A.        Newnham 

(equal  to  63) 


Russell,  M.  F.  Girton 
(equal  to  54) 

Irons,  U.  M.  Girton 

(equal  to  59) 


1  Master  at  Charterhouse  School. 


MATHEMATICAL  TKIPOSES. 


341 


Part  ll.—June^  1897. 

i James  Whitbread  Lee  Glaisher,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
George  Hartley  Bryan,  Sc.D.,  Peterhouse. 
Arthur  Berry,  M.A.,  King's. 
Augustus  Edward  Hough  Love,  M.A.,  St  John's. 


Class  I. 

Class  II. 

Class  III. 

Division  1. 





Da  *Barnes  (1)        Trin. 

♦Houston  (2)       Joh. 
Wilkinson,  A.  C.  L.  Trin. 

Division  2. 

Carson               Trin. 
Edwardes          Joh. 
*Fraser               Queens' 
Radford             Trin. 

WOMEN, 

Class  L 

Class  II. 

Class  IIL 



Division  1. 
Longbottom,  G.    Girton 



342 


MATHEMATICAL  TEtPOSES. 


JPart  l.—June,  1897. 

MnnicBArrnpfl  jHector  Munro  Macdonald,  M.A.,  Clare. 
ayioDjs.KATOR8  JQ^ogVey  Thomas  Bennett,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

Ex^MTNFTi^     i  J°^®P^  Edwards,  M.A.,  Sidney. 
i^xAMiNERS    j  Henry  Frederick  Baker,  M.A.,  St  John's. 


Wranglers. 

Senior  Opt 

imes. 

Ds  Austin  t 

Trin. 

Di  Davis        ) 

Pemb. 

iWhipple 

Trin. 

Davis 

Magd. 

*Frankland 

Clare 

Reynolds 

Queens' 

Ezechiel 

1  Trin. 

Franklin 
Norton 
Wilson    J 

Trin. 

*Walker,G.W.tlTrm. 

Sid. 

Darnley  1 
Gibberd  J 

Trin. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Davey 

Christ's 

*Channon 

\  Corp. 
.\  Christ's 

Cross       1 
Sweeting  J 

Joh. 

Thompson,  T.P 
Blandfordi 
2Tuckey     J 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Blyth 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Hunt 

H.  Selw. 

Parker,P.aM.Joft. 

Frater          ■^ 

Joh. 

Veater 

Trin. 

Hughes 
Underwood 

H.  Selw. 

Johnstonl 
Tobin       1 

Pemb. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Williams     -' 

Magd. 

Diver          -> 

Joh. 

Whalley 

Pet. 

Milne 

Jesus 

Mallik 

Joh. 

Stephenson 

Cath. 

Temperley 
Crockford    "^ 

King's 

Wagstaff    J 

Emm. 

King's 

Lunn) 
Todd! 

Queens' 
King's 

Kerslake 

Emm. 

Robb 

-  Joh. 

Green 

)  Christ's 

Wadia 

None  oil. 

Hollingswortl 

[sid. 

Watson,  H.  J 

Christ's 

*Inglis 

)  King's 

Ay  erst  "l 
Brasher} 

Corp. 

Hewlett 

Trik. 

Emm. 

3Conybeare 

King's 

Hallam 

Sid. 

Cooper,  J.  J." 

Queens' 

Bidder  ^ 

Trin. 

Fawdry 

Corp. 

Cook      j- 
MorantJ 

Jesus 

Hvde 
Winder         J 

Corp. 

Pemb. 

Cuius 

•      Metcalf 

Emm. 

Lockel 
Slater) 

Joh. 

Emm. 

aFoster.V.LeN.JiTm^'* 

WOMEN. 

Junior  Optimes. 
Di  Dyson    'j  Joh. 

Ogle        {  Emm. 

Peachell  (  King's 

Sarwar  )  Joh. 

Anderson  )  Pemb. 

Jones,  J.  L.  S.  (  Cath. 
Kidman  f  Tr.  H. 

Roberts,  H.  kJ  Joh. 
Sneath  Joh. 

Whitaker,R.J.  JoA. 
Goodacre  \  Jesus 
Hammerton  I  Trin. 
Pinckney  V  Trin. 
Tisdall  \  Emm. 

Wilson,  C.  W.;  Corp. 
Kahn  )  Cath. 
Ritchie  [  Trin. 
Wilkinson  J  Emm. 
Brookes  Trin.  H, 

Cartman  Clare 

Bulloch  Trin. 

Davis  King's 

Clements,  W.  T.  Joh. 
Grierson  Sid. 

Cole  Magd. 

Hetherington  Trin. 
Kent  Joh. 


Willis,  E.  Glrton 

(equal  to  34) 
Beeton,  M.       )    Girton 
Cozens-Hardy,  (    Girton 

H.  r 

Lynch,  M. A.R. )    Girton 

(between  37  and  40) 
Swindale,  M.  M.   Girton 

(equal  to  45) 
Deed,  J.  G.  Girton 

(equal  to  49) 
Whitelaw,  A.        Girton 

(between  49  and  50) 
Denison,  D.  Girton 

(between  67  and  59) 
Molyneux,H.M.  Neumham 

(between  63  and  64) 


Stevenson,  M.  M. ")  Girton 
Walden,  E.  A.    J  Girton 

(equal  to  64) 
Chambers,  B.  E.     Girton 

(equal  to  68) 
Bannister,  C.  H.  Newnham 

(equal  to  73) 
Hickmott,  F.  M,   "1  Girton 
Roberts,  B.  E.  M.J  Newnh. 

(equal  to  74) 
Warburg,  E.  L.    Girton 

(equal  to  79) 
Everett,  R.  Newnham 

(between  79  and  82) 
Lees,  J.  ^^Newnham 

Lindesay,  E.L.F.  j  Girton 

(equal  to  86) 
Gow,  E.  A.  Girton 

(equal  to  87) 


2  Master  at  Charterhouse  School. 


1  Master  at  Merchant  Taylors'  School. 


8  Masters  at  Eton. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


343 


Part  II.— June,  1898. 

j  Ernest  William  Hobson,  Sc.D.,  Christ's. 
T^vATtfTxrvna  J  GrGorge  Hartley  Bryan,  Sc.D.,  Peterhome. 
iiXAMiNLRS  j  ^jfj.^^  ^^^^^  Whitehead,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

(Arthur  Berry,  M.A.,  King's. 


Class  I. 

Division  1. 

Os  *Frankland        Clare 

*  Walker,  G.  W.t  Trin. 

Whipple,P.J.W.  Trin. 

Division  2. 
Austin,  W.H.t  Trin. 
Tuckey,  C.  O.     Trin. 

Division  3. 

*Channon  Corp. 

'    Todd  King's 


Class  III. 


344 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1898. 


Moderators  \^}^J^^^  It''^'''' h^J^  ^•^•'  '^f  ^«^^*«*'*'^^'^- 
(Andrew  Munro,  M.A.,  Queens. 

RYATUT^vua      f  Hector  Munro  Macdonald,  M.A.,  Clare. 
X5.XAMINERS     |  Qeoflfrcy  Thomas  Bennett,  M.A.,  Emmanuel 


Wranglers. 

D8*Hudson,R.W.H.T.tJo;j. 

i*Cameront"|  Caius 

*Jeans+       )  Trin. 

*Hardy+  Trin. 

Moulton")  King's 

2*Siddons  J  Jesus 

Watkin  Joh. 

Pocock  Trin. 

Lenfestey  )    Pet. 

Lloyd  \   Christ's 

Martin-Jones)  Trin. 

Perrott  Trin. 

Sedgwick  Jestis 

Boyt)  Joh. 

Levi  i  Trin. 

Baker    \  Christ's 

Dobbs    (  Trin. 

Morgan  (  Clare 

Patuck  j  Joh. 

C'orbett  Joh. 

Brown,  H.  1  Trin. 

Lane          j  Emm. 

Morrison!  Clare 

Warburg)  Trin. 

Chadwick)  Sid. 

Gibb         J  Caius 

Camp  Pet. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  Meister  King's 

Bell     \  Joh. 

BirrellJ  Trin. 

Griffith,  J.  T.  Trin.H. 

Vawdrey  Pemb. 

Alder  Trin. 

Fairgrieve  Pet. 

Graham)  Emm. 

Soddh    ;  Joh. 

Pal      I  Joh. 

Parks)  Magd. 

FranklinJ  Joh. 

Morcom  f  Trin. 

Osborn    V  Trin.H. 

Reeves    \  Christ's 

Wardle  /  Caius 

Rottenburg  King's 

Lock  Sid. 

Warren,  C.  N.  Emm. 

Barker  Emm. 

Peniston  Clare 

Chinneck  Clare 

Base  1  Corp. 

Towle  f  Trin. 
Makower,  A.  J.  Trin. 

Foster,  A.  W.I  Joh. 

Stainer  J  Cath. 

Marsden)  Sid. 

Tate       J  Queens' 

Andrew  |  Clare 

Sheppard        >  Caius 

Weatherhead)  Corp. 

Fitch  Christ's 
Godfrey            NonColl. 

Langdon  Pemb. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Di  Dobbs   )  King's 

Lindsay)  Clare 

Buckler  Sid. 

Jeffery  Pemb. 

Carruthers^  Pemb. 

Clague        I  Trin. 

Ghosh         ("  Joh. 

Huglies      J  Pemb. 

Firth  Pemb. 

Parkinson  Magd. 

Allport       )  Sid. 

MackworthV  H.  Selw. 

Whitton     )  Clare 

Jones,  C.  M.  Queens' 

Turner,  A.  E.  Trin. 

Gantillon  Queens' 

Camell  Joh. 

de  Bardthy  Coi-p. 

Chambers)  Joh. 

Prytherchj  Joh. 

Eggar  Tri7i. 
Evans, O.Lloyd  Queens' 

Griffith  King's 

Faulks  Joh. 

Atkey  )  Pemb. 

Walton)  Joh. 

Chalk        )  Caius 

Lockwood)  Queens' 

Hawkins    )  Trin. 

Shebbeare)  Trin. 

Hardman)  Sid. 

Kershaw )  Pet. 

Paton  )  Queens' 

Wilson,  L.  G.)  Trin. 

Wyatt  Cath. 


WOMEN. 


Cave-Browne-Cave,  F.  E. 

Girton 
(equal  to  5) 


Cave-Browne-Cave,  B.  M. 
Girton 
(between  33  and  34) 
Gwatkin,  R  R      Newnham 
Lawrence,  A.  &.    Newnham 
Hough,  H.  S.        Girton 
(all  between  bracket  39  &  44) 
Morland,  H.         Neumham 

(equal  to  45) 
Clover,  M.  Girton 

(equal  to  60) 
Ricardo,  M.  H.     Newnham 

(equal  to  52) 
Ross,  A.  C.  Newnham 

(equal  to  62) 


Holland,  M.  C.     Newnham 

(between  62  and  63) 
Chambers,  E.  E.    Newnham 
(between  bracket  73  and  76) 
Benison,  E.  H.      Newnham 

(equal  to  77) 

Jameson,  E.  L.     Girtoti 

(between  79  and  80) 

Farquhar,  J.    >     Neumham 

Jackson,  E.  R)     Newnham 

(equal  to  81) 
Bolden,  V.  Girton 

(equal  to  91) 


1  Tutor  of  Caius. 


2  Master  at  Harrow. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


345 


Part  II.— June,  1899. 
/■Ernest  William  Hobson,  ScD.,  Chrtsfs. 
■R^vATifT^vpo  J  William  Burnside,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
JiXAMiNERS  j  ^jf^^^  ^^^^y^  Whitehead,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

(Gilbert  Thomas  Walker,  M,A.,  Trinity. 


Class  I. 

Class  II. 

Class  III. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

>8  l*Cameron,  J.  F.t  Caius 
»8*Hudson,R.W.H.T.tJo/i. 



Ds  Pocock,  A.  H.    Trin. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 



Ds  Watkin,  E.  L,     Joh. 



Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

TTOif^JV^. 

Class  I. 

Class  II. 

Class  III. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 



Gwatkin,  E.  R.     Newnham 



Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

ave-Browne-Cave,  F.  E. 



Cave-Browne-Cave,  B.  M. 
Girton 

1  Tutor  of  Caius. 

15—5 


346 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  U^June,  1899. 


Moderators  S^'^^^'^  ^T'^^^^f  a^'  ^-^'^'?^t\ 
(Percy  Cory  Gaul,  M. A.,  Trinity  Hall. 


Examiners      V"^ ^'  iv?''"'^".V^^'  ''k""'  ''f  ^^^^^^^^^ ^• 
(Andrew  Munro,  M.A.,  Queens'. 

Wranglers. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optimes. 

i  *Birtwistle,  G.       )  Pemb. 
*Paranjpye,  R.  P.]"  Joh. 

Ds  Avery,  G.  C.  E. 

Clare 

Ds  Kingdon,  F.  M. 

Sid. 

Field,  A.  B.   ) 
Rudd,  W.  A.f 

Joh. 

Tomlinson,  T.  S. 

Trin. 

M*=Laren,  S.  B.        Trin. 

Joh. 

Armitage,  R.  C.  D 

.  Cath. 

*Bevan,  P.  V.            Trin. 

Howlett,  E.  J. 
Alexander,  C.  S. 

Trin. 

Tattersall,  C.  R  C 

Trin. 

Eckhardt,  H.  C.       Joh. 

Clare 

Wheatley,C.W.C.  (orpti 

Bell,  G.  M.        1       Trin. 

Jeffery,  F.  H. 

Trin. 

Lea,  H.  A.  H.    | 

Emm. 

Bell,  J.  G.         >      Trin. 

Hudson,  C.  B.) 
Redlich,  E.  B.; 

King's 

Robinson,  E.  C.V 

Queem 

Hartley,  W.  E.j       Trin. 

Christ's 

Tabor,  J.  C. 

Trin. 

Valentine,  G.  D.      Trin. 

Penman,  T.    > 
Sedgwick,  W.f 

Sid. 

Kemble,  H..M. 

Pemb. 

M'^Alpin,  M.  C.       Trin. 

Pemb. 

Workman,  H.  W.^  Pemb. 

Thompson,  F.  W,  Sid. 

Honeyburne,W.R.)  Pet. 

Budibent,  G.  B. 

Cath. 

Johnston,  T,  K.)     Trin. 
Reid,  C.  H.         f    Caius 

Shillington,  J.  M. 

;  Tr.H. 

M^Murtrie,  S.  G. 

Cath. 

Medford,  R.  S. 

Pemb. 

Chapman,  H.  S.) 
Few,  J.  E.          / 
Clements,  T. 

Trin.h 

Forber,  K  R.)         Trin. 
Wills,  J.  J.    ]■        Joh. 

Beechey,  B.  R. 
Brown,  E.  T. 

Joh. 
Kinn's 

King's 
Joh. 

Greene,  A.  E.      )    King's 
Thompson,  H.  T. j    Christ's 

Linney,  D. 

Joh. 

Cradock,  J.  D. 

Joh. 

Parsons,  H.  J.) 
*  Rudd,  A.  C.     f 

Queens 

Harris,  H. 

Emm. 

Bloom,  E.  F.  D.     |  Joh. 

H.Selw. 

Sills,  T.  B. 

Joh. 

Hardingham,  C.  H.V  Chr. 

Durell,  H.  L.  V.) 
Gott,  J.  A.          i 

Sid. 

Young,  C.  S. 

('/are 

Porter,  F.               )  Caius 

Magd. 

Taylor,  J.  H. 

I'.rnh. 

Muggeridge,  G.  D.  |  Pemb. 
Scarborough.W.  H.V  Qu. 
Smith,  H.  R.            1  Trin. 

Freeman,  A.  J. 

King's 

Steele,  S.  A. 

(   :dh. 

Elwin,  E.  A. 

Clare 

Nicholson,  W.  N. 

Trin. 

Plummer,  S.  H.    )  Trin. 
Slioebridge,  H.W.  fTrm. 

Chadwlck,  R.  A.)   Joh. 
Tisdall,  A.           f  Trin. 

Bishop,  D.  F.  W.)  Emm. 
Goodwin,  E.        )  Emm. 

Allen,  A.  R.       )    Joh. 

Browning,  G.  A.V   Joh. 

Reynolds,  E.  A.)    Pemb. 

Dunlop,  J.  S.)          Trin. 
M«Lean,L.    f         King's 

Cowell,  H.  R.          Clare 

Kemp,  V.  N.        )  Sid. 
Palmer.  F.  W.  M.i"  Jesus 

Marshall,  J.  H.       Corpus 

WOMEN. 


Lapthorn,  N.  W.  Girton 

(between  21  and  24) 

Ashcroft,  L.  Newnham 

(equal  to  36) 


Plumbe,  W.  Girton 

(between  53  and  54) 

Exton,  F.  Girton 

(between  54  and  55) 

Braginton,  M.       Newnham 
(equal  to  60) 


Pratt,  F.  Newnham 

(equal  to  64) 
Skelton,  U.  M.      Newnham 

(between  64  and  65) 
Cobb,  L.  M.  Newnham 

(equal  to  72) 
Smethurst,  F.       Neumham 

(between  73  and  75) 
Day,  M.  K.  Girton 

(between  75  and  76) 
Medwin,  E.  M.      Girton 

(equal  to  76) 

Letts,  D.  H.  Newnham 

(between  78  and  79) 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


347 


Part  ll.—June,  1900. 

/William  Burnside,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
T^'vAMTxrii.oo  JHenry  Frederick  Baker,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
JiXAMiNERS  *^(jiibert  Thomas  Walker,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

'Hector  Munro  Macdonald,  M.A.,  Clare. 


Class  I. 
Division  1. 
Ds  *Bevan,  P.  V.    Trin. 
Ds  *Birtwistle,  G.  Pemb. 
Ds  *Hardy,  G.  H.t  Trin. 
Ds  *Paranjpye,R.P.  Joh. 

Division  2. 
1^ Jeans,  J.  H.t    Trin. 


Ds 


McLaren,  S.  B.  Trin. 
Division  3. 


Class  II. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 
Ds  Hartley,  W.  E,  Trin. 


Class  III. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Diinsion  3. 


Class  I. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division 


WOMEN. 

Class  II. 
Division  1. 
Ashcroft,  L.   Newnham 

Division  2. 
Division  3. 


Class  III. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3 


348 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1900. 

MnnvnATnpfl  j  Edward  John  Routli,  Sc.D.,  Peterhouse. 
MODERATORS  j^if^.^^  j^Q^th  Whitehead,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

T^vATVTTxrxiTja     j  Edward  Gurner  Gallop,  M.A.,  Gains. 
jiiXAMiNERS     I  p^^^y  (^^^y  (j^^j^  j^^^  Trinity  Hall. 


Wranglers. 
Ds  *Wright,  J.  E.+  Trin. 
*Aldis,  A.  C.  W.  Trin.H. 

Bottomley,W,C.  Trin. 

Balak  Ram        Joh. 

Chadwick,  J.      Pemb. 

Boutflower,  C.)  Trin. 

Marples,  P.  M.i  Jesus 

Ilackforth,  E.    Trin. 

Casson,  R.         )  Joh. 

MacBean,W.R.f  Cairn 

Piggott,  H.  E.    Clare 

Little,  H.  Clare 

Chalmers,  S.  D.  Joh. 

Thompson,G.R.  Sid. 
*Havelock,  T.  H.t  Joh. 

RobinsoD,M.H.  Joh. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Di  Bradley,  G.  L.)  Jesus 
Lockton,  W.  )  Joh. 
Lever,  P.  F.       Christ's 
Hubback,  J.  A.  King's 
Ker,  J.  C.  Caiiis 

Roscoe,  T.  le  B.  Clare 
Flowers,  G.    |   Emm. 
Gladwell,R.J.>  Corpus 
Grant,  F.        )   Queens' 
Rayment,  G.  V.  Trin. 
Guest,  S.  A.   I   Caitts 
Poole,  A.  W.  y  Joh. 
Wright,  C.  E.|  Emm. 
Bookless,  J.  S.   )  Tr.H. 
Gaskell,  J.  F.     V  Caius 

Whitehouse,A.A.G.)  Qu. 
Beach,  G.  C,      MuQd. 
Bodkin, W.T.D. )  King's 
Yearwood,  C.  E.)  Penib. 
Wreathall,W.S.  Queens' 
Barton,  C.  G.     Queens' 
Aitken.  R.  M.)  Trin. 
Noyce,  F.        (  Cath. 
Jones,  T.  H.      Queens' 
Cracknell,E.W.  Emm. 
Cruickshank,C.F.  Pet. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Ds  Lonsdale, W.H.M.  Tr. 

Gumming,  W.    Clare 

Roy,  S.  C.         NonColl. 

Hon,  H.  A.        Emm. 

Hughes,  B.      \H.Selw. 

Stuart,G.A.D.i£»ijn. 

Shanks,  P.  M.    Christ's 

Maples,  A.  C.    H.Selw. 

Procter,  R.         Trin. 

Sunderland-Taylor, 
G.E.  Emm. 

Allen,  J.  \Pemfj. 

Buckston,H.B.j  Triti. 

Beechev,  C  R.  Joh. 
Davenport/r.  J.W.C.  Clare 

Calkin,  S.  J.  P.  Pemb. 

Philipps,  A.P.C.  H.  Selw. 

Jackson,  J.  C.)  Clare 

Nash,J.  F,  S.  f^trf. 

Blair,  A.  )  Clare 

Swainson,W.G.)  Corp. 

Bulstrode,  R.    Pemb. 


Hudson,  W.  M.    Neumham 

(equal  to  8) 

Greene,  E.  Newnham 

(between  bracket  9  and  11) 


WOMEN. 

Lee,  H.  Newnham 

(between  bracket  23  and  26) 
Balthazar,  O.  M.)  Girton 
Jacob,  \V.  E.  L.  /  Girton 

(equal  to  bracket  30) 
Barker,  A.  M.       Newnham 

(between  36  and  37) 
Barry,  L.  K.  Nevmham 

(between  36  and  37) 
Prebble,  I).  Newnham 

(equal  to  40) 
Billinghurst,  A.  E.)  Girton 
Carver,  D.  U.        j  Newnh. 
(below  42) 


Diver,  J.  Newnham 

(equal  to  43) 
Barnes,  M.  C.        Neumham 

(between  43  and  44) 
Baguley,  E.  S.  M.  Newnham 

(equal  to  46) 
Bretherton,  A.  D.  Newnham 

(equal  to  50) 
Cartmell,  L.  I,       Girton 

(equal  to  51) 
Sanderson,  C.  M.  Girton 

(equal  to  52) 
Isaac,  F.  Girton 

(equal  to  53) 
Bates,  E.  Newnham 

(equal  to  58) 
Walford,  M.  Girton 

(between  brackets  61  and  63 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


349 


Part  II.— June,  1901. 

i Horace  Lamb,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Herbert  William  Richmond,  M.A.,  King's. 
Henry  Frederick  Baker,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
Hector  Munro  Macdonald,  M.A.,  Clare. 


Class  I. 

Class  II. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

»Wright,J.E.t       Trin. 

Division  2. 
*Havelock,  T.  H.f  Joh. 

Ds  Marples,  P.  M.        Jesus 
Ds  Piggott,  H.  E.         Clare 

Division  2, 

Division  3. 
Chadwick,  J.           Pemb. 

Division  3. 
WOMEN. 

Class  I. 

Class  II. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Hudson,  W.  M.  Newnham 



Division  2. 

Division  2. 



Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Jacob, 

W.  E.  L.        Girt(m 

ADVANCED   STUDENTS. 


Frankland,  J.  N. 
Prasad,  G. 


Clare 
Christ's 


Class  III. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 
Division  3. 


Class  III. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 


350 


MATHEMATICAL  TEIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1901. 


Moderators 
Examiners 


John  Gaston  Leathern,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

John  Hilton  Grace,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
(Alfred  North  Whitehead,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
^Arthur  Berry,  M.A.,  King's. 


Wranglers. 
Ds  Brown,  A. 

*Knapman,  H.I 
Brown,  H.  A.    ) 
Jackson,  W.  H.j 
Tliompson,  A.  P.f 
Cania,  B.  N. 
Cama,  C.  N.         ) 
Gharpurey,  H.  G.f 
Kidner,  A.  R.      r 

iStrachan,  J.         ) 
Preece,  C.  T,    ) 
M'atson,  F.  BJ 
Richards,  D.  J. 
Kissan,  B.  W.I 
Ostle,  W.  S.    / 
Blanchard,  N. 
Eliott,  R. 
Barnicott,  A.  W.) 
Hawtrey,  R.  G.  j 
Hughes,  T.      > 
Rose,  P.  J.  G.f 
Madge,  H.  A. 
Firtli,  F.  G.      ) 
M^Neile,  J.  D./ 
Race,  R.  T. 
Greenwood,  A.  W. 


Cuius 

Emm. 

Caius 

Clare 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Jesus 

Caius 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Joh. 

Pet. 

H.Selw. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

(Queens' 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ds  Scott,  E.  L.  Joh. 

Craven,  E.  M.  Clare 

Clarke,  F.  W.  Pemb. 

Firkins,  H.  L.  I  Cath. 
Mackie,A.W.W.V  Corp. 
Western,  F.  J.  )  2'rin. 
Routh,  R.  J.  A.  Caius 
Gerrish,  F.  W. 
Blake,  G.  P.  ) 
Percivall,  C.  W.( 
Aldous,  F.  C.  I 
Berry,  F.  N.  ( 
Franklin,  J.  H.f 
Stradling,  W.  ) 
Rowan,  R.  W. 
Nicholl,  C.  C. 
Bishop,  G.  S. 
Davis,  W. 
Charlton,  R.L.M, 
Corbett,  S.  S.) 
Webb,  F.  S.  / 
Woodland,  V.  R. 
Sanderson,  R.  B.) 
Patterson,  D.  C.J 
Hunt,  E.  G, 


Roseveare,  W, 
Spear,  G.  F. 
Mortimer,  A, 


4 


Cath. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Emm, 

Pet. 

Queens' 

Queens' 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Trin.H. 

Pemb. 

Christ's 

Clare 


Joh. 

Queens' 

Sid. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Emm. 

Emm. 
Emm. 
Kinci's 
Emm. 
NonColl 


Ds  Hicks,  R.  K. 
Barlow,  C.  W. 
Zair,  J.  A. 
Oliver,  E.  G. 
Ward,  T.  F. 
Ghose,  H.  C. 
Dixon,  H.  G. 
Perkins,  A.  L. 
Rivers-Smith,  S. 
Fletcher,  H.  G. 
George,  E.  J. 
Chase,  F.  A.) 
Wiles,  C.  C.  I 
Burnell,  E.  W. 
Gubbins,  C.  F.  R. 
Warner,  A.  C. 
Dunn,  W.  G. 
Buchanan,  D.M. 
Roe,  R  V. 


Corp. 

Emm. 

Cath. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Caius 

Magd. 

Corp. 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 


WOMEN. 


Reynolds,  L.  M.     Neumham 
(equal  to  11) 


Bodkin,  N.  H.  Newnham 

(equal  to  30) 
Wodehouse,  H.  M.    Girton 

(equal  to  33) 
Fenn,  E.  M.  Newnham 

(equal  to  34) 
Carless,  F.  D.  )         Newnham 
Mitchell,  D.  D.)         Newnham 

(between  41  and  42) 
Griffith,  M.  J.  Girton 

(equal  to  42) 
Hanhart,  E.  M.         Girton 

(between  42  and  43) 
Bunce,  F.  Newnham 

(equal  to  44) 
Pearce,  M.  M.  Neumham 

(equal  to  48) 
Edwards,  E.  F.  Girton 

(equal  to  51) 
Roberts,  M.  K  Neumham 

■    (between  51  and  54) 
Carter,  C.  Neumham 

(equal  to  64) 


Burne,  K.  E.  Girton 

(above  55) 
Kessell,  A.  C.  Girton 

(equal  to  66) 
Brown,  L.  Newnhan 

(between  56  and  67) 
Squire,  E.  A.  Newnhan 

(between  68  and  59) 
Wahltuch,  M.  E.)      Newnhan 
Willis,  E.  G.        j      Girton 

(between  59  and  60) 
Bailey,  M.  E.  )  Newnhan 

Cave,  J.  M.  S.  V         Girton 
Nicol,  J.  B.  E.)  Newnhan 

(equal  to  61) 
Irons,  M.  V.  Girton 

(equal  to  66) 
Mackenzie,  G.  A.  M.  Newnhan 

(between  69  and  71) 
Colebrook,  M.  B.       Newnhan 

(between  71  and  72) 


H  M.  Inspector  of  SchooU. 


MATHEMATICAL  TKIPOSES, 


351 


Part  II. — June,  1902. 

/  Horace  Lamb,  M. A.,  Trinity. 
B'vAMTATVPs  J  Joseph  Larmor,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
JixAMiNLRS  j  Herbert  William  Richmond,  M.A.,  King^s. 

i  Edmund  Taylor  Whittaker,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Class  T. 

Division  1. 

s  *Knapman,  H.f       Emm. 
g  Preece,  C.  T.  Trin. 

s  Thompson,  A.  P.f  Pemb. 


Division  2. 

8  Brown,  A. 

B  Cama,  C.  B.  N. 


Division  3. 

9  Jackson,  W.  H. 
s  Richards,  D.  J. 


Caius 
Joh. 


Clare 
Trin. 


Class  II. 
Division  1. 


Division  3. 


Class  III. 
Division  1. 


Division  2, 


Division 


WOMEN. 


Class  I. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division 


Class  II. 
Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Hanhart,  E.  M.  Girton 

Division  3. 


Class  III. 
Divisiott  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 


ADVANCED   STUDENT. 
Stuart,  T.  Joh. 


352 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1902. 


Moderators 


Examiners 


Wranglers. 

Ds  ^Cunningham,  E.t 
Slator,  F. 
*Webb,  H.  A.tl 
*Wood,  P.  W.  ti 
*Hughes,  W.  R. 
Goddard,  H.  ) 
Picken,  D.  K.) 
Thomas,  J.  Ll. 
Dixon,  A.  L.        > 
Garnett,W.H.S.i 
Clarke,  F.      ) 
Mason,  C.  CJ 
Brewster,  G.  W.) 
King,  G.  K.        V 
Mould,  S.  C.       I 
Baguley,  J.  M.      ) 
*Garnett,  J.  C.  M.fi 
Lloyd,  H.  R. 
Kennett,  W.  \l.\ 
Walker,  N.  D.    f 
Edwards,  J.  S.) 
Hemmant,  G.  i 


Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Trin.H. 

King's 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Pemb. 

Trill. 

Caius 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 


William  Burnside,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
John  Greaves,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
John  Gaston  Leathern,  M.A.,  ^S'^  John's. 
John  Hilton  Grace,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 


Senior  Optitnes. 

Ds  Wright,  A.  B. 
Eustace,  E.  M. 
Forbes,  B.  C. 
Tampoe,  A.  M<=G.  ( 
Tyers,  F.  G. 
Wilson,  P.  M<=C. 
Baxter,  T.  V.  T. 
Coates,  H.  J.) 

"   ■  "  M. ; 


Cook, E 
Davis,  F, 
Gardner,  J, 
Meryon,  L. 
Horsley,  S.  G, 


l\ 


Trin. 
I  Sid. 

King's 

y  Clare 

1  Pemb. 

I  Clare 

Corp. 

Christ's 

Clare 

Corp. 

H.Seho. 

Pemb. 

King's 


Glasspool,  R.  T.  B.)  Magd. 


Junior  Optimes. 

Di  Dumaresq,  O.  W.  I 
Hough,  J.  F.  J 
Anderson,  M.  E.  M. 
Low,  A.  R. 
Purton,  L.  P. 
Sheppard,  T.  W. 
Bythway,  M.  H.> 
Young,  F.  i" 

Prior,  C.  E.  ) 

Waterraeyer,E.F.j 
Prior,  A.  C.  V. 
Nicholls,  S.  H. 
JSleigh,  W.  A. 
H  odder,  G.  W.) 
Horton,  C.  T.  J 
Slade,  P.  C.  A. 
Greaves,  F.  N. 
Huddleston.A.J.C. 
M*=Gowan,  O. 
Midgley,  H,  E. 
Simpson,  J.  B. 
Woodhead,  J.  A. 
Pearsall,  C.  W. ) 
Venables,  F.  L.f 
Darbishire,H.D.) 
Wells,  E.  j 

Duchesne,  A. 
Darby,  E.  H.  d'E. 


Si</. 

Joh. 

Queens' 

Clare 

Queens' 

Cath. 

King's 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Caius 

King's 

Caiiis 

Magd. 

Caih. 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Queens' 

King's 

Cath. 

Queens' 

Caius 

Clare 

Trin. 

Corp. 

Clare 

Christ's 

Jesus 

Clare 


WOMEN. 


ennett,  A.  E.    Girton 
(equal  to  13) 


Baldwin,  M.  R.  Girton 

(equal  to  32) 
Wright,  J.  D.  Girton 

(equal  to  35) 
Gibb,  M.  H.)  Girton 

Sanger,  S.    j  Neumham 

(equal  to  36)' 
Fayerman,  W.  M.      Girton 

(equal  to  43) 


Godson,  K.  H.  Girton 

(equal  to  47) 
Rogers,  M.  M.  Nevniham 

(equal  to  51) 
Child,  A.  O.  Girton 

(equal  to  5o) 
Mangnall,  E.  Newnham 

(equal  to  56) 
Chaning-Pearce,  G.  S, )   Girton 
Richardson,  C.  M.      j   Girton 

(equal  to  61) 
Merrlfield,  J.  Newnham 

(equal  to  67) 
Leitch,  R.  M.      )       Girton 
fencer,  M.  R.   >      Newnham 
Woodgate,  E.  G.I       Newnhan 

(between  67  and  69) 
Deane,  N.  Newnham 

(equal  to  69) 

Byrne,  A.  D. )  Newnham 

Jessop,  N.  E.f  Newnham 

(below  72) 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


353 


Part  II. — June,  1903. 


I  Joseph  Larmor,  M.A.,  St  Johnis. 
William  Henry  Young,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
Augustus  Edward  Hough  Love,  M.A.,  ;S'^  John's. 
Edmund  Taylor  Whittaker,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Class  I. 

Ct.ars  II. 

Class  III. 

Bivision  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

iniett,  J.  C.M.t  Trm. 
li^'hes,  W.  R.       Jesus 
.bb,  H.  A.t          Trin. 

Horsley,  S.  G.               King's 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

''Cunningham,  Rf   Joh. 
Wood,  P.  W.t        Emm. 



Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Brewster,  G.  W.       King's 

WOMEN. 

Class  I. 

Class  II. 

Class  III. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Bivision  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Division    . 

nett,  A.  E.               Girton 





ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Ahmad,  Z.  U.  Trin. 


354 


MATHEMATICAL  TEIPOSES. 


Moderators 


Examiners 


Part  I.-— June,  1903. 

(Arthur  Berry,  M.A.,  King^s. 
I  Arthur  Stanley  Ramsey,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
J  William  Burnside,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
(John  Greaves,  M.A.,  Chrisfs. 


Wranglers. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optimes. 

i  *Bateman,  H.    )  t 
Marrack,  P.  EJ  t 

Trin. 

Di  Davis,  M.              }  Sid. 
Whitehead,  R.  FJ  Emm. 

Di  Bird,  W.  F.        >.    Cath. 

Trin. 

Corrie,  O.  C.  K.       Trin. 

Barnes,  J.  S.  ) 

Trin. 

Boone,  A.  P.    \       Jesus 

Gibson,  H.  B.      V  Queen 
Norquoy,  F,            Emm. 

*Gold,  E.          ( 

Joh. 

Darwin,  E.        (       Trin. 

Hills,  G.  F.  S.f 

Trin. 

Jenkins,  H.  B.V      Joh. 

Sharpies,  J.  W.  J    Sid. 

Phillips,  S.  H.) 

Joh. 

Taylor,  H.  G.  (       Trin. 

Banham,  V.  G.        King'i 

Durell,  C.  V. 

Clare 

Wood,  E.          ;       Joh. 

Alexander,  J.  B.     Emm. 

Gabbatt,  J.  P.) 
Tanner,  E.  L.  i 

Pet. 

Bray,  F.  E.         \    Trin. 

Roberts,  R.  E.        )  Jesu 

Clare 

Hall,  J.  F.               Clare 

Shackell,  F.  T.        V  Pern 

Irwin,  D.         ( 
Parkes,  C.  W.j 

Sid. 

Holden,  A.               Queens' 

Wetherell,A.W.S.)  Corp 

Trtn. 

Knight,  F.  H.      I    Queens' 

Howard,  W.  H.    )  Cath. 

Bousfield,  W.  E. 

Caius 

Filter,  A.  M.        f  Jesus 

Milne,  A.  A.         >■  Trin. 
Morgan,  G.  W.  F.    PemJb 

Dakin,  A. 

Jesus 

Robinson,  A.  E.      Cath. 

Gibbins,  N.  M. 

Pemb. 

Rouse,  P.  W.           Trin. 

Alexander,  E.  W.   Emm 

Hunter,  J.  de  G. 

■Pemb. 

Walker,  L.  P.     /    Emm. 
Tillvard,  R.  J.         Queens' 

Corbett,  A.  E.       f  Joh. 

Pettitt,  H. 

Clare 

Robson,  J.  T.        f  King' 

Stirling,  F.  P.  H. 

Emm. 

Dickeu,  C.  V.|          Pemb. 

White,  H.  C.  A.      Trin. 

Coward,  C.  E.     ) 

Caius 

Ghosh,  M.  C.y        Joh. 

Doorly,  C.  S.        \  H.Seh 
Freeman.  H.  J.  J.)  JesUs 

Emerson,  H.  W.V 

Maqd. 

Jones,  D.        |         King's 

Isserlis,  L.          j 

Christ's 

Adams,  0.  J.)          Sid. 

Curzon,  H.  E.  J. 

NonColl. 

Fry,  L.  G.  PA         Cairn 

Lodge,  T. 

Trin. 

WOMEN. 

Jennings,  C.  )          Pemb 
Bull,  J.  C.                 Cath. 
Singleton,  W.  P.      Pemb 

Hudson,  H.  P.       Newnham 

Exton,  G.                   Girton 

Duxbury,  D.  C.          Newnha 

(equal  to  7) 

(equal  to  25) 

(equal  to  49) 

Drew,  H.          )          Newnham 
Maiden,  A.  DJ         Newnham 

Norris,  K.  E.  A.        Newnha 

(equal  to  52) 

(equal  to  39) 

Collier,  A.            j     Newnha 

Jones,  K.  A.       )      Newnham 
Schwabacher,  O.j      Girton 

Goldwin,  M.  B.    (     Newnha 

Lumby,  M.  L.  R.(     Newnha 
Shove,  I.               )     Girton 

(below  39) 

(equal  to  55) 

Bennett,  M.  C.         ■j  Newnha 

Edwards,  E.  S.         (  Newnha 

Houlston,  J.  E.        >Newnha 

Rainsford-Hannay,  \ 

R.                         ''  Girton 

(equal  to  69) 

Piper,  E.  F.           )    Newnha 
Whitelegge,  D,  C.)    Newnha 

(equal  to  61) 

MATHEMATICAL  TKlPOSES. 


355 


Part  II. — June^  1904. 

{Andrew  Russell  Forsyth,  ScD.,  Trinity. 
William  Henry  Young,  Sc.D.,  Peterhouse. 
Augustus  Edward  Hough  Love,  M.A.,  St  Johnh 
John  Gaston  Leathern,  M.A.,  St  John^s. 


Class  I. 

Class  II. 

Divmon  1. 

Division  1. 

♦Bateman,  H.f 

Trin. 



Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Marrack,  P.  E.t 

Trim 



Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Durell,  C.  V. 
Gabbatt,  J.  P. 

Clare 
Pet. 

WOMEN. 

Class  I. 

Class  XL 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 



Division 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Ison,  H.  P.           Newnham 



Class  III. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Class  III. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Carse,  J.  W.  Emm. 


356 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1904. 

Moderators   j^^^^  Macaiigter  Dodds,  M.  A.,  Peterhouse. 
(Ernest  William  Barnes,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Examiners      ||^^^'' ?57' ^Z' ^*^?>,     ,,    ,, 

(Arthur  Stanley  Ramsey,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 


Wranglers. 

Senior  Optinies. 

Junior  Optimes. 

i*Eddington,  A.  S.f  Trtn. 

Trachtenberg,  M. 

I.)  Joh. 

i"  Sid. 

Dhavle,  S.  B.   \ 

Joh 

Blanco- White,G.R.t  Trin. 

Watkins,  E.  V. 

Gray,  G             | 

Queem 

*Stratton,  F.  J.  M.t  Caius 

Dick,  N,  B.     ) 
Phipps,  W.  T.f 

Sid. 

Gwyther,  C.  E.> 

Sid. 

Beckett,  J.  N. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Howe,  H.          [ 

Magd. 

Grantham,  S.  G.) 
Starte,  0.  H.  B.  j 

Trin. 

Dennis,  T.          ) 
Johnson,  E,  W.j 

Clare 

Strong,  E.  M.   1 

Pe^ 

Clare 

Joh. 

Temple,  M. 

Trin. 

Bennett,  T.  L.   ) 

Trin. 

Carr,  F.  G.  P.      \ 

H.Selw. 

Bathurst,  H.  A.) 
Clawson,  J.  W.  ( 

Pemb. 

Ross,  E.  B.        y 

Trin. 

Franklin,  T.  B.    i 

Joh. 

Queem 

Small,  W.  J.  T.) 

Caius 

Parsons,  C. 

-  Pemb. 

Driffield,  H.  G. 

Cath. 

Foyster,  H.  T.     J 
Leeke,  W.  W.      f 

Trin. 

Slolev,  R.  W. 

Joh. 

Aspinwall,  C.  F.l 

ChrUf 

Clare 

Wadlev,  H.  W.  A. 

H.  Selw. 

Bagchi,  S.  C.       y 

Joh. 

Nicholson,  J.  W.t/" 
Turner,  S.             ) 

Trin. 

Leggett,  G.  M.  K 

King's 

Farmer,  W.  G.    | 

Corp. 

Caius 

Comline,  R.          J 

Trin. 

Spencer-Smith,  P. 
Tadman,  G.  R.) 
Ward,  W.  D.     f 

Blakeman,  J. 

Trin. 

Joyner,  C.  B. 

Emm. 

hSi 

Bulleid,  C.  H.  > 

Trin. 

Makepeace,  F.L.I 

Emm. 

Sid. 

mussell,  C.  F.t 

Pemb. 

Langdon,  C. 

H.Selw 

Taylor,  D.  G. 
Winterbothara,  ■ 

Joh. 

Wright,  G.  S. 

King't 

E.  M. 

Trin. 

Allen,  S.  S.         ^ 

Pemb. 

Bowen,  G. 

Christ's 

Elliot,  E.  J. 

Trin. 

Leathem,  G. 

Joh. 

Page,  G.  F. 

Emm. 

Williamson,  R.  S.^ 

Christ's 

Adams,  C.  W. 

Trin. 

Sears,  J.  E, 

Joh. 

Brown,  A.  E.      > 
Trevaskis,  H.  KJ 

Trin.H. 

King's 

Megson,  M. 

1  Sid. 

Oddie,  G.  S. 

\  Jesm 

Trachtenberg,H.L 

Trin. 

Fawell,  C.  L.         , 

Pemb. 

Johnston,  D.  V.   1 

Joh. 

Richardson,  J.  B./ 

'  Queens' 
Queens' 

Sawkins,  D.  T.      ] 

women: 


Glauert,  K  Girton 

(equal  to  26) 
Hewitt,  M.  Newnham 

(equal  to  27) 


Archibald,  J.  D. 

(equal  to 
Hollington,  E.) 
Rigby,  K.  W.  )  Newnham 

(equal  to  47) 
Capper,  D.  W.)  Girton        i 

Sachs,  I.  B.      j  Newnham  \ 

(equal  to  48)  [ 

Acheson,  M.  F.)        Girton        I 
MuUins,  E.  K.  f       Newnham  i 


(below  48) 


Newnham    Sexton,  E.  C.  Newnhan 

)  j  (above  51) 

Newnham  \  Cooper  Willis,  L.       Girton 
(equal  to  56) 
Cautley,  A,  E.  Girton 

(equal  to  59) 

Boyd,  L.  B.  M^N. )     Newnhan 

Henderson,  L.  D.  >    Newnhan 

Levin,  E.  M.  )     Newnhan 

(equal  to  60) 


i  Cooper  Willis,  I. 
Gillespie,  M.  J.    ( 
Knapp,  M.  A.  J.f 
Whiteing,  B.        ) 

(equal  to  i 
Johnson,  E. 


Girton 
Girton 
Girton 
Girton 
3) 
Newnhan 


j  (equal  to  64) 

I  Jackson,  E.  Newnhcm 

(equal  to  66) 
I  Stowell,  M.  L.  Girton 

'  (equal  to  67) 


1  Plumian  Profesaor  of  Astronomy. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


357 


Part  U.—Jtine,  1905. 

TAndrew  Russell  Forsyth,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
Examiners  \  ?f/fV"^"  Sampson,  MA.,  St  John's. 
j  John  Gaston  Leathern,  M.A.,  aS'^  John's. 
[John  Hilton  Grace,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 


Class  I. 
Division  1. 
Blanco-White,G.R.t  Trin. 
*E(idington,  A.  S.f     Trin. 

Division  2. 
3  Bennett,  T.  L.  Trin. 

Nicholson,  J.  W.f  Trin. 
i  «Ru8sell,  C.  F.t  Pcmb. 
\  *Stratton,  P.  J.  M.t  Caius 
}  Winterbotham.E  M.  Trin. 

Division  3. 


Class  II. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 


Class  III. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 


1  Plumian  Professor  of  Astronomy. 


368 


MATHEMATICAL  TKIPOSES. 


Part  I. — June,  1905. 

MonirBATnH«!  jRobert  Rumsey  Webb,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
MODERATORS  JQo(ifj.gy  ^L^^roU  Alfred  Wilson,  M.A.,  Clare. 

T^^^  *  x^Txri.i>o     jJohn  Macalister  Dodds,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
J^XAMINERS     ^Ernest  William  Barnes,  M.A.,  Trinity, 


Wranglers. 

*Littlewood,  J.  E.t> 
i^Mercer,  J.f  ) 

Smith,  H. 

Trimble,  C.  J.  A. 

Booth,  L.  B.      ) 

Priestley,  H.  J  J 

Hass6,  H.  R. 

Forsyth,  J,  P.) 
*Page,  W.  M.t  i 

Eraser,  P.      ) 

Hardy,  G.  SJ 
*Keynes,  J.  M.) 

Strain,  T.  G.    f 

Chignell,  N.  J 

Millward,  G.  A. 

Smith,  T. 

Spencer,  T.  B 

Frith,  J, 

Jones,  D, 

Leonard 

Lloyd,  G.  T. 

Wrigley,  R.  W 

Kahn,  F.  M.) 

Owen,  D.  J.  f 

James,  J.  H. 

Cullis,  L. 


B.j 


w. 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Cuius 

King's 

Queens' 

Joh. 

King's 

Joh. 

Clare 

Queens' 

Queens' 

Jesus 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Sid. 

Clare 


Joh. 
Jesus 
Queens' 
Joh. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Forder,  F.  G. 
Curry,  P.  A. 
Birch,  J.  R, 
Ds  Hodgson,  H.  H. 
Harverson,P.A. 
Hearn,  J.  W. 
Stevenson,  F.  P. 
Balcomb,  H.  F.  J. 
Crosthwaite,  W,  H. 
Lattey,  H.  P.  T. 
Verrall,  F.  H. 
Dare,  A.  G. 
Smith,  W. 
Tunmer,E,J.E. 
Hargreaves,W.F.C.) 
Mandall,  J.  A.   ( 
Adcock,W.R.  C). 
Bain,  N.  K.        / 


Christ's 

Trin. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Sid. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

H.  Selw. 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Corp. 

Clare 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

Magd. 

Pet. 

Sid. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Ezechiel,  V.  G. 
Hird,  B.  H. 
Tomson,  D.  V. 
Trist,  L.  H. 
Watts,  B.  T. 
Tolhurst,  F. 
Robinson,  H.  I. 
Mavor,  J.  W.) 
Payne,  D.  N.  f 
Dhawan,  P.  L. 
Greenhalgh,  W.  I 
Coggin,  H.  F.  F, 


Cain 
Cath 
Pet. 
Cath 
Joh. 
Emn 
./ok. 
Trin 
Emn 
Chri. 
PemI 
Trin 


WOMEN. 


"Newbold,  E.  M.       Newnham 
(equal  to  26) 


Barlow,  M.  S.  ]  Girton 
Brown,  D.  E.  I  Girton 
Saltmarsh,  M.  O.  I  Girton 
Scott,  H.  K.  {  Girton 

Williams,  T.  C.  Girton 
Wood,  M.  F.         )  Girton 

(equal  to  27) 
TreflFtz,  F.  A.  Newnham 

(equal  to  28) 
Lee,  E.  R.  Newnham 

(equal  to  34) 
Wood,  M.  M.  C.       Girton 

(equal  to  38) 
Rowbotham,  M,  D.  Girton 

(equal  to  43) 


Butlin,  I.  M.  I  Newnh 
Pickering,  A.  D.V  Newnh 
Walker,  E.  R.     |      Newnh 

(equal  to  45) 
Merson,  I.  G.  F,      Newnh 

(between  45  and  50) 
Judge,  C.  G.)  Newnh 

Leigh,  H.      {  Newnh 

Mosley,  E.    (  Newnh 

West,  E.  M. )  Girton 

(equal  to  51) 
Cunningham,  A,  P.  Girton 

(equal  to  64) 
Paine,  J.  J.  Girton 

(equal  to  56) 


Fellow  of  Christ's 


MATHEMATICAL  TKIPOSES. 


359 


Part  11.— June,  1906. 


rErnest  William  Hobson,  Sc.D.,  Chrisfs. 
T^VATtrTwi!.i»a  J  Joseph  Lamior,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
J^XAMINBRS  ^  pj^^ipj^  ^,j^^  Sampson,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

[John  Hilton  Grace,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 


Class  I. 

Class  II. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

I.ittlewood,  J.  E.t  Trin. 
Tiige,  W.  M.t        Kimfs 



Division  2. 

Division  2. 

1' laser,  P.               Queens' 
Priestley,  H.  J.      Jesus 



Division  3. 

Division  3. 

H.ioth,  L.  B.           ChrisVs 
iiass6,  H.  R.          Joh. 
lioss,  E.  B.             Trin. 



Class  III. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 


MATHEMATICAL  TEIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1906. 

Mni^TTRiTm?*  (Robert  Hume  Davison  Mayall,  M.A.,  Sidney. 
MODERATORS  ^j^^^^ew  Munro,  M.A.,  Queens'. 

T?'vAvrTvirwa      (Robert  Rumsev  Webb,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
XiXAMiNERS      iQodfrey  Harold  Alfred  Wilson,  M.A.,  Clare. 


Wranglers. 

Rajan,  A.  T.     ) 
Sewell.C.  J.  TJ 

*Harrison,  W.  J.f 
Bell,  B.  H.     ) 
Milne,  W.  P./ 
1)6,  B. 

8cholfield,W.F.  I 
1  itterington,        I 
E.  J.  G.  I 

Watson,  H.  A. 
Plason,  E.  K.       | 
Follett,  C.  W.     ) 
Piaggio,H.  T.H.) 
Hume,  P.  J. 
Jubb,  E.  C. 
Jackson,  C.  A. 
Corless,  R.     ) 
Millar,  G.  HJ 
Chaffer,  C.  ) 
Phillips,  F.| 
Belgrave,  A.  C.\ 
Sawday,  S.  K.    f 
Mallock.R.R.M 
Howard,  R.  T.) 
Riddell,  J.  R.  I 
Bushell,  W.  F. 
TurnbuU,  A.  P.) 
Wood,  C.  F.       I 
Reed,  H.  L. 
Middleton,  L. 
Woodward,  F.  J. 
A  mot 

Hope-Jones, 
Maitland  ' 


vuru,  r.  o.) 
D.  W.  I 
)nes,W.H.V 
ad,  H.  C.  I 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Queens' 

Jesus 

Trin.H. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Pemb. 

Pet. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

King's 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Clare 

Pemb. 

Cuius 

Cuius 

King's 

Magd. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Peacock,  J.) 
Wise,  E.  F.j" 
Higgins,  F.  A.  R.1 
Ds  Hurst,  A.  W.       j 
Bailey,  R.  F.      ) 
Burrows,  A.  H.j 
Chittick,  H.  S. 
Dutt,  P.         ) 
Toone,  C.  G.J 
Dines,  J.  S. 
Bagchi,  J,  C.  | 
Mason,  G.  H.V 
Turner,  J.  S.  | 
de  Chaumont, 

T.  S.  B.  F. 
Postlethwaite, 

R.  N. 
Elderton,  M.  B.  1 
Hemmant,  E.  V.| 
Bentley,  W.  W.  I 
Mees,  G.  E.  V 
Porteous,  W.  C.) 
McDonald,  A. 
Dines,  L.  H.  G. 
Rau,K.R.R.S.) 
Scott,  F.  P.  / 
Gibbs,  R.  W.  M.) 
Rust,  C.  A.         j 


'■I 


Trin. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

King's 

Sid. 

Cuius 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

H.Sehc. 

H.Selw. 

Clare 

Clare 

Pemb. 

Queens' 

Cath. 

Corpus 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

H.Selw. 

Queens' 

Trin.H. 


Junior  Optimes. 


WOMEN. 

Waller,  R,  M.    )       Girton 
Trenerry,  H.  G.j       Girton 

(equal  to  44) 
Hammond,  M.  Girton 

(between  44  and  47) 
Day,  M.   )  Ncwnham 

Evans,  C.)  Girton 

(equal  to  51) 
Denny,  J.         )  Girton 

Stephen,  L.  R./         Girton 

(equal  to  55) 
Barton,  E.  G.  Girton 

(between  56  and  5fi) 
Harding,  O.  |  Girton 

Low,  H.  A.    V  Girton 

Wood,  M.  P.)  Newnham 

(equal  to  66) 
Clutterbuck,  J.  L.     Newnham 

(equal  to  58) 
Pitt-Lewis,  M.  W.      Girton 
(below  68) 


Gow,  P.  G. 
Phillips,  E.  A. 
Collier,  A.  G. 
Barker,  T.  G.  R.) 
Hood,  H,  M.       / 
Maiden,  H.  R. 
Brown,  J.  D. 
Suktliankar,V.S. 
Khan,  A.  A.) 
Phillips,  J.    \ 
Singh,  D.      I 
Float,  W.  L.  P. 
Bell,  H.  R.         ) 
Crouch,W.  J.B.I 


Cath 
Joh. 
Jesu 
Cath 
Jesu 
Qnee 
Clar 
./oh. 
Perm 
Chri 
Pcmi 
Clar 
H.S( 
If.  Si 


Hambloch,  E.  L.        Girton 

(equal  to  60) 
Dunnicliff,  M.  C.)      Girton 
Huskisson,  M.     j      Newnh 

(equal  to  62) 
Greaves,  M.      )         Newnh 
Parker,  G.  M.  V         Girton 
Wright,  H.  M.  |         Newnh 

(equal  to  63) 
Mackenzie,  I.  F.  R.  Girton 

(between  65  and  66) 
Henry,  E.  S.  Newnh 

(between  67  and  68) 
Mutch,  J.  Newnh 

(equal  to  68) 
Ruddle,  M.  P.  E.      Newnh 
(between  68  and  71) 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  11.— June,  1907. 


361 


Examiners 


Class  I. 


Ernest  William  Hobson,  Sc.D.,  Christ's. 
Ernest  William  Barnes,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
Joseph  Larmor,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
I  Horace  Lamb,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Division  1. 

•Harrison,  W.  J.f 
*Mercer,  J.t 
Sewell,  C.  J.  T. 

Clare 
Trin. 
Trin. 

Division  2. 

Follett,  C.  W. 
Milne,  W.  P. 

Trin.H. 

Clare 

Division  3. 

Piaggio,  H.  T.  H. 
Riddell,  J.  R. 
Scholfield,  W.  F. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Class  II. 
Division  1. 


Class  1. 
Division  1. 


Division 


Division  3. 


Class  III. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division 


WOMEN. 

Class  II. 

Class  III. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 



Harding,  0.                 Oirton 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 





1  Fellow  of  Christ's. 

19 


362 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— Jane,  1907. 

\Kr.  ^«.™^       (Geoffrey  Thomas  Bennett,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
Moderators  ^^  j^^j^^  -pj^^^^  Cameron,  M.A,  Caius. 

T^^ „„      ( Robert  Hume  Davison  Mayall,  M.A.,  Sidney. 

i^xAMiNLRS     I  ^^ijdrew  Munro,  M. A.,  Queens\ 


Wranglers. 

Ds  *Watson,  G.  N.f 

Turiibull,  H.  W.t 
*Hill,  A.  V. 

Nayler,  W.  A. 

Wilton,  J.  R. 

Baynes,  D.  L.  H. 
*Norton,  H.  T.  J. 

Shaw,  H.  K. 

Stewart,  F.  W. 

Bainford,  A.  J. 

Denning,  H. 
Meadowcroft,  L.  V, 

Peck,  N.  F. 

Thompson,  W.  H, 

Ewer,  W.  N. 

Fry,  A.  H. 

Leather,  N.  G. 

Liddle,  G.  E. 

Stephen,  D.  R, 

Bhide,  M.  V. 

Lewis,  E.  P. 
*Taylor,  G.  L  (1) 

Wiuterbotham, 
F.  P. 

Young,  R.  A. 

Preston,  J.  E. 

Mittell,  H.  H. 

Savory,  D.  S, 

Farr,  H.  F 

Mitford 

Webbe, 

Hollingworth,  J. 


H.  F.      I 

•d,  c.  w.y 

3,  W.  H.  I 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Emm, 

Caius 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Jesiis 

Trin. 

King's 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Caius 

King's 

Christ's 

Magd. 

Corpus 

Cath. 

Jesus 

Queens' 

Pet. 


Senior  Optimes. 


I.  r.) 
J.  F.    ) 

,E.    y 

1,  A.  H.l 


Aziz,  A 
Dyer,  H.  F, 
Barton, 
Milsom 
Pearson, . 
Clarke,  H.  T. 
Coates,  W.  J. 
Epps,  G.  S.  W. 
Mills,  E,  J. 
Renwick,  J.  E. 
Cunningham,  J.  S, 
Nehru,  S.  S. 
Samuel,  H.  M. 
Woods,  G.  C. 
Marker,  R.  G.     I 
Perera,  G.  K.  W.V 
Poole,  H.  1 

Pritchard,  J.  L.> 
Taylor,  J.  E.  J.j" 


Pet. 

Corpus 

Queens' 

Caius 

Queens' 

Corpus 

Cath. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

King's 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Queens' 

Pemb. 

Pemh. 

Christ's 

Sid. 

Christ's 

Queens' 


Junior  Optimes. 


Bethell,  C. 
Bottomley,  A.  C. 
Bannatyne,  A.  G 
Engineer,  A.  A. 
Mahadeva,  A. 
English,  B.  A. 
Healey,  R.  E.  H. 
Heathcote,  L.  V. 
Pyne,  F.  S. 
Colman,  D.  M. 
Roxby,  B.  G. 
Batterby,  T.     ) 
Bentley,  F.       V 
Ohm,  D.  M«K. 


)  Trin. 
i  Clare 
I  King' 
\  Trin. 
)  Chris 
\  Kinq 

[h.m 

[Clare 
)  Pemb 
Pemh 
Emm 
Corpx 
Clare 
Joh. 


WOMEN. 


Smith,  E.  M.        Newnham 
(equal  to  16) 


Blyth,  V.  M.  Girton 

(equal  to  34) 
Bullock,  M.  A.  Girton 

Johnson,  H.  G.  Newnham 

(both  between  42  and  46) 


Carey,  V. )  Girton 

Puller,  LJ  Girton 

(equal  to  51) 
Marrack,  H.  E.)        Neimh 
Ward,  H.  M.     f       Newnh 

(equal  to  53) 
Fyffe,  M.  C.  Newnh 

(between  66  and  60) 
Dean,  D.  S.  Girton 

(equal  to  62) 


MATHEMATICAL  TKIPOSES. 


363 


Part  II.— June,  1908. 

(Henry  Frederick  Baker,  Sc.D.,  *S'^  John's. 
Ernest  William  Barnes,  8c.D.,  Trinity. 
Horace  Lamb,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Hector  Munro  Macdonald,  M.A.,  Clare. 


Class  I. 

Division  1. 
»8Turnbull,H.  W.t  Trin. 

Division  2. 
>8*Watson,  G.  N.f    Trin. 

Division  3. 


Class  II. 
Division  1. 


Division  3. 


Class  III. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 


Class  I. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 


WOMEN. 

Class  II. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 
Smith,  E.  M.  Newnhani 

Division  3. 


Class  III. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 
Division  3. 


16—2 


364 


MATHEMATICAL  TKIPOSES. 


Part  l.-June,  1908. 

Moderators  j^^^ur  Berry,  M.A.,  Kmg's. 

[George  Birtwistle,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

RxAMTVPRC!     i  Percy  Cory  Gaul,  M.A.,  Trinity  Hall. 
iiiXAMiNi^RS     I  Geoffrey  Thomas  Bennett,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 


Wranglers. 

Brodetsky,  S.      ) 
Ibbotson,  A.  W.f 
Minson,  H. 
*Shaw,  T.  K. 
Barnes,  G.  G. ) 
Moody,  R.  H.j 
MacRobert,  T.  M, 
Dunkloy,  H.  F. 
Leak,  H. 
Bishop,  T.  B.  W.) 
White,  A.  H.  S.  / 
Barry,  C.  B. 
Hunkin,  J.  W. 
Jackson,  G.  H. 
Richards,  F.  S. 
Woodhouse,  C.  E. 


Trin. 
Pemb. 
Christ's 
Sid. 
Joh. 
Emm. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Caixis 
Emm. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
Cuius 
King's 
Cuius 
Pemb. 


Weatherburn.C.E.  I'rin. 


Hoskin,  A.  S. 
Staley,  H.  S. 
Cooper,  W.  A. 
Evans,  W.  D. 
Hooker,  C.W.; 
Tryon,  G.  A. 
King,  L. 
"Lees,  S. 
Telfer, 
Mamlock,  P. 
Elderton,  T.  H. 


,  VJT.    a.. 

r-i 

w.  I 


Trin. 

Emm. 

King's 

King's 

Clare 

Peinb. 

Chi-ist's 

Joh. 

Clare 

Pemb. 

Clare 


Senior  Optimes. 


Bond,  J.  S. 
Deighton,  F.  M. 
Symns,  A.  A.  M. 
Whitwortli.W.H.A. 
Bryant,  G.  W. 
Jones,  R.  M. 
Jones,  R,  R.  P. 
Woodruff,  G.  G 
Richardson,  A.  V. 
Lob,  H.  ) 

Rabjohns,  WJ 
Smith,  S.  G. 
Sasse,  R.  H.  J.) 
Watts,  H.  P.     i 
Rau,  B.  S 
Gibb,  J 
Rex, 
Tint 

Ellis,  A.  G 
Band,  E. 
Brownrigg,  F 
Chapman,  E. 
Rose,  C.  P.  G 
Sambrook,  H 
Bonner,  C.  A, 
Britten,  J. 
Leonard,  P.  J. 
Wood,  S.  R. 
Leete,  W.  J.  H. 
Dove,  C.  K. 
Rogers,  G.S.deM. 


1,    S3.    C3. 

b,  J.       I 
:,  M.       V 

to,  J.  F. 


"1 

,fJ 


Emm. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Cuius 

Queens' 

King's 

Christ's 

Pet. 

Jesus 

Sid. 

Joh. 

Cuth. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Queens' 

Down. 

Cuth. 

King's 

Emm. 

Corpus 

Joh. 

Clare 

Cuius 

Magd. 

Cuius 


Junior  Optimes. 


Jackson,  G.  B. 
Case,  J,  \ 

Hobson,  O.  RJ 
M'^Michael,  J.  F. 
McNeill,  T. 
Young,  A.  S.  D. 
Higgs,  H.  J. 
Dawkins,  F.  V. 
M^Cowan,  H.  W. 
Jolly,  R.  B. 
Ross,  J.  E.  C. 
Yates,  H.  G. 
Harding,  E.  S.  S. 
James,  F.  A. 
Goodwin,  H.  J. 
Weston,  G.  E. 
Simons,  E. 
Balfour,  D.  H.  ) 
Blundell,  E.  K.\ 
Morgan,  J.  H.  F. 
Gandy,  E.  S. 
Dawson,  A.  M. 
Middleton,  L.  E. 
Pask,  R. 


Trin, 
Mugr 
Kinq' 
H.S^el 
Trin. 
Ctiris 
Maao 
H.Se, 
Joh. 
Emm 
Joh. 
Queet 
Kino' 
Joh. 
Jesus 
Mage 
Dowh 
Emm 
H.Sel 
Pemii 
Chris 
Joh. 
Queen 
NonCi 


WOMEN. 


Long,  M.  Girton       '.  Henry,  D.  L.  Girton 

(equal  to  4)  I  (between  40  and  41) 

Cameron,  J.  F.    Newnham  '  Field,  K.  Girton 

(equal  to  10)  1  (equal  to  44) 

Warren  Jones,  L.Crirton         Brown,  M.  G.  M.      Newnhant 
(equal  to  20)  !  (between  68  and  60) 


Robinson,  E.  Newnkc 

(equa  to  61) 
WiUott,  E.  Newnhi 

(equal  to  63) 
Collier,  W.  Newnho 

(equal  to  67) 
Creedj',  M.  Newnhc 

(equal  to  69) 
Nash,  F.  G.  Girton 

Dalton,  C.  E.  A.         Girton 
Webb,  D.  B.  Newnha 

Colson,  M.  G.  Newnha 

(all  between  71  and  72) 
Marshall,  M.  E.        Newnha 

(equal  to  72) 
Costelloe,  R.  C.  Newnha 

(equal  to  80) 
Walker,  R.  Girton 

(equal  to  81) 
Pillman,  M.  K.  Girton 

(between  82  and  83) 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


365 


Part  U.—June,  1909. 

/Henry  Frederick  Baker,  Sc.D.,  St  John's. 
T^^v.«TXT^.i>a  I  Thomas  John  I'Anson  Bromwich,  Sc.D.,  St  Johnfs, 
J^^XAMiNLRS  -j  Roi,e,.t  Alfred  Herman,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

\  Hector  Munro  Macdonald,  M.A.,  Clare. 

Class  III. 
Bivision  1. 


Class  I. 

Class  II. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

«rodetsky,  S. 
Ds  Cooper,  W.  A. 
Ds  Evans,  \V.  D. 

Trin. 

King's 

Kiwj's 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

»Lees,  S.                  Joh. 
.  *Shaw,  T.  K.         Sid. 



Division  3. 

Division  3. 

WOMEN. 

Class  I. 

Class  II. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

.iOng,  M,              Girton 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 





Division  3. 


Class  III. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 
Division  3. 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Moderators 


Examiners 


Part  l.—June,  1909. 

/John  Macalister  Dodds,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
(Godfrey  Harold  Hardy,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

I  Arthur  Berry,  M.A.,  King's. 
(George  Birtwistle,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 


Wranglers. 
Daniell,  P.  J. 
Neville,  E.  H. 
Mordell,  L.  J. 


Trin. 
Trin. 
Joh. 


Berwick,  W.  E,  H.  (2))  Clare 

Darwin,  C.  G.        |  Trin. 

*Livens,  G.  H.  (1)   >  Jesus 

Thompson, A.W.H.I  Trin. 

Waterfall,  C.  F.   /  Queens' 


Rau,  B.  N. 

Trin. 

Bonhote,  E.  F. 

Clare 

Reynolds,  C.  L. 

Clare 

Clough,  T. 

Joh. 

Dixon,  H.  H. 

Pemb. 

Chowla,  G.  S. 

Pet. 

Meggeson,R.R.H.  Caius 

Benny,  L.  B.) 
Urquhart,  J. ) 
Parkinson,  W. 

Christ's 

Jesus 

Pet. 

Civil,  H.  G.  V. 

H.Selw. 

Robinson,  F.  P. 

y   Pemb. 

Williamson,  R. 

Christ's 

Bathurst,  H,  C. 

1   Queens' 

M<=Cleland, 

]■ 

N.P.K.J.O'N 

)  Pemb. 

Lever,  D. 

I  Trin. 
f  Trin. 

Masterton,H.W 

Weightman,W.H.  Joh. 

Inayatullah 
Stickland,  J.  R. 

I  Christ's 
(Pemb. 

Arnell,  O.  R. 

)   Caius 

Carter,  R.  H.  A 

y  Trin. 

Freeman,  H. 

Christ's 

Senior  Optimes. 

Davies,  R.  |  Cath. 

Morris,  J.  >  Corpus 

Thompson,  A.  R.j  Joh. 

Perry,  W.  J.  H.Selw. 

Clark,  E.  D.         )   Trin. 

Illingworth,  O.    [^  Corpus 

Slater,  A.  (   Cath. 

Wliitworth,G.E.A.)   Trin. 

Glare,  T.  W.  Sid. 

Douthwaite.A.W.S.l  Clare 

Finder,  A.  H.       /■  Queens' 

Sulaiman,  S.  M.  )  Christ's 

Sugden,  G.  H.        Pemb. 

Bayly,  B.  M.       ^  Trin 

Dalvi,  V.  G. 

Lancaster,  E, 

Scholfield,  C 

Wolbrom,  A.  R.'  Sid 

Watkins,  W.  F.     Emm. 

Priestley,  G.  W.    Trin. 


}Tri) 
Joh. 
Queens' 
Trin. 


Junior  Optimes. 


Jesus 
JI.  Selu 

Juh. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Vorput 

Queens 

Joh. 


Krishnamma,  N.  R.  Queem. 
Dalton,  E.H.J.  N.  King't 
Jenkin,  R.  T.)  ' 

Wells,  A.  P.  ; 
Fewings,  J.  A. 
Freke,  C.  G. 
Warwick,  W.  T. 
Lyle,  R.  C. 
Pearson,  C.H.M.j 
Kirloskar,  V.  G. 

Cruickshank,D.E.)  Joh. 

Edwards,  S.  J.      i  Sid. 
Blacklock,  J.  H.)    Chria'i 
Cooke,  W.  L      y  Caiui 
Matthews,  A.  S.     MagcL 
Whewell,  H.  Joh. 

Ross,  C.  M.  King's 

Ashburner,  J.  C.)  Christ' i 
Sharpe,  E.  j'  Jesus 

Sisson,  B.  H.         Emm. 
Woollen,  W.  H.     Joh. 
Hemmant,  M. 
Holthouse,  C.  L. 


Petnb. 
Joh. 


WOMEN. 


Mathews,  I.  M.       Girton 
(between  18  and  19) 


Taylor,  M.  T.  E.        Girton 

(between  34  and  35) 

Ingle,  O.  M.  Newnham 

(equal  to  35) 


Braginton,  D.  Newnhan 

(equal  to  54) 
Abbott,  D.  M.  Newnhaf) 

(equal  to  59) 
Dilks,  A.  I.  A'ewnhan 

(equal  to  62) 
Thane,  V.  H.  M.       Newnhan 
Cracknell,  E.  E.        Girton 
(both  between  63  and  64) 
Martin,  O.  F.        ) 
Townsend,  H.  M.i" 


Neumhan 
Newnhan> 


(equal  to  64) 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


367 


Part  ll.—June,  1910. 

j"  Henry  Frederick  Baker,  Sc.D.,  /St  John's. 
^,  J  Thomas  John  I'Auson  Bromwich,  Sc.D.,  St  John's. 

I^XAMINERS  1  j^^j^gj.^  ^jf^^^  Herman,  M.A.,  Trmitt/. 

I  Hector  Munro  Macdonald,  M.A.,  Clare. 


Class  I. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 

Berwick,  W.  E.  H.  (2)  Clare 

I  )arw-in,  C.  G.  Trin. 

'Livens,  G.  H.  (1)  Jes. 

.AIiicRobert,T.  M.  Trin. 

.Mordell,  L.  J.        J  oh. 

Neville,  E.  H.  Trin. 
,  ri-ompson,  A.W.H.    Trin. 


Division  3. 


Class  II. 
Division  1. 


Division  2, 


Division  3. 


Class  III. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


WOMEN. 

Class  I. 

Class  II. 

Class  III. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Mathews,  I.  M.      Girton 



Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 







368 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


NEW  REGULATIONS. 

The  lists  of  Candidates  icho  obtain  Honotirs  in  Part  I  are  arranged  in  thret 
classes,  the  names  in  each  class  being  placed  in  alphabetical  order. 

The  lists  of  Candidates  who  obtain  Honours  in  Part  II  are  arranged  in  threi 
classes  of  Wranglers,  Senior  Optimes  and  Junior  Optimes,  the  names  in  eac) 
class  being  placed  in  alphabetical  order.  The  mark  {b)  is  attached  to  th 
names  of  those  Candidates  who  have  satisfied  the  Moderators  and  Examiner. 
in  subjects  of  Schedtde  B.  The  marh  (b*)  is  attached  to  the  names  of  thou 
Candidates  loho  in  the  opinion  of  the  Moderators  and  Examiners  deservt 
special  credit  in  subjects  of  Schedule  B. 

Part  L,  1908. 


(William  Welsh,  M.A.,  Jesus. 
Examiners  <  John  Forbes  Cameron,  M.A.,  Gaius. 
( Penry  Vaughan  Bevan,  M. A.,  Trinitjf. 

First  Class.  Second  Class.  Third  Class. 

Foot,  S.  H. 
Millward,  G,  D. 
Moung,  M, 


Arnell,  O.  R. 
Baggley,  A.  C. 
Bonhote,  E.  F. 
Chasteney,  H.  E. 
Cheshire,  R.  W. 
Clemmow,  C.  A. 
Cope,  T. 
Day,  G. 

Douthwaite.A.W.S 
Evans,  V.  W.  E. 
Ferguson,  D.  F. 
Forder,  H.  G. 
Haswell,  P. 
Lovell,  E.  N. 
Marchbank,  F.  F. 
Meier,  F.  A. 
Mudd,  N. 
Noble,  E.  R. 
Pinsent,  G.  H.  S. 
Reynolds,  C.  L. 
RoDinson,  J.  S. 
Robson,  A. 
Rbnnfeldt,  F. 
Rushforth,  F.  V. 
Spargo,  F.  W. 
Tait,  H.  N. 
Townend,  R.  D.  M, 
Ward,  K.  M. 
WelcJi,  J.  J. 


Cains 
Emm. 
Clare 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Pet. 

Christ's 
Caitis 
5.  Clare 
Trin.H. 
Trin. 
Sid. 
Sid. 
Jesus 
Sid. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Sid. 
Trin. 
Clare 
Sid. 
Sid. 
Christ's 
Caius 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Sid. 
Emm. 
Trin. 


Brennan,  J. 
Dickson,  F.  P. 
Donaldson,  H. 
Dyer,  A.  C. 
Ferguson,  J.  C.  M. 
Glasson,  A.  K. 
Lai,  M, 

Mannooch,  J.  K, 
Pitt,  R.  B. 


Christ's 

Pemb. 

Sid. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Corpus 

Christ's 

Queens' 

Clare 


Emm. 

Down 

King's 

Nightingale,  H.  P.  Christ' 


Western,  O. 
Whiddington,  R. 
Wood,  A.  W.  M. 


1  rin, 

Joh. 

Trin. 


WOMEN. 


Forrest,  E. 
Sayer,  M. 


Netvnham  i  Earle,  J.  M. 
Newnham  \  Garstang,  E.  P. 


Newnham 
Newnham 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 
Part  L,  1909. 

(Alfred  North  Whitehead,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
Examiners  \  William  Welsh,  M.A.,  Jesus. 

(John  Forbes  Cameron,  M.A.,  Caius. 


369 


First  Class. 

Baker,  W.  E. 
Bate,  A. 
Beech,  J. 
Best,  J.  K, 

Birchall,  W.  R. 
Bliss,  E.  W. 
Board,  D.  L. 
Bolton,  P. 
Botham,  A.  F. 
Bruut,  D. 
Carpenter,  C.  (J. 
Carter,  W.  H. 
Chapman,  S. 
Davis,  H.  J. 
Farrar,  E. 
Fowler,  R.  H. 
Frankhn,  C.  R. 
Oillson,  A.  H.  S. 
(irieve,  A.  B. 
I  Harford,  H.D.B. 
Infold,  L. 
•laffee,  M. 
.lonos,  II.  S. 
■  in.ison,  J.  F. 
orthy  Browne, 
B.  E. 
.ing,  A.  T. 
i.awrence,  J.  T. 
l>oe,  H.  W. 
L(Ki:,'e,  R.  F. 
I.vons,  R.  J, 
cMulIan,C.W.K. 
.Mason,  N. 
-Milev,  M. 
-Miidie,  R.  F. 
Nixon,  F.  H. 
Koes-Mogg,  L.  L, 
l!(.manis,W.H.C, 
Kuss,  I.  D. 
Saunders,  A.  H. 
Scholes,  J. 
Stwell,  T.  J.  E. 
Southwell,  R.  v. 
Sparling,  H.  P. 
Stevens,  C.  G.  B. 
StL'vens,  G.  H. 
Street,  R.  O. 
I'horpe,  A.  F. 
Veitch,  A.  G. 
Watson,  T.  W. 
Wilson,  B. 
Vvren,  T.  L. 


I'rin. 

Trin. 

Caitis 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Queens' 

King's 

Clare 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Clare 

Jesus 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Jesus 

H.Selw. 

Jesus 
Corpus 
Trin. 
Queens' 
Kinq's 
Joh. 
Pemb. 
Sid. 
Trin. 
King's 
Pemb. 
Sid. 
,  Trin. 
Caius 
Christ's 
Trin. 
Queens' 
Trin. 
Queens' 
Emm. 
Caius 
Joh. 
Jesru 
Queens' 
Joh. 
Sid. 
Joh. 


Second  Class. 

Allen,  L.  A.  Joh. 

Arnold-Wallinger, 


G.  S. 
Baxter,  H.  A. 
Bleasdell,  J.  T 
Briggs,  M. 
Clough, V. 
Durst,  C,  S. 
Fairbouru,  A.  N.  Magd. 
Finch,  C.  E.  O.      Jesus 
Goodwin,  H.  A.  C.  Jesus 
Gudgin,  S.  H.        Down. 
Hall,  F.  G.  Kimi's 

Hallimond,  A.  F.  Pernb. 
Hamilton,  G.  H 
Hughes,  F.  A. 
Hunter,  C.  J. 
Kharegat,  P.  M, 
Knappett,  P.  G. 
Lawson,  T.  D, 
Leeming,  A.  J. 
Light,  D,  O. 
Lister,  T. 
Mackenzie-Kennedy,  H.C.D.C, 
Clare 
Mann,  J.  W.         Cath. 
Mason,  A.  D.  C.     Trin.H. 
Moore,  N.  Jesus 

Munesuighe,  M,  L.  Queens' 


Trin. 
H.  Selw. 
H.  Selw. 
Sid. 
Christ's 
Pemb. 


Sid. 

Sid. 

Corpus 

Clare 

Magd. 

Down. 

Corpus 

Pemb. 

Joh. 


Oxley,  A.  E 
Piggott,  J.  I. 
Pinkham,  C. 
(iuick,  E.  K. 
Rideal,  E.  K. 
Roechling,  G.  D. 
Sanderson,  R.  B. 
Sansford,  F.  EL 
Schwartz,  C. 

Shephard,  W.  H.  Christ'. 
Simmons,  C.  E.  Queens 
Smith,  O.  C.  Joh. 

Sonnenthal,  H.  M.  Pemb. 
Straker,  H.  G.  Pemb. 
Ward,  W.  J.  Trin. 

Waugh,  A.  D.  Magd. 
Williams,  P.  M.W.Jofe. 
Wright,  A.  J.        Jesus 


Trin. 

Pemb. 

Caius 

Joh. 

Trin.H. 

Queens' 

Queens' 

Queens' 

Queens' 


Third  Class. 

Atkinson,  J.  D.  Corpus 
Campbell,  R.  C,  C.  King's 
Carr,  A.  I.  Cath. 

Chandavarkar,V.N.  King's 
"      '  ~  Trin. 

Kinq's 
Tnn. 
Caius 
H.  Selw. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Down. 
Down. 
Chrisfs 
Pemb. 
Christ's 
Corpus 
Christ's 
Joh. 
King's 
Joh. 
Queens' 


Dewhurst,  C, 

Dow,  S. 

Geldard,  S. 

Gingell,  W.  C. 

Greville,  P.  K 

Hudson,  F.  A. 

Ireland,  J.  F. 

Kanjilal,  M. 

Karn,  J.  C. 

KoKo 

Ledward,  C, 

Lee,  R.  D, 

Marriott,  J.  . 

Mehta,  J.  N. 

Milne,  G. 

Newton,  B.  0. 

Price,  N.  J. 

Pugh,  J.  V. 

Temperley,E.E.V,  Sid. 

Thornely,  R.  R.     Trin.H. 

Vaidya,  S.  B.         Joh. 

Vance,  J.  G.  NonColl. 

Wagle,  B.  K.  Sid. 

Woods,  F.  J.         Trin. 


H. 
F.  L. 


WOMEN. 


Knney,  A.  B.  D. 
•Harvey,  E,  B. 


Girton 
Girton 


Bugby,  H.  D. 
Ferguson,  E. 
Handford,  W.  M, 
Nicolle,  G.  H. 
Pugh,  E.  M. 
Reeve,  K.  P.  F. 
Stone,  G.  M. 
Wallace,  N.  E. 


Girton 

Neumham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 


Clarke,  A.  V. 
Clarkson,  L.  C. ; 
Clayton,  B.  E. 
Cull,  E,  M. 
Fullerton,  W.  M. 
Hollowell,  G.  A. 
Lewis,  D. 


Newnham 

Neumham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Neumham 

Girton 

16—5 


370 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.,  1910. 

(Alfred  North  Whitehead,  Sc.D.,  Trivity. 
Examiners  ^  James  Bennet  Peace,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
i  Percy  Cory  Gaul,  M.A.,  Trinitij  Hall. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class 

Third  Class. 

Allen,  P.  H.  C. 

Caius 

Acton,  H. 

Joh. 

Alison,  L.  H. 

r.---:r- 

iieveridKe,  R.  B. 

Pet. 

Atkins,  E.  M. 

Cath. 

Brand,  H.  G. 

f  ,  , 

Bragg,  W.  L. 

Trin. 

Ball,  A.  E. 

Queens' 

Brook,  C.  A. 

Budd,  W, 

Trin.H. 

Barton,  C.  G. 

Pemb. 

Bull,  H.  R. 

U'''>-' 

Butterworth,  W. 

Corpus 

Chevassut,  F.  G. 

Trin. 

Capron,  M.  A. 

Kintf 

Clarke,  J.  H. 

Trin. 

Clemmow,  E.  P. 

Pet. 

Castlehow,J.A> 

.U.Se 

Clow,  A.  G. 

Joh. 

Culverwell,  J.  S. 

Cath. 

Chatterji,  A.  K. 

Joh. 

Cole,  J.  H. 

Joh. 

Dawson,  H. 

Emm. 

Dobson,  R.  R. 

Cowlin,  F.  E. 

Trin. 

Douglas,  W.  E. 

Joh. 

Glasson,  L. 

Daltroff,  E.  M. 

Queens' 

Eade,  C. 

Pemb. 

Godber,  H.  T. 

Fisher,  R.  A. 

Caius 

Hammick,  H.  A. 

Pemb. 

Hargreaves,  H.  P 

.  P,;,. 

Fletcher,  W.  W. 

Jesus 

Hedgecock,  A.  T. 

Joh. 

Hart,  N.  B. 

Dw 

Frazer,  R.  A. 

Pemb. 

Hopkinson,  R.  C. 

Trin. 

Henderson,  H.  D 

Ew 

George,  H.  H. 

Trin. 

Jenkin,  C.  0.  F. 

King's 

Huggonson,  R.  P 

Chr 

Gossling,  B.  S. 
Grigg,  J.  P. 

Trin. 

Kelsey,  A.  R. 

Magd. 

Hutchings,  C.  E. 

Kw 

Joh. 

Knight.  W.  F. 

Emm. 

Jewson,  J.  C. 

Pei. 

Grove,  O.  H. 

Christ's 

Kuntay,  Y.  K. 

NonColl. 

Kennedy,  J.  0. 

E,H,„ 

Jackson,  J. 

Trin. 

McKenna,J.P.L 

Emm. 

Komarovsky,  B. 

Trin 

Jacob,  L.  G. 

Christ's 

Madden,  J.  G. 

Pemb. 

Lane,  G.  R.' 

Chrii 

Johnson,  F.  C. 

Sidney 

Mukarji,  S.  N. 
Otty,  H.  R. 

Queens' 

Maunspll.S.A.W 

Trin 

Lamb,  G.  J. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Mellersh,  E.  L. 

H.Se 

Mayo,  R.  H. 

Magd. 

Poore,  W.  G. 

Trin. 

Mercer,  J.  L.  C. 

King 

Mayor,  F. 

Emm. 

Rees,  H.  L. 

Joh. 

Moursi,  M.  M. 

Pemb 

Mitchell,  A.  W.C 

Caius 

Ritson,  F. 

Maqd. 

Napier,  L.  P. 

King 

Moline,R.W.H. 

Emm. 

Rowell,  A.  H. 

Joh. 

Pearsall,  H.  G. 

Emm 

Nayler,  L.  J. 

Pet. 

Rudkins,  F.  P. 

Christ's 

Price,  T.  Y. 

Cath. 

Ramamurty,S.  V 

.  Trin. 

Sale,  H.  M. 

Christ's 

Rae,  E.  V.  R. 

Emm 

Rau,  B.  R. 
Sandon,  F. 

King's 

Stevens,  H.  H. 

Clare 

Sharp,  W. 
Smith,  C.  F. 

Corp 

Corpus 

Turnbull,  P.  H. 

Queens' 

Joh'. 

Segal,  M. 

Clare 

Vaccha,  F.  B. 

NonColl. 

Smith,  F.  E. 

N07>(' 

Stephen,  F.  C. 

Emm. 

Walton,  J.  H. 

King's 

Smith,  F.  H. 

Pein 

Stewart,  C.  A. 

Trin. 

Walton,  W.H.iM 

.  Pemb. 

Spikes,  W.  H. 

Cor: 

Thomas,  S.  H. 

Petnb. 

Wilkinson,  J.  S. 

Cath. 

Truman,  M.  G. 

H.S. 

Townshend,  H. 

Trin. 

Wright,  A.  J. 

Clare 

Waters,  K.  S. 

Joh. 

Tregenza,  C.  W. 

Down. 

White,  N.  C. 

Trin. 

Watson,  D.  J. 

Clare 

Williams,  N.  D. 

Trin. 

Wigley,  W.  C.  S. 

Emm. 

Williams,  R.  M. 

Magd. 

Willis,  A.  G.  F. 

Christ's 

Wood,  L.  W. 

Queens' 
Trin. 

Wright,  R.  M. 

WOMEN. 


Thwaites,  L 


Girton 


Barnard,  E.  L. 
Black,  L.  M. 
Grant,  K. 
Jackson,  A.  M. 
Keely,  L  M.  S. 
King,  R.  H, 
Powers,  G.  E. 
Pyper,  I.  B. 
Sykes,  F.  M. 


Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 

Neumham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 


Buchler,  T.  L.  L. 

Girton 

Dukes,  W.  S. 

Newnho 

Frew,  J.  M. 

Newnha 

Gerrard,  A. 

Girton 

Green,  A.  M. 

Netmha 

Hooke,  M.  A. 

Newnho 

Jesson,  M.  W. 

Girton 

Johnson,  H.  M. 

Newnha 

McDonald,  F.  M. 

Girton 

M=Hardy,  C.  G.  L. 

Girton 

Murray,  G.  N.  L.  R 
Nicholls,  G. 

Girton 

Girton 

Nicholson,  M. 

Girton 

Revell,  D.  M. 

Newnha 

Rolland,  F.  K. 

Newnha 

Scott,  A.  N. 

Newnha 

Wilson,  M. 

Girton 

Woodhouse,  E.  M. 

Newnha 

MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


371 


Part  IL,  1910. 


Moderators 


Examiners 


(Ernest  William  Hobson,  ScD.,  Chrisfs. 

1  Joseph  Larmor,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

r Arthur  Berry,  M.A.,  King's. 

)  Augustus  Edward  Hough  Love,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

J  Arthur  Stanley  Ramsey,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 

(Godfrey  Harold  Hardy,  M.A,,  Trinity. 


The  mark  (ft)  is  attached  to  the  names  of  those  Candidates  wlio  have  satisfied  the  Moderators 
1  Examiners  in  subj  ects  of  Scliedule  B. 

The  mark  (ft*)  is  attached  to  the  names  of  those  Candidates  who  in  the  opinion  of  the 
derate rs  and  Examiners  deserve  special  credit  in  subjects  of  Schedule  B. 


Wranglers. 

Senior  Optimes. 

Junior  Optimes. 

Best,  J.  K.             Queens' 

Baggley,  A.  C.       Emm. 

Allen,  L.  A. 

Joh. 

Birchall,  W.  R.      Trin. 

Baker,  W.  E.         Trin. 

Durst,  C.  S. 

Pemb. 

Brunt,  D.  (6)          Trin. 

Ds  Beech,  J.                Caius 

Dver,  A.  C. 

Emm. 

Chapman,  S.  (6*)    Trin. 

Board,  D.  L.  (ft)     Queens' 

Gudgin,  S.  H. 

Down. 

Chastenev,  H.  E.  Joh. 

Franklin,  C.  R.  (ft)  Pemb. 

Hunter,  C.  J. 

Corpus 

Cheshire.R.W.  (6)  Trin. 

Hall,  F.  G.             KiHi/'s 

Knappett,  P.  G 

Magd. 
Cath. 

Clemmow,C.A.(ft)Prf. 

Kharegat,  P.  M.     Clare 

Mann,  J.  W. 

Ferguson,  D.F.  (ft)  Trin. 

Lodge,  R.  F.          Ki)u/'s 

Marriott,  J.  F. 

L.  Corpus 

Forder,  H.  G.  (ft)  Sidney 

Manohar  Lai          Christ's 

Mehta,  J.  N. 

Christ's 

Infeld,  L.  (ft)          Queens' 

Milne,  G.               Joh. 

Moore,  N. 

Jesus 

Jaflfee,  M.  (ft)          Trin. 

Piggott  J.  I. 

Pemb. 

Laing,  A.  T.           Corpus 

Quick,  E.  K. 

Joh. 

Lovell,  E.  N.         Jems 

Sewell,  T.  J.  E 

Queetis' 

Marchbank,  F.  F.  Sidney 

Mudd,  N.  (ft*)        Trin. 

insent,  G.  H.  S.  (ft*)  Trin. 

.  Robinson,  J.  S.  (6)  Sidnet/ 

Robson,  A  (ft*)       Sidnet/ 

Rushforth,  F.  V.   Caius 

Spargo,  F.  W.  (ft)  Joh. 
Tait,  H.  N.  (6*)      Joh. 
Veitch,  A.  G.  (ft*)  Queejis' 
Welch,  J.  J.  (ft)     Tnn. 

WOMEN. 

Finney,  A.  B.  D.   Girton 

Earle,  J.  M.               Newnham 

Clarke,  A.  V. 

Newnham 

Forrest,  E.                 Newnham 

Cull,  E.  M. 

Girton 

Sayer,  M.                   Newnham 

FuUerton,  W.  M. 

Newnham 

Hollowell,  G.  A. 

Newnham 

Lewis,  1). 

Girton 

Pugh,  E.  M. 

Girton 

Reive.  K.  F.  F. 

Newnham 

372 


MATHEMATICAL  TKIPOSES. 


Part  II.,  1911. 


Moderators 


E.  W.  Hobson,  Sc.D,  Christ's. 


Examiners 


H.  Lamb,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
H.  W.  Richmond,  M.A.,  King's. 
A.  S.  Ramsey,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
G.  Birtwistle,  M.A,,  Pembroke. 


Wranglers. 

Bliss,  E.  W. 
Bolton,  P. 
Botham,  A.  F. 
Carter,  W.  H. 
Davis,  H.  J.  {b) 
Fowler,  R.  H.  (6*) 
George,  H.  H.  (6) 
Gillsou,A.H.S.(*; 
Grieve,  A.  B,  (6*) 
Jones,  H.  S,  (/>*) 
Lawrence,  J.  T.  (b) 
Lee,  H.  W. 
Lyons,  R.  J.  {b) 
Mason,  N. 
Mayor,  F. 
Mudie,  R.  F.  (b) 
Mukarji,  S.  N. 
Nixon,  F.  H.  (b) 
Scholes,  J.  (b) 
Schwartz,  C.  (6*) 
Stevens,  G.  H.  (6) 
Street,  R.  O.  (fe*) 
Watson,  T.  W.  (b) 
Wren,  T.  L.  (?y*) 


Christ's 
Khufs 
Clare 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
)Joh. 
Clare 
Jesus 
Trin. 
Queens' 
Joh. 
Sidney 
Emm. 
Kinp's 
Queens' 
Pemb. 
Trin. 
Queens' 
Caius 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Bate,  A. 
Baxter,  H.  A. 
Carpenter,  C.  G. 
Clemmow,  E.  P. 
Farrar,  E.  (b) 

H.  D.  B. 


Trin. 

H.  Selw. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Corpus 

Pemb. 


Harford 
Leeniing,  A.  J. 
Light,  D,  O, 
MacMullan,C.W.K.  Pemb. 
Munesinghe,  M.  L.  Queens' 
Rau,  B.  R.  King's 

Ross,  I.  D.  Caius 

Sanderson,  R.  B.  Queens' 
Saunders,  A.  H.     Christ's 
Sparling,  H.  P.      Queens' 
Stevens,  C.  G.  B.   Emm. 
Wilkinson,  J.  S.     Cath. 
Wright,  R.  M.        Trin. 


Junior  Optin 

Clough,  V. 
Huggonson,  R.  P. 
Hutchings,  C.  E. 
Knight,  W.  F. 
Kuntay,  Y.  K. 
Lawson,  T,  D. 
Ledward,  C.  H. 
Mason,  A.  D.  C. 
Otty,  H,  R. 
Woods,  F.  J. 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Eckersley,  T.  L.,  Trin. 


Harvey,  E.  B.  (b)    Girton 


WOMEN. 


Bugby,  H.  D. 
Clayton,  B.  E. 
Handford,  W.  M. 
Jackson,  A.  M. 
King,  R.  H. 
Nicolle,  G.  H. 


Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 


Clarkson,  L.  C. 
Dukes,  W.  S. 
Ferguson,  E. 
Gerrard,  A. 
Stone,  G.  M. 


Newnhari 

Ncirnhan 

Netcnhaii 

Girton 

Newnhan 


MATHEMATICAL  TKIPOSES.  373 


Part  I.,  1911. 

[John  Macalister  Dodds,  M.A.,  Peterhouse, 
Examiners  j  James  Bennet  Peace,  M.A.,  Emmanuel 
\  Percy  Cory  Gaul,  M. A.,  Trinity  Hall. 


First  Class. 

Abrahamson,  I.     Clare 
Brown,  O.  H.        Pemb. 
Carter,  G.  L.  L.     Christ's 
Cliandra,  R.  Trin. 

Daniels,  M.  Sid. 

Hay,  M.  C.  Trin. 

Everington,  G.  F.  Cath. 
Fison,  A.  K.  Joh. 

Forster,  T.  Trin. 

Gilbert,  R.  W.  Joh. 
Gilhani,  C.  W.  Pet. 
Glauert,  H.  Trin. 

Goldie,  A.  H.  R.   Joh. 
Hudson,  R.  B.       Trin.H. 
Hunt,  F.  R.  W.     Omens' 
James,  C.  K.  Caius 

Jeffreys,  H.  Joh. 

Jones,  C.  E.  Jesus 

Lang,  H.  Caius 

."Nlaccoby,  E.  M.     Joh. 
-M'^Kerrow,  G.        Caiu^ 
Mansfield,  P.  T.     Pemb. 
-Mills,  E.  Cormis 

Milne-Thonison,L.M.  Corp. 
Morris,  F.  M.         Joh. 
i'insent,  1).  H.        Trin. 
Pollock,  R.  E.        Pemb. 
Proudman,  J.         Trin. 
Quass,  P.  Joh. 

Rawson,  H.  F.  R.  Trin. 
Richardson,  C,  A.  Sidney 
Roxburgh,  T.  J.  Y.  Maffd. 
Sen,  B.  M.  King's 

Sharp,  T.  H.  Joh. 

Shaw,  E.  B.  Trin. 

Smailes,  A.  PJmm. 

Thomson,  G.  P.  Trin. 
Walmsley,  C.  King's 
Wardley,  G.  C.  N.  Trin. 
Weisberg,  H.  Christ's 
Whitfield,  E.  H.  D.  Joh. 
Willox,  A.  G.  Clare 
Winn,  C.  E.  Trin. 


■^biting,  M.  H.  Girton 


Second  Class. 

Andras,  J.  B, 
Antrobus,  H. 
Back,  N. 
Barron,  G.  D. 
Bentliff,  H.  D. 
Bethway,  W.  S. 
Bhate,  B.  K. 
Bradbury,  N. 
Broad,  F.  H. 
Conder,  J.  M. 
Cowie,  D.  H. 
Davies,  H.  B. 
Evans,  A   F.  R. 
Everett,  W.  W. 
Fairley,  W. 
Ham,  P.  S. 
Hamilton,  C.  J. 
Harris,  J.  B. 
Hope,  J.  H. 
Humby,  S.  R. 
James,  T.  M. 
Lockwood,  P.  K. 
Malconison,  W.  D 
Marris,  E.  D. 
Maynard,  C.  B. 
Ormrod,  W. 
Parrv,  A.  H. 
Parrv,  T).  J. 
Peek",  B.  M. 
Pound,  M.  S. 
Ridden,  (i.  B. 
Rigby,  (}. 
Ruthven,  J. 
Saunder,  D.  A. 
Scott,  W.  L. 
Stein,  P. 

Sutherland,  G.  A. 
Tonge,  R.  D. 
Townend,  H.  D. 
Townsend,  R.  W. 
Turner,  A.  J. 
Wagner,  R.  H. 
Whewell,  W.  E. 


Trin. 
Joh. 
Down. 
Caius 
Trin. 
Trin. 
NonColl. 
Caius 
Pemb. 
Joh. 
Emm. 
Pemb. 
Pemb. 
Down. 
Magd. 
Down. 
Sidney 
H.Selw. 
Trin. 
Queens' 
Emm. 
Magd. 
Pemb. 
Emm. 
Pet. 
Down. 
Clare 
Trin. 
Maud. 
Pemb. 
Queens' 
Cath. 
Down. 
Caius 
Clare 
Caius 
Joh. 
Pemb. 
Queens' 
Joh. 
Caius 
Christ's 
Magd. 


WOMEN. 


Behrman,  E.  R. 
Chambers,  M. 
Dutt,  E. 
Gallimore,  M. 
Hildersley,  D.  B. 
Knapman,  A. 
Swain,  L.  M. 


Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Neumham 

Newnham 


Third  Class. 
Amps,  L.  W.  King's 

Atkmson,  W.  G.  Emm. 
Baldwin,  C.  W.  Sidney 
Bharucha,  N.  M.  Caitis 
Bose,  L.  M.  V.  Pemb. 
Cazalet,  G.  L.  Jesus 
Cochrane,  K.  A.B.  Caius 
Edwards,  G.  R.  Joh. 
Fearfield,  C.  J.  Caius 
Gayne,  A.  A.  A.  Clare 
Gibson,  N.  Down. 

Glynne,  A.  Clare 

Gossling,  F.  N.      Emm. 
Hendrie,  H.  A.      H.  Selw. 
Kinghom,  E.  C.    King's 
Lucas,  W,  T.  Trin.H. 

Lyon,  R,  C.  G.  Magd. 
Malet,  H.  A.  G.  Caius 
Marshall,  A.  R.  Caius 
Mathews,  P.  King's 

Morgan,  E.  D.       King's 
Moung,  M.  A.        Clare 
Nicholas,  F.  Emm. 

Northcote,  D.  S.     Trin. 
Patwardhan.V.C.  Trin. 
Stanley,  E.  S.        King's 
Trouton,  F,  T.       Trin. 
Young,  B.  W.        Christ's 


Baxter,  M. 
Beamish,  A.  O. 
Board,  A.  J. 
Gillespie,  A.  M.  L. 
Hall,  E.  E. 
Hammond,  P.  S.  R, 
Keary,  E. 
Kitching.  I. 
Often,  F.  E.  M. 
Perren,  C.  E. 
Usher,  R.  D. 
Wright,  E.  B. 
Wright,  E.  M. 


Girton 

Girton 

Girton 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Neumham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 


374 


MATHEMATICAL  TEIPOSES. 


Part  II.,  1912. 


MO.KK..OKS   {r:eTS"'frt^«%''  "■"■""'• 


Examiners 


Wrawilers. 

Clarke,  J.  H.  (b) 
Clow,  A.  G.  (6) 
Cole,  J.  H.  (?>) 
BaltrofT,  E.  M. 
Fisher,  R.  A.  {h) 
i'razer,  R.  A.  (p*) 
Grigg,  P.  J.  (6*) 
Grove,  O.  H. 
Jackson,  J.  (b*) 
Johnson,  F.  C. 
Lamb,  G.  J. 
Mitchell,  A.  W.C.  (6*) 
Morris,  F.  M.  (6*) 
^Xvle^,  J.  L.  (b*) 
Proudraan,  J.  (6*) 
Ramamurty,S.V.(6*) 
Sandon,  F. 
Segal,  M.  [b) 
Sen,  B.  M.  (6*) 
Stephen,  F.  C.  (6) 
Stewart,  C.  A.  (6*) 
Thomas,  S.  H.  (b) 
Thomson,  G.  P.  (6*) 
Townshend,H.(6*) 
Tregenza,C.W.(ft) 
Watson,  D.  J. 
Wigley.W.  C.  S. 


Augustus  Edward  Hough  Love,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
Herbert  William  Richmond,  M.A.,  King's. 
John  Gaston  Leathem,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
^George  Birtwistie,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 


Tnn. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Queem' 

Cuius 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Cfirist',<! 

Trin. 

Sidney 

Trin. 

Caius 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Clare 

King's 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Down. 

Clare 

Emm. 


Senior  Optimes. 


Acton,  H. 
Allen,  P.  H.  C. 
Andras,  J.  B. 
Ball.  A.  E. 
Budd,  W. 
Butterworth,  W. 
Chevassiit,  F.  G. 
Fletcher,  W.  W. 


Joh. 

Cuius 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Trin.H. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Jesus 


M^Kenna.J.P.  L.  Emm. 


Madden,  J.  G. 
Parry,  D.  J. 
Ritson,  F. 
Rowell,  A.  H. 
Smailes,  A. 
Walton,  W.  H.  M. 
Williams,  R.  M. 
Willis,  A.  G.  F. 
Wood,  L.  W. 


Pemb. 

Trin. 

Maffd. 

Joli 

Pimm. 

Pemb. 

Maad. 

Christ's 

Queens' 


Junior  Optimes. 


Barton,  C.  G. 
Castlehow,  J.  A.  S. 
Godber,  H.  T. 
Lyon,  R.  C.  G. 
Mellersh,  E.  L. 
Poore,  W.  (J. 
Rees,  H.  L. 
Smith,  F.  E. 
Wood,  A.  W\  M. 


I 


Pemb. 
n.Selw. 
Trin. 
Mand. 
H.Selw. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
NonCoU 
Trin. 


WOMEN. 


Behrman,  R  R.  {b)    Newnham 
Pyper,  L  B.  Girton 


Grant,  K. 
Green,  A.  M. 
Hooke,  M.  A. 
Powers,  G.  E. 
Revell,  D.  M. 
Sykes,  F.  M.  (b) 
Tnwaites,  I. 


Newnham 
Newnham 
Newnham 
Neumham 
Newnham 
Newnham 
Girton 


Barnard,  E.  L.  Girton 

Josson,  M.  W.  Girton 

Johnson,  H.  M.  Newnham 

M'=  Hardy,  C.  G.  L.  Girton 

Murray,  G.  N.  L.  R.  Girton 

NichoUs,  G.  Girton 

Woodhouse,  E.  M.  Newnham 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


375 


Part  I.,  1912. 

rJohn  Macalister  Dodds,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
Examiners  \  Henry  Cumminji:  Robson,  M.A.,  Sidney  Sussex. 
i  Charles  Edward  Inglis,  M.A.,  Kino's. 


First  Class 

Second  Class. 

Ade,  F.  C. 

Trin. 

Ali,  M. 

Christ's 

Allen,  F.  I).  C. 

Cains 

Armstron^r,  J.  L. 
Barrington.F.E.P. 

Cath. 

Anthony,  H.  D. 

Queens' 

Caius 

Bennison,  J.  J. 

Corpus 

Black,  R.  P. 

Trin. 

Benjamin,  J.  A. 

Clare 

Bremner,F.D.  H 

.  Trin. 

Best,  R.  W.  G. 

Pet. 

Bugeja,  V. 
Cuffe,  (i.  E. 

Sidney 

Bickford-Smitli,W.  N.V. 

Jesus 

Pemb. 

Daish,  T. 

Ma(/d. 

Bowman,  F. 

Trin. 

Dodson,  F.  K. 

Down. 

Brock,  E.  G. 

Joh. 

Donald,  A.  G. 

Sidney 

Care,  H.  C. 

Joh. 

Dufton,  J.  T. 

Trin. 

Collier,  1).  W. 

Trin.H. 

Flynn,  A.  J. 

Trin.    V 

Dibble,  T.  E. 

Magd. 

Foden,  W.  B. 

Joh. 

Druitt,  C.  E.  H. 

Sidney 

Foulds,  J.  G. 

Sidney 

Dunkley,  G.  W. 

Pemb. 

Furze,  A. 

H.Selw. 

Ehrren,  W.  S. 

Trin. 

Harvey,  D.  L. 

Trin. 

Garner,  H.  M. 

Joh. 

Herman,  G.  A. 

Trin. 

Garnett,  K.  G. 

Trin. 

Hole,  H.  W. 

Emm. 

Gates,  S.  H. 

Corpus 

Hook,  C.  W.  T. 

Joh. 

Hallett,  H.  J. 

Queens' 

Lew,  I. 

Cath. 

Hands,  W.  J.  G. 

Jesus 

Lindsell,  J. 

Joh. 

Housden,  E.  F. 

Pet. 

Lubbock,  R. 

Kin<i's 

Jones,  E. 

Christ's 

McKnight,  J.  R, 

Queens' 

Martin,  R.  G. 

Christ's 

Newcombe,H.W. 

Trin. 

Molony,  B.  C. 

Trin. 

Pam,  E.  A. 

Clare 

Odgers,  L.  N.  B. 
Palmer,  W.  H. 

Joh.- 

Parlby,  J. 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 

Parrv,  H.  K. 

Joh. 

Phear,  H.  \V. 

Caius 

Patten,  W.  G. 

Sidnei, 

Rhodes,  E.  C. 

Trin. 

Perks,  J.  N.  R. 

Matid. 

Saddler,  W. 

Joh. 

Poison,  W. 

Pet: 

Sandford,  G.  R, 

Queens' 
Joh. 

Rabinowich,  M. 

Corpus 

Shivdasani,  H.  B. 

Sothers,  E.  D. 

Joh. 

Shurlock,  F.  W. 

Christ's 

Stevens,  H.  L. 

Down. 

Smart,  W.  M. 

Trin. 

Strawson,  H. 

Emm. 

Smith,  W.  E, 

Caius 

Thomas,  T. 

Joh. 

Stewart,  A.  C. 

Pet. 

Thorman,  J.  L. 

Pemb. 

Sutton,  L.  J. 

ILSelw. 

Turner,  H.  A. 

Pemb. 

Trautmann.H.F. 

Emm. 

Wilcock,  J.  A. 

Down. 

Turner,  A.  C. 

Emm. 

Williamson,  F. 

Emm. 

Unthank,  H.  W. 

King's 

Vincent,  H.  G. 

Jesus 

Wagstaff,J.E.P. 

Joh. 

Walley,  G.  S. 

Clare 

Weston,  E. 

Joh. 

Wood,  R.  McK. 

Pemb. 

Zaiman,  B.  A. 

Pemb. 

Third  Class. 

Apperly,  B.  L.  M.  Trin. 

Beale,  C.  W.  Caius 

Bird,  C.  K.  Ki,ufs 

Burch,  R.  S.  Phnin. 

Cliaudhrv,  G.  L,  Joh. 
Cobbold,  G.  W.  N.  Pemb 

Day,  D.  I.  Joh. 

Douglass  James,  W.  Pemb. 

Elworthy,  T.  Caius 

Evans,  R.  \\.  Trin. 

Golding,  H.  C.  Pemb. 

Hahn,  F.  M.  Emm. 

Haworth,  C.  W^  B.  Sidney 

Healev,  F.  G.  Kino's 

Hill,  i.  C.  Jesus 

Howard,  A.  J.  Kim's 

Howard,  H.  R.  Joh. 

Johnson,  E.  H.  Kiwi's 

Kaye,  E.  A.  Pemb. 

Keats,  F.  T.  Pemb. 

Kelleher,,  H.  Christ's 

Misra,  J.  N.  Trin. 

Monckton,  F.  H.  Down. 

Patteson,  C.  Pemb. 

Payne,  J.  W.  Emm. 

Pearce,  A.  H.  Clare 

Pearson,  B.  L.  Sidnei/ 

Savage,  K.  Queens' 

Smith,  H.  L.  C.  Queens' 

Stephen,  A.  M.  Kim/s 

Swinstead,  N.  H.  Clare 

Tootell,  R.  Christ's 

Truell,  W.  H.  S.  Jesus 

Wells,  H.  M.  Corpus 

Wilton,  S.  B.  Down. 

Zaidi.  S.  M.  M.  Cath. 


WOMEN. 


Bowman,  M.  E.      Girton 
Stokes,  C.  Girton 


Cameron,  L 
Ellis,  A. 
Grant,  A. 


Girton 
Girton 
Girton 


Brown,  M. 
Carter,  E.  M. 
Copperthwaite,  G. 
Field,  M. 
Hellins,  A.  R. 
Hughes,  M.  G. 
Mason,  G,  1). 
Selby,  K. 
Smith,  A.  V. 
Stettauer.  E.  J.  C. 


Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 


376 


MATHEMATICAL  TEIPOSES. 


Part  II.,  1913. 


MnnpRATARs  i^^^^®^^  Russell  Forsyth,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
MODERATORS  j^^gustus  Edward  Hough  Love,  M.A.,  St  John's 

[Edward  Gurner  Gallop,  M.A.,  Caius. 
Vv  t»*T^Ti;-T>o    J  Geoffrey  Thomas  Bennett.  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
jiiXAMiNERS    ^  j^j^j^  Gaston  Leathern,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

[Frederick  John  Marrian  Stratton,  M.A.,  Caius. 


Wranylers. 
Howmau,  F.  (6*)  Trin. 
Brown,  O.  H.  (Jb)  Pemb. 
Care,  H.  C.  (ft)      Joh. 
Carter,  G.  L.  L.     Christ's 
Chandra,  R.  (b)  Trin. 
Daniels,  M.  Sidney 

Day,  M.  C.  Trin. 

Fison,  A.  K.  (6)   Joh. 
Gilbert,  B.W.(fe*)Joft. 
Gilham,  C.W.  Qj)  Pet. 
Glauert,  H.  (ft*)    Trin. 
Goldie,  A.  H.R.  (ft)  Jo;j. 
Hunt,  F.  R.  W.    Queens' 
Jeffrej's,  H.  (ft*)    Joh. 
Jones,  V.  E.  (6*)  Jesus 
Maccoby,  E.  M.(b*)Joh. 
Marris,  E,  D.  (6*)  Emm. 
Milne-Thonisou,  L.  M.  (ft) 
Corpus 
Pinsent,  D.  H.  (ft*)  Trin. 
Roxburgh,  T.  J,  Y.  Magd. 
Sharp,  T.  H.         Joh. 
Hhaw,  E.  B.  Trin. 

Shivdasani,  H.  B,  (ft)  Joh. 
Stein,  P.  Caius 

Wahnslev,  C.  (ft*)  Kinq's 
Wardley,  G.  C.  N.  (ft*)  Trin. 
Weisberg,  H.         Christ's 
Whitfield,  P:.H.D.  (6*) 

Joh. 
Willox,  A.  G.  (ft)   Clare 
Winn,  C.  E.  (6*)   Trin. 


Senior  Optimes. 

Ade,  F.  C. 

Trin. 

Antrobus,  H. 

Joh. 

Bethway,  W.  S. 
Bhate,  B.  K. 

Trin. 

NonColl. 

Bradbury,  N, 

Caius 

Cowie,  D.  H. 

Emm. 

Evedngton,  G.  F 

Cath. 

Hole,  H.  W. 

Emm. 

Hudson,  R.  B. 

Trin.H. 

James,  C.  K. 

Caius 

Lang,  H. 

Cuius 

Mansfield,  P.  T. 

Pemb. 

Mathews,  P. 

King's 

Mavnard,  C.  B. 

Pet. 

Mills,  E. 

Corpus 

Pollock,  R.  E.  Pemb. 
Pouud,  M.  S.  Pemb. 
Richardson,  C.  A.  Sidney 
Rigbv,  G.  Cath. 

Scott,  W.  L.  (ft)     Clare 
Sutherland,  G.  A.  Joh. 
Whewell,  W.  E.    Magd. 


Junior  Optimes. 
Barron,  G.  D.  Cairn 
Bharucha,  N.  M.  Caius 
Cochrane,  K.  A.  B.  Caius 
Evans,  R.  W.  Trin. 
Harris,  J.  B.  H.Selw. 
James,  T,  M.  Emm. 
Kinghoru,  E.  C.  King's 
Lockwood,  P.  K 
Riddell,  G.  B. 
Smith,  H.  L.  C. 
Townend,  H.  D. 
Ds  Vachha,  F.  B. 


Magd. 

Queens' 

Queens' 

Queenif 

Christ's 


Swahi,  L.  M.  (ft)        Newnham 


WOMEN. 

Gallimore,  M.       Girton 
Whiting,  M.  H.    Gition 


Chambers,  M.  Newnhat 

Knapman,  A.  Newnhai 

Usher,  R.  D.  Newnhat 

Wright,  R  B.  Newnhai 

Wright,  E.  M.  Newnhai 


MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOSES. 


377 


Part  I.,  1913. 

r  Henry  Gumming  Robsou,  M.A.,  Sidney  Sussex. 
Examiners  J  Thomas  John  FAnson  Bromwich,  Sc.D.,  St  John's. 
t Charles  Edward  Inglis,  M.A.,  Khic/'s. 

Third  Class. 
Applegarth,  T.  W.  Emm. 
Appleyard,  W.      Clare 
Bailey,  W.  Queens' 

Beckett,  C.  M.  Cuius 
Bounaud,  C.  A.  Down. 
Bragg,  H.  C.  Trin. 

Burtou,  G.  D.       Queens' 
Cullimore,  J.        Caius 
Foster,  R.  NonColl. 

Greeu,  D.  Trin. 

Gurney,  J.  C.        Pet. 
Heathcock,  T.       Pemb. 
Hesford,  I.  NonColl. 

Howe,  R.  G.  Cath. 

•Johnson,  G,  B.     Jesus 
•Jones,  W.  E.  D.    Emm. 
Lindesay,  J.  H.  C,  Sidney 
Little,  11.  L.  Sidney 

Merriraan,  A,  D.  Down. 
Miller,  D.  C,  Doum. 
Moule,  H.  C.  C.  Trin. 
Mozley,  B.  C.  King's 
Quincey,  T.  E.  deQ.  Pemb. 

Rice,  L.  C.  Joh. 

Richardson,  D.  Vj.  H  Caiu^ 
Riley,  W.  N.         Cath. 
Sakhalkar,  C.  V.  Trin. 
Smith,  C.  W.  W.  Sidney 
Taylor,  A.  J.        King's 
Telfer,  A.  C.         H.S'dw. 
Williamson,  R.  II.  W.  King's 


First  Class 

Second  Class. 

s^aurst.  A,  F. 

Jesus 

Bainbridge-Bell,  L.  H.  Emm. 

riailev,  W.  N. 

Trin. 

Barter,  E.  G.         Sidney 

il;illamy,  H.  W. 

Trin. 

Bartlett,  A,  C.      Emm. 

i;;istow,  F. 

Clare 

Bernard,  H.  C.     Joh. 

K.Hith,  A.  P. 

Christ's 

Brian,  F.  R.  H.    Joh. 

Iloustield,  .J.  K. 

Caius 

Burgess,  O.  I.        Trin. 

Cameron,  1).  W. 

Caius 

Carter,  G.  8.         Caius 

Clarke,  S.H. 

Trin. 

Cheetham,  E.  M.  Joh. 

Dawswell,  G.  A. 

King's 

Coyte,  S.  E.           Sidney 

Finch,  G. 

Emm. 

Uawbarn,  G.  R.    Corpus 

i'nister,  -L 

Cath. 

deSilva,L.M.  D.  Joh. 

(;arrod,W.E.E.  Queens' 

Douglas,  C.  K.  M.  King's 

(ieary,  A. 

Joh. 

Estcourt,  A.  C.     Ma()d. 

Cent.  F.  E. 

Kinq's 

Field,  .J.  V.           Corptcs 

(.lies,  E. 

Pemb. 

Forsyth,  A,  B.      Down. 

Creeu,  H.  G. 

Caius 

Foulston,  S.  V.     Corjym 

Hamilton,  E.W 

Trin. 

Gokhalg,  B.  K.     NonColl. 

Harrison,  F. 

Down. 

Grice,  N.               Joh. 

llatley,  A.J. 

Sidney 

Hall,  .J.                Sidney 

Ilerriot,  D.  R. 

Caius 

Hanumanta  Rao,  C.  V. 

llii-'son,  L.  A. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Naac.  1).  C. 

Pemb. 

Hare,  F.                Trin. 

I.ambert,  H.  E. 

Queens' 

Henry,  D.  C.         Trin. 

l.ane,  P. 

Christ's 

Hogben,  E.  O'N.  H.Selw. 

ii.,:.'lands,N.M.S 

Trin. 

Hopkirk,  K.  R.     p:mm. 

i.vrence.W.H.A 

Trin. 

Hughes,  A.  M.      H.Selw. 

Lvcett,  C.  V.  L. 

Trin. 

lies.  .J.  0.              Caius 

.Miintaguon,  A. 

Joh. 

•Jackson,  E.  P.       Trin. 

-Mvddeltou,E.  G.Jesus 

•Jayaratnam,  T.  C.  S.  Clare 

oldtield,  P.  .1. 

Queens' 

•Juckes,  R.             Pemb. 

l'askin,.L.L 

Joh. 

Marshall,  W.       Joh. 

^iazl,  M.  H. 

Pimm. 

Middlemas,  P.      Pemb. 

Keiehert,  R.  -L 

Pet. 

Moullin,  E.  B.      Down. 

r-Davies,L,H 

Trin. 

Partridge,  G.  •J.    Queens' 

ieley,R. 

Joh. 

Riddiough,  S,        King's 

.    ad,  H. 

Pemb. 

Ruscoe,  R.  G.        Emm. 

Vickers,  R. 

Trin. 

Scott,  W.  D.         Emm. 

Wakeford,  E.  K 

Trin. 

Shaw,  A.               Trin. 

Whitby,  .J.  H. 

Caius 

Smith,  H.  P.         Queens' 

White,  P.  P. 

Joh. 

Soni,  R.  C.             Trin. 

Whyte,  W.  .J.  A 

Caius 

Stcme,  B.  .J.  V.      Emm. 

Wilson,  .J. 

NonColl. 

Stoodley,  P.  B.      Clare 
Trott,  F.  W.          Joh. 

Wiseman,  C.  L. 

Pet. 

von  Kaufraann,  G.  Christ's 

Walsh,  A.  St  G.    Trin.II. 

Wardlev,  D.  .J.     H.Selw. 

Wilks,  E.  L.         Down. 

Wilson,  T.  M.       Pet. 

Wimbush,  H.  G.  Pemb. 

Wright,  T.            Joh. 

Yorke,  F.              King's 

WOMEN. 

Fraser,  M.  C. 

Newnham 

Barker,  M.         Newnham  . 

Sargent,  P.  M. 

Newnham 

Clarke,  E.  L.       Oirton 

Woodward,  I. 

Girton 

Cross,  M.            Newnham 
Fox,  I).               Girton 
Leak,  S.  J.          Newnham 
Sewell,  M.  C.      Newnham 

Baker  Gabb,  M.  Qirton 
Greenwood,  D.  P.  Oirton 
Hooke.  B.  (J.  E.  Newnham 
.Jones,  D.  M.  Oirton 
Karn,  M.  N.  Netcnham 
Moir,  D.  C.  M.  Girton 
White,  M.  F.      Oirton 


378 


CLASSICAL    TKIPOSES. 

Until  1850  inclusive  Candidates  for  Honours  in  Classics  (excepting  som 
of  Peers)  were  required  to  have  obtained  Honours  in  Mathematics, 

(a)   First  Chancellor's  Classical  Medal,     (b)   Second  Chancellor's 
Classical  Medal. 


i Thomas  Smart  Hughes,  B.D.  Emman. 
Henry  Law    M.A.  ^A 
James  Scholefield,  M.A.  Tnn. 


First  Class. 


Ds'Malkin,  (a) 
Barham,  (b) 
Gurney, 

•Baines, 
Tennant, 

•Remington, 

•Gedge, 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Christ' f 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cath. 


i  Thorn  as  Shelford,  M.A.  Corpus. 

Second  Class.  Third  Class. 


Ds  Foster, 

Dunderdale, 

Greaves, 

Furlong, 


Trin. 
Joh. 
Corpus. 
Sid. 


Ds  Smith,  Trin. 

•Fearon,  Emm. 

•Crawlev,  i  ar„    Magd. 

Edwards,  i^*-  Trin. 

Lutwidge,  Joh. 

•Wedgewood,     Christ's. 


rThomas  Shelford, 

M.A.  Corpus. 

iftQ'i      FvAWTMii-T,*  J'^o^"  Graham,  M.A.  Christs. 
l825.-ExAMiNERS^jj^^^^y  Law,  M.A.  Joh. 

I  Thomas  Pell  Piatt,  M.A.  Trin. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

s'Isaacson, (a) 

Joh. 

Ds  Young,                Trin. 

Ds*Hildyard,            Trin. 

Smith, 

Trin. 

•Dade,                   Cains. 

Morton,  C.     "      Trin. 

:iT^^)^- 

Joh. 

Pratt,                   Trin. 

•Barlow,              Pet. 

Trin. 

Warner,               Trin. 

BoUaerts,             Trin 

•Williamson,  ( 

B)  Trin. 

Warner,              Joh. 

Marshall,            Joh. 

•Beatson, 

Pemb. 

•Williamson,  (2)  \  „„  Clare. 
Kempthome,    i^^' Joh- 

Parish,                 Trin 

Prater, 

Trin. 

Earle,                 Joh. 

Malkin, 

Trin. 

•Blakelock,          Cath. 

Wimberley, 

Emm. 

•Riddell, 

Trin. 

•Wilson, 

Joh. 

Hawkins, 

Trin. 

1826. — Examiners 


First  Class. 

Ds'Stratton,  (a)  Trin. 

•Power,  Clare. 

Price,  Joh. 

•Gibson,  Sid. 

•Hodgson,  (B)  Trin. 

•Flavell,  Joh. 

•Gretton,  Joh. 

Heald,  Trin. 

•Marsden,  Joh. 

Ashington  Trin. 

Fisher,  Pemb. 

Welsh,  Pemb. 

Atkinson.  R.  Trin. 


j-Thomas  Smart  Hughes,  B.D.  Emman. 
I  Julius  Charles  Hare,  M.A.  Trin. 
jJohn  Graham,  M.A.  Christ's. 
iTemple  Chevallier.  M.A.  Cath. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Rolls, 
Stock, 
Shepherd, 
Goodhart, 
Patton, 

•Green, 
Borrett, 

•Keeling, 


Trin. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Caius. 

Joh. 


Third 

Class. 

Smith, 

Joh. 

Foster, 

Joh. 

Pinder, 

Trin. 

Hopkins 
Wells, 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Taylor, 

Jes. 

Greensall 

Joh. 

Clark, 

Qu. 

CLASSICAL  TRlPOSLb. 


379 


1827. — Examiners 


fJohn  Weller,  B.D.  Kmman. 
I  Richard  Bursrh  Byara,  M.A.  King'h. 
jJohn  Graham,  M.A.  Christ's. 
^Thomas  Pell  Piatt,  M.A.  Trin. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Ds 'Kennedy,  (a) 

J  oh. 

Ds  Collyer,               Trin. 
Appleyard,         Caius 

•Hovenden,  (b) 

THn. 

•Butterton, 

Jolt. 

Appleton,            Trin. 

Smith,  P. 

Trin. 

Vmall,                Cath. 

Chatfield, 

Trin. 

Kempthorne,     Joh. 

Hoare, 

J  oh. 

•Peacock,             Joh. 

•Jarrett, 

Cath. 

Rees, 

J  oh. 

•Carus, 

Trin. 

Talbot, 

Trin. 

Walford, 

Trin. 

Braine, 

Trin. 

*Cleasby, 

Trin. 

Kobson, 

Trin. 

Third  Class. 
Ds  Spyers,  Joh. 

Willan,  Pet. 

Charlesworth,     Trin. 
Paull,  Joh. 

Cottingham,       Clare 


rThomas  Smart  Hughes,  B.\>.  Emman. 
1828.-EXAMINERS  J?\^^^'i  Burgh _Byam,^ M.A.  King^s. 


jJohn  Graham,  M.A.  Christ's. 
IConnop  Thirl  wall,  M.A.  Trin. 


First  Class. 
Da^J'Selwyn,  (a) 
•Peile,  (B)j^ 

Piatt,        i^*- 

Cook, 
•Jerrard, 
•Kitzherbert, 

Hankinson, 
•Perry,  (1) 
•Barnes, 
•Evans, 

Willis, 

Fawcett, 


1^ 


s. 

Second  Class. 

Joh. 

Ds'Raine,                  Trin 

Trin. 

•Sheffield,             (^u. 

Trin. 

•Kingdon,            Trin 

Joh. 

Ash  worth,           Trin 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 
Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Third  Class 

Ds  Tate, 

Trin. 

Whittington, 

Qu. 

•Dodd, 

Maqd. 

Swann, 

Joh. 

Povah, 

Trin 

Yardley, 

Joh. 

Brockman, 

Trin. 

Briggs, 

Caiux 

1829.— Examiners 


Ds 


First  Class. 

Ds'Soames,  (A) 

Trin. 

•Phillips, 

Trin. 

•Martineau, 

Trin. 

•Martin,  (B) 

Joh. 

•HUdyard 
Smith,  B. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Butler, 

Joh. 

Cavendish   (1) 

Trin. 

■       Withers, 

Trin. 

•Pashley, 

Trin. 

•Shadwell, 

Joh. 

Hoare, 

Trin. 

Valentine, 

Trin. 

*Phiipott  (2) 

Cath. 

fThomas  Crick,  M.A.  Joh. 
I  Edward  Baines,  M.A.  Chris t'i. 
"^  Julius  Charles  Hare,  M.A.  Trin. 
(Connop  Thirlwall,  M.A.  Trin. 

Third  Class 


Second  Class. 
•Langshaw,  Joh. 

Hawtrey,  Trin. 

Prittie,  Trin. 

Cautley,  Pemb. 

Nether  wood.      Corpus 

Wellcsley.Hon.G.  Trin 
•Seotl,  Qu. 


Ds  Walker, 
Paget, 

Mamwaring, 
Butler, 
Johnson, 
Abbott, 
Doria, 
Williams, 
•Smith.  S. 


Trin 

Caiut 

Caiu$ 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Qu. 

Joh. 

Corp. 

Joh. 


380 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1830.— Examiners 


First  Class. 
Ds  'Wordsworth,  (a)  Trin. 
•Steel,  (B)  Trin. 

'Burcham,  Trin. 

•Merivale,  Joh. 

•Wilkinson,  Trin. 
'  Hervey,  Lord  A.  Trin. 
•Tucker,  Pet. 

•Clarke,  Joh. 

Hebert.  Trin. 


Francis  William  Lodington,  M.A.  Clare. 
Edward  Baines,  M.A.  Christ's. 
John  Frederick  Isaacson,  M.A.  Joh. 
John  Gibson,  M.A.  Sid. 


Second 
Ds  Marsh, 
•Watkins, 
•Mann, 

Todd, 
•Urquhart, 

Tate, 
•Heath, 

Dal  ton, 

Frere, 
•Whitley, 

Roberts, 

Armytage, 
•Baily, 

Coates, 


Class. 
Joh. 
Emm. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Maqd. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Clare. 
Jes. 


Third  Class. 

Ds  Thomas,  Joh. 

Myers,  Trin. 

Reade,  Joh. 

Simpson,  Cath. 


Wood. 


Trin. 


rJohn  Heath,  M.A.  King's. 

ifi-^i  _FxAMivKTi«  J*^^®"^^^  Shelford,  B.D.  Corpus. 
l8.31.-iiXAMiNERS<pj.^^^.g  ^juiam  Lodington,  M.A.  Clare. 

V Edward  Baines,  M.A.  Christ's. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third 

Class. 

•Kennedy,            Trin. 

Ds'Whiston, 

Trin. 

DsFell, 

Pet. 

•Selwyn,               Joh. 

Minty, 
Spedding, 
•Worlledge, 
Shadwell, 

Caius. 

Dawes, 

Corpus. 

•Blakesley,  (A)     Trin. 

Trin. 

Evans, 

Qu. 

•Johnstone,          Caius. 

Trin. 

Vawdrey, 

Joh. 

•Walsh,                Trin. 

Joh. 

Swann, 

Emm. 

Chatfield,            Trin. 

Whytehead 

Joh. 

•Hoare,  (B)          Joh. 

Sheppard, 
Venables, 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Dash  wood,  i 

^«'  Caius. 

Harrison,   1 

1832.- 


First  Class. 

Ds^Lushington,  (a)  Trin. 

♦Shilleto,  Trin. 

•Dobson,  Trin. 

•Thompson,  (b)  Trin. 

•Venables,  Jes. 

•Wray,  Joh. 

Broadhurst,  Magd 

•Alford,  Trin. 

•Heath,  (1)  Trin. 

Grey,  Hon.  J.  Trin. 

•Forster,  Cath. 

•Ludlam,  Pet. 


f  Robert  Wilson  Evans,  M.A.  Trin. 
John  Frederick  Isaacson,  M.A.  Joh. 
Benjamin  Hall  Kennedy,  M.A.  Joh. 
Connop  Thirl  wall,  M.A.  Trin. 

Third  Class. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  'Fitzherbert, 

Brade, 
•Bromby 

Martin, 

Panting, 

Chapman, 
WentworthFitzwil- 

liam.Hon.W.C. 

Borton,  Caius 


Qu. 

Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 


•Power, 
» Browne, 
Hodgson, 
Considinc, 
Bowstead, 
Christie, 
Grove, 
Fysh, 


Clare. 

Emm. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin 

Pemb 

Qu. 


1  Bishop  of  Bath  and  Wellg,1869— 1S94. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


381 


rJohn  Gibson,  M.A.  Sid. 

1833.-EXAMINERS  i  J^"ji^^  ^,Y^^"'  ^.A.  Joh 

j  William  Aldwin  Soames,  M.A.  Trir,. 
I  Frederick  Field,  M.A.  Trin. 


First  Class. 
'Bunbury,  (a)      Trin. 
•Hildyard,  (B)      Christ'* 


•Francis, 

Walford, 

Wilson, 

Barnes,      i 
'Whitaker, 

Bury, 
'Begbie, 

Lydekker, 
'Kempe, 


Joh. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
x>„  Trin. 

Joh. 
Pemb. 
Trin. 
Clare. 


Second  Class 
Ds'Tate, 

North, 
•Ininan, 

Smith, 

Nicholson 
•Howlett, 

Brown, 

Taylor, 

Chambers 

Stockdale, 

Raikes, 

Fowler, 

Jones, 

Roots, 


Emm. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Tnn. 

Qu. 

Jes. 


Third  Class 
Ds  Evans,  »  a,^ 
Jacob,  \^- 
Dusautoy, 
Rose, 
Huxtable, 
Alford,  Visct., 
*Fawcett,  i  ap„ 
Andras,   j  ^'^ 
Sale, 

Couchman, 
Langdon, 
Barker,  J.  H. 


Emtn. 
Joh. 
Clare. 
Trin. 


Maqd. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Joh. 


{Connop  Thirlwall,  M.A.  Tnn. 
Thomas  Henry  Steel,  M.A^  Jnn. 
Christopher  Wordsworth,  M.A.  Tnn 
John  Frederick  Isaacson,  M.A.  Joh. 


First  Class. 

Second  Cla 

SS. 

Ds' Kennedy, 

Joh. 

Ds*  Webster, 

Qu. 

•Donaldson, 

Trin. 

Wilkinson, 

Qu. 

•Forsyth,  (B) 

Trin. 

•Stevenson, 

Trin. 

•Warter, 

Magd. 

Barrow, 

Caius. 

•Welldon, 

Joh 

•Foster, 

Magd. 

•Lushington, 

Trin. 

Williams,  F. 

Trin. 

•Vaughan, 

Christ's 

Johnstone, 

Trin. 

Huxtable, 

Joh. 

Morison, 

Trin. 

Phillips,  G. 

Trin. 

Grev,  Hon.  F.  R.  Trin 

•Evans, 

Pet. 

Bailey, 
Sandford, 

Trin. 

Marsh, 

Trin. 

Joh. 

•Coates, 

Joh. 

Third  Class. 
Ds  Bromehead,        Caii 


1       •Hey, 

Joh. 

Cotterill, 

Joh. 

Leathlev, 

Trin. 

Palmer,' 

Trin. 

Brver, 

Joh. 

•Fletcher, 

Pemb. 

Holmes, 

Trin. 

Morton, 

Trin. 

Fearon, 

Joh. 

•Trentham, 

Joh. 

Gleadowe, 

Caius. 

Walker, 

Christ's 

Downes, 

Trin. 

Cumming, 

Emm. 

Braithwaite, 

Clare. 

Gooch, 

Trin. 

May, 

Jes. 

king's. 

[  835 — Exam  i  ners 


First  Class. 
D8'Goulburn,(2)  (a)  Trin. 


•Howes, 
•Harris, 
•Rawle, 
•Merivale, 
•Grote, 
•Cooper, 
•Wilkinson, 
•Cotterill,  (1 
Richards, 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Joh. 


iCapel  Lofft,  M.A. 
J  William  Selwyn,  M.A.  Joh. 
I  Christopher  Wordsworth,  M.A.  Trin. 
I  Joseph  Williams  Blakesley,  M.A.  Tnn. 
Second  Class.  Third  Class. 

Ds  Beadon, 

Hue, 

Scrivener, 
•Drake, 

Seager, 

Meade, 

Laing, 

Ramsay, 

Leerew , 
•Bishop, 
•Procter, 

Wackerbarth, 


Joh. 

Ds  Waltham, 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Stocks, 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Ellison, 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Leefe, 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Til  lard, 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Barber, 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Dixon, 

Sid. 

Pemb. 

Smith,  A. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

•Howes 

Tr.  H 

Joh. 

White 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Corpus. 

382 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1836, — Examiners 


First  Class. 


Ds  Osborne,  (a) 
•Marsh, 
•Bateson, 
•Mansfield,  (b) 

Smith,  J.  I. 

Turner,  R.  E. 

Gambier, 
•Cotton, 
•Frere,      )  -, 

Walford,;^?- 
•Clayton, 
•Atkinson, 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Trin. 


I  John  Frederick  Isaacson,  B.D.  Joh. 
I  John  Gibson,  M.A.  Sidney. 
I  Horatio  Samuel  Hildyard,  M.A.  Peter's. 
'  Charles  Merivale,  M.A.  Joh. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Jeudwine,  G. 

Thompson, 

Campbell, 

Richardson, 

Thorp, 

Whitworth, 

Cooke, 

Wilkinson, 
•Swinny, 

Fellowes, 
•Clarke,  T.J. 


Third  Class. 


Joh. 

Ds  Milner,E.W.l 
Moore,           / 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Jackson, 

Trin. 

Tennant, 

Emm. 

•Chapman, 

Clare. 

Keymer, 

Joh. 

Hudson, 

Joh. 

•Walton, 

Magd. 

Adcock, 

Joh. 

Pollock, 

Joh. 

Hoare, 

Cousins,  \  „ 
Meade,    1^^ 

!>  Pern. 
^  Qu. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pet. 
•    Pet. 


r  Frederick  Field,  M.A.  Trinity. 
1837.~EXAMINERS  JG^eorge  Stovin  Venables,M.A.Je*w*. 


First  CliiiS. 

Ds  'Humphry,  (B)  Trin. 
•Whytehead,  ( a  )  Joh. 
•Conybeare,  Trin. 

Mayor,  Trin. 

''Harper,  Joh. 

Howson,  Trin. 


j  Charles  Merivale,  M.A.  JoA. 
I  John  Gibson,  M.A.  Sidney. 


Second   Class. 
Ds  Ellis, 
Roberts, 

•Sykes, 
Harris, 
Herries, 
Hildyard, 
Hodgkinson, 
Peirson, 
Tower, 
Mac-Michael, 
Hawkins,  R. 


Trin. 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Third  CI 

Ds  Bromby, 
Lacey, 
Eraser, 
Brigham, 
Browne,  F. 
Rod  well. 


ass. 


Joh. 
Pemb. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
H.   Joh. 
Trin. 


1838. — Examiners 


(James  Hildyard,  M.A.  Christ'-f. 
I  George  John  Kennedy,  M.A.  Joh. 
I  John  Wordsworth,  M.A.  Trinity. 
'  George  Stovin  Vcnables,M.A.  Jesus. 


First  Class. 

Second  Clu 

ss. 

Third  Cla 

ss. 

Lord  Lyttelton,! 

\6.Trin. 
f^  Trin. 

Ds'Edleston, 

Trin. 

Ds  Barlow, 

Joh. 

Ds*Vaughan,1I 

Thornton, 

Trin. 

•Horner, 

Clare 

•May, 

Magd. 

Metcalfe, 

Joh. 

Greene, 

Pet. 

•Currey, 

Joh. 

Roberts, 

Trin. 

Brackenbury, 

Joh. 

•Frere, 

Trin. 

Koe, 

Caius. 

Bird, 

Trin. 

•Guillemard, 

Pemb. 

•Fowler, 

Sid. 

Fane, 

Joh. 

•Thompson, 

Joh. 

Cohen, 

Pemb. 

Ellis, 

Joh. 

•Parkinson, 

Joh. 

Kingdon, 

Trin 

Marshall, 

Jes. 

•Goodwin, 

Cath. 

Bersey, 

Joh. 

Darling, 

Joh. 

•Drake, 

Jet. 

•Hodgson, 

Trin. 

Loveday, 

Pet. 

Hardcastle, 

Trin. 

Forsyth,  \„^ 
*Prowett,  /^« 

Trin. 

Caius. 

t  Equal  ae  Chancellor's  MedalUstB. 


CLASSICAL  TEIPOSES. 


383 


'839. — Examiners 


Richard  Shilleto,  M.A.  Trin. 
Benjamin  W.  Beatson,  M.A.  Pemb. 
James  Hildyard,  M.A.  Christ's. 
George  John  Kennedy,  M.A.  St  John's. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Ds  •Freeman, 

Trin. 

Ds  Yeoman, 

Trin. 

Penrose, 

Trin. 

Leeman, 

Joh. 

•Maitland,  (B) 

Trin. 

Christian, 

Pemb. 

•Eddis,  (A) 

Trin. 

Joy, 

Trin. 

•Wood  ham, 

Jes. 

Brodrick, 

Trin. 

•Hopper, 

Trin. 

Gell, 

Trin. 

•Bolton,  >   aj.^ 
•Mills,     i^«- 

Joh. 

Relton, 

Pemb. 

Qu. 

Sismey, 

Trin. 

•Merry, 
Simpkinson, 

Jet. 

•Mathison, 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Martyn, 

Joh. 

♦Bailey, 

Joh. 

•Lawrence, 

Trin. 

Green, 

Jet. 

Third  Ciuss. 

D»  Humphreys, 

Joh. 

Tucker, 

Emm. 

Stewart, 

Trin. 

Watson, 

Emm. 

Maunder, 

Qu. 

Gordon, 

Trin. 

1840. — Examiners 


First  Class. 
Ds 'France,        yi^Joh. 

Gooden,(A)^S^  Trin. 
•Hodson,    I  -,„  Trin. 
•Wood,(B)i^*- Joft. 
•Taylor,  Trin. 

•King,  Trin. 

Jennings,  I  „^  Joh. 

Pitman,    i^^'Joh. 
•Atlay,  J  -j._       Joh. 
•Drury,  f-^'      Caiut. 
iClive,Visc.  »  is- JoA. 
»Woollastonl^  Pet. 


i Joseph  Henry  Jerrard,  M.A.  Caius. 
George  John  Kennedy,  M.A.  St  John  s. 
Richard  Shilleto,  M.A.  Trin. 
Benjamin  W.  Beatson,  M.A.  Pemb. 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

)s  •Bright, 

Magd. 

Ds  Goulbum, 

Trin. 

Sandford, 

Magd. 

McNeill, 

Trin. 

Irwin, 

Pemb. 

^ku>^- 

Jet. 

Dixie,)  „^ 
Law,   1^5 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Fletcher, 

Chritt's 

Allan,     (, 

n._      Trin. 

Drew,    J  „^ 
Green.  1  ^9' 

Trin. 

Griffith,  (^«-    Joh. 

Clare 

Shadwell, 

Joh. 

Blenkiron. 

Trtn. 

Chapman, 

^•Joh. 

Cockin, 

Qu. 

Thomson, 

Peach, 

Emm. 

Chambers 

,    .  Emm. 

is  Joh. 
^  Joh. 

Harris,    |  «^ 
Morgan,  i^« 

Pemb. 

Rogers, 

Trtn. 

Shaw, 

Spencer, 

Pemb. 

been  Uken  ill  during  the  Exami 

nation,  was  not  clanord. 

1841.- 


r Edward  Warter,  M.A.  Magdalene. 
„  J  William  Hepworth  Thompson,  M.A.  TVin. 

liXAMiNERS  <  joggph  Henry  Jerrard,  M.A.  Caius. 

[George  John  Kennedy, M.A.  Si  Johns. 
Third  Clast. 


First  Class. 
Ds  "Cope,  Trin. 

•Bather,  Joh. 

a»Thring,  Magd. 

»Martin,       \  „.  Corput. 

*Martineau,l^'*'- T«n. 


Ds  Turner, 
*Ellicott 


Second  Class. 

Trin. 
Joh. 

Tagg7  '^  Pemb. 

Gisbome,  Trin. 

Sangster,  Joh. 

Ware,  Trin. 

Halson,  Pemb. 

Miller,  Joh. 


•Ridout,  1^*- 
Begbie, 
Lyttelton,    J 
Hon.W.H./ 


Chritt't 
Pet. 

Trin, 


rarKer,     »  «,,  Trtn. 
•Smith,  W./^*-Trfn. 
Beard,  Joh. 

Smith,  Joh. 

Boutflower,        Joh. 
Bickerdike.       Trin. 


1  Third  E»rl  of  Powi.,  High  Steward  of  the  UniTewlty,  1863—1891. 
S  First  Baron  Tbring. 


384 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


i  William  Henry  Bateson,  M.A.  St  John's. 
Edward  Herbert  Bunbury,  M.A.  Trinity. 
Edward  Warter,  M.A.  Magd. 
James  Hildyard,  M.A.,  Chrisfs. 


First  Class. 

Second  C7as.N. 

Third  Clasi>. 

•Denman,Hon.G.  Trin. 

Ds  Nugee, 

Trin. 

Ds  Walpole, 

Caiut 

•Munro,  (A)         Trin. 

•Ainger, 

Joh. 

Yeoman, 

Trin. 

•Atkinson,           Clare. 

Ommanney, 

Trin. 

Slade, 

Joh. 

♦Peter,                 Jes. 

Barstow, 

Trin. 

Conybeare, 

Pet. 

*Wolfe,                Joh. 

Venables, 

Pemb. 

Riley, 

Trin. 

•Shaw,  (B)             Trin. 

Vaughan, 

Christ's 

Thrupp, 

Trin. 

Morse,                 Joh. 

Vidal.O.E. 

Joh. 

Light, 

Joh. 

*Wilson,               Joh. 

Fowell, 

Christ's 

&say,}^^- 

Emm. 

Kingsley,           .Magd. 

Carter, 

Emm. 

Trip. 

Montagu, 
Woodford, 

Caius. 

Pemb. 

Vidal,  J.  H. 

Joh. 

•Parr, 

Cath. 

Sheepshanks, 

Trin. 

Sheringham, 

Joh. 

(Philip  Freeman,  M.A.  St  Peter's. 


,„^„     t:,  George  Currey,  M.A.  St  John's. 

1843.-EXAMINERS     ^ii^g^,  H^„/' 


Henry  Bateson,  M.A.  *S'^  Johri's. 
I  William  Hepworth  Thompson,  M.A.  Trin, 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds*Druce,  (B)) 
*Gifford,(A)i 

7Fn  Pet. 

^"i-Joh. 

Ds  Grignon,            Trin. 

Ds  Hoare, 

Joh. 

Crooke,              Pemb. 

Young, 

Trin. 

*  Andrews, 

Pemb. 

Girling,!            Joh. 
Mills,    }2Eq.    Joh. 
Money,  1             Trin. 

Lewes, 

Trin. 

*Burbury, 

Joh. 

Piggott, 

Trin. 

*Glover, 

Clare. 

Smyth, 

Cath. 

*Frere, 

Corpus. 

Cobbold,            Pet. 

Cooke, 

Trin.H 

*Babington, 

Joh. 

Johnson,            Trin. 

Hodgkinson 

Christ's 

*Gell, 

Trin. 

Bicknell,            Trin. 

Farr, 

Pemb. 

*Slater, 

Joh. 

Arnott, 

Emm. 

Cox, 

Pemb. 

Bulmer, 

Joh. 

Pitman, 

Christ's. 

Burges, 
Pix, 

Trin. 
Emm. 

1844.— Examiners 


j  James  Hildyard,  M.A.  Christ's. 
I  George  A.  C.  May,  M.A.  Magdalene. 
I  Philip  Freeman,  M.A.  St  Peter's. 
[George  Currey,  M.A.  St  John's. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Maine,  (a)         Pemb. 

Ds  Byers,                Christ's 

Ds  Dalyell,             Trin. 

*Clark,  (b)           Trin. 

*Hodgson,           Pet. 

Baker,                Trin. 

*Keary        1  ,»<  Trin. 
*Wrati8law,f^  Christ's. 

*WeIldon,           Queens' 
Holmes              Trin. 

*Walker,             Trin. 

*Waddingham,  Joh. 

*T.  Field,)  ^„    Joh. 
*Hoare,   \  Z^\  Joh. 
Steuart,  ,          Trm. 

Martineau,)  s<  Caius. 
Trevelyan,;6^  Caius. 

Mason,               Pemb. 

Rastrick,            Trin 

Richards,           Trin. 

Deninan,  Hon.  L.  Magil 

Kingdon,,           Trin. 

*Hedley,              Trin. 
*Bowring,)           Trin. 

Harris,   V  ^o.  Trit). 

Sells,       I          Clare. 

Mould,              Trin. 

Taylor,              Mai), I. 
Snowball,          Joh. 

i 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


385 


<45. —  Examiners 


First  Class. 


I  Rowland  Williams,  M.A.  Kin^'i 

iJ!^'!!-*™  ?^^''*"  Humphry,  M.A.  Trinity. 
)  William  Spicer  Wood,  M.A.  St  John  s. 
I  Henry  Thring,  M.A.  Magdalene. 


L),»Holden, 
«Rendall,(A) 

Knox,  (b)  , 

Macleane, 

Cox, 

Peel, 


Trin. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Trin. 


I  Ds  Newport 

I      Bristed. 

Philli 


Second  Class. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 
Ups,  Pemb. 

Lightfoot,  Trin. 

Alderson,  Trin. 

Davenport,  \jEq.  ChrisVs. 
Fiske,  '         Trin. 

Blenkin,  Corpus. 

Buxton,  Trin. 

Bryans,  Trin. 

Fussell,  Trin. 

Cayley,  Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Ds 'Russell, 
Thompson, 
Jefferson, 
Clive, 
Layard, 
Yeoman. 


Joh. 

Queens' 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Trin. 


I  BenjaminWrigglesworth  Beatson,M.A.Pemfr. 
846.— Examiners  Ji^^",  Alexander  Frere,  M.A.  Trinity. 
j Rowland  Williams,  M.A.  Kings. 
(.William  Gilson  Humphry,  M.A.  Trinity. 


First  Class, 
i*  Lushington.  (a  )  Trin. 
Pemb. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Emm. 
Trin. 
Jesus. 
Trin. 
Trin. 


•Brown, 

De  Winton, 
•Wood, 

Grignon, 

Markby, 
•Norris, 

Romanis, 

Hallam,  ( 
*Simpson, 

Wright, 

Penn, 


Second  Class. 


Mq. 

!) 


Ds  Wilson, 
Glover, 

*Wroth, 
Hastings, 

•Holmes, 
rendered, 
Holroyd, 


Christ's 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Ds  Ainslie, 
Clarke, 
Eastwood, 
Bell,  i 

Holt,  R,   } 
Knight,    ) 
•Rigg, 
Standen, 
Hammill, 


Trin. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
^q.  Joh. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 


'447. — Examiners 


Francis  France,  M.A.  St  John's. 
Francis  Whaley  Harper,  M.A.  St  John's. 
Benjamin Wrigglesworth  Beatson,M.A.PewA. 
John  Alexander  Frere,  M.A.   Trinity. 


First  Class. 

Second 

Class. 

Third  Class. 

4*Evans,(A)        )  6' Trin. 
•VanSittart,(B)/^  Trin. 

Ds  Bull,  \  j,^ 
Weir,/-^« 

Trin. 

Ds  Ottey, 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Peach, 

Christ's. 

Simpson,            Trin. 

Bolton, 

Christ's. 

Harrison, 

Caius. 

•Gunson,             Christ's. 

•Milner, 

Cath. 

Longmore, 

Emm. 

•Day,        \af„    Cuius. 
•Roberts,/^'?-  Maqd. 

Monk, 

Trin. 

Blomefield, 

Trin. 

Sower  by, 

Trin. 

Plater, 

Christ's. 

♦Anderson,         Joh. 

Prest, 

Joh. 

Charlton, 

Joh. 

*Purton,              Cath. 

a."' } 

«««  Joh. 

Millard, 

Joh. 

•Headlam,          Joh. 

Bickersteth, 

Trin. 

Alder,                Trin. 
Hole,                Joh. 

Clayton 

Caius. 

Ingram,             Trin. 
AVolslenholme,  Trin. 

Back,      »„      Trin. 
Holmes,/ ^9-   Pemb. 

Penny, 

Christ's 

Goodwin, 

Caius. 

Calthrop,           Trin. 

Ingle, 

Caius 

Graham,  j  ^^^  Trin. 
*Newham.  1  ^"^-./oA. 

Girling, 

Tnn. 

386 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES, 


J  848.—  Examiners 


First  Class. 
Ds  'Scott,  C.  B.  (a)\  Trin. 

•Westcott,   (b)  iTrin. 
I'Mavor,  J  oh. 

•Frost,  P.  Joh. 

*Davies,  J.L.    \Trin. 

*Vaughan,D.  JJ  Trin. 

•Barry,  (2)  Trin. 

•Howson,  Christ's. 

*Kingsford,  Joh. 

2Stanley,Hon.E.H.  Trin. 

•Berry,  Trin. 

•Wigles  worth,     Caiut. 


I  Edward  Atkinson,  M.A.  Clare. 
lBenjaminWrigglesworthBeatson,M.A./'cm6. 
Francis  France,  M.A.  St  Johns. 
Francis  Whaley  Harper,  M.A.  St  John  s. 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Vincent, 

Trin. 

Ds  Williams,F.G. A.  Trm. 

Smith,  0.  A. 

Trin. 

Dasent,        )  ;?■  Trin. 
Fenn.T.  FJi^   Trin. 

Hudson, 

Trin. 

Gee, 

Joh. 

Heygate,  •          Queens'. 

fe.,  }■*' 

Cuius. 

Adams,                Trin. 

Trin. 

Paley,         i    »■  Christ'*. 
Soames,  C.  f  ^  Caius. 

Phillips, 

Trin. 

Noel, 

Trin. 

Marston,              Caius. 

Klugh, 

Clare. 

Hodgson,             Corpus. 

Richards, 

Queens'. 

Pengelley,           Corpus. 

Pearse, 

Joh. 

1849. — Examiners 


First  Class. 
Ds*Elwyn,  Trin 

Waddington,  ^  Trin 


[Albert  Henry  Wratislaw,  M.A.  Christ^. 
I  Rowland  Williams,  M.A.  King's. 
Edward  Atkinson,  M.A.  Clare. 
BenjarainWrigglesworthBeatson,M.A.Pem6. 


I 


'Rowe,  «[ 

•Tayler, 

•Taylor,  C.  J. 

•Carver, 

*Coopland, 

*Helm, 

Herbert,  Hon, 
R.C. 

Headlam, 
♦Thrupp, 

Bull, 

Bromehead , 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Jes. 

Joh. 

Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 


Second  Class. 
Ds 'Hartley,  Magd. 

Fowler,  Queens'- 

a»Neville,Hon.L.  Magd. 
Voigt, 
Boutflower 
Edwards, 
Baxter, 
Orman, 
Hinchliflfe, 
JeflTery, 
Fenn, 
•Temple, 
Foster, 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Rigby,  Joh. 

Clarke,  G.  P. 

(Clucas)  Joh. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Pet. 
Trin. 
\6-  Joh. 
(^  Joh. 
Joh. 
Clare. 
Jes. 
Pemb. 


Clare. 

Price, 

Christ's 

Andrews, 

Pemb. 

"Davis, 

Trtn. 

Gibson, 

Corpus. 

Attenborough 

Trin. 

Gee. 

Cath. 

Lilly, 

Trin. 

Mitchinson , 

Clare. 

•Durham, 

Christ's. 

Greenfield, 

1850. 


j Edward  Thring,  M.A.  Kings. 
-Ex\MiNERS  J  Edward  Meredith  Cope,  M.A.  Trin. 


j  Albert  Henry  Wratislaw,  M.A.  Chris fs. 
(Rowland  Williams,  M.A.  King's. 


First  Class. 

D8**Perowne,  Corpus. 

•Schreiber,  (A)    Trin. 

•Beamont,(B)j   .Trin. 

Clay,  (te"^*"*"- 

•Hort,  '"^Trin. 

*Westlake,  Trin. 

♦Bell,  Clare. 

•Cheetham,  Christ's. 

Heywood,  Trin. 

Chance,    j  «._    Trin. 

Prescott,  I      ^'  Trin. 

Mackenzie,         Trin. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  •Powell, 
•Collett, 

Craig, 
•Jenkins, 

Calvert, 

Smith,  J.  H. 
•Cort, 


Joh. 
Clare. 
Trin. 
Magd. 
Trin. 
Caius. 
Joh. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Harman,  Caius 

Cobb,  Trin. 

Potter,  Trin. 

•Bruce,  Hon.  T.C.  Jes. 
Greenwood,        Trin. 
Irving,  Emm. 

SMoule,  Corpus 

Butcher,  Emm. 

Chambers,  Trin. 

Hodgson,  Trin. 


1  Late  Professor  of  Latin.    Librarian  of  the  University,  1S64— 1867. 

2  Fifteenth  Earl  of  Derby. 

3  Sixth  Baron  Braybrooke.     Master  of  Magdalene  College,  1853— 1904. 

4  Master  of  Corpus,  1879— 1906. 

6  Bishop  of  Mid-China,  1880—1908. 
^  Equal  as  Chancellor's  if  edalliit*. 


CLASSICAL   TRIPOSES.  387 

After  1850  Candidates  for  Honours  in  Classics  were  not  required  to 
have  obtained  Honours  in  Mathematics. 

Hugh  Andrew  Johnstone  Munro,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1851 ExAMlNERsH^^"  James  Stewart  Perowne,  M.A.  Corpus. 

John  Roberts,  M.A.  Ma^da/gne. 
Edward  Meredith  Cope,  M.A.  Trinity. 

Second  Class. 
Ds  Gantillon,      j  tj,  Joh. 
Holmes, C.F  I  i^  Joh. 
^Bateman,)   „^  Joh. 
*Gorham,  J  ^9- 
Girling,       i  „ 
Shebbeare,  j  "*•« 
Corrie,      i 
Wallace,  >  Mq 
White,     > 
Whitfeld, 


First  Class. 
Ds'Lightfoot,  (A)    Trin 
1*  Mayor, 

Whymper, 
•Burn,  (B) 
•Blore, 
•Hutchinson, 

Williams.J.D 
i  Harcourt, 

Butler, 

Holroyd, 

Phillips, 
•Taylor, 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 
)  Trin. 
[Joh. 
)  Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Pet. 


1852 EXAMl  NERS 


First  Class. 


Ds 


•Burn, 

•Hammond 

•Macnaghten 

Perring, 

Chandless, 
*Brodribb,    i 

Thompson, ; 
•Benson,  (a) 
•Ellis,      J 

Pearse,  [  M 
•Sharpe,  > 

Gent, 
''Raynes, 

Wimberley, 
•Barber, 
•Seelev, 
•White, 


>n,(B)^  ' 


\Mq. 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 

'^'i-Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin. 
J.    Trin. 

Trin. 

S  'Corpus. 
^Clare. 
^  Emm. 
Clare. 
Trin. 
Magd- 


1853. — Examiners^ 


First   Class. 
Os'*Roby,  Joh. 

Blakiston,  Trin. 

•James,  King's. 

♦Calvert,  Joh! 

Ifounsey  (-  Heysham)  Trin. 
•Craven, (A)  i  «^^  Trin. 
♦Scott,  (B)/'*'^-Trin. 
•Cleave,  )^  Jesut. 
Duckworth,  /f>  Trin. 
|<*^Ware,  Trin. 

Carey,  Trin. 

Church,  Trin. 

Johnson,  Emm. 

Second  Class. 
P»  Collier,  Trin. 

Dicey,      I  «_     Triji. 
6Royston,i^*-    Trin. 


Wilson,A. 

James, 

Bignold, 

Cresswell, 

Foster, 


Trin. 
,  Caius. 
•  Trin. 
Trin. 
Jesus. 
Caius. 

Queens'. 
\  Trin. 
I  Trin. 
(  Trin. 


Erskine, 
Hodges, 
Redmayne, 


.  Trin. 
g  Jesus. 
^  Trin. 


Third  Class. 
(Arranged  alphabetically.) 


Burtt, 

Garland, 

Godfrey, 

Holmes,  F.  G. 

Tatham, 

Waddington, 

Wilks,  T.  C. 


Smith,JervoiseJ  Trin. 

William  George  Clark,  M.A.  Trin. 
Francis  France,  B.D.  St  John's. 
Hubert  Ashton  Holden,  M.A.  Trin. 
John  James  Stewart  Perowne,  M.A. 

Second  Class. 
Ds  Fenn,  ~j       Trin, 

Langley,      y^^  Joh. 
U  Joh. 
Pet. 
i  Pemb 

>  Mq.    Trin. 


Joh. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


*Morley, 

Thompson, 

Black, 
'Carey, 


Corpus. 
Third  Class. 
( Arranged  al  phabetically. ) 
Trin.  H. 


Monro, 

Goodhart.)  „„ 
Prescott,  i^l' 
Brown     )  „ 
Lambert,/ ^9- 
Chambers* 
Lloyd, 
Cust, 
Turner, 


Joh. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 


Ds  Barlow, 
Bingley, 
Edwards, 
*Fowler, 
Greaves, 
Howard, 
Kempson, 
Leach, 
Martin, 
Munn, 
Piffard, 
Watson, 
White,  F.  A. 
White,  T. 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Sidney. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Emman. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Clare. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Joh. 


William  Mandell  Gunson,  M.A.  Christ's. 
William  Haig  Brown,  M.A.  Pembroke. 
Edward  Meredith  Cope,  M.A.  Trin. 
Francis  France,  B.D.  St  John's. 

„   .  Third  Class. 

Catus. 

Joh. 


Chenery, 

Moles  worth, 

Fleay, 

Griffith, 

Macaulay, 

Smallpeice, 

Spilsbury, 

Druce, 

Hubbard 

Watkins, 
eStamer, 

Litchfield, 

Croad, 

Heilbronn 

Wright, 
•Pike, 


Trin. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


}JE.q.  Caius. 
Joh. 


Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
7.  Pemb. 
Joh. 
Trin. 


(Arranged  alphabetically.) 

Ds  Atkinson  Trin. 

Ayerst,  Caius. 

Clark,  Trin. 

Cole,  Caius 

Cracroft,  Trin. 

Gibsone,  Trin . 

Lowe,  Trin. 

Porter,  Caius. 

Rowe,  Trin. 

Story,  Joh. 

Tiarks,  Joh. 

Walter.  Cath. 


i  1  Hon.  Fellow  of  St  John's. 
«  Professor  of  International  Law,  1869—1887. 

3  M.P.  for  Lancashire(Eccleg),1890— 1895.    Hon. 
fellow  of  St  John's. 

4  Bishop     Suffraffao     of     Barrow-in-FurneM, 


1889-1909. 

A  Biibop  of  Mauritius,  1873—1891.    Ash 
Bishop  of  Liverpool,  1891-19015. 

6  Bishop  Suffragan  of  Shrewsbury,  18«8— 

17—2 


388 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


! Edward  Henry  Perowne,  M.A.  Corpus. 
Augustus  Arthur  Vansittart,  M.A.  Trin. 
William  Mandell  Gunson,  M.A.  ChrisVs. 
William  Haiy:  Brown,  M.A.  Pembroke. 


First  Cta 

Ds  'Hawkins,  (a) 
•Burbury,  (b) 
•Bailey, 
i*Farrar, 
*Townsend 
*Croft, 
♦Campbell, 
*Sale, 
•Day, 

♦Fletcher, 
•Shield, 


Trin. 
J  oh. 
Joh. 

^«-  Jes. 
Cuius. 
Magd. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Pemb. 
Cams. 
Jes. 


Mq 


Second   Clui 

Ds  Sanderson, 
*Jackson, »  -j.^. 
Wood,     i  ^« 
Kingdon, 
Pearson, 
Smith,  G.  M. 
Coltman,)  a,  , 
Wilson,  f^'J' 
Marshall, 
■''^Bradshaw 
Raymond 
'Evans,  i  a,^ 
Monro.i^^- 
Richards, 
Smith,A.F.j 
Ward,  I 

*Elliot, 
Kempson, 
Stokes, 
Hutchinson, 

Pe^ri^ms,!^^ 
Leake, 


Mq. 


Corpus- 

Maqd. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

King's. 

Magd. 

King's. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Caius. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


Third  Clusb, 
(Arranged  alphabetically.) 


Ds  Atlay, 
Babington, 
Cobb, 
CoUett, 
Cornell, 
Dicey, 
Gurney, 
Hardingham, 
Littlewood, 
Lockett, 
Nix, 
Roberts, 
Walford, 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Trin . 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Qu. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


1855. Examiners. 


First  Class. 


Ds  3»ButIer, 
*  Green, 
♦Hancock,  (a) 
•Pearson, 
•Webster, 
*Rees,  (B) 
•Walker, 
♦Monro, 

Heeley, 
*Lillistone, 

Lawrance, 


jEq 


JEq. 


Trin. 
King's. 
•Joh. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Jesus. 
Trin. 


[Charles  Brodrick  Scott,  M.A.  Trin. 
I  Robert  Godolphin  Peter,  M.A.  Jesus. 
I  Edward  Henry  Perowne,  M.A.  Corpus. 
[Augustus  Arthur  Vansittart,  M.A.  Trin. 

Second  Class. 

Ds'Beck,  Clare. 

Edwards,    j  Pemb. 
Little,        [  JEq.  Joh. 

Pearse,       '  Trin. 

Hoare,  Caius. 

Maclear,  Trin. 

RoUeston,  Emm. 

Bell,        1  a.,,  Clare. 

4*Bensly,   j'*'^'  Caius. 

Burrow,  i  Cath. 

Caylev,   l^Eq.  Joh. 

Wood,    >  Cath. 

Meeres,  \  3,.  Clare. 

Millard,  l"*-^'  Joh. 

Graves,  Christ's. 

Pomeroy,  Trin. 


Third  Class. 

(Arranged  alphabetically. ) 

Os  Beaumont, 

Maqd. 

Freeman, 

Caius 

*Headland, 

Caius 

♦Hudson, 

Trin. 

Lloyd, 

Trin. 

Marshall, 

Christ's 

Moore, 

Joh. 

Mooyaart, 

Trin. 

Summerhayes, 

Queens' 

Williams, 

Clare 

1  Hulsean  lecturer,  1870. 

2  XJuiversity  Librarian,  1857—1886. 

3  Master  of  Trinity  College.    Head  Master  of  Harrow  School,  18!59-188.1 
1885-1886.     Hon.  LL.D.  Glasgow.    Hon.  LL.D.  St  Andrews. 

4  Lord  Almoner's  Reader  in  Arabic,  1887—1893 


Dean  of  Gloucester, 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


389 


/-Arthur  Wolfe,  M.A.  Clare, 
36.— Examiners  i  ■( homas  Field,  M.A.  St  John's. 


j  Augustus  Arthur  Vansittart,  M.A.  Trin, 
iRobert  Godolphin  Peter,  M.A.  Jesus. 


First  Class. 


*  Brown,  (A)      Trin 
'Calverley,      Chriifs. 
*Rowe,  (b)        Joh. 
nithjR.Horton)  ?».  Joh. 

Stone,  l^Kinq's. 

♦Wilson,  Magd. 

•Lord,  Trin. 

Freer,    |^        Trin. 
'(rreen,    \Mq.Joh. 
•Horton,'        Pet. 
•Mathias,         King's. 
'Aikin.1  »7.„    Jesus. 


\Mq. 


Trin. 


Second  Class. 


Ds   Darwall, 
Sweeting, 
Chapman, 
Gee, 
Hay 
Kelly, 
*Hardy, 
Evans,     . 
Fenton,  I 
Marriott) 
Cave, 
Mason,   \ 
Nunn,     Vi 
*Rigby,(2)r 
Sehreiber, 
^•Bonney, 


ty  Clare. 
^  Joh. 
I     Emm. 

•^  Trtn. 
Trin. 
Trin. 

a   Trin. 

Corpus. 

Jesus. 
■    Trin. 
t  Joh. 
^    Trin. 

Trin.  H. 

Joh. 


Third  Class. 
( Arranged  alphabetically. ) 
Ds  Addison,       Joh. 


Balls, 

Burn, 

Cutting, 

Day, 

Exton, 

Holmes, 

Hutton, 

May, 

Neville, 

Partridge,      Joh 

Raymond 

Wood, 


Cath. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Magd. 


Trtn 


/  Alfred  James  Carver,  M.A.  Queens'. 
1857_ExAMiNERs    I  Augustus  Arthur  Vansittart,  M.A.  rrmi7.v. 
j  Arthur  Wolfe,  M.A.  Clare. 


Thomas  Field.  B.D.  Si  John's. 


First  Class 
Ds*Moule, 
*Platt,F.T.  (B) 
3»Seeley,  (a) 

*Snow,(Kynaston), 

*Green,  . 

*Kempthorne,  i 
*Lee,  ) 

'Monro,  (  „^ 
,  'Stone,     t^«- 

Piatt,  G.  M.  1  c^ 

Valentine,  J^ 

Summers, 

Gill,         I 
■  Nunns,    >  Mo. 
•Walford,) 


Corp. 
ipTrin. 
^Chr. 
Joh. 
.  Trin.  ! 
§"  Trin. 


Caius. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

King's. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Evans, 
Lee,  T.  W. 
Barlow,     ] 
Dixon,       ( 
Doran,      | 

•Somerset,  J 
Abram,  . 
Foyster,  j 
Leman,  \ 
Norman,  I 

•Shaekell,  J 
Phillips. 
Gedge.  W.  W. 
Punnett, 

La n Chester,)  c< 
•Shirley,       ^ 


l-^'  Trin. 
Joh. 

Trin. 
Clare. 
Trin. 
Mq.  Clare. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
Emm. 
Caius. 
Clare 
Pet. 
Caius. 
aare 
King's. 


Third  Class. 
(Arranged  alphabetically.) 


Ds  Burra, 
Donne, 
Dunn, 
Fitzgerald, 
Gedge,  C.  J. 
•Gilbert, 
Hales, 
Hanbury, 
Haycock, 
Holloway, 
Holmes, 
Hopkins, 
JacKson, 
Peatfield, 
Sandars, 
Shaw, 
Smith,  A. 
Smith,  E. 
Southwell, 
Stork, 
Thompson, 
Vincent, 
•Ward. 


Trin. 

Trin.H. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Trin.H. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trtn. 

Trin. 

King's 


1  Registrary  of  the  University,  1891—1910. 

2  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1884.    Rede  Lecturer,  1892.    Hon.  Canon  of  Manche»ter.    Tutor  1888-1876. 
1.  D.Sc.  Dublin  and  Sheffield.    Hon.  LL.D.  Montreal. 

i  Sir  J.  R.  Seeley.    Professor  of  Modern  History,  Cambridge,  1869—1895. 


390 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES^ 


1858. — Examiners 


First  Class. 


( Alfred  George  Day,  M.A.  Cuius. 
'Joseph  Bickersteth  Mayor,  M.A.  Joh. 
I  Alfred  James  Carver,  M.A.  Queens'. 
James  Lempriere  Hammond, M.A.  Trin. 

Second  Class.  i  Third  Class. 


Ds»Clark,(A) 
•Potts,  (B)   ■)  < 
*Robertson,l6 
•Bo  wen, 
*Donne,  1  „ 
i^Lupton,  1  ^« 
2*Swete, 
3*Smith,  W.  S. 
Heppenstall, 
**Lumby, 
•Whitting, 
Butler,        ■)  ! 
•MeClellan,  (S 
Barton,    "I  xf 
•Stanwell,) 
Sendall, 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Jems. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Trtn. 

Joh. 

Maqd. 

King's. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Christ's. 


Ds   Mac  Gregor,) 
•Maslieder,    1 

Dalby,      1  ^ 
•Luckock,  (  ^ 

Barff, 

Green, 

Watson, 
•Marillier, 

Worthington, 

Deighton, 

East,      I    ^. 
•Mowat,!  ^'«- 

Lindsay, 

Holland, 

Bull,  1^ 

Martineau,  j'^ 
*Fisher,        \  d. 

Henniker,  J^ 

Rudge, 


Trin.  H. 


Trin. 
Jesus. 
Trin.  H. 
Joh. 
Caius. 
1  King's. 
j  Corpus. 
Emm. 
Trin. 
Sidney. 
Trin.  H. 
Trin. 
Emm. 
Trin.  H. 
Trin. 
Trin.  H. 
Trin. 


(Arranged  alphabetically.) 
Trin. 


Ds  Athawes, 

Blunt, 

Campbell, 

Collett, 

Colquhoun, 
•Crabtree, 

Hardy, 
•'Kingdon, 

Knapton, 

Lafone, 

Lee, 
"■Morton, 

Oliver, 

Roe, 

Rogers, 

Rose, 

Skip  worth, 

Taylor, 


!^; 


Wilkinson, 


Pemb. 

Trtn. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Joh. 

Christ's 

King's. 

Christ's. 

Queens'. 

Trin . 

Cath. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


(Henry  Mildred  Birch,  M.A.  Kings. 
Edward  Henrv  Perowne,  MA.  Corpus. 
Thomas  Field,  B.D.^i.roW*. 


I  Joseph  Bickersteth  Mayor,  M.A.  St  John's. 


First  Class. 


Ds»Sidgwick,  (a) 
•Holmes, 
♦Longmire,  (b) 
7*Hales, 
*Kirby, 

Hope-Edwardes 
♦Turner, 
•*»  Perkins, 

Booth,  )  ,.„ 
*For8ter,l^<l- 
Ashfield, 

Hudson, 
*  Langhorne, 
lopomeroy,  Hon, 
J.S. 


Trin. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Christ's. 
Trin. 
,  Trin. 
Trin. 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Jesus. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
Pet. 
Trin. 
Christ's 

Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Ds   Heaton,  Christ's. 

Alford,  1  ^  Trin. 

*Trotter,j^^-  Trin. 

Amos,       1  a,,,  Clare. 

Trafford,  J^^'  Christ's. 

BignoJd,  Caius. 

King,  Trin.H. 

Noblei,  Joh. 

Stanning,  Clare. 

Synge,  Trin. 

Deverel,(Deveren)Trm. 

Ward,  Trin. 

Latham,  Trin. 

Malkin,  Trin. 

Boodle,  Joh. 

Smith  Joh. 

Allen,     I  Trin. 

Blofeld,  j-^q.  Trin. 

•Buckle,  J  King's. 

Mason,  Cath. 

Arthur,!  !,„  Trin. 

Porter,  l^^'  Trin. 

Rowe,  Trin. 

Rhodes,  Trin. 

Rule,  Pemb. 

Collier,!  jp„  Christ's. 

Kerr,    |^^-  Trin. 

"Matthew,  Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Mq 


Ds   Fearon, 
Peckover, 
Davies,    \  i,„ 
Thomas,  f^^ 


S^rague, 

Wyatt, 
ile 


''illmot 


}^q 


Giles, 
Clarke, 
Hunter, 
McCalI,l;p„ 
Wills,  \^^- 
Ellis. 
Busk, 

Roberts,        ) 
Tremlett, 
"•^Wodehouse, ' 
Colwill, 
Gedge, 
Hervey,  Lord 

A.  H. 
Tebbutt, 
Johnson, 
Airy, 

Thomason, 

Ac  worth,  1  Corpus 

Johnston,  (JEq.  Trin. 
Lakin,       '  Sidnep 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Sidney. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Emm. 
Mq.Sid. 

Caius. 
.  Maqd. 

Trin. 


Trin. 

)  Trin. 
Caius. 


•Mq 


Trin. 
Trin. 


1  HuUeau  Lecturer,  1887.  2  Regiu»  Professor  of  Divinity. 

8  Archbishop  of  Sydney,  1897—1909. 

4  Norrisian  Profewor  of  Divinity,  1879—1892.     Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinitv,  1892—1895. 

5  Bishop  of  Fredericton,  Canada,  1892—1907.  6  MP.  for  Deptford.  1897—1906. 
7  Hon.  Fellow  of  Christ's.  8  Late  Pellow  ot  Downing. 

9  Sir  A.  W.  Ward.    Master  of  St  Peter's  College.  10  Sixth  Viscount  Harberton. 
11  Bishop  of  Lahore,  1888—1898.  12  Prebendary  of  Exeter. 


I860.— Examiners 


First  Class. 
D8*Hodgson,^ )  ^Kinp's. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 

f  Henry  John  Roby,  M.A.  St  John's. 
]  William  John  Beamont,  M.A.  Trin. 
I  Arthur  Wolfe,  M.A.  Clare. 
^Thomas  Field,  B.D.  St  John's. 


391 


>*Peile,l 
*Tawney, 
♦Browning, 
•Taylor, 

♦Whiting, 
*Witt, 
♦Bowling,  I 
♦Francis,  K 
2*Bosanquet, 
Lee, 


^Christ's 
"  Trin. 

King's. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

King's. 
^  Joh. 
'*■  Caiuf. 

King's. 

Christ's. 


tl861. — Examiners 


First  Class. 


Da  ♦Abbott,  (a) 

STrevelyan, 
lo^Cornish, 

♦Austen  Leigh, 
^♦Richniond,  (B) 
Storr, 

♦Twentyman, 
♦Nicholas, 
i2»Stephenson, 
Forster, 
•Cobb, 
Warren, 
Airy, 


Joh. 

Trin. 

King's. 

King's. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


Second  Class. 
DsBerry,  T.  B.      Pemb. 
Wainwright,     Trin. 

Lamb,  EmnMn 

Clark,         )  si.  Mood. 

sRaikes,       m   Trin. 

Sanderson, )       Clare. 
Humphreys(Hum-jy  , 

phreys-Owen)     j'^'"- 

Dakyns,         1  's-Trin. 
♦Young,  Sir  G.  J  ^  Trin 

Chaytor, 

Cowell, 

Jackson,  Geo 

Lewin, 

Barstow, 

Jones,  E.D, 

Montagu, 
*Nelson, 

Armstrong, 

Holmes, 
♦Eve,    |„ 

Meres,  1^^ 

Pember, 
♦Harrison, 

Price, 

Wood,  J.  C. 

Marshall, 

Scargill 
5C  lay ton 


1^ 


Jesus. 
Trin. 

'l^Tri'n. 

Joh. 
6- J  oh. 
^  Magd. 
King's. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Emman. 

Caius. 

Trin. 
•»  Trin.  H 
^Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Emman. 


Third  Class 
Ds  ^Bothamley 
King, 
Sainsbury, 
Pringle, 
Heale, 
Gould, 
Stone,  C.  H 
Rowsell, 

Bassett,    1  „    in 

Wharton,  l^«-JoA. 

7  *Snooke,  (Woods)  Trin 


Trin. 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 
]  &.  Trin. 
l^Pet. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


Whyley,!^'^ 
Rennie, 
Flintoff, 
Pettitt,1  „„ 
Todd,   1^«- 
Clayton,]  -r^ 

Barter,  1^« 

Benthall.l  jp„  Clare 
SBuszard,  l"^^'  Trin. 
Moorsom.l  „„  Trin. 
Shaw,        i^^Trin. 


Emman. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Emman. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


John  Spicer  Wood,  B.D.  St  John's. 
Edward  Balston,  M.A.  King's. 
I  William  Mandell  Gunson,  M.A.  Christ's, 
.William  John  Beamont,  M.A.  Trinity. 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

)s  ^Kitchener, 

Trin. 

Ds  Taylor, 

Joh. 

Sanderson,  L. 

Clare. 

Brown, 

Joh. 

*Borrett, 

King's. 

Smith, 

Caius. 

Whalley, 

Trin. 

Cleasby. 

Trin. 

Benn, 

Joh. 

Geary, 

Corpus. 

Earle, 

Joh. 

•Boys, 

King's 

Davis, 

Caius. 

Pierpoint, 

Joh. 

Hedges, 

Joh. 

Walsham, 

Magd. 

Smith,  G. 

Clare. 

Straffen, 

Cath. 

TumbuU, 

<L'rin. 

Hoare, 

Joh. 

Edwards,  1 
Ingham,  ) 
Raban, 

Trin. 

Valentine, 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Boulton, 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Dal  ton, 

Caius. 

♦Budd, 

Pemb. 

Northey, 
isChannell, 

Trin. 

Tnn. 

•Bushell, 

Joh. 

♦Mozley, 
Churchill, 

King's. 

Joh. 

Athawes, 

Clare. 

Gary, 

Emm. 

Dineley, 

Trin. 

Crosse, 

Trin. 

Twist, 

Magd. 

t  MrGuoBon  wagHopoinied  Examiner  Feb.  7, 1841,  in  place  uf  Dr  Donaldion,  irho  wai  oblised 
ire«i2n  on  accountofiU  health.  1  Matter  of  Chri.i'.,  1887— 1910. 

2  Sir  F.  A.  Bosanquet,  K.C.  3  M.P.  for  the  Untveraltf  of  Ca'nbridgc,  1882-1893. 

4  Bi.hop  of  Gla»Kow  and  Gallowav,  1888—1903-  '^    Enual  as  Chancellor'*  Medallist*. 

5  Bishop  Suffragan  of  Leicester,  1903— 19i2.  8  Archdeacon  of  Bath,  18»5— 1»0». 
7  King's  Counsel.                                                 8  Recorder  of  Leicester.    K.C. 

9  Sir  G.  0.  Trevelyan,  CM.    Hon.  Fellow  of  Trinity.  10  Vloe-Provoit  of  Eton. 

C.B.  H  Uulsean  Lecturer,  1888. 

Sir  A.  M.  Channell.    Judge  of  King's  Bench  Division.  High  Court  of  Juitlc*. 


392 


1862.— Examiners 


First  Class. 
Dsi*Jebb,  Trin. 

•Graves,  Joh. 

'■^•Jackson,  Trin. 

*Wilson,W.  K.^7Vm. 
*Mozley,1|  King's. 

Stone,  Trin. 

"•Burbidge,  Christ's. 

3*Carr,  Christ's. 

**Miller,  Trin. 

*Gwatkin,  .Joh. 

*Routledge,  King's. 

♦Josling,  Christ's. 

Ingram,  Joh. 

Evans,  J.  D.       Joh. 
•Willis,  King's. 

Hope-Edwardes,  \  Trin. 
Thompson,!-!.  Y.)  Trin. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 

I  Edward  Henry  Perowne,  B.D.  Corpus. 
J^^illiam  MaDdell  Gunson,  M.A.  Chriat' 
)  John  Spicer  Wood,  B.D.  St  John's. 
'  Robert  Burn,  M.A.  Trinity. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Paterson, 
Bateman, 
■^  Law  ranee, 
sWright, 
Kirkby, 
Spencer, 
Burbidge, 


Clare. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

,Trin. 

Joh. 

Emm. 


Thompson,  J ,  C.  Joh 


Millington 
Seton, 
Lumley, 
Sinker, 
Frazer, 
Miller, 
Woodward. 
Scott, 
7 '^Taylor, 
Gilbert, 
Wilson,  B. 
Greatheed, 
Fullarton, 
Powell,  D. 
Sturge, 


W. 


Queens'. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Jes. 

Trin.H. 

Trin.      \ 

Trin.      \ 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Queens'. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Third  Cla 

ss. 

Ds  Mayo,  J. 

Trin. 

Marshall, 

Trin. 

Wifliams, 

ChrUt't 

Trin. 

Simpson, 

Christ's 

Heath, 

Trin. 

Snaith, 

Emm. 

Guest, 

Christ's 

SLittle, 

Trin. 

Davis, 

Joh. 

Evans,  A.  1 
Weston,  1 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Mayo,  T. 

Trin. 

PDalrymple, ) 
Sainsbury,  J 

Trin. 

Trin. 

1863. — Examiners 


.William  Haig  Brown,  M.A.  Pembroke. 
I  Hammond  Roberson  Bailey,  M.A.  St  John's. 
I  Edward  Henry  Perowne,  B.D.  Corpus. 
I  William  Mandell  Gunson,  M.A.  Christ's. 


First  Class 

. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds'Wilson,  R.  K. 

King's 

Ds  Everett 

Trin. 

DsGaskell.C.G.M.  2Vm. 

»o*Sidgwick(A) 

Trin. 

Bonser 

Trin. 

Hardcastle 

Trin. 

•Dyne 

King's. 

Stanning 

Trin. 

Ridsdale 

Caius. 

''•Austen  Leighi 
•Currey            f 

King's. 

i^Stevens 

Maqd. 

if'Dalton 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Brown    ^ 

Caius. 

Alston 

Clare. 

•Nixon 

King's. 

Oakley 
Plowden 

Trin. 

Bacon 

Clare. 

•Young,  E.  M. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Aldis 

Trin. 

i2»Walker 

Trin.  H. 

Procter  ■> 

Christ's. 

Cadman 

Christ's 

Falkner     s 

i5*Heathcote  J. 

Pratt         ) 

Joh. 

Sanderson           Corpus. 

Waddell 

Trin. 

Trin. 

•Lobley 
•Snowdon 

THn. 

Bolton 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Sdfolfieldl 

Trin. 

*Rust 

Panb. 

Kennedy 

Trin.  H. 
r           Trin. 

Trin. 

♦Chancellor 

Clare. 

McNeile 

Kent 

Trin. 

Spurling 

Trin. 

Carey 

Joh. 

Wilks 

Trin. 

*Rudd 

.Joh. 

Hickman 

Joh. 

Rolph        X 
Thorn  ley    \ 
Tomlinson) 

Trin.H. 

Mc  Gill 

Christ's. 

Trin.H. 

Dixon     ^ 

Christ's. 

Clare. 

Spencer  ' 

Emm. 

Willan 

Joh. 

Teevan 

Trin.H. 

Haigh 

Christ's. 

Walford-' 

Trin. 

Deverell 

Trin. 

Collins 

Christ's. 

Hollis 

Trin. 

Pooley 

Joh. 

Fison             1 
Me  William r 

Cai  us. 

Hanbury 

Clare. 

Caius. 

Birch 

Caius. 

Brownjoh 

n\       Cktrt. 
i       Trin. 

is*Leeke(l) 

Hervey 

Trin. 

Evett 

Femb. 

1  M.P.  for  the  University,  1891- 

-1!)05.      Ke?iu. 

1906. 

ProfesBor  of  Greek,  1889—1905. 

Public  Orator, 

10  Kxtraordina 

ry  Fellow  ofCorpun 

Christi  Col- 

1869—1876. 

leee.  Oxford. 

•2  RegiuB  Professor  of  Greek.    0. 

M. 

11  Provost  of  K 

ing's  CoUeife,  1889— 

1905. 

3  President  ol  St  Catharine'*. 

l«  Late  Fellow 

of  Corpus. 

4  Formerly  Fellow  of  Qaeen*'. 

13  Late  Fellow 

of  Emm«nuel. 

5  DennofSi  Albano 

14  Bishop  Suffr 

agan  of  Barking. 

6  M.P.  for  Nottingham  (South), 

1886— 189.5. 

15  C«non  of  Lin 

coin. 

7  Master  of  St  John' 

s,  1881-190 

3. 

16  C.V.O.,  CM. 

G.,  K.C.V.O.    Cinon  of  Windsor. 

8  W.  J.  Knox-Little. 

Canon  of  V 

rorcMter. 

1  Equal  as  Ch 

ancellor's  Medallists. 

9  Sir  C.  Dalrymple. 

M.P.  for  I 

pswich,  1886- 

CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


393 


1 864. — Examiners 


first  Class. 
■  'Moss, 

Moule,  I  -, 
-Myers,  I'*'/- 
'James,      1  _, 

Marindin,!'*^' 
'♦Swainson, 

*.\Iozley,  (A)|  ,-    King's. 
^'^Pretor,         J^^-TWm 

Spratt, 

Stow, 

Lee  Warner, 
*  Young, 

Bryan, 
•Davies,  C.B, 

Dunn, 

Ainger, 

'  HolTingwortli,  {  <i,King's. 
"  Preston,  (<^  Magd. 

•Vardy,  (b)       ^     Trin. 

Cruikshank,         Trin. 


J  oh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

King's. 

King's. 

Trin. 


Trin. 
Cath. 
Trin. 

ji,  J  oh. 
*^   King's. 

Clare. 
g*  Trin. 

Pet. 
Trin. 


ji 


Emm. 
Clare. 
Caius. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Caius. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Christ's- 
Clare. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Jes. 
Caius. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Jes. 
Jei. 
Corpus 
Queens'. 
Trin. 
Down. 
Trin. 
»Lyttelton,Hon.C.  Trin. 


Trin. 
Joh. 
King's 
Joh. 


r  James  Lempriere  Hammond,  M.A.  Trin 
j  John  Peile,  M.A.  Christ's. 
1 H.  C.  A.  Tayler,  M.A.  Trin. 
^H.  R.  Bailey,  M.A.  St  Johns. 

Second  Class.  Third  Class. 

Ds  Davies-Colley  \  .  Trin. 
Rhoades,  >STrin. 
Terry,  )^Joh. 

Greatheed,  Trin. 

Wallace, 
Gooch, 
Lewis, 
Champneys. 
•Gillespie, 
Croft, 

Holmes,]  2., 
Pearse,  j^*«- 
Kitson,       I  c^ 
Millington.Jf^ 
Bosanquet, 
Pater,  1  „. 
Raven,)  ^9- 
Beechey,  \  ^^ 
Oakeley,  1^«- 
Hudson,)  a?^ 
Orr,        1^«- 
Beard,  1  ^^ 
Beilby,j^«- 

Buswell,-)  ^vr 
Penny,  P*' 
Payne, 
»Turnbull,  (2) 


Ds  Coore, 

Reece, 
♦Carter, 

Quayle, 

Draper, 

Whittington, 

Rogan, 
eCroft,  H.I  ^„ 

Rowsell,l^«- 

Clay, 

Hervey,  Lordi 
J.W.N.     1 

Fox,  Trin. 

7Jardine,  Christ's. 


Clare. 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


186.5. — Examiners 


First  Class. 
Ds8»Whitelaw  (A)   Trin. 


I  Arthur  Holmes,  M.A.  dare. 
I  Charles  Spread  Deane  Townshend,  M.A.  Jes. 
I  James  Lempriere  Hammond,  M.A.  Trinity. 
[John  Peile,  M.A.  Christ's. 


^Dumford] 
*Image       ) 
•Beebeel 
*Collinsj 
♦Austen  Leigh 
♦Hammond  (b) 
•Simpson 
•Fennell 

Arbuthnot) 
*  Browne  J 
^Cobbold  ) 

Wiseman ) 


King's 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Down. 

King's. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 

Jesus. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

King's. 

Joh. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Cust  % 

Dale  I 

Musehamp  > 
Phillpotts   I 
yStatham      ' 
•Cartmell) 
Collyer    ( 
South      ( 
Tovey     j 
Bennett  1 
Dal  ton  ) 
wPulleinei 
Thelwallj 


Joh. 
Jesus. 
Pet. 
King's. 
Christ's 
Christ's. 
Caius.     ! 
Trin.      I 
Trin.       \ 
Trin.H.  \ 
Trin.      \ 
Trin. 
Chrut's. 


Metcalfe,E.  P.  CAmfV 


Marshall 
Carlos  1 
Taylor) 
Fisher 
Wricht 
Coulcher  » 
Swainson  [ 
Watson    ) 
Cunningham') 
Whitaker      J 
Ingle 
♦Rowlandson 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Jesus. 

Tnn. 

Corpus. 

Jesus. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Queens'. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 


Third  Class. 

s  Oldknow 

Jesus. 

Hooper 

)  Joh. 

Kenyon,  Hon 

.E.J  Tr. 

HWaugh 

Jesus. 

Piatt 

Trin. 

*Taylor,H.M.(2)  Trin. 

Johnson 

THn. 

Gleadowe 

Moffd. 
Trin. 

Wodehouse 

Barlow 

Joh. 

Howes 

Pemb. 

lawebster 

Trin. 

Metcalfe,  W. 

P.  Chr. 
/  Emm. 

Wilcox 

Redjjath 
Aptnorp 

Trin. 

Emm. 

1  Prebenclar.y  of  Hereford. 

2  Bishop  of  Durh.am.  ITorriBian  I'rofesgor  of 
Divinity,  1899—190 1 .  Hon.  Fellow  of  St  C-itharine's 
College. 

i  Late  Fellov  of  Si  Catharine'*  Colleije 

4  Tutor  of  St  Ciitharine's  College. 

5  Eighth  Viscount  Cobham. 

6  Recorder  of  Tenterden. 


7  Sir    .r.    Janline,    K.C.I. B.,    M.P,    for    Rox- 
burghshire, 

8  Master  at  Rugby  School. 

9  Prebendary  of  Exeter. 

10  htshop  Sutfraean  ot  Rfcbmond. 

11  Archdeacon,  1894-1905,  and  Canon  of  Ripon. 
U  Lord  Alver»tonc.  Lord  Chief  JusUcr 


17-0 


394 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


i  William  Charles  Green,  M.A.  King^s. 
Edwin  Charles  Clark,  MA.  Trinity. 
Arthur  Holmes,  M.A.  Clare. 
Charles  Spread  Deane  Townshend,  ^.k.  Jesus. 


First  Class. 
D  81*  Smith  (A)  King's. 

*Smith  Joh.' 

♦Humphreys  (b)  Trin. 


•Fanshawe) 
*  Haslam     ' 
*Mansel 
2*  Hart 
*Kempthorne 
♦Galabin) 

Sutton   J 

Hewitti 
*Witt     ) 
*Shuckburgh) 
*Woo(i  j 

Crawley         i 

Hollingworthj 


Corpus. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Emman. 

Emman. 

Trin. 

King's. 


Second  Class. 
Saxby  Trin. 


Casswelll 
Ebden    j 


Trin.H. 
Cuius. 


Massie 
*Maccoll 

Argles ) 

Lund  1 

Marsden 

Bell 

Burrow) 

Warren ) 

Hawkins       i 

Macnaghtenj 

Anderson ) 

Cotterill  | 

HoUond 

Brayne    ] 

Brown      ( 

Hargrove  (" 

Young     ) 

Doig      s 
'Mackeyv 

Poyer    ) 

Cross 

Firman 

Gedge 

NettleshipJ 

Beaufoy  j 

Crossle    ( 
*  Maclean  [ 

Owen     ) 


Joh. 

Down. 

Trin. 

Sidney. 

Joh. 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Cuius. 

Joh. 

Clare 

KitiQ's. 

Joh: 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Cath. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Trin. 

Clare. 


Third  Class. 


Magd. 

Trtn 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Je.iHs. 

Joh. 

Joh 

Trin. 


Johnson 

Hildyard  ) 

Lyttelton,  > 
Hon.  A.^ 

Highton 

Brayshaw 

Aldis(2)) 

Miller    f 

Roberts  ) 
SMuUinger 

Rowsell 

Dent 

Hope-Ed  wardes  I  Trih 
sSelwyn 

Rawiings 

Farbrother 

Edmonds 

Romilly,  Hon. 
H. 

Stansfeld 

Butler  \ 

Chaplin  ? 

Dunn     ' 

Chapman 

Thornton 

Ryder,  Hon.  A 

Wheeler 

Dodd 


j  Trin. 
Pemb. 
Joh. 
Clare. 
Trin. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Corpus. 

Clare. 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Cath. 


1  Chancellor  of  the  Diocese  of  Ripoa. 

2  Moderator  and  Inspector  of  Schools  for  Lon- 
don TJniversity. 

3  Recorder  of  Andover 

4  K.C.I.E. 


5  Author  of  "  History  of  the  University  of 
Cambridge." 

6  Buhop   of  Melane»ia,   1877—1891.      Master 
of  Selwyn,  1893—1398. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


395 


(Alfred  George  Day,  M.A.  Caius. 
Edwin  Charles  Clark,  M.A.  Trinity. 


First  Class. 


)s  i*Sandy8 
■-"Pollock  (A) 
s*Colvin 
*Cole 

*  Daniell  (b) 
'Cox 
*Warr 

*  Butler 
Brogden  \ 

^*Gwatkin  [ 

*  Shaw        ) 
'*  Wright 

Armitage  \ 

*  Bonser      I 
e  Maiden     ) 

Cunningham^ 
*iTunton  ( 

*Maddock       ' 
Dickson,  F.  C.  ] 
Tatham  i 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Kino's. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin.H. 

Queens'. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

King's, 

Magd. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Dundas 

Trin. 

Underhill 

Caius 

Johnston  1 
Ritson      1 

ChrUVs. 

Pemb. 

7  Robinson 

Emman. 

Tottenham 

Trin. 

Forsyth) 

Trin. 

Souper ; 
Wilkinson 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Hall          1 
Johnstone) 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Stokes 

Trin.H. 

Style 

Cath. 

Nelson 

Queens'. 

Ram 

Corpus. 

French 

Emman. 

Grigson 

Christ's. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Beaumont! 
Hoyles       > 
Watson      ' 
Harris 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Sidney. 

Maples 

Joh. 

Dickson,  H.  G. 

Foster 
8*Palmer 

Godfray 

Parker) 

Ross     1 

Barrett 

Ensor 
9Hyde,  Lordl 

Slocock       1 

Boys 

Buck        ) 

Harbord  ( 

Milner      f 

PhiUips  J 

Field      > 

Tatham } 

Fenton 

Bray 

Lathbury 

Connolly 

Hamilton 

Askwith 

Puller 

Jerwood 

Rothschild 
10  Yates 


Trin. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Queens'. 

Trin. 

Jesus. 

Emman. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Sidnev. 

Christ's. 

Christs. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Emman. 

Queens'. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


I  Sir  J.  E.  S<.ndj3.     Public  Oralor. 

S  Sir  F.  Pollock.  Bart. 

8  C.B.    Slade  Prof«»»orof  Floe  An,  1873-1885. 

4  Dixie   Profe»»or  of  EecleHiastical   HUtorj. 
fellow  of  Emmanuel. 

5  Tutor  ot  Queens'. 


6  Recorder  of  Tbetford. 

7  Master  at  Bedford  Grammar  School. 

8  Lord Almooer'sReaderin  Arabic,1871- 

9  Fifth  Earl  o(  Clarendon. 
10  King's  Counsel. 


396 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1868. — Examiners  " 


'Francis  Cotterell  Hodgson,  M.A.  King  s. 
John  Peile,  M.A.  Christ's. 
Alfred  George  Day,  M.A.  Cuius. 
Richard  Claverhouse  Jebb,  M.A.  Trin. 
Henry  Carr  Archdale  Tayler,  M.A.  Trif  . 
Charles  Walter  Moule,  M.A.  Corpus. 


First  Class. 

Second 

Dsi*  Kennedy 

King's. 

D«  Goodfordl 

*Cullinan 

ChrisCs. 

Lloyd 

-'*  Rawlins 

Trin. 

Upton 
Warner     ) 

*M088 

Joh. 

WUkins 

Joh. 

*Davie8) 
Hales  ] 

*8togdon 
*Blakesley 

Clare. 

King's. 

Johnson 

*Iremonger 
Fynes  Clinton  1 
*  Lewis              J 

Clare. 

Almack  j 
Leech     j 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

♦Stewart 

Trin. 

Baddelev^ 
Hare        I 
Rowe       ) 

Haalam 

Joh. 

Reed 

Trin. 

*  }I  etherin  gton  (  b)  j  Trin. 

Colvill 

Tarring 

>  Trin. 
)  Trin. 

Orenside    ) 
Salusbury  ) 

Taylor  (a) 

■*Fitzmaurice, 
Lord  E. 
Tabor            ' 

Trin. 

Damant  ) 
Eyre        j 

King's. 

*Verdon 

♦Griffith 

Wilson 

Browne 

HoUins    . 

Pearson 

Rand      ) 

Deeley  ■) 
Oakley  | 
Gaskell  ) 
«parkes  3 

Bourne  1 
Irvine    J 

Hussey  1 
Knight  1 

») 

Class. 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Christ's. 

Christ's. 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Clare. 

Emm. 

Cfirist's. 

Trin. 

Queens'. 

Cath. 

Chrisl'K. 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Cait(f.^ 

Emm.* 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

Trtn. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Clare. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Melvill  ) 
Tipping  i 
Bremner     \ 
Lewis  > 

WoodrooflFe ) 
Lane 
Jones  ] 
Lucas  ) 
Swettenham 
Jefferson 
Tomlins 
Jackson    1 
La  Mothe  J 
Jukes 
Hobson 
Whidborne 
Abbott 
Thwaites 
Atkinson 
Micklethwaite 


'Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin.  • 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

yiagd. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Jesus. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Sidney. 

Corptts 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pet. 


1  Lord  Ju*tice  oi"  the  Court  of  Appeal.    Hon.  Fellow  of  Pembroke. 

2  King's  Counsel. 

■J  lord  Fitzinaurice.    M.P.  for  Wiltshire  (Cricklade).  1898— 190«. 
4  .Master  of  the  Charterhouse. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


397 


1869. — Examiners 


(  Douglas  Close  Richmond,  M. A.  St  Peter's, 

Henry  Jackson,  M.A.  Trinity. 

Francis  Cotterell  Hodgson,  M.A.  Kings. 

John  Peile,  M.A.  Christ's. 

Charles  Walter  Moule,  M.A.  Corpus. 
I  William  Charles  Green,  M.A.  King's. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

D8*Hallam  \ 
»*Reid(A)  t 

Joh. 

Ds  Boys         1 

Jetus 

Ds  Hall       ) 
Rhind      • 
Watkins ' 

Clare 

ChrUVs 

Ootterill 

Joh. 

Christ's 

nvarr 

Trill. 

Cowie        ( 

Jesus 

Joh. 

*Durnford 

King's 

Lee           C 

Jesus 

Hoarei 
BOwen  / 

Trin. 

*€olbeck 

Trin. 

Meara 

Trin. 

THn. 

"^Roberts 

Cuius 

Stevens      ) 

Magd. 

Chamberlain  J 
Richardson   / 

Joh. 

♦Everard      'j 

King's 

Howard 

Trin. 

Trin. 

•  Harris         I 

Ki4's 

Latliam    ) 
Pearraan  J 

Trin. 

Mills 

.Pemb. 

*Rodwell  (B)  1 

Emm. 

Pet. 

Boutflower 

Joh. 

*Sharpe        ^ 

Christ's 

Bennett  ^ 
Betts       . 
Lane      J 

Joh. 

Colling 

Christ's 

**Gardner) 
Round    ( 

Christ's 

Pemb. 

Wace 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Dunn 

Cath. 

Edwardes 

Trin. 

Hewlett     . 

Joh. 

Cattoni 
Oliver  i 

Corpus 

Percival 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Savage     . 
Rhodes      ^ 
Roberts 
Woodcock) 

Trin. 

Anderson,  F.E. 

\  Trin. 

Trin. 

Carlisle 

\THn. 

Sid. 

Townsend 

(Trin. 

Mood. 

Warren 

J  Corpus 

Heath 

Trin. 

Fitzherbert 

Trtn. 

Graham 

Emm. 

St  Legerl 
Small      f 

Cath. 

Balfour      J 
Scholfield  / 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Allen  ) 
Hart    > 
Mason) 

Corpus 

Hick 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Horsley 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Browne 

Trin. 

Neale    ) 
sScott      } 
Woods  ) 

THn.H. 

Fletcher 

Caius 

Pet. 

Collin  1 
Wyatt  i 

Emm. 

Trin. 

te'' 

Anderson,  W.H 

.J  Trtn. 
\joh. 
SPet. 

Headlam 

Bradshaw 

Beach  croft 

Caius 

Waltham 

1  Professor  of  Ancient  History.    Fellow  of  Caiug.     Hon.  Fellow  of  Christ's. 

2  Elected,  but  not  admitted.  Fellow  of  Tiinity  In  1870. 

3  Master  of  Caius,  1903—1912. 

4  line.  Proiessor  of  Arcbaeolotsy.Oxford.    Dmnoy  Profe»»or  of  ArchtBolo§nriCambri<lKe,188()— ISHCi 
n.  Fellow  of  Christ's. 

5  HeHd  Mauler  oi  Mercers'  School. 
«  Recorder  of  Walsall. 


398 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


|870.~EXAMINERS    . 

First  Class. 

Ds'^Bonser    1 
*Whitaker; 

Christ's 

Joh. 

*Thom8on 

Trin. 

2*  Kennedy ) 

King's 

*Saward   > 

Joh. 

*Watson    ) 

Joh. 

*Birks  t 

Trin. 

Greenwood  1 
♦Leech         1 

Trin. 

Caius 

•Crawle}'  1 
Peile    '1 

Down. 

Trin. 

Davis 

Christ's 

SFyson       ) 
Marklovei 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Saxton 

Joh. 

**Francis 

Jesus 

Baker,  H. 

Joh. 

(  William  Francis  Smith,  M.A.  S^  John  a. 
\  Edwin  Trevor  Septimus  Carr,  M.A.  Cath. 

William  Edmund  Currey,  M.A.  Trinity. 

Henry  Jackson,  M.A.  Trinity. 

William  Charles  Green,  M.A.  Kings, 
K  Charles  Edward  Graves,  M.A.  St  Johns. 


Second 
Ds*Radcliffe) 
Reynolds) 
Webb 
South  % 
Ledsam  1 
Paterson  .- 
Smith      ) 
Seaman 
Keymer 
Welldon 
Chevallier) 
Miller        f 
England 
Mills 
5*Stanton  , 
Bembridge 
Frost  J 

Forster 
McGill 
Blumhardt 
Powell 
Collyer 
Allen  \ 
Geare , 
epaget ) 


Class. 
King's 
Christ's 
Caius 
Trin. 
Christ's 
Queens' 
Magd. 
Corpus 
Pemb. 
Joh. 
Jesus 
Magd. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
Trin. 
Christ's 
Carpus 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Magd. 
Joh. 
Clare 
Pet. 
Cath. 
Trin.  H. 


Third  Class. 

8  Cooke  1 
Stow] 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Burdon 

Trin. 

Johnson 

Emm. 

ffih! 

Trin. 

King's 

'Drury 

Christ's 

Hayne 

Trin. 

Norris 

Joh. 

Thompson 

Trin. 

Taylor 

Cath. 

Hoare 

Joh. 

TiUard    1 
Whistler! 

Corpus 

Pet. 

Hathornthwaite/oA. 

Sweet 

Magd. 

Keyser 

Trm. 

Wirgman 

Magd. 

Lee 

Corpus 

Chaytor 

Joh. 

Wilson.  J.  R. 

Trin. 

sPurvis 

Down. 

Elcum 

Sid. 

Dickson 

Trin. 

I  Rt  Hon.  Sir  J.  W.  Bonaer. 
8  Late  Fellow  of  Pembroke. 

3  Bishop  of  Hokkaido,  Japan,  1896—1908. 

4  Head  Master  of  Blundell'a  School,  Tiverton. 

»  Ely  Professor  of  Divinity.     Hulsean  Lecturer,  1879. 

6  Sir  R.  Paget,  Bart.,  K.C. 

7  Bishop  of  Sodor  and  Man,  1907 — 1911.     Bishop  of  Ripon. 

8  Sir  J.  Purvis      M.P.  for  Peterborough,  1895—1906. 
%  Equal  as  Chancellor's  Medallists. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


399 


1871. — Examiners  - 


"  Charles  Edward  Graves,  M.A.  St  John^s. 

John  Edwin  Sandys,  M.A.  St  John's. 

Edwin  Trevor  Septimus  Carr,  M.A.  Cath. 

John  Peile,  M.A.  Christ's, 

Charles  Walter  Moule,  M.A.  Corpus. 
L  Edwin  Charles  Clark,  M.A.  Trinity. 


First  Class. 
Joh. 


D»  'Heitland 
I'Kirkpatrick 
♦Haskins 
*Gumey 
**Chawner 
8*Collins 
Bcndall 
4Foss 
»*Beck      \ 
"Dymock  J 
Adams 
•Fawcu8(A) 
Haslam 
'*Huddleston 
Macmeikan 
Manby 
*Wood,  W.  S 


Second  Glass. 


Ds  Myers) 
Paine ) 
8*Appleton(B)» 
Brereton        } 
Eddis  ' 

Clay 
Smith 
Barnard 
Pierpoinii 
Romanis  } 
Gleadowe^ 
Hughes     V 
Newman  > 
JeaflFreson  ) 
Whall 
9Worlledge ) 
Pilcher  I 
Shilleto) 
Foley 
Dalton 
Freeman 
Mason  I 
Smith  j 
Gilbard 
lOEverett 
Bourne       ) 
Goldsmith  [ 
Tuck  ) 

Lake 
Marshall] 
Mason     ) 


Triv. 

THn. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Trin.  H. 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Sid. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Caius 

Clare 

Trin. 

King's 

Trin. 

Trin. 

THn. 

Cath. 

Cath. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Cath. 

King's 

Corpus 

Joh. 

Corpus 


Third  Class. 


Ds  Flewett 
Adamson 
Alexander 
Pyemont 
Bond  I 
Owen) 
Saxton 
De  Morgan) 
Pollock      j 
Ward 
Armstrong 
iiQdgers 
Wood.F  H. 
Wauton 
Walford 
Hamilton] 
Ireland     J 
Gedge 
Bruce 
Edmonds  1 
Walpole  1 
Tottie 
Whiteway 
Blunt      I 
Sproston  I 
Davies     1 
Haviland) 
Marriott 


Joh. 

Joh. 

King  s 

(keens' 

Magd. 

Emm. 

Magd. 

Trtn. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Christ's. 

THn.  H. 

Joh. 

Kino's 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Triti. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Emm. 

THn. 

Caius 

THn. 

Joh. 

Magd. 

THn. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


I  Dean  of  Ely.     Regiun  Professor  of  Hebrew,  1832—1903. 
(1903—1907.    Master  of  Selwyn,  1898—1907. 
1  Master  of  Emmanuel,  1395—1911. 

3  Master  at  Rugby  School. 

4  Bishop  of  Osaka. 

5  Master  of  Trinity  Hall. 
<  Master  at  Bedford  Grammar  School. 

7  Censor  of  the  Non-Collegiate  Students,  1890-1907. 

8  Master  of  Selwyn,  1907— 1909. 

9  Canon  and  Chancellor  of  Truro. 

10  Master  at  Dulwich  College. 

11  King's  Counael.    Recorder  of  Bristol. 


Lady  Margaret  Profewor  of  Dlvialty 


400 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


After  1871  Candidates  for  the  Chancellor's  Medals  were  not  required  to 
have  been  Senior  Optimes  at  least, 

|- John  Peile,  M.A.  Christ's. 
j  Charles  Walter  Moule,  M.A.  Corpus. 
1872.-ExAMixNERS  I  g^^^"  Charles  Clark,  U.X   Trinity. 

j  Henry  Ernest  Fanshawe,  M.A.  Corpus. 

I  Arthur  Holmes,  M.A.  Clare. 

l- William  Mandell  Gunson,  M.A,  Christ's. 


First  Class. 

Ds»Pratt  (B)         Trin. 

^Walker  m       Christ's 

*Archer-Hind(A)j  Triii. 

*Cowie  in  I  Joh. 

"^Thompson  m     )  Chr, 
1  -Prothero      )  King's 
2*Rushbrooke)  Joh'. 
^♦Mason  m  7Vin. 

"Boughey  m     Trin. 
Cherrv  i  Christ's 

*Foote'  (  Joh. 

^♦Richardson,  J.G,  Trin. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Ford      ) 
Vernon  / 
Swallow 
Clowes 
Young 
Bird 

Wood,  W.  C. 
Macnaghten 


Trin. 

Christ's 

Jesus 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Jesus. 


Gould 
eMurray  \ 

Purnell  ) 

H  enderson 

Wor  Hedge 

Archer 

Fowell 

Judd 

Maiden 

Peill 

Hall 

Andrew,  G. 

Giles 

Parker 

South  am 

Allen,  T. 

Bowden 

Ingram 
Romilly,  Hon 

Chambers  , 

Madge       ( 

Eobarts     j 

Teasdale '  ^ 


King's 

King's 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Pemb. 

Jesus. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin.  H. 

Cath. 

Cuius. 

Joh. 

JStntn. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

N  Trin. 

[Trin. 

I  Trin. 
A. ,'  Trin. 
Sid. 
Joh. 
Jesus. 
Joh. 


Third  Glass. 


Ds  Tetley 
Shelton 
Pinckney 
Harper  1 
.Tacksonj 
Shuker 
Wilson        \ 
Woodward) 
Bomford 
Grain      | 
Madden  i 
Smith 
Kirbyl 
Wood/ 
Ring 
Gaskein 
Goldie  1 
Spencer 
Pitt 
Blake 
Boyce 


Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Down. 

Joh. 

King's 

Cuius 

Corpus 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

Queens' 

'Trin.  H. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Trin. 


1  Hon.  Fellow  of  King's. 

2  Head  Master  of  S.  Olave's  School,  South wark. 

3  Master  of  Pembroke,  1903— 1912.     Canon  of  Canterbury.     Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity, 
1895_1903.    Hulsean  Lecturer,  1899.     Hon.  Fellow  of  Jesus.    Hon.    Fellow  of  Pembroke. 

4  King's  Counsel.    Recorder  of  Exeter. 

5  Archdeacon  of  Nottingham. 

6  Lord  Dunedin  of  Stenton.    P.C,  K.C.,  K.C.V.O.    Lord  Justice  General  and  Lord  President  of 
the  Court  of  Session,  Scotland. 

"•  Highly  diitinguished  in  the  Exanfiioatlon  for  Chancelloi''  Medals. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


401 


1873.— Examiners 


Arthur  Holmes,  M.A.  Clare. 
William  Mandell  Gunson,  M.A.  Christ's. 
Charles  Walter  Moule,  M.A.  Corpus. 
John  Maxwell  Image,  M.A.  Trin. 
Frederick  Apthorp  Paley,  M.A. 
.John  Edwin  Sandys,  M.A.  St  John's. 


Pint  Class. 


08*Butcher5 
♦Page  \  «r 
i^VerrallJ  •[ 
''*Meek  m 

Hebblethwaitei 
*Newbold  J 
'Hutchinson  m 

Brooke  1 
'^Garrett; 
*Greenwood"l 

Wills  J 

Myers 
SAiigus   ] 

Haslam) 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Christ't 

Kinq's 

Pet.' 

THn. 

Joh. 

THn. 

Clare 

Joh. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Hailstone 

Lewis 
^Warrington 

Adams,  F.  H 

Anderson 

Bell 

Lawsoni 
*Smith  i 
7*Bickerstethx 

Cooper        V 
SHowlett      ) 

Tindal 

Tryon 

Fitch 

Allnutt 

Newcomb 

Lees 

Pochin  ) 
*Prior     > 

Shilleto) 

Johnson 
♦Gregory 

Wool  ley 

Feamleyi 

Hughes    > 

Miles       ) 

Low 


Third  Class. 


Pet. 

Ds  Wace 

Down. 

Bullerl 
KrohnJ 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Barker  1 

Christ's 

Browne  j 

King's 
Petnb. 

Bridgeman 
Hamleyl 
Hoare    J 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Loxley 

Emm. 

Horsley,  F. 

Christ's 

Oddie 

Kino's 

Hopkinson 

Down. 

Strahan 

Christ's 

Howard,  E.  S. 

Joh. 

Mainprice 

Sid. 

Finch        1 
Le  Cornu  J 

.Joh. 

Sid. 

Banks 

Cuius 

Duke 

Christ's 

Stogdon 

Pet. 

Kinq's 

Joh: 

Jrin. 

Corpus 

.Moffd. 

Corfnis 

King's 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Cuius 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Corpus 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 
\Trin. 
iCath. 

Joh. 

Jes^us 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Cath. 


1  King  Edward  VII  Professor  of  English  Literature,  1911—1912. 
i  K.C. 

3  Sir  J.  T.  Hutchinson. 

4  M.P.  for  Peterborough  1906—1910,  re-elected  1910,  1911. 

5  Registrar  of  the  University  of  "Wales. 

6  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Justice. 

7  Bishop  of  the  Church  of  England  in  South  Tokyo,  1886— 1S97. 

8  Head  Master  of  Bury  Grantjmar  School. 

^  Equal   as  ChanceUor's    Medallists.     Hi«  Grace   the   Chancellor  gavs 


m  HiK^ly  distinguished  in  the  ExaminHimn  for  Chancellor^R  Medals 


402 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1874. — Examiners 


'John  Maxwell  Image,  M.A.  Trin. 
Frederick  Apthorp  Paley,  M.A. 
John  Edwin  Sandys,  M.A.  St  Joh?i^s. 
Charles  Edward  Graves,  M.A.  St  John's. 
William  Mandell  Giinson,  M.A.  Christ's. 
[Handley  Carr  Glyn  Moule,  M.A.  Trin. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 


Ds*Leaf      )5 
»*  Rawlins  j  ^1 

*Freese  m 
2*0rpen        1 
*Rendall  mj 
*Bramley) 

•Hicks    ; 

3*Butcher  m 
*Perry  m 
4»Clark 

Moser 

Gibson 
*Lloyd  tn 
5*Gray,  A. 

Dyson    ) 
6*Streane } 

Wilson  } 

^Williams 

West 
*Grant 

Wix 


Trin. 

King's 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Tnn. 

King's 

Trin.  H. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Jesus. 

Cuius 

Emm. 

King's 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

King's 

King's 


Ds  Bianchi 
Leach 
Warwick 
•Cox 
Logan 
Moulton 
Weir 
Preston 
Hoare 
Goldney  \ 
Grasett   } 
Lee         \ 
Merivale 
JoUiffe 
Tillard 
Pyne 
Bourne    i 
Hughes    [ 
Nevinson ) 
Patterson 
Tyas 
Hootonl 
Snell     j 
Allen  \ 

Kirchhofferl 
Hall 
Yeatman 


Pet. 

Christ's 

Clare 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin.  H. 

Joh. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Pemb. 

Sid. 

Down. 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Cuius 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Cath. 

Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Ds  sprior 
Rust 

Cheshire     ) 
May,  E.  H.j 
Lushingtonl 
WiUcox       ] 
Todd 
Creak) 
Petty  I 
Goolden 
Boddy 
French    1 
Harknessj 
Bellhouse 
Gwillim 
Hue 
^Stanford 


Cains 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


1  Master  at  Eton. 

2  Formerly  Fellow  of  Pembroke. 
8  M.P.  for  York.    King's  Counsel. 

4  King's  Counsel. 

5  Master  of  Jesus. 

6  Fellow  of  Corpus, 

7  Head  Master  of  Bangor  School. 

8  Slade  professor  of  Fine  Art.    Hon.  Fellow  of  Caius. 

9  Sir  C.  V.  Stanford,  Professor  of  Music. 
1  Equal  as  Chancellor's  Medallists. 

m  Highly  distinguished  in  the  Examiaation  for  Chancellor'sMoilals. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


403 


I 


1875. — Examiners 


Charles  Edward  Graves,  M.A.  aS"^  Joh7i^s. 
William  Mandell  Gunson,  M.A.  Christ's. 
Handley  Carr  Glyn  Moule,  M.A.  Tri7i. 
Augustus  Austen  Leigh,  M.A.  King's. 
John  Edwin  Sandys,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
James  Smith  Reid,  M.L.,  Christ's. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  CI 

iss. 

si*Peskett(A) 

Magd. 

Ds  Adams     1 
Radcliffe  j 

Sidney 

Ds6Freeland 

Magd. 

*Tilley 

King's 

King's 

Baily             \ 

Caius 

2*G0W(B) 

Trin. 

Carlisle 

Trin. 

Crawley         ( 

Joh. 

*Bakerm 

Joh. 

Bingham 

Trin. 

Formby          > 

Trin. 

3*Balfour  m ) 
Salt           { 

Trin. 

Bridgeman 

Trin. 

Steavenson    ( 

Emm. 

King's 

Kempton 

Pemb. 

Stevens          / 

Down. 

Joynes 

King's 

Poynter 

Queens' 

French 

Emm. 

Kelly        I 
TiUyard     J 

Clare 

Nock 

Joh. 

Horton 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Knightly     1 
Stevenson  j 

Joh. 

Mosley     1 
Sparke    j 
Thompson 

Joh. 

*South    ■ 

Jesus 

Maqd. 

Caius 

Arblaster 

Clare 

Fairbanks 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Booth 

Trin. 

Blackmore 

Queens' 

Haviland  1 
Martin       J 

Joh. 

Batten 

Joh. 

Browne 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Elliott 

Caius 

Hooper   } 
Smith      J 

Clare 

Tute 

Joh. 

Bayfield 

Clare 

Trin. 

**Southwardm 

Cath. 

Busse 

Trin.H. 

Scallon  ) 
Verry     J 

King's 

»} 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Down. 

Macmillan  \ 

5M0SS               1 

Christ's 

Jackson 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Robinson 

Cath. 

Raynor 

Joh. 

Jeflfery 
Evill 

Carter          ) 
Henderson  [ 
Kingdon     ) 
Hamilton 
Brooke 

Magd. 

THn.H. 

THn. 

Joh. 

Corput 

Jesus 

Joh. 

1  Tutor  of  Magdalene. 

2  Head  Matter  of  Westminster  School. 

3  M.P.  for  Leeds  (Central),  1885—1906. 

4  Tutor  of  St  Catharine's  College. 

5  Master  at  Charterhouse  School. 

6  One  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

•»  Highly  distinguished  in  the  Examination  for  Chancellor' 


404 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1876.— Examiners 


C  John  Edwin  Sandys,  M.A.  *S^  John's. 

I  James  Smitli  Reid,  M.L.  Christ's. 
Charles  Walter  Moiile,  M.A.  Corpus. 
William  Mandell  Gimson,  M.A.  Christ' 
Ernest  Stewart  Roberts,  M.A.  Caius, 

I  Alfred  Pretor,  M.A.  St  Cath. 


First  ClafiS. 


Second  Class. 


Third  Class. 


'  } 


D8*Wace  (a) 
*Neil  m 
*Douton 
*Macaulay  m 
^Simpkinson  . 
i*Jenkinson  m 
*Selwyn 

Bourchier 
-Chase 
Handtord 
3*Po8tgate  ^ 
*  *Laurence) 
*Seatou     ) 
oFlatlier ) 
Raven   .' 
S'^Wallis  ) 
Banton      | 
"^HeathcoteJ 
7 Lush.  C.  M. 
swilliaraa 
Wilson 
Broadhurst 
Ker 


Joh. 

Pet. 

Kinq's 

Trih. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

King's 

King's 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Jesus 

Emm. 

Caius 

Caius 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Tanner 

Pemb. 

Eden 

Pemb. 

Boutflowerl 
Raynor       J 

Caius 

Joh. 

Inchbald 

Clare 

Fraser    1 
WatkinsI 

Clare 

Jesus 

Thurstan 

Christ's 

Butler    ■) 

Trin. 

Keating  ( 

Corpus 

Maxwell  ( 

Joh. 

Milman  } 

Kino's 

Hunt 

Joh. 

Edgerley 

Magd. 

Barber   1 
Heygatel 

Maod. 

Trin. 

Rowntree 

Clare 

Batherl 
Ford    J 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Blyth         ! 
Hutchingsi 

Christ's 

Sid. 

Caswein 
Stuart  J 

Maqd. 

Joh. 

Newton 

Corpus 

Kershaw 

Trin. 

Turner 

Cath. 

Bs  Bradford 
Mann 
Deck      ) 
Green     / 
Webster) 
Borton 
Arnold 
Shafto 
Bell 
Cooper 
Aldous 
Samson 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Cath. 

Trin. 

King's 

King's 

Jesus 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


1  University  Librarinn. 

2  Rishop  of  Rly.     President  of  Queens' College,  1901— 1906.     HuUean  lecturer,  1900.     Norrisian 
Professor  of  Divinity,  1901—1905.     Hon.  Fellow  of  Christ's.    Hon.  Fellow  of  Queens'. 

3  Professor  of  Latin  in  Liverpool  University. 

4  Sir  P.  M.  Laurence,  K.C.M.G.     Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  South  Africa. 

5  Master  of  Cavendish  College,  1888— 1S92. 

6  Bishop  of  Wellington,  New  Zealand,  1895—1911.     Prebendary  of  Salisbury, 

7  King's  Counsel.    Judge  of  King's  Bench  Division  of  High  Court,     Hon.  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 

8  Professor  of  Classics  and  English  Literature  in  the  University  of  Tasmania. 

9  Bishop  of  Waltefleld.    Hon.  Fellow  of  Pembroke. 

"J  Highly  distineruished  in  the  Examination  for  Chancellor's  Medals. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


405 


1877.— Examiners 


William  Maudell  Gunson,  M.A.  Christ's. 
Ernest  Stewart  Roberts,  M.A.  Cuius. 
Alfred  Pretor,  M.A.  St  Cath. 
Thomas  Ethelbert  Page,  M.A.  St  Joh. 
James  Smith  Reid,  M.L.  Chrisfs. 
Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.  Trin. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 


Dsi*WeU(lon  (a) 

'^Sharkey  m 

*Dyson 

*Corrie    \ 

^Fulford  I 

'*Michell  ( 

**Savage  '' 

*Chawner  (b) 

Davidson) 

*Jeffery     J 

Vaughan 

^Donaldson 

'Kennedy 

«8mith,E.H.G. 

Compton  1 

Higgens  [ 

James     ) 

BowTing ) 

Meyrick  } 

7Tillard   ) 


King's 

Chnst's 

Joh. 

King's 

Clare 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Kino's 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

THn. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Emm. 

Jesus. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


Ds  Leaf 
Lowryl 
sVipan  J 
Pearson  (Gee) 
Northcott) 
Tarver      ) 
Blackett) 
Davies    J 
Reade 
Lee 
Dixon 
Gurdon 
Nethersole 
Gram  ) 
Rooperl 
Spencer 
Patterson 
Rogers 
Sutcliife 
Baxter 
Evans 
Briscoe 
Williams 
Duffield 
Fitch     ) 
Fox       [ 
Walker  \ 
Cadman-Jones 


Trin. 
Trin.H. 

Christ's 

Trin.H. 

Joh. 

Kino's 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

King's 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Kitty's 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Clare 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Queens' 

Cath. 

Corpus 

Christ's 

Clare 


Third  Class. 


Ds  *Warren 
Benwell 
Beng    \ 
Wilson) 
Norman 
Hill      I 
Rhodes] 
Carr 
Kendall 
Pownall 
Stephenson 
Smith        I 
Underbill 
Wilson      ) 
Grant   \ 
Holdenj 
Briggs 
Smith 
Bull        1 
Norman) 
Mellor 

Godby  ] 

Postlethwajtej 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Queetts' 

Magd. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cuius 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Pemb. 

Corpus 

Sidnep 


Pemb. 

Christ's 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Maod. 

Clare 


1  Dean  of  Manchester.     Bishop  of  Calcutta,  1S98— 1901.     Head  Masterof  H» 
189S.     Hulsean  Lecturer,  1897. 

2  Muster  at  Rugby  Sohool. 

3  Desn  of  Lichfield.     Formerly  Fellow  of  Corpus. 

4  Master  of  Magdalene. 

^  Master  at  Haileybury  College. 

6  Master  at  Clifton  College. 

7  One  of  H.  M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

8  Professor  of  Classics,  South  African  Colleie,  Cape  Town. 

tn  Highly  distinj^uisbed  ia  the  ExamirHtion  for  Chancellor's  Medals. 


School,  : 


406 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1878.---EXAMINERS    ^ 


r  Thomas  Ethelbert  Page,  M.A.  St  John's. 
I  James  Smith  Reid,  M.L.  Christ'' s. 

Richard  Dacre  Archer- Hind,  M.A.  Trin. 

Thomas  Herbert  Orpen,  M.A,  Pembroke, 

Alex.  Francis  Kirkpatrick,  M.A.  Trin. 

William  Mandell  Gunson,  M.A.  Christ's. 


First  Cluss. 


Ds  i^^Cooke  (A) 
*Frazer  m 
"* English  (b) 
^Clifford 
*Howson1 
*Vince     i 

Allen,  G.  C. 
2James,  S.  R, 

Bryans  m 

Milton   I 

Roberts/ 

Harris 

Headley 
*Spring-Rice  . 

Jennings 


King's 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Christ's 
King's 
Christ's 
Joh. 
m  Triri. 
King's 
Trin. 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Cuius 
Trin. 
Clare 


Second  Class 


Third  Class. 


Ds  ^Hughes 
<Lyttelton, 

Hon.  E. 
Wright 
Webster 
Ritchie 
Birks 
Gaussen 
Lewis 
Field 
Lehmann 
Pearson 
Willan 
Christie 
Jacob 
Labatt 
Kingsford') 
Patey       j 
Reynolds) 
Spencer  J 
Benham  1 
Mundy  > 
Sells       ) 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Corpus 

'I'rin. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Sidney 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Joh. 


Ds  Vane 
Collin       ) 
Galloway  > 
Ryland    > 
SRoyce  ) 
Molinej 
6Lowtlier 
Lauria 
Marshall 
Gepp 
Batchelor ) 


Crick 
Gurdon 
Palmer 
Morgan 
Browne 
Evans 
Crofts     I 
'Hunting! 
Bladon 
French  1 
Harris  j 


Trin. 
King's 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Pet. 
Trin. 
Emm. 
Queens' 
Joh. 
Sidiiey 
Pemb. 
Jesus 
Corptis 
Jesm 
Joh. 
Cath. 
Sidney 
Down. 
Clare 
Corpus 
Corpus 


1  Head  Master  of  Aldenham  School. 

2  Head  MoHer  of  Malvern  College. 
:i  King's  Counsel. 

4  Head  Master  of  Eton  College. 

5  M.V.O.    Head  Master  of  King's  Lynn  Grammar  School. 

6  M.P.  for  Cumberland  (Penrith) ;  Speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons. 

7  Second  Master  at  Sutton  Valence  School. 

m  Highly  distinguished  in  the  Examination  for  Chancellor's  MedaU. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


407 


1879.— Examiners 


Thomas  Herbert  Orpen,  M.A.  Pembroke. 
Alex.  Francis  Kirkpatrick,  M.A.  Trin. 
William  Mandell  Gunson,  M.A.  Chrisfs. 
Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.  Christ's. 
William  Emerton  Heitland,  M.A.  St  John's 
Arthur  Woollgar  Verrall,  M.A.  Trin. 


First  Class. 


Dsi*Arnold  (b) 
^"Tottenham  (a). 
*Dougan  m 
*Sing 
3*Bendain 
^*Gill        1 
West  m 
5*Dale       "I 
6Herfordl 
*Feltoe1 
*Gray   ] 
Mason  m 
Barnard  | 
''Luckhamj 
Carr      1 
Woodd 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Cuius 

Maqd. 

Trin. 

Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Cuius 

King's 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Chance    \ 
sCoombes  I 
Millar      V 
Serjeant  i 
Young     / 
Cunningham 
^Evans 
Hill 
Moser 
Manley 
Woodward 
Freeth] 
Rose    j 
Deedes 
Powell 
Fletcher  \ 
Harrison  i 
Lee  ) 

Rose 

Trevor-Jones 
Hetherington 
Hill 
Scott 
Binnev 1 
Powell  J 
Tanqueray 
Wawn 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Emm. 

Cuth. 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Corpus 

Joh. 

Sidney 

Trin.'lL 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

King's 

Kirig's 

Mugd. 

Jesus 


Third  Class. 


Ds  Wilson 
Wright 
Williams 
Armourl 
Palmer  J 
Nightingale 
Lewis 
MRogers 
Smith 
Routh 
Boyd 

Heywood  1 
JohnstoneJ 
Finch 
Male 
Paterson 
Bourne) 
Light    J 
Moore 
Browne) 
Earle     j 


Corpus 

Trin.H. 

Magd. 

Mcigd. 

Down. 

Emm. 

THn. 

Sidney 

Cuth. 

Corpus 

Cuius 

Corpus 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Emm. 

King's 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Cath, 


I 


1  Professor  of  Latin,  University  College  of  North  Wales,  Bangor. 

2  Late  Fellow  of  St  John's  Collepp. 

3  Professor  of  Sanskrit,  1903—1906. 

4  Esquire  Bedell,  189»— 1899. 

5  Sir  A.  W.  W.  Dale.    Vice-Chancellor  of  the  University  of  Liverpool. 

6  Professor  of  English  Literature,  Victoria  University,  Manchester. 

7  Master  at  Cheltenham  College. 

8  Dean  of  Rupertsland. 

9  Esquire  Bedell. 

10  Master  at  Bedford  Grammar  School, 
m  Highljrdi»tingui«hed  in  the  Kxamination  for  Chancellor'a  MedaU. 


408 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1880. — Examiners 


Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.  Christ's. 
Charles  Edmund  Haskins,  M.A.  St  John's. 
Arthur  Woollgar  Yerrall,  M.A.  Trinity. 
Albert  William  Spratt,  M.A.  St  Catharine's. 
Arthur  George  Peskett,  M.A,  Magdalene. 
L  Robert  Alexander  Neil,  M.A.  Pembroke. 


First  Class. 


Ds  *Perry  m 
i*Parry«[ 
2*Edwards  1 
"^Colsou  m 
^Chance  in 
■•^Parker 
6*Ridgewa5' 
6»Turner 
Robinson 
Bird  ni    ) 
'Smitli  m  ' 
STanner  ) 
Hubbersty 
Gibb       ) 
Haines    I 
Hodson  ( 
Sutcliffe  J 
Lafone 
Pain 


King's 

Trin. 

Trln. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

King's. 

Caiiis 

Jes. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

King's 

Pemb. 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Maqd. 

Joli. 

Trin. 

(Jhr. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Jones  "1 
Stocks ) 
Prichard 
Doran 
Rix         1 
WinslowJ 
Bury  ] 

Harrison 
Pennyman ) 
Jackson 
Spence      ) 
Williams  j 
Prest 

Williams,  A 
Hughes 
Sandys 
Schneider 


Trin. 

Pemb. 

Magd. 

Chr 

Queens' 

Caius 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Jes. 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Joh. 

Caius 


Third  Class. 

Ds  Johnson,  G.  W,  ■  Trin. 
Jones-Bateman  }  Clare 


Letts 

Cann 

Lawrence  I 

Pares         ( 

Smyth       J 

Taylor       \ 

Whitelockj 

Foley 

Johnson,  H.  ; 

Macpherson 

Stable  j 

Gayer 

Johnstone) 

Rumsey    J 

Newton 

Bull 

Blake 

Hunter         | 

KirkpatrickJ 

Mulliner 

Guillebaud  | 

Harper        j 

Ponsonby 

Isard  ) 

Pearson     [ 

Wilkinson) 

Rowbottomi 

Wickham    J 

Heygate   1 

Hudson    > 

LaBrooy} 

Ilderton 

Don 

Bradshaw) 

Puttock    J 

Torr 

Brookes 


)  Jes. 
Clare 
Kimi'f, 
Triii. 
Kin<i'.s 
Joh'. 
Trin. 
Kino's 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Emm. 
Emm. 
Jes. 

Trin.  H. 
Clare 
Trin. 
Sid. 
Jes. 
Trin. 
Clare 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Emm. 
Jes. 
Corp. 
Trin. 
King's 
Corp. 
Corp. 
Pet. 
Trin. 
Corp. 
Jes. 
Trin. 
Chr. 


1  Late  Tutor  of  Trinity. 

2  Fellow  of  Sidney  Sussex  College. 

3  Master  at  Shrewsbury  School. 

4  Sir  R.  J.  Parker.    Lord  of  Appeal  iu  Ordinary. 

5  Disney  Professor  of  Archaeology.     Formerly  Professor  of  Greek,  Queen's  College,  Cork. 

6  Headmaster  of  Loughborough  School. 

7  King's  CounseL 

8  Master  at  Westminster  School  ^ 
I   Equal  as  Chancellor's  Medallists. 

m  Hii;hly  distinguished  in  the  Examination  for  Chancellor's  HedaU. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


409 


ISSL — Examiners 


'  Arthur  George  Peskett,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 

Edwin  Trevor  Septimus  Carr,  M.A.,  Cath. 

Robert  Alexander  Neil,  M.A.,  Pevribroke. 
1  Henry  Edwin  Savage,  M.A.,  Corpus. 

Ernest  Stewart  Roberts,  M.A.,  Caius. 
[JamesEdwardCowellWelldonjM.A.j^m^'fi 


First  Class. 


Ds  *Westcott  m 
*Goodliart  (a) 
i*Robert8  m 
2*Robinson,  J. 

Armitage  (b) 
3*Harmer 
4»Henn 
*Banton 
Garland  1 
Pagden    J 
Laurence         1 
sSmith.G.C.M.J 
Cust         I 
SchulhofI 


Trm. 
Trin. 
King's. 

Chr. 

Kind's. 

Trin.H. 

Jesus. 

Joh. 

King's. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Second  Ci 

ass. 

Ds  Gundry 

Emm. 

Hall 

King's. 

Temperley 

Chr. 

Bland  1 
New     1 

Cath. 

Pet. 

Woolcott 

Cath. 

Brown 

Corp. 

Crowder 

King's. 

Reynolds 

Sid. 

Harvey        1 
Smith,  H.G.I 

Christ's. 

Joh. 

Battersby 

Emm. 

6*Murray 
Stutfield 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 

Hoets 

Emm. 

Hill 

Joh. 

Tiindon 

Trin. 

Stokes  "1 
Walker} 

King's. 

Pemb. 

Vaughan  1 
Wright     J 

Magd. 

Pemb. 

Lawson 

King's. 

Edwards 

Sid. 

Walker 

Jesus. 

Nimmo     ) 

Trin. 

Raffles      [ 

King's. 

Townson  ) 

Trin. 

Hervey 

Trin. 

Elliott   \ 
Ford      J 

Cath. 

King's. 

Hallward  | 
Trevelyan  J 

King's. 

Trin. 

Third  Class. 


Ds  Palmer 
Grant 

Greenland   . 
Malcolmson 
7Prior 
Stewart 
Surridge 
Robertson 
Calvert 
Ridout 
Wilson,  C.  I 
Le  Fanu 
Metcalfe 
Nason 
Vidal 
Johnson 
Morris 

Fisher,  F.  W. 
Jones,  L.  R,  ] 
Williams       J 
Young 
Smith,  H. 
Norman 
Haig 
Wood 
Innes 
Phillips 
Sutton 
Duff 
Street 
Evans       i 
8*Leahy       | 
Ostrehan  ) 
Stallard    j 
Wills 
Shann 
Harris 


Sid. 

Trin. 

Corp. 

Corp. 

Queens' 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Maad. 

Cath. 

Caius. 

Chr. 

Trin. 

Jesus. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Clare. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Jesus. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Caius. 


1  Professor  of  Classics,  Leeds  University. 

2  Dean  of  Wells.    Dean  of  Westminster,  1902—11.    Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity,  1893—1899. 
Hon.  Fellow  of  Christ's. 

3  Bishop  of  Rochester.    Bishop  of  Adelaide,  1895—1905.    Fotmorly  Fellow  of  Corpus  Christi 
oUege.    Hon.  Fellow  of  Corpus. 

4  Bishop  Suffragan  of  Burnley. 

6  Professor  of  English,  Sheffield  University. 

6  Late  Fellow  of  Emmanuel.    Master  of  Selwyn. 

7  Inspector  of  Schools,  Bombay. 

8  Professor  of  Mathematics,  University  College,  Sheffield. 

m,  Highly diitinguished  in  the  Examination  for  ObancvlIor'B  UedaU. 


18 


410 


CLASSICAL  TRlPOSEb. 


1882. — Examiners 


Henry  Edwin  Savage,  M.A.,  Corpus. 
Ernest  Stewart  Roberts,  M.A.,  Cains. 
Arthur  George  Peskett,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
George  Chawner,  M.A.,  King's. 
Robert  Drew  Hicks,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
\,Robert  Alexander  Neil,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 


First  Class, 

Ds  i*Tucker  ^  Joh. 

2*Wardale  m  Clare 

*Moss  m  Joh. 

*Wvse  1  Trin. 

3*Duff  m  Trin. 

'•*Hadley  m  \Pemb. 

s*Wilson,H.F,  m\  Trin. 

*Davies  m  Trin. 

Moffatt  Cath. 

6*Knight  Cath. 

Jones  Pet. 

Macaulay  King's 
7Simpson,H.F.M,  Pemb. 

Davies  Down. 

Griffith   ^  King's 

SHewett    (  Pemb. 

■  Rundall  (  Pemb. 

Smith     ^  Doivn. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Cooke-Hurle 
Brownrigg ) 
Harding     J 
Huntei- 
SLenox- 

Conyngham 
Peirson 
Devonshire 
Jervis    | 
Watson  I 
Boden  1 

lODasentJ 
Bidden      s 
Exham       I 
Rainsford  r 
Watson     ) 

"Knott  I 
Synge 1 
Home 
Richards 
Lindon 
Lloyd 


Trin. 
Emm. 
Sid. 
I  Cai. 

[Cai. 
'Pet. 
Trin. 
Queens' 
Pet. 
Queens' 
Jesus 
Magd. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Magd. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Jesus 
Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Ds  Pyper 
Copeman 
Parker ) 
PullingJ 
Galpin) 
Kieserj 
Trollope 
Fowler 
Brown       ) 
Champions 
Mackie      ) 
McMillan 
Armstrong! 
Atmore       j 
Woodhouse 
Harding 
Muckaltl 
Smith     J 
Dale  ; 

Hannam 
Richardson ' 
Lutyens 
Holdsworth 
Lambert 
Collyns  I 
Thomas  J 


Trin. 

Clare 

Jesus 

Corp. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Trin.H. 

Corp. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Corp. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


1  Professor  of  Classical  and  Comparative  Philology  iii  the  Uuiverslty  of  Melbourne. 

2  Tutor  of  Clare. 

3  Formerly  Tutor  of  Trinity. 

4  Master  of  Pembroke. 

5  K.C.M.G. 

6  Bishop  of  Gibraltar.    Fellow  of  Corpus.    Hulsean  lecturer,  1096. 
1  Rector  of  Aberdeen  Grammar  School. 

8  Master  at  Winchester  College. 

9  Master  at  Fettes  College. 

XO  Master  at  Bedford  Grammar  School. 

11  Head  Master  of  the  Skinners'  School,  Tunbridge  Wells. 

^  Equal  as  Chancellor's  Medallists. 

m  Highly  distinguished  in  the  Examination  for  Chancellor's  Medals. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


411 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES.    NEW  REGULATIONS. 
The  Examinations  are  held  in  Easter  Term. 


A  Student  who  has  obtamed  Honours  in  Part  I.  may  be  a  Candidate 
for  Honours  in  Part  II.  following,  provided  that  he  has  then  kept 
seven  terms,  and  that  twelve  terms  have  not  passed  after  the  first 
of  the  seven. 

The  names  are  arranged  alphabetically,  in  Part  I.  in  each  division  of  each  class, 
in  Part  II.  in  each  class. 

In  Part  II.  the  letters  b,  c,  d,  e,  appended  to  the  name  of  a  candidate  denote  the  section 
or  sections  for  which  he  is  placed  in  the  first  class.  The  combination  of  two 
letters  thus,  "  b  with  c  "  or  "  c  with  tl,"  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  obtained  a 
first  class  on  the  combined  result  of  two  sections.  The  letter  a  indicates  that 
the  candidate  to  whose  name  it  is  appended  has  also  attained  a  first  class 
standard  in  section  A.    The  asterisk  denotes  special  distinction. 


Examiners 


Part  1.— June,  1881. 

'Charles  Walter  Moule,  M.A.,  Corpus. 
John  Peile,  M.A.,  Chrisfs. 
Augustus  Austen  Leigh,  M.A.,  King's. 
James  Smith  Reid,  M.L.,  Caius. 
William  Emerton  Heitland,  M.A.,  St  John^s, 
Richard  Dacre  Archer- Hind,  M.. A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Thied  Class. 

Div.  1.  *Barker  (b)    Trin. 

Div.  1.  Smith           Trin. 

Div.l. 

Div.2.  Clough          Trin. 
i^Ileath          Trin. 

Div.  2.  Cooper         Christ's 

Div.  2.  Murton         Trin. 

*Rap8on        Joh. 

Div.S.  Hockly         Jesus 

Pearson       Christ's 

Whibley      Jesus 

Morton         Trin. 

2*Stout           Joh. 

Div.  3.  Coleridge     King-'s 

Impey         King's 

*Wallis         Caius 

Examiners  ^ 


First  Class. 
2*Stout(«,6*)       Joh. 


Fart  ll.^June,  1882. 

'  Charles  Edward  Graves,  M.A,,  St  John''s. 

Henry  Jackson,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Ernest  Stewart  Roberts,  M.A.,  Caius. 

Robert  Drew  Hicks,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

John  Percival  Postgate,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
^  James  Edward  Cowell  Welldon,  M.A,,  King's. 


Sbcond  Class. 


Third  Class. 
Hockly  Jes^is 


1  Sir  T.  L.  Heath,  K.C.B,    Joint  Secretary  to  the  Treasury  and  Auditor  of  the  Civil  List. 
a  Frotessor  of  Logic  and  Metaphysics,  St  Andrews  University. 


18—2 


412 


CLASSICAL   TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


Part  I.— June,  1882. 

'Charles  Walter  Moule,  M.A,,  Corpus. 

John  Peile,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

John  Edwin  Nixon,  M.A.,  King's. 

James  Smith  Raid,  M.L.,  Cuius. 

Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,   Trinity. 
^Francis  John  Henry  Jenkinson,  M.A.,  Triuily. 


Division  1. 


i*Adani  (a) 
*Dinisdale 
2*  Gardner 
3*Inge  (a) 
4  *LeatIies  (b) 


Cains 
King's 
Caius 
King's 
Trin. 


First  Class. 
Division  2. 
Ford  Clare 

Hitchcock  Pemb. 

*Inne8  Trin. 

5*Platt  Trin. 

Smith.  H.  W.     Joh. 


Macnaraara,  A.  Trin. 
''Rowlatt  King's 

Division  1. 
Chitty  King's 

Christie  Joh. 

Cradock  Pemb. 

Dingwall  Pet. 

Dodd  Joh. 

Fulford  Clare 

Hampden- Jones  Emm. 


6  King 
Liddell 
Pilkington 
Sandford 
Scott,  C.  A. 
Sherrington 
Wilde 


Clare 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin.  H. 


Second  Class, 
Division  2. 
Clarkson 
^Cummins 
Davies 
Evors 
Pope 

Smith,  J.  K. 
Westcott 


King's 

Caius 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Sid. 

Christ's 

Pemb. 


Division  1. 


Third  Class. 
Division  2. 


Baker 

Chambers 

Cousens 

Dixon 

Haviland 

Kirwan 

Rayson 

Wells 


Clare 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Joh. 


Marshall 

Owen 

Simkin 

Sutthery 

Walker 

Whelpton 

Wilcox 


Trin. 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Clare 

Kinc/'s 

Pemb. 

Clare 


Division  1. 


Division  1. 
Blagrave,  A.    Newnham. 


Division  1. 
Calthrop,  C.  M.     Girton. 
Dawes,  M.  C.        Girton. 


WOMEN. 

First  Class. 
Division  2. 


Division  3. 

Crawford 

Emm. 

Eyres 

Christ's 

Powell 

King's 

Reynolds 

Sid. 

Searle 

King's 

Welch 

King's 

Division  3. 

Ackroyd 

Joh. 

Bate 

Emm. 

Capel-Cure 

King's 

Edwards 

Irin. 

Egerton 

Jesus 

Fenn 

Trin. 

Garland 

Joh. 

Hammond 

Joh. 

Holt 

Christ's 

Hudson 

Pet. 

Mosse 

Corp. 

Penny 

Tnn.  H. 

White 

Pemb. 

Division  3. 

Brooksbank 

Joh. 

Bullock 

Trin. 

Eicke 

Joh. 

Gill 

Jesxts 

Le  Fanu 

Joh. 

Lemon 

Trin. 

Napier,  F. 

Trin. 

Napier,  H.  P. 

Trin. 

Rothwell 

Corp. 

Salisbury 

Corp. 

Division  3. 
Clark,  D.  C.  E.    Girton. 
Jex-Blake,  K.    Girton. 

Division  3. 
Black,  C.  C.      Newnham. 
Conder,  E.  M.  Girton. 
Hodge,P.  R.  L.  Girton. 
Sharpley.K  M.  Newnham. 

Division  3. 

Dixon,  K.  E.        Girton. 

Easterfleld,H.M.  Girton. 

Marsh,  A.  M.      Newnham. 

Sellers,  E.  Girton. 

1  Late  Fellow  of  Emmanuel  OoUege.  2  Professor  of  Archaeology,  tJnlversity  College,  London. 

8  Dean  of  St  Paul's.     Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity,  1907—11.     Honorary  Fellow  of  Jesus 
College. 

4  C.B.    Civil  Service  First  Commissioner.  5  Professor  of  Greek  at  UniverBity  Collejjo,  London 

6  Bishop  of  Madagascar.  7  Master  at  Marlborough  College. 


Second  Class. 
Division  2. 


Third  Class. 

Division  2. 

Hutton,  C.  A.     Girton. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


413 


Part  II. — June,  1883. 


Examiners 


^Eobert  Burn,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

John  Peile,  M.A,,  Christ's. 

Charles  Edward  Graves,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

Sidney  "Colvin,  M.A.,  Ti'inity. 

William  Chawner,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
]  Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.,  Christ'. 

George  Walter  Prothero,  M.A.,  King's. 

Robert  Drew  Hicks,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

John  Percival  Postgate,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
L  James  George  Frazer,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class, 

*Barker  (a*,fc*,  c)(b)  Trin. 

Ds  Chambers  (d)  Trin. 

Coleridge  (c)  King's. 

Ds  *Diinsdale  (a*,  c*)  King's. 
Ds  Dixon  {e)  Chr. 

Ds  Eyres  (e)  Chr. 

Ds  i*IIeath  (a,  h)  Trin. 

Ds  2*lnge  (a*  c*)  (a)    King's. 

Pearson  (a,  h  with  e)  Chr. 
Ds3*piatt(a,  6)  Trin. 

**Rapson  (e)  Joh. 

Smith,  A.  H.  (d*)  Trin. 
*Wallis,  H.  W.  (c*,  e*)  Cai. 
Whibley  (d)  Jesus. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Dingwall  Pet. 

Ds  Ford  Clare. 

Ds  Fulford  Clare. 

Ds  Liddell  Trin. 

Ds  Macnamara  Trin. 

Ds  Wells,  W.  Joh. 


Third  Class. 

Ds  Cooper 

Christ's. 

Ds  Crawford 

Emm. 

Ds  Marshall 

Trin. 

Ds  Murton 

Trin. 

Ds  Powell,  J.  C. 

King's. 

Ds  Walker 

King's. 

WOMEN, 


Black,  C.  C.  (ft)        Newnham. 
Calthrop,  C.  M.  (b)  Girton. 
Sharpley,  E.  M.  (b)  Newnham. 


Hutton,  C.  A.        Girton. 


Jox-Blake,  K.         Girton. 


1  Sir  T.  L,  Heath,  E.C.B.    Joint  Secretary  to  the  Treasury  and  Auditor  of  the  Civil  List. 

2  Dean  of  St  Paul's.    Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity,  1907—11.    Honorary  Fellow  of  Jesus, 

3  Professor  of  Greel<,  University  College,  London. 

4  Professor  of  Sanskrit. 


414 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I, 


une,  1883. 


rjohn  Edwin  Nixon,  M.A.,  King's. 

Charles  Edmund  Haskins,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
v^ LXMjyiwa  J  Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
J2.XAMINER8  «?  prajjgig  joi^jj  Henry  Jenkinson,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

John  Archibald  Sharkey,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

.Alfred  William  Winterslow  Dale,  M.A.,  Trin.  II. 


First  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  2.                | 

Division  3. 

liensly                  Trin. 

Cowan 

Trin. 

4*Blenkin 

Trin. 

Macnagliten  (a)  Trin. 

Ford 

King's. 

Carpenter 

Sidney. 

Stewart  Brown    Trin. 

2Grant 

King's. 

5Seaman 

Clare. 

Strachan  (b)        Pemh. 

Harman,  J. 

E.     King's. 

Starkie 

Trin. 

Tathani.H.F.W.  rrm. 

Macnaghten 

King's. 
Christ's. 

Robson 

Tait 

Pet. 

White-Thomson  King's. 

3Wilson 

Pemb. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

Barnard              King's. 

Boyle 

King's. 

Austen 

Emm. 

Jiather                 Pemb. 

Clay 

Trin. 

Chater 

Christ's. 

Jirougliton           Caius. 

Crosse 

Trin. 

Fischer 

Clare. 

Farrar                  Maqd. 

Crosse 

Emm. 

Grant 

Corpus. 

Gaskin                 Emm. 

Layng 

Jesus. 

Parry 

Magd. 

llardman            Joh. 

Mallinson 

Christ's. 

Pinder 

Caius. 

Joynes                 King's. 

•Monro 

Clare. 

^Robinson 

Trin. 

Kirkpatrick        Trin. 

Scott 

Pemb. 

Smith,  W. 

Caius. 

Plaskitt               Pet 

Sikes 

Trin. 

1     Welldon 

Jesus. 

Redmayne,  R.     Trin. 

Warburton 

Trin. 

Wix 

Pemb. 

Scott                    ChHsVs. 

Whiting 

Joh. 

Third  Class. 

Dim 

Hon  1. 

Divis 

ion  2. 

Atkinson 

Sidney. 

Blain 

Joh. 

lienbow 

Trin. 

Eyre 

Corpus. 

Bull 

Jesus. 

Gardner 

Trin. 

Chapman 

Sidney. 

Gurdon 

Trin. 

Copeland 

Kind's. 

Hardwich 

Joh. 

French 

Trin. 

Haslam 

Emm. 

Hill 

Path. 

Lomax,  J. 

P.       Joh. 

Lees 

Clare. 

Newton 

Magd. 

8  Pollock,  E. 
Richardson 

M.     Trin. 

Panting 

King's. 

Queens'. 

Pearce 

Joh. 

Tyler 
Westall 

Joh. 

Pryor 

Trin. 

Queens'. 

Smith,  N.  I 

I.       Joh. 

Wilkes 

Joh. 

worn 

First 
Second 

9Vyvyan 

rEN.  . 
Class. 

Class. 

Trin. 

Division  1. 

1                Divis 

ion  2. 

Division  8. 



\ 

— 

Dabis,  T. 

Newnham 

Third  C 

)lass. 

Divis 

ion  1. 

Divis 

ion  2. 

Carlisle,  H. 

Girton. 

Beggs,  J.  V> 

T.     Girton. 

Haynes,  L. 

H.         Girton.  i 

Gray,  P.  R. 

Newnham. 

Macleod,  E 

Girton. 

Hacon,  E.  I 

J.     Newnham. 

1  Profe«»or  of  Latin  in  the  Univergity  of  Wales,  Aberystwith. 

2  Profeisor  of  History.  Leeds  University. 

3  Master  at  Fettes  College. 

4  Prebendary  in  Lincoln  Cathedral. 
6  Hon.  fellow  of  Clare. 

6  K.C.B.    Permanent  Secretary,  Local  Government  Board. 

7  H  on.  Canon  of  Ripon. 

8  K,C.,  M.P,  for  Warwick  and  Leamington, 

9  Bishop  of  Zululand. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


415 


Part  II. — June^  1884. 


Examiners 


Charles  Edward  Graves,  M.A  ,  St  John's. 

Sidney  Colvin,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Percy  Gardner,  M.L.,  Christ's. 

Ernest  Stewart  Roberts,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Cuius. 

James  Smith  Reid,  M.L.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
I  Robert  Drew  Hicks,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Francis  John  Henry  Jenkinson,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
^  John  Percival  Postgate,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 
*Ad!im{a*,h*,e^)  (a)  Caius 

*Gardner  (a,  d*)  Caius 
Dsi  Grant  (c*)  King's 

Ds  Harman,  J.  E.(a,  c)  King's 

^Innes,H.M<=L.(a,i')  Trin. 
2*Leathes(a*,?>*,c)  (b)  Trin. 
Ds  Plaskitt  (e)  Pet. 

*Rowlatt  (a*,  b*,  c*)King's 
Ds  Wilson  (a,  c)  Pemb. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Carpenter 

Sidney 

Ds  Clay 

Trin. 

Pryor 

Trin. 

Ds^'Seaman 

Clare 

Ds  Tait 

Pet. 

Ds  Westall 

Queens 

Third  Class. 
Christie  Joh. 

Ds  Parrar  Magd. 

Ds  Gaskin  Eniman. 


1  Professor  of  History  in  the  University  of  Leeds, 

2  C.B.    Civil  Service  First  Commissioner. 
Hon.  Fellow  of  Clare. 


416 


CLASSICAL   TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


Ilaydon  King's 

1* James,  M.  R.  (a)  Kind's 
^  Kendall  Tri'n. 


Part  I.— June,  1884. 
'  Charles  Edmund  Haskins,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

WiUiam  Willis  Walker,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

Arthur  George  Peskett,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 

James  Gow,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Robert  Alexander  Neil,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

John  Archibald  Sharkey,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

Alfred  Hands  Cooke,  M.A.,  King's. 
'^Alfred  William  Winterslow  Dale,  M.A.,  Trin.  H 

FiEST  Class. 
Nicol  Trin.  H 

Smith,  H.  B.  (b)  Trin. 


*Baker  Pemb. 

Dames-Longworth    Trin. 


"Darlington 
Davies,  A.  Ll. 

♦Dickinson 
Guillemard 
Kempthorne 


Joh. 

Trin. 

King's 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Brown,  R.  P. 

7*Giles 
*Kellett 
Lynch 
*Moulton 
8  *Nairne 
Stokes 


Trin. 

Cuius 

Sidney 

Trin. 

King's 

Jesiis 

Pemb. 


Bartram 

Carpenter,  J. 
*Cust 
•''Evans 

Foster 

Rice 

Sikes 

Sortain 
cwiiite,R.J.N 

(Neville  Neville)  Trin. 


Pet. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Magd. 

Christ's 

Pemb. 

Cuius 


Second  Class. 


Martelli 
Stretton 


Queens' 
Joh. 


Arnold 

Chambers 

Crook 

Douglas 

Herring 

Jiarrington 
Bristowe 
Campbell 
Hunt 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Jesus 

Trin. 
Trin.  H. 

Clure 
Pet. 


Barratt 

Cousins 

Griffith 

Gundry 

Kermode 

Lockhart 

Mintorn 

Piatt 

Robin 

Roby 

Tait 

Wood 

Yeatman 


Emmun. 
Jesus 
Clare 
Sidney 
Queens' 
Corp. 
Cuius 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Joh. 

Trin.  H. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
Third  Class. 
Williams,  L.       Christ's 


Ilandford  Christ's 

Harrison,  C.  K.  Trin. 
Kitchin  Trin. 

Lomax,  W.  J.     Joh. 
Man  Clare 

Mansfield,  Hon.  J.    Trin. 
Mead  Joh. 

Paterson  Queens' 

Peart  Pet. 

Pridham  Sidney 

Rhodes  Christ's 

Richardson,  W,  P.  Christ's 
Strong  Joh. 

Thomson  Clare 

Thorp  Cuth. 


FlEST  ClASS. 


Baugh 

Bullock 

Edwards 

Gough 

Harpley 

Knowles 

Southall 

Dewar 

Dunne 

Hopkins 

Johnson 

Kynaston 

Lang 

Maclagan 

Moore 

Oakley 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Cuius 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Corp. 

Pemb. 

Sidney 

Queens' 


WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 


Zimmern,  A.      Girton 


Case,  J.  E. 


1  Provost  of  King's  College. 

2  Head  Master  of  Winchester. 

3  Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity. 

4  M.P.  lor  Lincolnshire  (Stamford),  1890—1895. 
6  Master  at  King's  School,  Canterbury. 

6  M.P.  for  Wigan.    Recorder  of  Bury  St  Ed- 
munds. 


Girton 


9*Benson 
'f'*Gilson 


Trin. 


*Callendar  Trin. 

Cartmell  Christ's 

Little  King's 

Macklin  Cuius 
Pearce,  N.  D.  F,  Trin. 

Pope  Trin. 

Ulagg  Jesus 

Stanwell  Joh. 


Bray  Cath. 

Every  Trin. 

Field,  C.H.  A.  F.  Corp. 

Hicks  ni,^^. 

Hill 

James,  J.  D, 

Kerrich 

Lawson 

Maddrell 

Pilgrim 


Christ's 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Trm.  H. 

Trin. 

Sidney 

Clure 


Scott-Moncrieff  Trin. 


Smith,  H.  C. 
Smith,  W.  H. 
Wilson,  J.  C. 


Perkins 

Puckridge 

Purves 

Simpson 

Terry 

Ward,  R.  V. 


Brown,  M.  T.  K.  Pemb. 
Buss  Pemb. 

Davies,  R.  W.     Cuius 


Trin. 

Christ's 

Corp. 


Corp. 

Clare 

Queens' 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 


Dubourg 

Duncan 

Fisher,  E, 

Hartley 

Langhorne 

Norman 

Pain 

Pybus 

Smith,  F. 

Topple 


Corp. 

Magd. 

Joh. 

Corp. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Pet. 

Corp. 

Joh. 


Third  Class. 
Renouf,  E.         Newnhum 
Rickett,  M,  R    Newnhum 

Silcox,  L.  Newnhum 


1  Master  of  Emmanuel  College.    Hon.  Fellow 
of  Caius. 

8  Professor  of   Hebrew   and    Old    Testament 
Exegesis,  King's  College,  London. 

9  C.V.O.,  Fellow  of  Magdalene  College. 

10  Head  Master  of  King  Edward  VI.  School, 
Birmingham. 

11  Head  Master  of  Hereford  Cathedral  School. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


417 


Part  II 


une^  1885. 


Examiners 


Charles  Walter  Moule,  M.A.,  Corpus 
John  Peile,  Litt.D.,  Christ's, 
Henry  Jackson,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
Percy  Gardner,  Litt.D.,  Christ's. 
William  Emerton  Heitland,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Arthur  Augustus  Tilley,  M.A.,  King's. 
Francis  John  Henry  Jenkinson,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
L  Edward  Vernon  Arnold,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Arnold  (e)         Trin. 
iBensly  (a,  e)     Trin. 
Cowan  (a,  6)     Trin. 
2* James  (a*,d*)(k)  King's 
Ds*Kellett  (c)        Sid. 
^Macnaghten 

(a*,  b,  c*)  (A)  Trin. 
Ds  Kendall  (a,  b)    Trin. 
*Straclian  (a*,  e*)  (b)  Penib. 
Tatham  (a*,  b*,  e)    Trin. 
White-Thomson 
(a,  c*)  King's 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Bartram 

Pet. 

Ds3*Bethune-Baker  Pemh 

Bristowe 

Trin. 

H. 

Ds  Crook               Joh. 

Ds  Cartmell 

Chr. 

Ds  Poster              Maqd. 

*Nicol 

Trin. 

H. 

Ds  Hicks                Chr. 

Ds  Strong 

Joh. 

Ds  Rhodes             Chr. 

Case,  J.  R  (ft)    Girton 
Silcox,  L.  M.  (6)  Newnham 


WOMEN. 
Zimmern,  A.      Girton 


1  Professor  of  Latin  in  the  University  of  Wales,  Aberystwith. 

2  Provost  of  King's  College. 

3  lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity. 


18—6 


418 


CLASSICAL  TEIPOSES. 


Examiners 


Division  1. 
Brooke  King's 


Part  I. — June,  1885. 
James  Smith  Eeid,  Litt.D.,  Gonville  and  Cuius. 
Charles  Edmund  Haskins,  M.A. ,  St  John's. 
Arthur  George  Peskett,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
Robert  Alexander  Neil,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
Alfred  Hands  Cooke,  M.A.,  King's. 
,  Reginald  St  John  Parry,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
First  Class. 
Division  2.  i 


i*Conway 
''Hort 
Orford 
*Wedd 
*WIiibley 


Cuius 

Trin. 

King's 

King's 

Pemb. 


^Donaldson 
sPollock,  B. 
*Pond 
4Raynor 
5*Rouse 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Christ's 


Division  1. 


Armitage 

Barlow 

Caldecott 

Dale 

Ellis,  R.  P. 

Geldart 

Gill 

Hemingway 

Hitchcock 

Kelk 

Liddell 

Mills 

Rant 

Rawnsley 

Rose,  A.  E. 

Sing 

Tompkins 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Magd, 

Jesus 

Pemb. 


Second  Class. 
Division  2. 


Division  3. 
Asplen  Emm. 

Frere  Tri7t. 

Headlam,  J.  W.  King's 
Herbert,  T.  A.    Joh'. 
Purton  Pemb. 

Verity  Trin. 


Division  3. 


E. 


Jesus 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Clare 

Christ's 

Trin. 


Division  1. 


Allen 
Beaumont 
Cobbold 
Conway 
Daniell,  A. 
Fox 
Ingle 
Milne 
Prowde,  R. 
Reynolds 
Samman 
Seligman 
oWestcott,  G.  H. 


Sid. 

Corp. 

Jesus 

Cath. 

Caius 

Christ's 

King's 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Queens' 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Pet. 


Benoy 

Cadle 

Gobat 

Griffith,  W.  H. 

Morison 

Russell 

Sharman 

Smith 

Williamson 


Joh. 
Joh. 
Clare 
Trin.  H. 
Trin. 
Emm. 
Joh. 
Cath. 
King's 


Third  Class. 


Baxter  Cath. 

Chambers  Sel. 

Darbyshire  Sel. 

Eardley  Joh. 

Ellison  Sel. 

Griffith,  W.  S.  Trin.  H. 

Gwinner  Trin. 
Hayter,  A.  G.  K.  Queens' 

Joyce  Caius 

Phillips  Queens' 

7Price  Trin. 
Sparrow-Simpson     Trin. 

Swayne  Trin. 


Division  2. 


Allen 

Ayerst 

Burn 

Burnett 

Collier 

Harvey,  J.  E 

Heathcote 

Howell,  T.  P, 

Kelland 

Lipscomb 

Morley 

Moule,  A.  J. 

Perowne 

Postgate 

Sheppard 

Wafford 

White 


Cath. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

.Toh. 

Emm. 
[.      Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Corp. 

Joh. 
H.  Corp. 

Corp. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Caiut 


First  Cu 

vss. 

None. 

None. 

Lewis,  E.  J. 

Qirton 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Dawes,  E.  A.  S.  Girton 


Allen,  E. 
Hall,  S.  E. 


Oirton 
Newnham 


Third  Class. 
None. 
Birrell,  C.  J.  B.     Oirton 


Sheldon,  E.  A.  Qirton 

1  Professor  of  Latin,  Victoria  Uaiversity,  Manchester. 

2  Bishop  of  Brisbane. 

3  C.V.O.     Bishop  of  Norwich. 

4  Master  at  Westminster  School. 

5  Head  Master  of  the  Perse  School,  Cambridge. 

6  Bishop  of  Lucknow, 
BiHhop  of  Fuh-Eien. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


419 


Part  IL-- June,  1S86. 


Examiners  i 


Charles  Walter  Moule.  M.A,,  Corpus, 

John  Peile,  Litt.D.,  Ohrist's. 

Henry  Jackson,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

James  Smith  Keid,  Litt.D.,  Gonville  and  Cams. 

Sidney  Colvin,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
I  Arthur  Woollgar  Verrall,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
I  Arthur  Augustus  Tilley,  M.A.,  King's. 
I  Robert  Alexander  Neil,  M.A.,  Penibrohe. 
LAlfred  Hands  Cooke,  MA.,  King's. 


First  Class. 
i*Gilson  (a*,  h*)  -Trin. 
.Ds*Hort  (a*,  b)        Trin. 
Kempthorne  (a,  b)  Trin. 
*Moulton  (e*)      King's 
Ds  Purton  (e)  Penib. 

Ds"^*Rouse  (a,  e)       Christ's 
*Sinith,  H.  B. 

{a*,b,d*){B)  Trin. 
^Whibley  (c*)     Pemb. 


Second  Class. 
*Brooke  King's 

*DarlingtOD       Joh. 
Ds  Fox  Christ's 

Ds  Prowde,  R.      Joh. 


Thikd  Class. 

Ds  Asplen  Emm. 

Ds  Orford  King's 

Pope  Trin. 

Ds  Smith,  E.  S.     Cath.  ' 


WOMEN, 
I         Hall,  S.  E.      Newnham  \ 


1  Head  Master  of  King  Edward  VI.  School,  Birmingham. 

2  Head  Master  of  the  Perae  School,  Cambridge. 


420 


CLASSICAL  THIPOSES. 


Part  I.—^une,  1886. 
Charles  Edmund  Raskins,  M.A.,  8t  John's. 
Charles  Edward  Graves,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
John  Percival  Postdate,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Examiners  -{  Harry  Kede  Tottenham,  M.A.,  -S'^  John's. 
Reginald  St  John  Parry,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Gerald  Maclean  Edwards,  M.A.,  Sidney  Sussex. 
LWilliam  Sheldon  Hadley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
FiEST  Class. 
Knatchbull- ) 
Hugessen,  >      King's 
Hon.  CM.) 
3*Knight 
4*Marchant 
Sanderson 
Smith,  W.  L, 
Stephen  (b) 


Division  1. 
i*Paton  (b)  Joh. 

^Williams,  C.  (a)  Trin. 

Division  2. 


Brooks 
2Brown,  A 

Cowper 

Foxley 
*Hcadlam 


King's 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Trin.H. 


Woodward 


Pemb. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Division  1. 


Bagshawe 
Jiarry 
Brown,  A. 
Clapton 
*Darbishire 
Davis,  A.  H. 
Dyer 

Easterlield 
Gilchrist-Clark 
Handford 
Heath 
Hewlett 
Larcombe 
Robinson,  A. 
Russell.  W.  A. 


Trin. 

Cuius 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Corp. 

King's 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Caius 

Joh. 


Division  .1. 
Bernard  Trin.  II. 


Buck 

Clark 

Gillson 

Heawood 

Hockin 

Nisbet 

Pugh 


Jesus 

Queens' 

King's 

Caius 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 


Thompson,  C.R  Corp. 
Toppin  Joh. 

Waterfleld,H.W.  Trin. 
Ds  Wood  Pemb. 

Division  2, 
Arnold  Magd. 

Bickersteth,  R.    Pemb. 

FiEST  Class. 


Second  Class. 


Division  3. 
Haydon  Christ's 


sSmith,  E.  S. 
*Stuart 

Sutthery 

Tomlin 

Vince 

Wright 


Jesus 

Caius 

Jesus 

Pemb. 

Christ's 

Emm. 


Division  2. 


Buck 

Clay,  S. 

Cooper 

Fedden 

Prideaux 

Swinstead 

Tayler 

Wanklvn 


Pet. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Cath. 

Magd. 

Jesus 


White-Thomson  King's 

Thibd  Class. 
Calvert  Clare 

Cumberland-Jones  Joh. 
Dale  Corp. 

Fagan  Corp. 

Horsburgh  Jesus 

Livesey  Joh. 

Pain  Corp. 

Selfe  Cath. 

Streatfeild,  H.  C.  Pemb. 

Division  3. 
Atherton  Joh. 

Auden  Clare 

Brutton  Jesus 

Chapman  Sid. 

Charters  Joh. 

Colt  Trin. 

WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 

Division  1. 
Coulter,  J.  F.     Oirton 
Macklin,  n.  E.  Girton 
Powell,  M.         Newnham 

Division  2. 
Jebb.C.M.  L.    Girton 
Ridding,  C.  M.  Girton 


Ottley 

Trin. 

Pollock 

King's 

Ram 

Joh. 

Rowe 

Trin. 

Winthrop 

Trin. 

Division  3. 

Brereton 

Joh. 

Christie 

Clare 

Ebden 

Pemb. 

England 

Christ's 

Evans 

Sid. 

Gaussen 

Trin. 

Hildyard 

Trin.  H. 

Howell,  B.  C. 

Joh. 

Knowles 

Trin. 

Norris 

Trin. 

Philpott 

Cath. 

Scott,  R.  F. 

Jesus 

6*Stewart 

Trin. 

Streatfeild,  R.  A.  Pemb. 

Thornton 

Joh. 

Dal  try 

Trin. 

Draper 

Clare 

Everard 

Corp. 

Frith 

King's 

Mandy 

Joh. 

Mitchell,  W.  M.  Joh. 

Pares 

Pemb. 

Prescott 

Pemb. 

Sharp,  G. 

Joh. 

Spiller 

Emm. 

Streatfeild, W.C.  Pemb. 

^yST 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Wigram 

Trin.H. 

Williamson 

Christ's 

Thied  Class. 

Division  1. 

Daniel,  M.  M. 

Girton 

Hogben,  A.  G. 

Girton 

Knatchbull-Hugessen, 

Hon-  E.  M. 

Newnham 

Lawder,  E. 

Girton 

Pocock,  L. 

Newnham 

Division  2. 

Mackenzie,  B. 

Newnham 

1  High  Master  of  Manchester  Grammar  School. 

2  Late  Tutor  of  Selwyn. 

3  Formerly  Fellow  of  Caius  College.     Bishop  of  Rangoon,  1903—9.     Warden   of  St  Augustine'i 
Missionary  College,  Canterbury. 

4  Fellow  of  Lincoln  College,  Oxford. 

6  Head  Master  of  Newbury  School.  C  Fellow  of  St  John's. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


421 


Part  IL—June,  1887. 


Examiners 


'  Charles  Walter  Moule,  M.A.,  Corpus. 

James  Smith   Keid,  Litt.D.,  Go«t;i7/e  and  Caius. 

John  Percival  Postgate.  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,   M.A.,   Trinity. 

Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.,  Christ^ s. 

Arthur  WooUgar  Verrall,  M.A,,  Trinity. 

Robert  Drew  Hicks,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
^  Robert  Alexander  Neil,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Brooks  (a,  c)      King's 
i*Conway  (a,  e*)   Caius 
Ds  (Jowper  (e)         Pemb. 
Ds^*Giles  (a,c*,e*)  Caius 
Ds  liaydon  (e)        Christ's 
*lleadlam,  J.  W.  (h,c)  King's 
Ds  *Headlam  (a,b)  Trin'.H. 
Ds  Hewlett  (e)         Trin. 
Ds  •  Marchant  (c*)  Pet. 
Ds  Ottley  (6)  Trin. 

DsS'Paton  (a*,c*)(B)  Joft. 

*Pond  (c)  Joh. 

*Wedd  (a,  c)       King's 
Ds*Williams(a*  6)  (a)  trin. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Brereton 
Ds  Clapton 
Ds  Marshall 
Ds  Philpott 
Ds  Tomlin 
Ds  Vince 


Joh. 

Magd. 

Sid. 

Cath. 

Pemb. 

Christ's 


Thikd  Class. 


Pocock,  L.  (b)    Newnham 
Powell,  M.  (e)    Newnham 


WOMEN. 


1  Professor  of  Latin,  Victoria  University,  Manchester. 

2  Master  of  Kmmanuel  College.    Hon.  Fellow  of  Caius. 

3  High  Master  of  Manchester  Grammar  School. 


422 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


Part  I.— June,  1887. 
'  John  Peile,  Litt.D.,  Christ's. 
Albert  William  Spratt,  M.A.,  St  Catharine's. 
Harry  Rede  Tottenham,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
Gerald  Maclean  Edwards,  M.A.,  Sidney. 
Harry  Chester  Goodhart,  M.A.,   Trinity. 
Joseph  Armitage  Robinson,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
L  William  Sheldon  Hadley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
First  Class. 


Division  1 

Division 

2. 

Division  C 

. 

Badley 

Trin. 

*I  lead  lam,  W.  G.  King's 

iFord,L.G.B.J. 

(A)  King's 

Hughes 

King's 

2*Lormg 

King's 

Macmaster 

Caius 

Pilkington 

Pemb. 

North 

Chr. 

*Thomas,  F.  W.  Trin. 

Rendall 

Trin. 

Swift 

Emm. 

Wing 

Trin. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

SBrldgeman 

Trin. 

Beddard 

Trin. 

Barnes,  W.  D 

Pemb. 

Frederick 

Magd. 

Blanchamp 

Chr. 

Buttar 

Pemb. 

Lewis,  R 

Corp. 

**Cronin 

Trin. 

Eyre 

Field,  D.  T.  B. 

Maqd. 

McDonald 

Pemb. 

Ellis,  E.  R. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Marshall,  E.  N.  Joh. 

Fuller 

Emm. 

Gallacher 

Trin. 

Meek 

Trin. 

Greenstock 

Joh. 

Hartley 

Maqd. 

Miller 

Pemb. 

Greenstreet 

Chr. 

Le  Fanu 

Trin. 

Pares 

Trin. 

Halcombe 

King's 

Manley 

Emm. 

Pearce 

Pet. 

Hutchinson 

Jesus 

Neild 

Pemb. 

Pope 

Joh. 

Kinman 

Joh. 

Nethersole 

Emm. 

Pndeaux 

Queens' 

Marillier 

Pet. 

New 

Pet. 

Ranken 

Queens' 

Marriott 

Sid. 

Peake 

Clare 

Scott 

Trin. 

Nicholson,  E.  B.  Joh. 

Perkins 

Pemb. 

Sidebotham 

Cuius 

Gates 

Trin. 

Schreiber 

Clare 

Ward 

Clare 

Padwick 

Trin. 

Watson 

Caius 

Wright 

Pemb. 

Peacock 
Sharpe 
Sifton 

Simpson,  P. 
Stephenson 
Stokes,  II.  C. 

Clare 
Trin. 
Joh. 
H.  Selw. 
Trin. 

Pemb. 

Whitmell 

Sid. 

Williams-Freeman  Trin. 

Withers 

King's 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

Ayers 

Cath. 

Alexander 

Clare 

Carter 

Clare 

Birkenhead 

Trin.H. 

Buxton,  C.  D 

Trin. 

Humphry,  P. 

King's 

Betlmne 

Trin. 

Cleave 

Joh. 

Jacomb-IIood 

Clare 

Jiorrow 

Corp. 

Cory 

Trin. 

Jacques 

Joh. 

Candler 

Clare 

Day 

Joh. 

le  Fleming 

Clare 

Cole,  P.  G. 

Joh. 

Dickson 

Corp. 

Lowe,  H.  H. 

Irin. 

Graham 

Trin. 

Garrett 

Trin. 

Mathews 

Trin 

Hoyle,  J.  P. 

Pemb. 

Ilayter 

Queens' 

Ogle 

Trin. 

Shuker 

Cath. 

Maynard 
Phillipson 

Pemb. 

Passmore 

H.Selw. 

Thwaytes 

Cath. 

Cath. 

Salisbury 

Joh. 

White-Cooper 

Trin. 

Stukeley 
Thorneley 

Sharp 
Sherlock 

Jesus 

H.Selw. 

Woodhouse,  C.  J.  Joh. 

Somers-Cocks 

Trin. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division 

1. 

Division  1. 

Ramsay,  A.  P. 

Girton 

Liberty,  K. 

Girton 

Baxter,  L.  C. 

Newnham 

Division  2. 
Ashford,  C.  M.    Newnham 
Watson,  R  M.    Girton 

Division  3. 
Biding,  A.  L.  S.  Girton 


Division  2. 
Falding,  C.  S.    Newnham 


1  Head  Master  of  Harrow  School. 

2  Chancellor's  Classical  Medallist  1889,  equal  with  E.  J.  Brooks,  Joh. 

3  M.P.  for  Shropshire  (Oswestry),  4  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


423 


Part  II.— June,  1888. 


Examiners 


'Henry  Jackson,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

'  John  Percival  Postgate,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

Arthur  Woollgar  Ven-all,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

John  Henry  Middleton,  M.A.,  King's. 

Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.,  Christ's 

Robert  Drew  Hicks,  M.A.,  Triiiity. 

Arthur  Augustus  Tilley,  M.A.,  King's. 

John  Archibald  Sharkey,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

Edward  Vernon  Arnold,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
(^Arthur  Hamilton  Smith,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 
Brown,  A.  L.  (6)  2Vm. 
*Darbishire  (a,  e)  Joh. 
Gilchrist-Clark  (d)  King's 
Ds  Meek  (c  with  a)  Trin.       I 
I)s  Scott  (b)  Trin. 

Stephen  (a,  b)  (b)  Trin.    \ 


Second  Class. 

Beddard  I'rin. 

Heath  Joh. 

Ds  Peacock  Clare 

Da  Ward  Clare 


Third  Class. 


WOMEN. 


Ashford,  CM.  (6)  Newnham  | 


424 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


Division  1. 
i*Brooks 


Division  2. 
SHyslop 
*McLean 
sSmith,  H.  B. 
Still 
^Turner,  G.  A. 


Part  I.— June,  1888. 
f  Ernest  Stewart  Roberts,  M.A.,  Oonville  and  Caius. 

William  Emerton  Heitland,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

Harry  Rede  Tottenham,  M.A.,  ^S"*  John's. 

Gerald  Maclean  Edwards,  M.A.,  Sidney  Sussex. 
I  Harry  Chester  Goodhart,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Joseph  Armitage  Robinson,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
L  James  Duff,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

FiasT  Class. 

Division  3. 


Joh. 


King's 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Caius 

Trin. 


Division  1. 
Brownj  ohn         Clare 
Evan-Thoni        Kiruj's 
Gaul  Magd. 

Humphries,  A.  L.Joft. 


Knight 

Little 

Lord 

Marietta 

Neatby,  T.  M. 

Noaks 

Prior 

Sap  well 

Todhunter 

Ward 

Watson 

Wigram 


II.  saw. 

King's 

Clare 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Corpus 

King's 

Corpus 

Joh. 

Trin.H. 


Wilson,  A.  F.  M.  Pet. 


Division  1. 


Bealey 
Bompas 
Clarke 
Hardy 
Lias 
^Randolph 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Magd. 

Kitiq's 

Trin. 


FiasT  Class. 


Division  3. 
Kensington,  A.  M.  Girton 
Little,  E.  Newnham 


Caius 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Clare 

Joh. 

King's 

King's 

Tri7i. 


Box 

Clark,  E.  K, 
Davis,  R.  F. 
Fiddes 
Ford,  H.  R. 
Forster,  R.  H. 
Goodhart 
Isaacs 
Just 
Second  Class. 
Division  2. 
Auden  H.  Selw. 

Chapman  Pet. 

Ellis,  J.  C.  R.     Trin. 
Fitzpatrick 
Hollis 
Hoyle 
Kemp 
Leesmith 
Lewis- J  ones 
MacCarthy 
Morton 
Nash 

Nottingham 
Ryde 


Trin. 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Queens' 

Emm. 

Clare 

Corpus 

Cath. 

Jesus 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare 


Skeat 
Thring 
Walker 
Wolferstan 
Thibd  Class. 
Division  2. 
Arblaster  Clare 

Baty  Pet. 

Bigg  Joh. 

Campbell  Trin. 

Challis  Trin. 

Charlesworth  Christ's 
France-Hayhurst  I'rin. 
Eraser  Trin. 

Harman  Emm. 

Leake  H.  Selw. 

Luckham  Magd. 

Watson,  H.  W.  Pemb. 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 
Barnard,  C.         Girton 
Emery,  K.  M.      Girton 
Syson,  M.  F.       Girton 
Worley,  M.  L.     Girton 

Division  2. 
Smith,  F.  E.         Girton 

Division  3. 
Gavin,  E.  Girton 

Moore,  A.  H.  Newnham 
Paterson,  G.  K  Newnham 
Underhill,  M.      Newnham 


Lewis,  F. 

Middlemist 

Nix 

Ogilvy 
*Plaistowe 

Scot-Skirving 
^Spenser 

Thompson,  J. 


Corpus 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Christ's 


Division  3. 
Arundell 
Beaumont 
Bickersteth 
Buckle 
Collison 
Deey 
Hardy 
Hoyle 
Petzing 
Picton 
Shenton 


Sid. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Emm. 

Queens' 

Cath. 

Emm. 

Jesus 


Division 
Ambrose 
Boyd 
Burdon 
Firmstone 
Oldaker 
Tayler 


Clare 

Trin.H. 

Cm-pus 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Pet. 


Third  Class. 


Division  2. 
Bayne,  C.  Newnham 

Slater,  L.  Newnham 


1  Chancellor's  Classical  Medallist  1889,  equal 
with  W.  Loring,  King's. 

2  Warden  of  Trinity  College,  Glenalmond. 
a  K.C.B,,  cs.i. 


4  One  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 
6  Head  Master  of  University  College  School. 
London. 

0  BiibopSuftragan  of  Guildford. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


425 


Examiners     i 


Fart  U.—June,  1889. 

/  Ernest  Stewart  Roberts,  M.A.,  Oonville  and  Caius. 
Henry  Jackson,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
Charles  Waldstein,  Litt.D.,  King's. 
John  Henry  Middleton,  M.A,,  King's. 
Arthur  Augustus  Tilley,  M.A.,  King's. 
John  Archibald  Sharkey,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Edward  Vernon  Arnold,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Harry  Chester  Goodhart,  M.A,,  Trinity. 
William  Wyse,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Hugh  McLeod  Innes,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 

Ds*Brooks  {a.  c)^   Jolt. 
Ds  Fiddes  (c)  Pet. 

Ds  Hyslop  (c)  King's 

*Loring  (a,  b*,  d)^  King's 
Ds  *Plaistowe  (e)  Queens' 
Ds  iSmith,  II.  B.  (c)  Joh. 

*Thomas,  F.  W. 

(a,  b,  e*)         Trin. 
Ds  Thompson,  J.  (e)  Christ's 


Kemington,  A.M.(b*)Girton  \ 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Just  Trin. 

Ds  Scot-Skirving     Pemb. 


Third  Class. 
Pares  2'rin. 


WOMEN. 
Emery,  K.  M.   Girton 


I  K.C.B.,  C.S.I. 

5  Equal  as  Chancellor's  Classical  Medallists. 


426 


Examiners 


CLASSICAL  TEIPOSES. 

Paet  I. — June,  1889. 
/  Arthur  George  Peskett,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
Arthur  WooUgar  Verrall,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
Harry  Kede  Tottenham,  M.A.,  Ht  John's. 
Gerald  Maclean  Edwards,  M.A.,  Sidney  Sussex. 
John  Eeynolds  Wardale,  M.A.,  Clare. 
James  Duff,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Marcus  Southwell  Dimsdale,  M.A.,  King's. 
James  Adam,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 


Division  1. 
i*Abbott  (A)         Caius 
'^*Cook  (a)  Trin. 

3*Davies,  G.  A.    Trin. 
**Sikes  Joh. 

Division  2. 
7Auden  Christ's 

*Bather  King's 

Brown,  S.  R.     King's 
Crawley  Emin. 

*Davies,  C.  LI.    Trin. 


Division 
Beevor 
Cave 

Clark,  S.  H. 
Griffin 
Harper 
Larder 
Mordaunt 
Watson 

Division 
Armitage 
Ashwin 
Backhouse 
SBarlow 
Bulmer 
Burrows 

Division 
Addison 
Barnard 
Cowle 
Falkuer 
Parrer 
Fowler 
Hawkins 
McConnel 
Powell,  O.  B. 
Rogers 
Seligman 
Wilson,  A.  J. 


Petnb. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Clare 

Emm. 

King's 

Tri'n.H. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

King's 

King's 

Trin. 


Corpus 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Jesus. 

Caius 

Trin. 

King's 

Caius 

Joh. 


FiEST  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 
Bourne,  R  M.  Newnham 


First  Class. 
SMiddleton 
Stout  Joh. 

Thompson,  O.    Trin. 
Walters  (b)       King's 
"Wright  Magd. 

Division  3. 
Bury  Trin. 

Carson  Trin. 

Evans  Kind's 

Gilbert  Caius 

Gilson  Trin. 

Second  Class. 
Cheese  King's 

Craig  Evim. 

Forster  Jesus 

Lias  Jesus 

Miller  Caius 

Poole  Magd. 

Richardson,  G.  L.  6'o»*p. 
Rippmann  Caius 

Tomlinson         Christ's 
Waterfield        Joh. 
Wilson,  W.  C.  Joh. 

Division  3. 
Chitty  Jesus 

Delevingne        Sid. 
Green  Corpus 

Green  Christ's 

Third  Class. 

Division  2. 

Aston  Pemb. 

Baines,  H.  S.  Caius 

Bland  Joh. 

Farrell  Cath. 

Ford  Joh. 

Fowler,  G.  S.  H.  Selw. 

Henwood  Queens' 

Hobson  Christ's 

Inskip  Corpus 

Jeakes  Tnn. 

Leachman  Corpus 

Leman,  G.  C.  Trin. 

Pite  Corpus 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 
Baugh,  E.  M.        Girton 
Klein,  A.  Girton 

Wood,  M.  H.       Girton 

Division  3. 
Conway,  K.  St  J.  Neumham 
Johns,  E.  L.  Girton 

McCallum,  R  C.  Newnham 
Perkins,  E.  R.       Newnham 


Hannah  Queens' 

Hawthorn  Caius 

Lawford  King's 
Lupton,  J.McD.  King's 

Morgan  Cm-pus 

Smith,  H.  Joh. 

Spragg  Joh. 

Stone,  R  W.  Kimi's 

Temple  Pemb. 

Tyler  Pemb. 


Gross 
Hamilton,  R.W 
Hodge,  R.  IL 
Hornby 
Joyce 
Judd  ■ 
Maclure 
Mavrogordato 
Milner 
Mylrea 
Perowne 
Royds 
Ds  Rudd 
Sanderson 
Story,  J. 
Waller 


Clare 

.  Trin.n. 

Jesus 

Cath. 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

King's 

Joh. 

Petnb. 

King's 

Trin. 

Joh. 

King's 

Cuius 

Queens' 


Division  3. 

Benson  Trin. 

Coombes  Joh. 

Uecie  Trin. 

Edwards  Joh. 

Harrison,  A.  L.  Trin. 
!  Hartley,  IL  W.  Joh. 
I         Hervey  Trin. 

!         Housley  Clare 

Hughes-Games  Corpus 
I         Sarson  Joh. 

Sherring  Trin. 

I  Wilcox,  T.  R.  H.  Selw. 
I  Williams-Freeman  Trm. 
I         Wilsden  Trin. 

I  Third  Class. 

Division  1. 
I  Butler,  G.  M.       Girton 
Purdie,  F.  M.        Newnham 

Division  2. 
Bremner,  M.  J.     Newnham 
Grant,  S.  Carton 

Lewis,  A.  E.         Neumham 

Division  3. 
Hudson,  B.  G.       Girton 
Wilson,  J.  R        Girton 


1  Fellow  of  Jesus  College. 

2  Fellow  of  Queens'. 

3  Professor  of  Greek,  Glasgow  University. 

4  Tutor  of  St  John's. 


6  Master  at  Aberdeen  Graminar  School. 
B  Master  at  MUl  Hill  School. 

7  Principal    of    the    Upper    Canada    College, 
Poronto.  8  M.P.  for  Salford  (South). 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


427 


Part  U.—June,  1890. 


Examiners   { 


/  Ernest  Stewart  Roberts,  M.A.,  Oonville  and  Cams. 
John  Henry  Middleton,  M.A.,  King's. 
Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Arthur  George  Peskett,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
Arthur  Augustus  Tilley,  M.A.,  King's. 
Harry  Chester  Goodhart,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
William  Wyse,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Hugh  McLeod  Innes,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
John  Strachan,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
Montague  Rhodes  James,  M.A.,  King's. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Bury  (a,  h)  Trin. 

Crawley  (</)        Emm. 
Ds  Gilson  (a,  b)        Trin. 
Ds  iMiddleton  (e)  Emm. 
Ds  2*Sikes  (a,  d)      Joh. 
Ds  Thompson,0.(6)  Trin. 

Turner,  G.  A.  (e)  Trin. 
Ds  Walters  (d)  (b)  King's 


Second  Class. 
Ds  *AbI)ott  (a)        Caius 
Ds  Auden  Christ's 

Ds  Hannah  Queens' 

Ds  Lawford  King's 

Ds  Lupton,  J.  McD.  King's 
Ds  Spragg  Joh. 

Ds  Stout  Joh. 

Ds  Wright  Magd. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Cheese  King's 

Ds  Clark,  S.  H.        Trin. 
Ds  Hornby  Cath. 

Ds  Larder  Emm. 


1  Master  at  Aberdeen  Grammar  School. 

2  Tutor  of  St  John's. 


428 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1890. 

John  Archibald  Sharkey,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Arthur  Woollgar  Verrall,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
Alfred  Pretor,  M.A.,  8t  Catharine's. 
Examiners  ^  Wilfred  Austin  GmMA^Jfa^^iaZene. 
Jolm  Reynolds  Wardale,  M.A.,  Clare. 
James  Duff,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Marcus  Southwell  Dimsdale,  M.A.,  King's. 
James  Adam,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
First  CtASS. 


Division  1. 

*Radford             Joh 

Elliston              Christ's 

*Mayor 

King's 

Thackeray         Kinq's 

Hayes                Joh. 

*Rackliam 

Christ's 

Whaley             Caius 

lleaton               King's 

*Sunimers  (b) 

Joh. 

Division  3. 

J  agger                Pemb. 
2Jordan               King's 

Division  2, 

Arnold               Emm. 

♦Bertram  (b) 

Cuius 

Barnard             Christ's 

Kelsey               Emm. 

Geldart 

Pemb. 

Beck                   King's 

Lyle                   Caius 

Lewis 

King's 

Benson               King's 

3Speed                 Trin. 

Miles 

King's 

Blackett            Joh. 

Tetley                Joh. 
Wedd                 Cuius 

^Nicholson 

Trin. 

Boycott              Trin. 

iNicklin 

Joh. 

Chilver               Irin. 

4Willson             Joh. 

Pope 

Trin. 

Constantino       Joh. 
Second  Class. 

Division  1 

Ellis,  W.  P.  R.   Trin. 

Division  3. 

Baker 

'  Christ's 

Gwyther            Jesus 

Annand             Jesus 

Clendon 

Emm. 

Knowles             Trin. 

Berry                 Pemb. 
Black                  Trin.II. 

Davis 

Emm. 

Law                    Trin. 

Masham 

Sidney 

Learmount 

Hodgson            Christ's 

5*Rendell 

Jesus 

Nicholson          Jesvs 

Hort,  F.  F.        Emm. 

Robertson 

Pemb. 

Peers                 King's 

^Lamprey            Corpus 

TiUey 

King's 

Purton              Clare 

Leman               Trin. 

Tiitiiiinn   9 

Snell,  B.  A.       Jesu^ 

Lushington        Clai-e 

Atkinson 

Trin. 

Stocks                Christ's 

Powys,  Hon.  S.  Trin. 

Bell,E.W.W 

GCraig 
Curtis 

Pemb. 
Pet 

Thompson,  B.    Pemb. 
Thornton           Sidney 

Simner               Maqd. 
Warner             H.&elw. 

Sidney 

Waller               Joh. 

Woodd,B.A.H.  Trin. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

Baldock 

Magd. 

Aldworth          Queens' 

Butt,  H.  A.        Jesus 

Brookes 

Clare 

Archbold           Corpus 

Dunn                  Corpus 

Cole 

Cath. 

Benthall,W.L./oft. 

F^rdley              Trin. 

Dinwoody 

Queens' 

Chubb               King's 

Hill,  N.  G.         ILSelw. 

Greig 

Clare 

Clarke,  T.  P.       Irin. 

Meyer                Trin. 

Johnstone 

Pemb. 

Colley                Trin. 

Miller                Clare 

Kershaw,  J. 

Joh. 

Deerr                 H.Selw. 

Pauli                  Queens' 

Palk 

Trin. 

Pyffe                  Emm. 

Peareth              Trin. 

Ray 

Caius 

Legg                  Trin. 

Rice                    Caius 

Schiott 

Cath. 

Lovell                Clare 

Sturgis               Trin. 

Serjeant 

Joh. 

Martineau         King's 

Vanrenen           Pemh. 

Smallpeice 

Joh. 

Sheppard,H.W.  Trm. 

Woodhouse       Caius 

Taylor,  C.  E. 

Pet. 

Wilson,  R.  A.    Trin. 

Vivian 

Trin. 

Wright               Queens' 
WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Alford,  M.      Girton 





Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Palethorpe,G,  L.  Neumham 
Sherratt,  M.          Girton 

Bevan,  F.  E.         Newnham 

Hirst,  G.  M.         Newnham 

Division  3. 

Division  8. 

Division  3. 

Case,  A.  J.           Girton 
Nibloe,  K.             Newnham 
Sotheran,A.A.G.G<r«on 
Summers,  A.  D.  Girton 

Master  at  Rosaall  School. 
Master  of  Marlborough  College. 


8  Tutor  of  Selwyn, 


C  K.C,  M.P.  for  Kent  (Isle  of  Thanet). 


.3  Chief  Justice  of  Northern  Nigeria. 
6  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 
7  Head  Master,  Ashford  Grammar  School,  Kent. 


CLASSICAL   TRIPOSES. 


429 


Part  II. — June,  1891. 


Examiners    ■{ 


John  Percival  Postgate,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
Percy  Gardner,  Litt.D.,  Christ's. 
Kichard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Arthur  George  Peskett,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
Harry  Chester  Goodhart,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
James  Adam,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
Montague  Khodes  James,  M.A.,  King's. 
John  Strachan,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
Leonard  Whibley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
James  Hope  Moulton,  MA.,  King's. 


First  Class. 

*Bather  (d*)         King's 
Ds  Benson  (d)  King's 

Ds*Bertram (a.c)  (b)  Caius 
i*Cook,  A.B.  (a,6)(A)  Trin. 

*Davies,  C.  LI.  {b)  Trin. 

*Davies,  G.  A.  (a*,&)Trm. 
Ds  Geldart  (c)  Pemb. 

Ds  2Jordan  (c-)  King's 

Ds  *Rackham  (a,  b)  Christ's 
Ds  »^Radford  (a,  c)  Joh. 
Ds  Whaley  (b)  Caius 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Baker  Christ's 


Ds  Lewis 
Ds  Lyle 
Ds  Miles 
Ds  a  Nicklin 
Ds  Peers 
Ds  Pope 
Ds  Rippmann 
Ds  Tetley 
Ds  Thackeray 


King's 

Caius 

King's 

Jofi. 

King's 

Trin. 

Caius 

Joh. 

King's 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Beck  Kinif's 

Ds  Bell,  E.  W.  W.  Pemb. 
Ds  .Tagger  Pemb. 

Ds  Kelsey  Emm. 

Ds  ^Nicholson  Trin. 


WOMEN. 
I  Palethorpe,  G.  L.  Neumham  \ 


1  Fellow  of  Queens'. 

2  Tutor  of  Selwyn. 

3  Master  at  Rossall  School. 


430 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


Part  l.—June,  189L 

Charles  Walter  Moule,  M.A.,  Corpus  Ghriati. 
William  WHlis  Walker,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Robert  Drew  Hicks,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Wilfred  Austin  Gill,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
John  Reynolds  Wardale,  M.A.',  Clare. 
William  Sheldon  Hadley,  M.A.,  Femhrokc. 
Peter  Giles,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
^  Clinton  Edward  Sowerby  Headlam,  M.A.,  Trinity  Hall. 


First  Ciass. 


Division  L 
*Davies,  T.  LI.     Trin. 
i*Edwards,  H.  J.  Trin. 
*Glo\er,T. n.{A)Joh. 
*Trayes  Cuius 

Division  2. 

Aickin  Joh. 

*Battiscombe  Pemb. 

Fleming  Cuius 

Graves  Pemb. 

Jacques  Trin. 

Kittermaster  King's 


Division  1 

Cayley 

Trin. 

Clarke,  A.  C. 

Emm. 

Conder 

Trin. 

Edwards,  T.  C. 

Trin. 

Harrison,  F.  F 

Trin. 

Head 

Pemb. 

Israel 

Queens' 

Lambert 

Trin. 

5  Milne 

Pemb. 

Thompson,  V. 

Trin. 

Whitestone 

Cuius 

Wishart 

Sid. 

Division  2 

Amos 
Beresford 


Queens' 
H.  Selw. 


Division  1. 
Carlisle  Trin. 

Clucas  Christ's 

Elliott,  H.  V.     Trin. 
Harrison.A.P.W.C'a/ft. 
Jones,  E.  A.  D.  H.  Cav. 
M^Curdy  Pemb. 

Miller  Queens' 

Overton  Trin. 

Smith,  O.  H.  Trin. 
Wallis,  A.  T.  Joh. 
Wansbrough     Pemb. 


*Lupton 
Parrock 

2Srawley 
Tarn 

*Yorke 


Joh. 

Pemb. 

Cuius 

Trin. 

Kinq's 


Division  3. 
Ball  Trin. 

Cornah  Pemb. 

Crouch  Emm. 

Dale  Jesu^ 

Furness  King's 

Haslett  Joli. 

Hawthorn,  Ja.  Cuius 


Second  Class. 


Blakeney 

Body 

Childers 

Clark 

Cowie 

EUam 

Garnett 

Goodliffe 

Gould 

Harrison,  C. 


Trin. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Cuth. 

Pemb. 

Cuth. 

Trin. 

Jesus 


Hopkins,G.  B.I.  Cuius 


Luxmoore 
6*M''Neile,  A.  H. 
Murray 
Roberts 
Stanbrough 
Sumner 
Sutthery 


Trm. 

Pemb. 

Jesus 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Cuius 

Cuius 


Third  Class, 
Division  2. 
Clarke,  H.  G. 
Elliott 
Gardiner 
Jardine 
Jepps 
Kemp 

Lloyd-Jones 
Oakley 
Workman 
Wright 

Division 
Aston 
Clapin 


Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Corptis 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Clure 

Trin. 


Corpus 
Trin. 


Cuius 
Emm. 


Hooper 

Trin. 

Hope 

King's 

Laming 

Joh. 

Lowe 

Clure 

Luzmore 

Clure 

Masom 

Joh. 

Montgomery 

Trin. 

Moule 

Trin. 

Kendall 

Trin. 

Stirling 

Trin. 

3  Thomas 

Pemb. 

Thomas 

Trin. 

4*Weekes,  G.  A 

Sid. 

Wood,  B.  W. 

Sid. 

Division  3. 

Adams 

Pemb. 

Badeley 

Jesus 

Bangley 

Trin. 

Brown,  H. 

Joh. 

Christie 

Mugd. 

Dinnis 

Joh. 

Elwyn 

Trin. 

Field 

Joh. 

Heyer 

Sid. 

Just 

Trin. 

Kermode 

Cuius 

Paull 

Pemb. 

Philipson 

H.Selw. 

Wilson 

H.  Selw. 

Wright 

Pemb. 

Coombes 

Jesus 

Crawford 

Jesus 

Drysdale 

Pemb. 

Evans,  E.  G. 

Clure 

Green 

H.  Selw. 

Grimley,C.H.L.Pc<. 

Harding 

Christ's 

Mallam 

¥£■ 

Marks 

Marshall,  G.  A 

.  Trin. 

Piatt 

Trin. 

Richmond 

Trin. 

Salt 

Pemb. 

Simpkinson 

Pemb. 

Thomson 

Cuth. 

1  C.B.    Fellow  and  Tutor  of  Peterhouse. 
4  Fellow  and  Tutor  of  Sidney. 


2  Tutor  of  Selwyn.  8  Bishop  of  Adelaide. 

6  C.M.G.  6  Fellow  of  Sidney. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


431 


Part  I.— June,  1891. 
WOMEN. 


First  Class. 

Second  Clasr. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 





Ldwenstein,  M.  L.  Newnhain 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Liberty,  E.            GjVto» 

Ahrons,  E.  .J.        6?ir<on 
Carrington,  E.       Girton 
Clissold,  M.  E.      Newnham 
Puller,  B.  B.         Newnham 
Hall,  0.  M.  M.     Neumham 
Johnson,  G.  E.     Girton 

Division  3. 

Division  8. 

Division  3. 

Walrond,  G.  G.    Girton 

Hodgson,  M.  G.    Girton 
Ormi8ton,F.M.  M.  Girton 

Graham,  G.  M.    Newnham 
Joyce,  W.  E.         Girton 
Lilley,  M.              Newnham 
Paine,  B.                Girton 
Sanders,  A.  P.  R  Girton 
SOrensen,  K.  C.     Girton 
Warnock,A.M«C.  Girton 

Part  lL~June,  1892. 


Examiners 


/Henry  Jackson,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

James  Smith  Eeid,  Litt.D.,  Oonville  and  Caitts. 

John  Percival  Postgate,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

Charles  WaWstein,  Litt.D.,  King's. 

Marcus  Southwell  Dimsdale,  M.A.,  King's. 

Arthur  Hamilton  Smith,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

James  Adam,  M.A.,  Emmamiel. 

Leonard  Whibley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

Peter  Giles,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
^  James  Hope  Moultou,  M.A.,  King's. 

Third  Class. 
Ds  Purness  King's 

Ds  Heyer  Sid!. 

Ds  Kendall  Trin. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Ds  *Batti8combe  (il)  Pemb. 

Ds  Pleming         •    Caius 

Chilver  (a,  b)       Trin. 

Ds  Lowe                  Clare 

Ds  *Davies,  T.  LI.  {a*,b)  Trin. 

Ds  Masom               Joh. 

Dsi*Edwards,H.  J.  {a,c)Tr. 

Ds  Parrock             Panb. 

Ds*Glovcr,T.R.(a,c*)(A)Jo/j. 

♦Summers  (b)      Joh. 

Ds  Graves  (d)           Pemb. 

Ds  Thompson,  V.    Trin. 

Ds  Haslett  {e)           Joh. 

Ds  Wright,  J.  N.    Pemb. 

Ds  Jacques  (c)           Trin. 

Ds  *Lupton  (e)         Joh. 

Ds  Luzmore  (c)        Clare 

*Mayor,  R.  J.  G.  (a*,  b,  c*) 

King's 

Ds  Tarn  (6)              Trin. 

Ds  *Trayes  (a*,  c)    Caius 

Ds2*Weekes,G.A.(r/)SM. 

Ds  *Yorke  (d)         King's 

WOMEN. 



Orraiston,  F.  M.  M.  Girton 

1  C.B.    Fellow  and  Tutor  of  Peterhouse. 

2  Fellow  and  Tutor  of  Sidney. 


432 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners  - 


Division  1 


*Buck  (a)  Caius 

Chapman  Trin. 

i*Leaf  Pet. 

*Smedley  Pemb. 

"Stamp,  J.  H.  (b)  Trin. 

*Taylor  (a)  Caius 


Part  I.— June,  1892. 
Charles  Walter  Moule,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi, 
Evelyn  Shirley  Shuckburgh,  M.A.,  Evimanuel. 
Charles  Edmund  Haskins,  M.A.,  8t  John's. 
Robert  Drew  Hicks,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
John  Archibald  Sharkey,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Wilfred  Austin  Gill,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
Clinton  Edward  Sowerby  Headlam,  M.A.,  Trinity  Hall. 
Robert  Seymour  Conway,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

First  Class. 
Cherrill  Pemb. 

Nicklin,  J.  A.    Joh. 
Smither  Caius 

Stone  Joh. 


Division  2. 


*Bryant 

Division 
Botting 
Clarke,  C.  E. 
Crafer 
Felkin 
Gribble 
Kidd 

King,  II.  A. 
Knowles 
M'= Anally 
M°Evoy 
Scott 
Stogdon 
Walder 

Division  1. 
Adams 
Bell 

Coles,  H.  S. 
Cordeaux 
Diplock 
Jourdain 
Maundrell 
Mayou 
Nuttall 
Scott,  C.  J.  F. 
Watts 
Wright 


Emm. 


Emm. 

Corpus 

Christ's 

IV  in. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Caiui 

Jesus 

Christ's 

Clare 
Christ's 


Sid. 

H.  Selw. 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Magd. 

Jesus 

Queens' 

Sid. 

Jesus 

Sid. 

Corpus 


First  Class. 

Division  1. 
Abbott,  M.  Oirton 

Stawell,  F.  M.       Newnham 

Division  2. 
Heath,  B.  M.        Girton 

Division  3. 
Furness,  S.  M.  M.  Girton 
Taylor,  M.  E.  J.  Girton 


Division  3. 

Andrews  Sid. 

Bosanquet,R.  C.  Trin. 
2*Chadwick  Clare 

Churchill  King's 

Sbcond  Class. 
Division  2. 


Grindon 
Hooton 
Kent 
Pilkington 

Division 

Beckett 
Bigby 
Burbidge 
Carr,  C.  L. 


Christ's 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Pemb. 


Trin.H. 
Emm. 
Cath. 
Douglas,  R.  N.  H.  Selw. 

Third  Class. 

Division  2. 

Cox  Trin. 

Dickin  Sid. 

Forman  Pemb. 

Hessey  Joh. 

Matchett  H.  Selw. 

Sayer  Pemb. 

Smitli,  A.  E.  Joh. 

Stewart  King's 

Street  Pemb. 

Turnbull  Corpus 

von  Glehn  King's 

Voules  Sid. 


WOMEN. 

Sbcond  Class. 
DiviMon  1. 
France,  E.  W.  C.    Girton 


Division  2. 
Buckingham,  M.  H.  Newnh. 

Division  3. 
Leader,  E.  Newnham 

Mills,  B.  T.  Girton 

Williams,  A.  M.   Girton 


Faulder 

Fletcher 

Fowler 

Ghose 

Holmes,  R, 

Leman 
*Pearce,  E.  C. 

Shipham 
1  Streatfeild,  E.  C.Pemb. 

Timins  Pemb. 

3Williams,F.F.S.Jgj?M* 


Clare 

Trin. 

Pet. 

King's 

Christ's 

Magd. 

Corpus 

Trin. 


Gilling-Lax       Jesus 
Groom,  F.  W.  H.  Joh. 
4Jones,  H.  G.      Trin. 


M«A11 


Peacocke 

Roberts 

Robson 

Sandford 

Scott 

Spurgin 

Thonger 

Thornton 


Cath. 

King's 

Corpus 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Pemb. 

Sid. 

H.Selw. 

Pemb. 


Division  3. 
Blunt 
Bone 
Caro 
Clayton 
Collison 
Earle 
Harman 
Harrod 
Hulbert 
Millard 
O'Rorke 
Sanders 
Stanbrough 
Storrs 
Temple 
Tregoning 


King's 

Joh. 

Caiu^ 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

King's 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Third  Class. 
DiviMon  1. 


Division  2. 

Linnell,  B.  M.  B.  Newnham 

Division  3. 


1  One  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 
8  Head  Master  of  Eastbourne  College. 


Dick,  M.  E. 
Hanson,  M.  M. 
Pattinson,  B. 
Pollock,  J.  R 
Sellick,  E.  S. 


2  Professor  of  Anglo-Saxon. 
4  Archdeacon  of  Sheffield. 


Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 

Neumham 


.CLASSICAL  TKIPOSES. 


Fart  II.— June,  189.3. 


433 


I  Henry  Jackson,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
Eichard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  Trinity 
Kobert  Drew  Hicks,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Robert  Alexander  Neil,  M.A.,  Pemhrohe. 
Marcus  Southwell  Dimsdale,  M.A.,  King's. 
Arthur  Hamilton  Smith,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Montague  Ehodes  James,  M.A.,  King's. 
Peter  Giles,  M.A.,  Emmantiel. 
James  Wycliflfe  Headlam,  M.A.,  Kind's. 
^Frederick  William  Thomas,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


P'iRST  Class. 
Ds  *Bryant  (a,  c)     Emm. 
Ds  i*Cha(iwick  (e*)  Clare 
Ds  2»Leaf  (ri)  Pet. 

Ds  *Pearce  (c)         Corpus 
Ds  *Smedley  (a,  d)  Pemb. 
Ds  Stone  (c)  Joh. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  *Huck  (a)  Cuius 

Ds  Chapman  Trin. 

Ds  Felkin  Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Fowler  Pet. 


Taylor.M.E.  J.(«,6)  Girton 


WOMEN. 


I  Furness,  S.  M.  M.    Girton 


1  Professor  of  An);lo-Saxon. 

2  One  of  H.M.  luspectors  of  Schools. 


I 


19 


434 


CLASSICAL  TKIPOSES. 


Examiners 


Division  1. 


Division  2. 

Agnew  Trin. 

Beebee  Kind's 

*Campbell  Trin.H. 

Collins  Trin. 


Part  I.— June,  1893. 

,  Charles  Walter  Moule,  M.A,,  Corpus  Christi. 
Evelyn  Shirley  Shuckburgh,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
Charles  Edmund  Haskins,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
William  Chawner,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
William  Sheldon  Hadley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
William  Trevor  Lendrum,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
Clinton  Edward  Sowerby  Headlam,  M,A.,  Trinity  Hall 
Edgar  Cardew  Marchant,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
First  Class. 
*Horton-Smith,L.  Joh. 
Marsh  (a)  Trin. 

Mayor,  H.  B.     King's 

1  Nightingale  (b)  Trin. 
Pike  Emm. 
Sheepshanks      Joh. 
Slade  Trin. 

2  Stephenson        Christ's 
Tyler  Trin. 
Wells 


Division  1. 
Barton 
Bull 
Coates 
Cohen 
Covington 
David 
English 
Gordon 
Johnson 
Kittermaster 
Long,  H.  E. 
Mellor 
Powell 
Welford 
Wilkin 
Wilkinson,  ) 
K.  E.  T.    f 


Clare 

Caius 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Pet. 

Queens' 

Caius 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Trin.H. 

Caius. 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

Caius 


Trin. 
Second  Class, 
Division  2. 
Branson,  G.  A.  H.  Trin. 


Division  3. 


*  Andrews 

Brooks,  A. 
"Earp 

Goodman 

Hobson 

James,  T.  D. 

Loane 

Meister 

Moule 


Panh. 

Cains 

King's 

Christ's 

Jesus 

Christ's 

Trin. 

King's 

Corpus 


Drury 

Magd. 

Durrant 

Pemb. 

Falcon 

Trin. 

3Gooch 

Trin. 

Hales 

Sid. 

Keeling 

Jesus 

Division  1. 
Cooper,  H.  R. 
Eccles 
Harrison 
Holman 
Kynaston 
Medley 
Richards 
Simons 

Stephenson,  H. 
Summerhayes 
Taylor 
Vesey 


Moss-Blundell  Joh. 
Prior  Pemb. 

Rix  Trin. 

Shelford  Emm. 

Sickert  Trin. 

Stratton  Pet. 

Surtees  King's 

Trevelyan,R.C.  Trin. 
Waller  Corpus 

Woodward         Sid. 

Third  Class. 
Walker,  B.  P.    Joh. 


R. 


Division 
Bousfield 
George 
Lewis,  W. 
Longfield 
Longland 
Low 
Sale 
West 
Whately 


Christ's 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Pemb. 

Clare 

Sid. 

Corjms 


H.  Selw. 
Pemb. 
Jesus 
Cath. 
Kino's 
H.  Selw. 
Joh. 
Magd. 
S.  IVin. 
Emm. 
Pemb. 
Trin. 


White 
Worthington 

Division 
Baldwn 
Cobbing 
Cracknell 
Dove,  E.  H. 
Garland 
Hudleston 
Nethersole 
Passingham 


Jesus 
Emm. 


Pemb. 

Sid. 

H.  Selw. 

Christ's 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Joh. 


Ridout 

Rodgers 

Stowell 


H.  Selw. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 


Division  3. 
Bryan 
Clay 
Coe 
Evans 
Horsfall 
Williams, 

J.  W.  M. 
Wrangham 


Queens' 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Clare 

Pemb. 

Non  Coll. 

Joh. 


First  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 
Purdie,  R       Newnham 


WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 

Division  1. 
Lupton,  M.  Girton 

Ogilvy,  A.  M.        Girton 
Peacock,  L.  J.       Girton 

Division  2. 
Stevenson,  E.  F.  Girton 

Division  3. 
Bedford,  G.  M.      Newnham 
Hervey,  E.  Newnham 

Pearson,  E.  R.      Girton 
Pickard,  E.  M.      Neumham 


Third  Class. 
Division  1. 
Catchpool,  A.  M.  Girton 
Lyster,  E.  H.         Newnham 
Morton,  M.  Newnham 

Stoneman,  A.  M.  Girton 

Division  2. 
Mackennal,  E.  M.  Girton 
Neild,  H.  T.  Girton 

Division  3. 
Robinson,  G.  E.    Girton 


1  Master  at  Oundle  School.  2  Head  Master  of  Felsted  School. 

8  M.P.  for  CRmberwell  (Peckljaift)  J908— 1910, 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


435 


Part  II. — June,  1894. 


Examiners 


John  Peile,  Litt.D.,  Christ's. 
Percy  Gardner,  Litt.D.,  Christ's. 
Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Robert  Drew  Hicks,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Arthur  Augustus  Tilley,  M.A.,  King's. 
\  Robert  Alexander  Neil,  M.A.,  Pemhrolie. 
James  Adam,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
James  Wycliffe  Headlam,  M.A.,  King's. 
William  Loring,  M.A.,  King's. 
Frederick  Wilham  Thomas,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 
Bosanquet  (d)     Trin. 
1)3  *Campbell  (a,b*)  Trin.  H. 
Ds  *Earp  (d)  King's 

Ds  *Horton-Smith, 

L.  (e)  Joh. 

*Stamp  (a*,  b*)  (b)  Trin. 
Ds  Welford  (e) 


Second  Class. 
Ds  James,  T.  D.      Christ's, 
Ds  Meister  King's 

Nicklin,  J   A,     Joh. 
Ds  Whately  Corpus 


Third  Class. 


Pearson,  E.  R.  (b)  Girton        i 
Purdie,  E.  (e*)       Newnham  \ 


WOMEN. 


I 


i 


19—2 


436 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners  -^ 


Division  1. 

Barnett  (b) 
*Moore 
i*Nairn  (a) 

Division  2. 
2Barran 

Cunningham 
*McElderry 
SMalim,  F.  B. 

Robson 
*Sills 

Tate,  R.  W. 


Part  l.~June,  1894. 

Evelyn  Shirley  Shuckburgh,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
William  Chawner,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
Wilfred  Austin  Gill,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
William  Trevor  Lendrum,  M.A.,  Caiuf^. 
Leonard  Whibley,  M.A.,  Pembrohe. 
Edgar  Cardew  Marchant,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
V Walter  George  Headlam,  M.A.,  King's. 
First  Class. 
Division  3. 
Austen-Leigh     Kind's 
Baines  Trih. 

Bosanquet,B.H.  King's 
Brooks,  W,  H.   Caius 
*Butler  Pemb. 

Cabell  Emm. 

Clayton  Emm. 

Coast  King's 

Fuller,  A.  J,  S.  Emm. 
Gregg  Christ's 


Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

King's 

Joli. 


Division  1. 
Bond  Magd. 

Branson, J.R.B.  Trin. 


Duval 

Humphreys 

Jones,  H,  P. 

Lewis 

Murison 

Parsons 

I'ascoe 

Phillips 


Division  1. 
Berwick 


Caius 

Queens' 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Trin.H. 

Pemb. 

Jesus 

King's 


Cath. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Cath. 


Edgington 

Ellis,  E.  H.  R. 

Fox,  H.  W. 

Hopkins,  E.  J. 

Lomax 

McClean,  M.  Y.  Trin. 

Saunderson         Trin. 

Thorp  Jesus 

West  Trin.  H. 

Division  2. 
Agar  Trin. 


Baily 


Caius 


First  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 
Skeel,  C.  A.  J,      Girton 
White,  R.  E.         Newnham 


Second  Class. 
Piatt  Trin. 

Wells  Jesu^ 


Division  2. 
Foster 
Gill 

Harvey 
Howard 
Parker 
Reiss 
Rendall 
Thoseby 


Pet. 

Clare 

Magd. 

Pet. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Caius 

Third  Class. 
Beven  Christ's 

Biddulph  Queens' 

Fischer  Clare 

Geen  Joh. 

Hulbert  Trin. 

Jones,  R.  F.       Queens' 
Newman,  C.  A.  Trin. 
Noel  Walker      Jesus 
Whitman  Joh. 

Division  3. 
Abbott  King's 

Badcock  Cath. 

Bell,  J.  J.  Trin. 

Davies,  H.  H.     Joh. 
Dobree  Jesus 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Boyd,  M.  Girton 

Division  2. 


Howlett 

Christ's 

Jeffries 

Caius 

Lambert 

Christ's 

■♦Measures 

Christ's 

Navlor 

Trin. 

Padel 

Sid. 

Pope 

Trin. 

Ramsay 

King's 

Stow 

Pemb. 

Sworder 

Emm. 

White 

Trin. 

Watson,  C.  H. 

Trin. 

Woodhouse 

Magd. 

Division  i 

. 

Alcock 

Joh. 

Clarke,  P.  A.  L.  Christ's 

Gorse 

Qmens' 

Highfield 

Non  Coll. 

l^awrance 

Jesus 

May 

Pemb. 

«Tait,  A.  J. 

Joh. 

Field 

Emm. 

Franks,  J.  E. 

Joh. 

Gilbert 

King's 

Grant 

Emm. 

Jackson,  E.  W 

.  Joh. 

Jackson,  R  M 

Cath. 

Kitching 

Emm. 

Maw 

Pemb. 

Prankerd 

Corpus 

Stevens 

Corpus 
H.&elw. 

Stork 

Upcher 
Ware,  M.  S. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Weldon 

H.  Selw. 

Whitting 

King's 

Wilson.A.C.F.W.  £mm. 


1  Head  Master  of  Merchant  Taylors'  School. 
8  Head  Master  of  Haileybury  College. 
S  Principal  pf  {Ridley  Hall. 


Third  Class. 
Division  1. 
Dickson,  L  A.        Girton 
Nicholson,  M.       Girton 
Rouse,  C.  R.         Girton 
Stevenson,  E.        Girton 

Division  2. 
Wigglesworth,  E.  Newnham 

Division  3. 
Stuart,  J.  J.  Newnham 

a  Sir  J.  N.  Barran.    M.P.  for  Hawick  Burghs. 

4  Master  at  King  Edward  VI.  School,  Birmingham. 


Division  3. 
Millington,  M.  V.  Girton 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


437 


Part  II. — June,  1895. 
NEW  REGULATIONS. 


In  Part  II  the  letters  a,  6,  c,  d,  e,  appended  to  the  name  of  a  candidate,  denote  the 
section  for  which  the  candidate  is  placed  in  the  first  class  (a  Literature  and  Criticism, 
b  Philosophy,  c  History,  d  Archaeology,  e  Language).  The  asterisk  denotes  special 
distinction. 


/John  Peile,  Litt.D.,  Christ's. 

Richard  Claverhouse  Jebb,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

Percy  Gardner,  Litt.D.,  Christ's. 

John  Percival  Postgate,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
T?    AUTTxix-TDo  J.  Charles  Waldstein,  Litt.D.,  King's. 
J1.XAMINERS  ^  Evelyn  Shirley  Shuckburgh,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

Ernest  Stewart  Roberts,  M.A..  Gonville  and  Caius. 

James  Adam,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

Hugh  M«Leod  Innes,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

^James  Wycliffe  Headlam,  M.A.,  King^s. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Alcock  Joh. 


Ds  Howard 
Ds  Lambert 


Pet 
Christ's 


Third  Ciass. 
Brooks,  W.  H.       Caius 


First  Class. 
Ds  ^Butler,  M.  S.  D. 

(c*)    remb. 
Ds  Gregg  (a)  Christ's 

Ds  *McElderry  lc*)Joh. 
Ds  iMalim  (b*)        Trin. 

Marsh,E.H.(a*)(A)7ViM. 
Ds  2Measures  (6)    Christ's 
Nightingale, 

A.  D.  (a)  (b)  Trin. 
Robson  (e)         Christ's 
Ds  Stow  (c)  Pemb. 

Ds  Tate  (a)  Joh. 

WOMEN, 
Millington,  M.  V.  {d)  Oirton  \     Dickson,  I.  A.      Girton      |  


1  Head  Master  of  Haileybury  College. 

2  Ma«ter  at  King  Edward  VI  School,  Btrmingham. 


438 


GLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examinees 


Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin.  H. 


Division  1 

Bernays  ^[ 
*Cornford1f 

Dannreuther 

Ellis 

Howard 
*  Wright,  R.  A.  Trin. 

Division  2. 
Barstow  Emm. 

Emery  King's 

Gaunt  Glare 

Hemingway      Pemb. 


Part   I.— June,  1895. 
William  Emerton  Heitland,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
James  Smith  Eeid,  Litt.D.,  Oonville  and  Cuius. 
William  Chawner,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Wilfrid  Austin  Gill,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
Leonard  Whibley,  M.A.,  Pemhrohe. 
Nathaniel  Wedd,  M.A.,  King's. 
Edwin  Abbott,  M.A.,  Jesus. 
First  Class. 

Lubbock  King's 

Morrison  Jesus 

Rhodes  Clare 

Seligman  Trin. 

Simey  King's 

Thompson,J.P.  Trin. 

Watkins  Trin. 


Division  1. 
Adami 
Bartlett 
Besley 
Bowes 
Byles 
Chadwick 
Chotzner 
Dyson 
Hammond 
Jenkins 
Prince 
Smith,  B.  H. 
Speke 
Widdows 


Jesus 

Clare 

King's 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Joh. 

Queens' 

Emm. 

Sid. 

Trin.  H. 

Trin.  H. 

Jesus 

Queens' 


Division  1. 
Crawford  Pemb. 

Fisher  Emm. 

Frazer  Corpus 

Hemingway      King's 
Holmes,  F.  W.  Christ's 
Jones,  E.H.  LI.  Jo/i. 
Low  H.Selw. 

Mackay  King's 

Newboid  Clare 


First  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 
Davies,  F,  J.  Newnham 


Division  3. 

Bell,  H.  T.  M.  Pet. 

Bevan  Trin.  H. 

iBurnside  Pemb. 

^Furuess  King's 

Second  Class. 
Division  2. 

Bland  Emm. 

Body  Joh. 

Brewer  Magd. 

Brown  //.  ^elw. 

Butcher  Sid. 

Cobden-Samuel  Sid. 

Ellliott  Pemb. 

Fisher  Cath. 

Hudson,  C.  E.  Joh. 

Kenyon  Jesus 

Metcalfe  Joh. 

Moule,  A.  C.     Trin. 

Perrott-Smith  Emm. 

Roberton  Queens' 

Third  Class. 
Division  2. 

Armstrong        Trin.H. 

Bacon  H.Selw. 

Browne,  C.  E.    Trin. 

Burbidge  Christ's 

Candler  Corpus 

Cooper,  R.        H.Selw. 

Lillingston,  M.  Pemb. 

Linton,  E.  C.     Trin. 

Newton  Emm. 

Pike  Trin. 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Bulley,  M.  W.  Girton 

Moxon,  E.  A.    Girton 

Division  2. 
Barker,  E.  R.    Girton 
Coulton,  M.  L  Newnham 

Division  3. 
Powell,  M.  H.  Girton 
Tanner,  L.  K.   Girton 
Thomas,  E.  E.  Newnham 


Gaskell 

Joh. 

Hardwich 

Joh. 

Heycock 

Sid. 

Humphries 

Christ's 

Kennaway 

King's 

Marchant 

Caius 

Monteath 

Christ's 

Moore 

Joh. 

Parez 

Clare 

Shearme,  J.  S 

.  Trin. 

Stone 

King's 

Wenham 

King's 

Royds 

Clare 

Strong 

H.Selw 

Wilson,  G.  S. 

Pemb. 

Division  I 

. 

Browne 

Emm. 

Chamberlain 

Emm. 

Edge 

King's 

Falcon 

Joh. 

Hunt 

Trin. 

Lyon 

Jesus 

Pieris 

Trin. 

Thompson,  A,  H.  Joh. 

Todhunter 

Trin. 

Wiltshire 

Caius 

Sedgwick, 

J.  H.  H.  M. 

Trin. 

Wollen 

Magd. 

Division  3 

Astley 

Cath. 

Burlison 

Clare 

Collins,  H.  R. 

Cath. 

Dunn 

Kinq's 

Martin 

Cath. 

Pearse 

King's 

Third  Class. 

Division  ] 

Hutchinson,W.  M.  L.  Newn. 

Division  2. 
Morton,  T.  M.      Newnham 
Vardy,  W.  I,        Girton 

Division  3. 
Boughton-Leigh, 

F^  V.    Girton 
Lang,  H.  M.  Girton 

Long,  E.  M.  Newnham 

Yeo,  R  M.  Newnham 


'i  Equal  as  Cliancellor's  Classical  Medallists.  I  Head  Master,  St  Edmund's  School,  Canterbury. 

2  Master  at  Bromggrove  School. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


439 


Part  IL— June,  1896. 


Examiners  < 


j  Richard  Claverhouse  Jebb,  Litt.D.,  Trinity, 

John  Percival  Postgate,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

Charles  Waldstein,  Litt.D.,  King's. 

Evelyn  Shirley  Shuckburgh,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

Ernest  Stewart  Roberts,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Cains. 

Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Ernest  Arthur  Gardner,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius, 

Hugh  McLeod  Innes,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

John  Strachan,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
^  Leonard  Whibley,  M.A.,  Pemhrohe. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Barnett  {e*)  (b)  THn. 
Ds  Barstow  (c)        Emm. 
Ds  iBurnside,W.F.(c)  P«m6. 
Ds  Gaunt  (c)           Clare 
Ds  Morrison  (d*)    Jesus 
*Nairn  (a*)  (a)    Trin. 
Ds  Rhodes  (a)         Clare 
*Sills  (c)              Kinfl's 
*  Wright,  R.  A.  (6)  Trm. 

Ds  Emery               Kinci's 
Ds  Hardwich           Joh. 
Ds  Lubbock            King's 

*Moore,  G.  E.      Trin. 
Ds  Stone                  King's 

WOMEN. 



Coulton,  M.  I.       Newnham 
Davies,  F.  J.          Newnham 
Moxon  E.  A.        Glrton 

Third  Class. 


1  Head  Afaster,  St  Edmuntl'a  School,  Canterbury. 


440 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examinees 


Part  I.— June,  1896. 

William  Emerton  Heitland,  M.A.,  8t  John's. 
Albert  William  Spratt,  M.A.,  St  Catharine's. 
Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.,  Ohnst's. 
Arthur  George  Peskett,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
Alfred  Hands  Cooke,  M.A.,  King's. 
William  Wyse,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
James  Adam,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
^Edwin  Abbott,  M.A.,  Jesus. 


First  Class. 

Division 

I. 

Curtis                 King's 

Bagge 

King's 

Armstrong  (b 

Trin. 

Edwards            Pemb. 

Cape 

Pemb. 

Dobson,  J.  F. 

Trin. 

Hunter               King's 

Clayton 

Pemb. 

Guiterman 

Trin. 

*Lawson              Pemb. 

Elliott,  F.  L.  D.  Trin. 

»*Mair  (a) 

Cuius 

*Minns                 Petnb. 

James 

King's 

Witton              Cuius 

Jones,  C.  C. 

LI.  Emm. 

Division  2. 

Knight 

Clure 

Blaikie 

Cuius 

Division  3. 

2Souter,  A. 

Cuius 

Carlill 

Trin. 

Alexander, C.L.  Trin. 
Second  Class. 

Division  1 

. 

Worthington     Sid. 

Purdy 

Jesus 

Armbruster 

King's 

Wright,A.A.G.  Joh. 

Ridden 

Cuius 

Botham 

Muqd. 

Roberts 

Pemb. 

Clarke 

Pemb. 

Division  2. 

Todd 

Corpus 

Crofts 

Cuius 

Barton               Mugd. 

Yolland 

Sid. 

du  Vallon 

Pemb. 

Bensly                Emm. 

Foster,  J.  P. 

Trin. 

Bourne               Corp. 

Division  3. 

Greeves 

Joh. 

Bunting              Trin.H. 

Alderson 

H.Selw 

Grylls 

Irin. 

Burbidge            Emm. 
Crum-Ewing      Pemb. 

Bland 

Trin. 

Ledgard 

Joh. 

Dentith 

Trin.H 

MacMunn 

Queens' 
Pemb. 

Garrad,  R.         Clure 
Havard-Jones   Queens' 
Holberton          Mugd. 

Gardner 

Joh. 

Outram 

Holley 

Jesus 

Price 

Pemb. 

Howard 

Pemb. 

Richards 

Cuth. 

Hudson,  A.  W,  Trin. 

MacGregor 

Trin.H. 

Rodwell 

King's 

Keeling              Joh. 

Male 

Joh. 

Shearme,  D, 

Trin. 

Kent                   E7nm. 

Moule,  H.  F.     Clare 

Townsend 

Joh. 

Nicholson           Christ's 

Robinson 

Jesus 

Warre-Cornish,W.H.iirm9'« 

Nunns                Tj-in. 

Spratt 
sWood 

Sid. 

Whately 

Christ's 

Phelps                Corp. 

Pet. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1 

Butler                Pemb. 

Church 

H.Selw. 

Beynon 

Jesus 

Castley               Sid. 

Cooke 

Joh. 

Brind 

Corp. 

Gornall              Cuth. 

Grigson 

Cuth. 

Byrne 

Trin. 

Kissack              Emm. 

Hills 

King's 

Clarke 

Cuth. 

Ladell                Sid. 

Holder 

Christ's 

Edwards,  A.  R. 

Queens' 

Mitchell,  F.        Cuius 

Honnywill 

Trin. 

Langmore 

Trin.H. 

Parker,  H.  A.  M.JoA. 

Lulham 

Clure 

Mumford 

Pet. 

Pryde                 Magd. 
Sykes                 Pemb. 

Powys 

Corpus 
Cuth. 

Munro 

Clare 

Purton 

Watson 
Wilberforce 

Maqd. 
Pemb. 

Division  3. 

Sandberg 
Smith,  H.  S. 

Queens' 
Trin. 

"Rjif*l^lir»TiQP             T^pwih 

Tregoning,A.L.2Vm. 

Division  2 

Bond                 Clare 

Wright,  H.R.  H.Selw. 

Bray 

Trin. 

Browne,  A.  R.L.Tnn. 
WOMEN. 

First  Class.              i 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Earle,  K.  M.          Newnham 

Orange,  B. 

Girton 

Weir,  E.                Newnhum 

Salter,  R 

Girton 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Vernon  Harcourt, 

Lorimer,  E.  H.  L 

Girton 

Daniel,  C.  I.          Girton 

M.  E.               ^-  . 

btirion 

GofFe,  E.  H.           Girton 

Division  2. 

Lunn,  A.  C.  P.      Girton 



Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Boyd,  H. 
Johnson,  B. 
Mason,  M.  A, 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

1  Professor  of  Greek,  Edinburgh  University.     Professor  of  Philosophy,  Liverpool  University. 

2  llegius  Professor  of  Humanity,  Aberdeen  University.  3  Bishop  of  Melanesia. 


CLASSICAL  TEIPOSES. 


441 


» 


Part  1L— June,  1897. 


Examiners  < 


/Henry  Jackson,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

John  Percival  Postgate,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

William  Ridgeway,  M.A.,  Oonville  and  C'aius. 

Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Arthur  Augustus  Tilley,  M.A.,  King's. 

Ernest  Arthur  Gardner,  M.A.,  Oonville  and  Cuius. 

John  Strachan,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

Leonard  Whibley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

Peter  Giles,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
^William  Trevor  Lendrum,  M.A.,  Oonville  and  Cuius. 

Third  Class. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Carlill  (6)           Trin. 

*Cornford(6)1f    Trin. 

Ds  Edwards  (c)       Pemb. 

Guiterman  (c)     Trin. 
Ds  *Lawson  (a)       Pemb. 
Ds  *Minns  (d)         Pemb. 
Ds  Whately  (d)      Christ's 
Ds  Witton  (e)         Cuius 

Bernays  1          Trin. 
Ds  Cape                  Pemb. 
Ds  Souter,  A.         Cuius 

^  Equal  as  Chancellor's  ClaHslcal  MedalUsts. 


19—5 


442 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


Part  I.— June,  1897. 
James  Smith  Reid,  Litt.D.,  Gonville  and  Cuius. 
Evelyn  Shirley  Shuckburgh,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
Robert  Alexander  Neil,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
Alfred  Hands  Cooke,  M.A.,  King's. 
James  Adam,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
Edward  Ernest  Sikes,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
^Gilbert  Austin  Davies,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
First  Ciass. 


Division  1. 

Bridge 

Cains 

Bruce 

Emm. 

iBuxton,  C,  R.          Trin. 

Clark,  W.  H. 

Trin. 

Campbell 

King's 

Dunn                          Trin. 

Douglas 

King's 

Edmonds 

Emm. 

Ferrers                     Trin. 

Gutch 

King's 

Fawkes 

Trin. 

2*.Jones,  V.  S.           King's 

Pearce 

Joh. 

Hilary 

Trin. 

*Paterson                Queens' 

Wiener 

Caius 

**Jones,  W.  H. 

S.    H.Selw. 

Toplis  (A)                  Trin. 

3*Wood,  C.  T. 

Pemb. 

Moxon 
Preston 

Caius 
Pemb. 

Division  2. 

Division 

3. 

Taylor,  S.  S. 

Pemb. 

Abel                         Christ's 
Adler                        Joh. 

*Balfour 
Balgarnie 

King's 
Trin. 

Turner,  A.  E. 
Warre  Cornish, 

Trin. 
G.  W. 

King's 

Ballard                     Clare 

Briggs 

Emm. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Cookson 

Queens' 

Division  3. 

Campbell                 Joh. 
Clarke,  W.  Fairlie  Joh. 

Evans,  G.  T.  M. 
Fotheringham 

Joh. 
Emm. 

Battersby 
Burnside 

Cath. 
PeL 

Cobden-Samuel        Jesus 
Fisher                      Pemb. 

Garnett 
Green,  E.  H. 

Trin. 
Emm. 

Cole 
Cowie 

King's 
Trin. 

Gaunt                        Magd. 

Hale 

Sid. 

Dawe 

Sid. 

Jelf                            King's 
Mac  Iver                  King's 

Heath 
Hunter 

Pet. 
Clare 

Grimes 
Hamer 

Jesus 
Joh. 

Nicholls                    Corp. 
Peacock                    Trin.H. 
Phillips                    Pemb. 

Joy 
Kay 

Kitching 

Trin.  H. 

Magd. 

Emm. 

Heap 

Hewgill 

Jacob 

Trin. 
Pemb. 
Joh. 

Sams                         Pet. 

Marquis 

Trin. 

Lowe 

Trin. 

Wild                         Corp. 

Ogilvy 

Clare 

Marriott 

Clare 

Wilson,  T.  E.           Caius 

Division  2. 
Arnison                    Pemb. 
Borrows                    Cath. 
Carson                      King's. 

Pratt 

Roothara 

Stoney 

Walker 

Weeks 

Wilson,  R 

Thikd  Ci 

Queens' 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Pet. 

H.  Selw. 

Pemb. 

ASS. 

Sherriff 
Shorting 
Thaiue 

Queens' 
Queens' 
Joh. 

Division  1. 

Fisher 

Sid. 

Cholmeley 

Jesus 

CTiafTey                     Christ's 
Dyne                         King's 
Loseby                     Emm. 
Mack                        Christ's 

Fishwick 

King's 

Collett 

Corp. 

Grosjean 

Inskip 

Maw 

Joh. 

King's 

Pemb. 

Ds  Colthurst 
Devitt 
Eyre 

Christ's 

Corp. 

Emm. 

Menzies                    Caius 

Orchard 

Emm. 

Finlay 

Trin. 

Pulliblank                Cath. 

Peach 

King's 

Knight 

Pemb. 

Shaw                        Sid. 

Piper 

Queens' 

Page 

Pemb. 

Sale 

Emm. 

Pilkington 

Joh. 

Division  2. 

Willson,C.H.H.S.£wj«. 

Potts 

Pemb. 

Brayne                     Enun. 
Clarke,  F.  W.          Jes. 

Division  3. 

Simpson 
Taylor 

Trin. 
Jesus 

Close                      Sid. 

Airy 

Joh. 

Truell 

Trin. 

Benson 

Joh. 

Whiteley 

King's 

WOMEN. 

FiEST  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Thikd  Class. 



Division 

1. 

Division  1. 

Campbell,  M.  M 

.  Neumham 

Drysdale,  M. 

Neumham 

Division  2. 

Shaxby,  M. 

Girton 

Division  3. 
Cohen,  H.  F.        Neumham 

Division  2. 
Phillips,  E.  M.      Girton 

Murray,  S.  W. 

Girton 

1  Formerly  M.P.  for  Devon  (Ashburton). 
3  Fellow  of  Queens'. 


2  Fellow  of  UaKtIalene. 
4  Fellow  of  St  Catbariiie'8. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


443 


Part  11.— June,  1898. 


Examiners 


^  John  Edwin  Sandys,  Litt.D.,  JSt  John's. 

William  Ridgeway,  M.A.,  GonviUe  and  Caius. 

Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Arthur  Augustus  Tilley,  M.A.,  King's. 
J  James  Adam,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
\  James  Hope  Moulton,  M.A.,  King's. 
j  William  Trevor  Lendrum,  M.A.,  GonviUe  and  Caius. 
I  Frederick  William  Thomas,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
I  James  Wyclifife  Headlam,  M.A.,  King's. 
^Robert  Carr  Bosanquet,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 

Armstrong  (b)  (b)  Trin. 
Ds  *Balfour  (6)       King's 

Dobson  (b)  Trih. 

Ds  Edmonds  (c)       Emm. 
Ds  Gutch  (d)  King's 

Dsi* Jones,  V.  S  (6)  King's 
Ds2Jones, 

W.  H.  S.  (b)  H.Selw. 
3*Mair  (o*)  (a)      Caius 
Ds  *Paterson  (c*     Queens' 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Abel 
Ds  Ballard 

Blaikie 

Dunn 
Ds  Preston 

Toplis  (a) 


Christ's 

Clare 

Caius 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 


Third  Class. 


1  Fellow  of  Magdalene. 

2  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's. 

8  Professor  of  Greek,  Edinburgh  Univer§ity. 


Professor  of  Philosophy,  Liverpool  University. 


444 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I. — June,  1898. 

/Arthur  Woollgar  Verrall,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

Evelyn  Shirley  Shuckburgh,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

Eobert  Alexander  Neil,  M.A.,  Pemhrohe. 
Examiners  -^  J^!^"  Reynolds  Ward  ale,  M.A.,  Clare. 

Peter  Giles,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

Edward  Ernest  Sikes,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

Arthur  Bernard  Cook,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
^Gilbert  Austui  Davies,  M.A.,  Trinity, 


First  Class. 


Division  1. 
Blume  Caius 

Davies  Emm. 

*Gaye  (b)  Trin. 

*Harrison,  Ernest  (a)  Trin. 
Hullah  Cuius 

♦Smyth  Trin. 

Turner,  E.  J.  Trin. 

Division  2. 
Barnes,  A.  E.  Trin. 


Haslam 
Howell 
Purton 
Whitty 


Joh. 
Emm. 
Christ's 
Jesus 


Division  3. 


Chitty 
Exton 
*Hart 


King's 

Jesiis 

Joh. 


Austen 

Bruce 

Daisley 

Edmonds 

Elsee 

Falk,  G.  A. 

Frere 

Cowers 


Pemb. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Joh. 

King's 

Pemb. 

Trin. 


Gubbay 

Holloway 

Lee 

Macnaughton 

Marshall,  J.  H. 

Mather 

Rackham 

Sowels 

Todd 

Tompson 

Towers 

Walton 

"Werner 

Wisson 


Caius 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Christ's 

King's 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

King's 

Caius 


Division  1. 
Ash  ton 
Bell 

Clarke,  H.  S.  S. 
Coe,  J.  L. 
de  Montmorency 
Ford 
Gillum 
Hardie 
Kelsey 

Kemball-Cook 
Lupton 
Osborne 
Powell 
Saunders 
Turner,  D.  P. 


Caius 

Clare 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

King's 

Trin. 

Emm. 

King's 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

King's 

Pemb. 


Second  Class. 
Division  2. 


Arnett 

Barrett 

Beith 

Bush 

Koop 

Lanchester 

Leeds 

Moule 

Tremlett 

Webber 

Wills 


Cath. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius 

Pemb. 

H.Selw. 

Magd. 

Clare 

Clare 

Magd. 

Trin. 


Division  3. 


Adie 
Carey 


Trin. 

TrinM. 

Pet. 


Creighton 

Cumberlege 

de  Gex 

Dods 

Donovan 

Elwell 

Kingsford 

Langhorne 

Peck 

Pooley 

Prior 

Raikes 

Rust 

Salisbury 

Sheringham 

Stafford 

Vulliamy 

Wordsworth 


Emm. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

King's 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Trin.H. 

Clare 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Cath. 

King's 

Clare 


Third  Class. 


Division  1. 

Brereton  Christ's 

Dawson  Emm. 

Forse  Trin. 

Mason  Pemb. 

Moseley  Joh. 

Roberts  Magd. 

Division  2. 
Apthorp,  M.  G. 
Clay,  F.  H. 
Cooper 
*Dent 
Downton 
Dunn  Pemb. 


Queens' 
Trin. 
King's 
King's 


Goodall 
Potter 
Smith 
Worsfold 


Joh. 
Joh. 
Magd. 
Corp. 


Division  3. 


Blenkin 

Bulteel 

Darby 

Fletcher 

Foster 

Graeme 

Green,  O.  M. 

Hayter 

Hunt,  C.  A. 


Emm. 

King's 

Claire 

Queens' 

Magd. 

Pemb. 

Caius 

Joh. 

Trin. 


Button 

Jackson 

Langton,  H.  B. 

Low 

Miller 

Morris 

Mumford 

Soole 

Stott 

Summers 

Tetley 

Thomas 

Wilkin 

Williams,  P.  P. 

Wisliart 


Caius 

King's 

Pemb. 

Christ's 

H.Selw. 

Corp. 

H.Selw. 

Trin. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Pemb. 

Queens' 

Sid. 


CLASSICAL  TEIPOSES. 


446 


Part  I,— June,  1898. 


First  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Rh^s,  M. 
Slater,  W.  M 


Division  3. 

Newnham 


Newnham 


WOMEN. 
Sbcond  Class. 
Division  1. 
Hicks,  A.  M.         Girton 

Division  2. 
Damant,  A.  M.     Girton 
Rogers,  M.  D.       Nemiham 
Sant,  C.  M.  Newnham 

Slinger,  E.  Newnham 

Division  3. 
Barke,  E.  M.         Girton 
Phillips,  E.  GiHon 

Reeve,  J.  J.  Newnham 

Stephens,  I.  Girton 


Thied  Class. 
Division  1. 
Kohler,  O.  C.        Girton 
MeCrea,  G.  J.       Newnham 

Division  2. 
Lewis,  M,  B.  Newnham 

Macdonald,  H.      Girton 
Tabor,  C.  D.  Newnham 

Division  3. 
Cran,  L.  Girton 

Dyke,  A.  E.  I.       Girton 
Hodgson,  A.  B.     Girton 
Mortimer,  G.  M.  Newnham 
Prince,  A.  Girton 


Part  II.— June,  1899. 

John  Edwin  Sandys,  Litt.D.,  St  John's. 

James  Smith  Reid,  Litt.D.,  Oonville  and  Caius. 

James  Adam,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
Examiners  -I  -^^'^^^^  Arthur  Gardner,  M.A.,  Oonville  and  Caius. 
I  Leonard  Whibley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

James  Wycliffe  Headlam,  M.A.,  King's. 
I  Robert  Gregg  Bury,  M.A,,  Trinity. 
^Robert  Carr  Bosanquet,  M.A.,  Tnnity. 


First  Class. 
Barnes,  A.  E.  (c)      Trin. 
Ds  Daislej',  G.  W.  (c)    Trin. 
Ds  Exton,  G.  F.  (c)      Jesus 

*Harrison,  Em.  (a*)  (a)  Trin. 
Ds  Macnaughton, 

D.  A.  (ft)  Christ's 

Ds  Smith,  S.  C.  K,  (d)  Magd. 
*Smyth,A.E,A.W.  (b*)  Trin. 
Turner,  E.  J.  (c)       Trin. 


Hicks,  A.  M.  (b)        Girton 


Sbcond  Class. 
Ds  Lee,  E.  Sid. 

Ds  Purton,  G.  A.  Christ's 

Ds  Salisbury,  F.  S.        Christ's 
Ds  Sowels,  P.  Christ's 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Cooper,  W.  V.      King's 


WOMEN. 


Kohler,  O.  C. 
Sant,  C.  M. 
Stephens,  L 


Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 


ADVANCED   STUDENT. 
Steen,  W.  P.  Christ's. 


446 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  l.—June,  1899. 


Examiners  ■{ 


Albert  William  Spratt,  M.A.,  8t  Catharine's. 
Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Alfred  Hands  Cooke,  M.A.,  King's. 
Joseph  Henry  Gray,  M.A.,  Queens'. 
Peter  Giles,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
lArthur  Bernard  Cook,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Division  1. 

Johnson,  T.  G.  (b)  Jesus 

*Lanchester,H. CO.  Pemb. 

*Marshall,  P.  H.  (a)  Emm. 

Division  2. 

Armitage,  N.  C. 

Trin. 

Carr,  C.  T. 

Trin. 

C'olman,  R  E. 

Trin. 

Crace,  J.  P. 

Kinq's 

England,  E.  T. 

Trin. 

*Hasluck,  P.  W. 

King's 

Division  1. 

Abbott,  G.  F, 

Emm. 

Bosanquet,  G.  C. 

King's 

Bowles,  W.  C. 

Corp. 

Brayne,  C.  V, 

Pemb. 

Carpenter,  S.  C. 

Cuius 

Clarke,  A.  R. 

Clare 

Clayton,  T.  W. 

Pemb. 

Cox,  S.  J. 

Joh. 

Haworth,  H.  W. 

Trin.H. 

Kerby,  E.  T. 

Clare 

Maxwell,  W.  W, 
Niinn,  H.  P.  V. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Valpy,  G.  C. 

Christ's 

First  Class. 

Kerry,  W.  Joh. 

*Meredith,  II.  O.  King's 

0'Malley,B.L.A.  Trin. 

Owen,  C.  VV.  Tudor  Joft. 

Staats,  C.  Non  Coll. 

Stobart,  J.  C.  Trin. 

Waterlow,  S.  P.  P.  Trin. 

1*  West- Watson,  C.  Emm. 

Division  3. 

Campbell,  A.  Pemb. 

Gordon,  W.  M.  Christ's 

Lang,  II.  M.  Pem^. 


Second  Class. 


Division  2. 
Airy,  R. 
Bull,  H.  M. 
Davies,  E  J.  LI. 
Gardner,  A. 
Groos,  A.  W.  J. 
Hearn,  E.  H. 
Jenkins,  A.  L. 
Nairne,  B.  D. 
Playne,  F.  S. 
Sheane,  J.  H.  W. 
Taylor,  S.  J. 
Tyler,  H.H.  P.M. 


Trin. 
Cath. 


King's 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Jesus 

Cath. 

Cath. 

Queens' 

H.Selw. 


Langdon-Davies, 

B.N. 
Lucas,  P.  H. 
Manduell,  M.  D. 
Mayne,  W.  C. 
Moxon,  T.  A. 
Ogilvy,  L.  W. 
ShuckburghjJ.  E. 
Sinker,  A. 
Taylor,  P.  E. 
Thomas,  G.  A. 
Wace,  E.  G.  B. 
Wood,  J.  R. 


Pemb. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Joh. 

King's 

King's 

Pemb. 

Trin.H. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Jesus 


Walker,  C.  H. 
Walkerdine,W.E. 

Division  3. 
Hankin,  G.  T. 
Kitterinaster,D.B. 
Moore,  J.  L. 
Palmer,  H.  R. 
Piatt,  R.  C. 
Russell,  E.  C. 
Unwin,  S.  R, 
Walter,  C. 


Corp. 
Corp. 


Magd. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Cuius 

H.Selw. 

Sid. 


D. 


Division  1, 
Carter,  J.  P. 
Eastes,  A.  E. 
Fausset,  P.  P. 
Hainworth,  A 
Harvey,  G.  H. 
Makower,  R.  S. 
Paddison,  J.  T. 
Porter,  S.  L. 
Sheldon- Williams, 
M. 


Pemb. 

Muqd. 

Pet. 

Sid. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

H.Selw. 

Emm. 

Queens' 


Division  2, 
Bauerle,  W.  G.      Joh. 
BuDbury,H.W.L.-StVi. 


Third  Class. 

Davidson,  E. 
Dilke,  C.  W. 
Edwards,  P.  O. 
Lake,  L.  II. 
Milman,  L.  C.  P. 
Otter-Barry,  W.W. 
Remfry,  C.  O. 
Scarlett,  J.  A. 
Soames,  A.  L. 
Taylor,  B.  C, 

Division  3. 

Barber,  W.  B. 
Carliell,  E.  P. 
Chawner,  P. 


Joh. 

King's 

Sid. 

H.Selw. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cuth. 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


Fisher,  II.  P.  Christ's 

Haig-Brown,  A.  R.  Pemb. 
Heyne,  V.  O.  D.     Emm. 
Johnstone,  J. 
Kennedy,  A.  R. 
Longrigg,  G.  E. 
Monteath,  J. 
Morley,  C.  C. 
.  Myers,  E. 
Severn,  H.  P. 
Swainson,  J.  L. 
Tagart,  E.  S.  B. 
Temperley,  A.  C.    Queens' 
Usherwood,  E,  C.    King's 
Wright,  O.  W.        H.Selw. 


Trin. 
Kinq's 
Pemb. 
Christ's 
Trin. 
Non  Coll. 
H.Selw. 
Kinq's 
Christ's 


1  Bishop  Suffragan  of  Barrowlu-Furness. 


CLASSICAL  TEIPOSES. 


447 


Part  I.— June,  1899. 


First  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  3. 
McCutcheon.K.  S.  H.  Girt  on 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 
Holt,  M.  Girlon 

Division  2. 
Haslam,  K.  S.  E.  Girton 
Loveday,  A.  Newnham 

Division  3. 
Houston,  E.  C.      Girton 


Third  Class. 

Division  1. 
Blackledge,  K.      Newnham 

Division  2. 
Cowell,  A.  V.        Girton 
Gere,  E.  M.  Newnham 

Division  3. 
Crabtree,  K.  E.     Newnham 
Hanhart,  W.  K.  C.  Girton 
Kenyon,  C.  Nevmham 

Martin  Leake,  C.  Girton 


Examinees 


First  Class. 


Part  II. — Ju7ie,  1900. 


James  Smith  Reid,  Litt.D.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Ernest  Arthur  Gardner,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Cuius. 
Leonard  Whibley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
Edward  Ernest  Sikes,  M.A.,  8t  John's. 
Robert  Gregg  Bury,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Second  Class. 
*Gaye,  R.  K.  (6)  (b)  Trin.       \  Ds  England,  E.  T.         Trin. 
Lucas,  F.  H.  (c)      Trin.         Ds  O'Malley,  B.  L.  A.  Trin. 
*Marshall,F.  H.  (f*)(A)  Emm.  !        Waterlow,  S.  P.  P.  Trin. 
)8  Marshall,  .J.  H.  (d)  King's 


Third  Class. 
Colman,  E.  E.         Trin. 


WOMEN. 
icOitcheon,K.S.K.(b)Girton  |  Loveday,  A.  Newnham      (  Blackledge,  K. 


Newnham 


448 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1900. 


Examiners 


Albert  William  Spratt,  M.A.,  St  Catharine's. 

Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

Joseph  Henry  Gray,  M.A.,  Queens'. 

William  Trevor  Lendrum,  M.A.,  Oonville  and  Cains. 

Clinton  Edward  Sowerby  Headlam,  M.A.,  Trinity  Hall. 

Nathaniel  Wedd,  M.A.,  King's. 

Arthur  Bernard  Cook,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Division  1. 

Campbell,  S.  G.  Christ's 

Haigh,  P.  B.  Joh. 

Rennie,  W.  (a)  Trin. 

Division  2. 

Jukes,  J.  E.  C.  (B)  Pemb. 

Morrice,  R.  J.  Trin. 

'Robertson,  C.  D.  Trin. 


Division  1. 

Allen,  P.  T. 

Christ's 

Boulter,  B.  S. 

Trin. 

Chase,  C.  D. 

Sid. 

Edwardes,  H.  F.  E.  Joh. 

Forster,  E,  M. 

King's 

Fraser,  J.  H.  R. 

Pemb. 

Galbraith,  A.  N. 

Trin. 

Hartree,  C. 

Caius 

Hawkes,  G. 

Pemb. 

llouldey,  J.  E. 
Lloyd,  I.  G. 

Clare 

Cuius 

Morris,  R.  S. 

Queens' 

Powell,  P. 

King's 

Stoney,  B.  0. 

Pemb. 

Timms,  E.  W. 

Trin. 

Winn,  J.  H. 

Sid. 

Wynne,  C.  M. 

King's 

Division  2. 
Chamberlain, H.M.  King's 
Clarke,  C.  H.  G.    Jesiis 


Division  1. 
Darling,  G.  K. 


(^ray,  H.  A, 
Keigwin,  H.  S. 
•Softlaw,  H.  G. 
Thomas,  W.  S. 
Tomlinson,  W.  A.  Emm 
IIrling-Smith,F.M.  Emm. 
Wilson,  G.  M.       Pemb. 


King's 

Queens' 

Pet. 

Trin.H. 

Pemb. 


First  Class 

. 

Division  3. 

Ainsworth,  A.  R 

.  King's 
Christ's 

De,  H. 

Firnistone,  P.  J. 

Christ's 

Keeton,  G.  H. 

Emm. 

Kidd,  E.  S. 

Caius. 

Lumsden,  J.  A. 

Trin. 

Monteath,  J. 

King's 

Second  Class. 

Coates,  J.  R. 

Pet. 

Cox,  A.  R. 
Craig,  G.  W. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Curzon,  C.  E, 

Christ's 

Davidson,  J. 

Pemb. 

de  Beer,  E.  B. 

Jesus 

Geary,  A.  B. 

King's 

Hamilton,  E. 

Corp. 

Hammond,  N.  W 

Sid. 

Hazlerigg,  G. 
Keyser,  L.  E. 

Joh. 

Caius 

Linton,  R.  C. 

Clare 

Maunder,  G.  C.  L 

Queens' 

Moorsom,K.  J.C 

King's 

Peile,  J. 

Christ's 

Routh,  H.  V. 

Pet. 

Scott,  J. 

King's 

Siddle,  G. 

Cath. 

Spencer,  D. 

Pemb. 

Tayler,  C.  B. 

Corp. 

Thornton,  C.  C. 

Trin. 

Wenham,  D. 

Pemb. 

Third  Class 

. 

DivisiM  2. 

1 

Baynes,  J.  B. 

Trin. 

Bindon,  W.  F.  V 

Sid. 

Burton,  H.  J.  C. 

Magd. 

Douglas,  J.  F. 

Corp. 

Grimes,  A.  E. 

Jesus 

Haward,  L.  W. 

King's 

Hertslet,  E.  L.  A 

Jesus 

Millner,  H.  LI. 

Christ's 

Royds,  C.  C.  T. 
Sullivan,  A.  M. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Tucker,  G.  D.  R. 

Magd. 
H.Selw. 

Williams,  A.  M. 

Palmer,  A.  S.  M.  Jesu^ 
Pim,  F.  H.  Christ's 

Sachse,  F.  A.         6'aiu* 
Smith,  A.  K.  Pemb. 

Towle,  J.  H.  Joh. 

Ware,  J.  Caius 


Division  3. 

Ambrose,  W.  J.  L 

.  Queens' 

Barkvi^orth,  H,  B 

.  Pemb. 

Blackburne-Daniell, 

G.  F. 

Pemb. 

Brown,  R,  E. 

Corp. 

Burns,  C.  D. 

NonCoU. 

Butcher,  AV.  C. 

Pemb. 

Croft,  J,  R. 

Queens' 

Druce,  P.  M. 

Emm. 

Gibson,  H.  H. 

Cath. 

Grier,  S.  M. 

Pemb. 

Heriz-Smith,A.J.C.  Pemb. 

Hollis,  D. 

Querns' 

MacMunn,  H.  F. 

Emm. 

Madden,  S.  F. 

Corp. 
Cath. 

Molyneux,  J.  H. 

Robinson,  A.  H.  R.  Clare 

Selfe,  F.  V. 

Magd. 

Smailes,  R. 

Emm. 

Trickett,  W.  R. 

Corp. 

Walker,  A. 

Emm. 

Whitley  R. 

Jesus 

Wyatt,  E.  W.  N. 

Clare 

Division  3. 

Archer,  R.  A.  W 

H.Selw. 

Brough,  J.  S.  B. 

Emm. 

Cheese,  J.  E. 

Joh. 

Dyne,  H.  R.  L. 

Trin. 

Fox,  T.  S.  W. 

Joh. 

Francis,  B.  A. 

Cath. 

Sewell,  A.  P. 

Pemb. 

Sewell,  C.  A.  S. 

Cath. 

Sykes,  F.  M. 

H.Seluh 

Thorp,  R.  0.  V. 

King's 

Tubbs,  N.  H. 

Caius 

CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


449 


Part  I.~June,  1900. 


First  Class. 


WOMEN. 

Skcond  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Division  ] 

Division  1. 

Williams,  S.  J. 

Newnham 

]MoNeile,  E.  R.          Girton 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Dunstall,  M.  C.          Girton 

Division 

3. 

Fegan,  E.  S.               Girton 
Worters,  E.  B.           Girton 

Barnard,  E.  M. 

Girton 

Brough,  L.  M. 

Girton 

Tiimjeinn.  3 

Byrne,  A.  D. 

Newnham 

J-fbVl«lVlt   W. 

Crum,  J.  G. 

Newnham 

Stamper,  A.  F.          Nevmh 

Dyson,  E, 

Newnham 

Small,  E. 

Girton 

Smith,  M.  L.  S. 

Girton 

Part  11— June,  190L 


Examiners 


/James  Smith  Reid,  Litt.D.,  Gonville  and  Cams. 
Charles  Waldstein,  Litt.D.,  King's. 
Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  Trinity, 
James  Hope  Moulton,  M.A.,  King's. 
James  Wychffe  Headlam,  M.A.,  King's. 
Frederick  Wilham  Thomas,  M.A,,  Trinity.. 
Arthur  Bernard  Cook,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Francis  Macdonald  Cornford,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 

^Campbell,  S.  G.  (e)  Christ's 
Grace,  J.  F.  (d)  King's 
Gardner,  A.  (d)      King's 

•^Hasluck,  F.  W.  (d*)  King's 


Second  Class. 
Stobart,  J.  C.  Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Johnson,  T.  G,  (b)  Jesus 


Brough,  L.  M.  (c)   Girton 
Crum,  J.  G.  {d)      Newnham 


WOMEN. 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Jones,  W.  A.         Cuius 


450 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I. — June,  1901. 


/Charles  Walter  Moule,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi. 
I  Arthur  Woolgar  Verrall,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

Albert  William  Spratt,  M.A.,  8t  Catharine's. 
Examiners  ^  Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

William  Trevor  Lendrum,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Cains. 

Peter  Giles,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

Nathaniel  Wedd,  M.A.,  King's. 


First  Class. 


Division  1. 

Division  3. 

Lubbock,  P. 

King's 

Richards,  R.  C.(a 
Division  2. 

Trin. 

Anderson,  W.  B. 
Bedale,  C.  L. 
Buckley,  R. 

Trin. 
Clare 
Emm. 

Owen,  C.  H. 
Smith,  W.  H. 
Squire,  S.  G. 

Jesus 
Jesus 
Chriit'i 

Hopkins,  R.  V.N. 
iMalden,  R.  H. 
2*Norwood,  G.  (b) 
Salter,  W.  H. 

Emm. 
Kincfs 
Joh. 
Trin. 

*Dawkins,  R.  M^G. 
I5dghill,  E.  A. 
Ffrench,W.K.P. 
Goode,  S.  W. 

Emm. 
King's 
Pemb. 
Caius 

Stevens,  F.  B.          Liirisfi 
Sydnev-Turner,S.A.  Trin. 

Taylor,  M.  LI.         Pemb. 
*Wace,  A.  J.  B.        Pemb. 

*Sleeman,  J.  H. 

Sid. 

Hobday  R.  H. 

Sid. 

Smith,  C.  J. 

Pemb. 

Hooper,  P.  R. 

Emm. 

Ure,  P.  N. 

Caius 

3Lowe,  W.  D. 

Second  Class 

Pemb. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

Armstrong,  F.  W 

Joh. 

Beck,  B.  R. 

Clare 

Barton,  C.  H. 

Cath. 

lioughey,  G.  M. 
Bright,  W.  A. 

Trin. 

Booth,  S.  R. 

Trin. 

Conway,  F.  G. 

Trin. 

Caius 

Byers,  J. 

Pemb. 

Evans,  H.  P. 

Christ' 

Cowan,  G.  H, 

Corp. 

Clarke,  G.  T.  K. 

Pemb. 

Fenn,  E.  V. 

Sid. 

Fulford.  F.  W. 

Jesus 

Douglas,  S.  M. 

Joh. 

Hamilton,  J. 

Corp. 

Hall  Hall,  H. 

Jesus 

Fry,  D.  G. 

Queens' 

Harris,  G.  W. 

Caius 

Hooper,  J. 
Husbands,  J.  E. 

Pemb. 

King,  H.  H. 

Pemb. 

Mason,  M.  T. 

Emm. 

Corp. 

Lees,  W.  D. 

Pet. 

Payne.  H.C.F.B. 

NonColl 

Kenyon,  H.  G. 
Noble,  A.  E. 

Pemb. 

Ling,  G.  A. 

King's 

Rackham,  M. 

Christ'. 

Cath. 

Scott,  T.  A. 

Christ's 

Stogdon,  F.  R. 
Symns,  J.  M. 

Clare 

Rippmann,  C.  H. 

King's 

Skeen,  W.  H. 

Sid. 

Caius 

Savile,  E.  C. 

Queens' 

Thomas,  T.  S.  W. 

Queens' 

Walker,  J.  0. 

Caius 

Shelley,  M.  B. 

Christ's 

Wathen,  G.  A. 

Wilson,  E.  R. 

Trin. 

Smith,  A.  J. 

Cath. 

Wiles,  G. 

Cath. 

Turner,  R.  C. 

Trin. 

Williams,  C.  A. 

Queens' 

Thikd  (Class 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

Alexander,  C.  W. 

Trin. 

Allen,' N.  P. 

Corp. 

Barnes,  F.  P. 

Magd. 

Cardwell,  H.  E. 

Christ's 

Bagge,  H.  P. 

Clare 

Bottomley,  C.  C. 

Caius 

Clarke,  D.  H. 

King's 

Bevir,  W. 

Magd. 

Campbell,  G. 

Trin. 

Collett,  A.  P. 

Queens' 
Queens' 

Douglas,  M.  S. 

Queens' 

Carr,  B.  A. 

H.Selw 

Gibson,  H. 

Dunscombe,  G.  W 

.  Emm. 

Crabtree,  H.  G. 

Christ' 

Mackie,  A.  C. 

Corp. 

F>ggar,  J. 

Trin. 

Crofton,  R.  H. 

Joh. 

Schofield,  A.  C. 

Magd. 

Elliott,  A.  G. 

Magd. 

Dewe,  C.  D.  E. 

Queens 

Watt,  E.  L. 

Trin.H. 

Gardiner,  J.  E. 

Queens' 

Evans,  L.  S. 

Clare 

Hind,  H.  A. 

King's 

Higgins,  W.  N. 

Emm. 

Hoare,  L.  G. 

King's 

Johnson,  W.  H.  C 

Trin 

Mackintosh,  H. 

Caius 

Johnson,  A.  S. 

Pet. 

Sidgwick,  F. 
Stokes,  F.  W. 

Trin. 

Jose,  C.  H. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

1  Principal  of  the  Leeds  Clergy  School. 

2  Professor  of  Greek,  Uaiversity  College  of  S.  Wales,  Cardiff. 
8  Bursar  and  Censor,  University  of  Durham. 


CLASSICAL  TKIPOSES. 


451 


Part  I.— June,  1901. 
WOMEN. 


First  Class. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 
Genner,  G.  B.       Girton 


Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Harrison,  E.         Newnham 

Division  2. 

Edwards,  A.  K.     Girton 
Marshall, A.M.C.  Newnham 

Division  3. 

Bakewell,  D.  L.    Newnham 
Chittick,  E.  M.      Girlon 
Walker,  D.  L.       airtmi 


Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Congreve,  E,  M,    Newnham 

Maconechy,  J.  B.  C.  Newn. 

Turner,  E.  B.        Newnham 

Division  2. 
Lloyd,  E.  T.  Newnham 

M^'Kerrow,  M.  C.  Girton 
Trenerry,  E.  L.     Newnham 

Division  3. 


Part  II.— June,  1902. 


/Henry  Jackson,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

I  John  Edwin  Sandys,  Litt.D.,  8t  John's. 

Charles  Waldsteui,  Litt.D.,  King's. 
I  Leonard  Whibley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
-c'„.^rK„^^  J  James  Hope  Moulton,  M.A.,  King's. 
j^xAMiNERs  ^  j^^^gg  Wycliffe  Headlam,  M.A.,  King's. 

Walter  George  Headlam,  M.A.,  King's. 

Frederick  William  Thomas,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Arthur  Bernard  Cook,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Francis  Macdonald  Cornford,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 

Ainsworth,  A.  R.  (h)  King's 
)8  *Dawkins,  H.  M«G.  (e*)  ' 

Emm. 

)8  iMalden,  R.  H.  (d)  King's 
*Rennie,  W.  (a){k)    Trin. 
*Robertson,  C.  D.  {b*) 

Trin. 
)s*Sleeman,J.H.(ft)Sid. 
)s  Ure,  P.  N.  {d)         Caius 
9  *Wace,  A.  J.  B  (d'')   Pemb. 


First  Class. 

Harrison,  E.  (d)      Newnham 
Marshall,  A.  M.  C.  {d) 

Newnham 
Walker,  D.  L.  (d)    Girton 


Second  Class. 


I)s  Smith,  W.  H. 
Bs  Tavler.  C.  B. 


Jesus 
Corp. 


Third  Class. 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Congreve,  E.  M.        Newnham 
Genner,  G.  B.  Girton 

M'=Kerrow,  M.  C.      Girton 


Third  Class. 


I  Principal  of  the  Leeds  Clergy  School. 


452 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I. — June^  1902. 

/Arthur  WooUgar  Verrall,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

Charles  Walter  Moule,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi. 

William  Emerton  Heitland,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
Examiners  "  Marcus  Southwell  Dimsdale,  M.A.,  King's. 

Peter  Griles,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
j  Henry  John  Edwards,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
\Terrot  Keaveley  Glover,  M.A.,  JSt  John's. 


Division  1. 

i*Angus,  C.  F.  Trin. 

■••^Greenwood,  L.  H.  G.King's 

*Sheppard,  J.  T.  (a)  King's 

Tennyson,  C.  B.  L.  King's 

Thompson,  T.         Caius 


Division  1. 
Brook,  F,  B. 
Goodden,  C.  P. 
Gordon,  R.  G. 
Gunn,  J.  W. 
Hunt,  A.  E. 
Jardine,  J.  W. 
Kelly,  H.  P. 
Lawrence,  C.  H. 
Lege,  G.  T. 
Lindsell,  A.  J. 
Marrs,  F.  W. 
Smyth,  J.  W. 
Stephen,  J.  T. 
Turner,  J.  T. 
Wordsworth,  C.W. 


G. 


Sid. 

King's 

H.Selw. 

Pet. 

Pet 

King's 

Pet: 

Trin. 

King's 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Clare 

Trin. 


First  Class. 
Division  2. 
Anderson,  J.  J.       Christ's 

^Clarke,  W.  K.  L.     Jesm 
Gaye,  A.  S.  Trin. 

Gowers,  E.  A.         Clare 
Horowitz,  S.  Joh. 

Macartney,  M.H.H.  Pemb. 

Macnaghten.H.P.W.  King's 
Maundrell,  E.  B.    Jesus 
Pate,  H.  R.  Kim/'s 

Robertson,  A.  J.     Trin. 
Robertson.L.V.M.  Queens' 
Shettle,  P.  S.  Caius 

Tillyard,  H.  J.  W.   Caius 

*Turner,  A.  C.  Trin. 

Williams,  W.  N.      Trin. 

*Wood,  H.  G.  Jesus 


Second  Class. 
Division  2. 
Black,  J.  G. 
Brackenbury  ,C.  F. 
Cooper,  H.  W.  F. 
Cross,  M.  E. 
Davies,  J.  R. 
Edmunds,  H.  W. 
Esdaile,  A.  J.  K. 
Findlay,  J.  A. 
Haldane,  J.  O. 
Harper,  L.  V. 
Lasbrey,  P.  TJ. 
Meredith,  A.  R. 
Morrice,  W.  W. 
Paine,  W.  L. 
Pate,  J.  A. 
Rhys,  W.  R. 
Richter,  A.  H.  L. 
Riley,  L. 
Robinson,  T.  H. 
Rust,  N.  A. 
Tompson,  A.  H. 
Worthington,R.F.  Emm. 


NonColl. 
H.Selw. 
Corp. 
Queens' 
Caius 
Sid. 
Magd. 
Magd. 
Jesus 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Queens' 
Clare 
Sid. 
Corp. 
Emm. 
Pemb. 
Queens' 
Joh. 
Pemb. 
Trin. 


Division  3. 

Darbyshire,  J.  R, 

Emm. 

Dobson,  B.  H. 

Emm. 

Doughty,  E.  P. 

Pemb. 

Fvson,  H. 

Jesus 

Garrett,  J.  H. 

Cairn 

Greer,  W. 

Pemb. 

Hind,  A.  M. 

Emm. 

Laver,  L.  S. 

Joh. 

Pumphrey,  C.  E. 
Rawhnson,  H.  G, 

Christ' 

Emm. 

Skey,  A.  G. 

King's 

Stokes,  J.  L. 

Pemb. 

Webster,  J.  R. 

Clare 

Woolf,  L.  S. 

Trin. 

Division  3. 

Brady,  L.  F. 

Cath. 

Clark,  G.  M. 

Cath. 

Edwards,  A.  L. 
Garrett,  H.  L. 

Magd. 

Joh. 

Lonsdale,  H.  R. 

Trin. 

Meeres,  H.  W.  H. 

Jesus 

Thorne,  H.  P. 

Jesus 

Walker,  H.  C. 

King's 

Division  1. 
Barnard,  D.  C. 
de  Burgh,  L.  N. 
Hope,  B.  L. 
King,  F.  L. 
Kirkus,  C.  H. 
Procter,  R.  F. 
Silvan  us,  E.  M. 
Statham,  H,  P. 
Stooks,  G.  S. 
Ward,  V.  S. 
Watkins,  J.  J. 
Watson,  F, 
White,  H.  J. 
Winterbotham,T, 


Trin.H. 
Sid. 
Emm. 
Corp. 
Cath. 
Pemb. 
King's 
King's 
Sid. 
Queens' 
Christ's 
Queens' 
NonColl. 
L.  Pemb. 


Third  Class. 
Division  2. 


Bodington,  C.  H. 

Pet. 

Dickson,  R.  St  J. 

Joh. 

Driffield,  L.  T. 

Cath. 

Gardner,  C. 

King's 

Gardner,  J. 

Corp. 

Hamilton,  C.  A. 

Trin. 

Johns,  B.  C. 

Maqd. 

Phillips,  C.  K. 

Cath. 

Taylor,  G.  C.  R. 

Maqd. 
Trin. 

Trencii,  W.  L. 

Woodard,  A.  L. 

Trin. 

Division  3. 

Bond,  D. 

Magd. 

Francillon,  F.  J. 

Christ' 

Hill-Thomson,E.W.  Pemb. 

Howell-Smith,  A.D 

Corp, 

M'^Lean,  C. 

Trin. 

Mason,  G.  H. 

Trin.H 

Robinson,  F.  J. 

Emm. 

Sewell,  F.  A.  S. 

Cath. 

Smith,  W.  A. 

Pemb. 

Willey,  H. 

King's 

1  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 


2  Fellow  of  Emmanuel. 


CLASSICAL  TKIPOSES. 


453 


Part  I.— June,  1902. 


First  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  3. 
■Welsh,  M.  K.         Newnham 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Thompson,  A.  M.     Girton 

Osborn 

H.  M.           Newnham 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Leach,  A.  K.             Newnham 
Prior,  M.  S.                Girton 
Watkins,  L.  B.           Newnham 
Whyte,  J.                   Newnham 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Stoker,  H.                  Girton 

Martin, 

M.  E.            Newnham 

Part  II.— June,  1903. 


Examiners  - 


Henry  Jackson,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

John  Edwiii  Sandys,  Litt.D.,  St  John's. 

Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  THnity. 

Arthur  Hamilton  Smith,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Ernest  Arthur  Gardner,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caias. 

William  Trevor  Lendrum,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 


First  Class. 

Anderson,  W.  B.  (a)  Trin. 
38i*Angus,  C.  F.  (6)  Trin. 
)8  2*Greenwood, 

L.  H.  G.  (ft)  King's 

3*Norwood,  G.  (6)(b)  Joh. 
Sydney-Turner.S.  A.  (ft)  Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Harper,  L.  V.         Christ's 
Ds  Stokes,  J.  L.  Pemb. 

Ds  Woolf,  L.  S.  Trin. 

Da  Wordsworth,  C.  W.  Trin. 


Third  Class. 


First  Class. 
i  Welsh,  M.  K.  Id)    Newnham 


WOMEN. 
SacoND  Class. 


Third  Class. 


FeUow  of  Trinity  Hall.  2  Fellow  of  Emmanuel. 

3  Professor  of  Greek,  University  of  S.  Wales,  Cardiff. 


454 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1903. 


Examiners 


Gerald  Maclean  Edwards,  M.A.,  Sidney. 

James  Adam,  Litt.D.,  Emmanuel. 

Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

Leonard  Whibley,  M.A.,  Pembrohe. 

Arthur  Bernard  Cook,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Harris  Eackham,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
I  Henry  John  Edwards,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
^Terrot  Reaveley  Glover,  M.A.,  St  John's. 


First  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

Bentwich,  N.  de  M 

.  Trin. 

Broadbent,  C.  H. 

Trin. 

Cannv,  G.  B. 

Queei 

Broomfield,  R.  S. 

Christ's 

Brown,  P.  R.  B. 

Pemb. 

Bawes,  M.  C.  B. 

Sid. 

Corbyn,  E.  N. 

Trin. 

Brown,  A.  W.  S. 

Cuius 

Evans,  C.  L. 

King- 

Greene,  F.  C.  (b) 

Pemb. 

Gielgud,H.L.  F.A.  Pemb. 

(iarbett,  C.  C. 

Jesus 

*Stuart,  C.  E.  % 

Trin. 

Hodge,  H.  S.  V. 

Trin. 

Hall,  V.  C. 

Mood 

Wakely,  H.  D. 

Joh. 

Inglis,  A.  L. 

King's 

Phillips,  E.  H. 
Ransford,  C. 

Sid. 

*Lamb,  W.  R.  M. 

Trin. 

Emm 

Nock,  T.  A. 

Pemb. 

Scott,  J.  S. 

Emm 

Ormsby,  F.  C. 

Christ's 

Storrs,  R.  H.  A. 

Pemb 

Perham,  C. 

Christ's 

♦Richmond,  0.  L. 

King's 

Schooling,  A.  J. 

Sid. 

Second  Class 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

Bates,  R.  W. 

Pemb. 

Banister,  M.  H. 

Trin. 

Arnold,  J.  C. 

Joh. 

Baxter,  A.  H.  Y. 

Joh. 

Barrow,  J.  R. 

Queens' 

Barradell-Smith, 

W.Joh 

Brayne,  F.  L. 

Pemb. 

Bennion,  A.  T. 

Trin. 

Camenisch,  F. 

Kind' 

Brydon,  J.  H, 
Jobson,  R.  F. 

Wms,  N. 

Pemb. 

Booker,  E. 

Joh. 

Carey,  D.  S. 

Magd 

Cai-us 

Fryer,  S.  E. 

Joh. 

Carter,  J.  S. 

King' 

Sid. 

Hargrove,  C.  R. 

Pet. 

Cooke,  W.  C.  C. 

Queen 

Lazarus,  G.  M. 

Kino's 

Hunter,  H.  K. 

Queens' 

Gardiner,  A,  F. 

Corp. 

Marmillan,  W.  E.  F.  King's 

Iremonger,  R. 

Pemb. 

Hutchinson,  E.  "W 

.  Pet!^ 

Macnaghten,  N.  D 

King's 

Lasbrey,  B. 

Cath. 

New,  T.  G. 

Pemb 

Upton,  G.  F. 

Emm. 

M«Auliffe,  R.  P. 

Cath. 

Porter,  T.  H. 

Joh. 

Wordsworth,W.  A.  Pemb. 

Marshall,  J.  S.  1). 

Jesus 

Priestland,  E.  A. 

H.Sel 

Medley,  R.  P. 

Caius 

Owen,  W.  B, 

Cath. 

Sell,  W.  H. 

Jesus 

Shackleton,  C.  E. 

Trin.H. 

Smith,  B.  S. 

Trin. 

Theophilus,  R.  A. 

Joh. 

Thikd  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3, 

Bates,  H.  R. 

Emm. 

Bartholomew.  G.  T.  Kim's 

Brachi,  C.  C. 

Cath. 

Browne,  F.  M. 

Prt. 

Hawkes,  W.  J. 

Joh. 

Hatten,  A.  W. 

Joh. 

Eatherley,  W. 

Queens' 

Ker,  R.  A. 

H.Selw. 

Knowles,  S. 

Pemb 

Gascoigne,  T. 

Clare 

Kissack,  B.  K. 

Emm. 

Marston,  S.  J. 

Pemb 

Kennedy,  W.  J.  R 

H.Selw. 

Legg,  H.  G. 
Macdonald,  C.  L. 

King's 

Piper,  J.  II. 

Pemb 

Kingdon,  .J.  P. 
McAllister,  H.  C. 

Jesus 

Emm. 

Smith,  J.  S. 

Magd 

Corp. 

Wilberforce,  H.  H 

.  Corp. 

Thompson,  K.  F. 

Cath. 

Munford,  T.  N. 

Sid. 

Wilkinson,  F.  A. W 

.  Magd. 

Wightwick,  C. 

Pemb 

Unwin,  E.  F. 

Cath. 

Young,  D. 

Trin. 

^  Equal  second  for  Chancellor's  Classical  Medals,  1905. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


465 


Part  I.— June,  1903. 


WOMEN. 

FiEST  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

~ 

Edwards,  E.  A.  G.    Newnham 
Smiley,  S.  R.  B.         Girtmi 
Taylor,  M.  B.            Girlon 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

.Mattliiiei,  L.  E.      Newnhcm 

Gaskell,  C.  J.             Newnham 
Linzell,  E.  M.             Newnham 
Newcomb,  E.             Newnham 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Lewis,  M.  E.           Newnham 
Mason,  D.               Girton 
Moxon,  E.  A.  R.    Newnham 
Skelton,  A.  E.         Newnham 
Thomson,  M.  E.     Newnham 

Adanison,  M.  A,        Newnham 
Flood,  M.  L.               Girton 
Willan,  M.  P.             Newnham 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Arthur,  L.  F.  Newnham 

Bonnerjee,  P.  F.  Newnham 

Lindsell,  A.  E.  Newnham 

Whitehead,  T.  G.  Girton 


Division  2. 


Bolton,  V. 


Division 


Ford,  H. 
Walters,  Y.  G. 


Girton 


Girton 
Newnham 


Part  II.— June,  1904. 


James  Smith  Reid,  Litt.D.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

Arthur  Woollgar  Verrall,  Litt.D.,  Tnnity. 

Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hmd,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
-p    .„  „-,    ,  J  Arthur  Hamilton  Smith,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
ii^xAMiNERS  <  "^iiiijjjj^  Trevor  Lendrum,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
j  Nathaniel  Wedd,  M.A.,  King's. 

Henry  Beauchamp  Walters,  M.A.,  King's. 

Russell  Kerr  Gaye,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 


Ds  Brown,  P.R.  B.  (d)  Pemb. 
Ds  *Richmond,  O.  L.  (d)  Kinq's 
Tillyard,H.J.W.(c)  Cairn 
Ds  Turner,  A.  C.  (ft)     Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Greene,  F.  C,  (b)     Pemb. 
Ds  Macmillan,  W.  E.  F.  Kimfs 
*Sheppard,  J.  T.  (a)  Kirig's 


Third  Class. 


First  Class. 


WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 


Gaskell,  C.  J.  (d)       Newnham    Artliur,  L.  F.  Newnham 

Mason,  D.  (ft)  Girton        \  Lindsell,  A.  E.  Newnham 

Matthaei,  L.  E.  (c)    Newnham    Skelton,  A.  E.  Newnham 

Thomson,  M.  E.  (6)  Newnham    Taylor,  M.  B.  Girton 

Whitehead,  T.  G.  Girton 


Third  Class 


456 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


Division  1. 

Atkey,  F,  A.  H.  ^  Pemb. 

Cole,  A.  F.  A.  King's 
i*Crick,  P.  C.  T.        Pemb. 

Freeman,  K.  J.  (a)  Trin. 
''Sands,  P.  C.  Joh. 


Part  I.— June,  1904. 

James  Adam,  Litt.D.,  Einmaniiel. 
Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.,  Christ's 
Leonard  Whibley,  M.A.,  PemhroTce. 
Edward  Ernest  Sikes,  M.A.,  St  Johns. 
Harris  Rackham,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Arthur  Bernard  Cook,  M.A.,  Queens' . 
Henry  Hebb  Sills,  M.A.,  King's. 
Vernon  Stanley  Jones,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
FiBST  Class. 
j  Division  2, 

Annand,  A.  W. 

Beck,  F,  G.  M. 

iCrees,  J.  H.  E. 

Dobbs,  A.  E. 


Division  1. 

Chaplin,  L.  L. 
Deacon,  P.  L. 
Dru  Drury,  C. 
Durnford,  F.  H. 
Green,  F.  G. 
Jones,  R.  A, 
Keyworth,  F.  M. 
McDonell,  H.  C. 
Norbury,  F.  C. 
Rebsch,  R,  F.  W. 
Wilson,  G. 


Division  1. 
Blake,  W.  T. 
Clague,  J. 
Droop,  J.  P. 
Ferguson, A.  A. 
Greer,  H. 
Hale,  H.  E. 
Pearman,  J.  O'H. 
Roberts,  F.  B. 
Roxby,  O.  R.  M, 
Searle,  G.  A.  H. 
Tomkinson,  H.  F. 
Wilson,  W.  E. 


Cains 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Cuius 

Cuius 

Jesus 

Emm. 

ChriM's 

Sid. 

Pemb. 


Trin.H. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Corp. 

Trin. 

King's 

Joh. 

Corp. 

Joh. 

Clure 

Joh. 


*Farrell,  W.  J. 
3*Ga8elee,  S. 

Gibb,  D.  E.  W. 

Jacob,  C.  W. 

Moylan,  J.  F. 

Quirk,  R. 

Rust,  P.  J. 

Wilson,  T.  I.  W 


Pemb. 

Clure 

Joh. 

King's 

Jesus 

King's 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Queens' 

King's 

Pemb. 

King's 


Second  Class. 
Division  2. 
Aldous,  A.  C. 
Bendall,  F.  W.  D. 
Brothers,  M. 
Coulcher,  G.  B. 
Ebden,  J.  W. 
Fay,  S.  J. 
Goolden,  C.  D. 
Hamilton,  K.  L.  B. 
Hoare,  C.  G. 
Inger,  H.  E. 
Matthew,  A.  F. 
Mitchell,  A.  A.  M. 
Ogle,  R.  W.  S. 
Ritchie,  S.  C. 
Shannon,  G.  C. 
Sharp,  J.  S. 
Streeten,  E.  R. 
Taylor,  J.  N. 
Tennant,  C.  G. 
Tiddy,  C.  W.  E, 
Viney,  F.  H. 
Walker,  N. 
Ward,  O.  S. 
Wood,  N.  P. 
Wood,  T.  P. 

Third  Class. 

Division  2. 

Carrie,  W.  H.  B.     Emm. 
Choyce,  J.  C.  Emm. 

Jones,  B.  Trin. 

Miller,  H.  H.  L.      Pemi>. 
Milne  Home,  A.  C.  Pemb. 
Morrison,  J.  A.  C.  Trin.H. 
Rudd,  C.  T.  Cath. 

Taylor,  R.  C.  Emm, 

Williams,  H.  PenOt. 


Jesus 

H.Selw. 

Clure 

Corp. 

Cuius 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Joh. 

King's 

Cuth. 

Emm. 

Pet. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Jesus 

King's 

Joh: 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Cuius 

Sid. 

Emm. 

Sid. 

Pet. 


Division  3. 
Cane,  L.  D. 
Clarke,  H.  L. 
Cooper,  C.  R.  P. 
Hughes,  J.  W.  W. 
Jenkinson,  C.  H. 
Kennedy,  W.  T. 
Kingdom,  T. 
MacMichael,  H.  A. 
Mair,  G.  R. 
Richardson,H.S.T. 
Shera,  F.  H. 
Stagg,  C. 
Welsh,  A.  R. 


Sid. 

Joh. 

Cuius 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

King's 

Magd. 

Cuius 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Cuius 

Trin. 


Division  8. 
Adamson,  H.  B. 
Boughey,  P.  F. 
Draper,  F.  W.  M. 
Esdaile,  E.  G.  K. 
Farmer,  F.  R, 
Hanna,  J.  H. 
Jenkins,  A,  E. 
Judd,  F.  A. 
Kafka,  E.  J. 
Lowndes,  R.  G. 
Miles,  A.  B. 
North,  W.  G.  B. 
Olphert,  W. 
Pond,  L.  H. 
Price,  A.  F.  M. 
Turner,  J.  R. 


H.Selw. 

Pemb. 

Queens 

Cuius 

Queens 

Corp. 

Joh. 

H.Selw, 

Queens' 

Clare 

Queens 

Cuius 

King's 

Trin. 

Down. 

King's 


Division  3. 

Bennett,  R.  Trin.H. 

Coleridge,  G.  H.  B,  H.Selw. 
Johnson,  C.  R.  I. 
Kempe,  W.  A. 
Loram,  C.  T. 
Spink,  J.  F. 
Stoney,  T.  R. 
Thome,  W.  R.  P. 
Walker,  E.  R.  Z. 


Muqd. 

Trin. 

King's 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Pet. 

Cath. 


^  Equal  second  for  Chancellor's  Classical  Medals,  1905. 
1  Fellow  of  Clare.  2  Head  Master,  Crypt  Grammar  School,  Gloucester. 

8  Fellow  of  Magdalene. 


CLASSICAL  TKIPOSES. 
Part  I.— June,  1904. 


467 


WOMEN. 


FiKST  Class. 
Divisiun  1. 


Division  2. 


Wgliill,  E.  M. 
<"inney,  C.  D. 


Newnham 
Girton 


Division  3. 


Second  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Archibald,  E. 
Bagge,  L.  M. 
Longman,  M. 
Rider,  B.  C. 


Newnham 
Newnham 
Girton 
Girton 


Division 


lirst,  M.  E.  Newnham  '  Heap,  E.  M.  Girton 

KicJiter,  G.  M.  A.      Girton 
I  Wordsworth,  E.  C.    Newnham 


Third  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 
Voules,  E.  D.  F.        Girton 


Division  3. 
Corbett  M.  I.  Newnham 


Examinees 


First  Class. 


Part  U.—JunCy  1905. 

/Arthur  WooUgar  Verrall,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
J  Robert  Seymour  Conway,  Litt.  D.,  Caius. 
I  Edward  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.,  GhnsVs. 
j  William  Ridgeway,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Cuius. 
j  James  Duff  Duff,  M.A,,  Trinity. 

Leonard  Whibley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

Frederick  William  Thomas,  M.A.,  Tnnity. 

Henry  Beauchamp  Walters,  M.A.,  King's. 

Robert  Gregg  Bury,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
^  Russell  Kerr  Gaye,  M.A.  Trinity. 


Bentwich,  N.  de  M.  (ft)  lYin. 
Ds  iCrees,  J.  H.  E.  (c)   Joh. 
Ds  *Dobbs,  A.  E.  (6)      King's 
Ds  Droop,  J.  P.  (d)       Trin. 
Ds  ^Farrell,  W.  J.  (d)    Jesus 
Ds  Kingdom,  T.  (d)      Kimf's 

^Lamb.W.R.M.  (6)  Trin. 
Ds  *Sands,  P.  C.  (c)       Joh. 
*Stuart,  C.  E.  (ft*)    Trin. 


First  Class. 

Bagge,  L.  M.  (e)  Newnham 
Edghill,  E.  M.  (6*)  Newnham 
Finney,  C.  D.  (c)      Girton 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Chaplin,  L.  L. 
Ds  2Gaselee,  S. 
Ds  Ritchie,  S.  C. 


Trin.H. 

King's 

Trin. 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Moxon,  E.  A.  R.     Newnham 


Third  Class. 


Third  Class. 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Thomas,  F..  J.  Emm. 


1  Head  Master,  Crypt  Grammar  School,  Gloucester. 

2  Fellow  of  Magdalene. 


20 


458 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


Part  I. — June^  1905. 

/Peter  Giles,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
William  Trevor  Lendrum,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
Edwin  Abbott,  M.A.,  Jesus. 
Edward  Ernest  Sikes,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
Henry  Hebb  Sills,  M.A.,  King's. 
Francis  Macdonald  Cornford,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Vernon  Stanley  Jones,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
Ernest  Harrison,  M.A.,  Tiinity. 


Division  1. 


Cohn,  P.  V. 
Dale,  F.  R. 
Fraser,  J. 


Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 


First  Class. 
Division  2. 

i*^Brooke,  Z.  N. 

Butler,  R.  L.  G. 

Dedman,  A.  J. 

Furness,  R.  A. 

Hardy,  E.  H. 

Hollond,  H.  A. 

Hubback,  F.  W. 

Lambert,  F. 

Lloyd,  A.  H. 
*Mozley,  J.  K. 

Nichols,  F.  H. 

Petrie,  A. 

Reid,  A.  T. 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

King's 

Christ  s 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Cuius 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Kind's 


Division  '. 

Cardwell,  W. 
Malkin,  II.  W. 
Sargeaunt,  G.  M. 
Sedgwick,  L.  J. 


Cams 
Trin. 
Caius 
Pemb. 


Second  Class. 


Division  1. 

Carver,  L.  H.  L. 
Crofton,  J.  H. 
Davis,  K.  J.  A. 
Fisk,  A,  A. 
Flinn,  O.  S. 
Garrett,  D.  T. 
Gemmell,  K.  T. 
Harris,  H.  W. 
Heurtley,  W.  A. 
Kirby,  W.  E. 
Krislinamma,  J.  R. 
Radclvffe,  E.  J.  D. 
Sale,  J.  F. 
Simpson,  J.  H. 
Storrs,  F.  E. 
Tregoning,  E.  A. 
Watson,  N.  L. 
Watt,  G.  R. 
Woolf,  E.  S. 


Division  1. 

Capron,  J.  W. 
Cockell,  F.  H. 
Collet,  J.  S. 
Gray,  H.  M.  F. 
Henderson,  W.  L. 
Hood,  J.  C.  F. 
Hunt,  W.  E. 
Hutchinson,  A.  C. 
Macartney,  M.  E. 
Sparshatt,  W.  H. 
Thompson,  N.  F. 
Thompson,  A. 
White,  A.  S. 


-  Division  2. 

Jesus 

Alderson,  A.  E. 

Jesus 

Pemb. 

Bourne,  J.  G. 

Pemb. 

King's 

Collin,  A.  C. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Coop,  W. 

de  Vine,  C.  N. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Jesus 

Emm. 

Hendriks,  C.  A.  C.  J 

.  Clare 

Pemb. 

Hetherington,  J.  R. 
Jalland,  E.  H. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Clare 

Caius 

Maddocks,  R.  H. 

H.  Selw. 

Emm. 

Mannering,  L.  G. 

Sid. 

Emm. 

Matthaei,  E.  R. 

Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Murray,  A.  H. 

H.  Sehv. 

Emm. 

Peshali,  S.  F. 

Caius 

Pemb. 

Prankerd,  H.  A. 

Queens' 

Jesu^ 

Sharp,  W.  H.  C. 

Joh. 

Trin. 
Jesus 

Verry,  B.  T. 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Sid. 

Third  Class 
Division  2. 

• 

King's 

Adams,  F.  B. 

Clare 

Queens' 

Chandler,  W.  K. 

Trin.  H. 

Emm. 

Cheese,  W.  G. 

Joh. 

Caius 

FitzGerald,  G.  M. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Goode,  A.  G. 

Cath. 

Christ's 

Hardie,  A.  D. 

Pet. 

H.Selw. 

Hayward,  L.  C. 

Pet. 

Corp. 

Healy,  F.  D. 

NonColl. 

Clare 

Jones,  E.  L. 

Pet. 

H.  Selw. 

Lee,  R.  S.  0. 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

Lyttelton,  Hon.  G.  W.  Trin. 

Christ's 

Powell,  R.  H. 

Trtn. 

King's 

Rylance,  A.  C. 

Christ's  1 

Division  3. 

Bell,  R.  E.  T. 
Bishop,  A.  E. 
Callinan,  T.  W. 
Darhngton,  W.  S. 
Gwyer  H.  L. 
Hills,  A.  H. 
Hodder,  F.  E. 
Hubbard,  J.  A. 
Kane,  W.  B. 
Milton,  A.  R.  B. 
Plumptre,  B.  P. 
Rowe,  W,  H.  C. 


Joh. 
Sid. 
Queens' 
Pemb. 
Magd. 
Cuius 
Corp. 
H.  Selw. 
Non  Coll. 
Magd. 
Enim. 
Jesus 


Division  3. 

Brown,  A.  C. 
Clarke,  M.  T. 
Finch,  H.  K. 
Keigwin,  R.  P. 
Miller-Hallctt,  G. 


King's 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Trin. 


1  Drosier  Fellow  of  Caius. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


469 


Part  I.— June,  1905. 


FiEST  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 


Earl,  M.  A.  Newnham 

Verrall,  H.  W.  de  G.  Newnham 


WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 

3 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Newman,  A.  M.       Girton 

Division  2. 

Oliphant,  E.  H,        Girton 
Tildesley,  E.  M.       Neionham 
Williams,  M.  V.       Newnham 

Bentley.M.  H.        Newnham 
Buckley,  E.  P.         Girton 

Division  2. 
Loch,  M.  G.             Newnham 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Abbott,  H.  V.          Newnham 
Dunlop,  M.  M.         Girton 
Elligott,  L.  M.         Newnham 
Horsley,  A.  F.         Newnham 
Zimmern,  D.  M.      Girton 

Sandford,  E.  H.       Girton 
Wilson,  J.  M.          Girton 

Part  II.— June,  1906. 


Richard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
William  Kidgeway,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
James  Duff  Duff,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Examiners  ■{  ^^'^^^^  Hamilton  Smith,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
I  Leonard  Whibley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 


William  Trevor  Lendrum,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
Robert  Gregg  Bury,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Henry  John  Edwards,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 


First  Class. 


Db  Dale,  F.  R.  Q,)       Trin. 
Ds  Watt,  G.  R.  (d)      Emm 


First  Class. 

Verrall,  H.  W.  de  G.  (b) 

Newnham 
Williams, M,  V.  {b*)  Newnham 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Darlington,  W.  S.  Pemb. 

Ds  Reid,  A.  T.            King's 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Clash. 

Dunlop,  M.  M.           Girton 
Newman,  A.  M.         Girton 

Sandford,  E.  H.         Girton 

20—2 


460 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  l.—June^  1906. 

/Peter  Giles,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
William  Willis  Walker,  M,A.,  Christ's. 
I  Nathaniel  Wedd,  M.A.,  King's. 


•PYAiwTMirne  j  Edwin  Abbott,  M.A.,  Jesus 
Examinees  ^  j^j^^^  Cuthbert  Laws 


Lawson,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
I  Francis  Macdonald  Cornford,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
I  Clement  Gutch,  M.A.,  Kincfs. 
^Ernest  Harrison,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Division  1. 


Ainger,  T.  E.  King's 
*Knox,  A.  D.  (b)  King's 
*Mattingly,  H.  (a)  Caius 
*Pear8e,  P.  J.  Trin. 

*Robertson,  D.  S.  (a)  Trin. 
i»Selwyn,  E.  G.  (b)   King's 


Division  1. 

Brooke,  G.  C. 
Carnley,  W.  B. 
Johnston,  A.  B. 
Kemp,  K.  M«I, 
Lloyd,  J.  D. 
Morgan,  A.  C.  O. 
Orgill,  T.  C. 
Partington,  J.  B. 
Philby,  H.  St  J.  B 
Rogers,  R.  A. 
Sheepshanks,  A. 
Sheepshanks,  E. 
Smith,  A.  P.  G. 
Tew,  G.  C. 


Corpus 

Queens' 

Joh. 

Corp. 

Sid. 
.    Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 
i.  Trin. 

Clare 
C.  Trin. 

Pemb. 

Sid. 

Emm. 


First  Class. 
Division  2. 

Boag,  G.  T.  Trin. 

Capron,  N.  H.        Pemh. 
2* Clayton,  G.  H.       Pemb. 

Drumniond,.J.  G.  Christ's 

Hill,  W.  D.  P.        King's 
Hulton-Sams,  K.  A.  Je'stts 

Marsden,  T.  Cains 

sMichie,  J.  L.  Trin. 

*Seaton,  A.  A.         Pemb. 

Tasker,  T.  J.  Trin. 

Wordsworth,  J.  C.  Trin. 

Young,  G.  M.        King's 

Second  Class. 

Division  2. 

Backwell,  H.  F.  King's 

Cator.  G.  E.  H.S'elw. 

Champion,  A.  B.  Jesus 

Collister,  H.  J.  Sid. 

Harris,  A.  M.  Jesus 

Johnson,  A.  D.  Trin. 

Macaulay,  D.  Joh. 

Massey,  B.  W.  A.  King's 

Mellor,  J.  E.  Jesus 

Roberts,  J.  H.  Maqd. 

Ruttledge,  II.  Pemb. 

Seymour,  H.  J.  Trin. 

Wood,  P.  B.  Clare 


Third  Class. 


Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Anton,  H. 

Emm. 

Bell,  W.  S. 

Arndt,  G.  E.  H. 

Emm. 

Green,  H. 

Beaumont,  P.  J. 

NonColl. 

Harding,  A.  F.  S 

Green,  E.  C. 

Queens' 

Harrison,  G.  L. 

Levett,  L.  R. 

Trin. 

Henderson,  R.  K. 

Stansbury,  C.  G. 
Veysey,  W.  B. 

Trin.H. 

Hogan,  F,  P. 

Queens' 

Ingpen,  D.  L. 

Meakin,  B. 

Smyly,  C.  F. 

Watts,  H.  L. 

Wilson,  R.  W. 

Division  .3. 

Burton,  W. 
Colbeck,  L.  G. 
Ellis,  A.  T. 
Jenkin,  H.  A. 
Johnstone,  D. 
Lewis,  P.  .J. 
Loyd,  P.  H. 
Meldrum,  R. 
Oaten,  E.  F. 
Patterson,  L. 
Taylor,  J.  R.  S. 
Wright,  J.  M. 


Christ's 

King's 

Joh. 

Jesus 

King's 

Joh. 

Kimfs 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Pemh. 

Jesus 


Division  3. 

Bidwell,  R.  A.        Trin. 
Bishop,  W.  E.         Pet. 
Brameld,  A.  J.  M.  Cath. 
Clogg,  F.  B.  Emm. 

Cooper-Hunt, C.L.  Emm. 
Crowther,  H.  N.  Emm. 
Duranty,  W.  Emm. 

Howse,  C.  A. 
Jebb,  R.  D. 
Leeke,  E.  J. 
London,  H.  S, 
Lucas,  W.  R. 


Clare 

King's 

Triii. 

Clare 

Magd. 


Mansel-'Pleydell,  J.  M.  trin 


Perry,  T. 
Scholfield,  A.  F. 
Shann,  C.  B. 
Soulby,  T.  H. 
Tillard,  P.  J.  B. 
Wauton,  A.  D.  B. 


Pet. 
King's 


King's 
Cains 
Clare 


1  Fellow  of  Corpus. 

3  Professor  of  Classics,  Brisbane. 


Pet. 

Trin. 
.  Queens' 

Queens' 
.  Clare 
NonColl. 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Trin.  H. 

Cath. 

H.Selw. 


2  Fellow  of  Peterhouse. 


Winterbotham,  H.  King's 

Division  3. 
Hicks,  H.  G.  F.      Corp. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


461 


Part  l.~June,  1906. 


WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 



Taylor,  A.  M.            Newnham 
Walrond,  E.  E.  M.    Newnham 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 



Marsh,  G.  E.             Girton 
Radford,  K.  K.          Newnham 

Nicholson,  S.  M.       Girton 
Willis,  M.                   Girton 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

riiompson,  F.  L.  D'A. 

Qirton 

Pearman,  C.  G.          Girton 

Boyd,  M.  A,              Girton 
Bullen,  H.  E.             Girton 
Percival.  A.  L.          Newnham 
Turner,  D.                 Newnham 

Part  II.— June,  1907. 


Examiners 


/Eichard  Dacre  Archer-Hind,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Arthur  Hamilton  Smith,  M.A.,  THnity. 
Ernest  Arthur  Gardner,  M.A.,  Caius. 
William  Trevor  Lendi-um,  M.A.,  Caius. 
Peter  Giles,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
James  Wyclifife  Headlam,  M.A.,  King's. 
William  Edward  Jordan,  M.A.,  King's. 
Ernest  Harrison,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Sidney  George  Campbell,  M.A.'^  Christ's. 
Charles  Frankhn  Angus,  M.A.,  Trinity  Hall. 


First  Class. 

Fraser,  J.  {e)  Trin. 

'Mattingly,  H.  (c*)  (a)  Vaius 
Pearse,  P.  J.  (a*)       Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Ainger,  T.  E.  King's 

Ds  Brooke,  G.  C.  Corpus 

Ds  Hill,  W.  D.  P.  King's 

Ds  Kuox,  A.  D.  (B)  King's 

Ds  Massey,  B.  W.  A.  King's 

Petrie,  A.  Trin. 

Ds  Scholfteld,  A.  F.  King's 

i^Selwyn,  E.  G.  (b)  King's 

Ds  Smith,  A.  P.  G.  Sidney 


Third  Class. 


First  Class, 


WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 


Pearman,  C.  G. 
Willis,  M. 


Girton 
Girton 


Third  Class. 


1  Fellow  of  Corpus. 


462 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners  4 


Division  1. 
•^Campbell,  A.  Y.    Joh. 

Gledstone,  F.  F.     Joh. 
iHackforth,  R.^      Trin. 

Rliodes,  P.  G.  M.  Pemb. 

Twinn,  F.  C.  G.      Joh. 


Part  I.— June,  1907. 

,  Gerald  Maclean  Edwards,  Sidney. 
William  Willis  Walker,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Nathaniel  Wedd,  M.A.,  King's. 
Harris  Rackhain,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Henry  John  Edwards,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
John  Cuthhert  Lawson,  M.A.,  PemhroTce. 
Clement  Gutch,  M.A.,  King's. 
Russell  Kerr  Gaye,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
First  Class. 
Division  2. 

Allen,  L.  .J.  Trin. 

Barnard,  J.  D.       Jesus 

Brown.  S.  K.  King's 

Elmslie,  W.  A.  L.  Christ's 

Gonime,  A.  W.       Trin. 

Ham,  G.  L.  Christ's 

Ilearsoii,  H,  F.  P.  King's 


Ingle,  N,  L. 
Matthews,  B. 
Morris,  A.  R. 
Naish,  C.  G. 
(3rde,  C.  W. 
Ralph,  H.  W. 
-Raven,  C.  E. 
Stewart,  II. 


Christ  s 

Pemb. 

Queens' 

Christ's 

Kirui's 

King's 

Cuius 

Trin. 


Second  Class. 


Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Arbuthnot,  W.  J 

Trin.H. 

Anderson,  L.R,D 

Joh. 

Collier,  H.  M.  S. 

H.Selw. 

Berry,  A,  G. 

Sid. 

Darwin,  J.  II. 

Joh. 

Blamire  Brown,  C 

Mugd. 

Elischer,  M.  11. 

Pemb. 

Doll,  W.  A.  M. 

Trin.H. 

Fair,  C.  H. 

Pemb. 

Gardner,  R.  G. 

Trin. 

Fisher,  F. 

Clare 

Goodall,  E.  B.  H 

Jesus 

Frith,  W.  R. 

Pemb. 

Ground,  E.  G. 

Sid. 

Kirkpatrick,  A.  P 

Trin. 

Ince,  S.  R. 

Christ's 

Luard-Selby.  R.  B.  H.Selu: 

Laidlaw,  H.  A.  L. 

Joh. 

Macnee,  E,  A. 

Clare 

Leslie,  J.  R. 

King's 

Robinson,  A.  Q. 

Cuius 

Lidgett,  J.  C. 

Emm. 

Smith,  W.  II. 

Sid. 

Mather,  A.  L. 

Trin. 

Toplis,  A.  R. 

Pet. 

Oldham,  .J.  E. 

Emm. 

Townsend.A.L.H 

.  Cuius 

Rees,  R,  A.  T. 

Down. 

Twells,  J. 

Jesus 

Robinson,  L.  M. 

Pet. 

AVoodman,  G.  S. 

Jesus 

Rogers,  P.  W.  M. 

Mugd. 

Shaw,  R,  C. 

Sid. 

Stewart,  D.  M. 

Joh. 

Streeten,  A.  II. 

Emm. 

Taylor,  E.  A.  T. 
Williams,  A.  S. 

Corpus 

H.Selw. 

Third  Class 

. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Dobson,  A.  T.  A. 

Emm. 

Bailv,  R.  E.  H. 

Pemb. 

Gillibrand,  A. 

Corpus 
Cuth. 

Booty,  M.  G.  R. 

Christ's 

Newton,  A.  F. 

Burder,  G.  E.  L. 

Trin. 

Starey,  A.  H. 

H.Selw. 

Lesser,  R.  W. 

Trin. 

Marriott,  S.  J, 

Christ's 

Moore,  C.  A.  G. 

H.Selw. 

Ridout,  E.  S.  F. 

Queens' 

Rowsell,  J.  B. 

Jesus 

Roy,  M.  H.  T. 

Jesus 

Stuart,  E.  A.  G. 

Emm. 

Division  3. 
Bonser,  W.  .1. 
Bosworth-Smith, 

N.  D. 
Courtenay,  R.  H. 
Durnford,  R.  S. 
Ellis,  J.  W.  C. 
Franklin,  R.  P. 
Gandy,  II. 
Gray,  A.  P. 
Gray,  W.  A. 
Grundy,  W.  W. 
Hobson,  O.  R. 
Imlay,  A.  D. 
Jackson,  H.  A. 
Kelly,  I.  G. 
Mair,  E.  M. 
Parker-Smith,W.B. 
Penny,  G.  S. 
Preston,  D.  J. 
Stead,  W.  J.  V. 
Watts,  N.  H. 

Division  .3. 
Belcher,  G. 
Couch,  A.  W. 
Dibben,  N.  C. 
Gonne,  F. 
Griffith,  R.  G. 
Ilallidav,  C.  W.  A. 
Hallows,  R.  AV. 
Ilumphrys,  C.  G. 
Lister,  .J.  G. 
Manning,  W. 
Plavne,  H.  F. 
Smith,  E. 
Somerset,  R.H.E.H. 
Stanford,  II,  C. 
Stewart,  M. 
Waterall,  L.  S. 
Whittield.  J.  O. 


Christ's 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Kirui's 

Sid'. 

Pemh. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Cuius 

King's 

Kinif's 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Sid. 

King's 

Jesus 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Pet. 


Cuth. 
Mugd. 
Corpus 
NonColl. 
Emm. 
King's 
Mugd. 
Pemb. 
Cuth. 
Cuth. 
Pemb. 
Cuius 
Queens' 
Joh. 
Corpus 
Jesus 
Pemb. 


Division  3. 
Boultbee,  H.  T. 
Fletcher,  M. 
Gooch,  H.  W. 
Orr,  A.  W. 
Priestland,  J.  F.  E 
Richard  son,  J.  P.  A 


Christ's 
H.Selw. 
Sid. 
Christ's 
H.Selw. 
.  Trin. 


Tudor-Owen.F.H.G.  Trin.H. 

^  Equal  for  Chancellor's  Classical  Medals,  1909. 
Fellow  of  Sidney.  2  Fellow  of  Emmanuel. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


463 


Part  I -June,  1907. 


WOMEN, 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Tarrant,  D.          Girton 

Curtis,  M,  Newnham 
Irenionger,  E.  Newnham 
Lothian,  E.  T.            Newnham 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Creak,  C.  B.              Newnham 
Ewart,  E,  .J.                Girton 
Ferguson,  M.             Newnham 
Gardner,  M.               Newnham 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Brock,  M.  D.       Girton 
Shilliiigton,  A.     Girton 

Friedeberg,  E.  L.  Newnham 
Walters,  F.  E.            Girton 

Thied  Class. 
Division  1. 
Peskett,  S.  M.  Girton 


Division  2. 
Irenionger,  G.  Girton 


Division  3. 

Jewson,  D.  Girton 

Peaty,  M.  F  Newnhai 


Examiners 


Part  U.—June,  1908. 

John  Percival  Postgate,  Litt.D.,  Tvinity, 
Ernest  Arthur  Gardner,  M.A.,  Caius. 
Nathaniel  Wedd,  M.A.,  King's. 
4  Arthur  Bernard  Cook,  M.A.,  Queens'. 
Henry  John  Edwards,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
Ernest  Harrison,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Charles  Franklin  Angus,  M.A.,  Trinity  Hall. 
John  Burnet,  M.A.,  Oxon. 


FiKST  Class. 

(Jounne,  A.  W.  (d^)  Trin. 
Ds  Tngle,  N.  L.  (c*)      Christ's 
Ds  iMicliie,  J.  L.  {c)      Trin. 
Ds  Ralph,  H.  W.  (c)     King's 

Robertson,  D.S.(d)  Trin. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Campbell,  A.  Y. 
Ds  Wordsworth,  J.  C. 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 


Joh. 
Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Shillington,  A.  (c) 
Tarrant,  D.  (6) 


Girton 
Girton 


Brock,  M.  D. 
Walters,  F.  E. 


Girton 
Girton 


Third  Class 


1  Professor  of  Clanslcg,  Brisbane. 


464 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I— June,  1908. 


Examiners 


Divmon  1. 

Adams,  A.  B. 
*Adcock,  F.  E.1I 
*Duke,  W.  H. 
*Gow,  A.  S.  F. 

Hales,  G.  T. 

Roechling,  G.  D. 

Rootli,  A.  V. 


James  Smith  Reid,  Litt.D.,  Caius. 
Charles  Walter  Moule,  M.A.,  Corpus. 
William  Willis  Walker,  M.A.,  Chnst's. 
Henry  Hebb  Sills,  M.A.,  King's. 
John  Cuthbert  Lawson,  M.A.,  FemhroTce. 
Vernon  Stanley  Vernon  Jones,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
Russell  Kerr  Gaye,  M.A.,  2'nnity. 
Sidney  George  Campbell,  M.A.,  Christ's. 


Emm. 

King's 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Queens' 

King's 


Division  1. 

Ashcroft,  F. 
Chase,  G.  A, 
Clark,  F.  K. 
Corney,  L.  G. 
Cushion,  E.  J. 
Dodd,  R.  P. 
Gaffikin,  G.  H. 
Knight,  Jl.  A. 
Knight,  H.  F. 
Kraus,  M. 
Lipson,  D.  L. 
Metcalfe,  F.  W. 
Shaw,  C.  L. 
Thompson,  D,  IT. 
Thomson,  .J. 
Whitcombe,  L. 


Emm. 

Queens' 

Queens' 

Joh. 

King's 

Joh. 

Clare 

Corpus 

Caius 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Sid. 

Sid. 

Maqd. 

Trin.  11. 

Trin.  II. 


Division  1. 

Brierley,  AV.  B. 
Fry,  G.  S. 
Harrison,  L.  G. 
Hughes,  T.  G. 
Irwin,  H.  M. 
Kingdon,  R.  G. 
Rigby,  R. 
Sanders,W.  G.  P. 
Stewart,  E.  W.  H. 
Tomkinson,  C.  E.  Sid. 


Christ's 
Kino's 
Sid.' 
Trin. 
H.Selw. 
Jesus 
NonColl. 
H.Selw. 
Sid. 


First  Class 

Division  2. 

Boughey,  C.  L.  F. 

Trin. 

Caiger,  S.  L. 

Christ's 

Durnford,H.G.E 

Kim/'s 

Edgcumbe.A.J.P 

.Ma'gd. 

Grose,  S.  W. 

Christ's 

Lely,  W.  G. 

Emm. 

Lindsell,  R.  E. 

King's 

Pelly,  R,  L. 

Clare 

Redman,  G.  B. 

Jesus 

Rose,  H.  A. 

Joh. 

Rudman,  F.  R.  R. 

King's 

Taylor,  C.  F. 

Emm. 

Wood,  R.  S. 

Jesus 

Young,  M.  A. 

King's 

Second  Class 

. 

Division  2. 

Bain,  P.  W. 

Magd. 

Butler,  W.  G. 

Queens' 

Crosbie,  R.  E.  H. 

Pemb. 

de  Burgh-Hamiltoi 

, 

A.  H. 

Corpus 

Drysdale,  J.  M. 

Pet. 

Forrer,  H.  A. 

Magd. 

La  Fontaine,  S.  H 

Caius 

Lucas,  A.  E.  0. 

H.  Selw. 

Mayo,  C.  W. 

Cath. 

Minton-Senhouse,B.D.  Sid. 

Morgan,  H.  R. 

Magd. 

Nobes,  F.  J. 

Clare 

Percival,  A.  F. 

Caius 

Prior,  H.  B. 

Caius 

Reed,  H.  W.  T. 

Trin. 

Scougal,  K.  H. 

Joh. 

Seymour,  A.  G. 

Jesus 

Smith,  A.  D. 

Pemb. 

White,  M.  G. 

King's 

Whitehorn,  R.  H. 

Emm. 

Williams,  C.  J. 

Clare 

Thibd  Class 

. 

Division  2. 

Cahusac,  S.  D.  N 

Trin.  II. 

Edwards,  C.  J. 

King's 

Foster,  H.  P.  R. 

Kiria's 

Fox-Strangways.W.A.  Pemh. 

Muncey,  E.  H.  P 

Joh. 

Perry.  H.  C. 

Queens' 

Pym,  T.  W. 

Trin. 

Division  3. 

Bland,  G.  N.  M. 

King's 

Cleary,  W.  C. 

Trin. 

Douglas,  F.  W.  G. 

Clare 

Edmunds,  H.  V. 

Jesus 

Herman,  G.  L. 

Kincf's 

Ingle,  R.  G. 

Queens' 

Michell,  N.  B. 

Trin. 

Milner-White,  R. 

Pemb. 

Wells,  G.  W. 

Pet. 

Woodard,  E.  A. 

Christ's 

Division  3. 

Barber,  L.  C.  King's 

Barnes,  F.  II.  Selw. 

Brice-Smith,  R.      Joh. 

Feetham,  F.  G.       Trin. 

Freeth,  U.  E.         H.  Selw. 

Galloway,  S.  J.      Jesus 

Goldschmidt,E.P.  Trm. 

Iremonger,  E.  V,   Joh. 
Kensington,  H.  le  G.  Pemb. 
Otter-Barrv,  H.vanL.  Trin. 

Perrin,  E.  C.  Pet. 

Stokes,  H.  G.         Pemb. 

Winter,  G.  P.  T.  H.  Emm. 


Division  3. 

Ames,  E.  F.  W. 

Pemb. 

Barrett,  L.  T.  S. 

Christ's 

Brown,  G,  B. 

King's 

Hicks,  F.  W. 

Joh. 

Rankin,  J.  K. 

Queens' 

IT  Equal  for  Chancellor'a  Classical  Medals,  19U9. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


465 


Part  I.— June,  1908. 


WOMEN. 


First  Class, 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 


Second  Ciass. 
Division  1. 
Maitland-Watkins,  G. 


Newnham 


Division  2. 


Broad,  L. 
Davies,  M. 


Division 


Coley,  D. 
Cox,  D.  E. 
Lupton,  E.  G. 
Reed,  M.  A. 
Scott,  D.  F. 
Sing,  E.  J. 


Girton 
Newnham 


Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 


Third  Class. 

Division  1 

. 

Anderson,  E.  F. 
Bevan,  A.  M. 
Radford,  E. 

Newnham 
Newnham 
Newnham 

Division  2 

. 

Daubeny,  M. 

Girton 

Division  3 

Arnold,  M.  P. 
BigK8,  W. 

Newnham 
Girton 

Part  \l.—Jmie,  1909. 


,  Leonard  Whibley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
I  Walter  Leaf,  Litt.D.,  Tnnity. 
I  Robert  Drew  Hicks,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
■PvAT.TTXTr>«o    '  Arthur  Hamilton  Smith,  M.A.,  Tnnity. 
±.XAMiNERS  ^  ^iui^jjj  Trevor  Lendi-um,  M.A.,  Caius. 
Arthur  Bernard  Cook,  M.A.,  Queens'. 
Heni-y  John  Edwards,  M.A.,  Feterhouse. 
John  Burnet,  M.A.,  Oxon. 


FiHST  Class. 

Ds  Adams,  A.  B.  (c)  Emm. 
Ds  *Adcock,  F,  E.  (c)  ^  King's 
Ds  *Duke,  W.  H.  (a*)  Jems 
Da  *Gow,  A.  S.  F.  (d*)  Trin. 
Ds  Grose,  S.  W.  {d)    Christ's 
Ds  iHackforth,  R,  {b)  1  Trin. 
Ds  Taylor,  C.  F.  [b)    Emm. 


First  Class. 
Radford,  E.  (U)      Newnham 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Brice-Smith,  R. 
Ds  Hales,  G.  T.  . 
Ds  Herman,  G.  L, 
Ds  Metcalfe,  F.  W. 


Third  Class. 


Joh. 
Christ's 
King's 
Sid. 


Ds  Edwards,  C.  J. 


King's 


WOMEN, 


Second  Class. 


Maitland-Watkins,  G. 

Newnham 

1  Fellow  of  Sidney. 


Third  Class. 


20—5 


466 


Classical  teiposes. 


Examiners 


Part  I.— June,  1909. 

/James  Smith  Eeid,  Litt.D.,  Caius. 
Albert  William  Spratt,  M.A.,  JSt  Catharine's. 
William  Willis  Walker,  M.A.,  ChrisVs. 
Hem'y  Hebb  Sills,  M.A.,  King's. 
Venion  Stanley  Vernon  Jones,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
Sidney  George  Campbell,  M.A.,  ChrisVs. 
John  Herbert  Sleeman,  M.A.,  Sidney. 
Charles  Franklin  Angus,  M.A.,  Triiiity  Hall. 


First  Class 

. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3 

Braunholtz,  G.  E,  K.  Emm. 

Ashcroft,  A.  H. 

Caius 

Duncan,  G.  S. 

Trin. 

Butler,  J.  R.  M. 

(A)  Tri7i. 

Gimson,  C. 

Emm. 

Easterling,  H.  G 

Trin. 

Foster,  H.  E.  (b) 

Trin. 

Milroy,G.W.W 

.w. 

Firth,  R.  B. 

King's 

iMorris,  G.  G. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Gower,  R.  P.  M. 

Emm. 

Mozley,  J.  H. 

Kimfs 

Hill,  A.  T. 

Emm. 

Ramsay,  A. 

Caius 

Howard,  R.  W. 
Hoyland,  J.  S. 

Trin. 

Senior,  A.  P. 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Sutherland,  A.  G 

.  Trin. 

Laird,  P.  R. 
M«Cubbin,  J.  H. 

Pemh. 

Tillard,  L.  B. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

' 

Wilson,  G.  B. 

Trin. 

Mead,  E.  W. 

Pemb. 

Wordsworth,  O.  B.  Trin. 

Meek,  J. 

Trin. 

Roberts,  B.  C. 

Pemb. 

Roberts,  S.  C. 

Pemb, 

Saunders,  F.  J. 
Turner,  J.  W.  C 

Christ's 

- 

Queens' 

Turner,  R.  L. 

Christ's 

Wiseman,  P.  H.F.Jt;sM* 

Second  Class, 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

Austin,  T. 

Jesus 

Buckley,  D.  F. 
Davies,  L.  C. 

Christ's 

Cleworth,  T.  II. 

Queens' 

Barrett,  H.  S. 
Bibbv,  E.  E. 

Jon. 

Christ's 

Coward,  H. 

King's 

Pet. 

Freeman,  P.  H, 

Trin. 

Fawcus,  L.  R. 

Trin. 

Bristow,  C.  H. 

Christ's 

Hamilton,  E.  W. 

Sid. 

Fisher,  R. 

Pemb. 

*Brooke,  R.  C. 

King's 

Hardy,  M.  V. 

Sid. 

Guest- Williams, W.K.  Joh. 

Butler,  F.  G. 

Pet!^ 

Johnson,  G,  B.  B. 

Trin.H. 

James,  E.  S.  P.  K 

Corpus 

Carey,  G.  V. 

Cuius 

Laville,  L.  V. 

Corpus 

Lane,  H.  C.  H. 

Joh. 

Cole,  C.  H. 
Dawkins,  J.  M^G 
Ebden,  W.  S. 

Sid. 

Mainwaring,  C.  L 

Corpus 

Morton,  V.  C. 

Joh. 

.  Emm. 

Mavor,  I. 
Pigg,  C.  H. 

Sid. 

Potter,  E.  C. 

Corpus 

Caius 

Jesus 

Hodge,  J.  D.  V. 
Ireland,  W.  F, 

Pemb. 

Shaw,  V.  G.  H. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Shove,  G.  F. 

Kino's 

Knight,  A.  G. 

Queens' 

Sprott,  M.  W.  C. 

Pet.' 

Malcolm,  H.  W. 
Moore,  H.  M.  M 

Clare 

Swan,  F.  G. 

Pemb. 

Jesus 

Morton,  F.  D. 

Joh. 

Pvm,  A. 

Kino's 

^Russell  Smith,  H.F.Jo/i. 

Saunders,  G. 

Trin. 

Spero,  L, 
Tatham,  C.  F. 

Sid. 

Clare 

Vivian,  G.  L. 

H.  Selw. 

Wallis,  F.  A. 

Pemb. 

Williams,  W.  E. 

H.  Selw. 

Third  Class 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

1 

Division  3. 

Briggs,  C.  E. 

Sid. 

Armstrong,  W.  J,  C.  Queens'    \ 

Clarke,  C.  II. 

King's 

Carpenter,  E.H.0 

.  King's 

Elwell,  C. 

Corpus 

Downing,  L.  E.  L. 
Evans,  A.  O. 

King's 

Groves,  C.  T. 

Christ's 

Garrett,  L.  C. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Hughes,  A. 
Ruble,  G.  O. 

Joh. 

Harding,  W.  H. 

Joh. 

Heywood,  L.  J. 

Pemb. 

H.  Selw. 

Sargent,  E.  II.  G. 

Joh. 

Mackenzie,  R.T.H 

.  Pemb. 

Simpson,  B.  H.  M 

Magd. 

Watkins,  L.  T. 

Corpus 

Morrisey,  II. 

NonColl. 

Thomas,  M.  G.  T. 
Williams,  H.P.W.B. 

Jesus 

Woodrutf,  J.  S. 

Trin.H. 

Scallon,  P.  J. 

Queens' 

Emm. 

Watson,  G.  C. 

King's 

Young,  F.  T.  G. 

Pemb. 

i 

1  Fellow  of  Jesus. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


467 


Part  I.— June,  1909. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 



Payne,  D.  M.  E.        Girtmi 

Wragge,  P.                Newnham 
Yates,  H.                  Girton 

Division  2, 

Division  2. 

Division  2 

lardie,  M.  M.           Newnham 
Voodward,  A.           Newnham 



Lamb,  D.                   Newnham 
Robinson,  E.  K.        Girton 
Tildesley,  B.  M.         Girton 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Barnard,  H.  M.         Girton 

Budgen,  H,  M.          Newnham 
Carey,  F.  M.  K.         Newnham 
Han,  M.  L.                Newnham 
Richardson  D.           Girtm 
Thomson,  A.  S.         Newnham 
Walker,  M.  E.           Newnham 

Gibbon,  M.                Girton 
Morgan,  B.  IT.          Girton 

Part  U.—June,  1910. 


,  Leonard  Whibley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
Robert  Drew  Hicks,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

I  Peter  Giles,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
T?-»-Ai,TTXTi:.T>a  j  James  Hope  Moulton,  M.A.,  King's. 
JJ^XAMINERS    I  E^i^ard  Ernest  Sikes,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

(Robert  Carr  Bosanquet,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Jobu  Alexander  Stewart,  M.A,,  Oxon. 
Bernard  William  Henderson,  M.A.,  Oxon. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Bibbv,  E.  E.  (6)     Pet. 
Ds  Braiinholtz,  G.  E.  K.  (e*) 

Emm. 
Ds  EasterHng,H.G.  (b)  Trin. 
Ds  TiUard,  L.  B.  (f)    Joh. 
Ds  Wordsworth,O.B.(i)  Trin. 

Ds  Laird,  P.  R.           Pemb. 
Ds  McCubbin,  J.  H.    Trin. 
Ds  Mead,  E.  W.          Pemb. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Lamb,  D.  (d)             Newnham 
Woodward,  A.  (e)      Newnham 

Barnard,  H.  M.            Girton 

— 

468 


Examiners 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 

Part  I.— June,   1910. 

/Albert  William  Spratt,  M.A.,  8t  Catharine's. 
James  Duff  Duff,  MA.,  Trinity. 
John  Cutlibert  Lawson,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
Vernon  Stanley  Vernon  Jones,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
John  Herbert  Sleeman,  M.A.,  Sidney. 
Charles  Franklin  Angus,  M.A.,  I'rimty  Hall. 
Leonard  Hugh  Graham  Greenwood,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
John  Tresidder  Sheppard,  M.A.,  King's. 


First  Class 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3, 

Fry,  T. 

Trin. 

Black,  A. 

Sidney 

Atfleck,  R. 

Trln.H 

Guillebaud,  H.  E 

.  Pemb. 

Brennan,  J. 

Christ's 

Browne,  W,  E.  C 

Emm. 

Haskins,  F.  W. 

Trin. 

Brown.  C.  Cuthbert 

Trin. 

Dale,  F. 

Joh. 

Robertson,  D.  II 

Trin. 

Coxwell,  C.  B. 

Christ's 

Dutton,  II. 

Joh. 

Storey,  C.  A. 

Trin. 

Crooke,  R.  II, 

Emm. 

Farrell,  H. 

Jesus 

Thompson,  F.  C. 

Trin. 

Eltham,  E.  W. 

Queens' 

]Ieriz-Sniith,E.E.A 

Pemh. 

Walton,  R. 

Caius 

FitzIIerbert.N.H 

Pemt). 

Ogden,  C.  K. 

Magd. 

Howson,  II.  E.  E 

Kimj's 

Rawlins,  A. 

King's 

IIughes-Garaes,  J.  B 
Parker,  II. 

Queens' 

Roxburgh,  J.  F. 
*Tillvard,E.  M.  W 

Trin. 

Joh. 

.  Jesus 

Picciotto,  C.  M. 

Trin. 

Walters,  J.  R. 

Sidney 

Pye,  E.  W. 

Trin. 

Wrigley,  J.  C. 

Corpus 

Schloss,  A.  D. 

King's 

Scutt,  €.  A. 

Clare 

Storrs,  C.  E. 

Pemh. 

Thurston,  E.  T. 

Christ's 

. 

Second  Ciass. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Divisimi  .S. 

Besly,  E.  M. 

Cuius 

Chapman,  H.  J.  C. 

Clare 

Armitage,  C,  A, 

Pemh. 

Darch,  O.  W. 

Jesus 

Clarke,  W.  P.  D. 

King's 

Bourne,  C. 

H.Selw. 

Dew,  H.  T.  B. 

Jesus 

Ilalsey,  R.  T. 

Joh. 

Browne,  W.  C.  D 

Clare 

Esskilsden,  E.  Y. 

Christ's 

Langridgo,  W.  O. 

Pet. 

Fisher,  F.  B. 

Joh. 

Green,  S.  M. 

Joh. 

Leakey,  II. 

Trin.  H. 

Garnett,  R.  T. 

Emm. 

Hellings,  G.  S. 

Joh. 

Lumbv,  C.  D.  R. 

Magd. 

Hart,  S. 

Clare 

Jacob,  G.  A.  F. 

King's 

Patterson,  R.  F. 

Joh. 

Jardine,  D,  J. 

Trin. 

Jepson,  R,  W. 

Maod. 

Plumptre,  E.  A.  W. 

Pemb. 

Knowles,  M.  H. 

H.Selw. 

Kirkpatrick,H.F.Jg*M* 

Powell-Price,  J.  C. 

H.Selw. 

Ogden,  A.  G.  N. 

Corpus 

Lewis,  W.  H. 

Caius 

Smith,  W.  G.  F. 

Clare 

Palmer,  E.  de  S. 

Cath. 

Maxwell,  M.  T. 

Trin. 

Vere  Walwyn,A.E. 

Pet. 

Seymour,  V.  H. 

Trin.H 

Morgan,  S.  C. 

Corpus 
Christ's 

Watts,  A.  E. 

Trin. 

Tanquerav,  T. 
Tetley,  R.  F. 

Magd. 

Held,  L.  J. 

Wray,  R.  B. 

H.Selw. 

Pemb. 

Roberts,  W.  S. 

Caius 

Williamson,  A.  J.  N. 

Pemb. 

Roper,  G.  H. 

Queens' 

Woollcombe-Boyce,  K.  W. 

Saunt,  W.  H.  G. 

Emm. 

Caius 

Stearn,  C.  H. 

Queens' 

Turubull,  E.  L. 

Christ's 

Vardy,  A.  T. 

Pemb. 

Third  Class 

Division  1. 

Divimon  2. 

. 

Division  3. 

Douglas,  J.  L. 

Maqd. 

Horsley,  W.  E. 

H.Selw. 

Dickens,  C.  C. 
Hales,  J.  B. 

Trin. 

H 

Durand,  P.  F. 

Emm. 

Kempe,  W.  N. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

F^wards,  V. 

Maod. 

Piatt,  E.  A. 

Trin. 

Marriott,  G.  E.  J. 

Pet. 

Gates,  C.  E. 

Sidney 

Turnbull,  W.  E. 
Walker,  E.  B. 

Kinu's 

Seymour,  A. 

Queen 

s 

Heads,  J.  E.  B. 

Sidney 

Emm. 

Kann,  E.  A. 

Emm. 

Renshaw,  A.  H. 

Trin. 

Robinson,  W.  de  H. 
Ruble,  J.  G. 

Pet. 

Jesus 

Struthers,  D.  G. 

Trin. 

Towaey,  A.  S. 

Trin. 

CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


469 


First  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 

.Mudie  Cooke,  P.  B.  Girton 
Tait,  D.  F.  Mewnham 


Part  L,  1910. 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Gaselee,  E.  S,            Newnham 
Mercer,  D.                  Newnham 

d'Auquier,  E.  A.        Girton 
Beck,  D.  L.                 Girton 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Hothersall,  K.  D.      Newnham 

Hauptmann,  M.  E.    Girton 
Shewan,  C.  D.            Girton 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Benton,  S.                  Girton 
Doniaille,  M.             Neumham 
Gedge,  E.  C.               Girtmi 
Rowbothani,  E.          Girton 
Svme,  E.  W.               Newnham 
Tasker,  I.  G.              Girton 

Gamble,  M.  F.           Newnham 

Part  U.—June,  1911. 


Examiners  < 


^  Peter  Giles,  Litt.D.,  Emmanuel. 

Arthur  WooUgar  Verrall,  Litt.D.,  Triiiity. 

Gerald  Maclean  Edwards,  M.A.,  Sidney. 

Frederick  William  Thomas,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Arthur  Bernard  Cook,  M.A.,  Queens'. 

TeiTot  Eeaveley  Glover,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

Robert  Carr  Bosanquet,  M.A.,  Tiinity. 

John  Herbert  Sleeman,  M.A.,  Sidney. 

John  Alexander  Stewart,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
V Bernard  William  Henderson,  D.Litt.,  Oxon. 


First  Class. 

Ds  Howson,H.E.E.(ft)  King's 
Ds  i*Morris,  G.  G.  (a*^)  Trin. 
Ds  Sutherland,  A.  G.  (c*)  Trin. 

*Tillyard,  E.  M.  W.  (rf)  Jes. 
Da  Turner,  R.  L.  {e*)  Christ's 


First  Class. 


M.  M.  ((/)     Newnham 


Hardie 

Mudie  Cooke,  P.  6.(rf)  Girton 


Second  Class, 
Ds  Foster,  H.  E.  (b)    Trin. 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Jacob,  G.  A.  F.     King's 


Third  Class. 


Fellow  of  Jesus. 


470 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners  . 


Part  l.—June,  1911. 

/James  Duff  Duff,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Francis  Henry  Colson,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
Marcus  Southwell  Dinisdale,  M.A.,  King's. 
William  Trevor  Lendrum,  M.A.,  Caiuft. 
John  Cuthhert  Lawson,  M.A.,  Femhrohe. 
William  Henry  Samuel  Jones,  M.A.,  St  Catharine's. 
Ernest  Harrison,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Leonard  Hugh  Graham  Greenwood,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 


First  Class 

Diviswn  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  8. 

Gunning,  C.  S. 

Pemh. 

Bainbrigge,  P.  G 

Trin. 

Forbes  Adam,  C.  G.  Kinq's 

Jolowicz,  H.  F. 

Trin. 

Creed,  J.  M. 

Cuius 

Gardner,  R. 

Emm. 

Machtig,  E.  G.  S 

Trin. 

Johns,  N.  A. 

Emm. 

Milne,  H.  J.  M. 

Cuius 

Laistner,  M.  L.  W.  Jes. 

Roxburgh,  R.  F. 

Trin. 

Luce,  G.  H. 

Emm. 

Tisdall,  A.W.StC.  Trin. 

Ottley,  W.  H.  T. 

Joh, 

Whitelegge,M.H 

.  Pemb. 

Puckle,  F.  H. 

King's 

Wiles,  J.  J, 

Clare 

Rogerson,W.J.L.  Joh. 

Williams,  P.  S. 

Cuius 

_ 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

Bigg-Wither,  R.W 

.  Kinq's 

Baynes,  F.  W.  W 
Bellars,  A.  R. 

Cuius 

Angus,  G.  H.  C. 

Christ's 

Bridgeman,  R.  O 
Crewdson,  II.  E. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Blacker,  H.  A.  C 

.  Queens' 
Trin. 

Pemh. 

Braunholtz,  11.  J 

Joh. 

Buxton,  T.  F. 

Finch,  J.  J. 

Corpus 

Busa,  L.  C. 

Pemh. 

Colson,  F.  S. 

Emm. 

Hohne,  H.  R. 

Jesus 

Daniels,  A.  P. 

Clare 

Cullen,  A.  P. 

Joh. 

Mackenzie,  B.M.S 

Clare 

Havers,  C.  R. 

Corpus 

Davis,  J.  I. 

Sidney 

Marsh,  B.  C. 

Pemb. 

Jackson,  J.  B. 

Sidney 

de  Bunsen,  E.  H 

King' 

Schooling,  L.  F. 

Queens' 

Jansz,  P.  L. 

Emm. 

Dodd,  W.  P. 

Joh. 

Smith,  J.  G. 

Emm. 

Matheson,  X.  M. 

Trin. 

Dowson,  H. 

Kinq's 

Taunton,  I.  H. 

Clare 

Peacock,  W.  M. 

Jesus 

Howell,  G.  F. 

Kinq's 

Todd,  H.  W. 

Joh. 

Peto,  H. 

Pemb. 

Ingham,  W. 

H.^elw 

Wadsworth,  S. 

Jesus 

Pickard,  W.  B. 
Searle,  W.  C. 

Queens' 

Johnson,  R.  L. 

Kimfs 

Pemh. 

Oakley,  F.  C. 

Joh. 

Shove,  R.  S. 

Trin. 

Popham,  A.  E. 
Sleigh,  G.  B. 

Kinq's 

Simey,  E.  G.  T. 

Queens' 

Queens' 

Smith,  S. 

Queens' 

Southwell,  F.KG.CW/^ 

Tharp,  P.  A. 

Queens' 

Stuart,  A. 

Trin. 

Turner,  F.  G. 

Trin. 

Tvlor,  G.  C. 

Pemb. 

Wilson,  A.  P. 

Pemb. 

Third  Class 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  .S, 

Firth,  J.  C. 

King's 

Bush,  W.  B. 

Pemb. 

Aubrev,  C.  P. 

.Joh. 

Hearn,  J.  S. 

Emm. 

Crosse,  T.  L. 

Cuius 

Charleton,  G.  H. 

Cath. 

Llovd,  M.  T. 

Joh. 

Fiddian,  W.  M. 

Kinq's 

Crabb,  VV.  J. 

Emm. 

Lorigworth,  E.  C. 

King's 

Hodgson,  A.  D. 

H.Selu: 

Gladstone,  A.  L. 

Clare 

Moody,  B. 

Joh. 

Llovd,  H.  M. 

Joh. 

Hight,  H.  E. 

King's 

Moses,  C.  B. 

Cath. 

Martin,  J.  B. 

NonCoIh 

Hitchcock,  J.  V. 

Cath. 

Muncaster,  E. 

Trin. 

Oldfield,  C.  P. 

Trin.H. 

Maule,  W.  H.  F. 

Mugd. 

Nelson,  R.  D. 

Christ's 

Orpen,  H.  F. 

Pemb. 

Nelson,  E.  B. 

Corpus 

Sinclair,  G.  W. 

King's 

Robertson,  O.  IT. 

Queens' 
Joh. 

Woodard,  F.  A. 

Jesus 

Waldegrave.G.T 

Emm. 

Thompson,  C.  B. 

Wilson,  J.  S. 

King's 

Valassopoulo,  G. 
Weir,  N. 

King's 

Vinterbothaiu,G.L 

Magil. 

Pet. 

Woodall,  P.  E. 

Joh. 

CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES 


471 


Part  I.— June,  1911. 


First  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Richardson,  H.  Girton 

Steuart,  E.  M.  Girton 


Division 


WOMEN. 
Skcond  Class. 
Division  1. 
Duckett,  E.  S.  GiHon 


Division  2. 


I  Third  Class. 

I  Division  1. 

i  Forrester,  J.  O.  Girton 
Lyon,  M.  Girton 

Toiupson,  L.  G.         Newnham 


Bagguley,  E.  M . 
Watson,  D. 


Division  2. 


Newnham  \  Heath,  A.  Newnham 

Girton  Macswiney,  C.  P.  Newnham 

Rathbone,  M.  Newnham 

[  Wilkinson,  M.  Girton 


Division  3.  j 

Hugh-Jones,  G.  K.   Newnham  | 


Division  3. 


Part  II, 


une,  1912. 


Examiners 


Peter  Giles,  Litt.D.,  Emmanuel. 
James  Smith  Reid,  Litt.D.,  Caius. 
Robert  Drew  Hicks,  M.A.,  Tnnity. 
Gerald  Maclean  Edwards,  M.A.,  Sidney. 
Frederick  William  Thomas,  M.A.,  Tnnity. 
Arthur  Bernard  Cook,  M.A.,  Qvsens' . 
Henry  John  Edwards,  M.A.,  Peferhouse. 
Terrot  Reaveley  Glover,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
Percy  Neville  IJre,  M.A.,  Caius. 
^  John  Herbert  Sleeman,  M.A.,  Sidney. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Gardner,  R.  (c*)    Emm. 
Ds  Haskins,  P.  W  (a)  Trin. 

Laistner,  M.  L.  W.  (d)  Jes. 
Ds  Scutt,  C.  A.  (e)      Cla. 

Tisdall.A.W.StC.  (c)  Trin. 


First  Class. 
Richardson,  H.  (b*)  Girton 
Steuart,  E.  M.  (a)    Girton 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Ogden,  C.  K.  Magd. 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 
Watson,  D.  Girton 


Third  Class 


Third  Class. 


472 


CLASSICAL  TBIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1912. 


Examiners 


Francis  Henry  Colson,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
Marcus  Southwell  Dimsdale,  M.A.,  King's. 
William  Trevor  Lendrum,  M.A.,  Cuius. 
William  Henry  Samuel  Jones,  M.A.,  St  Catharine' 
Sidney  George  Campbell,  M.A.,  Chiisi's. 
Charles  Erskine  Stuart,  M.A.,  Tnuity. 
Edward  Gordon  Selwyn,  M.A.,  Corpus. 
^Donald  Struan  Robertson,  M.A.,  Tnnity. 


Division  1. 
Whitehorn,  R.  D,  Trin. 


First  Class 

Division  2. 

Bell,  N.  M. 

Trin. 

Deniieliy,  H.  C. 

Emm. 

Digby,  K.  G. 

Trin. 

Lias,  R.  J.  M. 

Trin. 

Macdoiiald,  J. 

Emm. 

Neilsoi),  H.  y. 

Cuius 

Nowers,  W.  A. 

Emm. 

Wallace,  F.  W. 

Emm, 

Division  3. 
Adams,  J.  B.  P. 
liuckley,  B.  B. 
Burnaby,  H. 
Dannliorn,  T.  J. 
Davev,  J.  E. 
Frost,  P,  R. 
IJardinan,  F.  M«M.  Kimi't 
Harston,  F.  N.       Corpus 
Raven,  E.  E. 
Read,  H.  C. 
Roscoe,  A. 
Sturdy,  E.  C. 
Uzielli,  H.  R. 


J  oh. 

Ki  nil's: 

Jesus 

Cuius 

King's 

Clare 


Joh. 

Cuius 

Kinif's 

Pen'ib. 

Pemb. 


Division  1. 
Ball,  H.  F, 
Blvtli,  A.  C. 
Bolton,  A.  B. 
Cheetbaui,  F.  P. 
Crow,  P. 
Rendall,  F.  C. 
Salmon,  H.  B. 
Sloman,  A.  E.  P. 
Spring  Rice,  E.  D. 
Wade,  J.  R. 
Wild,  A.  E. 
Wilson,  P.  M. 
Wylie,  G.  M. 


Sidney 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Pemh. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Queens' 

King's 

Queens' 

Queens' 

Pemb. 

Queens' 


Second  Class. 

Division  2. 

Askwith,  W.  M. 
Braunholtz,  E.  J.  K, 

Butterwick,  J.  C. 

Chope,  W.  B. 

Coombs,  P.  G. 

Coultas,  W.  W. 

Crawford,  C.  G. 
Darlington,  W.  A.  C, 

Davies,  C.  E.  H. 

Eadv,  C.  W.  G. 

Gabain,  W.  G. 

Hollond,  R.  C. 

Lucas,  J.  C. 

Maxwell,  N. 

Niven,  E.  O. 
Purves,  P.  J.  C.  .J.  L. 

Sears,  S.  E. 

Sloan,  L.  B. 
Stafford,  R.  S.  S.  H. 

Tree,  C.  J. 

Westall,  D.  C. 

Winterbotham,  A, 


Corpus 

King's 

Christ's 

Pet. 

Pemb. 

Sidney 

Trin.H. 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Jesus 

Pemb. 

Kino's 

H.  Seta: 

Cuius 

Pemb. 

Kinq's 

Joh. 

Clare 

Jesus 

Pemb. 

Muifd. 

Kinif's 


Division  3. 
Attfield,  R.  J. 
Day,  F.  M. 
Dickson,  C.  G. 
Dreyfus,  B.  E. 
Garrett,  H.  G. 
Lord,  G.  F. 
Lumby,  A,  F.  R. 
Martin,  S.  T. 
Purvis,  J.  S. 
Smith,  A.  G. 
Tribe,  K,  W. 
W^alker,  F.  C. 
Waller,  G.  L. 


//.  Selw. 

Cuius 

Sidney 

Qutens' 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Sidney 

Cath. 

Mudd. 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Sidney 


Dimsion  1. 
Bicknell,  C.  D. 
Eyre,  L.  B. 
Garrv,  A.  N.  M. 


Cath. 
Cuius. 

Kind's 


Kirkpatrick,  R.  M.  Corpus 


Llovd,  H.  C. 
Smith,  H.  E. 


Trin. 
Clirist's 


Third  Class. 

Division  2. 
Armstrong,  B.  D.  Trin.H. 


Burr,  A.  L. 
Coles,  V.  J,  n. 
P'iddian,  C.  M. 
Gedge,  P. 
Pond,  R.  E. 
Pownall,  J.  C.  G. 
Roberts,  J.  R.  B. 


King's 

Joh'. 

King's 

n.  Selw. 

H.  Selw. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 


Division  3. 
Farmer,  A.  F.  G.   Trin. 
Leakey,  H.  N.        Joh. 
MacMlchael,  H.  C.  Magd. 
Pite,  L  B.  Trin. 

Tavlor,  H.  M.  S.    Trin. 
Wi'glev,  H.  M.       Mmid. 


First  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2, 


Division  3, 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  l.—June,  1912. 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 
Divisio7i  1. 

Division  2. 


473 


eith,  C. 

ajior,  M.  N.  L. 

oxall,  A. 


Newnham 

Newnharn 
Newnham 


Division  3. 
Apperson,  E.  D.  M.  Newnham 
Duff,  E.  B.  Girton 


Third  Class. 

Division  1. 
Holland,  M.  E.         Newnham 

Division  2. 
Hutcliings,  R.  Girton 


Paterson,  K.  I. 


Girton 


Division  3. 
Dale,  B.  M.  Newnham 

Holden,  A.  M.  Newnham 

Towusend  F.  H.        Newnham 


Part  IL— June,  1913, 


,  James  Smith  Reid,  Litt.D.,  Cams. 
I  Alfred  Edward  Housman,  M.A.,  THnity. 
I  Robert  Drew  Hicks,  M.A.,  THnity. 
T?v*T»TTXTr.T>     ^  Henry  John  Edwards,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
J^XAMINERS  -^  Frederick  Henry  MarshaU,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
Percy  Neville  Ure,  M.A.,  Caius. 
Charles  Frankhn  Angus,  M.A.,  Trinity  Hall. 
Frank  Ezra  Adcock,  M.A.,  King's. 


First  Class. 
1  Bainbrigge,  P.  G.  (c) 

Trin. 
Macdonald,  J.  (b)  Emm. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Bicknell,  C.  D.       Cath. 
Ds  Coles,  V.  J.  H.      Joh. 
Ds  Lias,  R.  J.  M.         Trin. 
Ds  Wiles,  J.  J.  Clare 


Third  CtAss. 


First  Class. 
«ith,  C.  (J))  Newnham 

lylor,  M.  N.  L.  (/i)  Newnham  I 
jxall,  A.  (b)  Newnham  , 


WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 


Third  Class. 
Duff,  R  B.  Girton 


474 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Part  l.—June^  1913. 


Examiners  ■{ 


f'Peter  Giles,  Litt.D.,  Emmanuel. 

William  Willis  Walker,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

John  Reynolds  Wardale,  M.A.,  Clare. 

Edwin  Abbott,  M.A.,  Jesus. 

Sidney  George  Campbell,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

Charles  Erskine  Stuart,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Edward  Gordon  Selwyn,  M.A.,  Corpus. 
I  Donald  Struan  Robertson,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

Bullock,  C.  LI. 

Trin. 

Broadhead,  H.  D.  Trin. 

Almond,  .J. 

Emm. 

Burnabj',  J. 

Trin. 

Giles,  G.  C.  T.       Kiufi's 

Blair,  P.  C.  B. 

King's 

Butcher,  VV.  G.  D.  Trin.        1 

Guj%  O.  V.            Jesus 

Creasy,  R.  L. 

/v  i  ng's 

Butler,  G.  K.  M. 

Trin. 

Hardwick.  F.        Jesiis 

Dorrell,  H.  G. 

Emm. 

Finlay,  E.  L. 

Kino's 
Trin. 

Horsetield,  C.  S.  W.  Pemb. 

Hall,  G.  N.  L. 

Joh. 

Philip,  E.  W. 

Lee,  E.  O.             Kind's 

Hodge,  H.  G. 

Pemfj. 

Scott,  J.  E. 

Emm. 

Mead,  G.  C.  F.      Pemb. 

Piggot,  A.  A. 

Pemb. 

Payton,  W.  H.      Trin. 
Perry,  E.  W.         Caius 

Pullinger,  S.  R. 

Cm-pus 

Richards,  A.  P. 

Pemb. 

St  Aubyn,  M.  J.    Trin. 
Scott,  T.  T.           Joh. 

Sanderson,  C.  0.  St  J 

Pet. 

Stephens,  J.  S. 

Joh. 

Stern,  L.  H.           Maqd.      \ 

Taylor,  W.  R. 

Jesus 

Wurtzburg,  C.  E.  Enim.       1 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

Agius,  T.  A. 

Christ's 

Bartlani,  E.  W.    Christ's 

Bourne,  A.  S. 

Il.Selu 

Blackledge,R.D 

Christ's 

Browne,  B.            Joh. 

Chadwick,  B.  LI 

Joh. 

Brooke,  N.  .J. 

Corpus 

Chubb,  R.  N.        H.Selti: 

Coulson.  N. 

Pemb. 

Ferp:u8on,  H.  M. 

Trin. 

Eustace,  W.  R.  G.  Maqd. 

Gurnhill,  G.  D. 

H.Selu 

Gardiner,  H.  H. 

Cuius 

Ingram,  E.  M.  B.  King's 

Herzl,  H. 

Joh. 

Green,  S.  A.  C. 

Cains 

M-'Gowan,  H.        Cath. 

Roscoe,  N.  K. 

Pemb. 

Hill,  B.  W. 

Maod. 

Mulholland,  W.    Joh. 

Ruble,  T.  A.  C. 

Jesus 

Kelk,  A.  F.  H. 

Mdgd. 

Scott,  E.                 Trin. 

Tluvlfall,  R.  E. 

Caius 

Miller,  N. 

Queens' 

Smith,  E.  P.          Caius 

Mitchison,  A. 

Sidney 

Sutton,  K.  II.  M.  Pemb. 

Oattield,  W.  .J. 

King's 

Tarrant,  W.  N.  II.  Sidney 

Richardson,  P.  .1 

.  Jesus 

Wiskemann,  G.  O.  Corpus 

Rouquette,  D.  G 

.  Sidney 

Spring,  E. 
Wallace,  A.  R. 

Sidney 

Corpus 

Whitehouse,B.R.^o/j. 

Young.  P.  M. 

Clare 

Third  Class. 

Division  1 

Division  2. 

Division  3 

Hake,  II.  M. 

Trin. 

Candy,  K.  E.         Caius 

Gibson,  I.  F. 

Christ 

Hasluck,  R.  ff. 

Pemh. 

Maiden,  P.  H.       Trin.H. 

Honeyball,  F.  R 

.  Il.Selu 

Leigh-Clare,  H.  .J.  L.  OMt^ejis' 

Sing,  M.  M.           Christ's 

Kemp,  P.  V. 

Joh. 

Llovd,  T.  G. 

Clare 

Watson,  T.  P.       Sidney 

Langharn,  C.  R. 

Trin.  I 

Mogridge,  H.  T. 

Joh. 

Lonsdale,  A.  C.G.Tr/;*. 

Roper,  H. 

Sidney 

MoMeekin,  H.  W.  P.  Calh. 

Welsby,S.W.H.  Trm.i/. 

Wood,  J.  E.  H. 

Joh. 

CLASSICAL  TEIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1913. 


WOMEN. 


476 


FiEST  Class. 

Skcond  ClASS. 

Third  Class. 

Divimon  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Ashley,  A,  M.            Newnham 
Druuiiuond,  A.          Newnham 

Jackson,  G.  M.          (?/Wo« 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

ins,  D.  O.               Girton 

Carey,  E.                    Newnham 
Darlow,  M.                Girton 

Ashford,  D.               Girton 
Beattie,  R.  D.  C.       Girton 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

bertson,M.  W.  U.  Newnham 
ung,  A.  M.            Girton 

Maciiitosli,  M.  K.  C.  Newnham 
Pybus,  .J.  M.              Newnham 

Burton-Brown,  B.     Newnham 
Cross,  M.  H.              Newnham 
David,  E.  I.               Girton 
Lupton,  B.  M.           Newnham 
Paterson,  PI  M.        Newnham 
Pearnmn,  A.              Girton 

476 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Official  Examiners: 
The  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy,  the  Professor  of  Civil 
Law,  the  Professor  of  Political  Economy,  the  Professor  of  the 
Laws  of  England,  the  Professor  of  English  History. 

1851. 

Additional.    H.  A.  Holden,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Deputyforthe  Professor  of  English  History,  F.  W.  Gibbs,  M.A.  Trin. 

First  Class. 

Ds  Mackenzie,         Trin. 
1  Wilson,  A.  Trin. 

*Bruce,  Hon.T.C.  Jmu*. 
l*Hort,  Trin. 


Additional. 


1852. 
W.  .Johnson,  M.A.,  King's. 


MIDDLE   BACHELORS. 


First  Class. 
23Livingstone,  Trin. 
123*Gorham,    Trin. 
4>^SimiT]onds,  Jes. 


Second  Class. 

Tatliam,        Joh- 

•Mayor,         Joh. 

Jennings,      Trin. 

Heywood,     Trin. 


COMMENCING  BACIIEI.OKS. 

First  Class.        I     Second  Class. 
3  56Sharpe,     \Jes.    \  Snody,         Pel. 
136P.A.Smith«Trt«.,*Sp.  Perceval,  Tr.H. 
Heard,         Caiut.  i  Duckworth,  Trin. 


1863. 
Additional.    W.  Johnson,  M.A.,  King's. 

MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 


First  Class. 
1 256Sharpe,  Jesus. 

1 245*Ellis,  Trin. 

1235*Seeley,  Trin. 

SLloyd,  Trin. 


Second  Class. 
6»Perceval,  Trin.H. 


1864. 
Additional.     F.  J.  A.  Hort,  M.  A.,  Trinity, 

MIDDLE   BACHKLORS. 


First  Class. 
I256Mounsey)  ™   . 

(Heyshain)  j  ^'^*"- 
4Fleay,  Trin. 

Walker,  Trin. 

7Gedge,         Corpus. 


Second  Class. 
Dicey,  Trin. 


COMMBNCING   RACHBLORS. 


First  Class.  \ 
12  Scott,  Cuius.  I 
245  Lowndes,  ChrisVsl 
1  23  Ramsay,  Tri«.  j 
Kennedy,  Caius. 
fiWilkins,        Tr.  H. 


Second  Class. 
Heather,     Corpus 


1855. 
Additional.    J.  Sharpe,  LL.B.,  Jesus. 

COMMENCING  BACHELORS. 

First  Class. 
12356Braithwaite,  H.T.  aare. 
2Barry,        \Trin. 


MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 

First  Class.  Second  Class. 

256*Shield,  Je«u*.        Deighton,     Queens' 
124  Kennedy,  Caiu*. 
34fiCornell,  aare. 
4f!*Droop,  Trin. 


123Pearson,l  Pemft. 
Bayley,  Trirt. 


1  Moral  Pbiloaophy  Priseinen. 

2  UiitinguUhed  in  Moral  PhUoBoptay. 
S  DistinKuUhed  in  Modern  History. 

4  Ui»tiDguiihed  in  Political  Economy. 


i  Distinguiiliedin  Jurisprudence. 

6  DiatinguiBbpd  in  Englisli  Law. 

7  M.P.  for  Walsall,  1895— 1900. 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


477 


1856. 


Additional.    H.  R.  Luard,  M.A.  Trinity. 


MIDDLE 

BACHELORS. 

First  Class. 

Webster, 
Monk, 
Hooppell, 
Hoare, 

Trin. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Cuius. 

Second  Class. 

Dix, 
Godson 

Caitis. 
Pemb. 

COMMENCING 

BACHELORS 

First  Class. 

iGuUy, 
Harrison, 
Boucher, 

Trin. 

Caiut. 
Joh 

Second  Class. 

Sargent, 
Morgan, 

Trin. 
Trin. 

1857. 
Additional.     H.  R.  Luard,  M.A.  Trinity. 

COMMENCINO   BACHELORS. 


MIDDLE   BACHELORS. 


Freer 

Streeter 

Duncan 


First  Class. 

Trin. 
Clare. 
Pemb. 


First  Class. 
Stock  Joh. 


1858. 
Additional.  J.  S.  Purton,  M.A.  St  Catharine's. 


MIDDLE   BACHELORS. 

First  Class. 


*Manley 
Barlow 
Pearson 


Clare. 

Joh. 

Joh. 


COMMENCING    BACHELORS. 

First  Class. 

Haslewooil  Clare. 

Myers  Trin. 

Midglcy  Joh. 


1859. 

Additional.  C.  S.  Perceval,  LL.D.  Trin.  Hall. 


MIDDLE   BACllELOnS. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 
Palmer  Trin.  Hall. 

Clark  Sidney. 


COMMENCING    HACHELORS. 

First  CUiss, 

Second  Class. 
Thomason  Trin. 


1860. 

No  Candidates. 


1  Spenker  of  the  Hou«e  of  Common*,  1895 — 1905. 


478 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Examinations  admitting^  tu  the  Degree  ut  B.A. 

1861.     (FliBIlUAIlY>). 

{William  Whewell,  D.D.  Master  of  Trinity . 
Joseph  Bickersteth  Mayor,  M.A.  St  John's* 
Henry  J.  Roby,  M.A.  St  John's. 
Leslie  Stephen,  M.A.  Trinity  Hall. 

First  Class.  Second  Class.  Third  Class. 

I     Ds  Salts  Joh.      I    Ds  Nixon    Corpus. 

••'Humphreys  i  „,  . 

I  (Humphreys-Owen);  ^""• 


1861.     (  November  1). 
William  Whewell,  D.D.  Master  of  Trinity. 
Examiners  ^•^"^"  ^'"^^^•''  ^•^'  ^^^^««"^^- 


rw 


W.  M.  Campion,  B.D.  Queens\ 
Joseph  B.  Mayor,  M.A.  St  John's. 


First  Class. 
Ds  «Cobb  Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Haban  Btnm. 


Third  Class. 


1862. 


FvAwiMwuv.  J^-  M-  Campion,  B.D.  Queens. 
liXAMiNERs  <  J  ,     Hammond,  M.A.  Trinity. 


First  Class 

Ds  Austen 
Chcrrill 


iLeslie  Stephen,  M.A.  Trinity  Hall. 


Joh. 
Joh. 


Second  Class. 

DsDevey  Joh.  I 

Guinness,  F.  W.  Joh.    I 


Third  Class. 


1863. 
(J.  L.  Hammond,  M.A.  Trinity. 
FvAMiMWP  Jl^®^^*^  Stephen,  M.A.  Trin.  Hall. 
liXAMiNERs<  j^  Todhunter.  M.. 


IX.  Auuiiuiiicr,  i*x.A.  St  Johns. 
(J.  Westlake,M.A.  Trinity. 


First  Class. 
Ds  3*  Pearson      Joh. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Wayne  Trin. 

4  Cooke  Emm. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  La  Mothe 


Joh. 


1  By  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Hay  24,  1860,  the  first  Examination    commenced  on  Peb.  4.  1861. 
Subgequent  Rxaminationt  commenced  on  the  last  Monday  in  November  till  1881  inclusive. 
•2  M.P.  for  Montgomeryghire,  1S94— 1905. 

3  Bishop  of  Newcastle,  Australia,  1880-1889.    Hulseau  Lecturer,  187S. 

4  M.P.  for  Hereford,  1898—1900, 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 

18b4. 

{Isaac  Todhunter,  M.A.  St  John's. 
John  Westlake  M^    rrtrnYy. 
John  Grote,  B.D.  Trinity. 
John  Venn,  M.A.  Cuius. 


4T9 


First  Clusi. 
Ds  Jardine  Christ's. 


•Myers 
Macartney 
Payne 
Gibson 


Trin. 
Clare. 
Down. 
Trin. 


Second  C/«ss, 


Ds  Wood 
Greene 
Whalley 


ISmman. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


Third  Claib. 


fiXAMlNURS 


First  Class. 


Ds  'Taylor 
Roberts 


Clare. 
Jesus, 


1865. 
John  Grote,  B.D.  Trinity. 
Isaac  Todhunter,  M.A.  St  John's. 
Leonard  Henry  Courtney,  M.A.  St  John  s. 
Henry  Sidgwick,  M.A.  Trinity. 
1  Second  Class.  i  Third  Class. 


i  Mitchell  1 
Stephen  J 
Roach 
Trench 
Barnett 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Gains. 


DsPetu 


Trin. 


1866. 


{Leonard  Henry  Courtney,  M.A.  St  John's. 
Henry  Sidgwick,  M.A.  Trinity. 
Edward  Meredith  Cope,  M.A.  Trinity. 
John  Rickards  Mozley,  M.A    King's. 


First  eta 

ss. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  *Scott 

Jesus. 

Ds  Ribton                Pemb. 

Ds  Given                  Cains. 

*Mansel 

Trin. 

(^iicstel              Down. 

Durieu )            Joh. 

He\vitt 

Joh. 

iMullingcr          Joh. 

Phillips  (  ^.^    Cairn 
Scarlin  f  ^'?-   Joh. 

*Maccoll 

Down. 

Leach 

Caius. 

Toone    )            Joh. 
Hamond )    -.^  Joh. 
SharrockJ  "^^^  Joh. 

Trench               Trin. 

Examiners 


1867. 
I  William  Magan  Campion,  B.D.  Queens  . 
IPenton  John  Anthony  Hort,  M.A.  Trinity. 
I  John  Fred.  Denison  Maurice,  M.A.  Trinity. 
[Thomas  Webster,  M.A.  Trinity. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Cary            ]     Emm.  , 
M^Lachlan  J      Trin. 

Ds  *Bonser")            Clare. 

Ds  Gordon  )  ^        Trin. 
MowattJ    ^^'     Cairn. 

Ramsay  (  a?„     Christ's. 
West  7^«-    Joh. 

*Cox          \          Joh. 

Foster                 Corpus 

2»Gwatkin  /          Joh. 

Yates    J           Jesus. 

3Nash                   Queens 

HsMowesy^q.  Caiiit. 

Blunt                 CatMA. 

Low                   Joh. 

iVeatman           Emm. 

Milner    ;         Pewb. 

(Yeatnian-Biggs) 

Ashe                 Joh. 

1  Author  of  "The  University  of  Cambridge  from  the  Earliest  Times,"  Parts  I.  and  II. 

2  Dixie  Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  History.  8  Prebendary  of  St  Paul's. 
4  Bishop  of  Worcester.     Hon.  Fellow  of  Emmanuel. 


480 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


1868. 
John  Frederick  Denison  Maurice,  M.A.  Trin. 
Thomas  Webster,  M.A.  Trin. 

enton  John  Anthony  Hort,  M.A.  Trin. 
(Frederick  William  Henry  Myers,  M.A.  TVm. 


(J. 

•J 


First  Class. 


'Verdon 
Arniitage 
Elwin 
Fayle> 
Fox  / 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Brown  |    Pemb. 

Lee  Warner  \   Joh. 
Mansfield      |    Joh. 


Third  Class. 


s  Abbott 

Trin. 

*Stewart 

Trin. 

(Collins 

Corpus 

Trimmer 

Cuius 

(*ox) 

Trin. 

Orr/ 

Joh. 

SUepheard 

Jesus 

Hopper 

Joh. 

1869. 

fFenton  John  Anthony  Hort,  M.A.  Trin. 

v^t.xiiKVM<  J  Frederick  William  Henry  Myers,  M.A.  Trin. 

j^iXAMiJVLKb  <  j^jg^^^i^  Bickersteth  Mayor,  M.A.  Joh. 

Spencer  Mansel,  M.A.  Trin. 

First  Class.                       Second  Class.          \           Third  Class. 

Ds'-Gardner)            Christ's    Dsi  Balfour        |     Trin. 
West      i             Trin.                Luffman       >   Corpus 
Donisthorpe    ■v  Trin.             -Montgomery      Trin. 

Ds  Harper)             Clare 
Gates    i             Trin.H. 

Healey              )  Trin. 

■Harris              /  King's 

Master              (Clare 

Knox                >  Caiiis     ; 

Pear  man           (Pet. 

Marsliall,S.A.  \  Trin.      ' 

Wilson,  D.  U.)joli. 

Smith              }  Joh. 

Newcombe         Corpus 

1870. 

[Joseph  Bickersteth  Mayor,  M.A.  Joh. 

EXAMINI^RS    Spencer  Mansel  M. A.  Trin. 
John  Venn,  M.A.  Caius. 

George  Gilbert  Scott,  M.A.  Jesus. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class.                       Third  Class. 

DsS^Foxwell            Joh. 

Ds  Noon                 Joii. 

Ds  Curtis                 Christ's 

Burder             Joh. 

Howson              Christ's 

England             Trin. 

Thomas            Trin. 

Wilkes               Joh. 

Empson             Trin. 

Footman           Pet. 

Hankey              Trin. 
Matthews           Trin.H. 
Walker              Corpus 
Sarson               Cath. 
Ghica                 Trin. 

Examiners 


First  Class. 


Ds  *  Lawrence 
4Ede  ) 

Goodhart  f 


Stokes 
Strutt 


Down. 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Joh. 

Trin. 


[A.  C.  Fraser. 

1  J.  Venn,  M.A.  Cairn. 

G.  Gilbert  Scott,  M.A.  Jesus. 

J.  B.  Pearson,  M.A.  Joh. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  *Wood              Joh. 
Ranson )           Joh. 
Watsonj"           Queens' 

Ds  Douglas             Corpus 
Ward               Pemb. 

1  M.P.  for  City  of  London.     Hon.  Fellow  of  Trinity. 

2  Bishop  of  Tasmania,  1889—1901. 

3  Professor  of  Political  Economy  at  XTniversity  College,  London. 

4  Dean  of  Worcester.    Hulsean  Lecturer,  1895. 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


481 


Examiners 


/John  P.  Tayl 
jFIenry  Sidgv 
)T.  W.  Levin, 
\.J.  R.  Mo/lev 


1872. 

Taylor,  M.A.,  Clare. 
dgwick,  M.A.,  Trin. 


First  Class. 
Ds  i^Cvinningham) 
2Maitland         ) 
*Thonipson 
Read,  C. 
Smith 


Trin.  I 
Trin.  i 
Christ's  ' 
Christ's  I 
Pet. 


M.A.,  Cath. 
J.  R.  Mozley,  M.A.,  King's 

Second  Class.  \ 

Ds  Berry  Trin.H. 


Third  Class. 


Ds  Simpson 
Cliarles  j 
Evans  ; 
Read,  E.) 
Dinnis 


Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Pet. 


1873. 
/Thomas  Woodhouse  Levin,  M.A.,  Cath. 
EvAMTVFK^  P"^"^  Rickards  Mozley,  M.A.,  King's. 
±iXAMiNhRb  -jjogij^ij  j3j.(j^n  Pearson,  M.A.,  Joh. 

'Percy  Gardner,  M.A.,  Chrisfs. 


First  Class. 

Ds  SLyttelton,  A.  T.  Trin. 
Cunynghame      Joh. 
Ambridge,F.  J.  I  Joh. 
Wills  i  Joh. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Agnew  Joh. 

Baines  )  Joh. 

Cooper,  C.  J.f  Joh. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Basliford  Trin. 

QrUilter  Trin. 

Brereton 


1874. 
/Josiah  Brown  Pearson,  M.A. 


Joh. 


xr^»wxxT.,T,«  iPercy  Gardner,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Examiners  <^  Herbert  SomeHon  F^xwell,  M.A. 
VW.  Stanley  Jevons. 


Joh. 


First  aass. 

Secotid  Class, 

Third  Class. 

4*  Ward              Trin. 

Ds  Hicks 

Trin. 

Ds  Gordon 

Pemh. 

Foxwell 

Joh. 

Cox 

Joh. 

Turner 

Trin. 

Taylor 

Trin. 

Gilbert 

Christ's 

Montgomery 
Kirkham 

Trin. 
Trin. 

Mildmay 

Trin. 

1875. 
/Herbert  Somerton  Foxwell,  M.A.,  Joh. 

T^^A».TMv«c  J  William  Stanley  Jevons. 
Examiners  -i^^^,^^^^  ^^^^^^^  m.A.,  Trin. 

Ulfred  Slater  West,  M.A.,  Trin. 


First  Class, 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  5*Keynes            Pemb. 
Anderton         Joh. 

Ds  Ilurndall           Joh. 
Mitchell             Caius 
Boyns                Joh. 

Ds  Hooper              Clare 
Browne             Cath. 

1  Archdeacon  of  Ely.     HuUean  Lecturer,  1885.    Hon.  Fellow  of  Caius. 

2  Downing  Professor  of  the  Laws  of  England,  1888—1906. 

3  Bishop  Suffragan  of  Southampton,  1898—1903.    Master  at  Selwyn  CoUegi 
Lecturer,  1891. 

4  Professor  of  Mental  Philosophy  and  Logic.  6  Eegistrary  of  the  University 


1882—1893.    Hulsean 


21 


482 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


1876. 
(Alfred  Slater  West,  M.A.  Trin. 
E.XAH1NKR JTv  W-  Levin,  U.K.Gath. 


First  Class. 

Da  Jacobs  Joh. 

1  Nicholson,  J.  S. )  7Vm, 

Ryland  }Joh. 

Bower,  II.  M.     Ti-in. 


Henry  Sidgwick,  M.A.  Trm, 
Alfred  Marshall,  M.A.  Joh. 


Seco7id  Class. 
Ds  Parker  Joh. 

Homy  Joh. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Davies  Trin. 


1877. 
H.  Sidgwick,  M.A.  Trin. 


!11.  Sidgwick,  M.A.  Trm. 


G.  Groom  Robertson. 


First  Class.  j  Second  Class.  \  Third  Class. 

Ds*Mun)mcry{Momerie)Joft.  Us  2Robson  I  Caius.  \  Bealey  Trin 

*Warren  Joh.         \        Wilson  j  Joh.  \  Del  Castillo  1     Trin. 

I       Burrows)  Christ's.  Dent  f     Trin. 

I        Mills       1  Glare.  I 


Examiners 


First  Class. 


1878. 

J.  Venn,  M.A.  Caius. 
G.  Croom  Robertson. 
F.  W.  Maitland,  M.A.  Trin. 
J.  Ward,  M.A.  Trin. 

Second  Class.  I 


Ds*Pinsent 
Holder 


Joh. 
Joh. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Dean  |      Pet. 

McLennan  j      Trir    H. 


Examiners 


First  Glass. 

Ds  Bellars  Trin. 

8*Caldecott  Joh. 

4Scrutton  Trin. 


1879. 

jF.  W.  Maitland,  M.A.  Trin. 
I  J.  Ward,  M.A.  Trin. 
T.  Fowler. 
.J.  N.  Keynes,  M.A.  Pemb. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  SHerford  Trin. 


Third  Class. 

Ds  Green  Kim/'s. 

Bealby    1  Corpus 

Kennedy)  Trin. 

Wilkinson,C.G. /oft. 


1  Professor  of  Political  Economy  in  the  University  of  Edinburgh. 

2LordEobson.     Attorney  General,  1908— 10.    Lord  of  Appeal.    M.P.  for  South  Shields  1895- 
re  elected  1910.     King's  Counsel. 

3  Professor  of  Logic- and  Mental  Philosophy,  King's  College,  London. 

4  Sir  T.  E.  Scrutton,  Judge  in  the  King's  Bench  Division. 

b  Professor  of  English  Literature,  Victoria  University,  Manchester. 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


483 


Examiners 


First  Class. 
Ds  Brouiih  Down. 


1880. 

[J.  N.  Keynes,  M.A.  Pemb. 
|W.  Cunningham,  M.A.  Trifi. 

II.  Sidgwick,  M.A.  Trin. 

C.  Read,  M.A.  Chrises. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Whitehead 
Bull 


Joh. 
Catb. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Barnett  Joh. 


Examiners 


First  Class. 


1881. 

[T.  W.  Levin,  M.A.  Oath. 
IC.  Read,  M.A.  Christ's. 
I  J.  Venn,  M.A.  Caius. 
[A.  T.  Lyttelton,  M.A.  Trin. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Hodgson  Joh. 

Alston  Joh. 

Walford  Trin.H. 

Satthianadhanl  |^  Co7'p. 


Shand 


)*?  Pet. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Mallalieu  lYin. 


WOMEN. 

E.  Drought        Girton 
(bracketed  3rd) 


June,  1882. 

ij.  Venn,  M.A.  Caius. 
Arthur  T.  Lyttelton,  M.A.  Trin. 
J.  13.  Mayor,  M.A.  Joh. 
H.  S.  Foxwell,  M.A.  Joh. 


First  Class. 
Ds  i*Sorley  Trin. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  May  Caixts. 


WOMEN. 

A.  Sharp       Newnham    \ 
(bracketed  1st)  ' 


1  Enightbridg*  Profeuor  of  Moral  Phil  cophy.    Fellow  of  Eing't  CoUega. 

21—2 


484 


MOEAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


MORAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES.    NEW  REGULATIONS. 

The  namex  in  each  Class  are  arranqed  in  alphabetical  order,  marks  of  distinction  beint/ 
ajfixeti  to  the  names  qf  those  wlio  have  shewn  eminent  pro^ficiency  in  particular 
subjects. 

June,  1883. 

H.  S.  Fox  well,  M.A.,  Joh. 
James  Sully. 
J.  Venn,  M.A.,  Caius. 
H.  Sidgwiek,  M.A.,  Trin. 

Second  Class. 
Rafique  Joh. 


Examiners 


First  Class. 


Aves 
Ball 
Clough 
i*Johnson 
Peiris 

2*StOUt 


Tennant,  K. 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

King's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

WOMEN. 

Netvnkam  |  Macmillan,  O.      Newnham  j 


Third  Class. 

Heard  Caius 

Lucas  Joh. 

Nunn,  T.  H.  Christ's 

Stephens,  T.  Joh. 


Examiners 


First  Class. 


June,  1884. 

ill.  Sidgwiek,  Litt.D. 
James  Sully. 
J.  S.  Nicholson,  M.A.,  Trin. 
A.  Caldecott,  M.A.,  Joh. 


Second  Class. 

Boys-Smith        Joh. 
Frost  Joh. 

Humphreys       Caius 
Smith,  H.  W.  Joh. 


Third  Class. 

Gerstenberg      Trin. 
Trewby  Corp. 


Hughes,  E.  P.       Newnham 


WOMEN. 
Stevenson,  E.      Newnham  |    Lindsay,  B. 


Girlon 


Examiners 


June,  1885. 

/H.  Sidgwiek,  Litt.D. 
|J.  S.  Nicholson,  M.A., 

Trin. 

)R.  Adamson. 

U.  Ward,  M.A.,  Trm. 

Second  Class.              | 

Third  Class. 

Bushby               Trin.       \ 

Evans 

Paschkoft          Trin.       \ 

Carlisle             Joh. 
Ilooppell          Joh. 
Scott                 Joh. 

WOMEN. 

1     Schorstein,  T.  A.    Girton  1 
1     Sickert,  H.  M.  L.    Girton  \ 

~ 

1  Distinguished  in  PBychology. 

a  Professor  of  Logic  and  Metaphysics,  St  Andrews  University. 


MORAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


486 


Examiners 


June,  1886. 
J.  Ward,  M.A.,  Trin. 
R.  Adainson. 

W.  Maitland,  M.A.,  Trin. 

N.  Keynes,  M.A.,  Pemh. 


iF 


First  Class.  \ 

Cornish  Christ's 


Second  Class. 


Prvs 


Trin. 


Oliver,  F.  S. 
Whittingham 


Trin. 
Pet. 


WOMEN. 
Earp,  M.  S.        Newnham 
Mason,  P.  A.     Newnham 


Third  Class. 

Aulsebrook       Joh. 

Ds  Brett  Sidney 

Mac  Ewan         Pet. 

Julian,  E.  M.     Newnham 


June,  1887. 

yF.  W.  Maitland,  M.A.,  Trin. 

Examiners 

jj.  N.  Keynes,  M.A.,  Petnh. 
W.  £.  Johnson,  M.A.,  King's. 

\W.  R.  Sorley,  M.A.,  Triii. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 



Goodacre          Joh. 

Bass                   Trin. 

Mowbray           Joh. 

Beauelerk         Trin. 

Stapley             JoJi. 

WOMEN. 

Anderson,  A.  M.  Girton 
Collins,  C.  R.       Qirton 
Lowndes,  M.  E.    Qirton 

Ashwell,  F.  E.      Girton 

Sturge,  M.  C.       Newnham 

June,  1888. 

/W.  B.  Johnson,  M.A.,  King's. 

JW.  R.  Sorley,  M.A.,  Trin. 

Examiners 

)A.  Caldccott,  M.A.,  JbA. 

IG.  F.  Stout,  M.A.,  Joh. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class.                            Third  Class. 

I'McTaggart         Trin. 

Fletcher,  R.  J.    Pet.            IJrown-Douglas      Trin. 

WOMEN. 



1  Hale,  S.  J,            Newnham 

Robertson,  A.  R.  Girton 

iXAMINERS 


First  Class. 
2  34  ^Mackenzie         Ti'in. 


Dendy,  II. 
Hodgson,  G.  E. 


June,  1889. 
/A.  Caldecott,  M.A.,  St  Johnh. 
|G.  F.  stout,  M.A.,  Si  John's. 
J.  Venn,  Sc.I).,  Caius. 
IF.  Ryland,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

Second  Class.              i               Third  Class. 
Gacl(DelaBere)CArw<'s     |  

WOMEN. 
Newnham  I      Mundclla,  T.     Newnham  I  Pease,  A.  D.  Newnham 

Newnham  \  Pirie,  A.  M.  M.     Girton 


1  Distinguished  in  Metaphysics. 

2  Distinguished  in  Mt>dern  I'hilosopliy. 
»  Distinguished  in  Ancient  Philosophy. 

4  Professor  of  Logic  and  Philosophy.  Univrrsity  College  of  Wa1e»,  Cardiff. 


486 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 
June^  1890. 


Examiners 


First  Class. 


H.  Sidgwick,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
J.  Venn,  Sc.D.,  Caius. 
James  Ward,  Sc.D.,  Trinity, 
J.  S.  Nicholson,  Sc.D.,  Trinity, 
F.  llyland,  M.A. 


WOMBN. 

Second  Class. 
Dunn-Gardner,  A.     Girton 


Third  Class. 


A  Student  who  has  obtained  Honours  in  Part  I.  or  in  some  other  Honour  Examination, 
may  be  a  Candidate  for  Part  II.  provided  that  he  has  kept  seven  terms  and  that  twelve 
terms  have  not  passed  after  the  first  of  the  seven. 

In  Part  II.  the  italic  letters  appended  to  the  name  of  a  candidate  denote  the  subject 
or  subjects  for  which  he  is  placed  in  the  Hrst  class.  The  letter  a  denotes  the  compulsorj- 
subjects  ;  ai.  Ethics  and  Metaphysics;  a^.  Ethics  and  Political  Philosophy.  The  special 
subjects  are  denoted  by  b,  History  of  Pliilosophy ;  c,  Advanced  Psychology  and  Psycho- 
physics;  d,  Advanced  Logic  and  Methodology;  and  e.  Advanced  Political  Economy. 
The  combination  of  two  letters,  thus  b  with  c,  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  obtained  a 
first  class  on  the  combined  result  of  the  two  subjects.  The  asterisk  denotes  special 
distinction. 


Part  I.^June,  1890. 

H.  Sidgwick,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
I  J.  Venn,  Sc.D.,  Caius. 
Examiners  J  James  Ward,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
j  J.  S.  Nicholson,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
If.  Ryland,  M.A. 


First  Class. 

Division  1 

'  Welton  Caius 

Division  2. 
*Gibson  Joh. 

Holm  an 


Caius 


Second  Class. 
Ford  Pet. 


Third  Class. 

Ds  Holland,  C.  F. 
Jones,  W.  O. 


Clare 
Joh. 


WOMEN. 

Wilson,  I.  M.      Girton 


1  Professor  of  Education,  Leeds  University. 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


487 


First  Class. 
Ds^*Gihson(ai,b*,d)Joh. 


June,  1891. 
/H.  Sidgwick,  Litt.l).,  Trinity, 
James  Ward,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
Examiners    j  J.  S.  Nicholson,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
I  J.  N.  Keynes,  Sc.D.,  Pembroke. 
Iw.  B.  Johnson,  M.A.,  King's. 

Part  II. 

I  Second  Class. 


■  Davies,  C.  LI.     Trin. 


Welton{dv/ithe)  Cains.  \   Ds  *Robinson         Christ's. 

Part  I. 


Third  Class. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Divinon  1. 
2Edwards,  E.      Joh. 

Division  2, 
Robertson          Christ's. 

WOMEN. 

Division  1. 
Duncan              Trin. 
Hughes             Joh. 

Division  2. 
Forbes               Tr<«. 
Gour 

Division  1. 

1                Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 
Blomefield,A.II.  Newnham 

Scott,  I.  P.           Newnham 

Hill,  E.  G.           ^Newnham 

Examiners 

June,  1892. 
J.  N.  Keynes,  Sc.D.,  Pembroke. 
,  W.  E.  Johnson,  M.A.,  King's. 
j  R.  Adamson. 
I^G.  F.  Stout,  M.A.,  aS'^  John's. 

Part  II. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 
^Edwards,  E.       Joh. 

Third  Class. 



WOMEN. 

1                  

Scott,  I.  P.            Newnham 

Part  I. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 
Scudaniore 

Division  3. 
Irvine 

WOMEN. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 



Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 
Read,E.E. 

Girton 

Division  3. 
.loachim,  M.  A.  P.      Oirton 

I  Professor  nf  Logic  and  Political  Economy,  University  CoHcko  of  North  Wali>8,  Bangor. 
S  Professor  of  Itlgtory  and  Economics,  University  College  of  Wales,  Aberystwytli. 


488 


MORAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


First  Class. 


Division  1. 

J)s  Fountain  King's 

Division  2. 

Amos  .      Trin. 

Division  3. 
Corbett  Joh. 


Ekin 


Clare 


Division  2. 
Brackenbnry,  L.  Newnham 

Division  3. 
Charles,  J.  Newnham 


June,  1893. 

G.  F.  Stout,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
F.  Y  Edgeworth,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
11.  Adanison,  M.A.,  Edin. 
A.  Caldecott,  B.D.,  .S'^  John's. 


Part  II. 

Second  Class. 

Part  I. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 
Adams,  B.  W.  Pet. 

WOMEN. 

Division  1. 

Sliarploy,  M.  M.    Newnham 


Third  Class. 
Kidd  Joh. 


Division  1. 
Player  Christ's 

Division  2. 
Nambyar  Jolj. 

Division  3. 
Ridsdale  Jo/?. 


J'mtz^,  1894. 
(¥.  Y.  Edgeworth,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
Examiners     f'  Caldecott,  B.D    St  John's. 
James  Ward,  Sc.D.,  Trimtp, 
I  J.  S.  Mackenzie,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Part  11. 


Ds  iGreen  (e)            Jo/i. 
Ds  *Russoll,  lion. 

li.A.W.(ai,l>^)Trin. 
Ds  ^Sanger  (rta.  «'*)   j'V-Z/t. 

Sevond  Class. 
Ds  Corbett                JoA. 
Ds  l)i.xon,  E.  T.        7Vmj. 

Tliird  Class. 

Part  I. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 





Mallett                £■»?»! 

Division  2. 
Trotter                Trm. 

D/wwion  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 



Broadrick 

Trin. 



Division  3. 
Fanner,  G.  L.        Newnham 


Fletcher,  M. 
Meyer,  B.  R 


Girton 
Newnham 


WOMEN. 

Division  1.  |  Division  ]. 

Hutehuison,W.  M.  L.  Newn.l  Waterhouse,  E.     Newnham 

Division  2.  j  Division  2. 

Stevenson,  E.  F.    Girton       |  Evans,  F.  de  G.     Girton 


1  Canon  of  Manchester. 


Examiners 


First  Class. 
lAuios  ib)  Trin 


Meyer,  B.  E.  (b)   Newn 


MORAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 

June,  1895. 
J.  Venn,  Sc.D.,  Caius. 
J.  Sully. 

H.  Sidgwick,  M.A.,  Trinity, 
J.  Ellis  McTaggart,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
J.  S.  Mackenzie,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Part  II.    " 

Second  Class.  I 

Ds  Talma  Christ's  | 

WOMEN. 

Waterhouse,  E.       Newn. 


489 


Third  Class. 


Part  I. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Davey                Joh. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Wedgwood        Trin. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Dower               Joh. 

Storey               Caius 

Gagen 

Jenkyn-Jones   Cuius 

WOMEN. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Matliieson,  E.  P.  Girton 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Jeumjett,  P.  H.       Newn. 

Reiiiherz,  I[.        Girton 

Ramsay,  tJ.  M.  N.     Newn. 

Sturge,  M.  T.        Newn. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 



Examiners 


First  Class. 
Ds  2'^Masterman,  C. 

F.  G.  (c)  Christ's 

*Moore,  G.  E.  (b"")  Trin. 
Trotter,W.F.{b)Trin. 
Ds  Wedgwood, 

R.  L,  («i)        Trin. 

Ramsay,  G.  M.  N.  {e)  Newn. 


Division  1. 

Barker,  H.  Trin. 

Division  2. 

Division  3, 
Lloyd  Trin. 


Division  1. 
Division  2. 
Division  3. 


June,  1896. 
J.  Venn,  Sc.D.,  Caius. 
J.  Sully. 
B.  Bosanquet. 

W.  E.  Johnson,  M.A.,  King's. 
J.  Ellis  McTaggart,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Part  1 1. 

Second  Class. 
Ds  Maclachlan        Joh. 


WOMEN. 
Fanner,  K.  K.     Newn. 
Fletcher,  M.        Girton 


Third  Class. 


Parekli 


Pet. 


Part  I. 

Division  1. 
Division  2. 

Division 

!i 

WOMEN. 
Division  1. 

Division  2. 


Division  3. 
Durham,  P.  H.        Girton 


Division  1. 

Siddique  Joh. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 


Division  1. 
Division  2. 
Division  3. 


1  Judge  of  the  Egyptian  Native  Courts. 

2  M.P  for  Bethnat  Green ;  Financial  Secretary  to  tlie  Treasury. 


21—: 


490 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


June,  1897. 

I' J.  N.  Keynes,  Sc.D.,  Pembroke 
B.  Bosanquet,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
W.  E.  Johnson,  M.A.,  Kiiufs. 

I G.  F.  Stout,  M.A.,  8t  John} 8. 

[W.  R.  Sorley,  M.A.,  Triniiy. 


First  Class. 
Barker  (a„  b^)      Trin. 
•Jenkyn-.Jones  (a, 
with  b)  Caius 

Ds  ^Wright,  R.  A.  (aO 

Trin. 


Part  II. 

Second  Class. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Lloyd,  G.  I.  II.      Tr, 


WOMEN. 
I  Reinherz,  H.         Girton 


I  Sturge,  M.  T.       Newnham 


First  Class. 
Division  1. 
Chapman  Trin. 


Mackay 
Winch 


Tnn. 
Joh. 


Division  2. 


Dockray 
Harding 


Trin. 
Joh. 


Part  I. 

Second  Class. 
Division  1. 

Division  2. 
Division  8. 


Third  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 
Mitra  Non  Coll. 

Division  3. 
George  Nori  Coll. 


Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 
Colman,  F.  M.      Netvhham 


WOMEN. 

Division  1- 
Merridew,  F.  I.     Newnham 

Division  2. 
Bradby,  M.  K.     .  Girton 


Division  1. 
Buckley,  E.  P.      Newnham 
Meade,  M.  H.        Newnham 

Division  2. 
Ashworth,  M.        Girton 
Flowers,  L,  Newnham 

Hopkinson,  A.      Newnham 

Division  3.  Division  3. 

Jackson,  A.  M.     Netmham  '  Armitage,  C.  M.   Newnham 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TEIPOSES, 


491 


Examiners 


June,  1898. 

■J.  N.  Keynes,  Sc.D.,  Pembroke. 

G.  F.  Stout,  M.A.,  St  Johns. 

W.  R.  Sorley,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

L.  L.  Price,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
k3.  Gibson,  M.A.,  8t  John's. 


I 


First  Class. 
Chapman  (e)  Trin. 

Dockray  (ai  with  b)  Trin . 
Mackay  («i*,  b)  •.Trin. 
Winch  (c)  Joh. 


Part  II. 

Second  Class. 
Ds  Homo  Trin.H. 


Third  Class. 


WOMEN. 


Jackson,  A.  M. 
Merridew,  P.  I. 


Newnham  1 
Newnham 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Harris  Joli. 


Part  I. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 
Davies,  W.  J.     Trin. 

Division  1. 
Sclater                     Emm. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 
Anindale                 Joh. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 
Ds  Davis                  Panh. 

WOMEN. 

Division  3. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 
Boileau.M.LeF.  Newnham 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 
Crasko,  M,  L.        Newnham 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 
Whitehouse.B.S.  Newnham 

Division  3. 

492 


MOKAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


June^  1899. 

1J.  Ward,  Sc.D,,  Trinity. 
H.  S.  Foxwell,  M.A.,  8t  John's. 
C.  Read,  M.A. 
G.  F.  Stout,  M.A.,  ;8'^  John's. 
J.  Gibson,  M.A.,  St  John's. 


First  Class. 


Part  II. 

Second  Class, 
Da  Jehu,  T.  J.         Joh. 
J)s  M«Dougall,  S.    Khu/'s 


Third  Class. 
Rowntree,  E.  W.  Trin. 


WOMEN. 

Meade,  M.  H.       Newnham 
Whitehouse,  B.  S.  Newnham 


First  Class. 
Division  1. 

Bivision  2. 
Rankin,  G,  C.     Trm. 
Williams,  S.  C.  Trin. 

Division  3. 
Hales,  F.  N.        Trin. 


Part  I. 

Second  Class. 


WOMEN. 
Division  L 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 
Earle,  D.  C.  Newnham 


Third  Class. 

Division  1. 
fiibbs,  C.  S.        Joh 
i^awton,  A.         Pet. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 
Torbitt,  W.  S.    Pet. 


Division  3. 
Bennett,  E.  S.       Newnham 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


493 


June,  1900. 


/James  Ward,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
Examiners  3^-  »•  Foxwell,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

(R.  Adamson,  LL.D.,  Edinb. 


Part  II. 


First  Class. 
I  )s  ^*Pigo\i,A.C.(ai,e*)Kinfl's 
ltlankia,G.C.(ai,b)  Trin. 
Willlanis,S.C.(aiwith6)3V. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Davies,  W.  J.     Trin. 
Hales,  F.  N.      Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Werner,  C.  A.      King's. 


Part  I. 


NEW  REGULATIONS. 


In  Part  IT,  marks  are  affixed  to  the  names  of  students  who  are  placed  in  the  First 
( 'Jftss,  shewing  in  which  group  they  have  been  examined,  an  asterisk  denotes  special 

distinction. 


First  Class. 
Division  1. 
^Macgregor,  D.  H.  Trin. 
Division  2. 


Division  3. 
Laidlaw.  G.  M. 


Joh. 


Second  Class. 
Division  1. 

Division  2. 
Curtis,  L.  Cuius 

Division  3. 
Fotheringham,  II.  S.  Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Division  1. 
Fisher,  C.  J. 

Division  2. 


Joh. 


Division  3. 
Dockerill,  W.  H.  A.  NonColl. 


Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 
Clark,  M.  Newnham 

lies,  O.  C.  M.        Newnham 
Taylor,  N.  G.  R.  Newnham 


WOMEN. 
Division  1. 
Division  2. 
Division  3. 


Division  1. 
Division  2. 
Division  3. 


1  Professor  of  Political  Economy. 

2  Professor  of  Political  Economy,  University  of  Leeds. 


494 


MORAL   SCIENCES   TRIPOSES. 


June,  1901. 


Examiners 


[H.  S.  Foxwell,  M.A.,  aS'^  Johis. 
(W.  E.  Johnson,  M.A.,  King's. 
|J.  Ellis  M«Taggart,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
[Robert  Adamson,  LL.D.,  Qlasgoio. 


Part  II. 


First  Class. 
'*.\Iacgregor,  D.  II.  (a)  Trin. 


Second  Class 
IWFarlane,  J.         Kinr/'s 


Third  Class. 


WOMEN. 


Murray,  A.  E,  (h)   Girton 


Clark,  M. 
Eurle,  D.  C. 
lies,  O.  C.  M. 


Newnham 
Newnham 
Newnham 


Shillington,  S.  F.    Crlon 


Part  I. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 



Price 

P.                  Queens' 

Henaman,  W.  A.    Christ' 
Southgate,  A.  W.    Pet. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Phillips,  D. 

Trin. 

Division  3 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Ds  Fox,  C. 

Hamilton,  C.  J. 
Sen,  P.  K. 

Christ's 

Cuius 

Joh. 

WOMEN. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 

Division  1. 





Division  2. 

Division  2. 

Division  2. 



Pearse, 

M.  H.            Girton 



Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Division  3. 

Keep,  M.  J. 
Scott,  E.  F. 

Girton 
Girton 





1  ProfeaBor  of  Political  Economy,  University  of  Leeds. 


MOEAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


4^6 


EXAMINEKS 


First  Class. 

Ainsworth,  A.  R.  (a)  Kino's 
Phillips,  D.  (a)         Trin. 


June,  1902. 

)W.  E.  Johnson,  M.A.,  King's. 
W.  E.  Sorley,  M.A.,  King's. 
J.  E.  M'^Taggart,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
C.  P.  Sanger,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Part  II. 

Second  Class. 
Bs  Hamilton,  C.  J.      Cuius 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Obej'esfckere,  D.      Trin, 


WOMEN. 
Scott,  E.  F.  (b)       Oirton    \  Reep,  M.  J.  Girton        | 


First  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 
Manoliar  Ldl  Joh. 


Division  3, 
Lee,  A.  Pet. 


Division  1. 
Wodehouse,  H.  M,    Girton 

Division  2. 


Part  I. 

Second  Class. 
Division  1. 

Division  2. 
Burn,  R.  C.  Trin.H. 

Division  3. 

WOMEN, 

Division  1. 
M'-Knight,  E.  T.        Newnham 

Division  2. 
Division  3. 


Third  Class. 
Division  1. 

Division  2. 
Cameron,  S.  Joh. 

Manley,  H.  F.         Joh. 

•     Division  3. 

Division  1. 
Division  2. 
Division  3. 


496 


MOllAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1903. 


W.  R.  Sorley,  M.A.,  King's 
Examiners  J  ^-'  ^-  Keynes,  Sc.D.,  Pembroke. 


3  J.N. 
1  S.  Al( 

(c.  P. 


Alexander,  M.A.,  Oxford. 
Sanger,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Manohar  Lai  {b)        .Job. 


Part  II. 

Secmul  Class. 

Ds  Greer,  W.  Pemh. 

Horowitz,  S.         Joh. 
Ds  Lee,  A.  Pet. 


Third  Class. 
Ghose,  S,  K.  7V, 


WOMEN. 

Binyon,  C.  M.     Girton 

Sanger,  S.  Newnham 


First  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 
Division  3. 

Division  1. 
Division  2. 
Division  &. 


Part  I. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Ungoed,  G.  T.  Trin. 

Division  2. 

Division  3, 
Bowe,  J.  H.  Jesus 

WOMEN. 
Division  1. 
Sturton,  F.  M.    Neivnham 

Division  2, 


Division  3. 


Third  Class. 
Division  1. 


Mirza,  A.  A. 
Thickett,  J.  11. 


Division  2. 


Joh. 

('Ktll. 


Division  8. 
ILnck,  C.  E.  Cath. 


Division  1. 
Division  2. 


Division 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


497 


June,  1904. 

/J.  N.  Keynes,  Sc.D.,  Pembroke. 

Examiners  )  ^-  i^^^^^^^^^'^Jf  •^•^?^^J-^' 
j  G.  E.  Moore,  M.A.,  Tnmty. 

(  S.  J.  Chapman,  M.A.,  7'ntnty. 


First  Class. 


Part  II. 

Second  Class. 
Ds  Bo  we,  J.  n.  Jesus 


Third  Class. 


WOMEN. 
Sturton,  F.  M.    Newnham  | 


First  Class. 
Division  1. 

Division  2. 
Sully,  C. 

Divinon  3. 


Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Division  3. 


Kitig's 


Part  I. 

Second  Class. 

Dimsion  1. 

*  Brown,  A.  R.  Tr/M. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 
•Jones,  D.  Treborth  /o/«. 

WOMEN. 
Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 


Joft. 


Division  1. 
Evans,  H.  T. 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 


Division  1. 
Armstrong,  M.  M.    Newnham 

Division  2. 

Division  3. 
Lan-Davis,  E.  K.      GiXow 


498 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1905. 


-W.  R.  Sorley,  Litt.D.,  Kimfa. 

^  G.  E.  Moore,  M.A.,  Tnmty. 
.S.  J.  Chapman.  M.A.,  Trinity 


First  Class. 
*Brown,  A.  R.  (a)   Trm. 


Part  II. 

Second  Class. 
Micliaelides,  C.  C.        Kino's 


Third  Class. 


First  Class. 


WOMEN. 


Second  Class. 


Hirst,  M.  E. 


Newnham 


Third  Class. 


First  Class. 


Part  I. 

Second  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


Divis-ion  3. 
Tobias,  G.  W,  R.  Sid. 


Third  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 
Edwards,  M.  H.  Douiu 

Knight,  C.  .Joh. 


Division  8. 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


499 


June^  1906. 

/  W.  E.  Johnson,  M.A.,  King's. 
Examiners  \  J^mes  Ward,  ScJ^    Trinity. 
^  ^   '-   Mackenzie,  Litt.D.,  Trt: 
Sorley,  Litt.D.,  King's 


]  J.  S.  Mackenzie,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
(W.  R.       ■       -      -       - 


Part  II. 


First  Class. 


Hecond  Class. 
Baker,  A.  E.  Trin. 


Third  Class. 
1)€,  P.  C.  Down. 


First  Class. 


Part  I. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Cliapnian,  A.  E.     Trin. 

Division  2. 
Haggis,  A.  J.        Non  Coll. 


Third  Class. 


WOMEN, 


Division  1. 


Brown,  D.  E. 
Drysdale,  M.  J. 


Girton 
Neumham 


Division  2. 


Walthall,  A.  D.  D.     Neumham 


600 


MOEAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


NEW   REGULATIONS. 

In  Part  II  marks  are  affixed  to  the  names  of  students  loho  are  placed  in  th' 
First  Class,  shelving  in  lohich  of  the  three  sections  they  have  been  examini 
and  whether  they  have  passed  with  distinction:  (a)  Metaphysical  and  Kthira 
Philosophy,  together  with  the  History  of  Modern   Philosophy ;    {h)    /,o(/ic, 
(c)  Psychology. 

June^  1907. 

/  James  Ward,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
FxAMTNFRs  )  ^^ '  ^^  ^^^'kenzie,  Litt.D.,  trinity. 

(  A.  S.  Priiigle-Pattison,  LL.D.,  St  Andreios. 


Part  II. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Champneys,  M.  W,    Trin. 
Chapman,  A.  PI         Trin. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Part  I. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Watts,  II.  A. 

Ch) 

•isV 

Ds  Walker,  J.  G. 
Widgery,  A.  G. 

Jesus 
Cath. 

Division  2. 

Lewis,  E.  O. 
Saunders,  L.  P. 

Sopwith,  S,  S. 

Joh. 
Trin. 
Emm. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Reeves,  A.           Newnham 
Smith,  E.  M.       Aewnhaiii 

Division  1. 
Evans,  M. 

Division  2. 
Hammond,  M. 

Girton 
Girion 

Pitt-Lewis,  M.  AV. 
Suiitli,  M. 
Steele,  G.  II.  M. 

G, 

Gi 
G, 

rto 

rto 
)io 

Examiners 


MORAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Jmie,  1908. 

J.  E.  M^Taggart,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
W.  R.  Sorley,  Litt.D.,  King's. 
G.  F.  Stout,  M.A.,  8t  John's. 
J.  Gibson,  M.A.,  St  John's. 


501 


Part  II. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

unders,  L.  P.  (a)         Trin. 

WOMEN. 



First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

leves,  A.  (a)          Newnham 

Part  I. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

akrabarti,  P.  K.       Christ's 
lies,  A.  J.                  Clare 
ilentiiie,  C.  W.          Down. 

Division  1. 

Beaumont,  B.  F. 
Ds  Hume,  P.  J. 

Division  2. 

Down. 
Joh. 

Morrison,  J.  H.       A'on  Coll. 
Moxley,  H.  R.         Nun  Coli. 

Gimblett,  C.  A. 
Hurst,  R.  F. 
Jones,  F.  S. 
Platts,  W.  H.  J. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 



Division  1. 

Stebbinj.',  L.  S. 

Girton 

Division  2. 

• 



602 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


June,  1909. 

rC.  S.  Myers,  M.D.,  Cairn. 

J.  N.  Keynes,  Sc.D.,  PewJ>. 
'  T.  E.  MCTaggart,  Litt.D.,  Trinifn. 
Read,  M.A.,  Ckrisfs. 


C.  R( 


Stout,  M.A.,  St  John's. 


Part  II. 


Krj<  Class. 


Second  Class. 


Us  Cliakrabarti.P.  K.  («)  j    Ds  Morrison,  J.  H.     Kini/'s 

Christ's  ,    Ds  Widgery,  A.  G.      Cath. 
1)8  ^Norton.H.  T.  J.  la*)Trin.    ) 
Ds  Valentine,  C.  W.  (c)  Dcwn.  ' 


Junes,  F.  S.  Trin. 


First  Class. 
Smith,  Emily  M.  (c*)  Neionham 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 


Third  Class. 


Part  I. 


First  Class. 
Cliadwick,  J.  H.     Trin. 


Second  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division 


Anderson,  R.  N.    Qtieens'. 
Murphy,  A.  W.  G.  H.  Sehc. 


Third  Class. 
Rushworth,  J.A.V.  Down 


First  Class. 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Henry,  D.  L,  Girton 

Pratt,  E.  H.  Girton 

Division  2. 

Gavin,  H^  _  Girton 


Third  Class. 


MOKAL   SCIENCES   TRIPOSES. 


503 


June,  1910. 


EXAJriNERS 


(J.  N.  Ke; 
JCarvetli  ] 
\\N.  E.  Jc 
fft.  E.  Mf 


3.ynes,  Sc.D.,  Pemhrohe. 
Read,  M.A.,  Chris fs. 
Johnson,  M.A.,  King's. 
[G.  E,  Moore,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 

Broad,  C.  D.  (o*)  Trin. 
Cliadwick,J.H.(«)  Trin. 


Part  II. 

Second  Class. 


Third  Class. 


Part  I. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Geach,  G.  H.          Trin. 
Laird,  J.                Trin. 

Division  I. 

Division  2. 
Evans,  H.  C.          Joh. 
Howard,  J.  P.        Trin. 

WOMEN. 

Bonne,  T.  W.        Down. 
Cooper,  F.  T.         Cath. 
Doggart,  W.  E.     Joh. 
Lowy,  A.  E.            Pet. 
Miller  Williams,  E.  J.  Doton. 
Osborne,  E.  J.  P.   Cath. 
Singh,  L.                Caius 

First  Class. 
ostelloe,  K.  E.  C.    Newnham 


Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Crowdy,  R.  Newnham 

Garrett,  M.  L.  Girton 

Rogers,  A.  L.  Newnham 

Division  2. 


Third  Class. 


604 


MORAL    HCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Ex  AM  INK  us 


Fiml  Vlaiis.  \ 

Lttird,  J.  («*)         'hin.      I 


(!liiirlrH  S.  M.y(irH,  M.D.,  (hdn». 
S.  Al(',xiiii(l(!r,  M.A.,  Oxoii,. 
W.  M.  .loliiiHoii,  M.A.,  Kiii;i'n. 
a.  Vj.  Moore,  M.A.,  'rrinily. 

I'AKT    II. 

Si'iUinil  VlUKii,  I 


Thml  C/amt, 


Flrd  Cluifn. 

Cu»t«lloo,  K.  K.  (!.  (a') 

J^i'iiui/kiiu 
KlnroBH,  A.  M.  (a)    Girton 
KogoM,  A.  L.  (c)       Newnhaiii 


Second  Vlaifn. 


Third  VkiHS. 


Www  I. 


Vird  Class. 


Sccoinl  VhiKS, 

tHvinloti,  1. 

Itiirim,  K.  ]J.  V.      Trill. 
VVcavor,  .J.  NmiiUill, 

Divisidii  'I. 

Alfiinl,  K.  .1.  (L      KiiK/'s 
Smith,  A.  Vath. 


Third  Vlasn. 

S('(lwick,  N,  A.       I'd. 
Vuc.lilia,  V.  IJ.         VhriHi 


First  Class. 


WOMEN. 

Hccorul  ClUKK, 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 


'I'iiird  CliiKs. 
WillouKhby,  M.  (i.        (liiM 


MOKAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


605 


Examiners 


Juney  1912. 


! James  Ward,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
C.  S.  Myers,  M.D.,  Caiua. 
S.  Alexander,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
H.  Barker. 


First  Class. 
Hums,  E.  l^.  V.  («)  Trin. 
( ioach,  G.  H.  (rt)       Trin. 


Part  II. 

Second  Class. 


Tlurtt  Class. 
Vachlia,  F.  JJ.         Chritt's 


Part  1. 


First  Class. 
Dorward,  A.  J.       Trin. 
Sniitli,  R.  Trin. 


Serond  Class. 

Dirision  1. 

Dawson,  G.  G.       Calh. 

Division  2. 
Ali,  S.  W.  Christ's 

Lamb,  C.  M  Cuius 


Third  Class. 
Chaudhurl,  S.  C.  Ann  Coll. 
Robertson,  L.  C.    Queens' 
Ds  Scliwartz,  C.  Queens' 


WOMEN. 


First  Clots. 


Second  Class. 
Division  1. 


I  Third  Class. 

Crimp,  U.  G.  Girton 


Division  2. 
Thomas,  M.  G.  P.     Netcnham, 
Todd,  G.  E,  Newnham  | 


22 


506 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


June.  1913. 


{Jamas  Ward,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
W.  d.  Sorley,  Litt.D.,  King's. 
Heiry  Barker. 
G.  Dawes  Hicks,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 

^Dorward,  A.  J.  (a)  Trin. 

Smith,  R.  (a)        Trin. 


Part  II. 

Second  Class. 


Third  Class. 
Bevington,  A.  de  H.  Pet. 


'OMEN. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 
O'Brien,  H.         Girton 


Third  Class. 


Part  I. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Farmer,  E. 
llildyard,  E. 
liowsoii,  J.  L. 
Sen,  K.  C. 
Wadia,  A.  R. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Kin(j's 

Trin.n. 

NonColl. 

Division  2. 

Third  Class. 
Tliompson,  W.  S.  Queens* 
Tye,  W.  Christ's 


507 

NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 

Official  Examiners  . 

The  Regius  Frofessor  of  Physic,  the  Professor  of  Chemistry, 

the  Professor  of  Anatomy,  the  Professor  of  Geology,  the  Professor 

of  Botany,  the  Professor  of  Mineralogy. 


1851 


Additional  Examiner. 

First  Class. 


Ds  1  2*Liveing, 
3  4*Hort, 
1  4  *Evans, 
1  Harden, 


Joh. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Magd. 


F.  Fuller,  M.A.,  St  Peter  i 

Second  Class. 

Trin. 


Ds  Payne, 
Wilson.  A. 


Trin. 


1852. 
Additional.    G.  E.  Pa^et,  M.D.,  Caius. 

First  Class.  i  Second  Class. 

Ds*Yool,    )  „^     Trin.      I  Dg  6 Wilson,  A.      Trin. 


Young, 


Mq. 


Trin. 
Christ's.  I 


1853. 


Additional.     G.  E.  Paget,  M.D.,  Caius. 


MIDDLE  BACHELORS.  j 

First  Class.  Seamd  Class.     ! 

25*Jeakes,    Pet.       GBousfieW,    Queetis'. 
Locock,        Trin.    1 2  Hunter,       Ti'in.     i 
I  *Bum,  Trin. 


COMMENCING  BACHELORS. 

First  Class. 
Harrison,  Trin. 


1854. 
Additional.    G.  D.  Liveiiif^,  M.A.,  St  Johns. 


MIDOIiB  BACHELORS. 

First  Class.  '     Second  Class. 

1  Gibsone,       Trin.  iFleay,    Trin. 

1  TroUope,      Pemb.  \  l*Pope,  Sidney. 
l2Brittan,      Joh.       4  Smith,  Down. 


COMMKNCINO  BACHBL0R8. 

First  Class.       I      Second  Class. 
12  34  6  *Brown,CatM*.     2 .1  Brass,     Corpus. 
Walker,      Corpus. 


1855. 

Additional. 

G.  E.  Paget,  M.D.,  Cairn. 

MIDDLE  B>CHELOH5. 

COMMENCING  BACHELORS 

First  Class. 

First  Class. 

Candy,              Emm. 

Dix,             Caius. 

Second  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Scaly,                 Caius 

Bayley,        Trinitp. 
Ewen,          Joh. 

1  Diktinguiiihed  in  Chproiitrjr. 
3  Diotin^uiohed  in  MiaeralosVc 
S  DiRtingqiitaed  in  Physiology. 


(  4  Distingui»hed  in  Botany. 
I  5  Distinguished  in  Geology. 
'       <  Distinguished  in  Comparativp  Anntomy. 

22—2 


608 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


186H. 


Additional.    F.  J.  A.  Hort,  M.A.  Trinity, 


MIDDLE   BAOHELORS. 

First  Class. 
1  2  *Ninnis,  Clare. 

Second  Class. 
Burrow,  Calh. 


INCEPTINO   BACHELOaS. 

Fir  si  Class. 
I  2  4  7Ran8ome,    Caiui. 


1857. 
Additional.    G.  D.  Liveing,  M.A   St  John' 

MIDDLE    BACHELORS. 

First  Class. 


5  6  Preston. 
1  King,  H.  S. 
Whrtc, 


Emm. 
Caiui. 
Joh. 


1858. 

Additional.    W.  T.  Kingsley,  B.D.  Sidney. 

MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 

First  Class. 
4  Nottidge  Emm. 

Second  Clasn. 

5*Birdwood  Pel. 

1  Cutbill  Trin. 

1  Valentine  Joh. 

Wedderburn  Trin. 


1859. 
Additional.   W.  H.  Drosier,  M.D.  Caius. 


MIDDLE   BACHEIORS. 

First  Class. 


I24  56*Lathaint 
366  Henslow 


Caius. 
ChritVs. 


COMME^(jING    BACHELOHt,. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 
Chamber]  in  Emm. 


I860. 


Additional.    G.  D.  Liveing,  M.A.  St  Johns, 


MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 

First  Class. 

J8*Alibutt  Caius. 

Second  Class. 

3  Darroch  Trin. 

Barton  Christ  s. 

Third  Class. 

Farthing  Joh. 

Hoffman  Trin. 


1  Distinguisbed  in  Chemistiy. 

2  Distinguished  in  PlivHiologT- 

3  Di itlBifU '•*••*' '"  ReMojiv. 

4  Dii>tingui*bed  in  Comparative  Anatomy. 
6  Distinguished  in  Botany. 


COMMENCING    BACHEIURS. 

First  Class. 
24  Raban  Trin. 


A  Di^tineiiished   in  Mlnernlogy. 

7  Hon.  Fellow  of  Caius. 

8  Regius  Professor  of  Physic.    K.C.B. 

t  Downing  Professor  of  Medicine,  1 874—1894. 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


609 


Examiners 


First  Class. 
Ds  Bradford  Cath. 


Examinations  admitting  to  the  Degree  of  B.A. 

1861.    (  March'.) 

|G.  E.  Paget,  M.D.  Cuius, 
W.  H.  Miller,  M.A.  St  John's. 


J.  S.  Henslow,  M.A.  St  John's. 
G.  D.  Liveing,  M.A.  St  John's. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Barnard  Kmm. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Townsend  Trin. 


Examiners 


First  Class. 


1861.    (DkcemberI.) 

G.  E.  Pa^et,  M.D.  Cuius. 
W.  H.  Miller.  M.A.  St  Johns. 
C.  C.  Babington,  M.A.  St  John's. 
G.  D.  Liveing,  M.A.  St  John's. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Romilly 
'•Thilipson 
Shuttleworth 


Cuius. 
Cuius. 
Cuius, 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Balls  Peter's 


Wallis,  J.  H. 
Wallis.W.M. 


Joh. 
Joh. 


1862. 


(W.  H.  Drosier,  M.D.  Caius. 
W.  Hopkins,  M.A.  St  Peters. 
C.  C.  Babington,  M.A.  Si  Johns. 
G.  D.  Liveing,  M.A.  St  John's. 

First  Class. 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Blake              Caius. 

Lee                   Cuius. 

♦Cation            Joh. 

Guinness.R.W.  Joft. 

Bathurst          Trin. 

Spencer           Down. 

Ds  Prance             Trin. 
1           Bertlin             IVin.H 
\           Colby               Sidney 

Browne            Trin. 

Brady               Trin. 
1           Goodacre         Pemb. 

Examiners 


186;}. 
W.  H.  Drosier,  M.D.  Caius. 
I W.  Hopkins,  M.A.  St  Peters. 
Churchill  Babington,  B.D.  St  Johns. 
P.  W.  Latham,  M.A.  Downing. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 


Us  •Allison 
Bell 


Sidney. 
Trin.  H. 


Ds  Beck 

Joh. 

Wood,  J. 

Joh. 

Marshall 

Trin. 

Mickley 

Clare 

Crotch 

Joh. 

Third  Class. 
diokle  Corpus. 


1  By  flr«ie   of   the  Senate,   May  «4,  ia«IO,   the  first   Kxamination    cninmenced  Marrti  4,  1861. 
ibsequent  Examinations  commenced  on  the  first  Monday  in  December  till  187S  inclusive. 

2  Sir  «.  H.  Piiiiipson,  Vice-chancellor,  University  of  Durham. 


510 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


First  Class. 
Ds  *Danby  Down. 

'Bradbury  Down. 

sRankin  Trin. 

Cooper  )  Caiut. 

Strutt,  Hon.  A.J  '/Vin. 


1864. 

[P.  W.  Latham,  M.D.  Downing. 
IC.  Babington,  B.D.  St  John's. 
S,  G.  Phear,  B.D.  Emmanuel. 
W.  H.  Brown,  M.A.  Caius. 


Second  Class. 


Ds Lay ton 
Hodgson 
Darroch 
Callis 
Barclay 


Queens'. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Chambers  Trin. 

Wilson  Caiux. 

Jones  Queens' 

Berens  Trin.  H. 


Examiners 


First  Class. 


Ob  Goodman 
Hartree 
Dickson 


Pet. 

Trin. 

./oh. 


1865. 

M.J.  Berkeley,  MA.  Christ's. 
IW.  H.Stokes,  M.A.  Caius. 
W.  H.  Brown,  M.A.  Caius. 
T.  G.  Bonney,  M.A.  St  John's. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Bennett  Eniman. 

Doughty  Downing. 

Danford  \  Trin. 
Ramsbotham  S.  Caius. 
Ward,  G.  )  IVin. 
3Nevill  Ma<fd. 


Third  Class. 


Ds  Tosswill 
Lawes 


Downim/. 
Trin. 


1866. 


I  George  Murray  Humphry,  M.D.  Downing. 
^  I  Miles  Joseph  Berkeley,  M.A.  Christ's. 

l!.xAMiNERS  |  William  Houghton  Stokes,  M.A.  Caius. 

^Osmond  Fisher,  M.A.  Jesus. 


First  Clas.i. 


Ds  Earle  |  -.^ 
-Walker!  ^'^• 
liing 


Jesus. 

Sidney. 

Cuius. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Fenwick )  Trin. 

Ralfe       [  .^'q.  Caius. 

.Smart     \  Caius. 

WoUaston  Clare. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Marshall  Trin. 

Hemple  Cains. 


Examiners 


First  CIms 


1867. 


(G.  M.  Humphrv,  M.D.  Professor  of  Anatomy. 

JOsi        --   -      - 

r 


mond  Fisher,  M.A.  Jesus. 
George  Henslow,  M.A.  Chrisfs. 
Philip  Thomas  Main,  M.A.  St  Johns. 


Ds  Murray 
*Brailey 
£aton 


Corpus. 

Down, 

Trin. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Ward 
Page 

Douglas  ) 
Annmgson  f 
"'Wanklyn 


ISS. 

Third  Onss. 

Cains. 

Ds  Aikin                  Trin. 

Christ's. 

Duthie               Je.sus. 

Caius. 

Reid                   Trin. 

Caius. 

Shaw                  Gatus. 

Sidney. 

1  Downing  Professor  of  Meilicine.  3   Riithop  of  Diineilin. 

2  Sir  James  Rankin,  Barr.     M.  P.  for  HerpfortUhirp  (Leominster),  1886— 1906,  re-elected  1910. 


NATURAL   SCIENCES  TRIf^OSES. 


611 


(Osmond  Fisher,  M.A.  Jesits. 

Examiners  ^S??,'^%^^"'^«^;  ^•^.v9''l*''f- , 

Philip  Thomas  Main,  M.A.  St  Johns. 

iJohn  Buckley  Bradbury,  MB.  Down. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  ^Higgins 
2Moore 
Cory     ) 
Penny  ) 


Down. 
Cath. 
Pemb. 
Caiut. 


Third  Class. 
I)8lIolditch(B.A.)lJo/i. 
Monckton         )  Caius. 
Roe  Down. 


1869. 


r.I.  D.  Hooker,  LL.D. 

I  W.  H.  Miller,  M.A.  Professor  o/' Mineralogy. 
Examiners.!  Osmond  Fisher,  M.A.  Je&us. 
Coutts  Trotter,  M.A.  Trin. 
[John  Buckley  Bradbury,  M.B.  Down. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Watson               Queens'. 

Ds  Kilner 

Juh. 

Ds  Alliott                 femb. 

Maxwell 

King's. 

Johnson              Jesus. 

Luptou 

Trik. 

Banhauj  i           Joh. 
Colvin     ]           Trin. 

Lees 

Trin. 

Stirling 

Trin. 

Young,  A.          Caius 

Simpson 
Calbphronas 

Caius. 

Cuius. 

Examiners 


1870. 

J.  D.  Hooker,  LL.D. 

W.  H.  Flower,  Hunterian  Professor  of  Compara- 
tive Anatomy ,  Royal  College  of  Surgeons^  London , 
W.  H.  Miller,  M.A.  Professor  of  Mineralogy. 
C.  Trotter,  M.A.  Trinity. 
T.  W.  Danby,  M.A.  Downing. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

n9  3*iucks               Sid. 

Da  Lingen 

Pefnb. 

Lee                     Sid. 

Twining 

Down. 

<^Darwin               Trin. 

Pershouse 

Emm. 

*Gurney               Clare. 

Balding 

Caius. 

Buck 

Joh. 

gangster 

Caius. 

Spring 

Jesus. 

Romanes 

Caius. 

Best 

Caius. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Shapter  Caius 

Hebb  Joh. 

Lister  Caius. 

Green,  H.  W.  H.  Trin. 


I  K.O.  8  Consulting  Physician  to  Ht  Bartholomew's  Hospital. 

3  Bishop  of  Bloemfontein,  189-2—1899.  4  Sir  Francis  Darwin.     Hon.  Fallow  of  Christ'i 


612 


NATURAL   SCIENCES    TRIPOStiS. 


Examiners 


First  Class. 
Ds  *Garrod 
Lydekker 
Lewis 
Warington 


1871. 
r  F.  J.  A.  Hort,  M.A.  Trin 
C.  Trotter,  M.A.  Trin, 
P.T.  Main,  M.A.  JoA. 
J.  Morris. 
LW.H.  Flower. 
Second  Glass. 


Joh. 
Trin. 
rtoimi. 
Cuius. 


Ds  Edmunds,  W. 
Fox    1 
Read! 
iQwen 
Everard 
Maudslay 
Brewer 
Briddon 
Wigan 
Blunt 


Joh. 
Pet 

Joh. 

Doum. 

Trin. 

TrinM. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


Third  Class. 


1872. 
rCharles  C.  Babington,  M.A.,  Joh, 
C.  Trotter,  M.A.,  Tri7i. 
Examiners  \  P.  T.  Main,  M.A.,  Joh. 
\  M.  Foster,  M.A.,  Trhi. 
J.  Morris,  F.G.S. 


First  Class, 
Da  Whitmeil  Trin. 

•Saunders  )         Down. 
i2*Teall  }  Joh. 

3  Yule         )  Joh. 


Second  Class^ 

DsGaskell  i  Trin.H. 

Ranking}  Cath. 

Hebert  Caius. 


Third  Class, 

Barron  -.Caius 

Dew-Smith        J  IVin. 
Knubley  }Mag(i. 

Marshall,  W.C.  I  7'Wm. 
Smith,  J.  I  Joh. 


1873. 


Examiners 


Frederick  S.  BarflF,  M.A.,  Chi^ist' 

J.  Clerk  Maxwell,  M.A.,  Trin. 

M.  Foster,  M.A.,  Trin. 

H.  P.  Gurney,  M.A.,  Clare. 

J.  Wale  Hicks,  M.A.,  .S'/r 

J.  Morris. 

P.  H.  Pye-Smith,  M.D. 


First  Class. 

Second  CI 

ISS. 

Third  Class. 

Da  *Martin 

Christ's. 

Ds  Balderston 

i  Caius. 

Ds  Hawker)             Trin 
LightonJ             Trin 

<*Balfour 

Trin. 

Davies 

^  Joh. 

Bettany 

Caius. 

Jukes-Browne 

>Joh. 

oHartog 

Trin. 

Ogilvie 

1  Trin. 

6*Sollas 

Joh. 

Salomons 

1  Caius. 

Koch 

Juh. 

Coe        , 
Fletcher) 
Myers     1 

l^rerf 

Sidney. 
Pet. 
Trin. 
Trin. 

Caius. 

Yonge    ' 

Trin.  //. 

1  sir  Isambard  Owen.    Hon.  Fellow  of  Downing. 

2  Director  General  of  the  Geological  Survey. 

.")  DiitlnguiahPd  in  Comparative  Anatomy  and  Phyaiology. 

4  Professor  of  Animal  Moipliology,  1883. 

5  Professor  of  Zoology,  University  College,  Cork. 

6  Professor  of  Geology  in  Oxford  and  Fellow  of  University  College. 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES.  613 

1874. 

f  George  Downing  Liveing,  M.A.,  Joh,  * 

James  Clerk  Maxwell,  M.A  ,  Trin. 
Thomas  M^Kenny  Hughes,  M.A.,  Trin^ 
Examiners  ^  Henry  Palin  Gurney,  M.A.,  Clare. 

I  John  Wale  Hicks,  M.A.,  Sidney. 
Henry  Power,  F.R.C.S. 

[  P.  H.  Pye-Smith,  M.D. 


Fir&t  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds*  Marshall             Joh. 

DaBonhana-n         ^  .„ 

Ds  Strahan                Joh. 

Carpenter  \          Trin. 
CJough      1          Joh. 
i*LangTey     \Mq.  Joh. 
^Roberts     (         Clare. 
Slielly        )          Sidney. 

Eccles             \      Caius. 
\        Elliott              1  !3,  Joh. 

Kelly         (fi^    Joh. 

Syers         j        Caius. 

Hutton            (t*^  Joh. 
1        Woodd,  A.  B. '      Trin. 

Boyns                 Joh. 

Margerison)  »    Trin. 
Moore         \^    Pemb. 

\ 

Examiners 


1875. 

r  George  Downing  Liveing,  M.A.,  Joh. 

Henry  Power,  F.R.C.S. 

George  Ilolleston. 

W.  G.  Adams,  M.A,  JbA. 

Thomas  M'' Kenny  Hughes,  M.A.,  Trin. 

W.  T.  Thiselton  Dyer. 
I  Nevil  Story- Maskelyne. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  2*Vines 

Christ's. 

Ds  Bridge) 

Trin. 

Ds  Williams             Maqd. 

Jones 

Caius. 

Chr. 

Swallow               Sidney. 

3  *Lea        {  2R. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Glarkson)            Clare. 

Nail      K'/- 

Joh. 

Blakesley^ 

Kimfs. 

Crofts        1    a7„ 

Johnson  r"**^'    Caiu*. 

Stewart 

Joh. 

Foster 

Sidney. 

gS'l.rl*^- 

Down. 

Parker      >  ^^, 
StoUard    l^^*' 

Caius 

Mott        )            Trin. 

Trin. 

Queens'. 

Ogle     1  ap„         Pet. 
Trotter}^'?-        Trin. 

Underbill^ 

Pemb. 

Norman 

Down. 

Banton 

Pemb. 

Jennings 

Trin. 

BuUer 

Trin. 

1  professor  of  Physiology.     Fellow  of  Trinity  College.  ,     .      „       „„         ,~  _,  x. 

S  Dwtinguithed  in  Botany.    Sherardian  l'rofe»»or  of  Botany,  Oxford.    Hon.  Fellow  of  Chriit'i. 
8  Fellow  of  Caius  College. 


22—5 


614 


NATtJEAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


hi  the  Class  lists  after  1875  the  names  in  each  class  are  in  Alphabetical 
s      order,  and  the  subjects  are  specified  by  which  a  place  in  the  first 
class  was  obtained. 

1876. 
G.  M.  Humphry,  M.D.,  Down. 
W.  Grylls  Adams,  M.A.,  Joh. 
Nevil  Story  Maskelyne. 
w^.,,.x.,  r  o  J  W.  T.  Thiselton  Dyer. 
^^^^^^^^^^^J.Burdon  Sanderson. 

A.  H.  Garrod,  M.A.,  Joh. 
James  Devvar,  M.A.,  Pel. 
l_ William  Whitaker. 

First  Class. 
Ds  Bell  (Bot.)  Caiut. 

iEwart(Phy8iol.)  Caius. 
t  Jude  (Chem.)     Christ's. 
f  Keeping  (Geol.)  Christ's. 
Lowe  (Chem.)     Joh. 
Sell  (Chem.)        Christ's. 
2t»Shaw  (Physics)   Emm. 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Clayden              Christ's. 

D.S  Barnes 

IViti. 

Gripper               Joh. 
Lambert              Dovni. 

Black 

Caius. 

Buxton 

Trin. 

Law                      Cath. 

Caister 

Joh. 

Mathews              Christ's. 

Duncuft 

Trin. 

Phillips               Joh. 

Foxwell 

Joh. 

Pope                    Magd. 

Lloyd,  J.  H. 
McKee 

Joh. 

Stodart               Pet. 

Caius. 

Street                  Trin. 

Mitchell 

Cuius. 

Stuart                 .Toh. 

Tooth 

.Joh. 

Talbot                Joh. 

Wolfenden 

Christ's^ 

Willis                  Glare. 

t  Distinguished. 

Examiners 


1877. 
G.  M.  Humphry,  M.D.  Down. 
G.  D.  Liveing,  M.A.  Joh. 
J.  Devvar,  M.A.  Pet. 
W.  Whitaker. 
W.  T.  Thiselton  Dyer. 
W.  Grylls  Adams,  M.A.  Joh. 
J.  Burdon  Sanderson. 
^  A.  H.  Garrod,  M.A.  Joh. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

(2)  Ds  "Bower           Trin. 

Ds  Harrison             Christ's. 

Ds  Allen,  J.             Joh. 

(4)        Cullen            Christ's. 

Holthouse           Trin. 

Buckmaster        Down. 

(1)        Fenton            Christ's. 

Houghton           Joh. 

Foster                 Trin. 

(1)      ^Greaves          Christ's. 

Murton               Joh. 

Wallis                Joh. 

(2  &  3)4*  Hill               Down. 

North                 Sidney 

Weldon              Caius. 

(1)        Ohm               Emm. 

Taylor,  E.  F. 

(3)       *Sedgwick        Trin. 

Vinter                 Sidnep. 

The  numbers  indicate  the  subjects  for  knowledge  of  which  the  Candidates  are  placed  in 
the  first  class  as  follows: 

(1)    Physics,  Chemistry,  and  Mineralogy. 
('2)    Botany. 

(3)  Zoology  and  Comparative  Anatomy,  Human  Amitoniy,  and  Physiology. 

(4)  Geology. 


1  Consulting  Pliynician  to  St  Oeor^e's  Hospital. 

2  Director  of  the  Meteorological  Office.     Hon.  Fellow  of  Emmanuel. 

3  Professor  of  Botany,  Glasgow  University. 

4  MasterofDoMning,  1888— 1907. 


NATUEAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES, 


615 


1878. 


Examiners 


First  Class. 
I)s  Albright  (Chem.)    Trin. 

Allen,RJ.(Physl.)^o/<. 

Coxwell  (Hu.  An.)  Chr. 
*Haddon  (Cp.  An.)  Vhr. 

Harrison  (Physl.)  Clare. 

Jones,  H.L.(Bot.)Caz. 
*Marr  (Geology)     Joh. 

Sargant  (Physics)  Trin. 

Scott  (Chem.)         Trin. 

Stone  (Bot.)  Pet. 

Waters  (Physl.)    Vhr. 


'G.  M.  Humphry,  M.D.  Down. 

G.  D.  Liveing,  M.A.  Joh. 

T.  G.  Bonney,  B.D.  Joh. 

W.  Grylls  Adams,  M.A.  Joh. 

John  Francis  Walker,  M.A.  Sid. 

W.  T.  Thiselton  Dyer. 
LC.  J.  F.  Yule,  M.A.  (O^/). 


Second  Class. 

Tliird  Class 

Ds  Brunton 

Joh. 

Ds  Collingridge 

Chr. 

Lattev 

Joh. 

Cai. 

Legg' 

Vai. 

Pulled' 

Joh. 

Richardson 

King's 

Hutchinson 

Joh. 

Slater 

Joh. 

iKnowles 

Trin 

Schacht 

Trin 

Walters 

Joh. 

Examiners 


1879. 

TG.  M.  Humphry,  M.D.  Down. 

G.  D.  Liveing,  M.A.  Joh. 
I  T.  G.  Bonney,  B.D.  Joh. 
J  John  Francis  Walker,  M.A.  Sid. 
^  J.  W.  Hicks,  M.A.  Sid. 

W.  Garnett,  M.A.  Joh. 

F.  M.  Balfour,  M.A.  Trin. 
iC  J.  F.  Yule,  M.A.  (Oaif.) 


First  Class. 


(3)  Ds  Cutfleld 


fP'orbes 
(1)     2Garbutt 

(3)  Nail 

(4)  Reid 

(1)    «*Stuart,  C.  M. 

(1)  iHThompson 

(2)  s-Ward 
(1)       Whittara 


ChrisVs 

Juh. 

Clare 

Trin, 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Cuius 


Second  C 

UaSS. 

Ds  Anderson 

Trin. 

Boot 

Trin. 

Gibson 

Sid. 

Groom,  W. 

Mapd. 

Habershon 

Trin. 

Hurry 

Joh. 

La  Touche 

Joh. 

»Lister 

Joh. 

Trotter 

Trin. 

Third  Class. 
Ds  Bolton,  R.H.B.  Trin. 
Browne 

Capper  Trin. 

Clark  Trin. 

Dowson  Christ's 

Procter  Trin. 

Swift  Cuius 


(1)  Physics,  Chemistry,  and  Mineralogy. 

(2)  Botany. 

(3)  Zoology,  Comparative  Anatomy,  Human  Anatomy,  and  Physiology. 

(4)  Geology. 

t  Distinguished  in  Zoology  and  Comparative  Anatomy, 
tt  Distinguished  in  Physics  and  Chemistry. 


t  Sir  Lees  Knowles,  C.V.O.    M.P.  for  Salford  (West),  1886—1906. 

2  Master  at  Winchester. 

3  Head  Master  of  8t  Dunstan's  College,  Catford. 

4  Professor  of  Chemistry,  University  College  of  South  Wales,  Cardiff, 
6  Professor  of  Botany,  18»6— 1906. 


616 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


1880. 
fW.  H.  Gaskell,  M.A.  Trin. 
Examiners  JG.D.Livemg,M.A.Jo/t. 


/w.  a. 
)g.d. 
ix.  G. 

(W.  H. 


Bonney,  B.D.  Joh. 
Flower,  F.R.S. 


P.  T.  Main,  M.A.  Joh. 
J.  W.  Hicks,  M.A.  Sid. 
W.  Garnett,  M.A.  Joh. 
F.  M.  Balfour,  M.A.  Trin. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

(3)Ds*Caldwell 

Caius 

Ds  Bull 

Caius 

(1) 

^tFleming 

Joh. 

Collins 

Caius 

(1) 

*Hart,  S.  L. 

Joh. 

Davies 

Trin. 

1 

*Heycock 

King's 

Herries 

Trin. 

(2) 

Hillhouse 

Trin. 

M-'Cubbin 

(2) 

ttHoffmeister 

Caius 

Morris 

Caius 

(3) 

Pigeon 

Christ's 

I'^Newall 

Trin. 

(3) 

Shaw 

Sid. 

Wrigley 

Joh. 

Ttiird  Class. 

Ds  Bostock 

Pemb. 

Castle 

Trin. 

Dill,J.  F.  G. 

Caius 

Groom 
2Hewitt 
Jose 
Lilburne 
Mackern 
NichoUs 
Owen 
Roberts 
Roe 
Spicer 


spi 
Vii 


iney 
White-Cooper 


Magd. 

Christ's 

King's 

Clare 

Caius 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Down. 

Caius 

Down. 

Trin. 


Examiners 


P.  T.  Main,  M.A.  Joh. 
W.  Garnett,  M.A.  Joh. 
F.  M.  Balfour,  M.A.  Trin. 
S.  H.  Vines,  M.A.  Christ's. 


Pemb. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Caius. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Bidlake  Christ's 


1881. 
W.  H.  Gaskell,  M.A.  Trin. 
T.  G.  Ronuey,  B.D.  Joh. 
M.  Watson. 
W.  J.  Lewis,  M.A.  Trin. 

First  Class.  j  Second  Class. 

(2)  Ds*Gardiner        Clare.       Ds  Bcddoes 

(3)  3»Hick8on  Down.     I  Lund 
(3)        Lewis,  E.  J.  Christ's.  Middleniiss 
(1)        Pagan  Joh.  Piggott 
(3)        Parkyn  Christ's.  Robbs 

(3)  Ritchie  Triti. 
(1)  Robb  Emm. 
(l,3)t*Samways       Joh. 

(4)  **Watts  Sidney 
(3)      *Weldon          Joh. 

(1)    Physics,  Chemistry,  and  Mineralogy, 

(3)  Zoology  and  Comparative  Anatomy,  Human  Anatomy  and  Physiology. 

(4)  Geology.  t  Distinguished  in  Physics.  ft  Distinguished  in  Botany. 

NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES.    NEW  REGULATIONS. 
A  Student  who  has  obtained  Honours  in  Part  I.  or  in  the  Mathematical 
Tripos,  may  be  a  Candidate  for  Honours  in  Part  II.  following,  pro- 
vided that  he  has  then  kept  seven  terms,  and  that  twelve  tei-ms  have 
not  passed  after  the  first  of  the  seven. 

Part  I.— June,  1881. 


Foster,  P.  B. 
Hillier 
Jacob 
Mackay 
McConnel 
sPotter 
Robinson 


(2)    Botany. 


Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Cath. 
Caius. 
Pet. 


Examiners 


First  Class. 
Daniels  Trin. 

Duncan  Caius 

Earl  Christ's 

6*Sherrington        Caiu^ 
Wilberforce       Trin. 


W.H.  Gaskell,  M.A.  Trin 
J.  Lewis,  M.A.  Trin. 
Bonney,  B.D.  Joh. 
Main,  M.A.  Joh. 

Second  Class. 
Love  Joh 


(W.B 
JW.  J, 

It.  G. 
(p.  T. 


M.  Watson. 
W.  Garnett,  M.A.  Joh. 
F.  M.  Balfour,  M.A.  Trin. 
S.  H.  Vines,  M.A.  Christ's. 

I  Third  Class. 

Holman  Joh. 

Milner  Down 


WOMEN. 

Anelay,  M.  M.   Oirton      \ 


1  Professor  of  Astrophysics.  2  M.V.O. 

8  Professor  of  Zoology,  Victoria  University,  Manchester, 

4  Professor  of  Geology,  Imperial  College  of  Science,  South  Kensington. 

5  Professor  of  Botany,  Armstrong  CoUege,  Newcastle. 

6  George  Holt  Professor  of  Physiology  at  Liverpool  University.    Hon.  Fellow  of  Caius. 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


617 


Examiners  - 


W.  H.  Gaskell,  M.D.  Trinity. 

Lord  Rayleigh,  M.  A.  Trin.,  Prof,  of  Experimental  Physics. 
R.  D.  Roberts,  M.A.  Clare. 
A.  Milnes  Marshall,  M.A.  St  John's. 
Professor  Watson. 
W.  J.  Lewis,  M.A.  Trinity,  Prof,  of  Mineralogy. 
A.  Vernon  Harcourt,  M.A.  Christ  Church,  Oxford. 
Ls.  H.  Vines,  M.A.  Christ's. 


Part  U.—June.  1882. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class, 
Daniels  Trin. 

Duncan  Cuius. 

Elarl  Christ's. 

Morrison  Christ's. 


Third  Class. 
Milner  Down. 


WOMEN. 
I        Anelaj'  Girton.       | 


Part  I.— J«m«,  1882. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

i^Adami 

Christ's. 

Andrews 

Joh. 

•■i*Bateson 

Joh. 

Bisshopp 

King's. 

Carter 

Emm. 

e^Browne 

Pemb. 

Clementson 

Joh. 

Clarke 

Caius. 

Davis 

Trin. 

Copeman 

Corpus. 

Evans 

Clare 

Corry 
Dudfield 

Cuius. 

Gibbons 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Goodman 

Joh. 

Evans 

King's. 

Graham 

Cuius. 

Fenton 

Joh. 

Ds*Harker 

Joh. 

Eraser 

Pemb. 

a^Harmer 

King's. 

Herries 

Trin. 

Head 

Trin. 

Hollond 

Trin. 

Maudsley 

Christ's. 

Ledlie 

Christ's. 

Miley 

Trin. 

Ds  Meade 

Corpus. 

Morrison 

Christ's. 

Ds  *Randell 

Pemb. 

Percival 

Trin. 

Sidebotham 

Cuius. 

^Ransom 

Trin. 

Stericker 

Clure. 

Reid 

Swain 

Emman. 

Roberts 

Joh. 

Wakefield 

Trin. 

Ds  Ryan 

King's. 

Weston 

Cuius. 

4*Shipley 

Christ's. 

Small 

Christ's. 

SThrelfall 

Cuius. 

Thompson 

Trin. 

WOMEN. 

'"     Aitken 

Oirton. 

Steedman 

Girton. 

Greenwood 

Girton. 

Turrell 

Newnh. 

Wood 

Girton. 

Third  Class. 
Anderson 
Brown 
Coombe 
Drummond 
Dumergue 
Ds  Hensley 
Le  Brocq 
Sing 
Smart 
Tebb 


Caius. 

Caius. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

Christ's. 

Christ's. 

Christ's. 

Cuius. 

Pet. 


Edge 


Girton. 


1  Formerly  Fellow  of  Jesus  College.     Professor  of  Pathology,  McGill  University,  Montreal. 

2  Director  of  the  John  Innes  Horticultural  Institution.    Professor  of  Biology,  1908 — 1910. 

3  Keeper  of  the  Department  of  Zoology,  British  Museum.  4  Master  of  Christ's  College. 
5  Hon.  Fellow  of  Caius.                                    <i  Professor  of  Arabic. 


618 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners  - 


Lord  Rayleigh,  M.A.  Trin.  Prof,  of  Experimental  Physics. 
A.  Vernon  Harcourt,  M.A.  Christ  Church,  Oxford. 
L.  Fletcher. 

J.  N.  Langley,  M.A.  Trinity. 
R.  D.  Roberts,  M.A.  Clare. 
Sydney  H.  Vines,  M.A.  Christ's. 
Alex.  Hill,  M.A.  Downing. 
-A.  Milnes  Marshall,  M.A.  St  John's. 


First  Class. 

(6)  Dsi*Bateson 
(ti)        Davis,  J.  R, 
(2)  Ds  Edmunds 

(7)  Evans 
(6)        Ci  oodnian 
(2)  Ds  *Harker 

(6)  2t*Harn)er 

(1)  Ledlie 

(2)  Ds  *Randell 

(7)  *Ransoni 
(9)   sjReid 
(4)  Ds  Roberts,  T. 
(2)  Ds  Ryan 
(7)  §  4*Sherrington 
(4)  Ds  Small 
(6)        Thompson 


(7)  Greenwood,  M. 


s. 

Second  C 

lass. 

Third  Class. 

Joh. 

Ds  Carter 

Emm. 

Hollond 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Ds  Eraser 

Pemb. 

Ds  Ibbetsf.n 

Clare. 

Joh. 

Ds  Hensley 

Christ's. 

1)3  Sing 

Christ's 

Clare. 

Herries 

Trin. 

Swain 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Love 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Maudsley 

Christ's. 

Kind's. 

Ds  Meade 

Corjjus. 

Christ's. 

Miley 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Cav. 

Joh. 

• 

King's. 

Gains. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

WOMEN. 

Girton 

Steedman,  E. 
Turrell,  S. 

Girton 
Neumham 

Edge,  A. 

Girton. 

(D    Clieniistry.  (2)    Physics. 

(4)    Geology.  .  (6)    Zoology  and  Comparative  Anatomy, 

(7)    Physiology.  (9)    Human  Anatomy  and  Physiology. 

t  Distinguished  in  Zoology  and  Comparative  Anatomy. 
X  Distinguished  in  Human  Anatomy  and  Pliysiologj', 
§  Distinguished  in  Physiology. 

Part  I.— June,  1883. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Blundstone       Christ's. 

*Acton               Joh. 

Hill,  F. 

Joh. 

Cooke,  E.  Hunt  Joh. 

Ds  Barren             Pemb. 

Macdonald 

Jesus. 

5*Fitzpatrick       Christ's. 

Bose                  Christ's. 

Maclure 

Pemb. 

e 'Green                Trin. 

Dutt                  Corpus. 

Ogilvie 

Kino's. 

Haviland          Pemb. 

Hicks 

Ransom 

Pemb. 

Hollowav         Sidney. 

Ingle 

Reeve 

Caius. 

Kerr      "          Joh. 

Jones,  H.  R.   Joh. 

Rowe 

Pemb. 

Kimmins          Down. 

"*Laurie               King's. 

Thornton 

Christ's. 

Major-Brown  Down. 

Read                 Caius. 

Webster 

Caius. 

Phillips,  R.  W.  Joh. 

Sibley                Pemb. 

Watts               Joh. 

Stevenson         Trin. 
Taylor,  J.  Scott  Joh. 
Walker            Jesus. 
Wills                Emm. 
Wilson             Joh. 

WOMEN. 

England,  A.          Newnham. 

Johns,  E.  M. 

Newnham 

Lindsay,  B.           Girton. 
Sheldon,  L.           Newnham. 

1  Director  of  tlie  John  Innea  Horticultural  Institution,     Professor  of  Biology  1908—1910. 

2  Keeper  of  the  Department  of  Zoology.  British  Museum.  8  Profesisor  of  PhysioloKy,  Dundee. 

4  George  Holt  Professor  of  Physiology  at  Liverpool  University.     Hon.  Fellow  of  Caius. 

5  President  of  Queen.s'  College. 

6  Fellow  of  Downing.     Hartley  Lecturer  on  Plant  Physiology,  l.iverpool. 

7  Professor  of  Chemistry,  Royal  Academy. 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


519 


fFrancis  Darwin,  M.A.,  Trin. 
A.  Milnes  Marshall,  M.D.,  JoJi. 
J.  N.  Langley,  yL.A..,  Trin. 

Examinees^  g;  ^  ^?^^^V^/^i,<^^«^«- 
W.  N.  Shaw,  M.A.,  Emm. 

Alex.  Hill,  M.A.,  Down. 
M.  M.  Pattison  Muir,  M.A.,  Caius. 
-L.  Fletcher. 

Part  11.— June,  1884. 


First  Class. 


i^Adanii  (Plijsiology)  Christ's 

Ds"-*Chree    (Plij'sics)  King's 

a*Green    (Botany,  Physiology)      Trin. 


Head     (Physiology) 

Ds  Andrews  Joh. 

Ds  Calver  Trin. 

Ds  Cooke,  E.  Hunt  Joh. 

Ds  Buist 
Ds  Gibbons 


First  Class. 


Trin. 


4*Laurie  (Chemistry)  Kina's 

sphillips  (Botany)  Joh. 

G*Shipley  (Zoology,  etc.)  Christ's 

'Threlfall  (Chemistry,  Physics)  Caius 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Elder  Trin. 

Kerr  Joh. 

Third  Class. 
Corpus         I 
Christ's        I 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 
Sheldon,  L,        Newnham 
Wood,  E.  E.      Qirton 


Ds  Siblev 
Ds  Watts 


Pemb. 
Joh. 


Percival 


Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Part  I.— June,  1884. 

First  Class. 

Adams 

Christ's 

Dickinson 

Emm. 

Luard                 Cath. 

Bidder 

Trin. 

Fuller,  L.  J. 

Joh. 

*Shore                 Joh. 

Carnegie 

Caius 

Gordon,  W. 

Trin. 

Wills,  H.  T.        Joh. 

Crump 

Emm. 

Hawkridge 

Clare 

Young,  F.  M.      Trin. 

Cutler 

King's 

Second  Class. 

Arkwright 

Trin. 

Douty 

King's 

Olive                  Joh. 

Barber 

Cath. 

Edkins 

Caius 

Redmayne          Trin. 

Barry 

Christ's 

Gepp 

Joh. 

Skinner              Christ's 

Bickersteth 

Trin. 

Gervis 

Trin. 

Smith,  A.  Ford  Christ's 

Cousins 

Joh. 

Harris,  F.  L. 

Caius 

Trott                  Caius 

Darlington 

Trin. 

Kemp 

Emm. 

Williams,  A.  H.Jo;?. 

Davies,  H.  R. 

Trin. 

McConkey 

Caius 

Wynne               Cath. 

Davies 

Sidney 

May 

Trin. 

•  Third  Class. 

Bain 

Joh. 

Fox 

Trin. 

Vaizey                Pet. 

Brook 

Pemb. 

Leaf,  H.  M. 

Trin. 

Weber                 Trin. 

Carey 

Emm. 

Leon 

Joh. 

Whitbv              Emm. 

Cobbett 

Trin. 

Rutherford 

Sidney 

Williamson,  H.  THn. 

Craggs 

Joh. 

Servaes 

Kiwi's 

AMugtield           Caiui 

Foster,  M.  G. 

Trin. 

Stringer 

King's 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Benson,  A.  M, 

^eumham 

Adams,  A.  M. 

Newnham 

Morrison,  S.      Newnham 

Buxton,  V.  M. 

liewnham 

Bateson,  A. 
Sargant,  E. 
Taylor,  B.  K. 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

\  Formerly  Fellow  of  Jesus  College.    Profesior  of  Pathology,  McGill  University,  Montreal. 

2  Superintendent  of  Kew  Observatory. 

3  Fellow  of  Downing  College.     Hartley  Lecturer  on  I'lant  Physiology,  Liverpool. 

4  Professor  of  Chemistry,  Royal  Academy. 

5  Professor  of  Botany,  University  (.'oilege,  N.  Wales,  Bangor. 

6  Master  of  Christ's  College.  7  Hon.  Fellow  of  Cftlui. 


620 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners  : 


M.  Foster,  M.A.,  Trin. 

A.  Milnes  Marshall,  M.D.,  Joli. 

Francis  Darwin,  M.A.,  Trin. 

J.  N.  Langley,  M.A.,  Trin. 

R.  D.  Roberts,  M.A.,  Clare. 

W.  N.  Shaw,  M.A.,  Emm. 

Alex.  Hill,  M.A.,  Dovm. 

M.  M.  Pattison  Muir,MA.,  Cai. 


W.  J.  Lewis,  M.A.,  Trin. 

Alex.  Macalister,  M.D.,  Joh. 

Arthur  Schuster. 

Henry  P.  Gurney,  M.A.,  Clare. 

J.J.  H.  Teall,  M.A.,,/oA. 

A.  Sedgwick,  M.A.,  Triri. 

Alex.  Scott,  M.A.,  Trin. 

H.  Marshall  Ward,  M.A. ,  Christ's. 


*Acton 
Ds  Eve 

i*Fitzpatrick 

Blundstone 
Ds  Cassia,  W. 
Ds  Darlington 

Fuller,  L.  J. 


(Botany) 
(Physics) 
(Physics) 

Christ's 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Joh. 


Part  11.— June,  1885. 
First  Class. 
Joh.  I  Gordon  (Physiology) 

Pemb.  "^Shore  (Physiology) 

Christ's    I    Ds  Young,  V.  M.  (Physics) 

Second  Class. 
Ds  Gepp  Joh.  1 

Ds  Jones,  H.  R.    Joh. 

Kiuiuiins  Down. 

Ds  ^Larnior  Clare       I 


Trin. 
Joh. 
Trin. 


Ds  Read  Clare 

Smith,  A.  Ford  Christ's 

Ds  Vaizey  Pet. 

Wilson,  H.      Joh. 


Barber 


First  Class. 


Third  Class, 
ath.  I 

WOMEN. 

1  Second  Class. 

I  Adams,  A.  M.      Newnham 

Benson,  A.  M.      Neumham 

I  Buxtou,  F.  M.      Newnham 


Ds  Kemp 


Emm. 


Third  Class. 
Sargant,  E.  Girton 

Taylor.  B.  K.      Girton 


Part  l.—June,  1885. 

First  Class. 

»Bury 

Trin. 

Evans (Franklen- 

^Rolleston          Joh. 

C'ouidridge 

Emm. 

i             Evans),  F.  P.  Joh. 

^  "Seward              Joh. 

Edgeworth 

Cains 

iiOliver,  F.  W,     Trin. 
Second  Class. 

Walters,  H.  G.  Trin. 

Beasley 

Jesus 

Evans,  A.  J.      Joh. 

Milnes               Down. 

Blake 

Trin. 

Hird,  W.            Trin. 

Nason                Down. 

Ds  Bowlker 

Jesus 

Hopkinson         Emm. 

Rendle              Joh. 

Ds  Chapman 

Emm. 

Howard             Trin. 

Robinson          Emm. 

Day 

Caius 

Jones,  E.  L. 

Rogers,  LI.        Joh. 

Durham 

Christ's 

Lindsay             Sidney 
Third  Class. 

Wilson-Fox      Trin. 

Cautley 

King's 

Elsmore             Christ's 

Ds  Marples            Emm. 

Ds  Cobbold 

Cuius 

CJarrett              Christ's 

Montagu-Pollock, 

Cooper 

Caius 

Ds  Gore                   King's 

Sir  F.             Trin. 

Cunninghan 

Down. 

Harper,  W.  N.  Joh. 

Pollock,  C.S.    Trin. 

Daggett 

Caius 

Hewer 

Savory              Cav. 

Daniell,G.ll.S.C'mM* 

Hicks                Cav. 

Stephens           Selwyn 

Day 

Christ's 

WOMEN. 
First  Class. 

Westcott,  F.     Pet. 

Freund,  I.           Gi 

rton                  1        Willough 

)y,  C.  A.  J.    Newnham 

Second  Class. 

Brown,  E.  M. 

Girton 

Pertz,  D.  F.  M.  Newnham 

Whitby,  L.    Newnham 

Gardiner,  M.  I.  Newnham 

Smith,  S.  M.      Newnham 

Young,  C.      Girton 

Middleton.M. 

Girton 

Dove.  E.  L. 


Third  Class. 
Lloyd.  M,  J.      Newnham     [     Stones,  E.      Newnham 


1  Presidentof  Queens' College.  2  Professor  of  Botany,  University  College,  London 

3  Hon.  Fellow  of  Emmanuel.    Professor  of  Botany. 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


521 


Examiners: 

A.Macalister,  M.D.,  Joh. 

J.  E.  Marr, 

M.A..  Joh. 

A.  S.  Lea, 

M. A.,  Caws. 

A.  Scott,  M.A.,  Trin. 

G.D.  Liveing,M.A.,Jo/«. 

H.  M.  Ward,  M.A.,  Christ 

's. 

M.  Foster, 

M.A.,  Trin 

W.  Gardiner,  M.A.,  Clare 

J.  J.H.  Teall,M.A.,Jo/.. 

C.  A.Burghardt. 

R.  T.GIazebrook.M.A.,  Trm. 

E.  Ray  Lankester. 

W.J.  Sell, 

M.A.,  Christ's. 

A.  Schuster. 

A.  Sed^'wick.M.A.,  Trin. 

G.  D.  Thane. 

Part  l\.—June,  1886. 

First  Class. 

Ds  Carnegie 

(Chemistry)       Cuius        i        "Rollestor 

(H.  Anat.  with 

Edkins 

(Physiology)      Caius 

Physiology 
(Geology) 

Joh. 

Ilawkridge 

(Geology) 

Clare              2*Seward 

Joh. 

Hudson 

(Physics) 

Pemb.        1          Skinner 

(Chemistry) 

Christ's 

lOliver,  F.  W.  (Botany) 

Trin.         i  Ds  ^Stroud 

(Physics) 

Joh. 

Second  Class. 

Ds  Adams 

Christ's 

1         Crump              Emm. 

Evans  (Franklen- 

Bidder 

Trin. 

Evans,  A.  J.     Joh. 
Third  Class. 

;           Evans),  F.  F 
Samuels 

.Joh. 
Emm. 

Ds  ArkwrigJit 

Trin. 

1         Elrington         Jesus 

Martin,  J. 

Joh. 

Coj'le 

Joh. 

1         Leon                 Joh. 
WOMEN. 

1         Weber 

Trin. 

First  Class.                                        Second  Class. 

Frcund 

Chemistry) 

Girton           \        Bateson 

Newnham 

Part  l.—June,  1886. 

First  Class. 

Adie 

Trin. 

Gott                  Caius 

Lake 

Joh. 

Assheton 

Trin. 

Groom             Trin. 

*Melsome 

Queens' 

Baker 

Trin. 

Hall                  King's 

Moor 

Sidney 

Blandford 

Trin. 

Harris,  W.       Joh. 

Murray 

Trin. 

Carr 

Emm. 

Hawkins           Caius 

Sortain 

Christ's 

Durham 

King's 

Hill                   King's 

STurpin 

Joh. 

Easterfleld 

Clare 

Hird,  F.            Trin. 

Welsford 

Caius 

Ds  Gill 

Pemb. 

<*Hutchinson      Christ's 
Second  Class. 

Wilkinson 

Down. 

Battersby 

Trin. 

Fletcher           Trin. 

Nix 

Caius 

Cayley 

Pemb. 

Francis,  H.  A.  Joh. 

Norman 

Caius 

Chaplin 
Clark 

Joh. 

«*Hardy              Caius 

Notcutt 

Joh. 

Gav. 

Hardy              Jesus 

Richardson,?.  King's 

Colvin-Smit 

1  Caius 

Hart                 Clare 

Smithson 

Christ'!, 

Cowell 

Joh. 

Heywood          Trin. 
Kelsey              Trin. 

Stevenson 

Christ's 

Cropper 

Trin. 

Troutbeck 

Caius 

Crosse 

Cav. 

Ds  Kirby               Joh. 

Turner 

Caius 

Cur wen 

Joh. 

Lister               Trin. 

Uslier 

Caius 

Dewhurst 

Trin. 

Lloyd,  W.  F.   Clare 

Veale 

Christ's 

Duigan 

Christ's 

Muir                 Trin. 

Wyman 

Trin. 

Earl 

Cav. 

Third  Class. 

Allen,  J.  AV 

.    Trin.H. 

Herring            Joh. 

Smith,  H.  E. 

Caius 

Cock 

Ds  Hill,  H.  H.  L.  Joh. 

Sortain 

Caius 

Collins 

Down. 

Jameson           Caius 

Stewart 

Christ's 

Cordeux 

Caius 

Langley           Selwyn 

Surridge 

Caius 

Cregeen 

Caius 

Low                  Clare 

Syfret 

Trin.  H. 

Devereux 

Selwyn 

Metcalfe           Trin. 

Wait 

Joh. 

Dixon 

Cav. 

Mitchell           Trin. 

Wakefield 

Trin. 

Donaldson 

Caius 

Musson            King's 

WaterHeld,O.F.  Trin. 

'Garwood 

Trin. 

Richardson      Caius 

Whittam 

Caius 

Goddard 

Caius 

Riches              Caius 
WOMEN. 

Young 

Caius 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ensor             Girton 



Me  Aulay       Newnham 
Williamson     Newnham 

1  Professor  of  Botany,  University  College,  London.  %  Hon.  Fellow  of  Emmanuel.    Profeuor  of 

Botany.  3  Professor  of  Physics  in  Armstrong  College,  Newcaatle-on-Tyne. 

4  Fellow  of  Pembroke  College.  5  HeaU  Master  of  Nottingham  High  School. 

3  Tutor  of  Caius.  7  Professor  of  Geology  and  Mineralogy,  University  College,  London. 


622 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


EXAMINEBS 

Alex.  Hill,  M.D.,  Down. 
W.  J.  Sell,  M,A.,  Christ's. 
R.  r.  Glazebrook,  M.A,,  Trin. 
A.  Sedfrwick,  M.A.,  Trin. 
John  E.  Marr,  M.A.,  ,7o/i. 
Walter  Gardiner,  M.A.,  Clare. 
A.  S.  Lea,  Sc.D.,  Cains. 
J.  H.  Poynting,  Sc.D.,  Trin. 


H.  Gadow,  M.A.,  King's. 
G.  D.  Thane. 
Charles  A.  Burghardt. 
Henry  A.  Miers. 
Gerald  F.  Yeo. 
H.  E.  Roscoe. 
Chas.  Lapworlh. 
Isaac  Bayley  Balfour. 
1887. 


Adie  (Cliemistry) 

C'ouldridge  (Chemistry) 
Durliaui  (Physiology) 
Edgeworth  (Physiology) 


Blake 
Ds  Campbell 
Day,  A.  W. 


Trin. 

Corpus 

Cuius 


Cowell 


First  Class. 


Part  II. — June 

First  Class. 
Trin.  Lake 

Emm.  Ds*Melsonie 

Christ's       I  Rendle 

Cuius  I  Turpiii 

SecontI  Class. 
Durham  Kin<j's 

Fletcher  Triii. 

Groom  Trin. 

Third  Class. 
Joh.  I  Ds  Dolby 

WOMUN. 

Second  Class.  I 

Gardiner,  M.  I.    Neivnham.  \ 

Part  I.— Jane,  1887. 


(Geology) 
(Physiology) 
(Botany) 
(Chemistry) 


Hird,  F. 
Ds  Roberts,  H. 


Joh. 
Queens' 
Joh. 
Joh. 


Trin. 
A. Cains 


Emm. 


Third  Class. 


First  Class. 

1*  Anderson 

Caius 

Elliott 

Christ's 

i        -iTennant 

Cuius 

Barber 

Christ's 

Francis 

Kino's 

Turner,  F 

M.    Trin. 

Colbeck 

Caius 

Fry 

King's 

VVaggett 

Pemb. 

d'Albuquerq 
2*Dufton,  S.  F 

ueJoh. 

Grabham 

Joh. 

Wagstaif 

Sidney 

Trin. 

Groom 

Joh. 

Williams 

Caius 

Duftou,  A. 

Richardson        Kinii's 

Second 

Class. 

Batten 

Trin. 

Ilartin 

Down. 

Rice 

Cuius 

Bodington 

Cuius 

Haydon 

Caius 

Shaw 

Kinfl's 

Campbell 

H.  Cuv. 

Ds  Hay  ward 

Sidney 

Stabb 

Caius 

Cargill 
Carling 

Jesus 

Herbert 

Caius 

Staines 

Sidney 

Joh. 

Ds  Joseland 

Christ's 

Stephens 
Stubbs 

Caius 

Carus-Wilson    Pemh. 

Kellett 

Joh. 

Trin. 

d'Arey 

Cuius 

Ds  Kingdon 

Christ's 

Sutton 

Clare 

Davies 

Cuius 

Lambert,  S. H.  A.  Jo*. 

Ds  Watts 

Queens' 

Elllis,  J.  R. 

Trin. 

Lazarus-H 

arlow  Down. 

Wessels 

Kino's 

Ellis 

Cath. 

Martlev 

Trin. 

West 

Joh: 

Evans,  T.  H 

Joh. 

Ds  Owen 

Sidney 

Wilks 

Cuius 

Hale 

King's 

Parkes 

Emm'. 

Wright,  A 

E.    Trin. 

Hall 

Caius 

Percival 

Joh. 

Wright.  J. 

C.    Joh. 

Handson 

Caius 

Pryce 
Third 

Pemb. 

Class. 

Ds  BarflF 

Trin.H. 

Felce 

Jesus 

Manby 

Christ's 

Beauchamp 

Cuius 

Gillett 

Sidney 

Newman 

Caius 

Berkeley, G.H.A.C.  Cat. 

GiUibrand 

Queens' 
Trin. 

Parry 

Joh. 

Bindloss 

Joh. 

Greig 

Pilcher 

Clare 

Brindley 

Joh. 

Harrison. 

S.  N.7V//(. 

Pope 

H.  Cuv. 

Brown 

H.  Selw. 

Heward 

Joh. 

Richards 

Down. 

Craig 

Cuius 

Home 

Clare 

Salt 

Trin. 

Crosskev 

Trin. 

Howard 

Kimi's 

Smith,  H. 

A.     Trin. 

England,  H. 

Cuius 

Latter 

remit. 

WOMJEN. 

First  Class. 

Field,  E.  E. 

Newnham  \ 

Flaycll,  A.  J. 
Second 

Newnham   \ 
Class. 

Smith,  M.  M. 

Newnham 

Fortey.  I.  C. 
Saunders,  E.  R. 

Newnham 

Sewell,  M.  A. 

Newnham  \ 

Vinter,  J.  C. 

Oirton 

Newnham 

Skeat,  C.  L. 

Newnham 

Third 

Cluss. 

Kirkman,  W. 

M.        Girton. 

1  Master  of  Caius.  2  One  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Secondary  Schools.  3  HuUean  Lecturer,  1901. 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


523 


EXAMINEBS  : 


Alex.  Hill,  M.D.,  Down. 
W.  H.  Gaskell,  M.D.,  Trin. 
Gerald  F.  Yeo. 
Heni-y  E,  Armstrong. 
T.  W.  Danby,  M.A.,  Down. 
J.  J,  Thomson,  M.A.,  Trin. 
W.  Grylls  Adams,  M.A.,  Joh. 
Sydney  H.  Vines,  Sc.D.,  ChrisVs. 
Paht  II. 


H.  M.  Ward,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

John  Cleland. 

H.  Gadow,  M.A.,  King's. 

W.  F.  R.  Weldon,  M.A.,  Joh. 

H.  J.  H.  Fenton,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

H.  A.  iMiers. 

Chas.  Lapworth, 

Alfred  Harker,  M.A.,  Joh. 

June,  1888. 
First  Class. 


Da  i*Anderson  (Pliysiology) 

Caius 

Fry 

(Botany) 

King's 

Barber        (Botany)              Christ's 

2*Hardv 

(Zoology) 

Caius 

Ds  D'Arcv        (Physics)              Caius 

3*Hutchinson  (Chemistry) 

Christ's 

Ds  Francis        (Human  Anat. 

and  Physiology)   King's 

Secona 

Class. 

Ds  Brindley                Joh. 

Harris,  V 

Joh. 

Shaw 

King's 

Easterlield             Clare 

Ds  Milward 

Pemb. 

Ds  Stephens 

Caius 

Ds  Eggar                     Trii}. 

Ds  Percival 

Joh. 

Ds  Waggett 

Pemb. 

Ds  Ellis                       Cath. 

Rice,  C.  E.           Caius 

Ds  Whittam 

Caius 

Evans,  T.  H.         Joti. 

Ds  Searle 

Pet. 

Wright,  A. 

E.     Trin. 

Ds  Gott                     Caius 

, 

Third  Class. 
Davies  Caius        \      Ds  Osborn       Emm. 

WOMEN. 

Sanders,  E.  R.  (Physiology)  Newnham  \  Smith,  M.  M.  Newnham  \  Fortey,  I.  C.  Newnham. 


Part  l.—June, 

1888. 

First  Class. 

Baily 
Daniel 

Joh. 

Locke 

Joh. 

Simpson,  H. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Long 

Caius 

Smith,  H. 

Trin. 

Falkener 

King's 

^Morrell 

Caius 

Smith,  W.  A 

.  L.  Trin. 

^Hankin 

Joh. 

Newstead 

Christ's 

Ds  Thornton 

Christ's 

*Horton-Sniith 

Joh. 

Perkins 

Emm. 

inVhetham 

Trin. 

J  ones 

Kino's 

Piiear 

Trin. 

Wilkinson, 

G.,  Jun. 

Langdon-Down.R.  Trin. 

Schott 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Second  Class. 

Abram 

Caius 

Fooks 

Jesus 

Purdie 

Pet. 

Baines,  E. 

Caius 

(iodson,  A.  H. 

Joh. 

Rolfe 

Clare 

Binnie 

Trin. 

Gornall 

Cath. 

Rowland 

Caius 

Briggs 

Clare 

(rrimsdale 

Caius 

Schneider 

Emm. 

Ds  Browne,  .J.  E. 

Sidney 

Ds  .Jones 

Corpus 

Shaw 

Joh. 

Ds  Bryant 

Pemb. 

Lea 

Caius 

Vigurs 

H.  Cav. 

Cooper- Pa  ttin 

Jesus 

Paterson 

Trin. 

Warburton 

Christ's 

Fison 

Trin. 

Peck,  E.  S. 

Christ's 

Willis 

Floyd 

Clare 

Price,  J. 

Third  Class 

Joh. 

Belben 

Christ's 

Fosbery 

Morris 

Trin. 

Best 

H.  Cav. 

Frith 

Trin. 

Pridham 

Caius 

Bird 

Christ's 

Gillam 

H.  Cav. 

Robertson 

Joh. 

Budden 

Caius 

Hales 

Clare 

Roper 

Clare 

Burn 

THn. 

Hart 

Jesm 

Thomas,  C. 

N.     Trin. 

Calthrop,  G. 

Caius 

Hodson 

Joh. 

'I'ickell 

Trin. 

Carrutliers,  A.R  Christ's 

H  albert 

Trin. 

V inter 

Caius 

Cory 

Lucas 

Trin. 

>Vanklyn 

Caius 

Dobie 

Caius 

Mcintire 

Christ's 

Wilkinson,  G., 

sen.  Emm. 

Dorman 

Clare 

Ds  Marsli 

Clare 

Williams,  E 

C.  Christ's 

Drake 

Clare 

Maxwell 

Joh. 

Williamson,  O. 

K.  Trin. 

Fisher 

Caius 

Mond 

WOMEN 

Pet. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ackroyd,  L. 

Newnham 

Borchardt,  H.  M.  Newnham 

Beard,  M.  S.  M 

.  Newnham 

Alford,  D. 

Oirton 

I'^irth,  E.  1.            Newnham 

VMlman,  M. 

Newnham 

Earp,  A.  G. 

Newnham 

Hay,  B.  J.            Newnham 

Howell,  L.  11. 

Girton 

Vavasseur,  C.  E.  Oirton 

Kennedy,  M. 

Girton 

I  Master  of  Caius. 

2  Tutor  o 

r  Catus.           3  Fellow  of  Pembrok 

s  CoUege.          4  Tutor  of  Trinity. 

524 


NATURAL   SCIENCES   TRIPOSES. 


Examiners  : 


Alex  Hill,  M.D.,  Down. 
W.H.  Gaskell,  M.D.,  Trin. 
W.  GryUs  Adams,  M.A.,  Joh. 
Francis  Darwin,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
W.  N.  Shaw,  M.A.,  Emm. 
H.  J.  H.  Fenton,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
W.  J.  Lewis,  M.A.,  Trin. 
H.  Marshall  Ward,  M.A.,  Christ's 
Part  II. 


W.  W.  Watts,  M.A.,  Sid. 
W.  F.  R.  Weldon,  M.A.,  Joh 
Alfred  Barker,  M.A.,  Joh. 
S.  F.  Harmer,  M.A.,  King's. 
N.  Story-Maskelyne. 
William  A.  Tilden. 
John  Cleland. 
Wm.  Stirling. 
June,  1889. 


Baily  (Physics) 

d'Albuquerque  (Cheniistrv)  Joh. 
Ds  Daniel         (H.  Anat.  with"  Fliys.)  Tr 


First  Class. 
Joh.  *Hanlvin  (Pliysiologv)  Jo^. 

tHorton-Smith  (Phys.  and  h. 

Anat.  with  Phys.)    Joh. 


i^Dufton,  S.  P. 

(Chemistry)  Trin.                    Locke 

(Physiology)  Joh. 

Elliott 

(Chemist 

ry)  Christ's         Ds  Tennant 

(Chemistry)    Caius 

Groom 

(Geology)      Joh.                   ^*Whetham          (Physics)" 

Trin. 

Second  Class. 

Ds  Cole 

Emm.         1         Parkes 

Emm. 

Ds  Falkener 

King's         •  Ds  Phear 

Trin. 

Ds  Langdon-Down,  R. 

Trin.           1         Turner,  F.  M. 

Trin. 

Third  Class. 

Cooper-Pattin 

Jesus            Ds  Kitcliin 

Pemb. 

Ellis,  J.  R. 

Trin.            Ds  Martyn 

Caius 

Ds  Fison 

Trin.                   Paterson 

Trin. 

Ds  .Jones,  H.  S. 

Christ's        Ds  Potter 
t  Distinguished  in  Physiology. 

Christ's 

WOMEN. 

Third  Class. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Earp,  A.  G. 

Newnham 



Ackroyd,  L.           Newnham 

Vavasseur,  C.  R   Girton 

Part 

I.— June,  1889.     First  Class. 

Beddard 

Trin. 

1         Hewitt               Joh. 

Rolleston 

Kinu's 

*Blackman 

Joh. 

!         Lehfeldt            Joh. 

Spivev 
Thomas 

Trin. 

Bottouiley 

Cains 

;         Luce                   Christ's 

Sid. 

Cole 

Christ's 

Peters                Caius 

:'-Wood 

Caius 

de  Havilland 

Pet. 

Reynolds            Trin. 

Woods 

Joh. 

Glover,  L.  G. 

Joh. 

Second  Class. 

Attlee,  J. 

Joh. 

Goldsmith          Caius 

Mundella 

Joh. 

Barnes 

Pemb. 

Grtinbaum         Caius 

Pulford 

Trin. 

Broadbent 

Trin. 

Hale,  H.  O.        Trin. 

Senior 

tr' 

Brookshank 

Trin.H. 

Harvey,  A.  G.  Joh. 

Sevestre 

Bruce 

Pet. 

Herbert              Kinq's 

Stone,  F.  J 

Kinq's 

Buttar 

Pemb. 

Hoffnieister, 

Swainson 

Christ's 

Crofton- Atkins  Clare 

H.  E.  W.        Cains 

Thompson, 

A.  C.  Joh. 

Dodgson 

Emm. 

Hogg                   Sidney 

Todd,  T. 

Clare 

Eck 

Pet. 

Kynaston           King's 

Treadgold 

Dawn. 

Edge 

King's 

Law                   Christ's 

Watkins 

Caius 

Finch 

Trin. 

Lister                 Tnn. 

Wilson,  A. 

H.  Christ's 

Gillett 

King's 

Mercer              Caitis 

Windsor 

Emm. 

Gillett 

Pet. 

Monro,  C.  G.     Caius 
Third  Class. 

Alston 

Clare 

Hayes                Sidney 

Menzies 

Jesus 

Atkinson 
Banks 

Clare 
Trin. 

Heppoll               t'a/M.s- 

Ds  Morgan 
NeiU,  C. 

Emm. 
Cuius 

Bartraui 

Joh. 

Hill                     Trin. 

Petyt 

Christ's 

Bower 

Trin. 

Hyson                 Pemb. 

Poole 

Cath. 

Brunner 

Pemb. 

Ivatt                   Christ's 

Read 

H.  Cav. 

Carr 

Trin. 

James                Caius 

Saw 

Trin. 

Chappel 

Cains 

Jerrard              Caius 

Sharp 

Caius 

Cooper,  C.  E. 

Caius 

Joyce                  Queens' 

Smith,  T.  R 

H.  Trin. 

Cotter 

Trin. 

Langdon-Down,  P.  Trin. 

Smith,  E.  A 

C.  Caius 

Dodson 

Down. 

Lawrence           King's 

Stallard 

Sid. 

Evans 

Emm. 

Leaf                   Trin. 

Stewart,  S. 

M.  Queens' 

Field,  G.  H. 

Clare 

Lewis,  C.  E.  M.  Joh. 

Thompson.G. 

W.  Christ's 

Fish 

Christ's 

Macfie                Caius 

Ds  Watt 

Trin. 

First  Class. 
Elliot,  A.  I.  M.      Newnham 
Martin-Leake,  L.  Girton 
Mitcliell  M.  O.      Newnham 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Alcock,  R.  Newnham 

Lloyd,  B.  Newnham 

Newton,  L.  Newnham 


Third  Clans. 
Bentley,  S.  Newnham 


Gibbon,  A.  G. 
Willett,  F.  E. 


Girton 
Newnham 


1  One  or  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Secondary  Schools, 
8  Drapers  Professor  of  Agriculture. 


2  Tutor  of  Trinity. 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


525 


EXAMINKKS; 


Alex  Hill,  M.D.,  Dovm. 

Ch.  S.  Sherrington,  M.A.,  Cuius. 

G.  D.  Liveing,  M.A.,  Joh. 

W.  J.  Lewis,  M.A.,  Trin. 

W.  N.  Shaw,  M.A.,  Emvi. 

Francis  Darwin,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

W.  W.  Watts,  M.A.,  Sid. 

S.  F.  Harmer,  M.A.,  Kiiufs. 


A.  H.  Green,  M.A.,  Cuius. 

E.  Kay  Lankester,  M.A.,  Oxford. 

D.  H.  Scott,  M.A.,  Oxford. 

Wm.  Stirling. 

William  A.  Tilden. 

Bertram  C.  A.  Windle. 

G.  Carey  Foster. 

L.  Fletcher. 


Pakt  1\.—Ju,ne,  1890. 


First  Class. 

Ds  Beddard 

(Zoology) 

Trin. 

Ds  Reynolds 

(Zoology) 

Trin 

Hewitt 

(Chemistry)        Joh. 

Schott 

(Chemistry)    Trin. 

Lehfeldt 

(Physics) 

Joh. 

Smith,  W 

A.L.  (Physiologj)     Trin. 

*Morrell 

(Chemistry)        Caius 

Woods 

(Geology) 

Joh. 

Newstead 

(Zoology) 

Christ's 

Second  Class. 

James,  H.  L. 

Caius      i         Price,  J. 

Joh. 

Jones 

King's              Shaw 

Joh. 

Mundella 

Joh. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Banks 

Trin.          Ds  Murray 

Christ's 

Ds  de  Havilland 

Clare               Schneider 

Emm. 

Pet.                  Windsor 

Emm. 

WOMEN. 

¥irsl  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Martin-Leake,  L. 

Alcock,  R. 

Newnham 

(Botany)  Girton 

Mitchell,  M.  O. 

(Botany)  Newnham 

Pakt  I.— June,  1890. 

First  Class. 

Ds  lAshford 

Trin. 

French 

Stewart 

Christ's 

Beggs 

Sidney 

Hutchinson,  A.  Trin. 

Whichello 

Sidney 

-Capstick 
CufT 

Trin. 

Krishnan            Christ's 

Whipple 

Joh. 

Joh. 

:      ^McBride              Joh. 

*Wilson 

Sidney 

Falkner 

Trin. 

Slade                  Sidney 
Second  Class. 

Woodd,  C.  H. 

B.  Trin. 

Baker 

Joh. 

Fenton                Caius 

Masterman 

Christ's 

Bird 

Emm. 

Gibbins              Kind's 

Penny 

Pet. 

Bolus 

Jes. 

Harris,  W.J.     Christ's 

Smith,  G.  G. 

H.  Cav. 

Bottomley 

King's 

Heaton                Trin. 

Smith,  T.  M. 

Down. 

Brunner 

Caius 

Hewitt,  H.  B.     Clare 

Theobald 

Joh. 

Bull 

ret. 

HoUis                 Sidney 

Tindall 

Pet. 

Bumsted 

Joh. 

Lee                     Clare 

Ward 

Trin. 

English 

Christ's 

Leese                  Pet. 
Third  Class. 

Willson,  H.  S 

.    Emm. 

Allen 

Christ's 

Grove                  Sidney 

Richards,  W.  G.  Christ's 

Appleyard 

Emm. 

Kirby,  R.  A.       Trin. 

Russell 

Down. 

Barrett,  S.  E. 

Caius 

Locket                 Christ's 

Slater 

Caius 

Buchanan 

Joh. 

Luling                 Trin.H. 

Sworder 

King's 

Carter 

Caius 

MacDonald         Christ's 

Tatham 

Cairn 

Christopherson  Cuius 

Major                  Trin. 

Taylor,  G.  C. 

Christ's 

Collcutt 

Caius 

Master                Caius 

Turner 

H.  Cav. 

Collis 

H.  Selw. 

Ormerod             Trin. 

Ds  Walker 

Queens' 

de  Candole 

Christ's 

Peck                    Trin. 

Webb 

Clare 

Delbruck 

King's 

Pile                    Sidney 

Whitelev 

Garratt 

Trin. 

Ransoms             Trin. 
WOMEN, 

Windsor 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Dale,  E. 

Girton 

Gardiner,  S.  A.     Newnham 

Coignou,  C. 

Newnham 

Martyn,  H.  M. 

Newnham 

Whitting,  F.  G.     Newnham 

Hardie,  M. 

Girton 

Tebb,  M.  C. 

Girton 

Wise,  G.  M.           Newnham 

Quelch,  T. 
Serjeant,  A.  M. 

Newnham 
Girton 

Webb,  M.  B. 

Newnham 

1  Head  Master  of  the  Dartmouth  Naval  College.    M.V.O. 


NATURAL 


Alex.  Macalister,  M.D.,  Joh. 

Bertram  C.  A.  Windle. 

G.  D.  Liveing,  M.A.,  Joh. 

J.  Emerson  Eeynolds. 

R.  T.  Glazebrook,  M.A.,  Triti. 

G.  Carey  Foster. 

Arthur  E.  Shi{)ley,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

E,  Ray  Lankester, 

Part  II 


SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 

Examiners  : 

Lewis  Shore,  M.D.,  Joh. 

C.  S.  Sherrington,  M.A.,  Caius. 
J.  R.  Green,  M.A.,  Trin. 

D.  H.  Scott. 

John  E.  Marr,  M.A.,  Joh. 
A.  H.  Green,  M.A.,  Cains. 
Henry  Palin  Giirney,  M.A,,  Clare. 
L.  Fletcher. 

June,  1891. 


First  Class. 

*Klackman 

(Botany)        Joh.               i*MacBride     (Zoolojrv.  Botanv)    Joh. 

Bottomley  (H.  Anat.with  Phys.)  Cuius           8pivev 

(Chemistry)          Trin. 

t*Capstick 

(Chem.,  Physics)    Trin.       [    Ds  Whichello            (Botany)            Sid. 

Ds  Krislinan 

(Chem.,  Botany)     Christ's         2*\Vood,  T 

B.      (Chemistry)          Cuius 

Kynaston,  H.        (Geology)      Kinp's 

Second  Class. 

Ds  Collcutt 

Cains 

1         Peters                Cuius 

1   Ds  Smith,  T.  Manners 

Cuff 

Joh. 

\   Ds  Schmitz             Joh. 
Third  Class. 

1                                   Down. 

Ds  Clark 

Sid. 

1  Ds  Theobald           Joh. 

1   DsWhiteley 

Grunbaum 

Cams 

\   Ds  Troup                Pemh. 
WOMEN. 

1 

First  Class. 

I              Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Elliott,  A.  I.  M. 

1  Dale,  E.                 Gtrton 

Gardiner,  S.  A.     Newnham 

(Zoology) 
Tebb,  M.  C. 
(Physiology) 

Newnham 

1  Martyn,  H.  M.      Newnham 

Whitting,  F.  G.    Newnham 

Girton 

t  Distinguished  in  Chemistry  and  in  Physics. 

Part  I.— June,  1891. 

First  Class. 

Brownsword      Down. 

Keeble               Caius 

Todd                  Clare 

Burkill 

Caius 

!       *Moore,  D.  H.     Trin. 

Villy                  Joh. 

Colby 

King's 

Murphy             Caius 
1         Reed                   Trin. 

Watson,  B.W.  Clare 

Cook,  A.  R. 

Trin. 

*Widdiconibe      Down. 

*Eichholz 

Emm. 

Taylor                Emm. 

Second  Class. 

Bennett 

Joh. 

^Harris                Clare 

Ormerod            H.  Selw. 

Ds  Bennett 

Queens' 
Caius 

Harris,  W.J.    CaiiM 

Purvis                Joh. 

Blumfeld 

Hayward            Clare 

Richards            Sid. 

Bowes 

Cuius 

Henderson         Joh. 

Sandall              Joh. 

Burton 

Kimi's 

Hunter               H.  Cav. 

Sell                     Caius 

Cameron,  J. 

A.  Joh. 

Ds  Hutchings         H.  Selw. 

Swift                  Down. 

Cheadle 

Trin. 

Killick                Trin. 

Ds  Tripp                  Caius 

Ds  Crosthwaite,  R.  Pemb. 

Laurie                King's 

Trotman            Joh. 

Ds  Denmead 

Emm. 

McCarthy           Caius 

Ward,E.F.C.   Sid. 

Ds  Gardiner 

Christ's 

Martyn,  G.  J.  K.  Caius 

Weller               Christ's 

Goodman 

Joh. 

Mathew              Trin.  H. 

Wrightson,  R.  G.   Trin. 

Guinness 

Caius 

Olliver               Trin. 
Third  Class. 

Allen 

Kind's 

Davies,  L.  G. 

Mackenzie         Cuius 

Ds  Atkinson 

Trin. 

Fayrer               Trin. 

Marriott,  C.  E.  Clare 

Barclay 

Trin.H. 

Gamer              Emm. 

Marshall            Cuius 

Bartlett 

Hayne                Caius 
Hofmeyr            Trin.  H. 

Milward             Clare 

Bates 

Queens' 

Muntz                 Trin. 

Bellhouse 

Trin. 

Hood                 //.  Cav. 

Parkinson          Christ's 

Berry 

Kind's 

Hopkins,  C.L.    Caius 

Powell,  LI.          Trin. 

Blaydes 

Kin'p's 

Hutchinson,  F.  A.  S.  Trin. 

Powell,  M.  C.     Trin. 

Boake 

Caius 

Jesse                  H.  Selw. 

Read                  Emm. 

Borcherds 

Caius 

Key                    Emm. 

Reece                 Down. 

Candler 

H.  Selw. 

King.  T.  P.        Joh. 
Lewis,  F.  H.      Joh. 

Ds  Sheppard,  H.  N.  Trin. 
Sparks                Caius 

Cornwall 

Trin. 

Cowan 

Kinff's 

Ds  Longfield           Corinis 

Trethewy           Caius 

Daniel 

Emm. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Abbott,  E.  C.  J. 

Newnham 

Annesley,  S.          Girton 

Clarke,  B.              Newnham 

Durham,  F.  M.     Girton 

Fletcher,  A.  M.    Girton 

Luke,  M.  A.           Girton 

Lewin,  O.  M.  S.      Girton 

Macdonald,  E.       Girton 

Storrar,  S.  A.        Newnham 

Mead,  E.  A.          Newnham 

Walmsley,  M.       Newnham 

Wright,  E.             Girton 

1  Professor  of  Zoology,  Imperial  College  of  Science,  South  Kensington. 
3  Braoers  Professor  of  Agriculture. 


NATURAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


527 


Alexander  Macalister,  M.D.,  Jvh. 
W.  T.  ThiseltoTi-Dyer. 
J.  R.  Green,  M.A.,  Trin. 
J.  E.  Marr,  M.A.,  Joh. 
Lewis  Shore,  M.A.,  Juh. 
John  G.  M'Kendrick. 
L.  Fletcher. 

Henry  Palin  Gurney,  M.A.,  Clare. 
Part  II. 


Examiners: 


I    A.  Milnes  Marshall,  M.D.,  Joh. 
1    Arthur  E.  Shipley,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

R.  T.  Glazebrook,  M.A.,  Triii. 

A.  W.  Reinold. 

J.  Emerson  Reynolds. 

G.  D.  Liveing,  M.A.,  Joh. 

Arthur  Thomson. 

J.  J.  H.  Teall. 
-June,  1892. 


First  Class. 

Ds  ^Eichholz  (Phj 

•siology(l)  and  Human 

ViJly  (Physiology  and  Zoology)  Joh 

Anatomy  with  Physiology)  Emm. 

Wliii.ple 

(Botany) 

Joh. 

llutcliinson,  A 

.   Physiology)  Trin. 

Ds*Widdicombe  (Phys'iolouv) 

Down. 

Ds  Reed           (Geology) 

Trin. 

*Wilson 

(Physics) 

Sidney 

Second  Class. 

Ds  Brownsword 

Down. 

Laurie                Kind's 

Ds  Todd 

Clare 

Ds  Burkill,  I.  H. 

Caius 

Masterman        Christ's 

Trotman 

Joh. 

Ds  Colby 

Kino's 

Ds  Taylor                Emm. 
Third  Class. 

JBaker 

Joh. 

Carter                Cains 

Ds  Mathew,  G.  1 

'.   Trin.H. 

Brunner 

Cuius 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Abbott,  !<:.  C.  J.     Neicnham 
Durham,  F.  M.     (Virion 
Fletcher,  A.  M.     Girton 
Macdonald,  E.       Girton 
Mead,  E.  A.          Newnham 
(1)  Distinguished  in  Physiology. 

Part  l.—June,  1892. 
First  Class. 



.Vllliusen 

Jes. 

.Jackson,  T.  L.  Joh. 

Rowland 

Down. 

Bagshawe 

Cains 

Lea,  J.                Caius 

Silberrad 

PeL 

Brown,  W.  L. 

Joh. 

i^M-^Dougall         Joh. 

Smith, S.W.J.    Trin. 

Bryant,  .J.  F. 

Clare 

Martin               Pet. 

Spencer 

Sidney 

Cooper 

Emm. 

Myers                 Caius 

Tod 

Trin. 

Dean 

Down. 

Mvers                 Sidnr// 

Watson 

Trin. 

*Duckworth 

Jesus 

Phillips,  L.C.  P.  C'a?M* 
Second  Class. 

Wright 

Sidney 

Atkins 

Caius 

Hobday              Christ's 

Ds  Ransford 

Jesus 

Barker 

Emm. 

Hudson              Emm. 

Renshaw 

Trin. 

Biss 

King's 

Ds  Hyett                 Emm. 

Roberts 

Christ's 

Brockbank 

Christ's 

Judd 

Robinson 

Emm. 

Ds 'Charles 

Trin.H. 

Madeley             Emm. 

Scott,Hon.G.H.  Trm. 

Edwards,  G.  L. 

Trin. 

Martineau          Trin. 

Smith,  J. 

Jesus 

Evans 

Trin. 

Mercer,  C.E.E.  Pemb. 

Thomas 

Christ's 

Gaskell,  L.  S. 

Christ's 

Milsome*            Trin. 

Thomson 

Christ's 

Gordon 

King's 

Muir                  Kinq's 

Williams 

Clare 

Gough 

Emm. 

Munby               Christ's 

Wright 

Emm. 

Ilaslam 

Caius 

Ds  Phillips,  E.  J.  A.  Je*tw 
Third  Class. 

Ds  Ainslie 

Cains 

Godson,  F.  A.    Joh. 

Pearce 

Trin. 

Allan 

Cairn 

Gutch,  J.           Christ's 

Pentreath 

Queens' 
Trin. 

Armitage 

Trin. 

Hanks                Sidney 

Preece 

Barry 

Trin. 

Hayward           Caius 

la'"" 

Christ's 

Blatchford 

Sidneg 

Heywood           Emm. 

Caius 

Blundell 

Joh. 

Hughes              Christ's 
Hutchinson,  L.  T.  R.  Trin. 

Stewart 

Emm. 

Bousfield 

Caius 

Townsend 

Clare 

Burnett 

Joh. 

Julian               Pet. 

Turner 

Emm. 

Clarke,  A.  V. 

Caius 

King8ford,R.L.  Joh. 

Tyson 
Ds  Ward,  F.  L. 

Caius 

1  >s  Conder 

Trin. 

Lance                King's 

Sidmy 

Crum 

Trin. 

Maturin             Caitis 

Ward,  A.  B. 

H.Selw 

Dashwood,C.E 

.  Magd. 

Michael              H.  Selw. 

Warwick 

Caius 

Edwards,  C.  D. 

Joh. 

Muriel                Down. 

W^ills 

Caius 

Fleming 
Francklyn 

Sidney 

Nelson               Caius 

Woodhouse 

King's 

Trin. 

Ds  Nix,  P.  K.          Pemb. 

Wrightson 

Trin. 

Fraser,  J.  H. 

Joh. 

Osborn              Clare 
WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 



Bonnerjee,  N.  H.  Girton 

Aldridge,  L  A. 

Newnham 

Knight,  M.             Newnham 

Darchard,  K  R 

Newnham, 

Sedgwick,  A.  P.     Girton 

1  -Wild 

t  BMder  in  Ment 

tX  Phllowphy,  Ox 

ford. 

628 


NATURAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Alex  Hill,  M.D.,  Dovm. 
A,  S.  Lea,  Sc.D.,  Cants. 
W.  J.  SoUas,  Sc.D.,  Joh. 
W.  J.  Lewis,  M.A.,  Trin. 
J.  J.  Thomson,  M.A.,  Trin. 
H.  P.  Giirney,  M.A.,  Clare. 
A.  M.  Marshall,  M.D.,  Joh. 
A.  Sedgwick,  M.A.,  Trin. 

Part  II 


Examiners  : 

I    A.  Harker,  M.A.,  Joh. 
J.  R.  Green,  M.A.,  Trin. 
A.  C.  Seward,  M.A.,  Joh. 
S.  Skinner,  M.A.,  Christ'. 
A.  Thomson. 
J.  Emerson  Reynolds. 
John  G.  M«Kendrick. 
A.  W.  Reinold. 
June,  1893. 


First 

Class. 

Ds  Alllmsen  (Chemistry) 

Jesus 

Ds  ^Duckworth  (Human  Anatomy 

Ds  Brown,  W.  L.  (Physiology)          Joh. 

with  Piivsiology) 

Jesus 

Bryant  (Heologv) 

Clare 

*Moore,  D.'H.  (Physics) 

Trin. 

(;ook,  A.  R.  (Physiology)             Trin. 

Ds  Spencer 

(Geology) 

Sid. 

Ds  Cooper,  H.  C.  (Human  i 

Vnatomy 

with  Physiology) 

Emm. 

Second  Class, 

Ds  Dean                  Down. 

1    Ds  Martin                Pet. 

1    Ds  Rowland 

Down. 

Keeble              Cains 

\          Purvis               Joh. 
Third  Class. 

1    DsSmith,  R.  T 

Joh. 

Ds  Roberts 

Christ's  \         Stewart 
WOMEN. 

Emm. 

First  Class. 

1             Second  Class. 

1               Third  Class. 

\  Sedgwick,  A.  P.          Girton 

Part  l.—June,  1893. 
First  Class. 

\                      — 

Auden                Christ's 

j         Gwynne-Vaughan  Chr. 

Paton 

Caius. 

Blackman.S.S.F.  JoA. 

Hodgkin             Trin. 

Pendlebury 

Pemb. 

Borradaile         H.  Selw. 

Ho[to"-«n"«i.}jo/j. 

Selby 

Dotvn. 

Carpmael           Jesus 

Shoyer 

Trin.H. 

Ds  Clissold               Trin. 

Ireland              Sid. 

Tansley 

Trin. 

Eccles                 Trin. 

Jemmett            Sid. 

*Tuckett 

Trin. 

Ds  Ensor                  Clare 

Mathias              Christ's 

Watson 

Pet. 

Eve                    Emm. 

Myers,  C.  S.       Caius 

Wedd 

Doicn. 

Fletcher,  M.       Trin. 

Orton                 Joh. 

Woolley 

Christ's 

*Gardiner,  J.  S.  Caius 

Oscroft               Sid. 
Second  Class. 

Young 

Caius 

Barraclough     Christ's 

Hoviitt               Caius 

Rawling 

Caius 

Betteridge         Caius 

Jones                 Christ's 

Sandilands 

Trin. 

Black                 Trin.H. 

King                  H.Selw. 

Solberg 

Caius 

Buttemer           Emm. 

Langdon             Caiu^ 

Stawell 

Trin. 

CoUingwood       Caius 

Molesworth        Caius 

Swallow 

Trin.  H. 

Dove,  W.  B.      Christ's 

Murison             Trin. 

Thomas 

Caius 

Eagles                Joh. 

Parker               Caius 

Ds  Tuckett 

Caius 

Edmonds           King's 

Peck                  Sid. 

Ds  Vinter 

Trin. 

Fletcher             Caius 

Pope,  A.  R.        Trin. 

Ward,  F.  F. 

H.  Selw. 

Gardiner,  J.  N.  Trin.H. 

Prince                 Caiu^ 

Ds  Williams 

Queens'. 
Joh. 

Higgins              King's 

Quin                   Caius 

Williamson 

Holmes              Joh. 

Third  Class. 

Binyon               Sid. 

Halliday             Caius 

Nicholson,  G.  B.  Clare 

Ds  Boulton              Queens' 
Briggs,  G.  F.      Joh. 

Harrisson,  A.  E.  Mapd. 

Paterson 

Emm. 

Howard,  H.     Nonboll. 

Pease 

King's 

Brown,  T.  H.     Pemb. 

Hughes              Caius 

Philpots 

Trin. 

Bythell              Joh. 

Jephcott             Caius 

Pollard,  W. 

Caius 

Cambier             Caius 

Jones                  King's 

Rigby 

Caius 

Cameron,  W.RJoft. 

Kitchin               Joh. 

Robinson 

Caius 

Carter                Jesus 

Lindsay             Sid. 

Ds  Rosenberg 

Joh. 

Dixon,  G.           Trin. 

Lord                  Cath. 

Salt 

Emm. 

Elborne              Trin. 

McCarthy         NonColl. 

Scaping 

Clare 

Finlay                Trin. 

Ds  Miles                  Clare 

Weaver 

Trin. 

Gilmore             Christ's 

Moritz                Caius 

Wilkinson 

Emm. 

Graham,  J. C.W.  Trin. 

Naish                  Trin. 

Woolley,  R  J.  Caius 

Green                 Dotvn. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Baldwin,  M.        Girton 

Bingham,  J.           Newnham 

Clarke,  E.  M. 

Girton 

Booty,  M.  A.         Newnham 

Freese,  M.  E. 

Girton 

Chesney,  L.  M.      Girton 

Petherbridge,  M, 

Newnham 

Jackson,  I.  H.       Girton 

' 

Raymond,  Y.  G.  Newnham 

Wenham,  N. 

Newnham  1 

NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


529 


Alex  Hill,  M.D.,  Dovm. 
L.  Shore,  M.D.,  Joh. 
H.  D.  Rolleston,  M.D.,  Joh. 
W.  J.  SoUas,  Sc.D.,  Joh. 
W.  J.  Lewis,  M.A.,  Trin. 
J.  J.  Thomson,  M.A.,  Trin. 
A.  Sedgwick,  M.A.,  Trin. 
W.  Bateson,  M.A.,  Joh. 


Examiners  : 

F.  W.  Oliver,  M.A.,  Trin. 
A.  C.  Seward,  M.A.,  Joh. 
S.  Skinner,  M.A.,  Christ's 
P.  Lake,  M.A.,  Joh. 
H.  A.  Miers. 

G.  F.  Fitzgerald. 
E.  A.  Schafer,  F.R.S. 
W.  Ramsay. 


lilackman,  S.  S.  F.  (Zoology) 
Ds  Borradaile  (Zoology) 


Ds  Hodgkin  (Physiology) 
i*McDougall  (Physiology  and 
Human  Anatomy  with  Phys- 


Part  II.— June,  1894. 
First  Class. 
Joh. 
If.  Selw. 
Trin. 


iology). 


Joh. 


Second  Class. 


Myers,  W. 
Ds  Shoyer 


First  Class. 
Baldwin,  M.  (Botany)  Girton 


Barrett-Hamilton  Trin. 
2*Blackman,V.H.  Joh. 

Jilaikie  Trin. 

Boulton  Clare 

Brown,  W.  C.      Joh. 

iiurton,  F.  H.     Clare 

liutler  Joh. 

Corner  Sid. 

Heller  Trin. 

i^Fletcher,  W,  M.  Trin. 

Griinbaum  Trin. 


Allfrey 

Bassano 

Beaumont 

Bell,  R.  H. 
Ds  Bell,  H.  G. 

Bell 

Cameron,  A.  P. 

Carsberg 
Ds  Caunt 

Charles 

Coleman 

Daniel 


Ds  Pendlebury  (Physiology  with 
Human  Anatomy). 
Smith,  S.  W.  J.  (Physics  and 
Chemistry) 
Ds  Tansley  (Botany) 
Ds  *Tuckett  (Physiology  and  Human 

Anatomy  with  Physiology)      Trin 
Third  Class. 


Pemh 


Trin. 
Trin. 


Cains       I         Eagles 
Trin.  H.  |   Ds  Eve 

WOMEN. 
Second  Class.  1 

Booty,  M.  A.  Newnham 

Part  l.—June,  1894. 
First  Class. 


Joh. 
Emm. 


Third  Class. 
Chesney,  L.  M.  Girton 
Wenham,  N.     Newnham 


Hill,  A.  C 
4Holdgate 
Ds  Jarratt 
Jordan 
5*Kerr 
King 

Northcott 
Panton 
Parkin 
Porter 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Christ's 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Emm. 


Rogers 

Shrubsall 

Slater 

Stead 

Strong 

Tallent 

Wade 

West 


Christ's 
Clare 

ret. 

King's 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 


Wilkinson,  J.  A.  Cains 
Wilson,  E.  A.      Caius 


Second 

Class. 

Trin. 

Denyer 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Dodson 

Down. 

Emm. 

Dootson 

Non  Coll. 

Trin. 

Eltringham 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Ds  Foyster 

Jesus 

Clare 

Gaussen 

Sid. 

Joh. 

Greg 

Trin. 

Caius 

Gregory 
Greig 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Jesus 

Caius 

Hancock 

Caius 

Joh. 

Heard 

Down. 

Emm. 

Jeaflfreson 

Christ's 

Lethbridgc 

Lillie 

Matthews 

Middleditch 

Muir 

Prout 

Roe 

Sargent 

Schott 

Shelford.R.W, 

Smith,  L.  L. 

Thomas 


Emm. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Jesus 
Emm. 
Down. 
Pemb. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
C.  Emtn. 
Jesus 
Sid. 


Abercrombie 

Barton 

Brack 

Cator 

Clarke,  H.  N. 

Dore 

Forbes 

Golby,  W.  A. 

Hare 

Le  Fleming 


Caius 

Emm. 

H.  Selw. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Clare 


Third  Class 


Lund 
Martin 
Phillips 
Powell 
Ds  Ravenhill 
Reckitt,  P. 
Roderick 
Scott,  E.  J. 
Shewell 


Sid. 

Caius 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

King's 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


First  Class. 
Castledine,  H.  M.   Newnham  ^ 
Philipps,  E.  G.        Newnham^ 
Skeat,  E.  G.  Newnham 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 
Bonnerjee,  S.  A.  Newnham 
Elles,  G.  L.  Neumham 

Wood,  E.  M.  R.    Newnham, 


Snowden  Christ's 

Stacey  Joh. 
Symes-Thompson  Christ's 

Talbot  King's 

Thorp  Emm. 

Wills  Joh. 

Wilson,  W.  R.  Corpus 

Winton  Clare 

Yeld  Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Agar,  W.  Newnham 

Ross,  J.  C.  Girton 


1  Wilde  Reader  in  Mental  Pliilosophy,  Oxford. 

•2  Professor  of  Plant  Pliysiology  and  Pathology,  South  Kensington.  3  Tutor  of  Trinity. 

*  Head  Master  of  Sutton  Valence  School.  5  Professor  of  Zoology,  Glasgow. 

23 


530 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


A.  Macalister,  M.D.,  Joh. 
H.  D.  Rolleston,  M.D.,  Joh. 
W.  J.  Lewis,  M.A.,  Trin. 
W.  J.  Sell,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Walter  Gardiner,  M.A.,  Clare. 
Sydney  J.  Hickson,  M.A.,  lloimi. 
W.  Bateson,  M.A.,  Joh. 
L.  R.  Wilberforce,  M.A.,  Trin. 


F.  W.  Oliver,  M.A.,  Trin. 
Philip  Lake,  M.A.,  Joh 

W.  B.  Hardy,  M.A.,  Caius. 

G.  A.  J.  Cole. 

Geo.  Fras.  Fitzgerald. 
H.  A.  Miers. 
W.  Ramsay. 
E.  A.  Schafer. 


Part  11.— June,  1895. 

First  Class. 

^Blackman, 

V.  H.  (Botany)          Joh. 

Myers,  C.  S.  (Human  Anatomy 

Ds  i*Fletcher,  W.  M.  (Physiology)  Trin. 

with  Physiology) 

Caius 

*Gardiner  (ZooloRy) 

Caius 

Ds  Parkin  (Botany) 

Trin. 

Ds  Green,  J.  F 

N.  (Geology)            Emm. 

Ds  Rogers  (Geology) 

Clirist's 

Horton-Smith,  R.  J.  (Physiology 
and   Human   Anatomy  witli 

Ds  Stead  (Zoology) 

King's 

Pliysiology) 

Joh. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Orton,  K.  J 

.P. 

Joh. 

Ds  Jordan 

Sid. 

Paton 

Caius 

Ds  King 

Emm. 

Ds  Shelford,  R 

W.C. 

Emm. 

Ds  Leigh-Smith,  L. 

Jesus 

Ds  Slater 

Pet. 

Q,um 

Cairn 

Ds  Wade 

Trin. 
WOA 

fEN 

First  Class. 

Second 

Class. 

Third  Class. 

Elles,  G.  L.  (Geol.)      Newn. 

Phillipps,  E. 

G.  Newnham 

— — 

Wood,RM.R.  (Geol.)  Newn. 

Part  I.— J 

une,  1895. 

First 

Class. 

Bainbridge, 

F.  A.  Trin. 

Gray 

King's 

Scott 

Kino's 

2Biffen 

Emm. 

Hedley 

Kino's 

Slater 

Trin. 

Brend 

Sid. 

Hemmy 

Joh. 

Tadman 

Queens' 
Kino's 

Brincker 

Joh. 

Inchley 

Joh. 

Taylor,  T.  S. 

Burgess 

Sid. 

Ds  Lawrence 

Trin. 

Tebbs 

Queens' 
Joh. 

Cunningham-Craig  Cla. 

3*Masterma 

ti        Christ's 

Tvler 

Dewar 

Jesus 

Pentecost 

Christ's 

Woodhouse 

Caius 

Gabriel 

Emm. 

Rose 
Second 

Joh. 
Class. 

Ball 

Kinf/'s 

Howse 

Caius 

Pryce 

Joh. 

Barnes 

Christ's 

Kitson,  R. 

H.    Trin. 

Reissmann 

Joh. 

Blagden 

Emm. 

Letchwort 

h       Flmm. 

Sewell 

Pemb. 

Blyth 

Joh. 

Levick,  P. 

Jesus 

Silley 

Sid. 

Cox 

Caius 

Longden 

Emm. 

Sumner,  F.W.Jo/?. 

Garrood 

Joh. 

Mayo 

Caius 

Thomson 

Sid. 

Girling 

Ds  Osborn 

Trin. 

Walker 

Queens' 

Glynn 

Clare ' 

O'Sullivan 

,  \l.  Emm. 

Wilkinson 

Pemb. 

Hale 

Christ's 

Percivai 

Joh. 

Woollett 

Joh. 

Heilborn 

Caius 

Third  C 

'lass. 

Barham 

Caius 

Harnier 

King's 

Ds  Richards 

Queens' 

Bolland 

Emm. 

Harthan 

Jesus 

Skyrme 

Christ's 

Ds  Borchardt 

Joh. 

Ds  Hutchinso 

n       Clare 

St  Leger 

Cains 

Brunner 

Caius 

Ds  Johnston 

Kino's 

Tod 

Down. 

Dakyns 
Darby 

Trin. 

Keeling 

Caius 

Upward 
White 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Kdttgen 

Jesus 

Christ's 

Ellis 

Pet. 

Peirce 

Jesus 

Willson,  R.  J 

Emm. 

Eraser 

Caius 

Potter 

NonColl. 

Wilson,  A.  G. 

Caius 

Game 

Trin. 

Prest 

Joh. 

Wingate-Saul 

Trin. 

Hall,  C.  S. 

Emm. 

WOM 

'EN. 

First  Class. 

Second 

Class. 

Third  Class. 

Skues,  M.  M. 

Newn. 

Boesch,  A.  C 

Newn. 

Rattrav,  M. 

JSewn. 

Cooke,  E.  I. 

Girton 

Wainewright,V.  M.  Girton 

Foster,  H.  IV 

I.          Newn. 

Handson,  E. 

B.        Neum. 

Hildesheim, 

H.  G.  Newn. 

Naish,  R.  V. 

Newn. 

Pratt,  E. 

Girton 

Rayner,  E. 

Girton 

Rich.  M.  B. 

Newn. 

1  Tutor  of  Trinity. 

2  Professor  of 

Agricultural  Botany. 

3  M.P.  for  Bethnal  Green  ;  Financial  Secretary  to  the  Treasury. 


G.  A.  J.  Cole. 

W.  D.  Halliburton. 

W.  B.  Hardy,  M.A„  Caius. 

S.  F.  Harnier,  M.A.,  King's 

S.  J.  Hickson,  M.A,,  Down. 

Oliver  J.  Lodge. 

A.  Macalister,  M.D.,  Joh. 

N.  Story-Maskelyne. 


NATURAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 

Examiners  : 

Raphael  Meldola. 


631 


iBiffen 
Ds  Blaikie,  L. 


(Botany) 
(Physics) 


H.  A.  Miers. 

A.  M.  Paterson. 

W.  J.  Sell,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

Harold  Wager. 

H.  Marshall  Ward,  Sc.D.,  Christ' 

L.  R.  Wilberforce,  M.A.,  Trin. 

H.  Woods,  M.A.,  Joh. 

Part  U.—June,  1896. 
First  Class. 


Emm. 
Trin. 


Gray  (Zoology,  Geology)  King's 

Ds  Grunbaum,O.F.F.(Physiology) Trin. 


Hemniy 
Ds  Hill,  A.  C. 


(Physics) 
(Physiology) 


2*Kerr 
Ds  Kitson,  R.  H. 
Ds  Strong,  W.  M 
Ds  Tadman 
Ds  Tebbs 


Ds  Brand  Sid. 

Ds  Burgess  Sid. 

Ds  Hedley,  E.  W.  Kiwi's 
Northcott  Joh. 

Adams 


Joh 
Trin. 
Second  Class. 

Ds  Pentecost  Christ's 

Ds  Scott  Kinq's 

Tallent  Joh. 

Ds  Taylor,  T.  S.  King's 

Third  Class. 
Clare  \  Ds  Cunningham-Craig 

WOMEN. 


(Zoology) 
(Geology) 
(Physics) 
(Chemistry) 
(Human  Anatomy 
with  Physiology)  Queens 


Christ's 
Trin. 
T'rin. 
Queens' 


Ds  Thompson, J.D.  Trin. 
West,  W.  Joh. 

Wilkinson,  J.  A.  Caius 


Clare 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Thring,  N.  A.  L.  Newnham 

Part  I.— June,  1896. 
First  Class. 

Naish,  R.  V.        Newnham 

'^Barcroft 

King's 
King's 

Howitt              Joh. 

Mitchell             Christ's 

Bedford 

Jackson             Pet. 

Morgan             Joh. 
Newbery             Trin. 

Browning 

Joh. 

*Jackson,  H.       Down. 

Crofts 

Emm. 

•levons                Trin. 

Owen                 Clare 

Dale 

Trin. 

Lenipfert           Emm. 

Parker               Emm. 

Davies 

Caius 

Martin,  A.  E.    Down. 

Pearson            NonColl 

Dean 

Pet. 

Maxwell,  W.H.  Trin. 

Salaman            Trin.  H. 

Ermen 

Emm. 

Mayo                 Clare 

Watson,  D.  P.  Trin. 

Fryer 

Christ's 

Mcnon               Christ's 

White                Joh. 

Harman 

Joh. 

*Mills                 Jesus 
Second  Class. 

Williams,  H.     Clare 

Alder 

Pemb. 

Killick               Down. 

Ross,  P.  A.       NonColl. 

Barlow 

Jesus 

Lovibond           Christ's 

Rudman            King's 

Borley 

Caius 

Matthews           King's 
Mullings            Christ's 

Sellon                Caius 

Brenan 

Trin. 

Shufflebotham  Trin. 

Briscoe 

Pemb. 

Ouston               Caiv^ 

Taylor,  E.  C.     Joh. 

Brooks 

Cath. 

Pearson             Emm. 

Taylor,  J.  G.     King's 

Clarke,  E.  R. 

Joh. 

Perrin                King's 

Walker             Kinq's 

Coleman 

Trin. 

*Punnett             Caius 

Walker             Clare 

Foster,  R.L.\ 

.  King's 

Rayner               Trin. 

Williamson       Joh. 

Greig,  A.  W. 

Jesu^ 

Third  Class. 

Barnett 

Joh. 

Curl                   Down. 

Ds  Mills                 Sid. 

Barnicot 

Pemb. 

Gibson               Jesus 

Nixon                Caius 

Binnie 

Trin. 

Hawkins            Emm. 

Pearson             Sid. 

Brack 

Magd. 

Izard                  Trin. 

Sedgwick,  R.  E.  Caius 

Brailey 

Queens' 

Killick               Trin. 

Stewart             Jesus 

Branson 

Trin. 

Knobel               Trin. 

Style                 Emm. 

Budgett 
Burfield 

Trin. 

Ds  Lee                     Pemb. 

Ds  Thomas.  R.  A.  Trin.  H. 

Emm. 

Lock,  J.  L.         Caius 

Timmins            Emm. 

Child 

Christ's 

McBryde           Kinq's 

West                 Christ's 

Cook,  H.  A. 

Caius 

McCaskie          Caius 
WOMEN. 

Wood,  T.          Caitis 

First  Class. 

Second  Clots. 

Third  Class. 

Barrett,  A.  L.       Newnham 

Greenwood,  M.     Newnham 

La  Cour,  D.  L.      Newnham 

Hanson,  M.  F.  A.  Girton 
Martin,  M.  G.       Newnham 
Michaelis.  M.        Girton 
Shackleton,M.H.  Girton 
Southerden,  I.  E.  Newnhofn 
Sunderland-Taylor, 
A.  M.  M.           Newnham 

1  Profeesor  of  Agricultural  Botany. 


2  Professor  of  Zoology,  Glaigow, 


532 


NATURAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


F.  Jeffrey  Bell. 

J.  T.  Bottomley. 

L.  Fletcher. 

W.  D.  Halliburton. 

S.  F.  Harmer,  M.A.,  King's. 

A.  Hill,  M.D.,  Dovm. 

A.  Hutchinson,  M.A.,  Pevib. 

R.  Meldola. 


Examiners 


Paterson. 
A.  Scott,  M.A.,  Trin. 
W.  N.  Shaw,  M.A.,  Emm. 
L.  E.  Shore,  M.D.,  Joh. 
J.  J.  H.  Teall,  M.A.,  Joh. 
H.  Wager. 

H.  Marshall  Ward,  Sc.D.,  Chri^t\s. 
H.  Woods,  M.A.,  Joh. 


Pakt  II.— June,  1897. 
Fhst  Class. 


Ds  Allen,  If.  S. 

(Physics 

Trin. 

Ds  Menon 

(Zoology) 

Chr/.sl'.s 

Ds  Hainbridge 

(Physiology)     Trin. 

Ds  *Mills 

(Chemistry) 

Jesus 

Ds  *Barcroft 

(Phvsiol 

>e\)    Kind's 

Owen 

(Physics) 

Clare 

Browning,  K.  C.  (Chemistry)     Joh'. 

Ds  Pearson 

(Botany) 

Christ's 

Ds  Dean 

(Chemistry)      Pet. 

Ds  Shrubsall 

(Human  Anat(miy 

Harman       (Human  Anatomy 

with  Physiology)  Clare 

with  Physiology)  Joh. 

Second  Class. 

Ds  Crofts 

Emm. 

Jevons                Trin. 

Ds  Mitchell 

Christ's 

Ds  Gabriel 

Emm. 

Ds  Maxwell             Trin. 

Tyler 

Joh. 

Ds  Jackson 

Pet. 

Third  Class. 
Ds  Borley              Caius. 
Woodhouse      Caius. 

Part  I.— June,  1897. 

First  Class. 

Atkinson 

Caius 

Hadfield             Trin. 

Smith 

Jesus 

Barker,  B.T.  P.  Caiws 

Hall,  D.  G.        Emm. 

Stevenson 

Clare 

Bate 

King's 

mm                    King's 

*Strutt,  Hon.  R.  J.  Trin. 

Bedford 

Sid. 

Ds  Holmes.  H.  T.  Joh. 

Talbot 

Trin. 

Crompton 
Cunnington 

Caius 

Jehu                  Joh. 

Telford 

Caius 

Christ's 

McFarlane        Sid. 

Thomas 

Sid. 

Dean 

Down 

Maclaren,  N.     Trin. 

Truman 

Trin.H. 

Dunlop 

Sid. 

Reinherz            Trin. 

Ward,  H.  F.  C. 

Joh. 

Eccles 

King's 

Rennie               Emm. 

Waugh 

Down. 

Goodchild 

Sid. 

Scott                  Christ's 

West,  G.  S. 

Joh. 

Graham-Smith  Pemb. 

Smith,  E.  H.     Pet. 

Whitmore 

Caius 

Second  Class. 

Attlee 

Joh. 

Green,  C.  F.      Sid. 

•  Paterson 

Clare 

Ds  Barnsdale 

Clare 

Hayton               Trin. 
Hill                    Emm. 

Roche 

Queens' 
Joh. 

Boardman 

Pet, 

Sanger 

Boulton 

Trin. 

Holmes              Caius 

Shipman 

Trin. 

BousHeld 

Pemb. 

Ingram,  A.  C.   Joh. 

Ds  Smart 

Queens' 

Butler 

Emm. 

Leech                 Christ's 

Spencer 

Queens' 

Crimp 
Davidson 

Caius 

Lewis,  J.            Trin.  H. 

Taylor,  H.  E.  I 

.  Pemb. 

Christ's 

Love                   Christ's 

llrwick 

Trin. 

Davies-Colley    Trin. 

Lyons                 Pemb. 
Malim                Christ's 

Weir,  H.  II. 

Trin. 

Ds  Donington 

Caiv^ 

Wilkinson 

Joh. 

George 
Gillespie 

Caius 
Joh. 

Matthews,  J.  C.  Joh. 
Mellor               King's 

Willoughby       Caius 
Woods,  W.H.O.  H.Selw 

Glover 

Joh. 

Mummery         Caius 
Third  Class. 

Beckett 

H.Selw. 

Flook                 Trin. 

Murray 

Joh. 

Carey 
Child 

Emin. 

Fuller                Cath. 

Perkins 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Fuller              Non  Coll. 

Spanton 
Tosswill 

Trin. 

Ede 

King's 

Gordon-Smith   Trin. 

Trin. 

Emerson 

Caius 

Hayes                Joh. 

Ds  Turner 

Joh. 

Falkner 

Pet. 

Karim                Christ's 

Walter 

Trin. 

Fehrsen 

Caius 

Miller                 Trin. 
WOMEN. 

Williams,  R.F 

.  Caius 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Holmer,M.R.N 

Neumham 

Greig,  J.  E.            Newnham 

Crewdson,  G.  G.  B. 

Girton 

Hugon,  L.  G. 

Newnham 

Lenwood,  N.          Newnham 
Phillips,  D.           Newnham 

Taylor,  M.             i 

Vetonham 

Thomas,  M.  B. 

JSeumham 

Pritchard,  M.  E.  Newnham 

Temperley,  M 

A.  Newnham 

NATURAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


533 


Examiners  : 


E.  Barclay- Smith,  M.D.,  Dovm. 

F.  Jeffrey  Bell. 
L.  Fletcher. 

A.  Hutchmson,  M.A.,  Pemb. 

J.  E.  Man%  M.A.,  Jofi. 

A.  M.  Pater  son. 

W.  H.  Perkin,  Jun. 

R.  W.  Phillips,  M.A.,  Joh. 


A.  Scott,  M.A.,  Trin. 

Q.  F.  C.  Searle,  M.A.,  Pet. 

W.  N.  Shaw,  M.A.,  iLmm. 

A.  E.  Shipley,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

L.  E.  Shore,  M.D.,  Joh. 

J.  J.  H.  Teall,  M.A.,  Joh. 

A.  D.  Waller. 

H.  Marshall  Ward,  Sc.D.,  Sidney. 


Part  II.— June,  1898. 


First  Class. 


Ds  Atkinson 

(Physiolo-y) 

Ds  Bedford 

(Physics) 

Ds  Dale     (Physiology  and  Zoo- 

logy  and  Compara- 

tive Anatomy) 

Ds  Eccles 

(Geology) 

Ds  HadHeld 

(Zoology  and  Com- 

parative     Ana- 

tomy) 

Ds  *Hill 

(Botany) 

*Jackson 

(Chemistry) 

Jehu 

(Geology) 

Leuipfert 

(Physics) 

Cuius 
Sid. 


Trin. 
King's 


Trin. 

King's 

Down. 

Joh. 

Emm. 


Ds  McFarlane     (Geology) 
*Punnett  (Zoology  and  Com- 
parative     Ana- 
tomy) 
Ds  Rayner  (Physics) 

Ds  *Strutt,  Hon.  R.  J. 

(Physics) 
Talbot  (Physics) 

Ds  Thomas  (Geology) 

West,  G.  S.  (Zoology      and 
Comparative 
Anatomy) 


Sid. 


Caius 
Trin. 

Trin. 
Trin. 
Sid. 


Joh. 


Second  Class. 

Bedford  King's    I   Ds  Dunlop  Sid. 

Budgett  Trin.       |   Ds  Graham-Smith  Pemb. 

Ds  Cunnington        Christ's  |         Hayton  Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Ds  Bousfield 
Ermen 


Pemb. 
Emm. 


Ds  Robb 
Ds  Stevenson 


Joh. 
Clare 


WOMEN. 

first  Class.  I  Second  Class.  I 

Temperley,  M.  A.  (Botany)   |  Thomas,  M.  B.      Newnham  | 

Ifewnham  I  I 


Third  Class. 


534 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Pabt  l.—June,  1898. 


First  Class. 

Bausor 

Clare 

Hudson,  E.  F.   Joh. 

Romans 

Sid. 

Jioyd 

Sid. 

Ds  Kerslake            Emm. 

Rowntree 

Trin. 

Clarke,  A.  J. 

Emm. 

Laidlaw              Trin. 

Rudge 

Joh. 

Claxton 

King's 

Lowe                  Caius 

Sedgwick 

Sid. 

Cook 

Joh.  , 

Maxwell  Lefrov  King's 

Simpson,  P 
Taylor 

B.  Caius 

Doncaster 

King's 

Mott,  C,  F.         Trin. 

Down. 

Gabb 

Down. 

Noon                  Trin. 

Turner 

Down. 

Gayner 

King's 

Oldham              Trin.H. 

Ds  Wagstaflf 

Emm. 

Hall 

Caius 

Peake                 Clare 

Walker 

Joh. 

Hodgkin 

King's 

Phillpotts           Christ's 

Wharton 

Joh. 

Howard 

Joh. 

Rob                    Joh. 
Second  Class. 

>Yapp 

Joh. 

Andrews 

Joh. 

Heap                  Sid. 

Norton 

Trin. 

Arber 

Trin. 

Hedley,  .J.  P.     King's 

Payne 

Pet. 

Ashworth 

Pet. 

Hodder             King's 

Pearson,  J. 

S.    Trin. 

Aveling 

Christ's 

Holroyde           Trik 

Phillips 

Christ's 

'^Bennion 

Joh. 

Hudson,  A.  C.   Trin. 

Reckitt 

Triii. 

Bowdler 

Sid. 

Hughes               Trin. 

Ricketts 

H.Selw. 

Bryan 

King's 

.Jennings            Queens' 
Keating            NonColl. 

Robertson 

Joh. 

Chapman 

Jesus 

Skrimshire 

Jesus 

Charles,  M.  T.   Caius 

Lawson              Pet. 

Smedley 

Pemb. 

Cohen 

Emm. 

Laycock             Joh. 

Spearman,  R.    Caius 

Cole 

Trin. 

Le  Lacheur        Trin. 

Stockwell 

King's 

Dally 

Joh. 

Loveday             Caim 

Weir,  G.  A 

Trin. 

Drew 

Clare 

Marten               King's 

Wight 

Corpus 
JI.  Selw. 

Feutiman 

Emm. 

Masterman,  H.  W.  Christ's 

Wilson 

Fry 

King's 

Newport            Sid. 

Wood 

Down. 

Gordon,  G.F.C.Trm. 

Third  Class. 

Alexander,J.F.  Trin. 

Franklin            King's 

Parker 

Pemb. 

Barker,L.E.H.R.CaiM* 

Hailstone           H.  Selw. 

Pertwee 

Emm. 

Beck 

Clare 

Hoflfman,  H.  D.  Trin. 

Rischbieth 

Trin. 

Ds  Blyth 

Queens' 

Kellgren,J.H.  Trin. 
Kitchin              Down. 

Rix 

Trin. 

Bovde 

NonColl. 

Roper 

Caius 

Brown,  H.  C. 

Emm. 

Leathart            Clare 

-  Roth8child,Hon.N.C.2Vm. 

Carver 

King's 

Lloyd-,Jones      Joli. 

Sachs 

Pemb. 

Clark,  S.  B. 

Trin. 

M'^Donnell         Joh. 

Snell 

Caius 

Courtauld,  L. 

Trin. 

Mart                   Joh. 

Wales 

Down. 

Dudley 

H.Selw. 

Mills                   Caius 

Whale 

Jesus 

Fagan 
Fisher,  II.  R. 

NonColl. 

Nothwanger      Joh. 

Wylie 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class.               \ 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Matthaei,  G.  L.  C. 

Netvnham 

Baguley,  P.  M.      Newnham 

Durant,  E. 

Girton 

Smedlev,  I. 

Newnham 

Barnard,  S.  N.      Newnham 

Hunter,  E.  M. 

Girton 

Strudwick,  F.  E. 

Newnham 

Ford,  S.  O.            Newnham 

Marshall,  M.  E. 

Newnham 

Goring,  C,  J.          Newnham 

Wales,  E.  C. 

Newnham 

Headridge,  A.  E.  Newnham 

Plumbe,  A.  C.       Girlon 

1  Professor  of  Botany,  University  of  Wales,  Aberystwytti. 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


535 


Examiners  : 


F,  F.  Blackman,  M.A.,  Joh. 

W.  L.  H.  Duckworth,  M.A.,  Jesus. 

H.  J.  H.  Fenton,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

H.  Gadow,  M.A.,  Kiiu/'s. 

Francis  Gotch. 

T.  Wardrop  Griffith. 

J.  N.  Langley,  Sc.D.,  Trin. 

W.  J.  Lewis,  M.A.,  Trin. 


J.  E.  Marr,  M.A.,  Joh. 

W.  H.  Perkin,  Jun. 

R.  W.  PhiUips,  M.A.,  Joh. 

J.  H.  Poyiiting,  Sc.D.,  Trin. 

G.  F.  C.  Searle,  M.A.,  Pet. 

Arthur  E.  Shipley,  M.A.,  Christ'. 

W.  J.  SoUas,  Sc.D.,  Joh. 

L.  J.  Spencer,  M.A.,  Sidney, 


Part  ll.—Jime,  1899. 


First  Class. 

Da  Hall,  A.  L. 
Ds  Laidlaw,  P.  F. 

(Geology)          Caius    1     Ds  Taylor,  A.  E.     (Physiology)     Down. 
(Zoology)         Trin.     \     Ds  lYapp,  R.  H.      (Botany)           Joh. 

Second  Class. 

Ds  Arber,  E.  A.  N. 

Barker,  B.  T.  P 

Ds  Bausor,  H.  W. 

Trin. 
Caius 
Cfare 

Ds  Holrovde,  D.        Trin. 
Howard,  A.          Joh. 
Ds  Phillpotts,  G.  S.  Christ's 

Ds  Reinherz,  O.        Trin. 
Ds  Sedgwick,  C.  H.  Sid. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Hudson,  E.  F. 
Ds  Le  Lacheur,  W 
Lyons,J.R.  C. 

J. 

Joh.              Ds  Oldham,  P.  M.                       Trin.  H. 
Trin.                  Rudge,  W.  A.  D.                   Joh. 
Pemb. 

WOMEN, 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Ford,  S.  O. 
.Mattliaei,  (}.  L.  (J. 

(Zoology) 
(Botany) 

Neumham 
Newnham 

Smedley,  I. 

Newnham 

1  Professor  of  Botony,  University  of  Wales,  Aberystwyth. 


536 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1899. 


First  Class. 

*«arger,  G. 

King's 

Hardy,  P. 

Trin.H. 

Robinson,  H. 

Trin. 

Boothroyd,  H.  E. 

Sid. 

Harnett,  VV.  L. 

Joh. 

Robinson,  R.  F* 

'Irin. 

Brauiwell,  B.  S. 

Trin. 

Hocken,  H.  C. 

Clare 

Ryffel,  J.  H. 

Pet. 

Brown,  J.  H. 

Joh. 

Howlett,  F.  M. 

Clirist's 

Scott,  C.  T. 

Sid. 

Brown,  S.  E. 

ChrisVs 

*  Jones,  H.  O. 

Clare 

Ds  *Siddon8,  A.  W. 

Jes. 

Cart  Wright,  B,  O. 

King's 

Kirk,  J.  W.  C. 

King's 

Stuart,  G.  A.  D. 

Emm 

Cleminson,  V.  J. 

Caius 

Ledward,  11.  D. 

Trill. 

Tuck,  G.  L. 

Emm 

Coates,  J.  S. 

Trin. 

Lewton-Brain,  L. 

Joh. 

Walker,  E.  E. 

Trin. 

CrosslaHd,  C. 

Clare 

Ds  Lloyd,  LI.  S. 

Christ's 

Walker,  J.  E. 

Sid. 

Ds  Fairgrieve,  M.  M. 

Pet. 

iMay,  O. 

Joh. 

Ward,  E. 

Clare 

Fry,  J. 

Trin. 

Mellanby,  J. 

Emm. 

*Woolley,  V.  J. 

King 

Gray,  W. 

King's 

Pinches,  U.  L 

Sid. 

Wragg,  E. 

Trin. 

Guthrie,  T. 

King's 

*Richardson,  O.  W 

Trin. 

Wyeth,  F.  J. 

J  oil. 

Hacking,  A. 

Christ's 

Seconil  Class 

Ackroyd,  H. 

Caius 

Ferguson,  A.  C.W 

.  Clirist's 

Ds  Morgan,  W.  P. 

Clare 

Adarus,  J, 

Joh. 

Freshwater,  J.  D,  H.  Trin. 

.Nicholson,  F.  D. 

King 

Anstead,  R.  D. 

Christ's 

Furnivall,  J.  S. 

Trin.H. 

I'anton,  P.  N. 

Trin. 

Aubrey,  A.  E. 

Emm. 

Gardner,  E. 

Caius 

Paraniore,  W.  E. 

Joh. 

Birks,  G.  T. 

King's 

Goyder,  F,  W, 

Joh. 

Rickett,  G.  R. 

King 

Ds  Brown,  H. 

Trin. 

Hack,  J.  H. 

Non  Coll. 

Rolfe,  R. 

Clare 

Bryant,  V.  S. 

Down. 

Harry,  N.  G. 

Jesus 

Scarborough,  O.L 

Joh. 

Burrouglies,  H.  N 

Trin. 

Holtzmann.W.W.  Christ's 

Shone,  H.  J. 

Emn 

Coddington,  E. 

Down. 

Hudson,  B. 

Clare 

Simpson,  A.  M. 

King 

Cooper,  J.  S. 

Jesus 

Izard,  A.  F. 

Sid. 

Spearman,  B. 

Caiui 

Cooper,  W.  F. 

Clare 

Kidd,  F.  S. 

Trin. 

Thomson,  H.R.W.S/f/. 

Crauipliorn,  F.  T. 

Emm. 

Leech, B. 

Clare 

Thurlow,  B.  L. 

Cuitu 

Crowther,  C.  R. 

Joh. 

M«Caskie,  H.  B. 

Caius 

Tombs,  E.  B. 

Sid. 

Dawson,  G.  H.  W. 

Trin. 

2»Marshall,  F.  H.  A 

Christ's 

Tonge,  G.  P. 

Emn 

Elles,  B.  W. 

King's 

Ds  Martin- Jones, CM.  Triti. 

Wales,  II. 

Sid. 

Elliott,  A.  F. 

Emm. 

Matthews,  J.  C. 

Down. 

Wicks,  C.  A. 

Caiui 

Evans,  W.  I. 

Joh. 

Molteno,  E,  B.  F, 
Third  Class. 

Pemb. 

Wigram,  L.  E. 

Trin. 

Bacon,  II. 

Christ's 

.    Goulden,  C.  B. 

Non  Coll. 

Payne,  R. 

Caiu 

Brailey,  A.  R. 

Down. 

Ds  Graham,  H.  J. 

Emm. 

Pemberton,W.P.D.  ^(^// 

Bulley,  F.  M. 

Emm. 

Grant,  M.  F. 

Trin. 

Pope,  C.  A.  W. 

Trin 

Cooper,  C.  Forster 

Trin. 

Gregory,  C,  H. 

Emm. 

Ranking,  G.  L. 

Peml 

Cooper,  H. 

Emm. 

Harrisson,  E.  H. 

Clare 

Rix,  W.  A. 

Jolt. 

Crowfoot,  W.  B. 

Emm. 

Ilaynes,  H.  G.  L. 

Down. 

Robbing,  R.  II. 

Trin 

Cunnington,C.  W,  Non  Coll. 

Hills,  W.  H. 

Pemb. 

Salzmann,  L.  F. 

Pemb 

Day,  A.  P. 

Christ's 

Huniphrys,VV.I<:.II.  Down. 

Sidgwick,  H.  C. 

Clare 

Dodd,  S. 

Caius 

Irving,  J.  B. 

Joh. 

Watt,  W.  O. 

Trin 

Donnell,  J.  11. 

Caius 

Leighton,  F.  F. 

Joh. 

Western,  G.  T. 

Pemb 

Droop,  C.  E. 

Trin. 

Ds  Lenfestey,  S.  de  J. 

Pet. 

Winn,  W.  J.  G. 

Trin 

Gardner-Medwin,  F.  M.  Tr. 

Page,  C.  H.  W. 

Corp. 

Young,  S.  L.  O. 

Chris 

Ds  Ghosh,  B,  C. 

Joh. 

First  Class. 
Garrioch,  J.  S. 
Hartle,  H.  J. 
Smith,  E.  A. 
SoUas,  L  B.  J. 


Neionham 
Newnham 
Newnham 
Newnham 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Cartwright,  F.  Newnham 

Cullis,  W.  C.  Newnham 

Ingram,  L.  Newnham 

Paterson,  H.  F.  Newnham 

Philip,  M.  E.  de  R.  Newnham 

Shove,  R.  V.  Girton 

Stones.  B.  Newnham  I 


Third  Class. 
Brown,  B.  I.  Girton 

Sully,  G,  Girton 

Witherington,  M.  A.  Newnhc 


1  Beit  Fellowship,  1910. 

2  University  Lecturer  in  Agricultural  Physiology. 


NATUEAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


537 


Examiners  : 


F.  F.  Blackmail,  M.A.,  J  oh. 

W.  L.  H.  Duckworth,  M.A.,  Jesus. 

J.  B.  Farmer. 

H.  J.  H.  Feutoii,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

H.  Gadow,  M.A.,  King's. 

P.  Gotch. 

T.  Wardrop  Griffith. 

J.  N.  Laiigley,  Sc.D.,  Trin. 


J.  J.  Lister,  M.A.,  Joh. 
Henry  A.  Miers. 
J.  H.  Poyntiiig,  Sc.D.,  Trin. 
F.  K.  C.  Reed,  M.A.,  Trin. 
S.  Skinner,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
W.  J.  SoUas,  Sc.D.,  Joh. 
L.  J.  Spencer,  M.A.,  Sidney. 
W.  A.  Tilden. 


Part  II Jiine,  1900. 


First  Class. 


Cole,  S.  W.  (Physiology) 

Crossland,  C.        (Zoology) 

*Doncaster,  L.  (1)  (Zoology) 

Ds  ^.Jones,  H.  O.  (2)  (Chemistry) 

Ds  Lewton-Brain,  L.    (Botany) 


Lowe,  W. 
Ds  Mellanby,  J. 

Mott,  C.  F. 
Ds  Noon,  L. 


(Physiology) 
(Physiology) 
t  Physics) 
(Pliysiology) 


Trin. 

Clare 

King's 

Clare 

Jofi. 

Cuius 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


*Richardson,  O.  W.  (Chemistry ; 

Physics)        Trin. 
Ds  Ryffel,  J.  H.        (Chemistry)      Pet. 

Walker.  E.  E.     (Geology)         Trin. 
Ds  Ward,  E.       (Human  Anatomy 

with  Physiology)  Clare 

Ds  *Woollej',  V.  J.  (Physiology;  Human 

Anatomy  with  Physiology)  King's 


Adams.  J.  Joh. 

Ds  Boothrovd,  H.  E.  Sid. 


Second  Class. 

Brown,  S.  E.      Christ's 
Cohen,  R.  W.    Emm. 


Robinson,  R.  E. 
Ds  Scott,  C.  T. 


Trin. 
Sid. 


Third  Class. 

Ds  Hewlett,  F.  M.  Christ's 

Ds  Leech,  B.  Clare 

*Ds  Marshall,  F.  H.  A.    Christ's 

(1)  Distinguished  in  Zoology. 

(2)  Distinguished  in  Chemistry. 


WOMEN. 

First  Class.  Second  Class. 

Cullis,  W.  C.         Newnham  i 

Phinp,M. E.den. Newnham  i 


Third  Class. 


I  University  Lecturer  in  Agricultural  Physiology. 


23—5 


538 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1900. 


First  Class 


Badcock,  W.  C. 
Barclay,  J.  G. 
Ds  Bell,  G.  M. 

Browning,  H.  A. 
BuUough,  H. 
Coales,  M. 
Colt,  G.  II. 
Crocker,  J.  C. 
Drapes,  T,  L. 
Dudgeon,  A.  F. 
i^EUiott,  T.  R. 
*Fearnsides,  W.  G. 
Fox,  C. 
Fyson,  P.  F. 


Queens' 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Sid. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

Sid. 

'Trin. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Christ's 

Sid. 


Gibb,  H.  P. 

Sid. 

Newbould,  H.  S. 

Trin. 

Ds  Goodwin,  E. 

Emm. 

Pascoe,  E.  H. 

.Soh. 

ii*Gregory,  K.  P. 

Joh. 

Regan,  C.  T. 

(^uee} 

Hanson,  E.  K. 

Trin. 

Sager,  .J.  L. 

JSonC 

Harding,  A.  .J. 

Joh. 

Scotson,  J.  T. 

Pet. 

Heaton,  F. 

Emm. 

Ds  Thompson,  H.  T. 

Chris 

Hepworth,  F.  A. 

Joh. 

Ds  Thompson,  F,  W 

.  Sid. 

.Joseph,  H.  M. 

Trin. 

Ticehurst,  G.  A. 

Joh. 

Keeling,  B.  P.  E 

Trin. 

Wakely,  L.  D. 

Joh. 

*Lock,  U.  H. 

Cairn 

White,  W.  H. 

Trin. 

Mathews,  C.  M. 

Kim's 

Williams,  G.  W. 

Joh. 

Mollison,  W.  M. 

King's 

Woodcock,  F. 

Femh 

Moore,  R.  F. 

Christ's 

Young,  E.  H. 

Trin. 

Akerman,  C. 
Backhouse,  A.  E. 
Ds  Bloom,  E.  F.  D. 
Borlase,  J.  .J.  D. 
Collingham,  D.  H. 
Cowan,  G. 
Crossley,  A.  H. 
Daukes,  S.  H. 
Davies,  H.  M. 
Ellis,  E.  A. 
Falk,  H. 

Fawcett,  H.  H.  J. 
Field,  J.  H. 
Fletcher,  F. 
Forber,  E.  R. 


Cuius 

Kinq's 

Joh. 

Sid. 

King's 

King's 

Clare 

Cairn 

Trin. 

Bourn. 

King's 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Foster,  B.  le  N. 
Frankenburg.L.  H, 
Goodchild,  J. 
Goodliffe,  A. 
Hart,  R.  N. 
Higson,  E. 
Hoffmann,  W.  A. 
Holt,  A. 
Ingram,  B. 
Jeffery,  F.  H. 
Jeffreys,  W.  M. 
Leake,  H.  M. 
Lee,  R.  H.  L. 
Lister,  W.  K. 


Cains 

.  Emm. 

Clare 

King's 

Sid.' 

Magd. 

ChriM's 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Pet. 

Pemb. 


Low,  J.  M.  Emm 

Marris,  H.  P.  Cairn 
5*  Montagu,  E.  S.  Trin. 
Nicholls,  J.  R.  L.  Trin. 
Plowright.C.T.MacL.  Jt 
Savory,  G.  Trin. 

Somerville,  T.        Emm 
Sparrow,  E.  C.        Trin. 
Stenhouse,  J.  M 
WhitHeld,  J.  L. 
Whittiug,  R.  E. 
Wills,  R.  G. 
Wiltshire,  H.  W 


Sid. 
NonCi 
Kitig 
Joh. 
Clare 


Worthington.R.A.  Clar 


Bird,  G.  F. 
Birkett,  H,  J.  D. 
Briggs,  M.  B. 
Brown,  A.  O. 
Brown,  E.  M. 
Cass,  L.  F. 
Clarke,  H.  M. 
Clarke,  S.  H. 
Courtauld,  R.  M. 
Coventon,A.W.D. 
Fardon,  H.  J. 
Footner,  G.  R. 
Fraser,  D.  H. 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Clare 

Caius 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Pemb. 

Caius 


Third  Class. 

Geoghegan, R.  H. 
Ds  Hardingham.C.H. 
Harrison,  Everard 
Hlbbins,  F.  A. 
Hills,  T.  W.  S. 
Hone,  P.  F. 
Home,  H.  F, 
Howarth,  W.  G. 
Kerr,  A.  E. 
Kirby,  A.  H. 
Longley,  R.  W. 
Moffatt,  C,  W.  P, 
Neil.  A.  T. 


King's 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Down. 

Down. 

King's 

King's 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Clare 

Corp. 


Orton,  W.  H.  Trm 
Pain,  B.  H.  Emm 

Puttock,  R.  Emm 

Pye-Smith,  A.  S.    Trin. 
Ds  Scarborough, W.H.  Quee 
Sheaf,  E.  W.  JJowi 

Smyth,  VV.  H.  Emm 
Streatfeild,  W.  H.  R.  ^« 
Taylor,  S.  H.  S.  Caiui 
Wheat,  E.  G.  Chris 
Wight,  E.  Sid. 

Winterbotham,W.  King 
Woods,  F,  L.  Cai'ui 


WOMEN. 


First  Class. 

Clark,  R.  M.        Girton 
M  eashani,C.  E.  C.  Netvnham 
Taylor,  C.  E.       Neumham 


Second  Class. 


Chamberlain,  C. 
Hart-Davis,  M. 
Jevons,  H.  VV, 
Lenwood,  C. 
Sharpe,  H.  D. 
Wilkinson,  F, 


Newnham 
Newnham 
Newnham 
Newnham 
Newnham 
Newnham 


Third  Class. 
Baker,  E.  W. 
Frood,  S. 
Mackie,  B.  E. 
Stone,  E.  M. 
Wrenford,  M.  M 


Newnh 
Newnh, 
Newnh 
Newnht 
Girton 


1  Fellow  of  Clare. 

2  Tutor  of  St  John's. 

3  M.P.  for  Cambridge  (Chesterton),  1M6— 1910,  re-elected  1910,  J911.    Under  Secretary  of  State  for  India 


NATURAL   SCIENCES   TRIPOSES. 


539 


Examiners  : 


kinner,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
I  chiieter. 

uhemann,  M.A.,  Catus. 
i.  Tilden. 
i.  Miers. 
'.  Prior. 

1.  C.  Reed,  M.A.,  Trin. 
W,  Watts,  M.A.,  Sidney. 


F.  G.  Parsons. 

W.  L.  H.  Duckworth,  M.A.,  Jesus. 

F.  Dai'win,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

J.  B.  Farmer. 

W.  F.  R.  Weldon,  M.A.,  Joh. 

J.  J.  Lister,  M.A.,  Joh. 

F,  Gotch. 

H.  K.  Anderson,  M.D.,  Cains. 


Part  II.— June,  1901. 


larger,  G.  (Botany  and 

Chemistry)  Kiwi's 

]!leminson,  F.  J.      (Physiology)     Cams 

yfoclcer,  J.  C.  (Cliemistrv)      Joh. 

'ElHott,  T.  R.     (Physiohigy  and 

Human  Anatomy 
with  Physiology)  Trin. 


Ds  Tearnsides,  W.  G 
Ds  2May,  O. 

Waively,  L.  I). 

White,  W.  H. 


^ullough,  H.  Sid. 

Jooper,  C.  Forster  Trin. 

Fyson,  P.  F.  Sid. 

Hanson,  E.  K.  Trin. 


Hoffmann,  W.  A. 
Holt,  A. 


Christ's 
Pemb. 


Se-cond  Class. 

Low,  .J.M. 
Ds  Mathews,  C.  M. 
Ds  Mollison,  W.  M. 


(Geology) 
(Physiology) 
(Botany  and 

Zoology) 
(Physics) 


Emm. 
King's 
Kitiifs 


Third  Class. 

Ds  Pascoe,  E.  H. 
Ds  Sager,  J.  L. 


Joh. 
NonColl. 


Ds  Moore,  R.  F. 

Ds  Regan,  C.  T. 

Wragg,  E. 


Ds  Woodcock,  F. 


Sid. 
Joh. 


Joh. 
Trin. 


Christ's 
Queens' 
Trin  H. 


Pemb. 


WOMEN. 


Hartle,  H.  J. 
Sollas,  I.  B.  J. 


First  Class. 

(Cliemistry) 
(Zoology) 

Second  Class. 


Clark,  R.  M. 
Taylor,  C.  E. 

Third  Class. 
Measham,  C.  E.  C. 


Newnham 
Newnham 


Girton 
Newnham 


Newnham 


1  FeHow  of  Clare. 


2  Beit  Fellowship,  1910. 


540 


NATUKAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Part  l.~June,  1901. 


First  Class. 

Anderson,  E.  D. 

Pemb. 

Hodgkin,  G.  L. 

Trin. 

Macnab,  J.  T. 

Chi 

Bailey,  E.  B. 

Clare 

Hughes,  E.  C. 

Clare 

Mitchell,  B.  E. 

Joh 

Cameron,  H.  C. 

Joh. 

Humphrey,  D. 

Sid. 

Muff,  H.  B. 

Ctir 

Cartwright,  W. 

Clare 

James,  T.  C. 

Trin. 

Owen,  S.  A. 

'IVi 

Cassidy,  M.  A. 

Clare 

Juler,  F.  A. 

Trin. 

Rittenberg.M.M.L 

.  Cai 

Coles,  C.  St  A. 

Trin. 

Kewlev,  J. 

King's 

Simpson,  G.  C.  E 

.Joh 

Cuniberlidge.W.I 

.  Christ's 

King,  L.  A.  L. 

Joh. 

Smith,  F.  G. 

Cla 

Denham,  H.  A. 

Joh. 

Lambert,  H. 

Trin. 

Watson,  E.  R. 

Jes 

Edmonds,  S.  F. 

Sid. 

Lambert,  J. 

Down. 

Wilde,  K.  H.  N. 

Kii 

Garnsey,  E. 

Cuius 

Lang,  W.  D. 

Pemb. 

Willis,  J.  K. 

Que 

Hamill,  J.  M. 

Trin. 

*Lucas,  K. 

Trin. 

Wilson,  C.  J. 

Ch, 

Hewitt,  J. 

Jesus 

Macfie,  J.  W.  S. 
Second  Class 

Caius 

Austin,  P.  C. 

Emm. 

Ds  Gaskell.  .J.  P. 

Caius 

Miller,  A.  H. 

Tri 

Back.  I.  G. 

Trin.H. 

Hallovves,K.A.K 

Cuius 

Mounsey,  J.  E, 
Nixon,  S.  H. 

Kir 

Bankart,  A.  S.  B. 

Trin. 

Harrison,  H.  G. 

Sid. 

Em 

Barris,  J.  U. 

Caius 

Harwood,S.  D.  F. 

Joh. 

Oliver.  E.  G. 

Dot 

Bell,  E. 

Clare 

Hastings,  W. 

Christ's 

Palmer,  C.  E. 

Cai 

Boutflower,  C. 

Trin. 

Henry,  S.  A. 

Trin. 

Pollard,  W.  B. 

Cla 

Burne,  B. 

Caius 

Jackson,  H.  B. 

Clure 

Robinson,  W.  H. 

Vol 

Collett,  G.  F. 

Pemb. 

Lethbridge,  E.  H. 

Joh. 

Shepperson,E.W. 

Chi 

Dickson,  H.  S. 

Christ's 

Lloyd,  E. 

Emm. 

Stephens,  P.  S. 

Tri 

Drysdale,  T. 
Dukes,  L. 

Jesus 

Long,  B.  E. 

Sid. 

Sutton,  f;  J. 

Em 

Trin. 

Macalister,G.H.K.  Joh. 

Thornton,  F.  J. 

Cai 

Ferrar,  H.  T. 

Sid. 

Mackenzie,  S.  M. 
Third  Class. 

Trin. 

Trapnell,  F.  C. 

Ki) 

Banister,  J.  B. 

Jesus 

Davies,  L.  G. 

Trin. 

McLean,  H. 

Cai 

Beale,  J.  R. 

Clare 

Dixon,  S. 

Trin. 

Parkinson,  P.  R, 

Cai 

Bean,  J.  W.  B. 

H.Selw. 

Fardon,  A.  H. 

Christ's 

Ponder,  C.  W. 

Em 

Bisseker,  R.  G. 

Jesus 

Fothergill,  C.  F. 

Emm. 

Rayner,  W.  H. 

Tri 

Burgess,  A.  S. 

Caius 

Greenlees,J.R.C. 

Joh. 

Stanley-Clarke,  C. 

Cai 

Cockin,  R.  P. 

Cuius 

Groves,  W.  P. 

Christ's 

Stewart,  J.  AV. 

CIu 

Cook,  E.  B. 

Cuius 

Hardwicke,  E.  C. 

Corpus 

Walker,  H. 

Em 

Corbett,  G.  H.  U. 

King's 

Holroyd,  G. 

Christ's 

Wallis,  A. 

Kin 

Coulson,  R.  N. 

Cuius 

Howitt,  A.  B. 

Clare 

Wilkin,  Arthur 

Kin 

Cox,  G.  L. 

Christ's 

Lawton-Roberts,J.C 
WOMEN. 

Clure 

Wilson.  E.  J. 

Ma 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Robertson,  A.     Neumham    DeaneButcher,H.D.  Newnham  i  Isaacson,  C.  E. 

Slater,  J.  M.  \^^  Newnhnm  I  Killby,  H.  B.  Newnham  \  Rix,  G.  A. 

I  Lamond,  I.  T.  Girton        i 

I  Walker,  H.  Newnham  ', 


Girton 
Newn) 


NATURAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


641 


Examiners  ; 


W.  B.  Hardy,  M.A.,  Caiuii. 

E.  H.  Starling. 

S.  Ruhemami,  M.A.,  Caiiis. 

J.  Walker. 

W.  F.  R.  Weldoii,  M.A.,  8t  John's. 

J.  Graham  Kerr,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

W.  W.  Watts,  M.A.,  Sidney. 

H.  Woods,  M.A.,  JSt  John's. 


A.  Hutchinson,  M.A.,  Pemhrohe. 

G.  T.  Prior. 

N.  B.  Harman,  M.A.,  8t  John's. 

F.  G.  Parsons. 

F.  Darwin,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

D.  H.  Scott. 

A.  Schuster. 

T.  C.  Fitzpatrick,  M.A.,  Christ's. 


Part  11.— June,  1902. 
First  Class. 


Bailey,  E.  B,  (Geology  and 

Physics)  Clare 

Ds  Cassidv,  M.  A.         (Pliysiology)  Clare 

Ds  i^Gregorv,  R.  P.      (Botany)  Joh. 

Ds  Haniill, .).  M.  (Physiology)  Trin. 


*Lock,  R.  H. 
Ds  Macfie,  J.  W.  S. 

Newbould,  H.  S. 

'-iStrachan,  J. 
Ds  Willis,  J.  K. 


(Botany) 

(Physiology) 

(Chemistry) 

(Physics) 

(Physiology) 


Caius 

Cuius 

Trin.H. 

Clare 

Queens' 


Ds  Cumberlidge,  W 
Heaton,  F. 
James,  T.  C. 


,  ChrisVs 
Emm. 
Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Kewley,  J. 
Ds  Lang,  W.  D. 
Ds  Macnab,  .J.  T. 


King's 
Pemb. 
Christ's 


Mitchell,  B.  E.  Joh. 
Ds  Rose,  P.  J.  G.  Joh. 
Ds  Wallis,  A.  King's 


Ds  Craven,  E.  M.         Clare 
Ds  Hallowes,K.  A.  K.  Caius 


Third  Class. 
Lee,  R.  H.  L.  Pet. 


^Montagu,  E.  S. 


Trin. 


WOMEN. 

First  Class. 
Robertson,  A.        (Botany) 

Second  Class. 
None 


Newnham 


Third  Class. 


Stone,  E.  M. 


Newnham 


1  Tutor  of  St  John's. 

2  One  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

3  M.P.  for  Cambridge  (Chesterton).    Under  Secretary  of  State  for  India. 


542 


NATURAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Austin,  L.  J. 
^Balls,  W.  L. 

Beacall,  T. 

Beaton,  E. 

Butler,  G.  G. 
^Campbell,  N.  R. 

Carpenter,  F.  W. 

Downing,  A.  B. 

Epps,  C.  JI.  B. 

Frencli,  R.  E. 

Frencli,  R.  T.  G. 

Gauvain,  11.  J. 

Gough,  H.  P.  B. 


Sid. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Cams 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Sid. 

Christ's 

Kim/'s 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Sid. 


Part  I.— June,  1902. 


First  Class. 

Gow,  A. 
Hall,  H.  S. 
Hill,  K.  A.  P. 
Hodge,  R.  F.  V. 
Hutt,  V.  W. 
Jones,  O.  T. 
Laidlaw,  P.  P. 
^LauiplouglijF.E.E. 
Lang,  B.  T. 
Lewis,  E,  L 
M'^Intyre,  J. 
Millington,  J.  P. 


Cains 

Penib. 

Cuius 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Caius 

King's 

Christ's 


Nicol,  .J. 
Parnell,  T. 
Picton,  T 
*Rastall,  R.  U. 
Robinson,  J.  H. 
Rotliera,  A.  C,  H. 
Rov,  D.  W. 
Scliofield,F.H.V. 
Sewell,  R.  B.  S. 
Sn)itli,  A.  M. 
Strickland,  C. 
Wallis,  B. 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Sid. 

Emm. 

Sid. 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Emm. 

Cains 

Trin. 


Alexander,  W.  A. 
Allan,  R.  G. 
Banhani,  H.  U.  B 
Blakiston,  C.  R.  N 
Brothers,  J.  M. 
Burdon,  E.  R. 
Chamberlain,  P.  G 
Churchill,  S. 
Cow,  D.  V. 
Daniell,  P.  F. 
Bavies,  T.  M. 
Druiuniond,J.F.M, 
Ds  Firkins,  H.  L. 
Gandhi,  N.  H. 
Garrett,  T.  R.  H. 
Gledhill,  W.  G. 
Grabhani,  G.  W. 


Caius 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Pnnli. 

Trin.  II. 

Sid. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

King's 

Caius 

Cath. 

Caius 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Joh. 


Second  Class. 

Gray,  H.  T. 
Greenwood,  G.  F. 
Grell,  J.  M.  P. 
Hofuieyr,  W.  H. 
Honevbourne.V.C. 
Kemp-Welch,  M. 
Keyworth,  W.  D. 
Ds  Kidner,  A.  R. 
Lillingston,  C. 
McDonald,  S.  G. 
Mackenzic,L.  H.  L. 
Mennell,  J.  B. 
Mounsey.  G.  F. 
Newman,  F.  H.  C. 
Nicholson,  A.  F. 
Pratt,  U.  K.  H. 
Priston,  S.  B. 


Trin. 

Reeve,  H.  C. 

Emm. 

Sid. 

Salmon,  V.  G. 

Jesus 

H.Selw. 

Scrubv,  F.  S. 

H.Selw. 

Emm. 

Simon,  H.  H. 

King's 

Joh. 

Smith,  P.  H. 

Pemb. 

King's 

Stallard,  P.  L. 

Caius 

H.Selw. 

Suhr,  A.  C.  H. 

Caius 

Joh. 

Tasker,  M.  B. 

Sid. 

Pemb. 

Tipper,  G.  H. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Unwin,H.A.R.E 

H.Selw. 

Trin. 

Venning,  .J.  A. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Wavlen,  G.  H.  IL 

King's 

King's 

White,  H.  L. 

Sid. 

Jesus 

Williams,  W.  P. 

Down. 

Trill. 

Wood,  J.  L. 

Trin. 

Down. 

Wright,  C.  H. 

Sid. 

Joh. 

Ashe,  G.  H.  Joh. 

Atkin,  E.  E.  Cuius 

Bartlett,  G.  B.  Sid. 

Bellars,  A.E.  Magd. 

Brown,  S.  R.  Joh. 

Courtauld,  J.  S.  King's 

Fergusson,  J.  N.  F.  Joh. 

Grundy,  M.  Joh. 

Horner,  N.  G.  Cuius 


Third  Class. 

Jones,  T.  A.  Caius 

Leite,H.M.J.F.deP.P.  Cuius 


Mehta,  V.  B. 
Morgan,  J.  D. 
Moxon,  H.  W. 
Nicholl,  A.  M.  C. 
Noyes,  11.  F.  G. 
Owen,  A.  H. 
Patel,  R.  B. 


Pet. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Caius 

Cuius 


Pitt,  W.  O. 
Pontifex,  H.  A. 
Remfrv,  F.  G.  P. 
Smith,' J.  M. 
Tavlor,  R.  S. 
Webb,  G.  L. 
Weir,  H.  B. 
Wvman,  H.  N. 
Young,  F.  P. 


Emm. 

Pemb. 

Clare 

Christ's 

Down. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Caius 

Christ's 


First  Class. 

Bagster,  L.  E.     Girton 
Schooley,  B.  M.  Newnham 
Symns,  M.  M.     Newnham 
Wheldale,  M.      Newnham 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Brinkworth,  M,  M.  Girton 

Collard,  A.  L.  Newnham 

Dennison,  E.  A.  Girton 

Hough,  E.  M.  Newnham 

MayHeld,  M.  Girton 
Vernon  Harcourt,  J.  Girton 

Willcock,  E.  G.  Newnham 


Third  Class. 
None 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


543 


Examiners  : 


T.  C.  Fitzpatrick,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

L.  R.  Wilberforce,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

H.  M-^Leod. 

C.  T.  Heycock,  M.A.,  King's. 

N.  B.  Harman,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

A.  Keith. 

G.  F.  H.  Smith. 

A.  Hutchinson,  M.A.,  Pemhrohe. 


W.  B.  Hardy,  M.A.,  Caius. 

E.  H.  Starling. 

H.  Woods,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

T.  T.  Groom,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

J.  Graham  Kerr,  M.A.,  Chnst's. 

J.  S.  Gardiner,  M.A.,  Caius. 

D.  H.  Scott. 

H.  Marshall  Ward,  Sc.D.,  Sidney. 


Part  11.— June,  1903. 


First  Class. 


Field,  J.  H. 
Gow,  A. 


(Physics)  J  oh. 

(Chemistry  and 


Ds  Hewitt,  J. 
Ds  Jones,  O.  T. 

Laidlaw,  P.  P. 
Ds  Millington,  J.  P.    (Chemistry) 
Ds  *Rastali,  R.  H.      (Geology)" 
DsRothera,  A.  C.  H.  (Physiology) 


Physics) 
(Zoology) 
(Geology) 
(Physiology) 


Caius 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Christ's 


Ds  Roy,  D.  W.      (Human  Anatomy 

with  Physiology)  Sid. 

Ds  Sewell,  R.  B.  S.  (Physiology  and 

Human  Anatomy 

with  Physiology)  Christ's 

Ds  Simpson,  G.  C.  E.  (Physiology)        Joh. 

Ds  Smith,  A.  M.  (Botany)  Emm. 

Ds  Stallard,  P.  L.       (Physiology)        Cams 


Ds  Austin,  L.  J, 
Ds  Beaton,  E. 
Ds  f:pps,  C.  H.  B. 


Ds  Butlor,  G.  G. 


Sid.        I 
Caius 
Christ's ' 


Emm. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Grabham,  G.  W. 
Ds  Hill,  R.  A.  P. 
Ds  Picton,  T. 

Third  Class. 
Ds  Hall,  H.  S. 


Joh. 

Cuius 

Emm. 


Tipper,  G.  H. 
Watson,  E.  R, 


Clare 
Jesus 


Pemb.    I   Ds  Robinson,  J.  H.      Sid. 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Bartlett,  A.  W.  Christ's. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 
Slater,  J.  M.  W.     (Physics  and  Chemistry)      Newnham 

Secmtd  Class. 
None 

i 
Third  Class. 

None 


644 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Part  l.—June, 

1903. 

First  Class. 

^ 

*Agar,  W.  E. 

King's 

*Hele,  T.  S. 

Emm. 

Perrin,  W.  S. 

Cnliis- 

Beesley,  L. 

Varus. 

Hodgson,  H.  II. 

Trin. 

Potts,  F.  A. 

TriM.JI 

Blackie,  A. 

Pet. 

Jolly,  L.  .J.  P. 

Joh. 

Richardson,  L 

F.  Kiiti/'s 

Board,  J.  H. 

Pemb. 

Ds  Kennett,  W.  It. 

Joh. 

Ridgway,  J. 
Ds  Slator,  F. 

Trin. 

Bryant,  C.  L, 

Down. 

Ds  King,  G.  K. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Cliittock,  C. 

Trin. 

Leather,  P. 

Clare 

Smith,  B. 

Sid. 

Cutting,  E.  M. 

Joh. 

Lees,  K.  A. 

Kind's 
Emm. 

Spens,  W. 

King's 

Earle,  H.  G. 

Down. 

Lloyd,  R.  B 
M^Dowall,  S.  A. 

Taylor,  C.  S, 

Emm. 

Foster,  W.  H. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Whitehead,  C. 

E.    Caius 

Graham,  G. 

Trin. 

*Mottram,  V.  H. 
Second  Class 

Trin. 

Woodhead,  J. 

A.     Clare 

Bailey,  G.  F.  S. 

Caius 

iDrew,  G.  H. 

Christ's 

Oulton,  E.  V. 

Christ's 

Bahr,  P.  II. 

Trin. 

Enibleton,  D. 

Christ's 

Pearson,  W.  W. 

Emm. 

Barker,  D.  A. 

Trin. 

Gamlen,  R.  L. 

Caius 

Peury,  J.  B.  L. 

Queens' 

Barker,  F.  A. 

Emm. 

Greene,  C.  W. 

Emm. 

Rawlinson,  R.  L. 

Trin. 

Briggs,  W.  A. 

Joh. 

Gregson,  H.  W. 

Christ's 

Singer,  A.  L. 

King's 

Browning,  P.  T. 

Trin. 

Griee,  J.  W. 

King's 

Sutton,  W.  H.  R. 

Dawn. 

Cane,  L.  B, 

King's 

Griffin.  F.  AV.  W. 

King's 

Ticehurst,  C.  B. 

Jolt. 

Carran,  W. 

Emm. 

Haughton,  A.  J. 

Queens' 

Walker,  S.  L. 

Sid. 

Cavalier,  H.  0. 

Trin. 

Hetherington,  A.  L. 

Trin. 

Webber,  II.  N. 

Jolt. 

Clarke,  H.  J. 

Trin. 

Newbold,  C.  J. 

Caim 

Wright,  O.  K. 

Christ's 

Cookson,  K. 

Trin. 

Third  Class. 

Ashby,  II.  T. 

Emm. 

Duuiaresq,  0.  W. 

Sid. 

Mander,  G.  le  M.    Trin. 

s  Baxter,  T.  V.  T, 

Corp. 

Emrys-Jones,  M. 

F.  Caius 

Martin,  J.  H. 

B.     Emm. 

Berry,  H.  S. 

Clare. 

Espin,  C.  E. 

Christ's 

Morgan,  F.  C. 

Trin. 

Binning,  S. 

Cains 

Fleming,  G.  B. 

King's 

Nelson,  R.  H. 

Trin. 

Boyle,  I).  H. 

Joh. 

Ds  Glaucrt,  0. 

Clare 

Ough,  J. 

Emm. 

Charles,  A.  deC.  C.  Maad. 

Ds  Goddard,  H. 

Joii. 

Pearson,  D.  G. 

Pemb. 

Clayton,  E.  B. 

Caius 

Heyworth,  G.  A.  F.  Trin. 

Pratt,  John  H 

Trin. 

Cox,  D.  H. 

Caius 

Hinde,  E.  B. 

Emm. 

Sandbach,  E. 

King's 

Densham,  A.  T. 

Joh. 

Ds  Hough,  J.  F. 

Joh. 

Svensson,  R. 

Caius 

Drake,  A.  W.  C. 

Pemb. 

Jones,  C.  E.  M. 

King's 

Ds  Tampoe,  A.  M«G.  C.    Clare 

Draper,  J.  R. 
Dryland,  G.  W. 

Joh. 

Jones,  W.  H. 

Christ's 

Taylor,  H.  H. 

Pemb. 

Cuius 

Luker,  S.  G. 

Pemb. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class 

Second  Class 

TM7-d  Class. 

Slater,  I.  L. 

Newnham 

Drey,  L.  B.                Newnham 

Horobin,  E.  C. 

Newnham 

Frodsham,  E.            Newnham 

Mathers,  F.  J. 

Newnham 

Harre,  G.  E.              Girton 

Meade,  A.  G. 

Newnham 

Stewart,  G. 

Newnham 

1  Beit  Fellowship,  1910, 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


546 


Examiners  ; 


H.  Marshall  Ward,  Sc.D.,  Sidney. 

C.  T.  Heycock,  M.A.,  King's. 

A.  Smithells. 

E.  Barclay-Smith,  M.D.,  Kinq's. 

A.  Keith. 

W.  B.  Hardy,  M.A.,  Cuius. 

W.  A.  Herdman. 

J.  S.  Gardiner,  M.A.,  Cuius. 


E.  Waymouth  Reid,  M.B.,  Downing. 

A.  Harker,  M.A.,  St  Johns. 

T.  Groom,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

G.  F.  H.  Smith. 

L.  J.  Spencer. 

W.  C.  D.  Wlietham,  M.A.,  Tnnity. 

L.  R.  Wilberforce,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

H.  Wager. 


Part  U.—June,  1904. 
First  Class. 


)s  *ABar,  W.  E 
)8  ^  Balls,  W.  L. 
Carpenter,  F.  ^^ 
Chittock,  C. 
Cutting,  E.  M 


(Zoology) 

(Botany) 

(Chemistry) 

(Physics) 

(Botany 


brunimond,  J.  F.  M.  (Botany) 


King's 

Joh. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Cuius 


)s  *Hele,  T 


(Physiology)  Emm. 


Ds  *Lamplough,  F.  E.  E.  (Chemistry)  Trin. 

Ds  Lloyd,  R.  B.  (Physiology)  Emm. 

McDowall,  S.  A.  (Zoology)  Trin. 

Ds  Nicol,  .J.  (Physics)  Trin. 

Perrln,  W.  S.  (Zoology)  Caius 

Ds  Smith,  B.  (Geology)  Sid. 


Second  Class. 


Brothers,  .J.  M. 
)s  Foster,  W.  H. 
)s  *Gold,  E. 

Graham,  G. 

Trin.H. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trin. 

Hodgson,  H.  H.     Trin. 
.Jolly,  L.  .J.  P.        Joh. 
Leather,  F.             Clare 
Ridgway,  J.            Trin. 

Third  Cla^s. 

Ds  Singer,  A.  L. 

Whitehead,  C.  E. 
Ds  AVright,  O.  K. 

King's 
Caius 
Christ's 

Beacall,  T. 
)s  Carran,  W. 

Joh. 
Emm. 

Ds  Gregson,  H.  W.     Christ's 
Ds  Griffin,  F.  W.  W.    Kimi's 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Ds  AVebber,  H.  N. 

Joh. 

Slater,  I.  L.  (Geology)       Ifewnham 

Wheldale,  M.        (Botany)         Newnham 
Willcock,  E.  G.     (Physiology)  Newnham 

Second  Class. 

Drew,  H.  Newnham 

Hough,  E.  M.      Neumham 

Third  Class. 
None 


546 


NATURAL   SCIENCES   TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1904. 


Amos,  A. 
Atkinson,  A.  G. 
Bailey,  T.  E.  G. 
Bickerdike,  R.  B, 
Bisphani,  J.  \V. 
Brooks,  F.  T, 
Buckley,  J.  P, 
Burden,  H.  A. 
Bygrave,  W. 
Chase,  R.  G. 
Chubb,  C.  H. 
Crawford,  R. 
*Crowther,  J. 
Davies,  J.  L, 
Davy,  G.  11. 


E. 


Down. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Cains 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Cuius 


First  Class. 

Dore,  A.  S.  W. 
Fearnsides,  E.  G. 
Fergusson,  N.  M. 
Fison,  W.  .J. 
Fordham,  W.  II. 
Frankland,  E.  P. 
Griffith,  W.  St  B. 
Henderson,  P. 
Hill,  J.  R. 
Ds  Hills,  G.  F.  S. 
Hopkins,  W.  D. 
Huck,  J. 
Jordan,  A.  R. 
Joyce,  J.  L. 
King,  J.  K. 


Jesus 

Trin.H. 

Maqil. 

Sid. 

Down. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin.  If. 

H.Selw. 

Clare 

Kinq's 

Pet: 


Laird-Clo  wes,G .  S. 

Lees,  A.  H. 

liOngbottom,  A. 

Merrinian,  R.  W. 
Ds  Phillips,  S.  H. 

Priest,  R.  C. 

Jtow,  V.  P. 

Siddle,  G.  L. 

Stockdale,  F.  A. 

Sturdy,  A.  C. 
Ds  Tanner,  E.  L, 

Tenipleuian.W.H. 

Walker,  G. 

Walker,  K.  M. 

Wootton,  II.  A. 


Sid. 

Kinq's 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius 

Joh. 

Caiui 

Mapd. 

Pei'nb. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Cams 

Clare 


Anderson,  A.  C. 
Apps,  VV,  J.  E. 
Barker,  G.  D. 
Burlend,  T.  II. 
Burrell,  L.  S.  T. 
Burwell,  W.  K. 
Buxton,  Anthony 
Byatt,  H.  V.  B. 
Cameron,  J. 
Carr,  W.  J. 
Chan,  S.  P. 
Chance,  R.  C. 
Coleman,  H.  N. 
Collet,  G.  G. 
Courtauld,  S.  L. 


Arnold,  F.  O. 
Backhouse,  B.  H. 
Barker,  A. 
Bowring,  H. 
Cane,  H.  J.  B. 
Chappie,  H. 
Clark,  C.  R. 
Colledge,  L. 
Dearden,  H. 
Bales,  W.  H.  F. 
Elger,  T.  G. 
Elliott,  A.  D, 
Fewings,  P.  J. 
Fildes,  P.  G. 


Down. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Cuius 

Trin. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cuius 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

King's 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

King's 

Cuius 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Caius 

Cuius 

Emm. 

Cuius 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Trtn. 


Second  Cluss. 

Cunningham, A.J, 
Ds  Dakin,  A. 
Dean,  L.  T. 
Dobell,  II. 
Eschwege,  F.  S. 
Evans,  G. 
Gillies,  H,  D. 
Grant,  F.  H.  S. 
Haddon,  E.  B. 
Hodgson.  T.  R, 
Jordan,  W.  H. 
Knowles,  R. 
Leeke,  C. 
Markham,  R.  G. 


W.  Trin. 
Jesus 
Sid. 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Down. 
Cuius 
Joh. 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Pemb. 
Down. 
Trin. 
Cuius 


Third  Class. 

J'rean,  H.  G. 
Harmens,  W. 
Hoffmann,  G. 
Ingleby,  R.  E. 
Jenkin,  N.  W. 
Jones,  W.  Foulkes 
Kitto,  J.  L. 
Lound,  R.  S, 
Mackenzie,  C. 
Mountjoy,  V.  U.  A, 
Palmer,  C. 
Parkinson,  W.  G. 
Pearson,  G.  C.  M. 
Potter,  A,  R. 


Joh. 
Trin. 
Cuius      \ 
Cuius      I 
Christ's  \ 
King's 
Joh. 
H.Selw. 
Emm. 
Joh. 
Sid. 
Emm. 
Pemb. 
Emm. 


Mellanby,  E. 
Mowatt,  O. 
Pearson,  J.  AV. 
Pelly,  A.  C. 
Peters,  B.  A.  I. 
Poole,  F.  S. 
Powell,  A.  C. 
Saxton,  W.  T. 
Snell,  II.  C. 
Spicer,  D. 
Stapledon,  R.  G. 
Swann,  J.  G.  L. 
Taylor,  C.  H.  S. 
Toft,  J.  H. 


Povscr,  A.  V. 
Prin-le,  K.  D. 
Schon,  B. 
Shann,  S.  E.  T. 
Sharp,  L.  W. 
Smith,  F.  H. 
Stone,  I-:.  R. 
Treves,  W.  W. 
Twigg,  C.  W. 
Vivian,  C.  St  A. 
Walker,  R.  W.  i 
Watkins,  C.  R. 
Ds  Wood,  E. 
Wood,  S. 


Emm. 

Cuius 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Christ 

Cuius 

Emm. 


Mugd 
Cuius 
Trin. 
Caius 
Cuius 
Christ 
Emm. 
Cuius 
Cuius 
Cuius 
Trin. 
Emm. 
Joh. 
ChriS: 


WOMEN. 


First  Class. 
Homer,  A.  Newnhum 


Second  Cla.<is. 


Third  Class. 


Benton,  M. 
Caulkin,  E.  E. 
Craske,  P. 
Goldwin,  M.  B. 
Luscombe,  E.  R. 
Macken,  M.  E. 
May,  C. 
Oakden,  I.  M. 
Pennycuick,  L.  M. 
Smith,  M.  C.  B. 
Taylor,  A.  P. 


Newnhum    Gratton,  M.  S. 

Newnhum    Innian,  E.  M. 

Newnhum    Smith,  E.  M.  G. 

Newnhum 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 


Girton 
Girton 
Girton 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


647 


Examiners  : 


A.  C.  Seward,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

H.  Wager. 

W.  J.  Lewis,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

L.  J.  Spencer,  M.A.,  Sidney. 

R.  T.  Glazebrook,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

W.  C.  D.  Whetham,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

E.  Barclay- Sinitli,  M.D.,  King's. 

A.  Robinson. 


W.  A.  Herdman. 

A.  Sedgwick,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

E.  Way  mouth  Reid,  M.B.,  Downing. 
W.  M.  Fletcher,  M.A.,  Trinity, 

H.  O.  Jones,  M.A.,  Clare. 

A.  Smithells. 

A.  Harker,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

F.  A.  Bather. 


Part  11.— June,  1905. 

First  Class. 


Brooks,  P.  T. 
Ds  Crawford,  R. 
*Crowther,  J.  A. 

Mellanbv,  K. 
Ds  *Mottrau],  V.  II. 
Ds  Potts,  F.  A. 

Wootton,  H.  A. 


(Botany) 

(Pliysiologj-) 

(Physics) 

(Pliysiolof<y) 

(Physiology) 

(Zoology,  Gieology) 

(Chemistry) 


Second  Class. 


Bailey,  T.  E.  G. 
IS  Burlend,  T.  H. 
ts  Bygrave,  W. 
>s  Davies,  J,  L. 

Earle,  H.  G. 


Clare 

Christ's 

ChriM's 

Emm. 

Down. 


Pemb. 
King's 


Ds  Jordan,  W.  II. 

Ds  .Joyce,  J.  L. 

Ds  King,  J.  K.  Pet 

Longbottom,  A.     Triti, 
Merriman,  R.  W.  Trin. 


Bickerdike,  R.  B.  Caius 

Burden,  H.  A.       Trin. 

)s  Fergusson,  N.  M.  Mayd. 


Third  Class. 

Ds  Hodgson,  T.  R, 
Ds  Hopkins,  W.  D. 


Christ's 
Trin.H. 


Emm. 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Trin.  H. 

Clare 


Ds  Powell,  A.  C. 
Da  Priest,  R.  C. 
Ds  Saxton,  W.  T. 

Taylor,  C.  S. 

Toft,  J.  H. 


Ds  Schon,  B. 

Ds  AVatkins,  C.  R. 


Trin. 

Caius 

Sid. 

Emm. 

Emm. 


Trin, 
Emm. 


Homer,  A. 


WOMEN. 

First  Class. 
(Chemistry) 


Newnham 


Second  Class. 

Frodsham,  E.        (Physics)  Newnham 

Third  Class. 


648 


NATURAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES 


Part  I.— June,  1905. 


First  Class. 

Airey,  J.  R. 

Joh. 

Ilamill,  P. 

Trin. 

Norrls,  W.  H.  H 

Corp. 

Boswortli,  T.  (). 

Joh. 

Hamilton,  A. 

Christ's 

Resker,  II.  C. 

Corp. 

Boulenger,  C".  L. 

King's 

Hevcock,  M.  S. 

Pemb. 

Saunders,  K.  J. 

EnL 

Brown,  J.  D. 

Clare 

Hood,  H.  M. 

Jesus 

Savage,  R  G. 

Don, 

Burton,  W. 

Emm. 

Hurst,  A.  W. 

Emm. 

Sleeman,  C.  M. 

Cliri^ 

Cam,  W.  H. 

Cairn 

Jackson,  A.  F. 

Pet. 

Stansfeld,  A.  R 

Joh. 

Clark,  A.  J. 

King's 

Jones,  P.  C.  V. 

Joh. 

Ds  Starte,  O.  H.  B. 

Clar< 

CuUen,  A.  E. 

Joh. 

Langlev,  A.  S. 

Down. 

Thoday,  D. 

Trin. 

Duke,  H.  L. 

Caius 

McDonald,  A. 

Emm. 

Verrall,  P.  J. 

Trin. 

Da  Grantham,  S.  G. 

Trin. 

McKerrow,  C.  K.  Clare 
Second  Class. 

Witliey,  W.  H. 

Joh. 

Ds  Adams,  C.  W. 

Trin. 

Green,  H.  S. 

Trin. 

Pochin,  H. 

II.  Sel 

Anderson,  R.  C. 

Clare 

Hallam,  J.  H. 

Pet. 

Pocock,  P.  N. 

Sid. 

Arraitage,  P.  R. 

Pemh. 

Heald,  C.  B. 

Caius 

Priestley,  R.  F. 

Cuius 

Baker,  A.  E. 

Trin. 

Hodge,  E.  H.  V 

.    Clare 

Roberts,  H.RF 
Robertshaw,  .J. 

Pemh. 

Ds  Beckett,  J.  N. 

Joh. 

Holman,  C.  C. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Buckney,  F. 

Sid. 

Ds  Joyner,  C.  B. 

Emm. 

Scales,  F.  S. 

Jesus 

Caley,  F.  G. 

Pemh. 

Koh,  K.  S. 

Joh. 

Sutton,  R.  N.  D. 

Cath. 

Canney,  J.  R.  C 

Christ's 

Lauderdale,  R 

M.Caiiis 

Teall,  F.  H. 

Sid. 

Carver,  A.  E.  A. 

Caius 

Lawson,  W.  R. 

H.  Sclw. 

Vick,  R.  M. 

Jesut 

Chopra,  R.  N. 
Cliristie,  J. 

Down. 

Marshall,  H. 

Sid. 

Wallis,  W.  R 

Clare 

Trin. 

Mawhood,  R.  H 

.    Trin. 

Warwick,  G.  R. 

Pemb 

Clarke,  E.  T. 

Sid. 

Mav,  A.  J. 

Sid. 

Weston,  T.  A. 

Joh. 

Clement,  L. 

Sid. 

Oxley,  II.  F. 

Queens' 

Wilson,  H.  B. 

Pemb 

Cox,  R. 

Caius 

Ds  Page,  G.  F. 

Emm. 

Wilson,  P.  F. 

Caius 

Crosfield,  IT.  T. 

King's 

Parsons,  II. 

Caius 

Wilton,  J.  P. 

Jesus 

Dain,  G.  R. 

Clare 

Pike,  S.  G.  B. 

Emm. 

Wood,  W.  B. 

Jesus 

Denhy,  A.  P. 

Jesus 

Pitt,  C.  H. 

Corp. 

Wyer,  J.  F.  W. 

Emm. 

Foyster,  II.  T. 

Trin. 

Tliird  Class. 

Barrett,  R.  S. 

Cuius 

Hodges,  W.  C. 

Trin.  II. 

Spicer,  M. 

Trin. 

Binns,  C.  C.  II. 

Caius 

Hyanis,  A. 

Joh. 

Stiven,  II.  R  S. 

Trin. 

Butt,  H.  T.  H. 

Christ's 

Monteitli,  H.  G 

Pemh. 

Swann,  C.  H. 

Christ 

Canti,  R.  (J. 

Kim)  s 

Moore,  R.  M. 

Joh. 

Thompson,  E.  E 

Joh. 

Coad,  C.  N. 

Joh. 

Newnum,  F.  C. 

Pemb. 

Trotter,  L.  B.  C. 

Clare 

Cox,  C.  H. 

Jesus 

Plews,  A.  G. 

Pemb. 

Walker,  J. 

Clare 

Crook,  A.  H. 

Christ's 

Pretty,  K. 

King's 

Williams,  E.  H.  ^ 

'.  Clare 

Cummins,  C.  A. 

Joh. 

Reid,  E.  D.  W. 

Christ's 

Williams,  R.  G. 

Caius 

Davies,J.  P.  H. 

Jesus 

Roper,  F.  A. 

Trin. 

Woolf,  A.  E.  M. 

Emm 

Donaldson,  M. 

Trin. 

Sawiniy,  M.  R. 

Down. 

Wright,  C.  S.  R 

Emm 

Harding,  E.  W. 

Caius 

Scorgie,  N.  G. 

Sid. 

^Vyman,  B. 

Caius 

Heelas,  R.  J. 

King's*' 

Singh,  1. 

Pemb. 

WOMEN, 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Tiiii'd  Class 

Delf,  E.  M. 

Girton 

Buckley,  W.  F. 

Newnham 

Brittle,  F.  A. 

Newnhc 

Harrison,  A.  L. 

Newnham 

Clavton,  E.  M. 

Girton 

Davies,  C,  M. 

Girton 

Sykes,  M.  G 

Girton 

Samson,  E.  D. 

Newnham 

Gough,  M.  L. 

Girton 

Thornicroft,  E.  T. 

Newnham 

McMechan,  D. 

Newnha 

Tweedy,  M. 

Girton 

Marshall,  A.  G.       Newithc 

Wright,  M.  M. 

Newnham 

Myers,  S. 

Girton 

NATURAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


549 


Examiners: 


C.  Seward,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
G.  Tansley,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
B.  Baker,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
,  0.  Jones,  M.A.,  Clare. 
A.  Bather,  Sc.D.,  Oxon. 
Lake,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
Robinson. 
Barclay- Smith,  M.D.,  King's. 


W.  J.  Lewis,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
H.  L.  Bowman,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
R.  T.  Glazebrooke,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
C.  T.  R.  Wilson,  M.A.,  Sidney. 
T.  G.  Brodie,  M.D.,  Lond. 
W.  M.  Fletcher,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
A.  Sedgwick,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
E.  W.  Mac  Bride,  M.A.,  St  John's. 


Part  II.— June  1906. 
First  Class. 


Airev,  J.  R.  (Physics) 

Bispliani,  J.  W.  (Physics) 
Boulenger,  C.  L.  (Zoology) 
Burton,  W.  (Physics) 

s  Fearnsides,  E.  G.  (Physiology) 
Frankland,  E.  P.   (Chemistry) 


Joh. 

Emm. 

Kimi's 

Emm. 

Trin.  H. 

Trin. 


Ds  Griffith,  W.  St  B.  (Phvsics) 
Ds  Haniill,  P.  (Physiology) 

Ds  .Sleeniaii.  C.  M.       (Physics) 
Ds  Stansfeld,  A.  E.     (Physiology) 
Sturdy,  A.  C.         (Physiology) 
Ds  Thoday,  D.  (Botany) 


Second  Class. 


Buckney,  F. 
Clement,  L. 
Hill,  J.  K. 


Sid. 
Sid. 
Joh. 


Ds  Jones,  P.  C.  V, 
Lees,  A.  H. 


Joh. 
Kiny's 


Norris,  W.  H.  H. 
Ds  Withev,  W.  H. 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

'Trin. 


Corp. 
Joh. 


Third  Class. 


Ds  Fison,  W.  J. 
Ds  Jones,  D.  C^ 


Sid. 
Pemb. 


Ds  Strain,  T.  G. 


Joh. 


WOMEN. 


First  Class. 


Delf,  E.  M.  (Botany)        Girton 

Saltmarsh,  M.  O.        (Physics)        Girton 
Sykes,  M.  G.  (Botany)        Girton 


Second  Class. 


Barlow,  M.  S. 
Tweedy,  M. 


Girton 
Girton 


Third  Class. 


660 


NATURAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.—,hine,  1906. 


First  Class. 

Abrahams,  A. 

Emm. 

Jones,  W.  N. 
Lall,  P. 

Emm. 

Sandison,  A. 

Trin. 

Adams,  F. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Scott,  H. 

Trin. 

Adams,  F.  S. 

Christ's 

Levy,  L.  A. 
Lock,  N.  F. 

Clare 

Simpson,  A.  G. 

Trin. 

Alderson,  G.  G. 

Cains 

Caius 

Stansfield,  J. 

Kmm^ 

Armstrong,  R.  R 

.  Trin. 

Machin,  W. 

Kinci's 

Stead,  J. 

Kiug't 

Barr,  G. 

Christ's 

Meadowcroft,  L.  V.  Trin. 

Thomas,  H.  H. 

Down 

Birch,  W.  C. 

King's 

*Mines,  G.  R. 

Sid. 

Ds  Trimble,  C.  J.  A. 

Trin. 

*Dobell,  C.  C. 

Trin. 

Mutch,  N. 

Emm. 

Vipond,  H.  J. 
Wilks,  W.  A.  R. 

Prmfj. 

Dunnicliff,  H.  B. 

Down. 

Nicoll,  H.  M.  D 

.    Caius 

('aius 

Fisher,  K. 

Sul. 

Paine,  H.  H. 

Trin. 

*Wills,  L.  J. 

King'i 

Fisher,  R.  H.  W. 

Emm. 

Pickles,  A. 

Trin. 

Wilson,  H.  C. 

Cuius 

Hooker,  C.  W.  R 

Clare 

Pingriff,  G.  N. 

Sid. 

Ds  Wrigley,  R.  W. 

Emm. 

Jolly,  E.  H.  P. 

Joh. 

Rice,  H.  G. 

Joh. 

Second  Class. 

Adams,  J.  W. 

Cuius 

Dick,  J.  R. 

Down. 

Pcrrv,  L.  B. 

Qure? 

Archer,  C.  W. 

Trin. 

Dyson,  E.  A. 

Jesus 

Richardson,  E.  B 

.  Clare 

Attwater,  H.  L. 

Pemb. 

Evans,  G.  IL 

Down. 

Russell,  E.  N. 

Trin. 

Barber,  W.  E. 

Christ's 

Felling,  A. 

Pemb. 

Saner,  J.  G. 

Caius 

Barritt,  W.  V. 

Joh. 

GiHison,  W. 

Pel. 

Singh,  B.  K. 

Dowr 

Billing,  E. 

Caius 

Griffin,  J. 

Trin.H. 

Sisson.  H.  A. 

Clare 

Blaikie.  C.  J. 

Cains 

Ds  Hardy,  G.  S. 

Joh. 

Stonehouse,G.  H 

Sid. 

Bligh,  E,  H.  S. 

Pemb. 

Hick,  R.  H.  P. 
Honeybourne,  H 

Christ's 

Thomas,  D.  E. 

Sid. 

Bower,  G.  N. 

Corp. 

C.  Joh. 

Treadgold,  H.  A. 

Down 

Brockbank,  B. 

Joh. 

Horton,  E.  F. 

Emm. 

Turner,  J.  W. 

NonCt 

Cane,  A.  S. 

King's 

Inder,  R.  W. 

Down. 

vanSchalkwijk,J 

.  Cains 

Comyn,  K. 

H.  Selw. 

Jobson,  J.  S. 

Sid. 

Walling,  T. 
Ward,  F.  K 

Emm 

Coombs,  A.  G. 

Joh. 

Ds  Lloyd,  G.  T. 

Clare 

Chris 

Crowther,  W.  C. 

Corp. 

Penman,  F.  G. 

Jesus 

Woodhousc,  E.  J 

Trin. 

Davies,  F.  C. 

Down. 

Third  Class. 

Anderson,  W.  A. 

Clare 

Gamlin,  R. 

King's 

Moore,  C.  G.  H. 

Caius 

Angus,  W.  B.  G. 

Chrises 

Gilroy,  P.  K. 

H.^elw. 

Morcom,  A.  F. 

Clare 

Barker,  R.  L. 

Caius 

Gordon,  S. 

Pemb. 

Osmond,  T.  E. 

Emm 

Batterburv,  G.  R 

.  Cairn 

Gosse,  A.  H. 

Caius 

Parkinson,  J.  E. 

Kino' 

Benskin,  J.  P. 

Christ's 

Greaves,  H.  G. 

Emm. 

Payne.  M.  W. 

Trin. 

Bluett,  T.  L.  C. 

Emm. 

Hands,  H.  J. 

Pet. 

Penny,  W.  M. 

Jesus 

Bouwens,  B.  G. 

Trin. 

Hargreaves,  A. 

R.  Trin. 

Price,  M.  P. 

Trin. 

Brewer,  C.  H. 

Clare 

Hicklin,  J.  H. 

Pet. 

Rau,  B.  S. 

Joh. 

Bromley,  L. 

Caius 

Higgins,  S.  J. 

Caius 

Robinson,  F.  H. 

Queet 

Burn,  J.  S. 

Trin. 

Jarvie,  J.  M. 

Emm. 

Ronaldson.  J.  B. 

Joh. 

Byrde,  E.  H. 

Down. 

Kidd,  G.  C. 

Christ's 

Rutherford,  L.  D 

Down 

Cawston,  F.  G. 

Caius 

Lloyd,  J.  P. 

Trin. 

Smith,  C.  H. 

Sid. 

Cobbold,  G.  F. 

Trin. 

Lucas,  E.  C. 

Joh. 

Sturges,  E.  L. 

Emm 

Collinson,  J.  W. 

Trin. 

Mander,  C.  A. 

Trin. 

Thursfield,R.M.R 

.  H.Sil 

Comyn,  H.  F. 

King's 

Ds  Mavor,  J.  W. 

Trin. 

Vercoe,  R.  H. 

Joh. 

Daniel,  J.  A. 

Christ's 

Middleton,  C.  B.     Joh. 

Weddell,  J.  M. 

Chris 

Farnfleld,  G.  S. 

Queens' 

Milbum,  R. 

Clare 

Willans,  E.  T. 

Emm 

8  Forder,  F.  G. 

Christ's 

WOMEN. 

Bambridge,  F. 

Newnham 

Isaacson,  E.               Girto 

n 

Bvrne,  M.  W. 

Girton 

Quirk,  H.  E.              Newn 

he 

Coley,  C. 
Gardner,  M. 

Newnham 

Walker,  M.                 New? 

he 

Girton 

Goodwin,  L.  A. 

Newnham 

Sparshatt,  A.  D. 

Newnham 

Stephenson,  M. 

Newnham 

Thompson,  H.  G. 

Newnham 

Warner,  C.  E. 

Girton 

NATURAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


551 


Examiners  : 


A.  Hutchinson,  M.A.,  Pembrohe. 
H.  L.  Bowman,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
F.  F.  Blackman,  M.A.,  St  Johns. 
A.  G.  Tansley,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
H.  B.  Baker,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
H.  J.  H.  Fen  ton,  Sc.D.,  Christ's. 
E.  J.  Garwood,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
P.  Lake,  M.A.,  St  John's. 


T.  Manners-Smith,  M.A.,  Doivning. 
A.  Robinson,  M.D.,  Victoria. 
J.  A.  McClelland,  MA. 
C.  T.  R.  Wilson,  M.A.,  Siihiey. 
T.  G.  Brodie,  M.D.,  l.ondon. 
F.  G.  Hopkins,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
E.  W.  Mac  Bride,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
R.  C.  Punnett,  M.A.,  Caius. 


Part  11.— June,  1907. 


First  Class. 

Ban-,  G.                    (Chemistry) 
)s  Bt.swortli,  T.  0.      (Geology) 
Clark,  A.  J.             (Physiology) 
Lew,  L.  A.              (Cheniistrv) 
Machin,  W.              (Chemistry) 
Mutch,  N.                (Physiology) 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Kind's 

Clare 

Kinp's 

Emm. 

*Mines,  G.  R.          (Physiology) 
Paine,  H.  H.            (Physics) 
Thomas,  D.  E.         (Physics) 
Ds  ^Wills,  L.  J.             (Geology) 
Wilson,  H.  C.           (Physics) 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Kim's 

Caius 

Second  Class. 

>s  Adams,  F.  S.          Christ's            Griffin,  J.                Trin.H.  \   Ds  Resker,  H.  C. 
)s  Alderson,  G,  G.      Cuius         Ds  Jones,  W.  N.          Emm.         Ds  Robertshaw,  .J. 
Birch,  W.  C.           Kiwjs     !         Pingriff,  G.  N.        Sid.         1 

Corpus 
Trin. 

Third  Class. 

Adams,  F. 
Ds  Barber,  W.  E. 

Joh.          1           Lucas.  E.  C.              Joh. 
Christ's    \    Ds  VanSchalkwijk,  J.   Caiii*' 

WOMEN. 
First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Gardner,  M. 

Girton 

Third  Class. 
Coley,  C.  Newnham 


562 


NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1907 


AUott,  C.  B.  S. 
Balfour,  D.  H. 
Bodkin,  A.  M. 
Calvert,  W.  J.  R. 
Compton,  R.  II. 
Ds  Corless,  R. 
Dalai,  A.  R. 
Dellschaft,  M.  E. 
Derbyshire,  H. 
Dunlop,  J.  G.  M. 
Emmett,  W.  G. 
Ferraboschi,  F. 
Fraser,  F.  R. 
Fryer,  J.  C.  F. 


Baynes,  H.  G. 
Ds  Belgrave,  A.  C. 

Binyon,  B. 

Browne,  M.  A. 
Ds  Busliell,  W.  F. 

Clarke,  N.  L. 

Ct)le,  A.  C. 

Cory,  R.  F.  P. 

Dawson,  R.  T. 

Delahunt,  C.  G. 

Finlayson,  J.  G. 

Flint,  J.  W. 

Fox.  J.  T. 

Fyson,  G. 

Gaye,  A.  W. 

Gibbins,  R.  B. 

Green,  G. 

Hanworth,  ^V.  C. 

llarber,  E.  W. 


Jith. 

Kmm. 

Kimfs 

Trin. 

Cains 

Ski. 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Sid. 

Cuius 

Caixis 

Clare 

Christ's 

Caius 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Kinsf's 

Christ's 

Cm-pus 

Caius 

Joh. 

Down. 

Christ's 

Magd. 

Sid. 

Sid. 

Caius 

Kinfi's 

Christ's 

Sid. 

IHn.H. 


Andrew,  G.  W.  M.  Emm. 

Hrown,  H.  H.         Caius 

Cadman,  H.  Kinp's 

Cane,  E.  G.  S.        Jesus 

Ds  ChaflFer,  C.  Pet. 

Clianiiig-Pearce,W.T.  Emm. 

Couchman,  H.  J.   Caius 

Depree,  H.  T.         Clare 

Garrett,  G.  W.  B.   Caius 

(ireenough,  T.  R.  Caius 

Grice-Hutchinson, 

R.  E.  Trin. 


First  Class. 

Green,  C.  Ncwnham 

Pearson,  D.  B.    Girton 


First  Class. 

Goodwin,  E.  St  G. 

S.  Cuius 

Sambrook,  H.  F. 

Kin<f» 

Imison,  C.  S. 

Trin. 

Sathe,  J.  L. 

Jnh. 

James,  D.  I. 

Sid. 

Scott,  F.  W. 

Jesus 

Lim,  G.  C. 

Joh. 

Scott,  II.  R. 

Jesus 

Marshall,  A.  R. 

Emm. 

*Spittle,  J.  T. 

Pemb. 

Morse,  C.  G.  H. 

Emm. 

Stiles,  W. 

Kmiu. 

Nanavati,  D.  D. 

Joh. 

TaflFs,  L.  H. 

Down. 

Noble,  E.  R. 

Sid. 

Tasker,  H.  S. 

F.iniii. 

Orange,  J.  A. 

Trin. 

ThirkilL  H. 

Clare 

Parnell,  F.  R. 

Joh. 

Topley,  W.  W.  C. 

Joh. 

Pass,  A.  D. 

King's 

Wallace,  J.  M. 

Dirwn. 

Ds  Phillips,  F. 

Emm. 

Wallis,  R.  L.  M. 

Down. 

Richmond,  II.  B 

.    Kimi's 

'  Whiddington,  R. 

Joh. 

Robinson,  F. 

Pet. 

White,  E.  J. 

Corpu 

Second  Class. 

Heaton,  R. 

Christ's 

Pulling,  J.  B. 

Chrise 

Hume,  P.  J. 

Joh. 

Rigby,  P. 

Christ' 

Isitt,  G.  H. 

Pemb. 

Rogers,  F.  E.  W. 

Emm. 

Ds  Jackson,  C.  A. 

Joh. 

Rose,  F.  G. 

Joh. 

Jepson,  A.  C. 

Pemb. 

Saunders,  H.  F. 

Down. 

Jones,  R.  F. 

Joh. 

Saunders,  F.  P. 

Clare 

Ds  Jubb,  E.  C. 

Pemb. 

Shorter.  R.  C. 

Sid. 

Kershaw,  M. 

Pet. 

Sibly,  T.  M. 

Joh. 

Lattey,  W.  T. 

Corpus 

South,  F.  W. 

Emm. 

Lupton,  F.  A. 

Trin. 

Spice  r,  R. 

Trin. 

Macleod,  D.  N. 

Caius 

Starkey,  H.  S.  C. 

Down. 

Mandleberg,J.  H.  Trin. 

Stocker,  C.  J. 

Trin. 

Mangham,  S. 

Emm. 

Stott,  A.  W. 

Trin. 

Moore,  G. 

Clare 

Thome,  F.  J. 

Je.ius 

Olive,  G.  W. 

Clare 

Todhunter,J.R.A.D.  Caius 

Opie,  P.  A. 

Caius 

Whiting,  M.  H. 

Down. 

Patuck,  R.  S. 

Joh. 

Williams,  N.  S. 

Clare 

Pilkington,  E.  F 

.    Trin. 

Ds  Wise,  E.  F. 

Sid. 

Playne,  B.  A. 

Pemb. 

Wortley,  H.  A.  S 

.  Down. 

Third  Class. 

Griffith,  H.  K. 

Trin. 

Philp,  C.  H.  G. 

Joh. 

Uabich,  L.  S.  M 

.    Joh. 

Powell,  F.  A. 

Trin. 

Hobhouse,  A.  L 

.    Trin. 

Raimes,  A.  L. 

King's 

Jenkins,  F. 

Joh. 

Schwann,  II. 

King's 

Khong,  K.  T. 

Joh. 

Scullv,  V.  R. 

Down. 

M<=Dougal,  A. 

Christ's 

Smyth,  W.  J.  D. 

Pemb. 

Marsh.  O.  de  B. 

Pemb. 

Thomas,  G.  E.  A 

Caius 

Maxwell,  C.  II. 

Christ's 

Walker,  L.  C. 

Christ' 

Newmarch.  J.  I 

.  Pemb. 

Wilson,  H.  F, 

Christ' 

Paisley,  F.  D. 

Christ's 

Ds  Wood,  C.  F. 

Christ' 

Paulley,  W.  M, 

H.Selw. 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class 

Beaven,  M.  I. 

Neumham 

Baker,  W.  G.            Newnhai 

Beverley,  M. 

Ncwnham 

Bonnerjee,  J.  A.  P.   Newnhai 

Franklin,  A.  B. 

Girton 

Dawson,  S.  C.            Girton 

Monk,  P. 

Girton 

Sinclair,  L.  V.            Girton 

Russell,  A.  M. 

Neumham 

Virgo,  M.  E. 
Wallace,  C.  J. 

Newnham 

Girton 

Watney,  G.  E. 

Girton 

Welch,  E.  G. 

Newnham 

Willey,  E.  M. 

Girton 

NATURAL   SCIENCES  TEIPOSES. 


553 


Examiners  : 


..  Hutchinson,  M.A.,  Pembrohe. 
1.  J.  Spencer,  M.A.,  Sidney. 
\  F.  Blackmnn,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
..  C.  Seward,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
I.  J.  H.  Fenton,  Sc.D.,  ChnsVs. 

J.  P.  Orton,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
7.  Gr.  Fearnsides,  M.A.,  Sidney. 
1.  J.  Garwood,  M.A.,  I'rinity. 


R.  Howden,  Edinh. 

T.  Manners- Smith,  M.x\.,  Doioning. 

P.  V.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

J.  A.  McClelland,  M.A. 

F.  G.  Hopkins,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

M.  S.  Pembrey,  Oxon. 

S.  F,  Harmer,  Sc.D.,  King's. 

R.  C.  Punnett,  M.A.,  Caius. 


Part  II.— June,  1908. 
First  Class. 


)s  Calvert,  W.  J.  R. 
)s  Fryer,  J.  C.  F. 
3s  James,  D.  I. 

I.dck,  N.  F. 

Mangliam,  S. 
3s  Saiidison,  A. 
38  Stanslield,  J. 


(Physics)  Trin. 

(Zoology)  Caius 

^Chemistry)  Sid. 

(Physiology)  Caius 

(Botany)  Emm. 

(Physiology)  Trin. 

(Geology)  Emm. 


Tasker,  H.  S. 
*Taylor,  G.  I. 
Thirkill,  H. 
*Whiddington,  R. 
White,  E.  J. 
Ds  Wilks,  W.  A.  R. 
Ds  Wilton,  J.  R. 


(Chemistry) 

(Physics) 

(Physics) 

(Physics) 

(Chemistry) 

(Chemistry) 

(Physics) 


Emm. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Cains 

Trin. 


I  Bamford,  A.  J.  Emm. 

Cole,  A.  C.  Corpus 

Crowther,  W.  S.  Corpus 

DunnicliflF,  H.  B.  Down. 

Ferraboschi,  F.  Clare 


Second  Class. 

Orange,  J.  A. 
Ds  Pass,  A.  D. 
Ds  Robinson,  F. 

Scott,  F.  W. 


Trin.  I  Ds  South,  F.  W.  Emm. 

King's  \  Ds  Vipond,  II.  J.  Pemb. 

Pet.  I  Ds  W^allace,  J.  M.  Bourn. 

Jesus  Ds  Wallis,  R.  L.  M.  Down. 


Third  Class. 


Ds  Flint,  J.  W. 
Ds  Isitt,  G.  II. 
Ds  Lattey,  W.  T. 


Magd. 
Pemb. 
Corpus 


Paulley,  W.  M. 
Ds  Rigby,  P. 


H.Selw. 
Christ's 


WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Pearson,  D.  B.       (Physics)       Girton 

Second  Class. 


Russell, 
Watney 

A.M. 
G.  R. 

Newnham 
Girton 

Thii'd  Class. 

Welch,  E.  G. 

Newnham 

24 


564 


NATURAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Alexander,  W.  B 

Kings 

Bailey,  P.  G. 

Clare 

Bancroft,  C.  K. 

Trin. 

Barber,  U.  W. 

Clare 

Ds  Bavnes,  M.  L.  H, 

Clare 

Bedale,  F.  S. 

Clare 

Beech,  J. 
Bescoby,  A.  C. 

Cairn 

Emm. 

Bleakley,  J.  A. 

Trin.H. 

Bourne,  A.  W. 

Down. 

Bowden,  W.  G. 

Corpus 

Briggs,  M. 

Sid. 

Broad,  C.  D. 

Trin. 

Browne,  L.  E. 

Sid. 

Chandler,  F,  G, 
Clayton,  H.  S. 

Jesus 

Down. 

Clayton,  J. 

Clare 

Doughty,  W.  H. 

Clare 

Edwards,  T.  G. 

Emm. 

Evans,  A.  G. 

Trin. 

• .   Aitchison,  I.  G. 
.     Ajrekar,  S.  L. 

Pemb. 

None  oil. 

Barnard,  K.  H. 

Christ's 

Barnsley,  R.  E. 

Trin. 

Bell,  T.  0. 

Joh. 

Berry,  A.  J. 

Trin. 

Blgland,  A.  D. 

Caius 

Binnion,  S. 
Booth,  C.  H.  B. 

Emm. 

King's 

Brown,  C.  B. 

Caius 

Burnett,  J.  R.  W 
Campbell,  C.G.H 

.  Caius 

.Joh. 

Ede,  C. 

King's 

Favell,  N.  B. 

Pemb. 

Fay,  P.  J. 

Christ's 

Gonehalli,  V.  H. 

Joh. 

Hance,  J.  B. 

Christ's 

^Hartridge,  II. 

Kinq's 

Harvey,  P. 

Trin. 

Allen,  G.  A. 

Joh. 

Attwood,  H.  C. 

Caius 

Banister,  T.  E. 

Christ's 

Barnes,  II.  W. 

Jesus 

Boyall,  A.  V. 

Trin. 

Bryan-Brown,D.S.  Down. 

Buswell,  H.  L.  F 

Caius 

Clayden,  II.  K. 
Collett,  R.  L. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Dollraan,  J.  G. 

Joh. 

Douglas,  H,  A. 

H.Selw. 

Dyas,  G.  E. 

.  Caius 

Fairchild,  G.  C. 
Forster,  C.  M. 
Glyn,  J.  P. 

Sid. 

Caius 

Caius 

First  Class. 


Part  I.— June,  1908. 
First  Class 

Ewart,  G.  A.  Christ's 

Green,  N.  Joh. 
(iUterbock,P.G.J.  Trin. 

Ilaughton,  S,  II.  T7in.  H. 

Higgins,  C.  A.  Pemb. 

Hughes,  F.  A.  Sid. 

John,  J.  C.  King's 

Johnson,  A.  C.  Down. 

Johnstone,  G.  G.  King's 

Jolly,  H.  L.  P.  Trin. 

Keesev,  G.  E.  H.  Down. 

King,  W.  O.  R.  Sid.. 

Lewin,  K.  R.  Trin. 

Lightfoot,  B.  Pet. 

Lister,  T.  Joh. 

Mar  rack,  J.  R.  Joh. 

Matthews,  J.  K.  Down. 

Noble,  A.  H.  Queens' 
Pavey-Smith,  A.  B.  Clare 


Second  Class. 
Heath,  J.  R. 
Irvine,  L.  C.  D, 
Jay,  D.  D.  B. 
Johnson,  W.  L. 
Just,  T.  II. 
Lewis,  T.  E. 
Lillie,  D.  G. 
Ludlow,  F. 
M^Nair,  A.  J. 
Melville,  L.  V. 
Morshead,  R.  S, 
Morton,  II.  J.  S. 
Ds  Peck,  N.  F. 
Pope,  H.  B. 
Price,  W.  R. 
Rae,  W.  N. 
Reed,  H.  S. 
Reeve,  G.  T. 
Boss,  W.  D, 

Third  Class. 
Grace,  E.  M. 
Hardy,  T.  L. 
Ileathcote,  L.  V. 
Herman,  A.  E. 
Ilodson,  R. 
Joynt,  I.  W. 
Kennedy,  A. 
Marsden,  W.  G. 
Meller,  R.  W. 
Meysey-Thompson, 


Trin. 

Emm. 

H.Selw. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Caius 

Joh. 

Sid. 

Emm. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Jesus 

Caius 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Emm. 

King's 


Christ's 

H.Selw. 

Clare 

King's 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Caius 

Emm. 

Trin. 


A.  de  C.  C, 
Moritz,  M. 
Morton,  G.  A 
Ds  Nehru,  S.  S. 
Parry,  N.  C. 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 


Trin. 
NonColl. 
Queens' 
Maqd. 
Trin. 


Ball,  D. 
Bamford,  E.  E. 
Downing,  S.  C. 
Dyer,  M. 
Evans,  B.  R. 
Miller,  M.  de  B. 
Mowll,  G. 
Mutch,  J. 
Wilson,  H. 


Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Neronham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 


Pigeon,  J.  VV. 
Prior,  A. 
Ramsay,  R.  A. 
Ramsbottom,  J. 
Itayner,  E. 
Reynolds,  E.  P. 
Romanes,  J. 
Roxburgh,  A.  C. 
Sliephcrd,  W.  L. 
Shore,  T.  H.  G. 
Smith,  A.  E.  C. 
Smith,  O.  C. 
Smith,  W.  C. 
Stead,  G. 
Ds  Thompson,  W.  II. 
Tonks,  J.  W. 
Ward,  W.  J. 
Wilmott,  A.  J. 
Winfield,  G. 


Rouquette,  S,  H. 
Russell,  II.  B.  G. 
Russell,  W.  A. 
Rust,  A,  A. 
Rutherford,  C.  H. 
Seligman,  G.  A. 
Sheppard,  W.  G. 
Sparrow,  G. 
Ds  Stephen,  I).  R. 
Stokes,  W.  A. 
Taylor,  J.  F. 
Tinker,  F.  S. 
Wainwright,  C.  B. 
Wallis,  H.  II. 
Waugh,  A.  J. 
Wigmore,  J.  B.  A. 
Willcocks,  R.  W. 
Wright,  C.  R. 
Yetts,  L.  M. 


Paterson,  M.  W. 
Rayner,  S. 
Saunders,  J.  R. 
Scott,  J.  II. 
Sealy,  H.  N. 
Spence,  D.  L. 
Stanhope,  R.  M. 
Ds  Stewart,  F.  W. 
Stott,  M.  D. 
Tancock,  E.  O. 
Thompson,  W.  F. 
Weeks,  LI.  M. 
Williams,  T.  B. 
Winfield,  A. 
Wordley,  E. 


Christ') 

Corpus 

('(I  ins 

Knim. 

Pnnh. 

I'aiiiti 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Clare 

Jesus 

Caius 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Down. 


King's 

Sidney 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Kino's 

Trin.H 

Joh. 

Caius 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

H.Selw 

Pemb. 

Caius 

Christ'i 

Pemb. 

Cams 

Caius 

Christ's 

Pemb. 


Joh. 

Emtn. 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

H.Selw. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

H.Selw. 

Pemb. 

Cains 

Caius 

Down. 

Emm. 


Third  Class. 
Blandy,  M.  A.  Newnhan 


Ellis,  G.  I.  C. 
Lynch,  E.  K. 
Macphee,  M.  F. 


Girton 

Newnhan 

Newnhan 


NATURAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


556 


Examiners: 


.  C.  Fitzpatrick,  M.A.,  Qxieens'. 

V.  Bevaii,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

F.  Hariner,  Sc.D.,  King's. 

C.  Bonnie. 

Barcroft,  M.A.,  Kinrfs. 
.  S.  Pcmbrey,  Oxon. 

W.  Oliver. 
,  P.  Gregory,  M.k.,  St  John's. 


W.  G.  Fearnsides,  M.A.,  Sidney. 

H.  H.  Thomas. 

G.  F.  H.  Smith. 

L.  J.  Spencer,  M.A.,  Sidney. 

W.  J.  Pope,  M.A.,  Sidney. 

K.  J.  P.  Orton,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

R.  Howden,  Edinh. 

T.  Manners- Smith,  M.A.,  Doom. 


Part  ll.—Jime,  1909. 


First  Class. 


i  Allott,  C.  B.  S. 
'Oompton,  R.  11. 

Dmilop,  J.  (i.  M. 

Edwards,  T.  G. 
s  Evans,  A.  G. 

*nill,  A.  V. 

Jolly,  n.  L.  r. 

King,  W.  O.  11. 


(Physics) 

(Botany) 

(Ciiemistry) 

(Zoology) 

(I'hysiology) 

(Physiology) 

(Physics) 

(Zoology) 


Joh. 

Cains 

Cains 

Emm. 

Trill. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Sid. 


Lightfoot,  B.  (Geology)         Pet. 

Ds  Parnell,  F.  U.        (Botany)  Joh. 

Ds  Romanes,  J.  (Geology)  Christ's 

Shore,  T.  H.  G.  (Human  Anatomy 
and  Vertebrate  Comparative 
Anatomy)  Joh. 

Stead,  G.  (Physics)  Clare 

Ds  Stiles,  W.  (Botany)  Emm. 


Second  Class. 


s  Bancroft,  C.  K.  Trin. 

s  Bedale,  F.  S.  Clare 

Berry,  A.  J.  Trin. 

s  Clayton,  J.  Clare 

Emmett,  W.  G.  Cains 


Ds  Guterbock.P.G.J.  Trin. 
Ds  *Hartridge,  II.       King's 

Haughton,  S.  H.    Trin.H. 
Ds  Johnstone,  G.  G.  Kiny's 
Ds  Marrack,  J.  R.      Joh. 


Ds  Matthews,  J.  K.  Down. 

Ds  Noble,  A.  H.  Queens' 

Ds  Ramsbottom,  J.  Emm. 

Ds  Winfield,  G.  Down. 


Allen,  G.  A. 
Bleakley,  J.  A. 
Brown,  C.  B. 


Joh. 

Trin.H. 

Cuius 


Third  Class. 

Lillie,  D.  G. 

Ds  Pigeon,  J.  W. 

Reeve,  G.  T. 


Joh.  Sheppard,  W.  G.  Joh. 

Christ's    \         White,  A.  H.  S.      Trin. 
Emm.      I   Ds  Wordley,  E.  Emm. 


ADVANCED  STUDENTS. 

Mehta,  G,  D.  Down. 

Read,  R.  S.  Sid. 


WOMEN. 

First  Class. 
None 

Second  Class. 

Bamford,  E.  E.  Newnham 

Field,  K.  Girton 

Third  Class. 
None 

1  Distinguished  in  Botany. 


24—2 


556 


NATUKAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES 


Pakt  I.— June,  1909. 


Anderson,  L.  A.  P, 
Bailes,  H. 
Baines,  W, 
Bull,  11.  R. 
Ohampion,  C.  0, 
Crawshaw,  C.  II. 
Cuthbert,W.W.L. 
Dew,  J.  W. 
Dickson,  E.  C.  S. 
Dowson,  W.  J. 
Ds  Dunkley,  II.  F. 
Evans,  U.  E. 
Fiddian,  G.  V. 
Harper,  F.  A. 
Harvey,  H.  W. 
Heath,  A.  B. 
Ilolden,  B.  T. 
Jenkins,  E.  E. 
Keynes,  G.  L. 
Laidlaw,  0.  G.  P. 


,  Rmm. 

Emm. 

Doivn. 

Queens' 

Pemb. 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Clare 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

King's 

Down. 

King's 

Down. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Kimi's 

Pemb. 

Joh. 


Fi^sl  Class. 

Lush,  E.  J. 
Madge,  (|. 
Mathias,  II.  II. 
Maw,  G.  (). 
Ds  Minson,  H. 
Morris,  T.  N. 
Naunton,  W.  J.  S 
Nicholas,  T.  0. 
Oakden,  W.  M. 
Oliver,  T.  H. 
Pendered,  J.  H. 
Perrin,  M.  N. 
Petherbridge,F.R 
Pinfold,  E.  8. 
Price,  S.  R. 
Ransom,  P.  W. 
Robbins,  F.  II. 
*Roberts,  Ff. 
Robinson,  C.  S. 


//.  Selw. 

Emm. 

King's 

Pemb. 

Christ's 

Joh. 
.  Joh. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Cuius 

Cuius 

Pemb. 
.  Sid. 

Pet. 

Clure 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Clare 

Emm. 


Robinson,  G.  \V. 

Sams,  R.  A. 

Sherman,  R. 

Smith,  B.  A. 

Smith,  F.  B. 

Somervell,  L.  C. 

Spinks,  (i,  T. 

Stansfeld,  R. 

Stocks,  P. 

Thomas,  G.  R.  S. 

Thompson,  II.  V. 

Walker,  1). 

Walters,  W.  L. 
Watkyn-Tliomas,F.W.  Tr 

Watson,  E.  L.  G.  Trin. 

W^hitmore,  C.  J.  R.  Dou; 

Wilson,  G.  N.        Jesus 

Winterbotham,  J.  King 
Worster-Drought,C.  Bum 


Cants 

Trin. 

Cuius 

Trill. 

King' 

King' 

Trin. 

Jolt. 

King'. 

Doier. 

Trin. 

Pemb 

Trin. 


Second  Class. 


Bakewell,  G.  V. 
Ds  Barnes,  G.  G. 

Barritt,  N.  W. 
Ds  Barry,  C.  B. 

Bray,  A.  L. 

Calvert,  E. 

Chun,  J.  W.  H. 

Clarke,  J.  D. 

Cooke,  A.  W.  H. 

Cooper,  A.  L. 

Corfield,  W.  G. 

Crosse,  S.  S. 

Cullimore,  W. 

Dawson,  II.  P. 

Divatia,  V.  B. 

Dobson,  E.  L. 

Dobson,  R.  R. 

Eames,  E.  J.  II. 

Edwards,  F.  W. 

Evans,  P.  E, 

Fenn,  R.  V. 


Clare 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

Down. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

King's 

Emm. 

H.  Selw. 

Pemb. 

Cuius 

Trin. 

Sid. 

King's 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Down. 


Fiddian,  J.  V. 

Foulston,  W.  F. 
Grimk6-Drayton,N. 

Groom,  S.  H. 

Hammond,  J. 

Harper,  C.  H. 

Hattersley,  S.  M. 

Head,  H.  G. 

Hill,  G.  J. 

Hodgson,  A.  J. 

Howard.  J.  C. 
Ds  Jones,  R.  R.  P. 

Kelly,  D.  P.  J. 

Kennedy,  R.  S. 

Knighton,  G.  G. 

Leak,  H. 

Longman,  J. 
Ds  McNeill,  T. 

Matterson,  R.  II. 

Mayne,  C.  F. 


Emm. 

Corpus 
D.  King's 

Sid. 

Down. 

Chrut's , 
,  Emm. 

Jesus 

Pet. 

Clare 

dure 

Corpus 

Down. 

Christ's 

Pemb. 

Cuius 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Cuius 


Nangle,  E,  J. 
Pallis,  A.  A. 
Petty,  M.  J. 
Pickering,  D.  V. 
Ds  Ricliards,  F.  S. 
Rivett,  L.  C. 
Rudkins,  F.  P. 
Scott,  R.  S. 
Shields,  H.  J.  S. 
Shildrick,  L.  R, 
Snell,  F.  S. 
Stenning,  E.  H. 
Sutcliffe,  A.  L, 
Thompson,  T,  W. 
Thompson,  W.  F. 
Troleavcn,  W. 
Waddy,  J.  R. 
Warden,  II.  F.  W. 
Wheeler,  A.  M. 
Willis,  R.  E. 


Cuius 

Trin, 

Down 

Emm 

Cuius 

Trin. 

Chris 

Cams 

Jesus 

Emm 

King' 

Down 

Sid. 

Jesua 

Kint/' 

Joh. 

Pemb 

Penil 

Sid. 

Down 


Alcock,  W.  B. 
Ali,  J.  A. 
Arnfield,  G. 
Atkinson,  H.  G. 
Bensted-Smith.W, 
Buttery,  H.  R. 
Cane,  M.  H. 
Clifford,  A.  C. 
Colenutt,  F.  A. 
Cotton,  C.  K. 
Deighton,  J. 
Dickens,  P.  C 
Dickson,  K.  B. 
Edwards,  H.  W 
Evans,  I.  H.  N. 
Ds  Gandy,  E.  S. 
Greaves,  W.  G. 
Hall,  A.  F. 
Herman,  W.  S. 


Trin.H. 
NonColl. 
Cuius 
Sid. 
F.  Pemb. 
Christ's 
King's 
Emm. 
Queens' 
Down. 
Trin. 
Trin.H. 
Trin. 
Christ's 
Clare 
Christ's 
Down. 
Joh. 
Sid. 


Third  Class. 

Hickman,  C.  W. 

Hill,  W.  E. 
IIoltzapfTel,J.G.II. 

John,  I).  W. 

Jones,  J.  D. 
Ds  Leonard.  P.  J. 

Lever,  W.  H. 

Lucas,  E. 

McGeagh,  G.  R.  D. 
Mackenzie,  J.  M.  D. 

Maile,  W.  C.  D. 
Mansell-Moullin,  O. 

Oxberry,  W.  G. 

Partridge,  H.  W. 

Paul,  A.  B. 

Paulley,  H. 

Rich,  0.  N. 
Ds  Richardson,  A.  V. 


Cuius 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Clure 

H.  Selw. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

King's 

Dotvn. 

King's 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Queens' 


Sherwood,  G.  D. 

Smythe,  G.  A. 

Soothill,  V.  F. 
Ds  Staley,  H.  S. 

Stephenson,  H.  M. 

Sutherland,  J.  F. 
Ds  Symns,  A.  A.  M. 

Taylor,  C.  R. 

Thomson,  K.  S. 

Tipper,  F. 

Tolmie,  W.  L. 

Trend,  J.  B. 

Warner,  C. 

Watermever,H.  A. 

Waters,  C.  D. 

Watney,  M.  H. 

Wilcox,  S.  M. 
Ds  Wood,  S.  R. 


Emm. 
Emm 
Emm 
Emm. 
Caiw 
Caius 
Pemb. 
Caius 
Joh. 
Dotvn 
Trin. 
Chrisi 
Pemb. 
Caiuf 
Down 
Trin. 
Emm. 
Clare 


NATUKAL   SCIENCES   TEIPOSES 


Part  I. — June,  1909  continued. 


567 


WOMEN. 


Firs'  Class. 
)oper,  V.  E.  L,        Girton 


Second  Class. 


Brown,  E.  M. 
C.'larke,  M.  8. 
Hume,  E.  M.  M 
Lloyd- Williams, 
Martland,  E.  M, 
Morgan,  E.  H. 
Pilhuan,  E.  C. 
Rawson,  G,  II. 
Stattord,  M.  V, 


Newnham 
Girton 
Newnham 
A.L.  Girton 
Newnham 
Girton 
Girton 
Newnham 
Girton 


Third  Class. 

Blyth,  L.  E. 
Crundall,  F.  M. 

Girton 

K. 

Girton 

Hirst,  C.  M. 

Newnham 

Jones,  D.  M. 

Newnham 

Kestin,  M.  C. 

Girton 

Lubbock,  R. 

Girton 

Smith,  E.  M. 

Newnham 

Tessier,  V.  M. 

Newnham 

Wollersen,  D.  D.       Girton 


Examiners  : 


.  Hutchinson,  M.A.,  FemhroJce. 

F.  Herbert  Smith. 

P.  Gregory,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

E.  Weiss. 

,  J.  Pope,  M.A.,  Sidney. 

T.  Hewitt,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

H.  Rastall,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
[erbert  H.  Thomas,  M.A.,  Sidney. 


E.  Barclay- Smith,  M.D.,  King' 

Robert  Howden. 

T.  G.  Bedford,  M.A.,  Sidney. 

P.  V.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Joseph  Barcroft,  M.A.,  King's. 

D.  Noel  Paton. 

A.  E.  Shipley,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

Gilbert  C.  Bourne. 


Part  ll.—Jime,  1910. 
First  Class. 


Danicll,  P.  J. 
)s  Divatia,  V.  B. 

Donaldson,  II. 
)s  Mathias,  II.  II. 

Nicholas,  T.  C 

Pinfold,  E.  S. 


(Physics) 

(Chemistry) 

(Physics) 

^Physiology) 

(Geology) 

(Geology) 


Trin. 

Sidney 

Sidney 

King's 

Trin. 

Pet. 


^Roberts,  Ff.  (Physiology)  Clare 

Ds  Smith,  A.  E.  C.  (Cliemistry)  Christ's 

Smith,  B.  A.  (Physics)  Trin. 

Smith,  W.  C.  (Mineralogy)  Corpus 

Ds  Wilmott,  A.  J.  (Botany)  Joh. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Alexander,  W.  B.  King's 

Bonhote,  E.  F.  Clare 

Ds  Civil,  II.  G.  V.  H.Selw. 

Ds  Crawshaw,  C.  H.  Christ's 

Ds  Dowson,  VV.  J.  Christ's 

Foulston,  W.  F,  Corpus 

Ds  (ireen,  N.  Joh. 

Ds  Ilarvev,  H.  W.  Down. 


Ds  Hill,  G.  J. 

Holden,  B.  T. 

Lush,  E.  J. 

Meier,  F.  A. 

Pallis,  A.  A. 
Ds  Parkinson,  W. 

Prior,  A. 

Robinson,  C.  S 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Champion,  C.  C. 
Longman,  J. 


Pet. 

Sidney 

Il.Selw. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Corptis 

Emm. 


Pemb. 
Emm. 


Stansfeld,  R.  Joh. 

Thompson,  II.  V.  Trin. 
Walters,  W.  L.  Trin. 
"Ward,  K.  M.  Emm. 

Ds  Watkvn-Thomas,  F.  W. 
Trin. 
Whitniore,  C.  J.  R.    Down. 
Wolbrom,  A.  R.    Sidney 


First  Class. 

aurae,  E.  M.  M.  (Botany) 

Newnham 


WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 


Third  Class. 


Chick,  D. 
Morgan,  E.  B. 


Newnham 
Girton 


Blyth,  L.  E. 
Pillman,  E.  C. 


Girton 
Girton 


658 


NATUEAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1910. 
First  Class. 


Adrian,  E.  D. 

Trin. 

Glasson,  A.  K. 

Corpus 

Peters,  R.  A. 

C II  ins 

Aikman,  K,  B. 

Clare 

(Jossling,  F.  N. 
Green,  S.  J. 

Emm. 

Pittom,  W.  VV.  P. 

Joh. 

Andrews,  E.  A. 

Pet. 

Down. 

Pocock,  W.  A. 

Pemh. 

Appleton,  A.  B. 

Down. 

Grogan,  J.  D. 

Sidnei/ 

Porter,  E.  J. 

Trill. 

Bailey,  M.  A. 

Clare 

Hallimond,  A.  F. 

Pemh. 

Preston,  R.  VV.  I). 

Eiinii. 

Ballingall,  D.C.G 

Eiam. 

Hardy,  F. 

Pet. 

Reid,  J.  S. 

Trill. 

Bassett,  II.  L. 

Trin.H. 

Ilaswell,  P. 

Sidney 

Reid,  J.  8.  C. 

Jesus 

Bilsborough,  J.H 

H.Selw. 

Holmyard,  E.  J. 

Sidnei/ 

Renoy,  R.  l^. 

Crpiis 

Bispham,  C. 

TrinM. 

Irwin,  C. 

Trin. 

Rideal,  E.  K. 

Tnii.l 

Bramwell,  J,  C. 

Trin. 

Jameson,  G.  I). 

Pemb. 

Saunders,  J.  T. 

Christ 

Brown,  R.  A. 

Trin. 

Kanjilal,  M.  N. 

Down. 

Schwarzman,  R.J 

(Jiireiis 

Burfield,  S.  T. 

H.  Selw. 

Kingham,  B.  V. 

Emm. 

Shore,  L.  R. 

Joh. 

Carruthers,  K.StC. 

Joh. 

Lander,  P.  E. 

Down. 

Smith,  C.  11.  C. 

Trin. 

Chand,  B.  M. 

Sidnep 

Lee,  J.  M. 

Trin.H. 

Spencer,  G.  W. 

Joh. 

Ds  Clougli,  T. 

Joh. 

Lesley,  J.  W. 

Emm. 

Stocks,  A.  V. 

Joh. 

Conder,  J.  M. 

Joh. 

Liptrot,  R.  N. 

Christ's 

Sugden,  G.  11. 

Pemb. 

Cope,  T. 

Christ's 

London,  G.  E. 

Down. 

Taylor,  E.  S. 

King's 

Cronk,  II.  L. 

Jesus 

Macgregor,  A.  M. 

Queens' 

Turner,  A.  J. 

Caius 

Davies,  P.  M. 

Corpus 

Marks,  J.  D. 

Tnn. 

Wali-Mohanimad,  C. 

Pet. 

Dobson,  G.  M.  B. 

Caius 

Morton,  II.  S.  ■ 

Corpus 

Ds  Waterfall,  C.  F. 

Queens' 

East,  G.  I). 

Emm. 

Newcomb,  W.  D. 

Trin. 

Watson,  H. 

Trin. 

Fuchs,  II.  M. 

Caius 

Peacock,  D.  H. 

Ti-in. 

Williams,  C.  B. 

Clare 

Garrod,  R.  E. 

Clare 

Second  Class 

Ainswortli,  C.  G. 

Down. 

Hainan,  E.  T. 

Trin. 

Muir,  D.  M. 

Trin. 

Alam,  S.  S. 
Bilderbeck,  A.  C.  L.O 

Down. 

Helm,  C. 

King's 

Nehru,  J. 

Trin. 

.  Christ's 

Hooper,  A.  N. 

Emm. 

New,  W. 

Down. 

Bird,  M.  W.  K. 

Emm. 

Hoskin,  T.  J.  H. 

Trin. 

Nicklin,  G.  N. 
Nicoll-Gritfith,  11.  V 

Joh. 

Boyd,  E.  J. 

Sidnei/ 

Hutchence,  B.  L. 

Caius 

.  H.Selu 

Brash,  E.  J.  Y. 

Joh.  ' 

Ds  Illingworth,  O, 
Jathar,  G.  B. 

Corpus 

Palmes,  W.  T. 

Trin. 

Brockman,  R.  St  L. 

Caius 

NonColl. 

Parry,  T.  II. 

PJmm. 

Brown,  A.  E. 

Christ's 

Lescher,  F.  G. 

Caius 

Platts,  S.  G. 

Cuius 

Brunton,  E.  H.  P 

Trin. 

Long,  A.  P. 

Joh. 

Ds  Priestley,  G.  W. 

Trin. 

Butler,  E.  N. 

Clare 

Lorenz,  H.  H.  11. 

Joh. 

Rees,  T.  J. 

Christ's 

Chapman,  G.  M. 

Caius 

Lucas,  W.  T. 

Trin.H. 

Rowland,  T.  J.  S. 

Down. 

Chevne,  W.  H.  W. 

Trin. 

Lupton,  W.  M. 

Clare 

Russell,  W.  H.  T 

Corjnis 

Cossar,  J.  M. 

Pemb. 

Ds  McCleland,  N.P.K.J.O'N. 

Sanctuary,  C.  T. 

Caius 

Cunliffe,  N. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Seth-Smith,  D.  N 

Emm. 

Douthwaite,  A.  W.  S. 

Clare 

MacGregor,  M. 

Caius 

Soden,  W.  S. 

Joh. 

Ewens,  B.  C. 

Caius 

MacMuUen,  A.  R 

Caius 

Steedman,  M.  T.  W. 

Clare 

Ferris,  W.  E. 

Joh. 

Makins,  F.  K. 

Trin. 

Stevens,  S.  H, 

Coifnis 

Ferry,  G.  E.  II. 

Pet. 

Mansfield,  II.  Y. 

Emm. 

Ds  Stickland,  J.  R. 

Pemfj. 

Gibson,  T.  B. 

H.Selw. 

Marsh,  F.  D. 

Trin. 

Symons  W.J.  P. 

Sidnei/ 

Goatcher,  F. 

H.Selw. 

Marshall,  W.  II. 

Pemb. 

Whittall,  H.  C. 

Cains 

Greenidge,  C.  W.  W. 

Down. 

Morgan,  O.  G. 

Clare 

Yeo,  K.  J. 

Emm. 

Guthrie,  P.  C. 

Clare 

Morris,  J.  0. 

Third  Class 

Emm. 

Aron,  F.  A. 

Caius 

Ds  f'ewings,  J.  A. 

Joh. 

Page,  A.  11. 

Down. 

Askev,  S.  G. 

Joh. 

Galloway,  W.  D. 
Gavin,  W. 

Clare 

Page,  D.  S. 

Caius 

Ballard,  E. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Pearson,  R.  C. 

CIn-ist'i 

Banerjee,  S.  N. 

Down. 

Gibbins,  H.  C. 

King's 

Pedley.  C.  F. 

Jesus 

Berrv,  P.  H. 

Kintf's 

Gilbert,  T. 

Trin.H. 

Pye  Smith,  D.  E. 

Caius 

Bigger,  W.  G. 

Queens' 

Goode,  R.  11. 

Joh. 

Rattray,  R.  C. 
Rees,  J.  R. 

Pemli. 

Bonser,  G.  A.  G. 

Joh. 

Graves,  B. 

Christ's 

King's 

Bradford,  K.  C. 

Pemb. 

Gray,  N. 

Emm. 

Rutherford,  L.  T 

Clare 

Brown,  I.  M. 

Down. 

Green,  J.  L. 

Down. 

Sargent,  E.  L.  K 

Joh. 

Byatt,  R.  N.  B. 
Cassidi,  F.  L. 

Clare 

Hare,  W.  T. 

Christ's 

Scholtz,  C.  J. 

Emm. 

Corpus 

Haydon,  A.  1). 

Cuius 

Sharp,  J.  E. 
Starling,  E.C.W 

Cuius 

Coteman,  E. 

Christ's 

IIolland-Hibbert,  T. 
Howlett,  J.  M. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Coxon,  A.  C.  M. 

Maiid. 

Down. 

Thoday,  F.  A. 

Down. 

Creswell,  11.  E. 

Cuius 

DsJenkin,  R.  T. 

Jesus 

Ds  Thompson,  A.  R 

Joh. 

Cronnnelin-Brown,  J.  L.   Trin. 

Jennings,  J.  II. 

Down. 

Thornton,  L.  H.  D 

Emm. 

Davey,  H.N. 

Clare 

Jones,  T. 

Sidnei/ 

Vey,  F.  II. 

Clare 

Deakin,  it.  V. 

Trin. 

Khar6,  L.  G. 

Christ's 

Warrington,  T. 

I'Jmm. 

Donaldson,  E. 

Trin. 

Lambrinudi,  C. 

Christ's 

Weller,  C.  A. 

Clare 

Doongaji,  S.  N. 

mnCoU. 

Lilly,  G.  A. 

Caius 

White,  B. 

Pemb. 

Driver,  D.  C. 

Emm. 

Merson,  R.  K. 

Emm. 

Williams,  A.  G. 

Caius 

Dunkerley,  H. 

Down. 

Mowlam,  11.  J. 

Down. 

Wood,  F.  G. 

Jesus 

Eastick,  F.  C. 

Joh. 

Nicholas,  A.  J. 

Christ's 

NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


559 


Part  I.— June, 

1910,  continued. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

laddoii,  K.               Newnham 

Angell,  K.  W. 

Girton 

Branson,  E.               Girton 

ordan  Lloyd,  D.       Newnham 

Ball,  M.  D. 

Newnham 

Hounsfield,  M.  I.       Newnham 

daria,  K.  E.               Newnham 

French,  C.  N. 

Newnham 

Ridley,  E.  M. 

Newnham 

Turner,  G.  M. 

Newnham 

Wills,  L. 

Newnham 

Wilson,  W.  D, 

Newnham 

Examiners  : 


\..  Hutchinson,  M.A.,  Pembroke 
J.  Spencer,  M.A.,  Sidney 
C.  Seward,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
E.  Weiss. 
T.  Heycock,  M.A.,  King's. 

r.  T.  Hewitt,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

I.  H.  Rastall,  M.A.,  Chist's. 

).  T.  Jones,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


E.  Barclay- Smith,  M.D.,  King's. 
G.  Elliot  Smith,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
T.  G.  Bedford,  M.A.,  Sidney. 

C.  G.  Barkla,  M.A.,  King's. 
H.  K.  Anderson,  M.D.,  Oaius. 

D.  Noel  Paton. 

A.  E.  Shipley,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
L.  Doncaster,  M.A.,  King's. 


Part  II.— June,  1911. 


Adrian,  E.  1). 
Andrews,  E.  A. 
Ds  Appleton,  A.  B. 


(Physiology)     IVin. 
(Zoology)         Pet. 
(Human  Anatomy 
and  Vertebrate  Comparative 
Anatomy)  Down. 

BurHeld,  S.  T.  (Zoology)        H.Selw. 

Ds  Cheshire,  E.  W.       TPhysics)  Trin. 

Cronk,  II.  L.  (Physiology)    Jesus 


First  Class. 

Farrar,  E. 
Ds  Laidlaw,  C.  U.] 

Oxley,  A.  E. 

Peacock,  D.  H. 
Ds  Price,  S.  R. 

Rideal,  E.  K. 
Ds  Saunders,  J.  T. 


(Physics) 

(Botany) 

(Physics) 

(Chemistry) 

(Botany) 

(Chemistry) 

(Zoology) 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Trin.II. 

Christ's 


Ds  Bailes,  II. 

Emm. 

Bispham,  C. 

Trin.H. 

Brown,  R,  A. 

Trin. 

Ds  Evans,  U.  R. 

Kino's 

Fuchs,  H.  M. 

Caius 

Grogan,  J.  D. 

Sidney 

Jaffee,  M. 

Trin. 

Second  Class. 

Kingham,  B.  V.     Emm. 

Lee,  J.  M.  Trin.H. 

Liptrot,  11.  N.        Christ's 
Ds  Morris,  T.  N.         Joh. 
Ds  Naunton,W.  J.S.  Joh. 

Nicklin,  G.  N.        Joh. 


Porter,  E.  .J.  Trin. 

Preston,  R.  W.  D.  Emm. 


Ds  Renoy,  R,  E. 

Schwarzman,  R. 

Shore,  L.  R. 
Ds  Welch,  J.  J. 


Corpus 
.  Queens 
Joh. 
Trin. 


Ds  Bilsborough,  J.  H.  H.Selw. 
Ds  Evans,  P.  E.  Joh. 

Ds  Franklin,  C.  R.       Femb. 


First  Class. 


Third  Class. 

Hardy,  F.  Pet. 

Ds  Lorenz,  H.  PI.  H.  Joh. 


WOMEN. 


Second  Class, 


Finney,  A.  B.  D, 
Haddon,  K. 
Wills,  L. 


Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 


Ds  Macgregor,  A.  M.  Queens 
Ds  Held,  J.  S.  Trin. 


Tfiird  Class. 


Keelv,  I. 
Scott,  A. 


M.S. 

N. 


Newnham 
Newnham 


560 


NATURAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1911. 
First  Class. 


Allen,  P.  H. 

Pemb. 

Gordon,  W.  B. 

Clare 

Pease,  M.  S. 

Trin. 

Atkinson,  R.  H. 

Queens' 

Gossling,  B.  S. 

Trin. 

Pennell,  V.  C. 
Price,  N.  J. 

Pemb. 

Belgravc,N.W.C 
Bellwood,  K.  B. 

.Joh. 

Gould,  11.  H.  M. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Gray,  J. 

King's 

Prowse,  R.  W. 

Trin. 

Bewoor,  G.  V. 

Hidney 

Gregory,  A.  R. 
Illing,  V.  C. 

Joh. 

Ds  Reynolds,  (.'.  L. 

Clim- 

Brearley,  A.  J. 

Emm. 

Sidney 

Roseway,  G.  D. 

Christ's 

Buddin,  W. 

Sidnei/ 

Ingle,  L.  M. 

King's 

Scott,  J.  T. 

Qnrnts 

Buxton,  M.  B. 

Trin. 

James,  R.  W. 

Joh. 

Smith,  A.  C.  S. 

Trin. 

Camplins,  W.  C. 

Trin. 

Kilner,  S.  D. 

Emm. 

Smith,  F.  II. 

Pniih. 

Costobadie,  L.  P. 

Cuius 

Leak,  W.  N. 

Trin. 

Somervell,  T.  II. 

Cuius 

Davies,  J.  LI. 

Emm. 

Le  Goc,  M. 

NonColl. 

Storey,  G. 
Stott,  V. 

Queens 

Davis,  II. 

Joh. 

Levy,  S.  I. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Day,  C.  D. 

Down. 

Ds  Marchbank,  F.  F 

Sidney 

DsTait,  H.  N. 

Joh. 

Drury,  A.  N. 

Cuius 

Marsh,  A.  S. 

Trin. 

Taylor,  R. 

Queens 

Edmunds,  C.  II. 

Down. 

Martin,  R.  G. 

Christ's 

Tbacker,  C.  R.  A 

.  Down. 

Edwards,  VV.  N. 
Ennos,  F.  R. 

Christ's 

Mawe,  E.  S. 

King's 

Wilbourn,  E.  S. 

Sidney 

Joh. 

Mayo,  H.  T. 

Trin. 

Williamson,  F. 

Ennu. 

Faulkner,  O.  T. 

Cuius 

Norman,  T.  S. 

Emm. 

Wilson,  B. 

Sidney 

Fox,  L.  C. 

Trin.H. 

Parker,  L.  H. 
Second  Class 

Trin.H. 

Adams,  II. 

Clare 

Gidwani,  S.  H. 

NonColl. 

Nichols,  C.  W. 

Emm. 

Ds  Arnell,  0.  R. 

Cuius 

Gimblett,  C.  L. 

Cuius 

Okell,  C.  C. 

Joh. 

Awati,  P.  R. 

NonColl. 

Gimlette,C.H.M 

.  Caius 

Paget,  G.  W. 

Caius 

Baeliarach,  A.  L 

Clare 

Glenday,  R.  G. 

Emm. 

Porritt,  R.  N. 

Caius 

Basu,  B.  K, 

Emm. 

Grantham,  J. 

Down. 

Prasad,  B. 

Emm. 

lierens,  II.  A. 

Sidney 

Green,  A.  G.  N. 

Christ's 

Purchase,  W.  B. 

Sidney 

Berry,  L.  W. 

Sidney 

Ds  Gudgin,  S.  II. 

Down. 

Ds  Robinson,  J.  S. 
Saint,  A.  P. 

Sidney 

Boswell,  P.  R. 

Queens' 

Guillebaud,W.II 

.  Joh. 

Down. 

Bradley,  E.  J. 

Jesus 

Herapath,  C.  A. 

Queens' 

Sath6,  D.  L. 

NonColl 

Bridge,  John 

Down. 

llousden,  R.  J. 
Ds  Judson,  J.  F. 

Sidney 

Sharp,  L.  E.  S. 

Trin. 

Buck,  G.  R. 

Cori)us 

H.Selw. 

Shera,  A.  G. 

Emm. 

Burkitt,  M.  C. 
Burn,  J.  II. 

Trin. 

Kasliyap,  S.  R. 

NonColl. 

Shephard,  W.  II. 

Christ's 

Emm. 

Keeling,  G.  W. 

King's 

Ds  Spargo,  F.  W. 

Joh. 

Carr,  G.  D'R. 

Cuius 

King,  W.  B.  R. 

Jesv^ 

Starkie,  R.  P.  A. 
Stone,  H.  B. 

Trin. 

Charter,  H.  R. 

Emm. 

Knight,  G.  T. 

Corpus 

King's 

Ds  Chasteney,  II.  E. 

Joh. 

Krige,  L.  J. 

Cuius 

Thomas,  W.  J. 

Sidnei/ 

Clarke,  P.  G.  F. 

Down. 

Leader,  II.  E. 

Down. 

Thompson,  A.  G.  G 

.  Pemb. 

Corry,  F.  H.  L. 

Trin. 

Lees,  A.  A. 

Emm. 

Thomson,  D.  G. 

Pemb. 

Cowper,  G.  M. 

Trin. 

Littlewood,  A. 
Longrigg,  J.  II. 

Down. 

Thome,  P.  C.  L. 

Corpus 

Dodson,  F.  K. 

Down. 

Sidney 

Turner,  W.  L. 

Joh. 

liistwell,  M.  M. 

Cath. 

Ds  Lovell,  E.  N. 

Jesus 

Uloth,  A.  W. 

Pemb. 

Edwards,  A.  T. 

Joh. 

Maunsell,  F.  W. 
Mehta,  N.  C. 

Cuius 

Vaidya,  S.  B. 

Joh. 

Eminson,  R.  A.  F.  Down. 

NonColl. 

Walton,  J.  11. 

Kimi's 

Fayle,  B.  J.  L. 
Felton,  P.  W. 

Emm. 

Miller,  C.  P. 

Jesus 

Watson,  T.  T.  B 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Montague,  P.  D. 

Cuius 

Watson  Williams, E.  Caius 

Foulds,  J.  G. 

Sidney 

Mugaseth,  J.  J. 

NmiColl. 

Williamson,  F.  A 

.  Queens 

Fry,  L.  S. 

Kimi's 

Napier,  O.  J.  W. 
Third  Class 

Christ's 

Wiltshire,  II.  G. 

Emm. 

Ds  Allen,  L.  A. 

Joh. 

Ilargreavcs,  R. 
Hearn,  R.  J. 

Cuius 

Read,  G.  D. 

Joh. 

Arbuthnot,  M.  A 

.  King's 

Jesus 

Sain  Das 

NonColl 

Batten,  L.  W. 

Sidney 

Hill,  J.  C. 

Jesus 

Sewill,  J.  W. 

Clare 

Bonner,  C,  B. 

Trin. 

Ds  InayatUllahKhan  Christ's 

Simmons,  C.  E. 

Queens 

Bridge,  Joshua 

Down. 

Jordan,  J.  II. 

Emm. 

Simpson.  N.  1). 
Sword,  A.  N. 

Trin. 

Brown,  T. 

Caius 

.Joy,  N.  II. 

Trin. 

Cuius 

Buckell,  E.  R. 

Caius 

Kharcgat,  P.  M. 
Knaster,  R.  M.  I. 

Clare 

Sykes,  R. 

Caius 

Bull,  W.  E.  II. 

Caius 

J.  Sidney 

Taylor,  L.  F. 

Clare 

Busk,  II.  G. 

King's 

Knox,  R.  U.  E. 

Joh. 

Thorpe,  A.  F. 

Jesus 

Chadwick,  M. 

Joh. 

Langbam,  C.  N. 
Lapage,  F.  C. 

Emm. 

Todd,  E.  W. 

Trin. 

Chandavarkar,  V.  N.  King's 

King's 

Ds  Veitch,  A.  G. 

Queens 

Crellin,  D. 

Joh. 

Lee,  W.  E. 

Christ's 

Vey,  D.  C.  L. 

Clare 

Cunnington,  E.  C 
Dalley,  R.  P. 

.  Corf.us 

Lodge,  R.  F. 

King's 

Wallice,  P. 
Ward,  J.  G. 

King's 

Pemb. 

Matthews,  J.  B. 

Clare 

Il.Sehi 

Dickson,  A.  F. 

Caius 

Miles,  S.  II. 

Clare 

Weeks,  R.  M. 

Cuius 

Fairbrother,  J. 

Caius 

Oliver,  II.  G. 

Cuius 

Wells-Cole,  G.  C 

Cuius 

Flvnn,  T.  E. 

Doivn. 

Pashkoff,  A.  A. 

Trin. 

Williams,  P.  M.W.  Joh. 

(Ji'bb,  E.  A. 

Emm. 

Pollock,  H.  R. 

Trin. 

Wilson,  W.  R. 

Emm. 

Grant,  J.  C. 

King's 

Pooley,  J.  S. 

Trin. 

NATURAL  SCIENCES  TEIPOSES. 
Part  I. — June,  1911,  continued. 


561 


lie,  D. 


WOMEN. 

Irst  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Newnham 

Blower,  M.  C. 

Girton 

Brown,  G.  M. 

Mwnham 

Burcli,  V.  1>. 

Girton 

Fry,  11.  E. 
Hill,  A.  AI. 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Hine,  G.  E. 

Newnham 

Ramsay,  M.  O. 
Ross,  J.  M. 

Newnham 

Girton 

Schotield,  E. 

Newnham 

Examiners  : 

Third  Class. 

Brownson,  K.  II.  Girton 

Campbell,  S.  Girton 
Evershed,  A.  F.  C-II.  Girton 

St  John,  E.  I.  Newnham 

Wainwrlght,  M.  O.  Girton 

Woodward,  K.  Newn/iam 

Wright,  F.  E.  Newnham 


C.  Seward,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
.  H.  Lang. 

E.  Marr,  ScD.,  St  John's. 
T.  Jones,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
J.  Spencer,  M.A.,  Sidney. 
.  J.  Lewis,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Barclay- Smith,  M.D.,  King's. 
Elliot  Smith,  M.A.,  >S7  John's. 


H.  K.  Anderson,  M.D.,  Caius. 

W.  D.  Halliburton. 

S.  J.  Hickson,  M.A.,  Downing. 

L,  Doncaster,  M.A.,  King's. 

G.  (j.  Barkla,  M.A.,  King's. 

A.  Wood,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

A.  W.  Crossley. 

C.  T.  Heycock,  M.A.,  King's. 


Part  II.— June,  1912. 


First  Class. 


Bassett,  IT.  L. 
BraKg,  VV.  L. 
Burn,  J.  II. 
llolnijard,  E. 
llling,  V.  C. 
James,  R.  W. 
Jones,  H.  S. 


(Cliemistry) 

(Physics) " 

(Physiology) 

(Chemistry) 

((Jeology) 

(Physics) 

(Physics) 


Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Sidnei/ 

Sidney 

Joh.  ■ 

Jesus 


Ds  King,  W.  B.  R.     (Geology) 
Levy,  S.  I.  (Cliemistry) 

Parker,  L.  II.        (Chemistrv) 

Ds  Pittom,  W.  W.  P.  (Chemistrv) 
Scott,  J.  T.  (Chemistry) 

Ds  Thacker,  C.  R.  A.  (Physiology) 

Ds  Turner,  A.  J.        (Chemistry) 


Second  Class. 


Atkinson,  R.  H.     Queens' 
Awati,  P.  R.        Nan  Coll. 
Herens,  II.  A.        Sidnei/ 
Carruthers,  K.  St  C.   Joh, 
Cunliffe,  xN.  Trin. 

Davies,  J.  L.  Emm. 

fiarrod,  R.  E.  Clare. 
(ilendav,  R.  G.  Emm. 
Gossling,  B.  S. 


Berrv,  L.  W. 
s  Bolton,  P. 

Busk,  H.  G. 
■s  Edwards,  W.  N. 


Trin. 


Sidney 
Kind's 
King's 
Christ's 


Ds  Gould,  II.  II 
Ds  Green,  S.  J. 

Gregory,  A.  R. 

Herapath,  C.  A. 

Ingle,  L.  M. 

Kashyap,  S.  R. 
Ds  Kilner,  S.  D, 
Ds  Lee,  H.  W. 


M.    Clare 
Down. 
Joh. 
Queenif 
Kind's 
Non  Coll. 
Emm. 
Queens' 


DsLe  Goc,  M."  J. 
Ds  Mayo,  H.  T. 
Ds  Mayor,  F. 
Ds  Pennell,  V.  C. 

Prowse,  R.  W. 

Stott,  V. 

Turner,  W.  L. 
Ds  Wilson,  B, 


Jesus 

Joh. 

Trin.  H. 

Joh. 

Queens' 

Down. 

Caius 


Non  Coll. 
Trin. 
Emm. 
Pemb. 
Trin. 
Pet. 
Joh. 
Sidney 


Third  Class. 

Felton,  P.  W. 
Ds  Gidwani,  S.  H. 
Ds  Leader,  H.  E. 

Lee,  W.  E. 


Joh. 

Non  Coll. 
Down. 
Christ's 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Wordie,  J.  M.        Joh. 


Ds  Mukarji,  S.  N.  Queens' 

Ds  Napier,  O.  J.  W.  Christ's 

Ormroa,  W.  Down. 

Thorne,  P.  C.  L.  Corpus 


24—5 


662 


KATUKAli  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Part  II. — June,  1912,  continued. 
WOMEN. 
First  Class. 


Dale,  I). 
Jordan  Llovd,  D. 


(Physiology) 
(Zoology) 


Newnham 
Newnham 


Second  Class. 
Hill,  A.  M,        Newnham 


Third  Class. 
Baxter,  M.        Girton. 


Part  I.—Ju7ie,  1912. 

First  Class. 

Acland,  T.  W.  G 

King's 

Forrester-Paton,  E.  Kitiq's 

Milburn,  W.  H. 
Miskin,  S.  C. 

Emm. 

Adam,  N.  K. 

Trih. 

Haines,  R.  T.  M.   Cuiiis 

Emm. 

Barter,  E.  G. 

Sidney 

Hayward,  A.  D.     Queens' 

(iuass,  P. 

Joh. 

Beven,  J.  J.  0. 

Christ's 

Hedgecock,  A.  T.  Joh. 

Roberts,  C.  E. 

Joh. 

Booth,  W.  R. 

Corpus 

Hunter,  J.  B.         Joh. 

Ds  Romanis,  W.  H. 

C.  Trii 

Bullen,  H.  B. 

Clare 

Hyde,  H.  A.           Down. 

Shaw,  A. 

Trin. 

Burnside,  B. 

Clare 

Jackson,  R.  W.  P.  Clure 

Sturge,  P.  D. 

Cuius 

Cowell,  S.  J. 

Queens' 

Jenkin,  C.  0.  F.     King's 

Thompson,  M. 

Queen, 

Desai,  S.  P. 

Sidney 

Jewson,  J.  C.          Penib. 

Trought,  T. 
Wadham,  S.  M. 

Joh. 

Dodd,  A.  H. 

Christ's 

Kennedy,  H.  T.      Trin. 

Christ 

Don,  A.  W,  R. 

Trin. 

Kidd,  F.                  Joh. 

Walker,  T.  R. 

Pet. 

Duly,  S.  J. 
Engledow,  F.  L. 

Corpus 

Kipping,  C.  H.  S.    Tnn.H. 

Webster,  J.  F. 

H.  Set 

Joh. 

Lockspeiser,  B.      Sidney 

White,  N.  C. 

Trin. 

Evans,  A.  F.  R. 

Pemb. 

Second  Class. 

Ainsley,  A.  C. 

Cuius 

Granger,  E.  H.  H.  Clare 

Perry,  G.  A. 

Queen 

Armstrong,  W,  H.  F.  Down. 

Grantham-Hill,  C.  Cuius 

Raffle,  W. 

Joh. 

Baker,  S.  E. 

Sidney 

Hawk,  J.  C.            Trin.H. 

Raine,  R.  T. 

H.Sel 

Bakewell,  B. 
Ball,  G.  It. 

Christ's 

Hood,  J.  W.           H.  Selw. 

Renouf,  L.  P.  W 

.  Trin. 

Down. 

Ingram,  J.  J.         Down 
Jacob,  L.  G.           Christ's 

Riddiough,  S. 

Kim's 

Bentliff,  H.  D. 

Trin. 

Sale,  H.  M. 
Sandys,  A.  C.  C. 

Christ 

Bevan-Brown,  C.  M 

.  Emm. 

Jones,  C,  J.            Emm, 

Christ 

Blunt,  D.  L. 

King's 

Jones,  L.  W.          Emm. 
Kitching,  T.           Pet. 

Savers,  L.  D. 

Down 

Bratton,  A.  B. 

Cuius 

Spikes,  W.  H. 

Corpu 

Brown,  S.  V. 

Down. 

Kon,  G.  A.  R.        Cuius 

Stevens,  H.  H. 

Clare 

Ds  Carter,  W.  H. 
Cliff,  A.  P. 

Joh. 

Lane,  G.  R.            Christ's 

Taylor,  G.  A. 

Corpu 

Joh. 

Little,  A.  H.           Corpus 

Thompson,  W.  G 

Down 

Cofttes,  W. 

Pet. 

Mansell,  R.  A.       Emm. 

Thomson,  C.  H. 

Clare 

Crouch,  H.  A. 

Down. 

Miller,  R.  W.  R.    Trin. 

Waller,  J.  C. 

King'. 

Cutler,  D.  W. 

Queens' 
Emm. 

Murray,  E.  G.  D.  Christ's 

Ds  Watson,  T.  W. 

Joh. 

Dawe,  L.  S. 

Nicholson,  E.  C.     Joh. 

Whatliam,  A. 

Clare 

Ellis,  G.  S.  M. 

Corpus 
THn. 

O'Keeflfe,  A.  V.      Sidney 
Parker,  H.  V.        Jes. 

Wilkinson,  S. 
Winfield,  F.  B. 

Clare 

Evans,  H.  S. 

Down 

Gardiner  Hill,  H 

Pemb. 

Paul,  H.                Cuius 

Wood,  B.  R. 

Sidne 

Gow,  C.  H. 

Emm. 

Third  Class. 

Andrews,  J.  C. 

Joh. 

Higgins,  F,  E.        Joh. 
Hotblack,  G.  V.     Cuius 

Morgan,  T.  D. 
Mosse,  C.  G.  T. 

.Jesus 

Banks,  R.  A. 

Christ's 

Cairn 

Bigger,  W,  K. 

Emm. 

James,  L.  H.          Emm. 

Muirhead,J.A.O 

.  Caiut 

Bury,  A. 

Emm. 

Khare,  P.  D.          Down. 

Nickal,  G.  B. 

Chris 

Campbell,  W.  G. 
Clarke,  G.  A.  C. 

Trin. 

Kindersley,  C.  E.  Mugd. 
Lambert,  W.           Corpus 

Peard,  J.  C.  N. 

Emm, 

Down. 

Playfair,  K. 

Caiut 

Corke,  G.  H. 

Down. 

Leather,  J.  B.        Caius 
Lewis,  W.  A.  H.    Down. 

Procter,  R.  A.  W. 
Selby,  E.  J. 

Clare 

Cory  ton,  E.  G. 

King's 

Doun 

Courtis,  A.  0. 

Pemb. 

Liang,  P.  K.           Cuius 

Sellwood,  G.  B. 

Emm 

Crawford,  D. 

Trin. 

Maiden,  E.  C.         Cuius 

Smith,  C.  S. 

Emm. 

Fitton,  R. 

Cuius 

Mallett,  F.  J.          Down. 

Ds  Sparling,  H.  P. 

Quee? 
Trin. 

Frost,  E.  L. 

Trin. 

Martin,  F.  J.          H.  Selw. 

Spicer,  G.  B, 

Garson,  H.  L. 

Clare 

Mason,  E.  W.        Joh. 

Stafford,  H.  N. 
Stone,  T.  H. 

Caiui 

Gossage,  A.  F.W 

Trin. 

Ds  Mason,  N.              Sidney 

Siilni 

Gotch,  D.  H. 

Cuius 

Masson,  K.             King's 

Trower,  G.  S. 

King 

Hales,  H.  W. 

Pemb. 

Master,  L.  C.  H.     Triii. 

Tuck,  G.  L.  J. 

King 

Harris,  J.  R. 

Queens' 

NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Part  I.— June,  1912,  continued. 


663 


Fir-st  Class. 


WOMEN. 

Secomi  Class. 

Cobbold,  G.  J. 

Girton 

Ilarrv,  A. 

Newnham 

Heath,  M.  E. 

Newnham 

Jewson,  P.  K. 

Newnham 

Leach,  H.  B. 
Pitt,  R.  M. 

Nemiham 

Girton 

Rolland,  F.  K. 

Newnham 

Third  Class. 
Holloway,  M.  L.        Girton 
Parfltt,  E.  A.  Girton 

Taylor,  S.  E,  C.  Newnham 

Tregaskis,  A.  Girton 


Examiners  : 


..  C.  Seward,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

V.  H.  Lang. 

'.  Vipond  Barker. 

V.  J.  Lewis,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

..  Wood,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

I.  R.  Wilberforce,  M.A.,  Tnmty. 

..  W.  Crossley. 

7.  J.  Pope,  M.A.,  Sidney. 


G.  Elliot  Smith,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

Alex.  Macalister,  M.D.,  St  John's. 

W.  D.  Halliburton. 

L.  E.  Shore,  M.D.,  St  John's. 

Sydney  J.  Hickson,  M.A.,  Downing. 

L.  A.  Borradaile,  M.A.,  H.Selio. 

Herbert  H.  Thomas. 

John  E.  Marr,  Sc.D.,  St  John's. 


Part  11.— June,  1913. 


First  Class. 


-s  Acland,  T.  W.  C 
•s  Allen,  P.  n. 
s  Drury,  A.  N. 
s  Ennos,  F.  R. 
s  Gray,  J. 
s  .Jeukin,  C.  O.  F. 


,  (Chemistry) 
^Botany) 
(Physiology) 
(Chemistry) 
(Zoology)  • 
(Chemistry) 


King's 

Pen'ib. 

Cuius 

Joh. 

King's 

King's 


Kipping,  C.  H.  S.  (Cliemistrv) 

Ds  Marsh,  A.  S.         (Botany) 

Ds  Smith,  F.  H.  (Chemistry) 

Ds  Somervell,  T.  H.  (Physiology) 

Thomas,  T.  (Physics) 

Thomson,  G.  P.    (Physics) 


Second  Class. 


Belgrave,  N.  W.  C.  Joh. 
>s  Hrearley,  A.  J.      Emm. 
'3  Coates,  W.  Pel. 

•s  Iledgecock,  A.  T.  Joh. 


Roberts,  C.  E. 
Ds  Sale,  H.  M. 
Ds  Taylor,  R. 

Thompson,  M. 


Joh. 
Christ's 
Queens' 
Queens' 


Third  Class. 


irmstrong,  W.  H.  F.  Down. 

•s  Bacharach,  A.  L.  Clare 

Back,  N.  Down. 


First  Class. 


Ball,  G.  R. 
Milbuni,  W. 


Down. 
Emm. 


Trouton,  F.  T. 
Wagner,  R.  H. 
Ds  White,  N.  C. 


Ds  Nichols,  C.  W, 
Perry,  G.  A. 


Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Caius 

Joh. 

Trin. 


Trin. 

Christ's 

Trin. 


Emm. 
Queens' 


WOMEN. 

I  Second  Class.  |  Third  Class. 

Jewson,  P.  K.  Newnham  \  Grant,  K.  Newnham 

I  Rolland,  F.  K.  Newnham 


564 


NATUKAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


Pakt  I.— June,  1913. 


First  Class 

Appleton,  E.  V. 

Joh. 

Fisher,  .1.  D. 

Down. 

Moos,  S.  N. 

Kinq's 

Bates,  J.  V. 

Pemb. 

Goldstein,  W. 

Emm. 

Padmanabha  Pillai,  K.  P 

Bennett,  E. 

Trhi. 

Graveson,  A.  W 

King's 

Trin.H 

Binns,  A.  L. 

Joh. 

Hazel,  11.  H. 

Sidney 

Palmer,  W.  G. 

Joh. 

Bright,  F.  R. 

Trin. 

Hicks,  E.  P. 

Trin. 

Robinson,  A.  D. 

Cm-pus 

Cave,  T.  S. 

Corpus 

Ilunibv,  8.  R. 

Queens' 

Sahni,  B. 

Emm. 

Clarke,  R.  S. 

Kinq's 

Kaye,  E.  A. 

Pemb. 

Spiers,  IL  M. 

Cains 

Dent,  G. 

Tri'n. 

Landau,  11. 

Caius 

Spragg,  C.  E.  W. 

Trin. 

Dressier,  P.  d'll 

Clare 

Line,  J. 

Emm. 

Tucker,  R.  VV.  E 

JLS,/w 

F^ge,  S.  R.  H. 

Caius 

M" Arthur,  G.  K 

Sidney 

Wilc()Ckson,W.H 

Cuius 

Evans,  P. 

Trin. 

Mcllroy,  H.  D. 

Jesus 

Wilkinson,  V. 

Christ's 

Everett,  W.  W. 

Down. 

Second  Class. 

Adkin,  B.  C. 

Emm. 

Evans,  W.  E. 

Joh. 

Prall,  S.  R. 

Emm. 

Anderson,  H. 

Christ's 

Ilaidar,  M. 

Magd. 

Purser,  G.  L. 

Trin. 

Anson,  G.  F.  V. 

Trin. 

Heath,  S.  P. 

NonColl. 

Rattray,  I.  M. 

Caius 

Atkinson,  G. 

Joh. 

Hendrie,  IL  A. 

H.Selw. 

Saxton,  W.  I. 

King's 

Baldwin,  C.  W. 

Sidney 

Hillbrook,  W. 
Hope,  J.  H. 

Emm. 

Schafer,  T.  S.  IL 

Caius 

Bennett,  W.  E. 

Sidney 

Trin. 

Schurr,  C.  G. 

Caius 

Bhatia,  S.  L. 

Pet. 

Bs  .Johnson,  F.  C. 

Sidney 

Smith,  H. 

Joh. 

Brown,  G.  M. 

Kinq's 

Jones,  F.  B. 

Joh. 

Smith,  W.  W. 

Kinn's 

Brown,  H.  C.  B. 

Trin. 

Kempsey,  F. 

King's 

Thonnan,  .1.  L. 

Pemb. 

Buttanshaw,  C. 

Clare 

Leatham,  H.  W. 

Trin. 

Tonge,  R.  D. 

Pemb. 

Caldwell  Smith,  E.  L 

Trin. 

M«Knight,  .J.  R. 

Queens' 

Urquliart,  J.  L. 

Emm. 

Chadwick,  H. 

Trill. 

Miller,  E. 

Joh. 

Walworth,  G. 
Watson,  R.  A. 

Joh. 

Edwards,  G.  R. 

Joh. 

Morris,  F.  M. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Ehrhardt,  W.  H 

Down. 

Page,  W.  E. 

Emm. 

Welsh,  A.  S. 

Pemb. 

Eloff,  .J.  S. 

Trin.H. 

Palmer,  W.  H. 

Trin.H. 

Young,  F.  IL 

Trin. 

Evans,  R.  Du  B. 

Pemb. 

Third  Class. 

Ahmad,  A.  M. 

Down. 

Kirbyshire,  A.  S.  Down. 

Phillipps.  F.  A. 

Trin. 

Ashby,  K.  H. 

Emm. 

Lansberry,  IL  G 

Down. 

Pritchard,  W.  G 

Clare 

Bennett,  S.  L. 

Pemb. 

Lewtas,  F.  G. 

Caitis 

Rhodes,  IL  E. 

King's 

Blaxter,  A.  P.  L 

Joh. 

Lowndes,  A.  G. 

Cafh. 

Rickman,  .J, 

King's 

Davies,  J.  G. 

Emm. 

MacGregor,  M.  E.  Trin. 

Robertson,  M.  K 
Ruthven,  J. 

.  'J'rin. 

Dendy,  E.  H. 

Caius 

Mackenzie,  C.  R 

Trin. 

Down. 

EUis,  J.  S. 

Trin. 

Malcolmson,  LI. 

Emm. 

Schloss.W.F.R 

Trin. 

Fallows,  L. 

Queens' 

Maule,  G.  L. 

Christ's 

SchUddekopf.W.  G.  A.  luiun. 

Fox,  S.  H.  E. 

Caius 

Minton,  H.  D.  L.  Jesus    ' 

Shaw,  S. 

Trin.H 

«al8taun,  S.  G. 

Trin. 

Mogg,  A.  O.  D. 

Caius 

Skinner,  J.  A.  D 

Cuius 

Green,  R  A. 

Emm. 

Neales,  A.  E. 

Down. 

Wadia,  S.  H. 

Joh. 

Gupta.  S.  C. 

Trin. 

Nicholas,  F. 

Emm. 

Walls,  F.  R. 

Kin(/'s 

Hanna,  G.  F. 

Trin. 

Nicholson,  H.  H.  ILSelw. 

Wilkhison,  IL  A 

.  Pemb. 

Helme,  R.  E. 

Trin. 

Pank,  P.  E.  D. 

Cains 

Womersley,  S.  P.  King's 

Hensley,  E.  H.V 

.  Kinq's 

Parry,  A.  H. 

Clare 

Young,  B.  W. 

Christ'* 

Kantawala,M.H.(^Mmi*' 

WOMEN 

First  Class. 


Second  Class. 
Dyer,  G.  Newnham 

Hoffert,  D.  A,  Girton 

King,  D.  M.  Girton 

I  Perrott,  K.  E.  Newnham 

Rowell,  M.  Newnham 


Third  Class. 


Buckley,  G.  L. 
Finlayson,  M. 
Fuller,  M.  W. 
Oatlev,  L.  E. 
Priestley,  D.  P. 
Smith,  E.  M. 
Warrington,  K.  E. 


Girton 

Newnha 

New) I  ha 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnha 

Girton 


THEOLOGICAL  EXAMINATIONS. 

LIST  OF  STUDENTS  WHO  HAVE  PASSED  THE  EXAMINATION 

SO  AS  TO  DESERVE  HONOURS. 

The  Names  in  each  class  are  arranged  in  Alphabetical  Order. 


Examiners 


Easteb,  1856. 

J.  A.  Jeremie,  D.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

T.  Jarrett,  M.A.  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew. 

R.  A.  F.  Barrett.  B.D.  Ki7ig's. 

F.  Cell,  B.D.  Christ's. 

W.  C.Mathison,  M.A.  Trinity. 

J.  S.  Wood,  M.A.  St  John's. 


MIDDLE   BACHELORS. 
Class  1. 


Hoare.E.T. 

Maclear,  G.  F. 
•Proby,  W.  H.  B. 
i»Rees,  W.J. 

Class  11. 
» Williams,  A.  H. 

Class  III. 
Bay  ley,  H. 
Roger,  W.  S. 
Jones,  F.  H. 
Molyneux,  H.  G. 
Percival,  J.  S. 
Propert,  W.P. 


Caius. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Job. 


Clare. 


Trin. 
Emman. 
Em  man. 
Magd. 
Emman. 
Trin.  H. 


COMMENCING  BACHELORS. 
Class  I. 


Class  II. 
Boucher,  J.  Job. 

'Jones (Mortimer),  M.  L.  Corpus. 
»*Long,  R.  Corpus. 

'Sbeepsbanks,  J.  Christ's. 

Class  III. 
Knowles,  R.  J.  Cath. 

Lang,  O.  C.  S.  Trin. 

Stubbs,  S.  D.  Pemb. 

Tindall,  H.  W.  Sid. 


Easteb,  1867. 


Examiners 


W.  Selwyn,  B.D.  Lady  Margaret's  Professor  of  Divinity. 

E  H.Browne,  B.D.  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity. 

R.  A.  F.  Barrett,  B.D.  King's. 

F.  Gell,  B.D.  Christ's. 

Churchill  Babington,  B.D.  St  John's. 

J.  B.  Lightfoot,  M.A.  Trinity. 


MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 

COMMENCING  BAC 

HELOR 

Class  I. 

Class  I. 

3Gedge,  H.  E. 

Caius. 

iHitehcock,  G.  F. 

Trin. 

Class  11. 

•Shackell,  H.  W. 

Pemb. 

4*Browne,  G.  F. 

Cath. 

*Horton,  E.  R. 

Pet. 

Class  II. 

'•Long,  R. 

Corpus. 

May,  F.  S. 

Caius. 

Wright,  J.  G. 

Caius. 

Sharp,  H.  1. 

Jesus. 

Wyche,  C.  H.  £. 

Trin. 

Class  111. 

Class  III. 

•Candy,  T.  H. 
Doria,  A. 

Sidney. 
Pemb. 

Goodhart,  E.  S. 

Trin. 

Exton,  F. 

Joh. 

Moorsom,  W.  F. 

Trin. 

Glen,  W. 

Emm. 

Hutton,  A.  H.D. 

Trin. 

1  Distinguished  in  Hebrew. 

a  Bishop  of  Norwich,  1893- 

-IWO. 

3  Sobolefl«ld  Prlie  for  BiMlcul  Q reek . 

4  Bishop  of  Briitol. 

566 


THEOLOGICAL  EXAMINATIONS. 


Easter,  1858. 


C  J.  A.  Jeremie,  D.D,  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 
C.  Hardwick,  M.A.  Christian  Advocate. 

Examiners  \  ^^l^'^Y'^^^f^'^'^T:  ^riP-'  :^<  •^«^»**• 
]  J.  B.  Lightfoot.  M.A.  Trinity. 

I  W.  F.  Witts,  M.A.  King's. 

I.E.  H.  Perowne,  M.A.  Corpus  Christi. 

xMlDDLE  BACHELORS.  COMMENCING  BACHELORS. 


Class  I. 

Class  I. 

'Curtis,  J.  B. 

Cath. 

•Grafton,  A.  W. 

Trin.  H 

'•'Summers,  E. 

Trin. 

Class  11. 

Class  II. 

Barlow,  W.  H. 

Joh. 

Bell,  E. 

Trin. 

Foyster,  H.  B. 
•Perry,  G. 
•Washington,  G. 

Trin. 
Trin. 
Joh. 

Doran,  J.  W. 
Nicolas,  P. 
Palmer,  H. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Class  TIL 

Class  III 

Rllison,  C.  C. 

Trin. 

Knapton,  H.  P. 

Queens' 

Easter,  1859. 

'  W.  Selwyn,  B.D.  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity. 

T.  Jarrett,  M.A.  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew. 

Examiners  - 

C.  J.  EUicott,  B.D.  St  John's. 
W.  F.  Witts,  M.A.  Kind's. 

H.  C.  A. 

Tayler,  M.A.    Trinity. 

^E.  H.  Perowne,  M.A.  Corpus  Christi. 

MIDDLE  BACHEI 

.ORS. 

COMMENCING  BACHELORS. 

Class  I. 

» "Fuller 

Joh. 

Class  I. 

Heppenstall 

Joh. 

•Gillum 

Pet. 

s'Skeat 

Christ's. 

i24*Smith,W.  S. 

Trin. 

Class  11. 

Class  II. 

Brown 

Cath. 

Gregory 

Emman. 

Lee 

(Christ's. 

Henslow 

Christ's. 

,       Lys 

Joh. 

CLA.SSin. 

Brett 

Joh. 

Class  III. 

Midgley 

Joh. 

Bull 

Emman. 

Sheppard 

Trin. 

Robertson 

Joh. 

Taylor,  F. 

Trin. 

Thomas 

Joh. 

1  DistinKuishecl  in  Hfhrrw. 

3  Professor  of  Anglo-Saxon,  1878—1912. 


9  Scbolefield  Priie  for  Rihlical  «ireek, 
4  ArchbiuhopofSydney,  1897— 1909. 


THEOLOGICAL  EXAMINATIONS. 


667 


Easxeb,  1860. 


RXAMINERS 


f  J.  A.  Jeremie,  D.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

E.  H.  Browne,  B.D.  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity. 

C.  J.  Ellicott,  B.D.  St  John's. 

H.  C.  A.  Tayler,  M.A.  Trinity. 
I   J.  S.  Purton,  B.D.  St  Catharine's. 
L  T.  T.  Perowne,  B.D.  Corpus  Christi. 


MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 
Class  1. 
Boodle 
*Forster 
* Jones 
>»»Luckock 

Class  II. 
Allen 
Hudson 
^Matthew 
•Perkins 
Sawyer 

.  Class  III. 


Joh. 
Jesus. 
Emman. 
Jesus. 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 


COMMENCING    BACHELORS. 

Class  I. 
*Churton  King's. 


Class  II. 

lEdwards  Pet. 

Tayler  Caius. 

Class  III. 


Eastek,  1861. 


Examiners 


C  W.  Selwyn,  B.D.  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity. 
T.  Jarrett,  M.A.  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew. 
J.  Rigg.B.D.  St  John's. 
J.  S.  Purton,  B.D.  St  Catharine's. 
T.  T.  Perowne,  B.D.  Corpus  Christi. 
A.  A.  Ellis,  M.A.  Trinity. 


MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 


Class  III. 

Howell  Cath. 

Nicholls  Joh. 

Nixon  Corpus. 

1  nutinguiiihed  in  Hebrew. 
3  Bikhop  of  Lahore,  1888—1898. 


COMMENCING  BACHELORS. 


Class 
Bothamley 

Class 
Brown 
Clayton 
Evans 
'Grist 
Marsden 
Pettitt 
Shaw 

I. 
II. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Eniman. 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Blofeld 
Clark 

Class 

L 
II. 

Class 

Trin 
Joh. 

Class  III. 
Northey  Trin. 

9  Soholelleld  Prize  Cor  BibliCBl  Greek  . 


568 


THEOLOGICAL  EXAMINATIONS. 


Easteb,  1862. 


fE.  \l.  Browne,  B.D.  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity. 
I  J.  B.  Lightfoot,  M.A.  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 

Examiners  \  ^'  ^/  ^T''\r^;^  V,?- •^^'"''*- 
I  A.  A.  Ellis,  M.A.  Trinity. 

I  W.  O.  Cleave,  M.A.  Jesus. 

^J.B.  Pearson,  M-A.  Emmanuel. 


MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 

COMMENCING  BACHELORS 

Class  I. 
''•Abbott 
» aRaban 
*Twentyman 

Joh. 

Emman. 

Christ's. 

Class  I. 

Class  II. 
Chudleigh 
Hutfhes 
Quilter 

Christ's. 
Emman. 
Pet. 

Class  II. 

Class  III. 
Gordon 
Smith,  G. 

Trin. 
Clare. 

Taylor 

Class  III. 

Queens'. 

Easteb 

,  1863. 

r  J.  A.  Jeremie,  D.D.  Regius  Prof essor  of  Divinity . 
T.  Jarrett,  M.A.  Reyius  Professor  of  Hebrew. 
Examiners^  5,;^;  "^7 ^3' B.D.  Kinfs. 

j  T.  S.  Woollaston,  M.A.  St  Peter's. 

J.  F.  Thrupp,  M.A.  Trinity. 
{W.  O.  Cleave,  M.A..7e*«*. 


MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 

COMMENCING  BACHELORS 

Class  I. 
'•Josling 
» 8  Sinker 
'  *Taylor 
•  *Torry 

Christ's. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
,loh. 

Class  I. 

Class  II. 
Bagshawe 
Greatheed 
Woodward 
'  Young 

Trin. 
C.  C. 
Trin. 
Trin. 

Oakley 

Class  II. 

Trin. 

Class  III. 
Bottom  (Beresford) 
Clowes 
Warner 

Emman. 
Trin. 
C.  C. 

Mac  Vicar 
Whitehead 

Class  III. 

Trin. 
Joh. 

1  Distinguished  in  Hebrrw. 


i  Equal  for  Scbolefield  Prize  for  Biblical  Greek. 
3  Scholefield  Prize. 


THEOLOGICAL  EXAMINATIONS. 


569 


Easter,  1864. 


f  W.  Selwyn,  B.D.  Lady  Margaret's  Professor  of  Divinity. 
I  J.  B.  Lightfoot,  M.  A.  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 
Examiners  \  ^'  ^'}1^^"',^'  B.D  Am^V 

]  T.  S.  Woollaston,  M.A.  St  Peter's. 
I  J.  F.  Thrupp,  M.A.  Trinity. 
i  T.  G.  Bonney,  M.A.  St  John's. 


MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 

COMMENCING  BACHELORS 

Class  L 

Class  I. 

•'7Dalton 

Clare. 

'*Leeke 

Trin. 

3Mc  Neile 

Trin. 

'Oakley 
»*  Walker 

Trin. 
Trin.II 

Class  II. 

'  Barrett- Lennard 

Magd. 

Bramston 

Pet! 

Class  11. 

Callender 

Class  III. 

Caius. 

Class  III. 

Brownrigg 

Magd. 

Bonser 

Trin. 

Mutton 

Trin. 

Eastbb,  1865. 


^  C.  A.  Swainson,  D.D.  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity, 
I  J.  B.  Lightfoot,  D.D.  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 

Examiners       S"  ^'ll^T' ^S' f  Y*'  v 
^   H.  J.  Hotham,  M.A.  Trinity. 

T.  G.  Bonney,  M.A.  St  John's. 

H.  M.  Luckock,  M.A.  Jesus. 


MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 
Class  I. 


^Bosanqnet 
>5*Moule 
'  2  Pater 

Class  II. 
Hutton 
''Ridgeway 

Class  III. 

Middlemist 
Stobart 
Williamson 
Wood 


Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 


Trin. 
Trin. 


Trin. 
Joh. 
Christ's 
Emman. 


COMMENCING  BACHELORS. 
Class  I. 

'*  Span ce  (Spence- Jones)      C.C. 


Class  II. 

Pigott 
'Socle 

C.  C. 
Joh. 

Class  III. 

Bramston 
Trotter 

Trin. 
Christ's 

1  DiatinKuislied  in  Hebrew.  i  Scholefield  Prixefor  Ribliral  Qrcek. 

3  Kqual  for  Scholefield  Prize.  4   Dean  nl  Gloucester. 

5  Bishop  of  Durham.    Norrisian  Frofesisor  of  Divinity,  1899—1901.      Hon.  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's 
College.  6  Bishop  of  Chichester. 

7  C.V.O.,  C.M.G.,  K.C.V.O.    Canon  of  St  George's,  Windsor. 


570 


THEOLOGICAL   EXAMINATIONS. 


£asteb,  1866. 


rW.  Selwyn,  D.D.  Lady  Margaret's  Professor  of  Divinity. 
T.  Jarre tt,  M.A.  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew. 

Examiners  I  »'  ^»!?«"'  »•  Vl  -^r-i 
I  M.  J.  Hotham,  M.A.  Tnmty- 

H.  M.  Luckock,  M.A.  Jesus. 

IG.  F.  Browne,  M.A.  St  Catharine's. 

MIDDLE  BACHELORS.         ;  COMMENCING  BACHELORS. 


Class  1. 
'•Rowlandson 
"»Spence 

Corpus. 
Corpus. 

Class  1. 
» Wilson 

Pet. 

Class  11. 
'Metcalfe 
■Rendell 
'Wilcox 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Class  II. 
Puller 
Smithe 

Trin. 
Corpus 

Class  111. 
Cope 
Hooper" 

Joh. 
Joh. 

Class  III. 

Easter,  1867. 


Examiners 


TJ.  B.  Lightfoot,  D.D,  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity . 
T.  Jarrett,  M.A.  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew . 
J  H.Russell,  B.D.  St  John's. 
]  T.  R.  Birks,  M.A.  Trinity. 
I  G.  F.  Browne,  M.A.  St  Catharine's. 
LW.  R.  Churton,  M.A.  King's. 


MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 

Class  I. 

'  ^Covington  Joh. 

"'•Lang  Caius. 

'Musson  Trin. 

'««»Phillips  Corpus. 

'Pulliblank  Joh. 


COMMENCING  BACHELORS. 
Class  I. 
'Graham  Corpus 


Mercer 


Corpus 


Class  II. 

Class  11. 

Adamson 

Emm. 

'Harvey                             Trin. 

Gedge 

Gath. 

Taylor                               Christ's 

»Goldie 

Trin. 

Hewitt 

Joh. 

•Humphreys 

Trin. 

"  Leeke 

Trin. 

Lyttelton,  Hon.  A.  V. 
*Mansel 

Trin. 

Trin. 

vPryke 

Joh. 

Smith 

Corpus. 

Class  III. 

Class  III. 

George 

Joh. 

Mann                               Trin. 

Hargrove 

Clare. 

1  DiBtinguUhed  in  Hebrew. 

2  Hebrew  Prize. 

:!  EquHlforthe  Hehrpw  Prize. 

4  Scholetield  Prizefor  Riblionl  Hreek. 

5   Kqual  fo>  ScrholefieldPiize. 

«  Bishop  Suffragan  of  Woolwich. 

7  C'anou  of  Exeter. 

THEOLOGICAL  EXAMINATIONS. 


671 


Easter,  1868. 

rj.  A. 

Jereniie,  D.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

W.  Selwyn,  D.D. 

Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity. 

Examinkrs  • 

T.  K. 

Birks,  MA 

.  Trinity. 

W.  R 

.  Churton,  M.A.  King's. 

J.  M 

Fnllev,M.A.  St  John's. 

LA.  Holmes,  M.A. 

Clare. 

MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 

COMMENCING  BACHELORS. 

Class  I. 

Class  I. 

I23*fiwatkin 

Joh. 



Class  11. 

1                       Class  11. 

Bodkin 

King's. 

'  Fox                                  Christ's. 

Boys 

Emm. 

Honeyburne 

Cath. 

Class  111. 

Class  111. 

Amps 

Emm. 

Black                               Christ's. 

Clark 

Corpus 

Crosbie 

Trin. 

Cussons 

Cath. 

Dyce 

Trin. 

Harvey,  C.  W. 

Trin. 

Hindley 

Sidney. 

Eastei 

I,  1869. 

rC  A.  Swainson,  D.D.  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity . 

\  J.  B.  Lightfoot,  D.D.  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 
Examinfrs  J  ^-  ^-  Campion,  B.D.  Queens'. 
t^xAMiNhRs  <  J,   jj   perowne,  B.D.  Corpus  Christi. 
J.  M.  Fuller,  M.A.  St  Johns's. 

^A.  Holmes,  M.A.  Clare. 


MIDDLE   BACHELORS. 

COMMENCING   BACHELORS 

Class  I. 

193  Fox 

'Fynes- Clinton 
» Obbard 
•Watson 

Christ's 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 

Class  I. 

Class  11. 

•Carpenter 
•Griffith 

Trin.H. 
Joh. 

Class  11. 
Blakiston                          Down. 
''Scott                                  Pet. 

Class  III. 
Bamber 
Evans 
Greenwood 

Trin. 
Trill. 
Cath. 

Class  III. 

1  Dislini^uUhedin  Hebrew 

2  Hebrew  Priie. 

3  SchoJefield  Prl«e  for  Biblir»l  Greek. 

4  Head  Master  of  Mercers'  School 

572 


THEOLOGICAL  EXAMINATIONS. 


Eastbb,  1870. 


Examiners 


r  J.  A.  Jeremie,  D.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity . 
I  T.  Jarrett,  M.A.  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew. 

W.  M.  Campion,  D.D.  Queens\ 

E.  H.  Perowne,  B.D.  Corpus  Christi. 

B.  F.  Westcott,  D.D.  Trinity. 

W.  J.  Josling,  M.A.  ChrisVs. 


MIDDLE    BACHELORS. 
Class  I. 


'Drake 

Joh. 

'«*Rhind 

Christ's. 

i«8»Sharpe 

Christ's. 

Woods 

Trin. 

Class  II. 

» Boys 

Jes. 

'Chamberlain 

Joh. 

'Hodges 

Joh. 

Lane 

Cath. 

'«  Scott 

Trin. 

•Smith 

Caius. 

Class  III. 

Oliver 

Christ's. 

Whytehead 

Cath. 

COMMENCING    BACHELORS. 
Class  I. 


Class  11. 
'Scholfield 


Trin. 


Class  111. 

Atkinson  Jea. 

Drew  Joh. 

Thurlow  Caiua. 


Easter.  1871. 


r  C.  A.  Swainson,  D.D.  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity 
J.  B.  Lightfoot,  D.D,  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 


Examiners  - 

nrinur  noimes,  ivx.A.  \^iare. 
C.  Taylor,  M.A.  St  John's. 
W.  J.  Josling,  M.A.  Christ's. 
L  E.  T.  Leeke,  M.A.  Trinity. 

MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 

COMMENCING  BACHELORS 

Class  I. 

Class  1. 

'  Bembridge 
'^fiVDrury 
i^Fyson 
Hayne 

Christ's. 
Christ's. 
Christ's. 
Trin. 

'  Eardley-Wilmot       Clare. 

Class  11 
Foster 
G*  Hicks 
Wirgnian 

Joh. 

Sidney. 

Magd. 

Class  11. 
Fisher                         Sidney. 

Class  111 
Arehdall 
Griffith 
Hulbert 
McGill 
Sweet 

Corpus. 

Joh. 

Corpus. 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Class  III. 
'Pycock                      Cath. 
Shepherd                   Sidney. 

1   Pa&sf-d  gatUfactor 
3  Equal  for  Scholef 
fi  Scbolefleld  Prize. 
7  Bishop  of  Sodor  a 

■  ly  in  Hebrew. 
«td  Prize. 

Bd  Man,  1907—1911.     Bishop  of 

2  Hebrew  Prize. 
4  Evans  Prize. 

6  Bishop  ofBloemfontein,  1892—1899. 
Ripon.           8  Canon  Residentiary  of  Manchester. 

THEOLOGICAL  EXAMINATIONS. 


573 


Easter,  1872. 


XAMINERS 


fB.  F.  Westcott,  D.D.,  Regius  Professor  ofJJiviniiy. 
T.  Jan-ett,  M.A.,  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew. 
C.Taylor,  M. A.,  St  John's. 
A.  T.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
E.  T.  Leeke,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Corpus  Christi. 
I  COMMENCING 


J.  T.  Lang,  M.A 
MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 

Class  I. 
^8«Appleton 


i»Clay 

I  Curtis 
lOFoss 

Jeaffreson 
23  4  9«Kirkpatnck 
Wanstall 
3  "Wood,  W.  S. 

II  Worlledge 

Class  II 
Hankey 
Lake 
Marshall 

Cl 
Hughes 
Ireland 
Phillips 


III, 


Trin. 

Trill. 

Christ's. 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Trin. 

Corpus. 

.loh. 

Sidney. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 


BACHELORS. 
Class  I. 


Class  II. 


Drake 


Class  III. 
Alcock 
Kirby 


Clare. 


Corpus. 
Sidney. 


1873. 


EXAJMINEHS 


C.  A.  Swainson,  D.D.,  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity . 
J.  B.  Lightfoot,  D.D.,  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity . 
A.  T.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
H.  C.  G.  Moule,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
J.  T.  Lang,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi. 
H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

1  COMMENCING  BACHELORS. 


MIDDLE  BACHELORS. 

Class  I. 

*^' Jennings  Jesus. 

Morrice  Trin. 

^  Woodhouse  Trin. 

Class  II. 

*Iiamb  Jesus. 

^Langley  Emman. 
Class  III. 


Class  I. 
^  McNeile 

Class  IT. 


Class  111. 
Cockshott 
Corbet 
Windley 


Trin. 


Jesus: 

Joh. 

Joh. 


1  passed  satisfactorily  in  Hebrew. 

2  Equal  for  the  Hebrew  Prixe. 

3  Equal  for  the  Scholefield  Prize. 

4  Kvan»  Prisse. 

5  Dif>tlii(;uiahed  in  Hebrew. 
4  Hebrew  Pri«e. 

7  Scholefield  Prise. 


8  Master  of  Selwyn,  1907—1909. 

9  Dean  of  Ely.  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew, 
lgg2— 1903.  Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Diviaity, 
1903—1907.     Master  of  Selwyn,  1898—1907. 

10  Bishop  of  Osaka. 

11  Canon  and  Chancellor  of  Truro. 


74 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examinations  admitting  to  the  Degree  of  B.A. 

1874. 

The  Names  in  each  class  are  arranged  in  Alphabetical  Order. 

B.  F.  Westcott,  D.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

C.  A.  Swainson,  D.D.,  Norrisian  ProJ'essor  of  Divinity . 
J.  J.  Stewart  Perowne,  D.D.,  Trinity. 
John  E.  B.  Mayor,  M.A.,  Professor  of  Latin. 
Handley  C.  G.  Moule,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.,  St  John's. 


Examiners 


First  Class. 
D8  3a5*Bicker8teth 
1  Luscombe 
*8mith 


Pemb. 
Clare. 
Pemb. 


Second  Clai 

Ds  Durrant 
East 
Gardner 
Hutchinson 
Pennefather 
Robinson 


Third  Class 


Trin. 

Da  Cuming 

Trin. 

Fitzpatrick 

Joh. 

Hamer 

Caius. 

Ilebert 

Trin. 

Higgs 

Trin. 

Longworth 

Peto 

Phillips 

Saulez 

Starbuck 

Stokes 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


1875. 


EXAMINEHS 


r  C.  A.  Swainson,  D.D.,  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity. 
J.  B.  Lightfoot,  D.D.,  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 
J.  J.  S.  Perowne,  D.D.,  Trinity. 
J.  E.  B.  Mayor,  M.A.,  Professor  of  Latin. 
H.  B.  Swete,  B.D.,  Cams. 
J.  Sharpe,  INLA.,  Christ's. 
First  Class.  Second  Class. 


Ds  * "  *  Streane 
12  4  Williams 


Jesus. 


Ds  Buxton 
Harvey 
Marke 
sParker 


Clare 
Cath. 
Trin.  H. 
Trin. 
Clare. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Bindley 
Edmonds 
Foster 
Fryer 

Godby,  C.  J, 
Thomas 
Winn 


Emm. 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Trin.  H. 

Magd. 

Joh. 

Trin.  H. 


Examiners 


1876. 
fB.  F.  Westcott,  D.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

J  J.  J.  S.  Perowne,  D.D.,  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 
E.  W.  Benson,  D.D.,  TVinity. 
J.  Rawson  Lumby,  B.D.,  St  Cutharine's. 
H.  B.  Swete,  B.D.,  Caius. 
J.  Sharpe,  M.A.,  Christ's. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Bingham 
7  *Body 

Trin. 

Ds  Beal 

Trinity 
Christ^ 

Joh. 

Bibby 

Elliott 

Caius. 

Boden 

Jesus. 

Goldsmith 

Trin. 

Crick 

Cath. 

Middleton 

Clare. 

Foster 

Trin. 

Murray 

Joh. 

Hartley 

Joh. 

Raikes 

Trin. 

Lonsdale 

Magd. 

Stokes 

Corpus. 

Thompson 

Corpus 

Tr«velyan 

Trin. 

Winter 

Joh. 

1   Hebrew  Prize.  2  Scholefield  Priie.  3  Evans  Prize. 

4  Equal  for  the  Evans  Prize.  5  Bishop  in  South  Tokyo,  1886—1897. 

6  Bishop  of  Africa,  East  Equatorial,  1886—1890. 

7  Professor  of  Old  Testament  Exegesis,  New  York  Seminary.  8  Fellow  of  Corpus. 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


676 


1877, 


^XAMINl'US 


'B.  F.  Westcott,  D.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 
J.  B.Lig-htfoot,  D.D.  Ladv  Margaret's  Professor  of  Divinity. 
E.  W.  Benson,  D.D.  Trinity. 
W.  M.  Campion,  D.D.  Queens'. 
J.  Rawson  Lumby,  B.D.  St  Catharine's. 
R.  L.  Bensly,  M .  A .  Gonville  and  Caius. 


First  Class. 

)B*How8on 
iShaw 

'Wafpole 

Trin. 
Pemb, 
Trin. 
Trin. 

Second  Class. 
Ds  Finch  King's. 


Third  Class. 

Ds  Bamford 

Trin. 

BickneU 

Caius 

Blunt 

Pemb. 

Brown 

Job. 

GUbert 

Trin. 

Merivale 

Job. 

Nevill 

Trin. 

Rammell 

Job. 

Ward 

Pemb. 

Williamson 

Corpus 

1    Hebrew  Friz«. 


Equal  for  the  Evans  Prize. 


1878. 


Examiners    •{ 


rc.  A.  J 

J.J.  S 
W.  M. 


Swainson,  D.D.,  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity. 

S.  Perowne,  D.D.,  Hidsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 
Campion,  D.D.,  Queens*. 
F.  J.  A.  Hort,  D.D.,  Emmanuel. 
R.  L.  Bensly,  M. A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
A.  J.  Worlledge,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caiiis. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Guy  Trin. 

1  i  Keith-Falconer, It,  .„ 
Hon.  I.  G.  N.  1^"°' 
« Lefroy  Trin. 

Robinson  Jesus 

as'^Wallis  Caius 

sWilUams  Job. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  7Eden 

Fisher  Job. 

Handford  Christ's 

Smith  Corpus 

Welsh  Trin. 

Wiseman,  A.  R.  Job. 


Third  Class 
Ds  Bone,  J.  A 
Borton 
Champney 
Drakeford 
Watts 


Job. 

King's 

Corpus 

Jesus. 

Christ's 


I   Hebrew  Prize.  2  Scholefleld  Prize. 

4  Lord  Almoner's  Professor  of  Arabic,  1886—1887. 
6  Bishop  of  Wellington,  New  Zealand,  1895—1911. 
1  Bishop  of  Wakefield.     Hon.  Fellow  of  Pembroke. 


Equal  for  the  Evan*  Prize. 

6  Bishop  of  Calcutta. 


576 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1879. 


Examiners 


'B.  F.  VVestcott,  D.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 
C.  A.  Swainson,  D.D.  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinily. 
V.  J.  A.  Hurt,  D.D.  Hukean  Professor  of  Divinity. 
C.  i'aylor,  M.A.  St  John's. 
F.  Watson,  M.A.  St  John's. 
A.  J.  Worlledge,  M.A.  Gonville  and  Caius. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

TJiird  Class. 

Ds  '  »*  Foakes-Jackson  Trln. 

Ds  Cameron 

Corpus 

Ds  Bone 

Joh. 

»Hill                Christ's 

Carden 

Sidney 

Rrereton 

Cope 

Pemb. 

Chapman,  H. 

Corpus 

Groves 

Pemb. 

Firth 

Joh. 

.Tones,  K.  11. 

.Jesus. 

Fuller-MaitlandTrin. 

Kendall 

Queens' 

Hopper 

Joh. 

Nash 

Trin. 

Marsh 

Joh. 

Pegg 

Trin. 

Mosse 

Christ's 

Reichardt 

Corpus 

Reed,  M. 

Trin. 

Whelpton,  G. 

Emm. 

Saben 

Taylor,  J.  C. 
Urmson 
Walker 
Wilson,  R.  W. 
Woosnam 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

1  Hebrew  Prize. 

2  Scholefield  Priie. 

8  Fellow  of  Jesus.    Hulsean  Lecturer,  1902. 


Ex/ 


f  F.  J.  A.  Hort,  D.D.,  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 

Rawson  Lumby,  D.D.,  N'orrisian  Professor  of  Divinity. 
Taylor,  M.A.,  St  Jokii's. 
Arthur  Wright,  M.A.,  Queens'. 
I  F.  Watson,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
IR.  Appleton,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


I    JC. 


First  Glass. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  iSBattersby       Trin. 

Ds  Atkinson 

Trin. 

Ds  Barnard 

Trin. 

1 2  Harris 

Birks,  H.  A. 

Trin. 

Bywater 

Christ's 

Greaves 

Joh. 

Dandy 

Joh. 

Neale 

Joh. 

Davies 

Queens 

Pole 

Corpus 

Dixon 

Pemb. 

Scholfteld 

Trin. 

Gibson 

Trin. 

Sparrow 
Twells 

Joh. 

Griffinhoofe 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Jones,  W.T.E 

.  Down. 

White,  F.  G. 

Pemb. 

Metcalfe 

Sealy 

Staffurth 

Christ's 
Pet. 

Joh. 

1  Equal  for  SoholeAeld  Prise. 

2  Equal  for  Evans  Priie. 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1881. 


677 


iXAMINERS 


B.  F.  Westcott,  D.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

J.  Itawson  Lumby,  D.D.,  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity. 

Arthur  Wright,  M.A.,  Queens'. 

R.  Appleton,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

C.  W.  E.  Body,  M.A.,  8t  John's. 


First  Class. 
Ds  5*Barnes  Pet. 

Johnson  Trin. 

Robinson,  J.  Alfred  Chr. 
i3**Ryle  King's. 


Second 

Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Bolton 

Qu. 

Ds  Allen 

Corp. 

Coggin 

J  oh. 

Anwyl 

Trin. 

Coulthard 

Joh. 

Carver 

Clare 

Jones 

Corp. 

Cobbold 

Pemb. 

Newman 

Trin. 

Ivatt 

Jesus 

Williams 

Corp. 

Paice 

Corp. 

Williams 

Trin. 

Pym 
Willink 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Examiners 


1882. 


C.  A.  Swamson,  D.D.,  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity. 

A.  T.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

G.  E.  Graves,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

J.  Sharpe,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

A.  W.  Streane,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi. 


First  Class. 

Ds  Appleton  Trin. 

23*}Jennett  .Joh. 

Schneider  Caius 

Smyth  King's 

Sparrow-Simpson  Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Jump 
Loveband 

Emm. 

Ds  Butler 

Pemb. 

Caius. 

Callander 

Clare 

Petit 

Corpus. 

Chadwick 

Joh. 

Rigby 

Joh. 

Faithfull,  R. 

C.  Trin. 

Russell 

Joh. 

Fawcett 

Emm. 

Sturges 

Fitch 

Pemb. 

Upcher 

Trin. 

Holmes 

Trin. 

Jones 

Christ's 

Parkin 

Christ's 

Percival 

Emm. 

Rawlings 

Queens 

Ridges 

Joh. 

Sant 

Corpus 

VT. 

Smith 

Corpus 

WOMEl 

L.  B.  Grey 


Girton 


1  Hebrew  Prize.  2  Kyans  Prixe.  .h  Stholcfield  Pri»e. 

4  C.  V.O.  Dean  of  Westminster.  Bishop  of  Winchester,  1903—1910.  Bishop  of  Exeter,  1901—1903. 
Hulsean  Prof,  of  Divinity,  188;— 1901.  President  of  Queens'  College,  1896—1901.  Hon.  Fellow  of 
Queens'  College. 

5  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 

26 


678 


IHEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1883. 


{"  B.  F,  Westcott,  D.D.,  Itenius  Professor  of  Divinity. 
I  A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  M.A.,  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew. 
p_.. .,,„„„„   j  A.  T.  Gha,])msin,M..A.,  Emmanuel. 
j  V.  H.  Stanton,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

A.  W.  Streane,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi. 
t  Frederick  Wallis,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Cains. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

D8a8  6*Harmer        King's 

Ds  Binney                King's 

13  4*  Murray        Trin. 

Fowler                Trin. 

Gordon               Trin, 

Hughes,  J.  F.S.Pemb. 

Jones,  T.  J.  (Jones- 

Lewis)          J  oh. 

Law                     Trin. 

Machray             Sidney 

Maxlow              Corpus 

Third  Class. 
Ds  Buncombe 
Clark 
George 
Gibson 
Holland 
Jackson 
Longbottoni 
Phillips 
Potter 
Rowe 
Smyth 
Wilcockson 


Job. 

Trin. 

Penib. 

Trin. 

Job. 

Queens' 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Caius 


1  Hebrew  Prize.  8  Evans  Prize.  3  Ecjual  for  the  Scbolefield  Prize 

4  Formerly  Fellow  of  Emmanuel.     Master  of  Selwyn. 

5  Bishop  of  Rochester.    Bishop  of  Adelaide  1895—1905.    Formerly  Fellow  of  Corpus  Cliristi 

College.    Hon.  Fellow  of  Corpus. 


1884. 


ES-AMINEKS 


r  F.  J.  A.  Hort,  D.D,,  Halsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 
J.  Kawson  Luniby,  D.D.,  Norrisian  Prof  .  of  Divinity . 
V.  H.  Stanton,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
G.  H.  Wliitaker,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
Frederic  Wallis,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
I.  G.  N.  Keith-Falconer,  M.A.,  THnity. 


First  Class. 
l)8i23*Knight      Cath. 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Bales 

Corpus 

Bentley                     Corpus 

Parkes 

Trin. 

Caltbrop                   Corpus 

Pollock 

Job. 

Grimston,  Hon.  R.  Trin. 

Sandford 

Corpus 

Leaf,  W.                   Trin. 

Ds  Searle 

Pemb. 

Line                          Down. 

Tanner,  G.  F 

Clare 

O'Reilly                    Corpus 

Ds  Welch 

King's 

Outram                    Sidney 
Pickering                 Clare 

1  Evans  Prize.  2  Scholefield  Prize. 

8  Bishop  of  Gibraltar.    Fellow  of  Corpus,    11  ulsean  Lecturer,  1905. 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


679 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS.  NEW  REGULATIONS. 

In  Part  II.  Class  I.  {a)  Section  I.,  (b)  Section  II.,  (c)  Section  III., 
(d)  Section  IV.     The  asterisk  after  the  letter  denotes  distinction. 


EXAMINICHS 


June^  1884. 

[-  B.  F.  Westcott,  D.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

C.  A.  Swainson,  D.D.,  Lady  Margaret  Prof .  of  Divinity. 

G.  H.  Whitaker,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

I.  G.  N.  Keith-Falconer,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

J.  J.  Lias,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

F.  Watson,  B.D.,  St  John's. 

Chr.  Wordsworth,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
[^  Herbert  E.  Ryle,  M.A.,  King's. 


PART  I. 

First  Class. 

Hervey,  W.  R. 

Mattinson 

Murray 

Emm.                    i2Ds*Wallis                 Caius 
Job.                                  Warner,  H.  J.     Job. 
Job. 

Second  Class. 

Blaxter 
Blunt 
Cropper 
Curtois 

Job. 

King's 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Dixon                   Trin. 
Egerton                Job. 
Ham                      Job. 
Hitchcock,  K.  A.  Pemb. 

Third  Class. 

Hugill                Christ's 
Mitchell             Job. 
Vawdrey            Jesus 
Williams,  F.R.  Christ's 

Beard                  Pemb. 
Edwards             Pemb. 
Hill                      Sidney 
Lamhrick            Trin. 
Marsh                  Job. 

Mitchell              Emm. 
Sampson,  J.  R.  Job. 
Stewart,  E.H.    Trin. 
Stone                   Caius 

Wbatton,A.B.  Trin. 
Whittington       Queens' 
Williamson        Queens' 
J     Wray                  Jesus 

1   Distinguished  in  Old  Testament. 


2  Distinguished  in  New  Testamenl. 


PART  II. 


Ds  Scott 
2  3Ds  Westcott,  A. 
iDsWbelpton 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Cradock 
D8i*Wallis 


Pemb 
Caius 


First  Class. 
Christ's 
Pemb. 
Pemb. 


Sec.  u.  with  Sec.  in. 
Sec.  u.*  and  Sec.  ui. 
Sec.  IV.* 

Third  Class. 


Hebrew  Frize.  2  Scholefield  Prize. 


3  Evans  Frize. 


4  George  Willlairu  Prize. 


25—2 


580 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


June,  1885, 


f  F.  J.  A.  Hort,  D.D.,  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 

J.  Rawson  Lumby,  D.D.,  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity. 

J.  J.  Lias,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

W.  Sanday,  M.A.,  Exeter  College,  Oxford. 

F.  Watson,  B.D.,  St  John's. 

Chr.  Wordsworth,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 

A.  J.  Mason,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
_  Arthur  T.  Lyttelton,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


PART  II. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Layng  (b) 
Da  Murray  (c) 
Ds  Stone  (a) 
Ds  Warner  (a) 


First  Class. 
None. 


Jesus 
Joh. 
Caius 
Joh. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Mitchell  (a)      Joh. 


PART  I. 

first  Class. 
1  a  Ayles  Joh. 


,  *Blenkin  Trin. 

Boggis  Pet. 

Branscomhe  Joh. 

Carless  Corpus 


Second  Class. 


Goodwin 
Grylls 
Herrnian 
Knight 


Selwyn 
Sidney 
Corpus 
Clare 


Madge 
Manley 
Nash 
Teape 


Pemb. 
Pemb. 
Corpus 
Joh. 


Betts  Trin. 
Charles  worth, 

A.  Selwyn 

Farthing  Caius 

Gray,  C.  S.  Emm. 


Third  Class. 

Hampden-Cook    Joh. 
Jameson  Corpus 

Lewis  Corpus 

May  Joh. 


Ds  Semple 
Ds  Stables 
Storrs 


Joh. 
Trin. 
Queens' 


1  OlttinguUbed  in  Old  Testninent. 


8  Distingiiiihed  in  New  Tcstnniem 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


581 


June,  1886. 


B.  F.  Westcott,  D.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Diviniti/. 
A.  F,  Eirkpatrick,  M.A.,  Regius  Professor  of  Hebre%o. 
G.  H.  Whitaker,  AI.A.,  St  John's. 
A.  J.  Mason,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Arthur  T.  Lyttelton,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
A.  Lukyn  Williams,  M.A.,  Jesus. 
Fred.  H.  Chase,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
L  Herbert  E.  liyle,  M.A.,  King's. 


PART  II. 

First  Class. 

iDsAyles  (a)*(6)                 Job. 
a  Ds  *Betbune-Baker  (d)*      Pemb. 
3  Ds  Boggis  (c)                       Peter's 
Ds  *Kellett  (b)                    Sidney 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Blaster  (a)                     Job. 
Da  Branscombe  (a)             Job. 
Ds  Little  (b)  (<;)                   King's 
Ds  Rice  (b)  (c)                     Cbrisfs 

Ds  Grylls  (a)  {b)                Sidney 
Ds  Kelk  (a)  (b)                    Magd. 
Ds  Yeatman  (fc)                  Pemb. 

1  Hebrew  Prize. 
3  Evans  Priie. 

2  George  Wllliaing  Priie.    Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity. 

PAR 

T   I. 

First  Class. 

«Ds*Nairne  Jesus 

Ds  Scott-Moncriefif  Trin. 

Smitb,  L.  Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Barlow 

Job. 

Ellis.  J.  B. 

Trin. 

Watling 

Selwyn 

Bickersteth,H.V.  Pemb. 

Ewing.A.G.C.Job. 

Wilkinson 

Pemb. 

Bomford 

Emm. 

Skinner 

Williamson 

Job. 

Davies,  Daniel  Job. 

Storrs 

Queens* 

Wolfendale 

Job. 

Third  Class. 

Bolton 

Selwyn 

Garvey 

Emm. 

Robinson,  E. 

F.  Caius 

Brentnall 

Hamilton 

Clare 

Robinson 

Catb. 

Ds  Cbadwick 

Job. 

Hervey 

Emm. 

Sandys 

Job. 

Cole,  H.  R. 

Job. 

Landor 

Pemb. 

Tarbat 

Catb. 

Cope 

Selwjn 

Morris 

Trin. 

Wbincup 

Job. 

Crosse 

Trin. 

Poole 

Trin. 

Wood 

Trin. 

Dawson 

Trin. 

4  ProfesBor  of  Hebrew  and  Fellow  of  King's  College,  London. 


582 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June^  1887, 


Examiners 


'  Joseph  llawson  Lumliy,  D.  U.,  Morrisian  Prof,  of  Divinity 

Edward  RusseJI  Bernard,  M.A.,  0*(in. 

Edward  Burbidoje,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

Arthur  Lukjn  Williams,  M. A.,  Jesus. 

Frederick  Henry  Cliase,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

Frederick  Wallis,  M.A.,  Cuius. 

Herbert  Edward  Ilyle,  M.A.,  King's. 
^John  (Jwen  Farquhar  Murray,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 


PART  II. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Foxley  {b)  Joh. 


Ds  Stuart  (b) 


Carus 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Barlow  (a)  (b)  Joh. 

Ds  Davies,  Daniel  (a)  Joh. 


Third  Class 
Ds  Ellis,  J.  B.  (6)    Tri7i. 
Ds  Williamson  (c)  Joh. 


PART  I. 

First  Class. 

Burrow  H.  Selw. 

IDs  Donaldson        Trin. 
Nickson  Corpus 


Adeney 
Ewing,  G.  C. 


Joh. 
Joh. 


Second  CI 


Hall 

Morgan 


Corpus 


Third  Class. 


Ashwin 

Bannerman 

Brand 

Heelas 

Hemming 


Caius 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Emm. 


Hind 
Hinkley 
Lee 
Moir 


Clare. 
Christ's 
Christ's 
H.  Selw. 


Nicholl 

Joh. 

Pullan 

Rigg 

Queens' 
H.  Ave. 

Warde 

H.  Selw 

1  Bishop  of  Brisbane. 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1888. 


683 


Examiners 


'F.  J.  A.  Hort,  D.D.,  Lady  Margaret's  Professor  of  Divinity. 
A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  M.A.,  Regius  Professor  of  Hehreio. 
Handley  C.  G.  Moule,  M.A.,  2'rinity. 
Edward  E.  Bernard,  M.A,,  Oxon. 
Gf.  A.  S.  Schneider,  M.A.,  Caius. 
J.  O.  F.  Murray,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
W.  E.  Barnes,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
Henry  J.  C.  Knight,  M.A.,  St  Catharine's. 


First  Class. 
Ds  2  *Brooke  (a,  6^)  King's 
Ds  1  Burkitt  (a)         Trin. 
Ds  s^Knight  (b*)       Pemb. 


PAKT  II. 

Second  Class. 
Ds  Rwing,  G.  C.  (a)  Joh. 
Ds  Neild  (c)  Pemb. 

Ds  Pearce  (c)  Ptf. 


T/jir^i  Class. 
Ds  Passmore  (6)       i/.  Selw. 
Ds  Selwyn  (c)  Kind's 


1  Hebrew  Prize.     Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity.  2  Scholefleld  Prize. 

3  Formerly  Fellow  of  Caius.    Bishop  of  Rangoon,  1903—1909. 


PART  I. 


First 

Class. 

iWaddington           Emm. 

Second  Class. 

Bagshawe 

Trin. 

Scullard                 Joh. 

Byard 

Clare 

Ds  Stokes,  H.  C.          Pemb. 

Carpenter 

Corpus 

Walsh                   Corpus 

Carrington 

Third 

Way 

Class. 

Joh. 

Carter                 Trin. 

Huddle 

II.  Aye. 

Ds  Russell,  W.  A. 

Joh. 

Cobb                   Emm. 

Jenks 

Pemb. 

Scudamore 

Pet. 

Cocbrane            Trin. 

Judson 

Joh. 

Sbarpe,  E.  N. 

Clare 

Cousins,  W.  A.  Joh. 

Legg 

Joh. 

Tarleton 

Joh. 

Duke                  Pemb. 

Macklin 

Joh. 

Ward,  E.  B. 

Joh. 

Goober                Pemb. 

Monckton 

Trin. 

Webb-Peploe 

Pemb. 

Greenwood         Joh. 

Outraui 

Pemb. 

Whitley 

Queens' 

Haytborntbwaite  Trin. 
Higbley              Trin. 

Portbury 

Joh. 

Williamson 

Down. 

Procter 

Queens' 

Ds  Woodhouse 

Joh. 

I  DUtinguished  in  Old  Testament. 


584 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


June,  1889. 

/  Herbert  ERyle  ALA    7/^Z,ea^  Professor  of  Divivity. 
y .  H.  Stanton   M.A.,  Ely  Professor  of  Divinity. 
Arthur  Carr,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
Handley  C.  G.  Moule,  M.A.,  THnity. 

F.  Watson,  B.D.,  8t  John's. 
Frederic  Wallis,  M.A.,  Caius. 

G.  A.  S.  Schneider,  M.A.,  Caius. 
W.  E.  Barnes,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Scullard  (d)       Joh. 


Ds  Swift  (6*) 


Emm. 


PART  II. 

I  Second  Class. 

I    Dsl3ox(6)  Caius 

Ds  Legg  (a)  Joh. 

I    Ds  VVaddington(a)£m»n. 


Third  Class. 

DsHoyle.C.  E.  (c)i>m6. 
l>3  Whitmell  {b)     Sidney 


PART  L 

First  Class. 
Ds  Hutchinson       Jesus. 


Brinkwortli        Queens' 
de  liougenjont  Trin. 

Lockett 
JNoakes 
Ds  Ogle 
Stanford 

Third  Clat 

Bayley              Clare 
Billington           Caius 
Everett              Pemb. 
Gowring            Sidnei/ 
Knolleke            Clare 
Ds  Lowe,  H.  H.       Trin. 

Martin 

Maynard 

Murray 

Pyne 

Roberts,  R.  E. 

Rocke 

Second  Class, 

Trin. 
Emm. 


Pemb. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Corpus 

Emm. 


1  Archdeacon  of  Derby. 


Stanley 

Stitt 

Warren 


Rogerson 
Seaton 
Welcliman 
Woods 
Ds  Young 


Pemb. 

Christ's 


Pemb. 

Corpus 

Queens' 

Pemb. 

Christ's 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


686 


June,  1890. 

/J.  Rawson  Lumby,  D.D,,  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity. 
V.  H.  Stanton,  B.D.,  Ely  Professor  of  Divinity. 
John  Sharpe,  D.D. 

Arthur  T.  Lyttelton,  M.A.,  Sehvyn. 
I  Frederic  WaUis,  M.A.,  Oaius. 
^  J.  R.  Harmer,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi. 


First  Class. 
Ds  1  ^Greenup*  (a)  JoJi. 
Ds  Smith,  H.  (b)      Joh. 


PART  II. 

Second  Class. 
Ds  Stitt  (a)  Pemh. 

1  Hebrew  Ih-ize. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Kirby,  V.  T.  (c)    Trin. 


PART  I. 

First  Class 

Neal  JoTj. 

1 2  *  Robinson  Christ's 

Ds  2  *  Valentine-Richards  Christ's 

Second  Class. 


Haigh 

Ds  Palmer 

Joh. 

Shenton 

Jesus 

Kershaw 

Queens' 

Robertson.A.J 

Joh. 

Vaughan 

Lampen 

Corpus 

Sanders 

Queens' 

Wyley 

Trin. 

Newton 

Kind's 

Third  Class. 

Bach 

Joh. 

Hodge 

Trin.H. 

Preston 

Emm. 

Bennett 

Trin. 

Ds  Jones,  H.  B. 

H.  Cav. 

Radcliffe 

King's 

Birley 

H.  Selw. 

Langdon 

King's 

Rainbow 

Corpus 

Broomhall 

Leigliton 

Trin. 

Ds  Waller 

Queens' 

Callender 

Christ's 

Owen 

Corpus 

Waring 

Quee7is' 

Harper 

Joh. 

1  DUtinRuished  in  Old  Testament.  2  Diatin^uUhed  in  New  Testament. 

8  Principal  of,  and  Professor  of  Biblical  Exegesis  in  the  London  CoUeKe  of  Divinity. 


25—5 


686 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1891. 


Examiners  -^ 


A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  B.D.,  Begius  Professor  of  Hebrew. 

V.  H.  Stanton,  B.D.,  Ely  Professor  of  Divinity. 

John  Sharpe,  D.D. 

A.  W.  Streane,  B.D.,  Corpus  Christi. 

Arthur  T.  Lyttelton,  M.A.,  Selwyn. 

Fred.  H.  Chase,  M.A,,  Christ's. 

J.  R.  Harmer,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi. 

Montague  Rhodes  James,  M.A.,  King's. 


PART  II. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Hort,  F.  F.  {b)    Emm. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Newton  {c,  d)      King's 
Ds  Warner  (h)         H.  Sielw. 


PART  I. 


First  Class. 


Ds  'Crook 
King 
Purton 
iTodd 


King's 

Pet. 

Christ's 


Second  Class. 


Allen 

Joh. 

Long,  B. 

Joh. 

Sowerby 

Caldwell 

Joh. 

Lovett,  E.  N. 

Christ's 

Thorpe 
Warfie 

Chambers 

Joh. 

Milward 

Pemb. 

Dowe 

Christ's 

Nash 

Queens' 

Atkinson,  II.  L.  Christ's 

Cole,  A.  K.  F.    Joh. 

Copland 

Currey 

Davies 

Dawson,  II.  J. 


Pemb. 
II.  Selw. 
Corpus 
Trin.  II. 


Third  Class. 

Delap 
Frith 
2Fuller,  J. 
Gordon 
Hopkins 
Markham 


Pemb. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Corpus 

Cath. 

Trin. 


Smith,  H.  F. 

Taylor,  C.  E. 

Terry 

Whish 

Yates 

Young 


Corpus 
Corpus 
H.Selui. 


Pemb. 
Trin. 
Caius 
Clare 
Clare 
Cath. 


I  Pistinguished  in  Old  Testament. 
2  Bishop  of  Lebombo. 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


587 


June,  1892. 


Examiners 


H.  B.  Swete,  D.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

Herbert  E.  Ryle,  B.D.,  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 

A.  W.  Streane,  B.D.,  Corpus  Christi. 

A.  Lukyii  Williams,  M.A.,  Jesus. 

Fred.  H.  Chase,  B.D.,  Christ's. 

J.  Armitage  Robinson,  B.D.,  Christ's. 

Montague  Rhodes  James,  M.A.,  King's. 

J.  F.  Bethune-Baker,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 


PART  II. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Barnard  {b)         Christ's 
Ds  Jordan  (b)  Kitty's 

Ds  1  Long,  B.  (a)      Joh. 
Ds  2  Thackeray  (c*)  King's 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Purton  Pet. 

Ds  Thorpe  Corp. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Annand  Jesus 

Ds  Nash  Queens' 


1  Hebrew  Prize. 


2  Evans  Prize. 


PART  I. 

First  Class. 
None 


Adeney 
Burnside 
Ds  Compton 


Joh. 

Pemb. 

Emm. 


Cunningham      Trin. 


Dahl 
Dale 
Garcia 


Emm. 
Sidney 
Joh. 


Second  Class. 

Heywood,  B.  O.  F. 

Trin. 
Hicks  Trin. 

Kerr  Emm. 

Lees  JoJi. 

Nutley  Joh. 

Richardson        Christ's 


Ds  Rowland  Emm. 

Smith,  D.  M.  H.  Selw. 

Stiff  H.  Selw. 

Ds  Stocks  Christ's 

Weatherhead  Trin. 

Yates  Christ's 


Allnutt  Emm. 

Atkins  Pemb. 

Brocklehurst,  P. 

Queens' 
Campion  H.  Selw. 

Eastwood  Joh. 


Third  Class. 

Ds  Fyffe  Emm. 

Given-Wilson  Joh. 

Green  Trin. 

Heaton  Christ's 

Honnywill  Trin. 

Lee,  C.  St  A.  Trin. 


son 
Synge 
Targett 
Tinnnis 
Warren 
Windsor 


Joh. 
H.  Selw. 
Trin. 
H.  Selw. 
Comms 
H.  Selw. 


588 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1893. 


Examiners  - 


/J.  R.  Lumby,  D.D.,  Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity. 

V.  H.  Stanton,  D.D.,  Ely  Professor  of  Divinity. 

J.  A.  Robinson,  B.D.,  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity . 

A.  T.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

A.  L.  Williams,  M.A.,  Jesus. 

R,  St  John  Parry,  M.A,,  Trinity. 

J.  R.  Harmer,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi. 
^J.  P.  Bethune-Baker,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 


PART  n. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Kerr  (a)  Emm. 

Ds  Kitteruiaster(6)^mp'* 
Ds  *Lupton  (6)        Joh. 
Ds  Nutley  (c)  Joh. 

Ds  Parrock  (b)        Pernb. 
Ds  iThonias  (b)       Pemb. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Christie  (6)         Maf/d. 
Ds  Heaton  (a)         Christ's 
Ds  *Weekes,  G.  A.  (6)  SW. 


PART  I. 

2*McNeile,A.  H.  Pmft. 
Ds  sSrawley  Caius 


Second  Clots. 


Bulloch 

Cassels 
Earle 

Trin. 
Trin. 
Joh. 

Ds  Elliott,  H.  V. 
Ds  Gaskell,  A.  H 
Hall 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Cath. 

Kenrick 

Slater 

Wise 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Third  Class. 

Armstrong 
Baker 
Benson 
Berridge 
owne,B.M.C.S 
Cropper 

Christ's 
Emtn. 
Trin. 
Corpus 
.  Christ's 
Trin. 

Praser 
Hoste 
Hutton 
Ds  Kermode 
Newbery 

H.  Selw. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Christ's 

Pridie 

Ramsay 

Ransoms 

Rosher 

Sheehan 

Clare 
Pemb. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
Non  Coll 

1  Bishop  of  Adelaide. 

2  Tellow  of  Sidney. 

3  Tutor  of  Selwyn. 

THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


589 


Jtme,  1894. 


Examiners 


A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  D.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew. 

H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.,  Dixie  Prof,  of  Ecclesiastical  History. 

A.  T.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

F.  J.  Foakes-Jackson,  M.A.,  Jesus. 

R.  St  John  Parry,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

J.  R.  Harmer,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi. 

A.  E,  Brooke,  M.A.,  King's. 

R.  H.  Kennett,  M.A.,  Queens'. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Crafer  (6)  Jesus 

Ds  Holmes,  R.  (6)     Christ's 
Da  Hutton  (a)  Joh. 

Dsi  2*McNeile,A.H.(a*)Pem6. 


First  Class. 
iHarries  Trin. 

Lillingston,  F.     Pemb. 

Sedgwick,  S.  N.  Emm. 
iThorpe  Cath. 


PART  11. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Adams  (d)           Pet. 

Ds  Drury  (b) 

Mag 

Ds  Johnson  (b)         Caius 

I  Hebrew  Prize. 

PART  I. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Apthorp              Emm. 

Aldous 

H.  Selw. 

Ashton                Joh. 

Alston 

Clare 

Bracewell            Corpus 

Beckett 

Christ's 

Conybeare           Trin. 

Brunton 

Pemb. 

Ds  Grindon              Christ's 

Dark 

Corpus 

Herklots             Corpus 

Ds  Dunn 

Pemb. 

Knowles              Corpus 

Hodgson 

Emm. 

Koelle                 Corpus 

Marsh,  N.  C, 

Trin. 

Ds  Legg                     Cuius 

Robaon,  T.  C. 

Trin. 

Osborn                Joh. 

Simmons 

Christ's 

Sayer                  Pemb. 

Wilding 

Emm. 

Young 

Emm. 

1  Distinguished  In  Old  Testament. 

2  FeUow  of  Sidney 


690 


THEOLOGICAL  TEIPOSES. 


Examiners 


June,  1895. 
jH.  B.  Swete,  D.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

H.  E.  Ryle,  D.D.,  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 

F.  H.  Chase,  D.D.,  Christ's. 

W.  E.  Barnes,  B.D.,  Petefhouse. 

F.  J.  Foakes- Jackson,  M.A.,  Jesus. 

J.  0.  F.  Murray,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

A.  E.  Brooke,  M.A.,  King's. 
^R.  H.  Kennett,  M.A.,  Queens'. 


First  Class. 
I)s  fioodiuau  (b)      Christ's 
Ds  Lillingston,  F.  (a)  Pemb. 


PART  II. 

Second  Class. 
Ds  Browne,  A.  B.  (6)  Christ's 
Ds  mhhert-Wavi'ib)  J  oh. 
Ds  Kittermaster  (h)  Christ's 
Ds  Moulo  (a)  Corpus 

Ds  Sedgwick,  S.  N.  (b)  Emm. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Beven  (/>)  Christ's 

Ds  Gilbert  (f)  Kinfi's 


PART  I. 

First  Class. 

Secmd  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  ^Andrews          Pemh. 

Bennitt              Pemb. 

Baniber 

Down. 

Sopwith             ^Jnm. 

Ds  David                Jesus 

Campbell,  G.  A 

.  Trin. 

2Ds  Stephenson,  F.  Christ's 

Ellis                   J  oh. 

r'rancis 

Jesus 

Ds  Keeling              J«;*t<5 

Goodrich 

Corpus 

Ds  Masters              Corpus 

Hannah 

Trin. 

Panther             Queens' 
Ds  Shelford,L.McN.  Emm. 

Key 

Pet. 

Shaw 

H.  Selw 

Ds  Stephenson,  11.  S.  7Vm. 

Swift 

Corpus 

Dsi  Stewart            Christ's 

Woods,  F.  T. 

Trin. 

Swann               Corpus 

1  Distingu  shed  in  Old  Testament.                 "  uead  Master  of  Felsted  School. 

Examiners  - 


Jjwe,  1896. 
V.  H.  Stanton,  D.D.,  FAy  Professor  oj  Divinity. 
J.  Armitage  Robinson,  D.D.,  Norrisian  Prof,  of  Divinity. 
F.  H.  Chase,  D.D.,  Christ's. 
W.  E.  Barnes,  B.D.,  Peterhouse. 
J.  O.  F.  Murray,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
H.  J.  C.  Knight,  M.A.,  Selwyn. 
F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Norman  McLean,  M.A.,  Christ's. 


First  Class. 

Ds  Bosanquet, 

B.  H.  (b)         King's 
Ds  1  Sangster  (a)    Jesus 
Ds  White,  J.  D.  C. 

(b  with  d)        Trin. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Parsons  Pemb. 


Joh. 


PART  II. 

Second  Class. 
Ds  Wenham  Kino's 


1  Hebrew  Prize. . 

PART  I. 

Second  Class. 


Carjjenter 
Ds  Davis 

Smith,  F.  S. 
Winstanley 


Corpus 
Queois' 
Corpus 
Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Bevan  Trin.  H. 


Third  Class. 
Butler,  G.  H.  C.  Trin. 
Davis,  P.  B.       Corpus 
Day  Pemb. 

Mignon  Emm. 

Rowley  Cath. 

Satchell  Trin. 

Sedgwick  Trin. 

Ds  Watson,  C.  H.  Emm. 


1  Principal  of  Ridley  Hall. 


THEOLOGICAL  TKIPOSES. 


591 


June,  1897. 

/A.  J.  Mason,  D.D.,  Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity. 
A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  D.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew. 
W.  Lock,  D.D.,  Ireland  Professor  of  Exegesis,  Oxford. 

Examiners  ■{  ^-  ^'i^Tf^  ^i^V^-A,^*".^'"' 
F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

A.  M.  Knight,  M.A.,  Oonville  and  Caius. 

N.  McLean,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

^F.  Kobinson,  M.A.,  Christ's. 


PART  II. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Dsi  Panther  (r/)      Jesus 

Butler                Peinb. 

Ds  Barton 

Magd. 

Ds  Winstanley        Trin. 

J)s  Robinson 

Jesus 

1  George  Williams  Prize. 

PART  I. 

First  Class. 

Reade               Pemb. 

Jones,  J.  P. 

Emm. 

iDruitt                Corpus 

Taylor,  H.         Caius 

Lamb 

Emm. 

*Garrad              Clare 

Ds  Wiltshire          Caius 

Lyne 

H.Selw. 

■ 

Torrance 

Emm. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Whitaker,  G.  S.  Joh. 

Farrar              Pemb. 

Brooke              Christ's 

Wilding 

Emm. 

Griffin                Pemb. 

Fames                Christ's 

Ds  Wyatt 

Caius 

Hellins               Cath. 

Harvey              Trin. 

Ds  Howard,  F.  A.  Pemb. 

Haydon             Emm. 

1  Hon.D.E 

.    Coadj  utor  Bishop  of  Grafton  an 

(1  Armidale. 

June,  1898. 

Examiners 


H.  E.  Ryle,  D.D.,  Ilulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 

H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.,  Dixie  Prof,  of  Ecclesiastical  History. 

W.  Lock,  D.D.,  Ireland  Professor  of  Exegesis,  Oxford. 

M.  R.  James,  Litt.D.,  King's. 

A.  E.  Brooke,  B.D.,  King's. 

A,  T.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Emm. 

A.  W.  Greenup,  M.A.,  ;SY  John's. 

F.  Robinson,  M.A.,  Christ's. 


PART  II. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

i3DsDruitt(a)         Corpus 
2Ds*Garrad(?/)      Jesus- 

Ds  Brind  (c)            Corpus 

Ds  Walker  (ft)         Pet 

1  Hebrew  Prize. 

3  Hon.  D.D. 

2  Scholefleld  Prize. 
Coadjutor  Bishop  of  Gralton  and  Armidale. 

PART  I. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Outram              Pemb. 

Clarke                H.Selw. 
Davies                Cm'pus 
Ford                   Jesus 
Ds  G  reeves             Joh. 
Hennessy           Joh. 
Walter               Joh. 
Watson-WilliamsPmfc. 

Ds  Anderson          Jesus 
Ashby                Christ's 

Ds  Gardner             Jesus 
Hamond             Trin. 
Howden              Clare 
Morgan-Jones   Joh. 
Smith,  T.  P.       Pemb. 
Stote                   Caiui 
Vipan                  Corpus 
Wilson,  H.  A.    Corpus 

592 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


June,  1899. 
H.  B.  Swete,  D.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 
v.  H,  Stanton,  D.I).,  My  Professor  of  Divinity. 
F.  H.  Chase,  D.D.,  Christ's. 
W.  E.  Barnes,  D.D.,  Peterhouse. 
A.  T.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
A.  E.  Brooke,  B.D.,  King's. 
A.  W.  Gi'eenup,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
^  P.  M.  Barnard,  M.A.,  Christ's. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Walter,  W.  L.  (c)   Joh. 


First  Class. 


PART  II. 

Second  Class.  j 

Ds  Clarke,  A.  S.  {d)     H.Selw.  \ 


Third  Class. 


Ds  Pearce,  R.  F. 

Joh. 

Smith,  R.  R. 

H.Selw. 

i.«Ds*Wood,  C.  T. 

Pemb. 

Woolley,  R.  M 

Joh. 

Ds  Ford,  E.  B.  (c) 

Jesus 

Ds  Grimes,  J.  B.  (b) 

Jesus 

1  Ds  Hennessy,  T.  II.  (a)  Jesus 

Ds  Moxon,  R.  S.  (b) 

Caius 

1  Hebrew  Prize. 

PART  I. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Coe,  J.  D. 

Joh. 

Bidden,  H.  M. 

Cath. 

iConnollv,  R.  H. 

Christ's 

Blandford,  F.  G. 

Corpu 

Ds  Fisher,  fe.  H.  P. 

Pemb. 

Bullock,  G.  G.  A. 

Pemb. 

Macgillivray,  G.  J 

Trin. 

Calvert,  H.  E. 

H.Selu 

Robson,  P.  E. 

Emm. 

Ds  Menzies,  W.  R. 

Caius 

Talbot.  R. 

Emm. 

Mercer,  H.  J. 

Trin. 

Woods,  R  S. 

Trin. 

Moore,  A.  C. 

Clare 

Peters,  E.  E. 

Corpv 

Richardson,  G.  S. 

II. Si 

Stammers,  F.  D. 

Cori. 

Williams,  C.  M. 

Chrh 

W^illiams,  H.  M. 

n.Selu 

in  Old  Testament 

2  Fell 

iw  of  Queens'. 

F4XAMINERS 


June,  1900. 
A.  J.  Mason,  D.D.,  Jjady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity. 
A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  D.D.,  Regius  Projessor  of  Hehreic. 
F.  H.  Chase,  D.D.,  Christ's. 
W.  E.  Barnes,  D.D.,  Peterhouse. 
J.  O.  F.  Murray,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
A.  M.  Knight,  M.A.,  Gomnlle  and  Caius. 
R.  H.  Kennett,  M.A.,  Queens'. 
P.  M.  Barnard,  M.A.,  Christ's. 


PART  II. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Qiitty,  G.  J.  {b)     King's 
Ds  Elsee.  C.  (6)            Joh. 
Ds  *Hart,  J.  H.  A.  (b)  Joh. 

IDs  Smith,  R.  R.  (a)    H.Selw. 

3Ds  Woolley,  R.M.(c)Jo7i. 

Ds  Bulteel,  J.  P.  E. 
Ds  Connolly,  R.  H. 
Ds  Naime,  B.  D. 
Ds  Woods,  E.  S. 

King's 
Christ's 
Jesus 
Trin. 

1  Hebrew  Prize. 

2  Evans 

Prize. 

PART  I. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class 

Third  Class. 

Bisseker,  H.            Jesus 

Atkinson,  G.F.S. 
Ds  Brereton,  P.  H.  L 
Cartwright,  C, 
Cautley,  F.  D. 
Senior,  C.  A.  L. 
Smith,  H.  J. 
Smith,  L.  P. 

Joh. 
Christ's 
NonColl. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Sid. 
Queens' 

Brewer,  H.  A. 
Hawken,  W.  D. 
Purser,  W.  C.  B. 
Robinson,  W.  E. 
Robson,  D.  R. 

Queeni 

Christ 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

THEOLOGICAL  TEIPOSES. 


693 


Examiners 


June,  1901. 

/H.  C  G.  Moule,  D.D.,  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity. 
H,  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.,  Dixie  Professor  oj  Ecclesiastical  History. 
G.  H.  Whitaker,  M.A.,  8t  John's. 
J.  O.  F.  Murray,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
J.  F.  Bethune-Baker,  B.D.,  Pembroke. 
A.  M.  Knight,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Cains. 
R.  H.  Kennett,  M.A.,  Queens'. 
N.  M«Lean,  M.A.,  Chnst's. 


PART  II. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

9  Senior,  C.  A.  L.  (a)   Joh. 

Ds  Bisseker,  H.  (d) 
Ds  Hffwlett,  E.  J.  (d) 

Jesus 

Ds  Hertslet,  E.  L.  A. 

Trin. 

Ds  Thomas,  W.  S.  (ft) 

Pemb. 

1  Hebrew  Prize. 

PART   I. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

)8  Carpenter,  S.  C.    Caius 

Baumann,  H.  W. 

Corpus 

Ds  Croft.  J.  R. 

)s*Lanchester,H.C.O. 

Jackson,  B.  C. 

Christ's 

Fisher,  H.  D. 

Pemb. 

Money,  D.  W. 

Queens' 

Ilannam,  F.  A. 

)8  Lang,  H.  M.          Pemb. 

Roxby,  11.  S.  M. 

Queens' 

Hargreaves,  J.  A. 

J)s  *  West-Watson,  C.,Emm. 

Stead,  H.  A. 

Ds  Hearn,  E.  H. 
Henstock,  A.  J. 
Hilton,  S. 
Melling,  J.  G. 
Milsom,  E.  T. 
Poignand,  C.  W. 
Stern,  J. 
Swann,  S.  E. 
Wilson,  T. 

1  Distinguished  in  Old 

Testament. 

2  Distingui 

shed  in  Now  Testament. 

3  Bishop  SufiTragan  of  B 

arrow-ln-Fumesa. 

Queens' 

Sid. 

Joh. 

2Vin. 

Jesus 

H.Selw. 

Corpus 

H.Selw. 

Corpus 

Caius 

Corpus 

Emm. 

Emm. 


Examiners 


June,  1902. 

V.  H.  Stanton,  D.D.,  Ely  Professor  of  Divinity. 
W.  E.  Barnes,  D.D.,  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 

F.  Watson,  D.D.,  St  John's. 

J  G.  H.  Whitaker,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

G.  A.  S.  Schneider,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caitis. 
J.  F.  Bethune-Baker,  B.D.,  Pembroke. 

N.  McLean,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
'  J.  H.  Srawley,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 


First  Class. 


PART  IL 

Second  Class. 
Ds  Jackson,  B.  C.  {d)  (4)  Christ's 
Ds  Lockton,  W.  (d)  (5)  Jesus 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Hobday,  R.  H.  (6)  Sid. 
Ds  Turner,  R.  C.  (ft)     Trin. 


PART  I. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ekanayake,  G.  B. 

H.Selw. 

Aytoun,  R.  A.        Emm. 

Ds  Brown,  R.  R          Corp. 

h  Morrice,  R.  J. 

Trin. 

Davies,  R.  E.          Christ's 

Bunbury,  P.  St  P.  Cath. 
Evitt,  J.  E.  T.         Queeiis' 

Ds  Fulford,  F.  W.         Jesus 

Glendenning,J.W.   Corpus 
Haynes,  H.  L.         H.Selw. 

Griffiths,  H.  S.  D.   Cath. 

Lavy,  E.  E.              Pemb. 
Mellows,  F.             Christ's 

Pinson,  E.  T.           H.Selw. 

1 

Tubbs,  N.  H.          Caius 

Scorer,  N.  V.           Pemb. 
Stebbing,  C.  F.        Jesus 

Distinguished  In  Old  Testament. 


1  Diitinguiihed  in  New  Teitament. 


594 


THEOLOGICAL  TBIPOSES. 


June,  1903. 


Examiners 


(a. 

F. 


B.  Swete,  D.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

J.  Mason,  D.D.,  Pembroke. 

B.  Driver,  D.D.,  Oxford. 

Watson,  D.D.,  St  John's. 

A.  S.  Schneidei*,  M.A.,  GonviUe  and  Caius. 

G.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Forbes  Eobinson,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
J.  H.  Srawley,  B.D.,  Qonville  and  Caius. 


First  Class. 
i2DsEdghill,  E.  A. 

(a)  (fc*)  Kino's 

^DsEkanavake,  G.  B. 

((/*)  (4)  H.Sehv. 

1  Hebrew  Prize. 


PABT  II. 

Second  Class. 
Ds  Armstrong,  F.  W. 

(6)  (4)  Joh. 

Ds  Sniitli,  G.  B.  ((/)  (4)  King's 
Ds  Wriglit,  A.  B.  (d)  (4)  Trin. 

2  Scholefleld  Prize. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Buxton,  H.  J.  (c)     Trin 


8  George  Williiims  Pri 


ADVANCED  STUDENTS. 
Barkway,  -J.  L.  Non  Coll.  \  Mitchell,  C.  W. 


First  Class. 
1  Smith,  C.  J. 


Williams,  H. 


Pevib. 
II.      Christ's 


PABT  I. 

Second  Class. 
Bennett,  G.  A.         Joli. 
Collins,  R.  L.  Emm. 

Ds  George,  E.  J.  Trin. 

Jennmgs,  R.  I,        Pemb. 
Kelly,  P.  J.  Queens' 

Mills,  W.E. 
Morton,  J.  G, 
Pownall,  A.  du  T.  Christ's 
Starey,  L.  Clare 


King's 
on  Coll, 


Non 


Third  Class. 
Banham,  J.  C. 
Baugh,  II.  R. 
Fetlierstonliaugli ,  G. 
Fisher,  L.  N. 
Girling,  F.  B. 
Hanson,  K 
Moxlev,  C.  H. 
Naters,  C.  C.  T. 
Smith,  M.  W. 
Whitehouse,  J.  J. 
Wilson,  J. 


Trin 
Quee 
C.  Pel 
Sid. 
Emu 
Quee 
Quee 
Emu 
H.Se 
Joh. 
Cath 


I  Distinguisiied  in  Old  Testament. 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1904. 


696 


IXAMINERS 


A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  D.D.,  Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity. 

S.  R.  Driver,  D.D.,  Oxford. 

A.  Wright,  D.D.,  Queens'. 

J.  F.  Betlmne-Baker,  B.D.,  PemhroTce. 

P.  M.  Barnard,  B.D.,  Christ's. 

F.  J.  Foakes  Jackson,  B.D.,  Jesus. 

G.  A.  S.  Schneider,  M.A.,  Oonville  and  Caius. 
F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


PART  II. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

jHow.J.  C.  II.(rt)(i)  Joh. 
Nock,T.  A.(b)(iii)    Pemb. 
}Smith,t'.  J.  (6)(i)     Pemb. 

Ds  Jennings,  R.  T.  (a)  (i)  Pemb. 
Ds  Morton,  J.  G.  (a)  (iv) 

NonColl. 
Ds  Williams,  C.  (a)         Cai. 

Ds  Gray,  H.  (c) 

Jesus 

1  Hobrc 

w  Prize.                                2  Scholefle 

PART   I. 

(1  Prize. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

D8Clarke,W.K.L.  J«*M* 

)s  Darbyshire,  J.  R.  Emm. 

iTalbot,  A.  E.        Emm. 

)8*Wood,  H.  G.       Jesus 

Blakiston,C.  U.N.Pemft. 
C'ouldrey,  A.  E.     H.Selw. 
Ds  Lonsdale,  11.  H.     Jesus 
Sharnian,  G.  H.     H.Selw. 
Tower,  H.  B.          Cath. 

Brenton,  H.  C. 
Elliott,  J.  S. 
Hodgson,  N.  L.  T. 
Johnson,  W.  H. 
Jolly,  N.  11.  11. 
Partridge,  W.  W. 
Pope,  N.  C. 
Thrift,  J. 
Watkins,  C.  J. 

Corpus 
H.Selw. 
Trin. 
Cath. 

Queens' 
Joh. 

NonColl. 
Emm 

1  Diatinguislied  in  Old  Testament. 


2  Distinguished  in  Xew  Testament. 


696 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 

June,  1905. 


Examiners 


A.  J.  Mason,  D.D.,  PemhroJee. 

W.  E.  Barnes,  D.D.,  llulsean  Prof essor  of  Divinity . 

A.  Wright,  D.D.,  Queens'. 

P.  M.  Barnard,  B.D.,  Christ's. 

F.  J.  Foakes  Jackson,  B.D.,  Jesus. 

R.  H.  Kennett,  M.A.,  Regius  Professor  of  Ilehrev?. 

J.  H.  A.  Hart,  M.A.,  St  John's.   ' 

C.  West- Watson,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 


PART  II. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Loewe,  H.  M.  J.  (a)  Queens' 
Ds  Roxby,  O.  R.  M.  (b)  Emm. 
Ds  Talbot,  A.  E.  (a)      Emm. 

I  Hebrew  Prize, 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Bull,  O,  B.  (^>)        Jesus 
Ds  Green,  F.  G.  (6)     Trin. 
Ds  Pope,  N.  C.  (a)       Jolt. 

(a)  Section  I. 


Ttiird  Class. 
Ds  Farmer,  F.  R. 


Quee 


PART  I. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Gardiner,  A.  F. 

Rostron,  S. 
Ds  Upton,  G.  F. 


Second  Class. 
Jesus      '  Bradbury,  L.  A.    Emm. 

J  oh.        !    Ds  Browning,  P.  T.     Trin. 
Emm.     I  Clarke,  J.  W.       Non  Coll. 

Fish  wick,  C.  Emm. 

Gorrell,  J.  G.        H.  Selw. 
Ds  Marshall,  J.  S.  D.  Jesus 

Packer,  G.  Non  Coll. 

Ds  Shackleton,  C.  E.  Trin.H. 
Steel,  H.  F.  Queens' 

Wade,  R.  P.  Christ's 

Williams,  A.  O.     Jesus 
Woodhouse,  D.  C.  Clare 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Banister,  M.  11. 
Horrocks,  J.  A. 
Hose,  H.  C.  T. 


Trin 

n.  S, 
Emi, 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1906. 


597 


A 
EXAMINKUS   {  rp 


PART  IL 

A.  J.  Mason,  D.D.,  Pembroke. 

V.  H.  Stanton,  D.D.,  Ely  Professor  of  Diviniti/. 

H.  M   Gwatkin,  M.A.,  Dixie  Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  Histoni. 

A.  W.  Streane,  D.D.,  Corpus  Christi. 

A.  E.  Brooke,  B.D.,  Kim/s. 

R.  Tennant,  B.D,,  Gonville  and  Cuius. 
J.  H.  Srawley,  B.D.,  Selioyn. 
A.  H.  McNeile,  B.D.,  Sidney  Sussex. 
J.  H.  A.  Hart,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
C.  West-Watson,  M.A.,  Emmanuel.- 


First  Class. 
i»Mozley,  J.  K.  {d)*  Pemb. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Ball,  E.  F.  (c)         Jesus 
Ds  Tomkinson,  II.  F.  (*)  Sid. 


1  George  Williams  Prize. 


I  Third  Class. 

Ds  Thompson,  A.  (6)  Christ's 
Ds  Thrift,  J.  (e)  Non  Coll. 
Ds  Williiims,  A.  O.  (a)  Jesus 


EXAMINKBS 


PART  I. 


f  A.  J  Mason,  D.D.,  Pembroke. 

H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.,  Dixie  Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  History. 
A.  H.  McNeile,  B.D.,  Sidney. 
A.  Nairne,  M.A.,  Jesus. 
J.  H.  A.  Hart,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
^C.  West-Watson.  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 


First  Class. 

Ds  2*Crick,  P.  C.  T.  Pemb. 
Erith,  L.  E.  P.   NonColl. 
1  3  Marsh,  F.  S.     H.Selw. 
Ds  aSmall,  W.  J.  T.  Caius 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Boughey,  P.  F. 

Boyle,  G.  E. 

Garrad,  W.  R. 

Hayward,  E. 
Ds  Leeke,  VV.  W. 

MeWatters,VV.M.H.  Selw. 
Ds  Richardson,  H.  S.  T.  Trin. 
Ds  Strong,  E.  M.         Pemb. 

Wade,  A.  N.  Corpus 


Pemb. 
H.  Selw. 
Clare 
Sid. 
Clare 


Third  Class. 

Asliton  Smith,  G. 

Ashwortli,  F.  L. 

Bartlam.  F.  H. 

Buniiy,  H.  S. 
Ds  Dru  Drury,  C. 

Forse,  L.  N. 

Godson,  A.  T. 

Harris,  H. 

Hughes,  S.  J. 
Ds  Matthew,  A.  F. 

Ream,  C,  F. 

Sargeant,  U. 

Taylor,  S. 

Williams,  C.  St  M. 

Wright,  W.  J. 


Emm. 

H.Selw. 

Christ's 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Corrnis 

Pet. 

Calh. 

H.  Selw. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

H.Selw. 

Corpus 


1  DistiiiKuished  in  Old  Testament. 


2  Fellow  of  Clare. 


8  DistiuKuiiihed  in  New  Testament. 


598 


THEOLOGICAL  TKIPOSES. 


June,  1907. 
PART  II. 


Examiners 


^H.  B.  Swete,  D.D.,  lieffius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

V.  H.  Stanton,  D.D.,  Ely  Professor  of  iJirAnity. 

A.  Caldecott,  D.D.,  St  Johns'^ 

C.  L.  Feltoe,  D.D.,  Clare. 
j  F.  J.  Foakes-Jackson,  D.D.,  Jesus. 

A.  E.  Brooke,  B.D.,  Kiny's. 

A.  H.  McNeile,  B.D.,  Sidney  Sussex. 

J.  P.  Whitney,  B.D.,  King's. 

F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity. 
^A.  Nairne,  M.A.,  Jesus. 


First  Class. 

1 1)s  Cliampion,  A.  B.  (c)  Jesus 
2  I)s  *Clayton,  G.  II.  (d)  Pcmb. 
^DsS.  Marsli,  F.  S.  (a)(ii) 

/r.Sehv. 
Ds  8auudei'S,  K.  J.  (e)  Emm. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Baker,  A.  E.  (e)      Trin. 
Ds  Erith,  L.  E,  P.  (a)  Jesns 
Ds  Hubbard,  J.  A.  (h)  H.Selw. 
Ds  Wade,  A.  N.  {d)(i\)  Corp. 
Ds  YounK,  P.  N.  F.  (e)  Joh. 


Third  Class. 

Ds  Bentley,  J.  11.  (a)  (i)  Joh. 
Ds  Bidwell,  R.  A.  (b)  Trin. 
Ds  Durbam,  A.  C.  (b)  Corpiu 
Ds  I  lay  ward,  E.  (a)  Sid. 
Ds  Ilicks,  H.  G.  F.  (b)  Corim. 
Ds  Johnston,  A.  B.  {b)  Joh. 
Ds  Mannering,  L.  G.  (h)  Sid. 
Rogers,  R.  A.  (e)      Clare 


]  Evana  Prize. 


2  George  Williams  Prize.    Fellow  of  Peterhouse. 


8  Hebrew  Prize. 


PART  L 

H.  Stanton,  D.D.,  Ely  Professor  of  Divinity. 

J.  Foakes-Jackson,  D.D.,  Jesus. 
^  ,    r  A.  H.  McNeile,  B.D.,  Sidnei/  Sussex. 

jliXAMiNERS  i  -p  (.   Bm-kitt,  M.A.,  Norrisum  Professor  of  Divinity. 

Nairne,  M.A.,  Jesiis. 

V.  Valentine-Richards,  M.A.,  Christ's. 


First  Class. 

Ds  Bouquet,  A.  C. 
Cripps,  R.  S. 
1  Thornton,  L.  S. 


Second  Class. 


Jesus      j         l']dwards,  H.  E.  Emm. 

Joh.        i         Hare,  S.  H.  Caius 

Emm.        Ds  Hood,  J.  C.  F,  ChriM's 

Jones,  A.  H.  Christ's 

MacMichael,  A.  W.  Trin. 

Phillips,  S.  W.  Emm. 

Thompson,  C.  B.  Corpus 


Third  Class. 

Allen,  C.  C. 
Bromley,  H.  V.  R. 
Bryan  Brown,  G.  S. 
Edwards,  F.  M. 
Gardner,  R.  L. 
Harding,  W.  J. 
Morrison,  R.  T. 
Unthank,  J.  B. 
Welch,  J.  H. 
Wyatt,  R,  G.  F. 


If.Selw. 

Emm. 

Down, 

Queetis 

Queens' 

Christ's 

Christ  s 

H.Selw. 

Trin.H. 

Queens' 


1  Distinguished  in  New  Testament. 


THEOLOGICAL  TKIPOSES. 


699 


Examiners 


June,  1908. 
PART  II. 

/A.  Caldecott,  D.D.,  St  John's. 

C.  L.  Feltoe,  D.D.,  Clare. 

J.  H.  Srawley,  D.D.,  Selwyn. 
JW.  E.  Inge,  M.A.,  Ladp  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity. 
1  Robert  H.  Kennett,  B.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew. 

(A.  Naime,  M.A.,  Jesus. 
A.  V.  Valentine-Richards,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Norman  McLean,  M.A.,  Christ's. 


First  Class. 


Ds  iCripps,  R.  S.  (a)      Joh. 
Ds  Raven,  0.  E.  (d*)  (iv)  Caitis 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Kirkpatrick,  A.  P.  {d)  Trin. 

Ds  Walker,  J.  G.  (e)       Jcstis 

Widgery,  A.  G.  (e)      Cath. 

1  Hebrew  Prize. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Aslicroft,  H.  (e)     Cains 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Clarke,  C.  E.  Emm. 


PART  I. 

F.  J.  Foakes-Jackson,  D.D.,  Jesus. 
J.  H.  Srawley,  D.D.,  Sehoyn. 
Examiners  '^'  ^'  ^^^^^'  M.A.,  Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity. 
1  Robert  H.  Kennett,  B.D.,  Begins  Professor  of  Hebrcio. 
A.  V.  Valentine-Richards,  M.A.,  Ghnst's. 
Norman  McLean,  M.A.,  Chnst's. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class 

Third  Class 

Ds  Clogg,  F.  B. 

Emm. 

Alexander,  J.  H.  R.  Cath. 

Buddell,  J.  L. 

NonColl. 

DsiHoward,  R.  T. 

Jesus 

Elliott,  E.  G. 

Queens' 

Crompton,  J. 

Caius 

12 Smith,  B.  T.  D. 

Jesus 

Fisher,  J.  L. 

Sid. 

Hodges,  L.  N. 
Hughes,  J.  E. 
Job,  0.  D. 

Emm. 

Taggart,  A.  W. 

NonColl. 

Joyce,  J.  W.  11. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

i2Willey,  R.  H. 

Caius 

Maish,  E.  li. 

Queens' 

Queens' 

Ds  Patterson,  L. 

Trin. 

Johnson,  R.  11. 

Caius 

Rogerson,  T.  S. 

H.  Selw. 

Jones,  C.  H. 
Lee,  R.  S.  N. 

Queens 
Jesus 

Rose,  II.  E. 

NonColl. 

Symons,  C.  D. 
Ds  Taylor,  J.  R.  S. 

Trin. 

Moore,  J.  W.  B. 

H.Selw. 

Pemb. 

Stuart,  H.  E. 

Joh. 

Ds  Turnbull,  A.  P. 

Trin. 

Swift,  J.  M. 
Whitley,  E.  B. 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Wooler,  C.  U. 

Joh. 

1  DUtinguisheii  in  Old  Testament. 


2  Diatinguisbod  in  New  Testament. 


600 


THEOLOGICAL  TKIPOSES. 


Examiners 


First  Class. 


June,  1909. 

PART  II 

W.  Emery  Barnes,  D.D.,  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 
F.  K.  Tennant,  D.D.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
J.  H.  Srawley,  D.D.,  Selywn.  / 

W.  11.  Inge,  B.D.,  Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Dininitt/. 
J.  F.  Bethune-Baker,  B.D.,  Pembroke. 
J.  P.  Whitney,  B.D.,  King's. 
Norman  McLean,  M.A.,  Chiist's. 
vH.  G.  Wood,  M.A.,  Jesus. 


Ds  Browne,  W.  M.  («)  Christ's 
Ds  Douglas, F.  W.  G.  (d)  (4) 
Clare 
1  Ds  Willey,  R.  II.  (a    Caius 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Dodd,  R.  P.  (d)      Joh. 
Ds  Hankey,  C.  P.  (c)  Pemb. 
Ds  Leather,  N.  G.  (d)  (4)  Trin. 
'Ds  Staley,  J.  E.  (<-)     NonCoU. 
Ds  Telfer,  W.  (rf)         Jcsm* 
Ds  Williams,  H.  F.  F.  (c)  (4) 
Jesus 


Third  Class. 

Ds  Steavenson,  A.  G.  (d) 

Pemb 


1  Hebrew  Prize. 

ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Anderson,  D.  a)       Christ  s. 

PART  I. 


Examiners 


H.  B.  Swete,  D.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

W.  Emery  Barnes,  D.D.,  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 

J.  H.  Srawley,  D.D.,  Selwyn. 

J.  F.  Bethune-Baker,  B.D!,  Pemhrohe. 

Norman  McLean,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

C.  A.  Anderson  Scott,  M.A.,  >S'^  John's. 


First  Class. 

Gardner-Smith,  P.  Jesus 

IDs  Gledstone,  F,  F.  Joh. 

Lyon,  W.  J.  Emm. 

Ds  Rhodes,  P.  G.  M.  Pemb. 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class 

1  Ds  Barnard,  J.  D.      Jesus 

Anderson,  J,  R, 

//.  Srh 

Ds  Float,  W.  L.  P.      Clare 

Ashwin,  M.  F. 

Pemb. 

Heaton.F.A.A.W.JoT?. 

Atkinson,  H.  W. 

Emm. 

Hitchcock,  A.  E.  N.  Queens' 
Ilorton,  H.             King's 

Crookall,  E. 

NonCol 

Cutts,  F.  J. 

Emm. 

Hutcl.ings,  H.  W.  Emm. 

llaslam,  V.  K. 

Joh. 

Inman,  E.  C.          Caius 

Maxwell,  M.  L. 

Pemb. 

James,  J.  L.  B.      Maqd. 

Nicholson,  F.  V. 
Peacock,  M.  R. 

Qtieens 

Lee,  A.  0.  N.        NonColl. 

Trin. 

Ds  Lister,  J.  G.           Cath. 

Selwyn,  G.  T. 

Corpus 

Morgan,  S.  C.         Trin. 

Short,  J.  M. 

Joh. 

Parsons,  B.  G.       Emm. 

Stephens,  D.          NonColl. 

Swan,  W.  A.          H.Selw. 

Sykes,  J.  N.           Queens' 

Turner,  A.             Queens' 

Wilkinson, G.  A. W.  Queens' 

Witney,  T.  C.        NonColl. 

1  Distinguished  in  Old  Testament. 


THEOLOGICAL   TEIPOSES. 


601 


June,  1910. 
PART  II. 


SXAIMINERS    -. 


H.  B.  Swete,  D.D.,  Regitcs  Professor  of  Divinity. 
V.  H.  Stanton,  D.D.,  Ely  Professor  of  Divinity. 
F.  R.  Tennant,  D.D.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
F.  J.  Foakes- Jackson,  D.D.,  Jesus. 

W.  R.  Inge,  D.D.,  Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity, 
R.  H.  Kennett,  B.D.,  Pegius  Professor  of  Hehreio. 
A.  E.  Brooke,  B.D.,  King's. 
C.  A.  Anderson  Scott,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
H.  C.  0.  Lanchester,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
IH.  G.  Wood,  M.A.,  Jesus. 


First  Class. 

ibb,  J.  («-)  Cath. 

8  Lcvine,  E.  (a)        Jesus 
ts  Wliitcombe,  L  (c)  Trin.H. 


Examiners 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Caigcr,  S.  L.  (d)     Christ's 
Ds  Cheshire,  F.  M.  (b)Jok. 
I)s  James,  J.  L.  B.  (r)  Jes. 
Ds  Lee,  A.  O.  N.  (a)  NonCull. 
Ds  Shepherd,  W,  L.  (e)  Joh. 


Hebrew  Prize. 


PART  I. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Lamb,  C.  H.  {d)  Trin. 

Ds  Macdonald,A.J.S.((0  Trin. 
Ds  Morton,  V.  C.  (&)  (4)  Joh. 
Ds  Parsons,  B.  G.  (d)  Emm. 
Ds  Tomkinson,  C.  E.  (d){i) 

Sidney 
Ds  Whitworth,G,E.  A.(rf)  TAn. 
Ds  Wilkinson,  G.  A.  W.  (a) 

Queens' 


/V.  H.  Stanton,  D.D. 
IR.  H.  Kennett,  B.D. 


Ely  Professor  of  Divinity. 

Regius  Professor  of  Hehreio. 
J.  F.  Bethune-Baker,  B.D.,  Pemhrohe. 
G.  A.  Anderson  Scott,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
H.  C,  0.  Lanchester,  M.A.,  Pemhrohe. 
H.  G.  Wood,  M.A.,  Jesus. 


First  Class 

Second  Class. 

)s  Browne,  L.  E, 

Sidnei/ 

Allen,  J.  M. 

)s  Chase,  G.  A. 

Qu&ms' 

Baptie,  N. 

Cowe,  A.  E. 

NonColl. 

Davies,  G.  K. 

)s  Kdmunds,  H.  V. 

Jesus 

Ds  Dawkins,  F.  V. 

38  llunkin,  J.  VV. 

Cuius 

Denham,  R.  K. 

)s  Pelly,  11.  L. 

Clare 

Gaze,  A.  M.  B. 

)s  Redman,  G.  B. 

Jesus 

Guilford,  E.  M. 
Hannay,  T. 
Jefferson,  W.  B. 
Kay,  A.  I. 
Macrae,  R.  D. 
Smith,  N.  C. 
Tucker,  L.  G. 
Wallace,  A.  W.  W. 
Wallis,  H.  E. 

Third  Class. 

Emm. 

Beken,  C.  J. 

NonColl. 

Christ's 

Bode,  J.  E.  V. 

H.Sdw. 

NonColl. 

Col  ley,  W.  H. 

Emm. 

H.Selw. 

Cook,  E.  A. 

Queens' 

Corpus 

Frost,  M. 

Corpus 

NonColl. 

Green,  B. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Harvey,  W. 

NonColl. 

Queens' 

Jeaves,  W.  A. 

Queens' 
Maqd. 

Corpus 

Knubley,  C. 

MoQd. 

Norman,  W.  H. 

NonColl. 

Sidney 

Phillips,  W.  R. 

H.Selw. 

H.Selw. 

Williams,  F.  H. 

Emm. 

Queens' 

Wright,  J.  E. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Querns' 

1  Distinguished  in  Now  Testament. 


26 


602 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1911. 
PART  n. 


Examiners 


H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.,  Dixie  Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  Historij. 

A.  Caldecott,  B.I).,  St  John's. 

F.  J.  Foakes-Jackson,  D.D.,  Jesus. 

W.  R.  Sorley,  Litt.D.,  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy. 

F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity. 

G.  A.  S.  Schneider,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
G.  A.  A.  Scott,  M.A.,  m  John's. 

N.  McLean,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

H.  C.  0.  Lanchester,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

3.  K.  Mozley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 


First  Class. 

IDs  Browne,  L.  E.  (ft)  Sidney 
Ds  Gardner-Smith,  P.  (e) 

Jesus 
Ds  Senior,  A.  P.  (<>)     Christ's 
Ds  Ward,  E.  H.  (c)     Sidnei/ 

aOsWynn,  H.  E.(c)   Jesus 


Second  Class. 

Ds  JefTerson,  W.  B.  (a)  Corpus 
Ds  Langridge,  W.  O.  (d)  Pet. 
Ds  Lvon,  W.  -J.  (e)        Emtn. 
Ds  Smith,  W.  G.  F.  00  Clare 


Third  Class. 

Ds  Davies,  G.  K.  (e)  NonCol 
Ds  Horsley,  W.  E.  (rf)  ILSelu 
Ds  Jephcott,  E.  W.  (rf)  Caiut 


I  Scholefleld  Prize. 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 

3  Archdall,  H.  K.  (e)       Trin. 

2  Evans  Prize. 


8  Fellow  of  Corpus. 


PART  I. 


Examiners 


^H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.,  Dixie  Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  History. 

J.  O.  F.  Murray,  D.D.,  Selioyn. 

A.  E.  Brooke,  B.D.,  King's. 

F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity. 

H.  C  0.  Lanchester,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
LH.  G.  Wood,  M.A.,  Jesus. 


First  Class. 

Binns,  L,  E. 
Clare,  F.  C. 
1  Hen  wood,  A.  D. 
Ds  Howard,  R.  W, 
i2DsRoberts,  B.  C. 
2Sykes,  W.  D. 
Van  Vestraut,  L. 


Emm. 

Queens' 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Pet. 


Second  Class. 

Ashman,  E.  H.  W.  Queens' 
Bell,  J.  A.  H.         Christ's 
Ds  Cleworth,  T.  H.     Queens' 
Duvall,  J.  R.  H.Selw. 

Gibson,  R.  M.        Christ's 
Gooderham,E.J.R.B.  Caius 
Gurnhill,  C.  J.       Emm. 
Newell,  H.  W.      NonColl. 


Third  Class. 

Bennett,  G.  N. 
Bretlierton,  H. 
Carver,  B.  N. 
Chains,  J.  F. 
Charlev,  L.  W. 
Edwards,  T. 
Finch,  C.  E.  O. 
Gamble,  H.  J. 
Hunter,  J.  H. 
Kirkland,  A.  E. 
Martin,  E.  W.  L. 
Matthews,  D.  G. 
Smith,  E.  H. 
Streeten,  B.  R. 
Thornton,  V.  S. 
Whittaker,  G. 


TrinJi 
Irin. 
H.Selu 
Cath. 
NonCol 
Sidney 
Jesus 
NonCol 
Caius 
Emm. 
Clare 
NonCol 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Emm. 
Pet. 


1  Distinguished  in  Old  Testament. 

2  Distinguished  in  New  Testament. 


t 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1912. 


60S 


PART  n. 


/J.  H.  Srawley,  D.D.,  Sehoyn. 

j  W.  Emery  Barnes,  D.D.,  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 

W.  R.  Sorley,  Litt.D.,  Knighthridge  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy. 

A.  E.  Brooke,  B.D.,  King's. 
■c^.-vrTXTx-oc   '  Cr.  A.  S.  Scliiieider,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Cains. 
J1.XAMINERS  ^  -^  McLean,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

J.  H.  A.  Hart,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

R.  V.  Laurence,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

J.  K.  Mozley,  M.A.,  Pembrohe. 

G.  C.  J.  Webb,  M.A.,  Oxon. 


First  Class. 

Ds  Creed,  J.  M.  (d)     Cuius 
Ds  Storey,  C.  A.  (a)    Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Bell,  J.  A.  II.  (b)  Christ's 
Ds  Bellars,  A.  R.  (d)  Pemb. 
Ds  Binns,  L.  E.  (a)     Emm. 
Ds  Clare,  F.  C.  (d)      Queen^ 
Ds  Henwood,  A.  D.  (a)  Cath. 
Ds  Sykes,  W.  D.  (c)    Joh. 
Ds  Todd,  H.  W.  (6)    Joh. 
Ds  Van  Vestraut,  L.  (a)  Pet. 

1  Hebrew  Prize. 


Third  Class. 

Ds  Crosse,  T.  L.  (b)     Cuius 
Ds  Peto,  H.  (6)  Pemb. 


ADVANCED  STUDENT.^ 
Chapman,  B.  B.  (e)       Trin. 


PART   I. 


Examiners  - 


A.  E.  Brooke,  B.D.,  King  s. 

H.  B.  Swete,  D.D.,  Begins  Professor  of  Divinity. 
W.  Emery  Barnes,  D.D.,  Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity. 
S.  A.  Cook,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
J.  H.  A.  Hart,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
,J.  K.  Mozley,  M.A.,  Pembrohe. 


Third  Class. 

Astbury,  II.  S.       Christ's 
Donaldson,  11,  T.  Non  Coll. 
FitzHerbert,  H.  E.  Trin.H. 
Griffiths,  H.  P.      Joh. 
Haseler,  H.  L.        Cuth. 
King,  P.  E,  H.  Selw. 

Lowe,  C.  A.  H.       Christ's 
Macqueen,  II.  Q.  Non  Coll. 
Padget,  W,  H.       Queens' 
Pollard, W.M.N.  Joh. 
Read,  W.  H.  Jesus 

Shepherd,  R.        Non  Coll. 
Smith,  I.  MoN.       Queens' 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

iGleave,  J.  W. 

Joh. 

Croyden-Burton,  C.  N.  B.  Pet. 

Marsh,  R.  A. 

Queens' 
Queetis' 

Gover,  C,  E,  J.       Pemb. 

Redwood,  F.  A. 

Grist,  W.               Christ's 

Hunt,  J.  B.            Emm. 

Ds  Kirkpatrick,  H.  F.  Jesus 
Partridge,  J.  W.    Queens' 

Rule,  G.  S.             Emm. 

Shenton,  J.  S.        Jesus 

Wigley,  T.           Non  Coll. 

1  Distinguished  in  New  Testament 


26—2 


604 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1913. 


Examiners  < 


Part  II. 

/J.  F.  Bethuue-Baker,  D.D.,  Lady  Margaret's  Professor  of  Divinity 

F.  R.  Tennant,  D.D.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

J.  H.  Srawley,  D.D.,  Selwyn. 

R.  H.  Kennett,  D.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew. 

C.  A.  Anderson  Scott,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

A.  V.  Valentine-Richards,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

S.  A.  Cook,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

R.  Vere  Laurence,  M.A.,  7'rinity. 

C.  E.  Raven,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
V  Clement  C.  J.  Webb,  M.A.,  Oxon. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Davey,  J.  E.  (6)    Kim^'s 
IDs  Marsh,  R.  A.  (a)  Queens' 


Second  Class, 
Ds  Attfield,  R.  .7.  (c)   Il.Selw. 
Ds  Cheetham,  P.  P.  (b)  Joh. 
Ds  Chevassut,  F.  G.  (d)  Trin. 
Ds  Craven,  H.  (c)  (4)  Kimfs 
Ds  Frost,  P.  R.  (d)      Clare 
Ds  Gleave,  .J.  W.  lb)  Joh. 
Ds  Neilson,  H.  V.  {d)  Caius 
Ds  Newell,  H.  W.  (c)  NonColl. 
Ds  Redwood,  F.  A.  (e)  Queens' 
Ds  Slieuton,  J.  S.  (6)  Jesus 

1  Hebrew  Prize. 


Third  Class. 


First  Class. 


W03IEN. 

Second  Class, 

Day,  T.  (6)         Girton 


Third  Class. 


Part  I. 


Examiners 


J.  O.  F.  Murray,  D.D.,  Sehoyn. 

Robert  H.  Kennett,  D.D.,  Begitis  Professor  of  Hehreio. 

J.  F.  Bethune-Baker,  D.D.,Z/rt<?.?/  Margaret's  Professor  of  Divinity 

S.  A.  Cook,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

J.  K.  Mozley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

G.  H.  Clayton,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 


First  Class 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

iHarris,  G.  H. 

NonColl. 

Bishop,  E.  F.  F.    Clare 

Barker.  T.  W. 

Smith,  H.  H.  M. 

Pemb. 

Boggis,  J.  E.         H.Selw. 

Colson,  C.  G.  T. 

2Still,  W.  H. 

Christ's 

Ds  Campling,  W.  C.  Trin. 

Dams,  V. 

Ward,  D.  C.  L. 

Corpus 
H.Selu'. 

Coleman,  N.  D.    Joh. 

Daniels,  W.  E. 

Wood,  T.  J. 

Home,  J.  A.         Christ's 

Dixon,  G.  P.  A. 

Ds  Ingham,  W.          H.Selw. 

Dowsett,  A.  A. 

Irving,  D.  W.        Q?j.eens' 
Mumford,  W.  H.  N.  NonColl. 

Duggan,  E.  F. 

Ellison,  W.  J. 

Ds  Tharp,  P.  A.         Queens' 

Fisher,  J.  W. 
Haley,  L. 
Leale,  J. 
MacMichael,G.W. 
Mercer,  G.  H. 
Mortimore,  G.  R. 
Osborne,  II.  J.  R. 
Page,  F.  A. 
Ds  Peacock.  W.  M. 
Taylor,  G.  H. 
Toft,  C. 

Ward,  R.  W.  A. 
Williams,  F.  L. 

H.Selw. 

Joh. 

Cath. 

NonColl 

Queens' 

NonColl 

Queens' 

Emm. 

Trin. 

NonColl 

Jesus 

Cath. 

H.Selw. 

Cath. 

Christ's 

Queens' 

Jesus 

Caius 

Pet. 

NonColl. 

Christ's 


1  Distinguished  in  New  Testament. 


2  Distinguished  in  Old  Testament. 


THE  CIVIL  LAW  CLASSES. 


605 


THE    CIVIL    LAV^    CLASSES. 

Examinations  admitting  to  the  Degree  of  LL.B. 

The  following  is  the  order  of  the  Classes  from  October  1815— 

The  Third  Classes,  from  the  year  1822 — 23,  are  in  alphabetical 
order. 

The  Students  in  the  Classes  whose  names  are  inserted  within 
brackets  are  equal. 

In  some  years  the  names  of  such  Students  are  omitted,  who, 
from  want  of  merit,  ill  health,  or  some  other  sufficient  reason, 
were  not  classed. 

The  *  designates  late  or  present  Fellows. 

1815-16. 


FIRST     CLASS. 
Carter,  Trin.  Hall. 
Gee,  Trin.  Hall. 
•Bankes.Trin.  Hall. 
Le  Marchant,  Jes. 
Strong,  Joh. 
Colson,  Jes. 
Hatchett,  Trin.  Hall. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Brown,  Trin. 
WiUey,  Trin.  Hall. 
Davis,  Trin.  Hall. 
Clayton,  Caius. 
Home,  Pet. 
Mulis,  Trin.  Hall. 
Drake,  Jes. 
Bare,  Magd. 
Pitzthomas,  E^m. 


1816-17. 


SECOND   CLASS. 
Butlin,  Trin,  Hall. 
Harvey,  Jes. 
Phelips,  Trin.  Hall. 
Wyatt,  Joh. 
Payne,  Trin.  Hall. 
Hyde,  Emm. 
Todd,  Jes. 


SECOND    CLASS. 
Fox,  Pemb. 
Burlton,  Pet. 
Leicester,  Trin.  Hall. 
Dashwood,  Trin.  Hall. 
Bragge,  Jes. 


FIRST 

•  Hall, 
♦Salusbut 

CLASS. 
yjTr.Ha... 

1817-18. 

SECOND    CLASS. 
Kennedy,  Trin.  Hall. 
Robertson,  Trin.  Hall. 
H.  Davis,  Trin.  Hall. 
EUicott,  Trin.  Hall. 
Prattent,  Pemb. 
Vale,  Chr. 

THIRD    CLASS. 

Rawlinson, Trin.  Hall 
Statham.Sid. 
Roberts,  Trin.  Hall. 
Bullen,  Trin.  Hall. 

Coles,  Joh. 

FIRST    CLASS. 
Hodson,  Pet. 
Hallam,  Trin.  Hall. 
Marden,  Trin.  Hall. 
Prendergast,  Pemb. 


1818-19. 

SECOND    CLASS. 
Seymour,  Trin.  Hall. 
Hogarth,  Emm. 
Martin,  Trin.  Hall. 
Raymond,  Trin.  Hall. 


THIRD    CLASS. 

Brett,  Jes. 
Grant,  Pet. 
Cartels,  Trin.  Hall. 
Gurney,  Clare. 
Cook,  Trin.  Hall. 
Stanfield,  Trin. 
Coham,  Cath. 
Archdeckne,  Joh. 
Goodbehere,  Tr.  Hall. 
Hughes,  Trin.  Hall. 
Morgan,  Joh. 


606 


THE  CIVIL  LAW  CLASSES. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Banks,  Trin.  Hall. 

\^^^^'    ..  {Trin.Hall. 
(  Marryatt,  S 

Beverley,  Trin. 

Hole, Trin. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Wilson,  Trin.  Hall. 
«.Spedding,  Trin.  Hall. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Earle,  .Tes. 

Scott,  Trin.  Hall. 
Purvis,  Jes. 
Bennett,  Trin. 
Colston,  Trin.  Hall. 
Salusbury,  Trin.  Hall. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
'Lumley,  Trin.  Hall. 
Moxon,  Cath. 
Maniakes,  Trin. 
Lockey,  Magd. 
Henniker,  Jes. 
Caunter,Sid. 


1819-20. 

SECOND    CLASS. 
Jackson,  Trin.  Hall. 
Cleugh,  Trin.  Hall. 
Blake,  Joh. 
Dight.Pet. 


THIRD    CLASS. 
Bonner,  Emm. 
Stevens,  Trin.  Hall. 
Tomkinson.Trin.Hall, 
Sturt,  Chr. 
Dixon,  Trin.  Hall. 
Mytton,  Joh. 
Gooch,  Clare. 


1820-21. 


SECOND    CLASS 
Wood,  Trin. 
Walker,  Joh. 
Gladwin,  Jes. 
Sivewright.Trin. 
Burnaby.  Trin.  Hall, 


1821-22. 

SECOND    CLASS. 
Marton,  Trin.  Hall. 
Burton,  Joh. 
Musgrave,  Trin. 
Storie.  Trin.  Hall. 


1822-23. 

SECOND    CLASS 
Hole  (Rob.),  Trin. 
Holbrook,  Trin.  Hall. 
Irish,  Magd. 

f  Clutterbuck.) 

I  Hulton, 

Broughton,  Downing. 


'{Tnn.H. 


THIRD    CLASS. 
Day, Joh. 
Templeman.Trin. 
Vivian,  Trin.  Hall. 
Williams,  Trin.  Hall. 
Best, Jes. 


THIRD    CLASS. 

Alder,  Trin.  Hall. 
Badcock,  Pet. 
Burdon,  Emm. 
Gane,  Trin.  Hall. 
Mallock,  Magd. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Jackman,  Trin.  Hall. 
Phillips,  Trin.  Hall, 
Aldrich,  Trin.  Hall. 


1823-24. 

SECOND    CLASS. 
Seymour,  Trin.  Hall. 
Christie,  Trin.  Hall. 
Dawson,  Trin. 
De  Brett,  Downing. 


THIRD    CLASS. 
De  Mello,  Jes. 
Holiest,  Emman. 
Ye.seombe,  Downing. 


FIRST  CLASS. 
Bayford,Trin.  Hall. 
»  *Coekburn,  Trin.  Hal! , 

i  Broadley,  7   Trin. 

)  Gunning,  i  Chr. 
Long,  Emman. 


1824-25. 

SECOND  CLASS. 
Williams,  Trin.  Hall. 
Burne,  Trin.  Hall. 
Churchill,  Cath. 


THIRD    CLASS. 
Clarke,  Trin. 
Hesse,  Trin.  Hall. 
Jenner,  Trin.  Hall. 
Johnston,  Pet. 
Michell,  Trin.  Hall. 
Ross,  Trin. 


I   Lata  Chlrf  Justice  a(  the  Queen'i  Bench. 


THE  CIVIL  LAW  CLASSES. 


607 


FIRST  CLASS. 

Maude,  Trin.  Hall. 
5  'Chawner,  (  ^.^^  h^h 
I    Pocock,      ) 
•Hallett,  Trin.  Hall. 

Hamilton,  Trin. 

Prendergast,  Trin. 

Lugger,  Chr. 


FIRST    CLASS. 

Garstin,  Trin.  Hall. 

Vinall,  Trin.  Hall. 
♦Jenner  (H.),Trin.Hall. 

Romilly,  Trin.  Hall. 
iMaurice,  Trin.  Hall. 

Jackson,  Trin.  Hall. 


1825-26. 

SECOND  CLASS. 
Burnaby,  Emm. 
Buck,  Queens'. 
Ranking,  Chr. 
Webster,  Jes. 
Hill,  Trin.  Hall. 


1826-27. 

SECOND    CLASS. 
Grover,  Pet. 
\  Matthias,  )  Corpus. 
I  Pattisson,  J  Joh. 
Goldsmith,  Pet. 


THIRD   CLASS, 
Aldhouse,  Pet. 
Ashmore,  Chi. 
Badeley,  Corpus 
Birch,  Trin.  Hall. 
Cox,  Chr. 
Davies,  Qu. 
Hand,  Trin.  Hall. 
Roberta,  Jes. 


THIRD    CLASS. 
Aldrich(Ju.),Trin.Hall 
Pigott,  Trin. 
Russell,  Emm. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Dasent,  Trin.  Hall. 
i«Dealtry,  1    Cath. 
f  Langley,  j    Joh. 


1827-28. 

SECOND    CLASS. 
Acton,  Trin.  Hall. 
Leak,  Trin.  Hall. 
Cutler,  Trin. 
Osborne,  Cath. 
Denniss,  Trin.  Hall. 
Fardell,  Queens'. 
Browne,  Trin.  Hall. 


THIRD    CLASS. 

Bond,  Chr. 
Fitzelarence,  Trin. 
Frank,  Emm. 
Hall,  Pet. 
King,  Sid. 
Vaughan, Joh. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
•Greene,  Trin.  Hall. 
Johnson, Joh. 
(  Curtois,       (Trin.  H. 
}  Williams,     t  Joh. 


1828-29. 

SECOND    CLASS. 
Hope,  Trin.  Hall. 
Meteyard,  Caius. 
Russell,  Joh. 
Procter,  Pet. 
Merrewether,  Trin.  H . 
Hill,J.  D.  H.  Trin.H. 
Hall,  Trin.  Hall. 
Ayres,  Joh. 
Rennals,  Caius. 
Nottidge,  Trin.  Hall. 


THIRD   CLASS. 
Boyle,  Trin.  Hall. 
Haddon,  Joh. 
Nott,  Trin. 
Pierey,  Cath. 
St  John,  Downing. 
Townsend.Trin.  H. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
I    Bayford,A.F. \      „ 
\  •Roupell,J.S.  »  *•"• 
Rhodes,  Trin.  Hall. 
Churton,  Downing. 
Price.  Joh. 


1829-30. 

SECOND    CLASS. 
Tidemore,  Trin.  Hall. 
Codrington,  Jes. 
Hudson,  Cath. 


THIRD    CLASS. 
Clerk,  Joh. 
Heathcote,  Trin. 
Lowndes,  Trin.  Hall. 
Nelson,  Trin.  Hall. 
Slade,  Caius. 


1  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy,  1866—1872. 

2  Bishop  of  Madras,  1849—1861. 


608 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Hobson,  Cath. 
Doria,  Trln. 
Flint,  Pet. 


Hall. 


THE  CIVIL  LAW  CLASSES. 
1830-31. 

I  SECOND    CLASS. 

Barry,  Trin.  Hall. 
I      Laurie,  Pet. 

Moxon,  Cath. 

Evans  (T.),  Trin. 

Wenman,  Trin.  Hall. 
j      Woodward,  Qu. 
I      Fisher,  Jes. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Smith,  D.  Trin. 
Campbell,  R.R.  Tr.H. 
Borton,  E.  Trin.  Hall. 
Ackers,  Trin. 
Adair,  Trin. 
Morgan,  Sid. 
Matcham.Trin.  Hall. 


FIRST  CLASS. 
Jones,  C.  K.  Corpus. 

(Gale,  >Tr.Hali. 

i  Wirgman,  J  Trin. 
Rawlings,  E.Trin. 


FIRST    CLASS. 

Oolding,  Trin.  Hall. 
Day,  Clare. 


FIRST  CLASS. 
Penfold.Trin.  Hall. 
Hobler,  Trin. 


1831-32. 

SECOND    CLASS. 
Fisk,  Corpus. 
Ready,  T.  M.  Cath. 
James,  J.  B.  Queens' 
Owen,  U.  Caius. 
Price,  T.  E.  Clare. 


1832-33. 

SECOND    CLASS. 
Owen  Owen,  Queens'. 
Kent,  C.  Queens'. 
Byron,  Trin.  Hall. 
Langdon,  Trin. 
Taylor,  R.  M.  Christ's. 
Cooper,  C.  Trin.  Hall. 


1833-34. 


SECOND    CLASS. 


1834-35. 

SECOND    CLAS 
Mills,  Queens'. 
Allen,  EiTiiTian. 
Denman,  Job. 
Love,  Downing. 
Pigot,  Trln.  Hall. 


THIRD    CLASS. 
Hole,  Pemb. 
Pigott,  Pet. 
St  John  (J.),  Down. 
Tebbutt,  Trin. 
Whalley,  Trin.  Hall. 


THIRD    CLASS. 

Piatt,  John,  Trin. 


THIRD    CLASS. 

Carter,  G.Queens'. 


THIRD    CLASS. 
Chichester,  C.  Down. 
Dampier,  Corpus. 
Dilke,C.W.  Trin. Hall 
MeHiuish,  Pet. 
Palmer,  E.  Z.  Trin. 


THIRD    CLASS. 
Curteis.Joh. 


Osmond,  Jes. 
Wyndham.Pet. 


FIRST  CLASS. 
Walker,  Trin.  Hall. 
Brewer,  Trin.  Hall 
Sherard,  Christ's. 
Glasspoole,  Corpus. 


1835-36. 

SECOND   CLASS. 
Cochrane,  Trin. 
Spence,  Jesus. 
Lott,  Downing. 
Smith,  Trin.  Hall. 


THIRD    CLASS, 
Baynes,  Sid. 
Harding,  Queens' 
Wilson,  Pet. 


THE  CIVIL  LAW  CLASSES. 


609 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Michell,  Queens*. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Smith,  J.  W.  Trin.  Hall. 
Voung,  Trin.  Hall. 


FIRST  CLASS. 
Coote,  Trin.  Hall. 
Miller,  Trin.  Hall. 
Bartlett,  Clare. 
Peard,  Trin.  Hali. 
Hansard,  Trin.  Hall. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Simpkin,  Trin.  Hall. 
Chambers,  Clare. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Howes, Trin.  Hall. 
Stonestreet.Joh. 


FIRST    CLASS. 

Hindley,  Queens'. 
Millner,  Magdalene 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Blencowe,  Christ's. 


Cotes,  Oath. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Clarke,  Queens' 


FIRST    CLASS. 
*Abdy,  Trin.  Hall. 


1836-37. 

SECOND  CLASS. 
Granville,  Downing. 
Prowett,  Trin.  Hall. 
Vonge,  Cath. 


1837-38. 

SECOND   CLASS. 
De  Skelton,  Trin.  Hall. 
Maul,  Christ's. 


1838-^9. 

SECOND  CLASS. 
Stambury,  Trin.  Hall. 
Longden,  Trin.  Hall. 
Keane,  Trin. 
Dodson,  Trin.  Hall. 


1839-40. 

SECOND    CLASS. 
White,  H.  Trin. 
Hartley,  Trin.  Hall. 


1840-41. 

SECOND    CLASS. 
Jenner,  Trin.  Hall. 
Caldwell,  Trin.  Hall. 


1841-42. 

SECOND    CLASS. 
Morison,  Trin. 
Marsham,  Trin.  Hall. 
Seymour,  Trin.  Hall. 


1842-43. 

SECOND    CLASS. 

King,  Christ's. 
Rudge,  Cath. 


1843-44. 

SECOND    CLASS. 

Fleetwood,  Cath. 
Pooley,  Corpus. 
Hopkinson,  Magd. 


1844-45. 

SECOND   CLASS. 
Boulton,  Trin. 
Skipwith,  H.  Trin. 
Williams,  Cath. 


THIRD    CLAS 

Clerk,  John's. 
Latham,  Clare. 
Russell,  Peter's 


THIRD   CLASS. 

Morse,  Queens' 


THIRD   CLASS. 

Field,  Sidney. 


THIRD    CLASS. 
Cree,  Corpus. 
Elton,  Caius. 
Moore,  Trin.  Hall. 


THIRD    CLASS. 
Roche,  Joh. 


THIRD    CLASS. 

Bruton,  Peter's. 
Stawell,  Caius. 


THIRD    CLASS. 

Cooper,  Trin.  Hall. 
Gilbanks,  Joh. 


THIRD    CLASS. 

Moseiey,  Christ's. 
Richardson,  Clare. 
Skipwith,  Trin. 


THIRD   CLASS. 
Allen,  Jesus. 
Combe,  Trin.  Hall. 
Drake,  Trin.  Hall. 
Green,  Trin.  Hall. 
Macdonald,  Trin.  Hall. 


Regius  Professor  of  the  Civil  Law,  18M— 1873. 


26—5 


61 0 


THE  CIVIL  LAW  CLASSES. 


1845-46. 


FIRST   CLASS. 
Joseph,  Trin.  Hall. 
Wheeler,  Joh. 
Vaughan,  Pet. 
Pinnock,  Corpus. 
Oardner,  Trin. 
Snepp,  Caius. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Ainsworth,  Trin. 
Hollo  way,  Corpus. 

)  Sawyer,  Trin,  Hall. 

i  Sperling,  Trin. 

C  Cayley,  Trin.     i 

I  Johnson, Trin.  5 
Shore,  Trin. 
Young,  Trin. 
Swan,  Christ's. 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Brooksbank,  Trin.  Hall. 
Grimston,  Trin.  Hall. 
Wild,  Emman. 
Colquhoun,  Trin.  Hall. 


FIRST   CLASS. 
Wyvill,  Trin.  Hall. 
Day,  Trin.  Hall. 
f  H.  St.  J.  Howard  >  Down. 
>  James,  f  Clare. 

Perfect,  Pet. 


FIRST  CLASS. 

Hastings,  Christ's. 
Hammond,  Clare. 
Waraker, Sidney. 


FIRST    CLASS. 

*  Perceval,  Trin.  Hall. 
Sharpe,  Jesus. 
Moxon,  Emm. 


SECOND   CLASS. 
Ash,  Pet. 
Milbank,  Trin. 
Gordon,  Pet. 


1846-47. 

SECOND  CLASS. 
Pridham,  Clare. 
Godfrey,  Cath. 


1847-48. 

SECOND   CLAS 

Simonds,  Trin. 
Johnstone,  Trin. 
Swan,  Christ's. 
Knubley,  Magd. 


1848-49. 

SECOND   CLASS. 

Harris,  Joh. 
Goodacre,  Clare. 
Jenner,  Trin.  Hall 
Swift,  Queens'. 


1849-50. 

SECOND   CLASS. 

Wicke,  Christ's. 
Parry,  Emmanuel. 
Codner,  Caius. 
Weston,  Christ's. 
Grice,  Christ's. 
Home,  Corpus. 
Swinburn,  Corpus. 


1850-51. 

SECOND    CLASS. 

Davis,  Emm. 
Harris,  Sidney. 
Lascelles,  Trin.  Hall. 
Cowie,  Trin.  Hall. 
Bedingfield,Joh. 
Maud,  Trin.  Hall. 
Purvis,  Jesus. 
Withington,  Trin.  Hall. 
Hicks,  Corpus. 


THIRD   CLASS. 
Tanner,  Cath, 


THIRD    CLASS. 

Alleyne,  Magd. 
Clark,  Magd. 
Cook,  Magd. 
English,  Christ's. 
Maul,  Christ's, 
Preston,  Trin,  Hall. 
Watson,  Trin.  Hall. 


THIRD    CLASS. 
Colby,  Clare. 
Burn,  Downing. 
Collins,  Trin. Hall. 

4  Faulkner,  >  Caius. 

^Howard,    J  Trin.  Hall. 
Potts,  Emman, 
Gordon,  Trin,  Hall, 
Dawe,  Magd. 


THIRD    CLASS, 
Connell,  Corpus. 
Hales,  Christ'5. 
Peachey,  Clare. 
Salusbury,  Magd. 
Somerset,  Magd, 
Watson  (Shepley),  Joh. 
Willis.  Jes, 


THIRD   CLASS. 
Carter,  Emmanuel. 
Frances,  Trin,  Hall. 
Hanson,  Emmanuel. 
Lancaster,  Queens', 
Lewis,  Cath.  Hall. 
Pugh,  Emmanuel. 
Veasey,  Trinity. 
Wood,  Christ's, 
Yorke,  Joh. 


THIRD    CLASJ 
Darnell,  Trin.  Hall, 
Farmer,  Trin.  Hall. 
Fonnby,  Trinity. 
Hornby,  Christ  s. 
Hyde,  John's. 
Pattinson.Cath. 
Richards,  Joh. 
Troughton,  Queens' 


THE  CIVIL  LAW  CLASSES. 


611 


FIRST    CLASS. 
Morris,  Jesus. 
iBiron,  \  Corpus. 

tSmith,  P.  A./  Trinity. 
Jenkins,  Chr. 
Carthew,  Trin.  Hall. 
Schrader,  Sidney, 
Irving,  Trin. 
Garland,  Corpus. 


FIRST    CLASS. 

Ridley,  Trin.  Hall. 
Marston,  Trin.  Hall. 
Wilkins,  Trin.  Hall. 
Waddington,  Corpus. 
Pawcett,  Trin.  Hall. 
Gibbons,  Trin.  Hall. 
Jubb,  Jesus. 


FIRST   CLASS. 

Chapman- Ward,  Corpus. 
iCowie.Trin.  H. 
Scowcroft,  Magd. 
Bedford,  (  ;^     Emm. 
Portman,/^"'/-  Magd. 
Daykin,  Jesus. 
Trotter,  Corpus. 
Grimston.Trin.  H. 


FIRST  CLASS. 
Lushington,  i  „„  Trin. 
♦Marten,        /^^-  J  oh. 
Lay  cock,  Trin. 
Lester,  Down. 
Winstanley,  Jesus. 
Owen,  Joh. 
Hall,      I  »_  Pet. 
Roberts /""^Queens'. 


F[RST  CLASS. 
Stock,  Joh. 
King,  Emm. 
Murray,!^^  Trin.  Hall. 
Smith,    J ^^«- Trin. 
Nell,   \nr„  Trin.  Hall. 
Green,  1^^- Emm. 
Bennett,)  a?     Job. 
Shipley,  J'*'^' Joh. 
Keene,  Christ's. 
Jones,  H.  R.  M.Trinity. 
Lomax,  Trinity. 


1851-52. 

SECOND   CLASS. 
Canham,  Trin.  Hall. 
Wheeley,  Clare. 
Theed,Joh. 
Gover,  Pet. 
Syke8,Trin. 
Seyer,  Magd. 


1852-53. 

SECOND   CLASS. 
Heather,    )    „^  Corpus. 
Wilson,     ;  ^1-  Christ's. 
Palliser,  Trin.  Hall. 
Sanders,  Trin.  Hal  I. 


1853-54. 

SECOND   CLASS. 
Reavely,  Trin. 
Button, )  »^,.  Queens'. 
Tucker,;^'/- Joh. 
Maule,       I  »?„  Caius. 
Retallick,  i^^Joh. 


1854-55. 

SECOND  CLASS. 

Bewsher,  Cath. 
Gurney,  Joh. 
Drawbridge,  Caius. 


1855-56. 

SECOND  CLASS. 
Ashley,  Caius. 
Harris,  Trin.  Hall. 
Christian,  Trin.  Hall. 
Bearcroft,  Queens'. 
Ord,  Caius. 
Pilditch,  Queens'. 
Truss, Caius. 


THIRD   CLASS. 

{Ordinary  Degrees.) 
Baxendale,  Down. 
Coulthurst,  Magd. 
Croft,  Trin. 
Fleming,  Magd. 
Haywood,  Chr. 
Tanner,  Trin. 
Thursby,  Emm. 
Villers.Chr. 
Winter,  Emm. 
Wise,  Magd. 
Woolley,  Corpus. 
Brown,  Trin. 
Skipper,  Trin.  Hall- 
Starkie,  Trin.  Hall. 
Uniacke,  Chr, 
Webb,  Queens'. 


THIRD   CLASS. 

Hanmer,  Jesus 
Julian,  Emm. 
Urquhart,  Emm. 
Bouchier  Wrey,  Trin. 


THIRD  CLASS. 
(Arranged  alphabetically.) 

Baxendale,  Christ's. 
Puller,  Emm. 
Kentish,  Emm. 
Lock, Joh. 
Wolston,  Joh. 


THIRD  CLASS. 

(Arranged  alphabetically. ) 

Allsop,  Emm. 
Dickins,  Jesus 
Gordon,  Jesus. 
Sewell, Trin.  Hall. 


THIRD  CLASS. 

Band,  St  John's. 
Formby,  Trinity. 
Graystone,  Joh. 
Halke.Joh. 
Harrison,  Trin.  Hall. 
Padley,  Downing. 
Turner,  Joh. 
Ward,  Peter's. 
Fisher,  Trin.  Hall. 


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612 


LAW    TRIPOSES. 


riRST  CLASS. 

Haslewood,  Clare. 
Palmer,  Trin.  Hall. 
Day,  Trin.  Hall. 
Wilkinson,  Trin.  Hall. 
[Austin,       I  Trin.  Hall. 
iFothergill.i  Queens'. 
Lowndes,  Trin,  Hall. 
1  Johnson,  H.  F,  Trinity. 
(Fleming,  )  Cath. 
<Pranklyn,>Trin.  Hall. 
^Mylius,      )  Cath. 
Bonus,  Corpus. 


1856-57. 

SECOND   CLASS. 

Bishop,  Joh. 
Coombe,  Magd. 
Porter,  Joh. 
Bagshaw,  Emman. 
Hay  ward,  Corims. 


THIRD   CLASS. 

Covey,  Pet. 
Durrell,  Pet. 
Duke,  Caius. 
Graham,  Christ's. 
Hudson,  Magd. 
Pattisson,  Christ's. 
Weatherhead,  Joh. 


1858. 

EXAMIKERS. 

J.  T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Law, 
C.  S.  Perceval,  LL.D.  Trin.  H. 
A.  W.  Simpson,  M.A.  Jesus. 
J.  Roberts,  M.A.  Magd. 


FIRST  CLASS. 

Ds^Baines,  Trinity. 
23Williams,J.  S.Trinity. 


SECOND   CLASS. 


Dsf  Reeves, 
1  Wallace, 
fHobart,  1 
lOwen,     J 


Trinity. 

Emm. 
Trin.  Hall. 
Trin.  Hall. 


THIRD   CLASS. 
Ds^Pennethorne,  Trin.  H. 


1859. 

Examiners. 
J.  T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 
J.  B.Phear,  M.A.  Clare. 
J.  Westlake,  M.A.  THn. 
H.  J.  Roby,  M.A.  Joh. 


FIRST   CLASS. 


SECOND   CLASS. 

Ds  'Davidson,  Trin.  Hall. 

fCourtauld,)  Trin.  Hall. 

^ Kelly,        >  Trin.  Hall. 

(Yeldham,  ^  Caius. 


THIRD  CLASS. 
Ds  Dobson,  St  John's. 
Bethune,  Trin.  Hall. 


1860. 

Examiners. 
J.  T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 
Josepb  Sharpe,  LL.D.  Jesus. 
Flerbert  Broom,  M.A.  Trin. 
C.  S.  Calverley,  M.A.  Christ's. 


FIRST   CLASS. 

DsfBayford,)  Trin.  Hall. 
iHarter,    (  Trinity. 
♦  Uuszard,  Trinity. 


SECOND    CLASS. 
Ds  sBignold,  Trin.  Hall. 
Trench,  Trinity. 
Boult,  Trinity. 


THIRD   CLASS. 
Ds  Goddard,  Trin.  Hall. 
Wilkinson,  Jesus 


X  Bishop  Suffragan  of  Colchester,  1894—1909. 

2  t'hancellor's  Legal  Medallists. 

3  H.M.  Puisne  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court,  New  Zealand. 

4  King's  Counael.     Recorder  of  Leicester. 

6  Sir  A.  Bignold,  M.P.  for  Wick  Burghs,  1900—1910. 


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LAW   TRIPOSES. 

1861. 
Examiners. 
J.  T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 
J.  Roberts,  M.A.  Magd. 
H.  Shield,  M.A.  Jesus, 
T.  Webster,  M.A.   Trin. 


613 


FIRST   CLASS. 

^Moncreiff,  Trinity. 


SECOND    CLASS. 
Ds2Ren.shaw,  Trin,  Hall. 
Rix,  Trin.  Hall. 
Bayne,  Trinity. 
aCarter,  Trinity. 


THIRD  CLASS. 
Ds  Geach,  Trinity. 
f^Lilly,  1  St  Peter's. 
1  Long, )  Trinity. 
DukeofStAlbans,  Trin. 


1862. 


Examiners. 

J.  T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 
S.  P.  Butler,  M.A.  Trin. 
W.  O.  Cleave,  M.A.  Jesus. 
H.  W.  Lord,  M.A.  Trin. 


first  CLASS. 
PsFranciUon,  Trin.  Hall. 


SECOND    CLASS. 

Ds  Vaizey,  Trin. 

sstrutt,  Hon.  H.  Trin. 
GMellor,  Trin.  Hall. 

Bradford,  Cath. 

Warner,  Trin.  Hall. 


THIRD    CLASS. 

Ds^Smyly,  Trin. 


1863. 
Examiners. 
J.  T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 
F.  W.  Gibbs,  M.A.  Trin. 
H.  Davidson,  M.A.  Trin.  H. 
L.  T.  Baines,  LL.M.  Trin. 

FIRST    CLASS.  j  SECOND  CLASS. 

Ds  Ryalls,  Trin.  Hall.  !    Ds  Chapman,  Trin.      1 

I         Parker,  Trin.  Hall,  r'"'- 1      Mansfield,  Trin. 
Daniel,  Trin.  1      01ifl[e,Trin 


j  THIRD   CLASS. 

,,,   Ds  Kent,  Trin.         \  ,. 


1864. 


Examiners. 
J.  T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 
H.  W.  Lord,  M.A.  Trin. 
L.  Smith,  M.A.  Trin.  H. 
H.  N.  Mozley,  M.A.  King\H. 

FIRST  CLASS. 

Ds  Glenn,  Magd. 
Laing,  Trin. 
Martin,  Trin 
Armitage,  Trin 
Patrick,  Trin.  HalL 
Leith,  Trin.  Hall. 


Ds  Willis-Bund,  Caius. 
Swan,  Trin.  Hall. 
SLyttelton,  Hon.  C.G.  Tr 


SECOND  CLASS. 


\mq. 


THIRD  CLASS. 
Ds  Lichfield,  Emman. 
Lingen,  Pemb. 
Macleod,  Trin. 


1  Second  Baron  Moncreiff. 

3  Recorder  of  StamTord, 

5  Second  Baron  Belper. 

7  K.C.    Judge  of  County  Court. 


8  King's  Counsel. 

4  Hon.  Fellow  of  St  Peter*!. 

fi  LL.M. 

8  Eighth  Viscount  Cobham. 


614 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


1865. 
Examiners. 
J.  T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 
T.  Markby,  M.A.  Trin. 
A.  G.  Marten,  M.A.  Joh. 
L.  Smith,  M.A.  Trin.  H. 


FIRST  CLASS. 

Ds  Dilke,  Trin.  H. 
I)e  Wet,  Down. 


SECOND  CLASS. 
Ds  Shee,  Trin.  H. 
Drew,  Trin. 
Box,  Trin. 
Huish.  Trin.  H, 
Diliwyn,  Trin. ' 

1866. 


THIRD  CLASS, 

Ds  llance,  Trin.  II. ) 
iQreene,  Trin.     j 
Cooper,  Trin.  II. 
Wyld,  Trin.  H. 
Pliipps.  Trin.  H. 


^q. 


Examiners. 
J.  T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Law 
E.C.Clark,  M.A.  Trin. 
R.  S.  Ferguson,  M.A.  Joh. 
B.  Walker,  M.A.  Corpus. 


FIRST  CLASS. 
Ds  Griffiths,  Trin. 
^Lawrence,  Trin.  H. 
Sowerby,  Trin.  H. 
^Collier,  Trin. 
*Wooil.  Emm, 


SECOND  CLASS. 
Ds  Tuck,  Trin. 

Burfieid,  Trin.  H.  {  ^ 
Wheeler,  Magd.      \  ^'i- 
Jemmett,  Trin. 
Abraham,  Trin. 
Armstrong,  Trin. 


THIRD   CLASS, 
Ds  Boyes,  Joh. 
Agabeg,  Joh. 
Ryder,  Hon.  A.  D.  Trin, 


1867. 

Examiners. 
J.  T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Keqius  Professor  of  Law. 
H.  Davidson,  M.A.  Trin.  H. 
A.  C.  Humphreys,  M.A.  Trin. 
J.  G.  Laing,  M.A.  Joh. 


first  class. 

Ds  Marye,  Trin.  H. 
Payne,  Trin.  H. 
iBrown,  Trin.  H,  ) 

Cunningham  (B.A.)King'sj 
Couch  (B.A.)  Emm. 
Green  (B, A.)  Joh. 


JEq. 


Mq. 


SECOND    CLASS. 
Ds  Vincent,  Trin. 
Gray,  Trin,  H. )  a?„ 
Luke.  Trin.      P^' 
Glynn,  Trin.  H. 
Rowan  (B.A.) Trin, 


THIRD    CLASS. 

Ds  Pain,  Trin.  H. 


1868. 


Examiners. 
J.  T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 
George  Young,  M.A.  Trin. 
A.  C.  Humphreys,  M.A.  Trin. 
R.  Romer,  M.A.  Trin.  H. 


FIRST  CLASS. 

Ds  Sayer,  Trin.  H. 
Inverarity,  Trin, 
Norton,  Trin.  H. 


mq.    ! 


SECOND  CLASS. 

Ds  Riley,  Trin.  H. 
Bovell,  Magd. 
Hodges,  Trin.  H,^ 
Martin,  Trin.  H,  \ 
Tabor,  King's       ) 


JEq. 


THIRD  CLASS. 
Ds  Cooper,  Trin.  II. 

Gray,  Trin.  \   . 

Kennett-Barrington,  [  ^^j 

sLofthouse,  Trin.  H.  ' 
Rigg.  Trin, 
Irving,  Trin. 

2—1906. 


1  King's  Connsel.     Recorder  of  Ludlow.    M. P.  for  Shrewsbury, 

2  Sir  A.  T.  Lawrence,  Kt.,  K.C.     Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Justice. 

3  Second  Baron  Monkitweil.  4  King**  Counsel.    Judge  of  County  Court. 
5  King's  Counsel.    Recorder  of  Doncaater. 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 

1869. 

Examiners. 
J.  T.  Abdv,  LL.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 
R.  Campbell,  M.A.  Trin.  H. 
Hugh  Cowie,  M.A.  Trin. 
J.  W.  Willis-Bund,  M.A.  Cains. 


616 


FIRST  CLASS. 

Ds  Moxou,  Trin. 
Childe,  Corpus       ) 
1  Fitzgerald,  Christ's  >^q'. 
Stafliirth,  Emm.     > 
Wood,  King's. 


LAW    AND    HISTORY   TRIPOS. 
Examinations  admitting  to  the  Degree  of  B.A.  or  of  LL.B. 
1870. 
Examiners, 
J.  T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 
Robert  Campbell,  M.A.  Irin.  H. 
Hugh  Cowie,  M.A.  Trin. 
J.  W.  Willis-Bund,  M.A.  Caius. 


SECOND  CLASS. 

THIRD  CLASS. 

Ds  Whigham,  Trin. 

Ds  Popham,  Down. 

Colvin,  Trin.  H. 

Masters,  Magd. 

Wix,  Trin. 

Phillips,  Trin. 

Browne,  Joh. 

2Bailantine,  Trin.  11. 

Pelham,Hon.T.II.W.,Trin. 

Duncan,  Trin.  H. 

Duncan,  Pemb. 

Abraham,  Trin.  II. 

Myburgh,  Trin.  H. 
Gaches,  Job. 

Flood,  Queens' 

Emerson,  Trin.  11. 

Jones.  Trin. 

\mq. 


FIRST  CLASS. 

Ds  Nugent,  Trin.. 


SBOOND  CLASS. 


Trin. 


Ds  Tobias 
Francis 

Kynnersley 
Oemmell 
Bidwell 
Wilde 


Sidney 
Trin. 
Trin.  //. 
Tnn.  H. 
IHn. 
Trin. 
Caius 
Trin. 


THIRD  CLASS" 

Ds^Bag^lay 

Caius. 
Emm. 

Rowe 

Trin. 

Haggin 

Joh. 

sPurvis 

Down. 

Hurrell 

'IVin. 

Stirling 

Trin. 

Nash 

Trin. 

Staples 

'IVin. 

Naylor 

IVin. 

Rawlinson 

Trin. 

Locke,  J.  H. 

'IVin. 

ElUott 

Trin.  H 

Wright 

2Vin. 

FIRST  CLASS 


1871. 
Examiners. 
J.  T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 
Henry  Davidson,  M.A.  Trin.  H. 
A.W.Ward,  U.k.Pet. 
A.  C.  Humphreys,  M.A.  Trin, 

SBCOND  CLASS. 


THIRD  CLASS. 


DsiPollock  2Vi'n.fl::  Ds  Courtney  Trin. 

Jones,  S.T.  THn.H.\       Rae  Trin. 

Eaden,  J.  F.  Trin.     \       Alexander  King's. 

Hamilton  Christ's.\        Jones,  H.  Trin. 

Hardcastle  Trin.     \        Baylis  Joh. 

Cruickshank  Joh.        ■       ^Agnew  Trin. 

Candler  Trin.U.         Pitt-Taylor         Trin. 
Talbot,  Hon.R.G.  Trin. 

Laidlay  Pet. 

Beauclerk)  2Wn. 

Dale         j  Caius. 

1  King's  Coiinnel.  2  M.P.  for  Coventry,  1887-189C.  3  Sir  J.  R.  Paget,  Bart.,  K.C. 

4  K.C.    Recorder  of  Brighton.  6  Sir  R,  Purvis,  M.P.  for  Peterborough,  1896—1906. 

6  Sir  A.  N.  Agnew,  M.P.  for  Edinburgh  (South),  1900—1900. 


616 


LAW  AND  HISTORY  TRIPOSES. 


1872. 

Examiners. 

J.  T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Trin.  Hall. 
E.  C.  Clark,  M.A.  Trin. 
A.  W.  Ward,  M.A.  Pet. 
A.  C,  Humphreys,  M.A.  Trin. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class, 

i*Lawrencel  ,^  Down. 
Little        J  ^'?-  Trin. 

Ds  Greenwood 

Pemb. 

Ds  Glen        )  ^„      Christ's 
Marshall  r^''-       Trin. 

liBirrell 

Trin.  II. 

James                '/Wn. 

Ackland 

Trin.n. 

Northcoto            Joh. 

Glutton)  37^ 
aGarrettj^^- 

Emm. 

Micklem              'Irin. 

Joh. 

Trench                 Trin. 

aomerville 

Trin.  H. 

Hawker 

Trin. 

SnrEandM 

Trin. 

Emm. 

de  Soyres 

Caiut 

Cherry 

Christ's. 

Bonnetti  ^,, 
Eddis    l^'i- 

Joh. 

Trin. 

1873. 

Examiners. 
E.  C.  Clark,  M.A.  Trin. 
W.  LI.  Jiirkbeck,  M.A.  Down. 
J.T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Trin.H. 
]\.  E.  Hammond,  M.A.  Tna. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class, 

Ds^Grey                  Trin. 

Ds  Ward 

Trin.  II. 

Ds^Avory 

Corpus 

Bayard                Joh. 

Boyd           ) 

Joh. 

Candy 

Cuius 

Pochiu                 Sidnej/ 

Lawson       } 

Pemb. 

Chalmers 

Cuius 

Maitland              Trin. 

Richardson^ 

Down. 

Cochrane 

Joh. 

Izard 

Trin.  H. 

Potts 

Sidmip 

RUey 

Trin. 

Tindal 

King's 

Anderson 

Christ's. 

Stubbs 

Corpus 

Cooke 

Trin.  11. 

Kvans 

Trin. 

MacLeod 

Trin. 

Percivai 

Joh. 

5Le  Hunte 

Trin. 

Moore.  R.  G. 

Trin. 

Banks,  A.  R. 

Joh. 

Gilmour 

Trin.  II. 

6Napier,  Hon. 

Trin. 

Mytton' 

Joh. 

1  Hon.  Fellow  of  Downing. 

2  K.O.    M.P.  for  Bristol  (North).    Chief  Secretary  for  Ireland.     Hon.  Fellow  of  Trin.  H. 

3  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate. 

4  Fourth  Earl  Grey. 

5  G.C.M.G.     Governor  anil  Commander-in-Chief  of  Trinidad  and  Tobago. 
C  M.P.  for  Roxburghshire,  181«— 189.^. 

7  Sir  H.  E.  Avory,  K.C.,  Judge  of  the  King's  Bench  Division,  High  Court.     Hon.  LL.D. 


LAW  AND  HISTORY  TRIPOSES. 


617 


1874. 

Examiners. 
E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.  Trin. 
E.  A.  Hadley,  M.A.  Trin. 
R.  Swan,  LL.M.  Trin.  H. 
B.  E.  Hammond,  M.A.  Trin. 


First  Clasi. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  l*Kenny 

Down. 

Ds  Carr 

Joh. 

Db  Otter        ) 
Rogers 
Williams  5 

Jesus 

lUldyard 
Bristow 

Joh. 

Calvert      ^ 

Trin.fJ. 

Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Fell             1 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Hewlett      ( 

Trin. 

Hunter,  D.  R 

.  \  Trin. 
1  Trin. 

Manisty     J 

Trin.  11. 

Lawe 

Estcourt 

Trin.n. 

Brown 

Trin.  H. 

Slingsby 

THn. 

Longman 

Trin. 

Tufnell 

Joh. 

Money 

Trin. 

Cooper 

Trin. 

Clarke 

Caius. 

Romilly 

THn. 

Hiin 
Hill  J 
Brown 

Trin. 

Bowyear ) 
Oollin      J 

Cairn. 
Emm. 

Joh. 
Joh. 

Wood 

Joh. 

SX"") 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Macan        ( 
Radford     J 

Trin.  H. 

Christ's. 

Twamley 

Joh. 

LAW   TRIPOS. 
1875. 

EXAMIXERS. 

E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.  Trin. 

E.  A.  Hadley,  M.A.  Trin. 

J.  W.  Willis- Mund,  M.A.  Caius. 

R.  Swan,  LL.M.  Trin.  H. 


First 

Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Lush,  A.  I 

Trin.H. 

Ds  Griffiths 

Joh. 

Ds  Lceman 

Trin. 

Munro 

Down. 

Thornber 

Joh. 

Hyde 

Trin. 

Trustram 

Joh. 

Pybus 
M'claren 

Pet. 

Piggott 

Trin. 

Jeudwine 

Joh. 

Trin.  II. 

Thornton 

King's 

Ingham 

Pemb. 

Knipe 

Trin. 

Hoyt 

Trin. 

Mittra 

Cath. 

Pringle 

Trin. 

Tarleton 

Joh. 

Witts 

Trin. 

Phillipps) 
Seddon    1 

Trin.  H. 

Fisher 

Trin. H 

Emm. 

Dalton) 
Lange  J 
Snanord 

Trin. 

Sayle 

Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Crane 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Wade,  H.  B. 

THn. 

Burnell 

Christ's 

Dick 

Trin.  H. 

Gardiner 

Trin. 

2Uenman 

Trin. 

Fraser 

Trin. 

Alston 

Pemb. 

Le  Breton 

Trin. 

sWright.T.R. 

D.  Trin.H. 

1  Downing  Professor  of  the  Laws  of  England.     M.P.  for  Yorkshire  (Barnaloy),  1S85— 1886. 

2  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate. 
8  Beoorder  of  Bradford. 


618 


LAW   TRIPOSES. 


1876. 

Examiners. 

E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.  Trin. 
J.  T.  Abdy,  LL.D.  Trin.  H. 
Edward  A.  Hadley,  M.A.  Trin. 
J.  W.  Willis-Bund,  M.A.  Caius. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds^Bond 

Trin.  H. 

Ds  Thompson 

Christ's 

Ds  Brandon 

Trin.  n 

Mews        ) 
*T»iornely  i 

Trin. 

Keating 

Trin. 

Wise 

Trin. 

Trin.  U. 

iMoon 

Trin. 

Holland 

Trin.  II 

Oorbett 

Trin. 

Heath 

Trin. 

Adam     } 
Ilowardj 

Joh. 

Stewart 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Atliinson 

Caius 

Gray 

Trin. 

Franiiau 

Caius 

Harrison 

Trin. 

Turner 

Trin. 

Thomas 

Trin. 

Hellniutii  ( 
Marriott  J 

Trin. 

Walker 

Trin. 

Trin 

Beckingsale 

Corpus 

Hanson  ) 
Martin   f 

Joh. 

Trin.  H. 

Morton  \ 

Trin.H. 

Upward 

Joh. 

Langhani 

Trin.  H. 

Pliipson 

Clare 

Chamberlain 

Emm. 

* 

Booth 

Trin. 

Tayleur 

Trin. 

Gurner 

Jesus 

Peabody 

Trin. 

1877. 

Examiners. 

E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.  Trin. 
Bryan  Walker,  LL.D.  Corpus. 
J.  W.  Willis- Bund,  M.A.  Caius. 
Chris.  V.  Childe,  M.A.  Corpiis. 


First  Class. 

Second  Cla&x. 

Third  Class. 

5  Nevili                 Jofi. 

Ds  Baggallay  ) 

Tr.  H. 

Ds  Hardcastle    1 
Whetstone     j 

Trin. 

Phillips               Tr.  II. 

Wood         1 

Tr.  H. 

Joh. 

2Kemp                 Joh. 

Hamilton 

Joh. 

Campbel  1 ,  Lord  C.  1  Trin 

Hopley           1     Pemb. 
Williams,  E.  j     Pemb. 

Drew 

Trin. 

Pardoe 

iPet. 

Everington 

Trin. 

Richards 

Emm. 

Law                   Trin. 

Morrice 

Trin. 

Daniell 

Cuius 

Pyman                Trin. 

Thompson    . 

Doum. 

Dalton          ^ 

Trin. 

=i  James     ( 

Trin. 

Maitland 

Trin. 

Matthew  f 

Joh. 

Waterlow      f 

Trin. 

Fersrusson 

Trin. 

WiUiamBon  j 

Joh. 

Williams,  F.  S 

Tr.  II. 

Dale 

Joh. 

Hopkinson 
Robinson    ) 
Stallard     j 

Trin. 

Richardson    ) 
Romer           J 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Tr.  H. 

Emm. 

Wilde 

Trin. 

Budd 

Trin. 

Radford 

Tr.  H. 

Giddy        ) 
KowalRki  1 

Pet. 

. 

Caius. 

Johnson 

Cath. 

I  King's  Counsel. 

2  King's 

Counsel. 

His  Honour  Arthur  Gwynne- James.     Recorder  of  Hereford.     Judge  of  County  Courts. 


LAW   TRIPOSES. 


619 


1878. 


Examiners. 


E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.  Trin. 

Bryan  Walker,  LL.D.  Corvus. 

A.  C.  Humphreys-Owen,  M.A.  Trin. 

Chris.  V.  Childe,  M.A.  Corpus. 


First  Class. 
Clayton     \ 
Hemming  > 
Morris      ) 
'  Emmott 


Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Tr.  n. 


Second  Class. 

McNair  Trin. 

Fishbourne  Trin. 

Stephen)  Trin. 

White   J  Pet. 

Batley     1  Trin. 

Spalding  J  Trin. 

Duka  Tr.  H. 

Ds  Leverson  Trin. 
Beresford,  E.  A.  King's. 

Caroe,  J.  F. )  Trin. 

Chapman     \  Christ's 

Toms  J  Dawn. 

Beresford,  J.J.|  King's. 

Fairbairn  j  Trin. 

Salusburyl  Trin. 

White       )  Pemb. 


Third  Class. 


Guthrie 

Denman 

Frith 
2  Lowther 

Mawdesley 
SNicholsonI 

Taplin       J 

Howell 

Kittle) 

Lowe  J 


Glen 

Scarlett 

Eyres) 

Peel   j 

Ellis 

Nottage 


Tr.  H. 

Tr.  H. 

Tr.  H. 

Trin. 

Tr.H. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Magd. 

Jesus 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Tr.H. 

Jesus 


1879. 
Examiners. 


E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.  Trin. 
Bryan  Walker,  LL.D.  Cormis. 

A.  C.  Humphreys-Owen,  M.A.  Trin. 

F.  Pollock,  M.A.  Trin. 


First  Class. 

Second  Cla 

s<. 

Third  Class. 

Macmillan)        Trin.  II. 
Russell      J        Trin.H. 

Chandler 
East 
Lefroy,  F.  P. 

Joh. 

*Hume-Williams  Trin.  H. 

Joh. 

Leycester  \ 

Cm'pus 

Dixon                 Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Mercer      1 

Trin.  H. 

Woods               Joh. 

Beevor) 
Clarke  j 

Trin.  II. 

Michael     > 

Joh. 

Russell               Trin. 

Joh. 

Ds  Powell       1 

Trin. 

Gurney 

Joh. 

Standring; 

Jesus 

Mote        1 
Williams! 

Trin. 

Hunter) 
Wright] 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Baker          ) 
Wasbroughl 

Trin. 

Ellison 

\    Trin. 
.\   Trin. 

Trin. 

Lefroy,  A.  H 

Hay 

Trin.H. 

Gover    ) 
Loxdale  f 

Trin. 

Jones,  J.  G. 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 

Peabody 

Trin. 

Davson 

Trin.H. 

Ds  Frames 

Christ's 

Chapman ) 

Joh. 

Reed 

Trin.  H. 

Toller       [ 

Joh. 

Mitchell 

Trin.  H. 

Wilson     ) 
Thompson 

Joh. 
Trin. 

1  Queen  Victoria  Professor  of  Law,  Liverpool  University. 

2  M.  P.  for  CuinberlaaU,  Penrith.     Speaker  of  the  House  of  Commons. 

3  Sir  0.  N.  Nicholson.     M.P.  for  Yorkshire,  West  Riding  (Donoaater) 

4  King's  Counsel.     M.P.  for  Nottinghamshire  (Bassotlaw).    Recorder  of  Norwich. 


620 


LAW   TRIPOSES. 


1880. 


Examiners. 

E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 
T.  Waraker,  LL.D.  7Vm.  //. 

A.  C.  Humphreys- Owen,  M.A.  Trin. 

F.  Pollock,  M.A.   Tnn. 


First  Class. 
i)s  iScrutton  Trin. 

Harton 

Terry 
Ds  de  Hart 


Joh. 
Joh. 
Christ's. 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Payne 

Trin.H. 

Campbell 

Trin 

Simondsl 
Ds  aSniith      J 

Trin.  H. 

Goldsmith 

Tri), 

King's. 

Nurul-Huda 

Joh. 

Barlow    ) 

Trin.  H. 

Gray       1 
Shindler) 

Joh. 

Gausden  ( 

Trin.  II. 

Trin 

Searle     ( 

Cath. 

Straker 

Jesiti. 

Tolley     ) 

Trin.  H. 

Huntoul 
Jacombj 

Trill 

Foster        1 
HardcastlcJ 

Trin. 

Jesia 

Down. 

Smith 

Trin 

Maggs     ) 
Wheeler! 

Francis-) 
RobsonJ 

Caiu. 

Trin. 

Dow, 

de  Sampayoj 

Clare. 

Brown-Westheadi 
Donovan          J 

Trin 

Grainger      [ 

Trin. 

Trin 

SRaphael       ) 

THn.  H. 

Edwardsl 
Wells 

Christ's. 

Trin. 

Hunter-Blairl 
Macleod         J 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 

M-'Gowan 

Trin. 

Rhodes 

Jesus. 

Strachey 

Trin.  II. 

1881. 


Examiners. 


E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Lmo. 
T.  Waraker,  LL.D.,  Trin.  II. 

F.  Pollock,  M.A.,  Trin. 

C.  S,  Kenny,  M.L.,  Dovm. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

<*Sehreinert         Down. 

Foord 

Trin. 

Morris 

Trin. 

Taylor,  R.  W.    Trin. 

Proport      » 

Trin.  II. 

Batters  1 

Trin.  11. 

Ds  Brough)              Down. 
Peiris    f             Joh. 

Rendall      1 

Trin. 

Feeney I 

Trin. 

Stephen      i 

Irin. 

Clapp 

Trin.  U. 

Temperley 

Emm. 

Jennings) 

Trin. 

Kilvington 

Down. 

Kitehin   S 

Trin.  11. 

Bayley  (Laurie)  1  Trin. 

Watt       ) 

Trin.  11. 

Duncan,  J. 

A.  i  Trin. 

Cuppa 
Gill 

Jesus. 

Brabrook 

Trin. 

Compton-Smithl  Trin. 

Barnicott 

Joh. 

Studd 

J  Trin. 

May 

Trin. 

1  air  T.  E.  Scrutton,  K.C.     Judge  in  the  King's  Bench  Division. 

2  King's  Counsel.  f  Chancellor's  Medal  for  Legal  Studies. 

3  Sir  H.  H.  Raphael.     M.P,  for  Derbyshire  (South). 

4  C.M.O.    K.C.     Hon.  Fellow  of  Downing. 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


621 


LAW  TRIPOS.     NEW  REGULATIONS. 


June,  1882. 


EXAMINRKS. 

E.  C.  Clark.  LL.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 
W.  Blake  Odgers,  LL.D.,  Trin.  H. 
H.  N.  Mozley,  M.A.,  King's. 
Courtney  S.  Kenny,  LL.M.,  Down. 


First  Clats. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Harris  t              Down. 

Thornton            Trin.Il. 

Hoare.  A.  E. ) 

Trin. 

Rawlinson          Trin. 

Drew 

Taylor           [ 

Trin.  H. 

Ds*Stephen,  J.  K.    Kinp's. 

Wade             ) 

Trin. 

Cox                1     Down. 

Crawford ) 
Gibb         \ 
Lennard  ' 

Trin. 

Preston                'IHn.  H. 

Trin. 

Tomkinson    )      Trin.  11. 

Jesus. 

Barratt                Trin.  11. 

Morton     ) 

Trin. 

Batten  }             Trin. 

Muirlieadi 

Joh. 

Searle   )             Trin. 

Barron 

Pel. 

Cobbold 

)  Trin. 
V.  Tr.  H. 
Trin. 
.)  Trin. 

'.' 

Payne 

Welch 

Wright,  G.H.C 

Crosby  > 

Trin. 

Green  f 

Trin.H. 

North  \ 

Trin. 

Welsford 

Trin. 

Bowman,  W.  \ 

Trin.H. 

Day,  G.  D.      i 

Joh. 

Dehnes           ' 

Trin.  H. 

Lupton 

'  Pet. 

Rice 

Trin. 

Single 

Caim. 

Forniby        v 

Jesus. 

Thome         1 

Trin. 

Warry          \ 

Pemb. 

Wright,  A.  ; 

Trin.H. 

t  Chancellor's  Medal  for  Legal  Studies. 

1  M.P.  for  the  University,  1906—10,  re-elected  1910,  1911.     King's  Counsel.    University  Com- 
missary.   Recorder  of  Cambriage. 


622 


LAW   TRIPOSES. 


June.  1883. 


Examiners. 


W.  Blake  Odgers,  LL.D.,  Trin.  li. 
H.  N.  Mozley,  M.A.,  King's. 
R.  K.  Wilson,  M.A.,  King's. 
Courtney  S.  Kenny,  LL.M.,  Baton. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

i^Griffitli             Down. 

Tweedale 

Tr.H. 

David 
Pitts-Tucker 

Joh. 

s*Pattisson          Emm. 

Gray 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Morris               Trin. 

Krigg.J.  J.j 
Hamilton   J 

Trin. 

Holman 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Grimsdale 

Trin. 

Douglas) 
Norman) 

Joh. 

Helpman 

Tr.  H. 

Trin. 

Agnew) 
Impey  J 

Trin. 

Wlieeler 

Trin. 

Kinfj's. 

Innes     i 

Trin. 

Livett  1 
Peake  J 

Joh. 

Langley) 

Joh. 

Tr.  H. 

Stawell 

Trin. 

Ds  Chittyl 
Stark  j 

King's. 

Kfl 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Clare. 

Sherrington 
Smith,  R.  F.J 

Trin. 

Brigg,  W.  A.  1 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Gibson,  A.  C.  > 

Clare. 

Giles      \ 
Wanliss) 

Tr.H. 

J  ebb                ) 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Lemon 

Trin. 

Archer 

Pet. 

Mitchell 

Jesus. 

Richards 

Trin. 

Soames,  E.; 

Trin. 

Gibson,  E.  A 

\  Trin. 

SMellor 

\  Tr.  H. 

Vintcent 

1  Tr.H. 

Brown,  H.  C. 

Tr.  H. 

1  K.C.     M.  P.  for  Anglesey.    Under  Secretary  of  State,  Homo  Department, 
a  K.C.B.     Solicitor  to  the  Treasury. 


LAW    TRIPOSES. 


623 


Juney  1884. 


EXAMINKKS. 


E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.,  Reqius  Professor  of  Law. 
W.  Blake  Odgers,  LL.t).,  Trin.  H. 
H.  N.  Mozley,  M.A,,  King's. 
T.  Thornely,  M.A.,  Trin.  H. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

JHiucklandt 

Caius 

Batten              Trin. 

Suyematz          Joh. 

2*Bate 

Pet. 

Burnett       )     Trin. 

Scares                Joh. 

Barran 

Trin.  H. 

Disturnal    [     Trin.  H. 

Morgan     ")        Joh. 
Riley         ]       Joh. 

Ds  Herries 

Trin. 

Sewell          )     Down. 

Cooke      )         Trin. 

Ede             .     1  Joh. 
Pearce, W.G.I  Trin. 

Mellor     [        Joh. 

Nelson     )        Clare 

Syfret                  Trin.  H. 
Prere,  B.  H.      Trin. 

Stevens,  S.W./o;i. 

Chater 

Batley            \    Trin. 

MoLeod            Joh. 

Ds  I'rench           (    Trin. 
Mackintosh-  j    p. 

Walker^   ^'""»- 
Richardson  i     Trin.  fl. 
Wright         j     Caiits 
Burns        )         Trin. 
3Loder        }        Trin. 
Plunkett   )         Trin. 
Foster,  W.H.)  Trin. 
Holms             J.  Trin.H. 
Oakes             j  Trin. 

Brandon  1        Jesus 
Cole          J        Down. 

. 

Anderson      "V    Trin.H. 

Dobson          1    Trin.H. 

Hamilton,      f 

F.  H.)    Caius 

Davis,  F.  L.  \    Trin. 

Gray              1   Jesus 

Humphries    >  Pet. 

Smith,  S.T.   (    Trin. 

Watts           )   Christ's 

1  Tutor  of  Caius. 

2  Reader  in  Roman  and  International  Law  to  the  Inns  ofCouri.    Formerly  Pellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 

3  M.P.  for  Brighton,  1889—1905.  f  Chancellor's  Medal  for  Legal  Studies. 


624 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1885. 
Examiners. 

E.  0.  Clark,  LL.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Lav). 

A.  H.  Lush,  M.A.,  Trin.  H. 

J.  E.  C.  Muiiro,  LL.M.,  Dovm. 

T.  Thornely,  M.A.,  Trin.  H. 
First  Class. 
I)s*Kerly      >         Joh. 
Parker     >         Kim/'s 
iWessels  Down. 

Williams,  Alb.  Christ's 
Wilberforce     Dotvn. 
Pixley  Trin. 

Smith,  C.  L.      Trin. 
Lewis    )  Clare 

Ogle     J  Christ's 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

McGec 

Selwi/ti 

Coke            1      Trin.  It 
Lamb.S.E.!     Trin.  H 

Foster  1 
Kirby    j 

Christ's 

Selwvn 

Moore              Trin. 

Patersou,J.M.  Trin.  H. 

Robinson           Trin. 

Knox 

Trin. 

Sharp               Jesus 

Mawson 

Trin.  H. 

Horley           )  Trin. 
Webb- Ware  J  Trin. 

Ds  Easterby 

Joh. 

Langham 

Trin.  II. 

Collet             \  Trin. 

Stevenson 

Trin. 

4Deeley            |  ^Trin. 

Ds  Chambers   ) 

Trin. 

Hargreaves    \Trin. 

niohler        [ 

Trin. 

King                1  Trin.  II 

Turner         ' 

Trin. 

Nichols,  J.  H.Jjo//. 

Gilling        ) 

Perkins       \ 

3Sandcrsr)n  ) 

Joh. 

Fawcett            Clare 

Noott                Emm. 

Watson-Smyth    Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Us  Allan    ) 
Orgill    \ 

Jesus 

Kinloch   )         Trin. 
Morton    )        Pet. 

Joh. 

Dias         ) 

Hodgson  i 

Trin.  H. 

Ds  Phillips       1     Emm. 
Woollright  \     Trin. 

Trin. 

June,  1886. 
Examiners. 
E.  (J.  I'lark,  LL.D.,  Regius  Profes,sor  of  Law. 
A.  H.  Lush,  M.A.,  Trin.  H.      . 
J.  E.  C.  Munro,  LL.M.,  Down. 
U.  Bond.  M.A.,  Trin.  H. 


First  Class. 
8  *Jeukst  King's 

Ds*  Walker  Pet'. 

Roberts,  D.  T.  Trin. 
Brockman)  Pet, 
Macklin  j  Caius 
Davis,  A.S.N.)  Trin. 
Davis,  F.  A.  V  Trin.  H. 
Hare.H.Y.  )  Caius 
Berry,  W.        Trin. 


Second  Class. 
Ds6*Bushe-Fox)  Joh. 
Ds  Gwinner       ) 

Blenkiron 

Cobb 

Greenwood 

Lever 

Stretton 

Rendall,  E.  M.  Trin. 

Gour  Down. 

Douglass  Trin. 

Clark,  H.  R.i   Trin.  H. 

Gretton         /    r—.o 

Mewburn      ) 

Clay,  L  W. 

Allen,  H.) 

Pymar     j 

Broomhead) 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Caius 


Jesus 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin.  H. 

Kino's 

Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Clutton     i 
Ds  Emanuel  > 
Maugham) 
Haig 

Hewitt,W.G. 
Kingdon 
Capron  ) 
Parrantj 
Butcher 
Holmes 


Caius 

Trin.  H. 

Caius 

Trin. 
\  Trin. 
j  Cav. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

!  Clare 
Christ's 


Van  der  Wain 


Glover 
Shirer 


)    Trin. 
)    Trin. 


Cargill      J 

Clabburn> 

Hoyle      ) 

Gri'mley 

JelTeris 

Skilbeck 

Alderson 


Caiu^ 
Corpus 
Trin. 
Jesus 
Joh. 
Trin. 
\  Trin. 


Barracloughf  Joh. 


Grace 

King 

Passman 

Graham 

Leng 

Carlyon 

Learoyd 


Y  Clare 
\  Caius 
)  Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Christ's 
Oeorgo 


1  First  Puisne  Judge  of  the  Transvaal  Division  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  South  Africa, 
Long  Prize. 

2  K.C,    M.P.  for  Chatham.  8  K.C.    M.P.  for  Westmorland  (Appleby). 
4  H.  Mallaby-Deeley.    M.P.  for  Middlesex  (Harrow). 

6  Principal  and  Director  of  Studies  to  the  Liaw  Society. 

6  Tutor  of  St  John's  College.  t  Chancellor's  Medal  for  English  Law. 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


626 


June.,  1887. 
Examiners: 

E.  C.  Clark,  Wu.Vi .,  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 
J.  Alderson  Foote,  M.A.,  J  oh. 
Alfred  H.  Lush,  M.A.,  Trin.  H. 
Henry  Bond,  M.A.,  Trin.  H. 


First  Class. 

Alexander       i   Doton. 

Herbert,  T.  A.  (   Joh. 

Murray  j    Trin,. 

Windsor         ^  Joh. 
lArchbold  Pet. 

Summers  Trin. 

Da  Wright,  H.  E.     Trin. 
.    Cliisenliale-Marsh  Trin. 

Barrington  Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Bl 

Joh. 

King's 

Trin.H. 

Mallet    ) 
Wanlissj" 

King's 

Trin. 

Sharp 

King's 

1)8  Green  idge 

)  Joh. 

Ds  2Holland 

1  King's 

Howell,  T. 

F.  (  Joh. 

Mongan 
Hind 

)   Trin.H. 

^  Joh. 

sstrickland, 

1 

Count 

\       Trin. 

Yasuhiro 

1 

June, 

1888. 

Examiners  : 

Third  Class. 
D  8  Bernard  Trin.  II. 

Thornhill  C. 

Downs      ) 
Ds  Robinson  j 

Machray 

Barry 

Williamson 
Ds  Cannon 

Fyfe-JamiesonV 

Rippon  ) 

Duff  Sidncf, 

Kelly  I  Caius 

Skottowe-Parkerj  Joh. 

Grlerson  j  Pet. 

Philbrick  \  Trin. 

Smith-Cuninghame)  Trin. 

Baker,  J.  R,       Trin.H. 


.  B.  Caius 
Clare 
Emm. 
Sidney 
Trin.' 
Trin.  II. 
)  Pet. 
!>  Trin. 


Henry  Bond,  LL.D.,  Trm.  Hall. 
F.  Pollock,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
3.  Aldeison  Foote,  M.A.,  Joh. 
F.  W.  Maitland,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

4Whittaker,W.  J.t 

Benjamin 

Pet. 

Bennett      1        Christ's 
Donaldson!        Pemb. 

"Smith,  G.C.       Tri7i.H. 

Ds  Hughes 

King's 

Bagley           1 
ewhite,  J.  D.  | 

Joh. 

Calthrop,H.G.-)CaiMj 
Ds  Matthews,  W.G.jJoA. 

Trin. 

Ds  Houfe 

Queens' 
Joh. 

Bartleet  \           Trin. 
Tredgoldj           Trin.  H. 

Sheriff 

Ds  Dunn      1 
^Molteno) 

Trin. 

Martineau,  G. )  Trin. 

Trin. 

Rennie             \  Trin. 

Ds  Hope 

Trin. 

Truefitt            S  H.  Cav. 

Mawdesley 

Trin. 

.Jaffrey           i    Trin.H. 
Jones,  W.P.I    Trin. 

Tulloch 

Pemb. 

Kay 

Trin.H. 

Hill                     Caius 

Fernandol 
Ds  Mundahl  | 

Joh. 

Allbless              Caius 

Joh. 

Lloyd                  Trin. 

Staniforth 

Trin. 

Woodd,  T.  B.     Trin. 
Hardie             )  Trin.H. 
Humphry        \  King's 
Malidi  Hassan)  Christ's 

1  Acting  Principal  of  the  Government  College,  Dacca,  E.B.  ami  A.  India. 

2  Hon.  L.  R.  Holland.     M.P.  for  Tower  Hamlets  (Bow  and  Bromley),  1896—1899. 

3  K.C.M.G.    Governor  of  Western  Australia. 

4  Professor  of  English  Law,  University  College,  London. 

5  George  Long  Prize. 

6  M.P.  for  Glasgow  (Tradeston). 

7  Hon.  Sir  J.  T.  Molteno.    Speaker  of  the  Cape  House  of  Assembly  of  the  Union  of  S.  Africa. 
t  Chancellor's  Medal  for  English  Law. 

27 


62a 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


June^  1889. 
Examiners  : 

E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 

J.  A.  Foote,  M.A.,  Joh. 

W.  Wills,  M.A.,  Joh. 

C.  S.  Kenny,  LL.D.,  Down. 

J.  B.  Moyle,  M.A.,  Oxon. 

T.  Thornely,  M.A.,  Trin.  II. 


First  Class. 


Turner  Trin.  H. 

Marsh  Caius 

Morley,  J.|        Trin. 
Morrison   )        Trin.H. 
Morgan-Brown  Trin.  H. 
Leadbetter      1  Trin. 
Thomas,  J.  R.  j  Joh. 


Jay        I  Trin. 

Ds  Sapwell  }  Corpus 

Greenwood        Trin. 
Ralli  Trin. 

Lankester,  E.  A.  Caius 


Ds  Forster              Joh. 

Harbottle          Joh. 

Brown,  P.II.    Joh. 

Second  Class. 

Gillan                Christ's 

Mardon 

Christ's 

Fell       1             Trin.H. 
Tallent  \            Joh. 

Kingsley 

Christ's 

Ds  Nix 

Trin. 

Smith,  F.  C.      Trin.  H. 

Dickson      1 
Rowlands  j 

Trin. 

Tolley                 Trin.H. 

Joh. 

iilakelock           Trin. 

O'Flynn 

Down. 

Third  Class. 

Mander              Trin. 

Cave-Orme 

\  Emm. 
.  King's 
.     Trin. 
)   Trin. 

Thompson,W.U.M. 

Maw 

Trin. 

Sheppard,  G.  A 

Clark,  H.  E.       Corpus 

Smvth 

Roberts              Trin. 

Ds  Prior        \ 
Bandars   I 

Clare 

Trin. 

Stathani 

Trin. 

WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 
Green,  F.  L.  (between  1  and  2)  Newnham,. 


.AW  TRIPOSES. 


627 


LAW  TRIPOSES.    NEW  REGULATIONS. 

A  Student  who  has  obtained  Honours  in  Part  I.  or  in  some  other 
of  the  Honours  Examinations,  may  be  a  candidate  for  Honours  in  Part  II., 
provided  that  he  has  then  kept  seven  Terms,  and  that  twelve  Terms  have 
not  passed  after  the  first  of  the  seven.  Neither  part  alone  is  sufficient  for 
a  degree. 

EXAMINEKS  : 

E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Law. 

J.  A.  Foote,  M.A.,  Joh. 

W.  Wills,  M.A.,  Joh. 

C.  S.  Kenny,  LL.D.,  Down. 

J.  B.  Moyle,  M.A.,  Oxon. 

T.  Thornely,  M.A.,  Trin.  H. 

Part  I.— June,  1889. 

First  Class. 

Ds  ^Corbett  King's 

Moreland  Trin. 

1  Brown,  W.  J.    Joh. 
Temple  Clare 


Second  Class. 

Ridehalgh 

Trin.H. 

Haywardi 
Redden    1 

Joh. 

Colbeck,  W.  B. 

1  Cuius 

Waters 

Down. 

King's 

Deacon 

'  Trin. 

Hurn         1 
MenendezJ 

Trin. 

Feilding,  Hon 

E. 

Fischer 

)  Clare 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Onslow 

Trin. 

Thompson,  S.  A.  Trin.H. 

Gaddum 

Trin. 

Swinburne 

Trin. 

Third  Class. 

Walford 

Trin. 

Everard  ) 

Trin. 

Drew 

Trin. 

Harrison,  H.  A.  Trin. 

Godsal     [ 

Trin. 

Baumbach     ) 

Trin. 

Partington 

King's 

Marshall 

Trin. 

Cohen,  S.  B.  [ 

Jesus 

Armstrong ' 

Trin. 

awills 

Trin. 

Stubs              \ 

Trin. 

Fernie 

Clare 

Wade 

Trin. 

Thomason 

Trin.H. 

Whitelock  j 

Trin. 

I  Professor  of  Law  in  the  TJnivorsity  of  Adelaide. 
8  M.P.  for  D'jrset  (North),  1905—1910. 


27—2 


628 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1890. 


Examiners: 

E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.,  liegius  Professor  of  LavK 
C.  S.  Kenny,  LL.D.,  Dovm. 
J.  B.  Moyle,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
William  Wills,  M.A.,  Joh. 
T.  Thornely,  M.A.,  Trin.  H. 


Ridehalgh,  G.     Trin.H. 
Ds  Surrage  Pemb. 

Ds  de  Montmorency  Pet. 

Armstrong  Trin. 

Harrison,  H.  A.]  2Vin. 
Ds  Hodge,  R.  H.     ]  Jesus 


Everard  Trin.       | 

Marshall!  Trin. 

Wills       J  Trin. 

Godsal  Trin.      \ 


2Moore  Kinp's 

*Chaytor  Clare 

Ds  3Barlow  King's 


Balfour  Trin. 

Higgins     I  Down. 

St  George)  Trin. 

Waldegrave.Hon.  J.  Trin. 
Monies  Cuius 


Child 
Rose 
Barker 
Davie 
Ahmed    | 
Morrison  1 
Mothersole ) 
Stephenson  J 


Trin. 

Pemb. 

H.  Cav. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Caius 


Part  II. 

First  Class. 

s  Jackson               Trin. 
iBrown,  W.  J.     Joh. 

Second  Class. 

Thompson,  S.  A.  Trin.H. 
Deacon)               Trin. 
Wade  i              Trin. 
Waters               Doum. 
Onslow               Trin. 

Ds  Bagram 

Feilding,  Hon. 

F.  H.  E.  J. 
Walford 
Gaddum 

Trin.  fl 

■  Trin. 

Trin. 
Trin. 

Third  Class. 

Baumbach    "1      Trin. 
Cohen,  S.  B.  J      Jesus 
Swinburnel         Trin. 
Whitolockl         Trin. 

Ds  Humphries,  S. 

Drew 

Stubs,  P. 
Ds  Dodson 

\  Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Bourn. 

Part  I. 

First  Class. 

Abdul  Majid      Christ's 
Barber                King's 

Forster,  A.  F. 
Watson 

Trin. 
Jesus 

Second  Class. 

Wilson,  J.  H.     Caius 
Clarence )            Trin. 
•JCraig       >            Trin. 
Jay         )            Trin. 

Fernando            Joh. 
Graham-Campbell  Trin 
Bosanquet           Trin. 
Doughty             Pemb. 

Third  Class. 

Clierry  "^ 
Clarke  ( 
Melrose  | 
Richards) 
Fearon  ) 
Simmonds) 
McLaren 


Trin. 

Christ's 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Clare 


Coclirane  i 
Danks      > 
Methold  ) 
a  Beckett    " 
Armstrong 
Beale 
Frossard 
lllingworth 


Emm. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Cath. 

Trin 

Joh. 

Jesus 


1  Professor  of  Law  in  the  University  of  Adelaide. 

2  George  Long  Prize. 

3  M.P.  for  Salford,  8. 

4  M.P.  for  Tynemouth,  1906—1910,  re-elected  1910. 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


629 


June,  1891. 
Examiners  : 

C.  S.  Kenny,  LL.D.,  Down, 
J.  B.  Moyle,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
Richd.  T.  Wright,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
William  WUls,  M.A.,  .Joh. 
W.  W.  Buckland,  M.A.,  Caius. 


Part  II. 

First  Class. 

Moore                King's 

Ds  Elliston               Christ's 

Second  Class. 

Higgins 

Down. 

iCraig               1    Trin. 
Forster,  A.  F.  ]    Trin. 

Barker 

^  H.  Cav. 

Redden       ) 

King's 

Graham- 

Thomason  \ 

Trin.n. 

Bosanquet,     \ 

Campbell 

1  Trin. 

Watson      \ 

Jesus 

S.  R.  C.            Trin. 

Mothersole 

>  Trin. 

Ds  Wild,  E.  E. 

Jesus 

Davie              1     Trin. 

Rose 

Pemb 

Abdul  Majid 

Christ's 

Ds  Hogg               f   King's 
St  George            Trin. 

Waldegrave, 

Clarence 

Trin. 

Hon.  J.        > 

Trin. 

Ds  Soper 

Jesus 

Wilson,  J.  H.      Caius. 

Barber             ] 
Colbeck,W.B, 

Kind's 

Caius 

Third  Class. 

Fearon            >v 

Joh. 

Ds  Simner                Magd. 

Morrison 

Clare 

Gureharn         ( 

Cochrane    )        Enim. 

Ds  Legg       \ 
MetholdJ 

Trin. 

Singh            ( 

Ds  Fernie        [        Clare. 

Trin. 

Menendez       J 

Emm. 

Partington'        King's 

Beale          ) 

Trin. 

Sinimonds 

Jesus 

Ds  Reckitt                Kinifs 

ShadiRami 

Christ's 

Richards 

Trin. 

Ahmed                Trin. 

Ds  Briggs 

Jesus 

Cherry                 Trin. 

Child 

Trin. 

Ram  PrashSd     Christ's 

Ds  Palk 

Trin. 

Part  I. 

First  Class. 
D'Souza              Joh. 

Second  Class. 

Ds  Buckler  ) 

Trin. 

Herron       1        Christ's 
Kennawav  J        Trin.  H. 

Willi 

Joh. 

Burn      \ 

Joh. 

Bristed     ) 

Trin. 

Ferrers  ) 

King's 

Grant-Wilson)   Trin. 

Ds  Chubb      } 

King's 

Beechey 

Trin.  H. 

Ds  Speed              \  Trin. 

Stansfeld) 

Trih. 

Hurst 

Trin. 

Wilkins          )  H.Cav. 
Third  Class. 

Gilbart-Sniith 

Trin. 

Baines   \             Trin.H. 
Cotton                 Trin. 
Croall     L            Trin. 

Bonnin ) 

Trin.H. 

M«Leod 

Trin.  H. 

Howell  I 

Trin.H. 

Barnard 

Pemb. 

Oulton  1 

Christ's 

Knott 

Down. 

Lindsay  {             Trin. 
Mehta                 Christ's 
Phelps   '             Jesus 

De  Freitas 

Clare 

Collins            1 
Davies,  R.  L. ) 

Trin. 

Castleman 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Mahomed 

Fitch 

Jesus 

Gillespie]           Joh. 
DsSchjott    )            Cath. 

Ahmed 

Joh. 

DsMathew,  E.  J.) 
Smith,  A.  M. 

Trin.H. 

Gillies 

V  Caius. 

Trin. 

Whadcoat          Trin. 

Morrow 

1  Caius. 

Phillips 

Trin. 

Dearman             Caius 

Smith, 

Collis 

Trin.  H. 

Bromley    |         Emm. 
Dewsbury  j         Joh. 

W.  Haynes 

'   Trin. 

1  M.P.  for  TynemoutVi,  1006-1910,  re-elected  1910. 


630 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1892. 

Examiners: 

R.  T.  Wright,  M.A.,  ChrisVs. 

T.  J.  Lawrence,  LL.D.,  Doicning. 

H.  N.  Mozley,  M.A.,  King's. 

C.  Crawley,  M.A.,  Doioning. 

W.  W.  Biickland,  M.A.,  Oonville  and  Canes. 


Part  II. 


•^Chaytort 
Herron 


Clare 
Christ's 


First  Class. 


Beechey 
Ds  Talbot 


Trin.H. 
Trin.  H. 


Ilurst 
lialfour 


Trin. 
Trin. 


Second  Class 


Lindsay]  Trin. 

Monies  )  Caius 

Barnard)  Penib. 

Burn      i  Joh. 

Wihl  Joh. 


Gilbart-Smitli 
Ds  Israel 
Ds  Olliver 

M^Leodi 


Trin. 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 


Blaydes         )  King's 

Davies,  R.  LA  Trin. 

Jay  )  Trin. 

Ds  Smith,  O.  H.  Trin. 


Dearman        )  Caius 
CJillespie  >  Joh. 

Grant-Wilson)  Trin. 

Ds  Doughty)  Pemb. 

Ds  Speight  j  Joh. 


Collins,  J.  C. 
Oulton 
Cotton) 
Fitch    J 
Morrow 
Smith,  A.  M, 


Trin. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Caius 

Trin. 


Mahomed  Ahmed)  Joh. 


Phelps 
Castleman 
Ds  Mehta 
Dews  bury  ) 
Whadcoati 
Croall 


iJe^. 
Trin. 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin 


Part  I. 


First  Class 

Addison)            Trin. 
Carr       |            Trin  H. 

*Jack                  Pet. 

Second  Class. 

Ds  Iselin 

)  Trin. 

Coode )               Trin. 
Dowie  j               Caius 

Barrett) 

Clare 

SongOngSiang>  Down. 

Boys     [ 

Trin.H. 

Wheatcroft 

)  Down. 

Desmond)          Joh. 

Chubb  ) 

King's 

Roberts) 
Wade    1 

King's 

Lovett      i          Christ's 

Wraith 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 

Phillips,  C.  M.  Jesus 

Martin 

Down. 

Ds  Garnett) 
Ds  Stirling  j 

Pemb. 

Biggs          ) 
Blackmorej 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Third  Class. 

Mackintosh 

Trin. 

Fitzroy               Trin.  H. 

Shaw,  A.  P.) 
Wilson         i 

Trin. 

Reade,  G. 

Emm. 

Downs'             \  Trin. 

Trin. 

Gutch,  W. 

)  Christ's 
]joh. 

Hadfield,n.G.(  Caius 

Hudson,  A.  G. 

)  Pemb 

Robinson,  J.  J 

Mason              \Trin.H. 

Moor,  A.  IL 

•  Cath. 

Kenipt 

Joh. 

Payne              1  Joh. 
Pitkin              ;  Joh. 

Itamsinhji 
Owen,  W.  C. 

Trin. 

lIerbert,W.deB.)7Vm. 

Trin. 

Jackson 

J  Tr.H. 

Ilirosawa           Caius 

Deane 

Clare 

i  Chancellor's  Medal  for  KnglUh  Law. 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


631 


June,  1893. 

Examiners. 

F.  W.  Maitland,  LL.D.,  Downing. 

H.  Bond,  LL.D.,  Tririity  Hall. 

H.  N.  Mozley,  LL.M.,  King's. 

C.  Crawley,  M.A.,  Downing. 

W-  W.  Buckland,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

Part  II. 


First  Class. 

Kennaway 

Trin.H. 

Carr       )             Trin.H. 
D'Souzai            Joh. 

Ds  Marten                Trin. 

Ds  Pitzroy                THn.H. 

Second  Class. 

Ds  Leman 

Magd. 

Collis                 )  Tr.  H. 
Ds  Martineau,M.R.f  Trin. 

Childers)             Trin. 

Ds  Wheatcroft 

Down. 

JacksonV            Trin.H. 

Ds  Martin     ) 

Stansfeldi 

Down. 

Boys     )             Trin.H. 
Phillips;            Trin. 

Wraith )             Trin. 

Trin. 

Ds  Cohen)                Christ's 
Wadef               Trin.H. 

Coode 

\  Trin. 

Blackmore      |  Emm. 

Dowie 

Caius 

Ds  Gribble            }  Trin. 

Barrett           )  Clare 
Robertson.D.D.)  Christ's 

Ds  Duncan 

"  Trin. 

SongOngSiang)  Down. 

Phillips,C.MacCr. 

'  Jesm 

Ds  Fisher                Trin. 
Third  Class. 

Baines 

Trin.H. 

Ds  Caro                 |  Caius 

Bristed                 )  Trin. 
Herbert,W.deB.rTWw. 

BigKS     ( 

Trin.H. 

Hudson,  A.  G.fPmfe. 

Chubb  f 

King's 

Mackintosh     [  Trin. 

Hirosawa)          Caius 

Ds  Wilkins 

Pet. 

Reade,  G.          Emm. 

Mason      /          Trin.H. 

Ds  Hartley 

Pemb. 

Bonnin               Trin.H. 

Ds  Pitkin          )      Joh. 
Shaw,  A.  P.i      Trin. 

Part  I. 

First  Class. 


Johnston  | 
Krause      > 
McMullan) 
Wood 
Foy 


Trin.  H. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

King's 

Christ's 


Dickson  j  Trin, 

Moss-Blundeliy  Trin. 
Ware,  F.  H.  )  Trin. 
Payn  Trin  H. 

Poste  Pemb, 

Bevan  |  Trin. 

Biddle  (  Queens' 

Bigby  f  Trin.H. 

Malan)  NonColl. 

Osborne,  F.  C.  Jesus 
Hope  Trin.H. 

Sultan  Christ's 


Second  Class. 
Barker^  Down. 

Druce  j  Trin. 

Fordham  Trin. 

Josephs)  Trin.H. 

Russell  ;  Trin.  H. 

Third  Class. 


Allan 

llanipson    ) 
lllingworth) 
Harrison   | 
Merriman  > 
Wightnian) 
Macgillivray) 
Neilson         ) 
Carter 
Binning    ' 


Charlton)  Caim 

O'Brien  >  Trin. 

Ds  Timins    )  Pemb. 

Baker,  C.  M.  Christ's 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Trin.  H. 

Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trtn. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Joh. 

Armstrong 

Trin.H. 

Barton 

Trin. 

Desai 

Pemb. 

Gardner,  C.  F. 

Joh. 

Filuiore     ) 
Neville,  R.f 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Moore 

Clare 

Captain 

Clare 

Few 

Down. 

Hanson,  O.  H. 

Nevill,R.C.R. 

Paine,  C.  A. 

632 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1894. 


Examiners. 

F.  W.  Maitland,  LL.D.,  Downing. 
H.  Bond,  LL.D.,  Tnnity  Hall. 
J.  Westlake,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
H.  N.  Mozley,  LL.M.,  King's. 
C.  Crawley,  M.A.,  Downing. 

Part  II. 

First  Class. 
iSmuts  Christ's  I  Charlton  \ 

Ds  Sheepshanks       Joh.  I  .Johnston  J 


Ds  Mellor 
Ds  Wilkinson 
Ds  Caml)ier ) 
Ds  Maberlv  r 
Russell"  ) 


Trin.  II. 
Caius 
Cuius 
Clare 
Trin.  H. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Moss-Blundell    Joh. 
Barker)  Doivn. 

*Jack     1  Pet. 


Third  Class. 


Fordham,A.R.A  Trin.     i 
Krause  I  Christ's] 

Malan  V  Nan  C.  \ 

Moss-Blundell  I  Trin. 
Roberts  --'   Kind's  | 


Bevan 

^  Trin. 

.Toseplis 

Tr.II. 

O'Brien 

y  Trin. 

Sultan 

Chr. 

Wightinan.B.A.- 

>  Trin. 

Allan     ) 

Dickson  > 
Ds  Eccles  ) 
Ds  Gooch.H.C, 

Hampson 

Neilson 
Ds  Percival 

Ware,  F.  II. 

Armstrong,') 

Osborne      J 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 

Clare 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Jesus 


Caius 
Trin.  H. 


Baker,  C.  M.       Christ's 
Foy  Christ's 

Poste  Pemb. 


Few  ->  Trin. 

Gardner  \Tr.H. 

Neville,  R.  {Trin. 

Trevelyan,  R.C.  J  Trin. 

Down. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


Binning 


Ds  Eccles,  R.H. 
Harrison 
Merrinian 
Nevill,R.C.R. 


Booth  1 
Wiiitleyj 
Hawkins 
Karl 


Part  I. 

First  Class. 
iSniuts  Christ's  I  Ds  Agnewl  Trin. 

I  Baily    J  Joh. 

Second  Class. 

Trin.             de  Wet        1        Down.  I  Haworth 

T7-in.      I        Lewis,  C.  S.j        Clare  \  Cauin)iade| 

King's    '        YusufAli           Joh.  \  Watt          J 

Joh.        I        Cockshott            Kinc/'s  !  Kajiji 


Davis,  A.  J. 
Ganz 

Gibson,  W.W. 
Ramsay 
Hind        ) 
Ruuibold) 
Gregory) 
Tyabji   / 
Goch 


Joh. 

Trin.  \ 
Queens'  i 
Caius  I 
Trin.H. 
Trin.  I 
Trin.H.\ 
Down.  ! 
King's   | 


Third  Class. 
Davis,  C.  N.  T.)    Joh. 
Walker  j    Down. 

Ambrose)  Pemb. 

Ramsdenj  I'rin. 

Newman,  W.  P.  Trin. 
Watson  Jesus 

Tritton,  A.  E.      Trin. 
Lewis  Trin.  II. 


Christ's 
Caius 
Jesus 
Down. 


Bradley  ,Trin.H. 

Hulton  [Trin. 

Sykes  (Trin.H. 

Wilkins,  E.  W,  J  H.  Selw. 
Grant,  G.R.)      Pemb. 
Kennington  (      Clare 
Parkes  f      Trin.H. 

Powell  J      Trin.H. 

Lawry  ^  Trin. 

Ds  Robinson,  B.  F.j  Jesus 


WOMEN. 


First  Class. 
Tomn,  L.  C.  A.      Girton 
(equal  to  2). 


Second  Class. 
Yates,  L.  J.         Girton 
(equal  to  13) 


1  George  Loiik  Prize.     K.C-    Colonial  Secretary,  Transvaal, 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


I 


June^  1895. 

Examiners  : 

F.  W.  Maitland,  LL.D.,  Dovming. 
E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.,  Joh. 
H.  Bond,  LL.D.,  2'riuity  Hall. 
J.  Westlake,  LL.D.,  Trinity. 
A.  H.  Lush,  M.A.,  Trinity  Hall. 


Bailyt 

deWett 


Part  II. 

First  Class. 


Joh. 
Non  Coll. 


Ilawortln 
Whitley  J 


Christ's 
Trin. 


Second  Class. 


Cockshotfl 
Earl  I 

Booth,  L.  H, 
Yusuf  AH 
Druce.  W. 

Ds  McMullan 

Ds  Payn 


1 


Newman,  W.  P. 
Ds  Stranguian 


King's 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin.  H.  I 


Trin. 
Trin.H. 


Ds  Sworderj 

Ds  Turner  J 

Ganz      I 

Gregory! 


Emm. 
Jesus 
Trin. 
Trin.H. 


Bradley  i 

DsBran8on,J.R.B,l 

Edmonds  i 
Ds  Thomas,  F.O.  ] 


Trin.H. 

Trin. 

King's 

Sid.' 


Third  Class. 

Ambrose 
Davis,  A.  .J. 
Goch 

Hulton,  A.  H. 
Ds  Macgillivray 
Ramsden 
Rumbold,A.T.L. 
Tritton.  A.  E. 


Pemh. 

Joh. 

King's 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Ds  Murison  1 
Ds  Thatclier  j 

Trin.H 

Joh. 

Ds  Hind 

Trin.H. 

Ramsay 

Caius 

Watson 

Jesus 

Part  I. 


First  Class. 

iSherring              Trin. 

Topliam               Queens'. 

Second  Class. 

Creswick 

Sid. 

Fordham            Trin. 

Cobboldl 
Ds  Pile        f 

Trin. 

Duval 

Caius 

Smith,  J.  C.       Caius 

Trin.H 

Hearnshaw 

Pet. 

Marshall,  K.MCL.TWn. 

Rowland 

Emm. 

Wollaston 

Trin. 

Robinson     )      Clare 
Scott,  J.  H.I      Clare 

Third  Class. 

De  Waal 

Trin.H. 

Steel                   Caius 

Colclough     1 
Heydenrychj 

Trin. 

Medlycott 

Trin. 

Westley             Emm. 

Trin.H. 

Pearson,  R.S. 

.  Trin. 

Gillies          "\      Trin.H. 

Carr  Ellison   ' 

Trin. 

Price,  T.  R. 

Trin. 

Jones,  T.  C.  I      Trin.H. 

Charoon,  Prince 

Trin. 

Reade 

Emm. 

Saher           f    Cath. 

Quartey-Papafio 

Christ's 

Schwann 

Trin. 

Woodcock  )     Christ's 

Tanaka 

Trin.H. 

BadhwSr 

Christ's 

1  George  Long  Prize. 

f  Equal  lor  Chancellor's  MeiJal  for  English  Law. 


27—5 


634 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1896. 

Examiners  : 

E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.,  Joh. 

G.  S.  Kenny,  LL.D.,  Down. 

T.  J.  Lawrence,  LL.D.,  Down. 

H.  Duflf,  M.A.,  Oxon. 

A.  H.  Lush,  M.A.,  Trinity  Hall. 


PART  II. 


First  Class. 


Ds  Lewis,  C.  S.' 
Sherring 
iTopham      J 
Creswick 


Clare 
Trin. 
Queens' 
Sid. 


Second  Class. 


Wollaston  Trin. 

de  Waal  1  Trin.H. 

Fordham,  E,  W.j  Trin. 
Howlaiid  i  Emm. 

Walker  j 


Kajiji 
Westley     1 
M'oodcockJ 
Cobbold 
Ds  Hunt,  C.  A. 


Down. 
Emm. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Trin. 


MarshallK.McL. 
Pearson,  U.S. 
Robinson 
Schwann 
Scott,  J.  H. 
Medlycott 


Trin. 
Trin. 
Clare 
Trin. 
Clare 
Trin. 


Third  Class. 

Reade 
Ds  M«Clean,.I.R. 
Price,  T.  R, 

Colclough     ) 
Jones,  T.  C.J 


Emm.  Gillies              \Trin.H 

Trin.       ,  Quartey-Papafioj67«rj*<'* 

Trin.  Charoon,  Prince  13"rm. 

Trin.       I  Saher               )Cath. 

Trin.H.  i  Tanaka              Trin.H. 


PART  I. 


First  Class. 


"Me  Villiers 
Wells   . 


Joh. 
Clare 


JeflFries  Cains 

Thatcher  Joh. 

Tangye  Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Atkinson  1  Trin. 
Jobson  [  Pemb. 
Richardson )      Trin.H. 


Brown,  IT.  G. 
Neep 


Trin. 
Jesus 


Darwin 

Trin. 

Russell,  W.  A 

Trin. 

Strain 

Clare 

Griffiths 

Trin. 

Maxwell 

Joh. 

Baynes 

Trin. 

Sadiq 

Christ's 

Third  Class. 

Trestrail  Christ's 

Glen       )  Christ's 

Howard  [  Trin. 

Thomas '  Christ's 

Davies,  A.  H.I  Trin. 
Randies  (  Jesus. 


1  Ohancellor's  Metlal  for  English  Law. 

2  George  Long  Prize. 


Davies 

Evans,  R. 

Fox 

Martin 

Henry 

Soper 


Down. 
Cuius 
Trin.  //. 
Corpus 
Trin.  H. 
Jesus 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


635 


Jutie,  1897. 

Examiners  : 
E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.,  Joh. 
Henry  Bond,  LL.D.,  Trinity  Hall. 
T.  J.  Lawrence,  LL.D.,  Downing. 
3.  P.  Bate,  LL.D.,  Trinity  Hall. 
A.  H.  Lush,  M.A.,  2\inity  Hall. 


PART  II. 

First  Class. 

' 

MeVillierst              Joh. 
Thatcher,  A.            Joh. 
Wells                       Clare 

Second  Class. 

Ds  Weaver 
Strain 
Home 
Darwin  1 
Russell} 

Trin.                \           Tangye               Trin. 
Clare               l           Brown,  H.  G.I   Trin. 
Trin.H.           |           Griffiths         J   Trin. 
Trin.                1 
Trin.               \ 

Third  Class. 

Baynes               Trin. 
Evans,  R.  L.V    Caius 
Langmore          Trin.  H. 
Richardson        Trin.  H. 
Thomas             Christ's 

Jobson         ^    Pemb. 

Maxwell        (    Joh. 
Ds  Pryce,  B.  V.  (     Trin. 
Ds  Steel             )    Caius 
Ds  Chatfield         \  Trin. 

Davies,  A.  H.j  Trin. 

PART  I. 

First  Class. 
IDs  *Goffin              Jestu 
Sandars             Trin. 
Meakin,  W.       Trin. 

Second  Class. 

Fox  1 
Glen) 
Newnesi 
Sadiq     1 
Davies 

Trin.  H. 

Christ's 

Clare 

Christ's 

Down. 

Crots  \ 
Home) 

Christ's       1     Bailey 

Trin.  H.      \     d'Avigdor-Go 

Third  Class. 

1  Trin. 
IdsmidJ  Trin.H. 

Hewitt                Trin. 
James,  D.W.    Clare 
Holden          |    Trin.H. 
Smith,  H.E.J    Pemb. 
Churton )         ,  Cairn 
Tootal     f          Clare 
Waller  )           Clare 

Van  Hoytema   Trin.  H. 
Beresford         i  Trin.  H. 
Given-WilsonJCorp. 
Perkins           )  Pemb. 
Brocklehurstj   Trin.  H. 
Eastwood       J   Christ's 

Marshall 
Robinson,  A.  D. 
Ryland 
Thomson 
Williams,  M.  A. 
Boddington      | 
Druce,  E.  A.  C.V 
Sliarples           ) 

Trin.  H. 
Down. 
-Trin. 
Trin.  H. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Joh. 

1  George  Long  Prize. 

t  Chancellor's  Medal  for  English  Law. 


636 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1898. 

Examiners  : 

F.  W.  Maitland,  LL.D,,  Downing. 
T.  J.  Lawrence,  LL.D.,  Downing. 
J.  P.  Bate,  LL.D.,  Triidty  Hall. 
W.  W.  Buckland,  M.A.,  C'aius. 
J.  B.  Moyle,  D.C.L.,  Oxford. 

PART  II. 


First  Class. 


Bagge,  A.  W.  F.  King's 
Ds  Ritchie  Trin. 

Ds  Ackroyd,  E.       Cuius 


Meakin,  W, 
Ds  Gibberd 


Trin. 
Trin. 


Second  Class. 


d'Avigdor-Goldsmid  Trin.H. 
Ds  Phillips       )       Pemh. 
Ds  Underwood/       Clare 
Bell  King's 


Ds  Wrigley  King's 

Ds  Atkinson       )  Trin. 

Bailey,  P.  D.j  Trin. 

Vaz  King's 


Third  Class. 


Ds  Davey  Christ's 

Ds  Brundrit,  P.  W.  King's 

Beresford        \Triti.Il. 

Druce,E.A.C.i  Trm. 

Crots  Christ's 


Ds  Heap 
Marsiiall) 
Randies  ) 
Churton  ) 
Robinson) 


Trin. 

Trin.H. 

Jesus 

Cuius 

Down. 


Thomson        )  Trin.H. 

van  Hoy  tenia)  Trin.H. 

Ds  Loyd  Trin. 

Given-Wilson  Corpus 


PART  I. 


Winfield 


First  Class. 
Joh.  I  Bevan,L,R.O.  Trin.H. 


Second  Class. 

Ds  Adler 

Joh. 

Wethered           Pemb. 

Pringle 
Hind,  L.  A. 

Trin. 

Jacobs ) 
Ds  Wienerf 

Christ's 

Muspratt            Trin. 

Trin.H. 

Cuius 

Ds  Hellins      )         Cath. 
Macniillanj         Trin. 

Sandlands 

Trin. 

Davison) 
Vaz       ; 

Sid. 

King's 

Third  Class. 

Biddle 

Trin. 

Kennedy,  W.S.  Trin. 

Williams,  J.  A 

Clare 

Hollins 

Pemb. 

Armstrong)        Christ's 
Wood         i"       Trin.H. 

Babington 

Joh. 

Stapledon 

Emm. 

Barber,  J.  R. 

Trin. 

Gurdon 

Trin. 

Ingram,  A.  R.)   Joh. 

Blair            ^ 

Trin. 

Atchison) 
Pandit    f 

Christ's 

Nadin             j   Pemb. 

Kendall         I 

Trin.H. 

NonColl. 

Baptista)          NonColl. 
Bennett/            Trin.H. 

Kirke-Smith  f 

Trin. 

Branson) 
Verey     / 

Trin. 

Phillips         J 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Atkinson            Trin.H. 

LAW  TRIPOSES. 


637 


b 


June,  1899. 

Examinees  : 

J.  P.  Bate,  LL.D.,  Trinity  Hall. 
T.  A.  Walker,  LL.D.,  Peterhouse. 
W.  W.  Buckland,  M.A.,  Cuius. 
T.  Cyprian  Williams. 
J.  B.  Moyle,  D.O.L.,  Oxford. 

PAET  II. 
First  Class. 


Winfield,  P.  II.       Joh. 
Ds  Cook,  B.  M.  Joh. 

Ds  Sandars,  E.  T.         Trin. 


Bevan,  L.  K.  O.) 
Ds  Parks,  H.  T.      i 


Magd. 


Second  Class. 


DsGibb,W.  N. 
r>s  Hewitt,  J.  W. 

Jacobs,  H.  V. 

Hind,  L.  A. 
Ds  Pooley,  E.  H. 

Holden,  H.  C, 

Muspratt, 

Pring 

Stapledon,  G, 


J,    M2J.    U..}  i   CH 

m,  H.  C.    )  Tri 

ratt,  R  B.V  Tri, 

le,  A.  S.    )  Tri, 


Caius 
Trin, 
Christ's 
Trin.H. 
Pemb. 
Trin.H. 
Trin. 
'rin. 
Emm. 


Ds  Chisman,  F.  W.)  Pet. 
Davidson,  C.  G.(  Sid. 
Gurdon,  Hon.    ( 

B.  V.  )     Trin. 

Branson.  F.  H.  R)  IVin. 
Sandlands,  P.  R  >  Trin. 
Wethered,RH.C.  Pemb. 
Wood,  .J.  C,  Trin.H. 


Biddle,  F.  A. 
Ds  Atkinson,  G.) 
Baptista,  J.   j 
Gibson,  J. 
Perkins,  H.  T. 
Sharpies.  O.  R  L, 


Trin. 

Sid. 
Non  Coll. 
I    Pemb. 
y  Pemb. 

Joh. 


Macmillan,  J.  M.i   Trin. 
Williams,  J.  A.  »    Clare 


Third  Class 
Verey,  H.  R 
Armstrong,  F.  M. 
Ds  Arundale,  G. 
Kennedy,  W 
Babington,  P.  L, 


M.)   Ch 

s.  y  Jo 

S.  j    Tr 


Trin. 
Christ's 
Joh. 
in. 
Joh. 


Bennett,  G.  M.      )  Tr.H. 
Ds  McDonnell,T.F.R.i  Joft. 
Nadin,  T.  Pemb. 


Atkinson,  W.  M.\\Trin.H. 
Phillips,  R  T.  A.;  Emm. 


Ds  Basu,  K.  H, 
Ds  Boyde,  A.  C.  I 
Ds  Howard,  Hon., 
G.  W.  A. 
Barber,  J.  R.) 
Ds  Guest,  E.  B.  ) 


Pet. 
Non  Coll. 

Trin. 
Trin. 
Christ's 


Ds  Gaskoin,  C.  J.  B. 
Brown,  W.  G. 


PART   I. 

First  Class. 


Jesus 
Trin. 


Ds  Gutteridge,  H.  C.    Kinp's 
Ale.\ander,  M.        Joh'. 


Ds  Blume,  L.  Caius 

Dickens,  H.  C.         Trin.H. 
Brudenell-Bruce,) 

J.  R  .J.  >  Trin. 

Sutton,  RW.      )  Cath. 
Landon,  W.  C.  A.  Down. 


Second  Class. 


Mav,  H.  R.  D.  ) 
Wiiliams,  F.  S.i 
Russell,  A.  F. 
Sawhny,  S.  B. 
Dragten,  F.  R. 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Down. 

Caius 


Ferris,  I.  G.         )  King's 

Marriott,  F.W. P.)  Emm. 

Fischer,  P.  U.)  Trin.H. 

Holme,  H.  B.  j  Clare 


Lemmon,  H.  G.      Queens'  i 

Herbert,  A.  G.     |  Trin.  , 

Trehern,  E.  C.      V  Joh.  i 

Winipflieimer,M.|  Caius  I 

Corser,  J.  S.         >  Emm.  \ 
Fotheringham,  A.i  ii'mwi. 

Moncrieff,  G.  A.     Trin.  \ 


Third  Class. 


Hill,  A. 
Lambert,  E.  T 
Lea,  E.  I. 
Baker,  F.  R. 
Holden,  N.  E 
Lafone,  H.  C. 
Leach,  J.  B. 


Emm. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Caiu^s 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Christ's 


Glenny  G.  C.       )  Pm&. 
Rigg,  R.  }  Caius 

Twentyman,W.P.|  Christ's 
DeMel,  V.F.J.)    Joh. 
Unwin,  R.  V   Clare 

Vinter,  R  (  NonColl. 

Hukam  Chand  NonColl. 
Cohen,  G.  H.  )  Christ's 
EiUs,  J.  W.  H./      Trin. 


638 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1900. 

ExAXTNEBS. 

Courtney  S.  Kenny,  LL.D.,  Dotcniw. 
T.  A.  Walker.  LL.D.,  Peterhouse. 
W.  W.  Bnckland,  M.A.,  Cahis. 
T.  Cyprian  Williams. 
J.  B.  Moyle,  D.C.L.,  Oxford, 

PART  n. 

Ftrtt  Clots. 
Brown,  W.  G.t       Trm.         I     Ds  Chadwick,  R.  A.     Joh. 
Ds  Haworth,  IL  W.     TVin.B.     \     Ds  Penman,  T.  SkL 


Alexando*,  M. 
IHi^ens,  U.  C. 
Williams,  F.  8 


Joh. 

Trm.H. 

Trim. 


Pemb. 


Glennr,  G.  G. 

Brudenell-Bruce,'^ 
J.  E.  ■ 

Russell.  A 
Ds  Shillingti 
Ds  Fausset,  F.  P.      »  PW. 

Lafone,  H.  C.      V  Trin. 

Wiu]pflieiuier,M.|  Caitts 
Ds  Ctiapnuin.  H.  S.  )  TrtH.  //. 
Ds  Trehem.E.  V.  M.}  Joh. 

I'nwin,  R.  )  Ckirt 


lell-BruceA 
J.  flVi«. 

I.  A.  F.       fjok. 
^on.J.M.JlV.H. 
I  P 

,.M.j  C, 


FirHCImts. 


Second  Class. 

Landon.  W.  C.  A.)  Do*m. 

Marriott,F.W.  P.)  Emtm. 
Ds  Palmer,  H.  R.|      TriH.H. 
Ds  Remfry,  C.  O.  §      Trm. 

Third  Class. 

Ferris,  I.  G.      )  Kiittf's 

Ds  Freeman,  A.  J.V  Kma's 

Sawhny,  S.  B.  ]  /Wn. 

Atchison,  G.  T.)  Ckrial's 

Leach,  J.  B.      )  Christ's 

Ds  Norton,  R.  II.  \  Kiw's 

Vinter,  E.         )  Son'Coil. 

Ds  Saiyut,  M.  R.  Kimt/'s 


WOMEN. 
S€C0itd  Class. 
Goodenough,  F.  A.      Ghrtott 


(betv 


14  i 


15) 


Hill.  A.  Emm. 

Ds  Jenkins,-  A  L.)  (^m<-c/u* 

Ds  Porter.  S.  L.    )  Emm. 

Dragten.  F.  R.  Caius 


Ds  Conollv,  C.  G.   I 
HukamCtand  V 
Leaunoii,H.  G.l 
Ds  Moors,  J.  L.) 
DBPa7ne,R.     | 
Omser,  J.  S.  ) 
Rscher.P.  r.f 
De  Mel,  V.  F.  J.» 
Lambert,  E.T.   | 


7>mf  r/a«r. 


TriH. 
A'oHCotl 

Caitu 

ivSTii: 

TVtii. 


Kitchin,  S.  B. 
Walker,  C.  H. 
Van  Zgl,  H.  S. 
Hanhart,  A.  A. 


PART  L 

Firsi  Class. 

Ds  Spalding,  P.  J.  Jesms 

Latif;  A.  a  A.  A.  (Latifi.  A.)  Jok. 

Megarry,  R.  L.  Trm.  H. 


Trim.H. 
CoriK 
Jok. 
Prmb. 


Baker,  G.  P.  ) 
Crane,  L.  F.  N.} 
Nawaz,  M.  S.  ( 
Wood,  T.  L.  CI 
Bnice,  F.  D.  I 
Fieldii«,  R.  F.  > 
MonisoD4>.C.A.i 
Greenwood,  H 
Henman, 
Molteno,(X 


»d,H.B.) 
W.  W.V 
<XW.B.| 


Trin. 

TrtH. 

Christ's 

Trim. 

TriH.H. 

Caius 

Jok. 

7Vi«. 

Femb. 


Second  Class. 
Loho,  P.  a  ) 
Maitland,  J.f 
l»rTor,  W.  M.\ 
White,  R,  J.  ; 

Thini  Class. 
Coole,  C.  W. 


a,  V.  W. 
Pg.G.  \ 


Hartog^ 
DsMowatt, 
DariesL^D.  T.) 
I11»,F.R.   f 


Trin.H. 
Tirm. 
Trim. 
Trm.H. 


Corp. 

Trim.H. 

Kill's 

Ckrists 

TVtn. 


'         Mills,  F.  R. 

Cruickshank,R.S.)  PtL 
IMjilin,  J.  Y.         )  TriH.H. 
Braithwaite.  C.  F.  Caius 
Navalkar,  M.  V.     TriH.H.  i 
Day.  F.  H.  C.         Trim.H. 

t  ClMa<«Uar*t  Medal  for  EngUah  law. 


Findlay,  A.  (  Cains 

Isaac,  A.  T.»  Jesus 

Southam.J.  F.L.  Jo*. 
Alexander,  C.  W. )  Trim. 
Ds  Molteno,  E.  B.  F.i  Pemt>. 


Basu,  K.  P.  )  Axrx. 

Thomely,P.E.W.)  TriH.H. 
Ponsonbv,//o/».V.B.  Trim. 
Alehra,  L.  C.  Doten. 

Crewdson,  W.  D.  v  Irim. 
Morse,  F.  A.  V.     I  Kino's 
Obeves^kere,  D.    iTrtH. 
Whvlev.  G.  J.  .M. )  Emm. 
Duukeis.  E.  I  Trim. 

Injrleby,  R.  A.  O.J  Trim. 


v 

I 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


June^  1901. 
Examiners  : 

C.  S.  Kenny,  LL.D.,  Downing. 
H.  Goudy,  D.C.L.  {Oxf.) 
H.  Bond,  LL.D.,  Tnmi>i  ITall. 
T.  A.  Walker,  LL.D.,  Feterhonse. 
T.  Cyprian  Williams. 

PART  n. 


639 


Ds  Lever,  1*.  P. 
Ds  May,  H.  R.  D. 


Findlay,  A. 

>>  Souiervillo,  T. 

Baker,  G.  F.l 

Maitland,  J.) 


Cains 
Emm. 
Trin. 
Trin. 


First  Class. 

Christ's        I 
Joh.  I 

Secomi  Class. 

Hanhart,  A.  A. 
Morrison.D.  C.  A. 

Prvor,  W.  M, 
Ds  Roy,  S.  C. 
Ds  Hartree,  C. 


Sutton,  E.  W. 


Catli. 


Pemh. 
Joh. 
Trin. 
NonCoU. 
Cuius 


Bruce,  P.  D,       ,    Trin.H. 
Ds  Herbert,  A.  G.    V    Trin. 

Southam.J.F.L.     Joh. 
DsBorlase.J.I.D.)    Sid. 

Kitchin,  S.  B.    f    Trin.H. 

Nawaz,  M.  S.  Christ's 


Ds  Mehra,  L.  C.     )      Down. 

Wooti,  T.  L.  C.)  Trin. 
Ds  Colien,  (J.  II.        j  Christ's 

Simpson,  L.  E.     (  Emm. 

Tliornely,l'.RW.r  Tr.  II. 

Trickett,  W.  R.    )  Corpus 

Crane,  L.  P.  Trin. 

Ds  Carr,  C.  T.  )  IVin. 

Fielding,  E.  P.     f  Cuius 

Greenwood,!!.  B.(   Trin. 

Mills.  P.  R.  )  Trin. 


Third  Class. 

Hartog,  (J. 
Bivsu,  K.  P. 
Chaudhuri,  A.N. 
VanZijl,  U.S. 
White,  R.  J. 
Ds  Yearwood,  C.  E. 


Tri)i.H. 

Down. 

TriiuH. 

Joh. 

TrituH, 

Pemb. 


Code,  C.  W. 
Day,  P.  II.  C. 
Uenuiau,  W.  W. ) 
Navalkar,  M.  V,( 
Braithwaite,  C.  P. 
Dunkels.  E. 


Corpus 

Trin.H. 

Pet. 

Trin.H. 

Cuius 

Trin. 


ADVANCED  STUDENT, 
Oliver.  D.  T.  Ti-in.  H. 


PART  I. 

First  Class. 

Sutton,  G.  G. 

Emm.        1 

Dohbs,  \V 

.  R  J.      Triiu 

Ds  Goftin,  S.  F.  H.      Jesus        \ 

Second  Class, 

Burn-Murdoch,  H 

.  IVin. 

Eustace,  A.  A.) 

Trin. 

Chaudhuri,  A.  N. 

Tr.H. 

Bulcraig,  H.  H. 

Cuius 

Griffith,  J.        ^ 

Trin. 

Clegg,  J. 

Tr.H. 

Jackson,  E.  W. 

Trin.H. 

Tattersall,  O.  E. 

Cuth. 

Costelk),  L.  W.  J. 

Pet. 

Nelson,  R.  A.\ 

Pet. 

Fletcher,  J.  H.  B. 

Joh. 

Smith,  P.  P.    i 

Cuius 

Phillips-Conn, 
T.  H.  M. 

Clare 

Braithwaite,  T.  M 

Clure 

Third  Class. 

Flawn,  N.  G.) 
Pretty,  B.      / 

Trin.H. 

Alexander,  J.  G. ) 
Maunsell,A.E.L.J 

Clare 

Dornhorst,  P.  S. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Jones,  W.  B. 

Trin. 

Babington,  J.  C.) 
Rvott,  T.  G.       J 

PemlK 

Hargreaves,  R.     j 

Clure 

Kelly,  N.  E. 

Pemlt. 

Corpus 

Helm,  J.  H. 

-  TritUL 

Young,  W.  S. 

Christ's 

Johnson,  E.  T. 

Trin.H. 

Weaver,  P.  W.  H.l 

Clure 

Ginn,  1).  B. 

Trin.H. 

Sawhny,  B.  R. 

Down. 

de  Jager,  S.  J. 

Trin.H. 

Mountain,  H. 

Christ's 

Upton,  R. 

Jesus 

Kariappa,  A.  B. 

Christ's 

M'ille,  G. 

Christ's 

640 


LAW  TEIPOSES. 


June,  1902. 

Examiners  : 

E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.,  St  John's. 
A.  V.  Dicey  [Oxf.). 
H.  Bond,  LL.D.,  TriniUj  Hall. 
H,  Fraser,  LL.D.,  Trinity  Hall. 
W.  J.  Whittaker,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

PAET  IL 


Bulcraig,  H 
Sutton,  G 


r.H.) 
G.  ; 


Caius 
Emm. 


First  Class. 

Ds  Latif.A.C.A.A, 
(Latifi,  A.) 
Megarry,  R.  L. 


Joh. 
Trin.H. 


Ds  Spear,  G.  F. 
Byers,  J. 


Bobbs,  W.  E.  J.  Trin. 
Kenyon,  H.  G.)  Pemb. 
Smith,  P.  F.     i       Caius 


Alexander,  J.  G.)  Clare 

Costello,  L.  W.  J.y  Pet. 

Pretty,  B.  )  Pemh. 

Babington,  J.  C.  \  Pemb. 

Clegg,  J.  /  Trin.H. 

Davies,  D.  T.        V  Christ's 

de  Jager,  S.  J.      I  Trln.H. 

Shepperson,  E.  W.J  Christ's 


Second  Class. 

Braithwaite,  T.  M, 
Ds  Buckley,  R. 

Fletcher,  J.  H.  B. 

Third  Class. 
Phillips-Conn,  T.  H.  M.  Clare 


Clare 
Emm. 
Joh. 


Holden,  N.  E. 
Ds  Crewdson,  W.  D, 

Flawn,  N.  G. 

Johnson,  E.  T. 
Ds  King,  11.  H. 


Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 

THn.H. 

PemlK 


son,  E.  W.i 
r,  W.  H.  V 
1,  E.  J.      ) 


Jackson,  E.  W.j 
Ds  Salter,  "" 
Smith, 


Ds  Charlton,R.L.M. 
Ryott,  T.  G. 
Sawhny,  B.  R. 
Young,  W.  S. 


PART  I. 

First  Class. 


Copland,  R.  | 
Lewis,  H.  G.  V 
McDonald,  R.  G. 


Windley,  T.  N. 
Appleby,  D. 
Ashcroft,  W. 
De  Mello,  A. 
Singh,  H.  K. 
Tatham,  C.  K. 
Taylor,  A.  L. 
Pvman,  R,  L.) 
Ward,  H.  L.  i 


Trin.H. 

Joh. 

Queens' 


Second  Class, 
Rivington,  R.  T.      Trin. 
Wheldon,  W.  P.     Joh. 
Symes,  R. 


Pemb. 


Third  Class. 

Holmes,  A.  K. 
Hathorn,A.A.R. 

Hos^ain,  S.  S. 
ObeyesSkere,  F.  A. 

Parry,  T.  H. 

Blakelock,F.C.S. 

Kingsford,  G.  T. 

Roberts,  S.      > 

Spearman,  W.) 


Clai'e  • 

Caius 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Cains 

Trin. 

Caius 


Dixit,  M.  R.       I  Christ's 

Freeman,  J.  E.  (  Clare 

Gennnell,  A.  C.f  Trin. 

Goodland,  J.     )  Trin.H 


m,  C.  F.) 
1,  P.  A.  } 
ale,  B.  ) 


Hutson,  C.  F.] 
Lynch,  ' 
Merivale, 
Redman,  G.  A. 
Spicer,  N.  ( 

Trench,  C.  W.    ( 
Whiteley,  R.  E.l 


LAW   TRIPOSES. 


641 


June,  1903. 

Examiners  : 

E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.,  St  John's. 

H.  Bond,  LL.D.,  THnity  Hall. 

H.  Eraser,  LL.D.,  Trinity  Hall. 

W.  J.  Whittaker,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

W.  J.  Brown,  M.A.,  LL.M.,  8t  Join's. 

PART  II. 

First  Class. 
Ds  Jardine,  J.  W.    King's 


Second  Class. 


i  Droop,  A.  II.  Trin. 

!  Burn-Murdocli,H.)  Trin. 
Richardson,  T.  i  Clm-e 
Lewis,  H.  G.    )       Joh. 

3  Walker,  N.  D.)       Trin. 


i  Cable,  J.  A.  )  Trin.      \ 

3  \Vatermeyer,E.F.)  C'a?'M*. 
Freeman,  J.  E.)       Clare 
Pynian,  R.  L.   j"      Clare 
de  Ilamel,  H.  G,     King's 
Applebv,  D.  Perhb. 

Wndley,  T.  N.        Christ's 


Copland,  R.  i  Trin.H.  ,    Ds  Stevens,  F.  B.  )  Christ' 

M'^Donald,  R.  G.V  Queens'  Trapnell,  J.  G./  King's 

Wheldon,  W.  P.  )  Joh.  Conacher,  H.  )  Emm. 

Ds  Nelson,  R.  A.j  Pet 


Third  Class. 


rnard,  D.  C.  | 
rbishire,  H.  D.V 
1,  P.  K.  I 


Ds  Barnard,  D.  C. 

Darbishire, 
Ds  Sen, 

Holmes,  A.  K. 
Ds  Maunsell.A.K.  L 

Roberts,  S. 

Symes,  R. 


PART  I. 


Trin.H.  | 
Clare 

Joh.  I 

Clare  \ 

Trin.  \ 
Trin. 

Pemb.  I 


Ds  Dodds,  S.  R.) 
Hosain,  S.  S. ) 
Merivale,  B.    ) 

DsPrior.A.  C.V.f 


First  Class. 

iNissim,  J.  Joh. 

*  Aston,  W.  D  Bovm. 

Ds  Williams,  W.  N.  Trin. 


Trin.H. 
Christ's 
Joh. 
King's 


Second  Class. 

Mortimer,  H.  C.      Trin. 

Jackson,  A.  E.        Pemb 

Young,  T.  P. 

Clare 

Todd,  J.  G.              Jesus. 

.      Goldie,  N.  B.)          Trin. 
Walton,  J.     /         Trin. 

Briggs,  W.  R.) 
Tompson,  C.   / 

Christ's 

Cawston,  E.  P.)       Pemb. 
Yeoh,  G.  S.      ;       Joh. 

Pemb. 

Third  Class. 

Blagden,  G.  C.      )  Pemb. 
Jackson,  A.  C.  B.f  Christ's 

Brown,  F.  C.    )       Trin. 

Cowley,  B.  P.) 

Christ's 

Cave,  W.  T.  C.)        Cuius 

Jacob,  H.  F.  y 

Trin. 

Haviland,  J.        )    Trin.H. 
Palmer,T.  N.  P.f  Joh. 

Flint,  A.  H.           1  Trin. 

Mosley,  I.  H. ) 

Christ's 

Roberts,  II.  T.  Ll.f  Clare 

Allen,  J.  B.  P.     1 

Joh. 

Masser,  B.  R. )        C/m-e 
Prevost,  P.  G.i        Down. 

Uaker,  E.  A.  C.  B.|  Christ's 

Dietrichsen,  F.  C' 

>  Cuius 

Muir  Mackenzie.K.  J.V  Jesus 

Ismail  Khan,  M. 

Joh. 

Cobbold,  P.  A.  VV.   Pe})ib. 

Senanayake,  F.  R.)  Down. 

Hotblack,  G.  F.) 
Husain,  S.  I.      j 

Pemb. 

Turnbull,  R.  AV.      Trin. 

Christ's 

WOMEN 
First  Class. 


Bradford,  D.  M.  G.    Newnhum 
(between  2  and  3). 


1  George  Long  Prize. 


642 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


June^  1904. 

Examiners 

E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.,  8t  John's. 

H.  Eraser,  LL.D.,  Trinity  Hall. 

W.  W.  Buckland,  M.A.,  Cams. 

W.  J.  Wliittaker,  M.A.,  Tnnity. 

W.  J.  Brown,  M.A.,  LL.M.,  St  John's. 


PART  II 

First  Class. 

Second  Class 

Hollins,  E.  M.) 
Todd,  J.  G.      / 

King's 

Ds  Akbar,  M.  T.      \ 

Emm. 

Jems 

Ds  Appasamy,  P.     ( 

Emm. 

Jackson,  A.  Rl 
Ds  Lazarus,  G.  M.j 

Pemb. 

Ds  Garbett,  C.  C.      ) 

Jesus 

King's 

Goodland,  J.       1 

TrituH. 

Mortimer,  H.  C. ) 

Trin. 

Blagden,G.  C.) 
Ds  Pettitt,  H.        ; 

Pemb. 

Clare 

Third  Class. 

Holland,  F.         ) 
Ds  Rivington,  R.  T.j 
Cave,  W.  T.  C.) 

King's 

Eustace,  A.  A.  \ 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Ilaidar,  S.  A.     / 

Christ's 

Caius 

Palmer,  T.N.  P.  V 

Joh. 

Ward,  H.  L.     \ 

Trin.H. 

Ds  Taylor,  A.  L.     I 

Trin. 

Yeoh,  G.  S. 

Joh. 

Tompson,  C.       J 
Haviland,  J. 

Pemb. 

Parry,  T.  H. 

Christ's 

Trin.H. 

Brown,  F.  C.        i 

Trin. 

Gemmell,  A.  C.  ( 

Trin. 

. 

Richter,A.H.L.f 

Pemb. 

Ds  Trench,  C.  W.     ) 

Trin. 

PART  I. 

Cawston,  E.  P.)      Pemb. 
Goldie,  N.  B.    \     Trin. 
Masser,  B.  R.  |      Clare 
Ds  Horowitz.  S.)  Joh. 

Walton,  J.    )  Trin. 

Devereux,  E.  R.  P.  Christ'. 


ini,  C.  K.     I 
N.  I 

bull,  R.  W.j 


Ds  Tathani,  C.  K. 

Tinn, 

Turnbull, 

Dietrichsen,  F.  C. 

Flint,  A.  H. 

Merz,  E.  L. 
Ds  Wilberforce,  H.  H. 

Cowley,  B.  P. 


Trin. 

Kim/'s 

Triii. 

Caius 

Trin 

King's 

Corp. 

Christ'. 


Senanayake,  F.  R.  Down. 


Wormald,  G.  Trin.       \ 

Rogers,  A.  D.  S.  Cath. 

Langley,  F.  O.  Caius      I 

Ds  Gaye,  A.  S.  Trin.       \ 

Sealy,  L.  O.  F.  Down.     ! 


Mager,  L.  )  Christ's 

Martin,  W.  B.       V  Cains 

Randies,  J.  G.  H.|  Cains 


Abrahams,  S. 
Aston,  A.  N. 
Dodson,  G. 
Haswell,  J.  V. 
Sampson,  S.  J.  M. 
Kingdon,  D. 
Homer,  L.  V.  C. 


Emm. 

Trin. 

Down. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Pet. 


First  Clatt. 

Gibson,  R.  J.  T.  Pemb. 
Mackeurtan,  H.  G.  Trin. 
Glaisyer,  H.  E.  Caius 

Second  Class. 
Sanderson,  W.  J.    Jesu^ 


Harbord,  H.  C. 
Johnston,  A.  A. 
Johnston,  R.  W. 


Third  Class. 

Churchill,  A.  R. 
Cloudslev,  H. 
Hamilton,  A.  J.  S. 
VanSoelen,J.G.V. 
H<)bson,  F.  W.  E. 
Haydon,  R.  A.) 
Stutfield,  J.  G. 
Hurrell,  J. 
Lander,  J.  V. 
Prior,  B.  C. 
Owen,  H. 
Quill,  J.  J. 


N.) 


Trin. 
Pemb. 
Pemb. 


Caitis 

Caius 

Joh. 

Tr.H. 
Jesus 
Emm. 
Down. 
Trin. 
Clare 
Emm. 
Trin. 
Clare 


Reed,  E.  B.  Christ's 

Macquarrie,  E.  J.  Caius 
Berrington,  K.  C.  Pemb. 
Walker,  O.  R.         Trin.Il. 


Brandon,  A.  de  B. 
Dodwell,  G.  M.    ^ 
Franken,J.  L.M.i 
Mehra,  N.  C. 
Spencer,  G.  T.  L. 
Tyau,  P.  K.  C.     J 
Singleton,  J.  R 
Usher,  T. 
Lambert,  IL  H. 
Gardner,  T.  A. 


Trin.H 
Christ' i 
Tr.  n. 
•  Down. 
Trin. 
Christ'i 
Pemb. 
Trin.H. 
Pemb. 
Trin.H 


Examiners 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 

June^  1905. 

{W.  W.  Buckland,  M.A.,  Gains. 
J.  P.  Bate,  LL.D.,  Trin.  Hall. 
W.  R.  Phillips,  LL.M.,  Trin.  Hall. 
W.  J.  Brown,  M.A.,  LL.M.,  St  John's. 
A.  F.  Topham,  LL.M.,  Queens'. 

PART   II. 

First  Class. 

*Aston,  W.  D.  Down. 

Mackeurtan,  H.  G.      Trin. 

Gibson,  li.  J.  T.  Pemb. 

Taylor,  J.  N.  Joh. 


643 


sAllen,  S.  S.  Pemb. 

s  Ricliardson,  .J.  B.  Queens' 

lloRers,  A.  D.  S.   Cath. 

Walker,  O.  R.)     Trin.  H. 

Wormald,  G.  |    Trin. 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Young,  T.  P. 
Johnston,  R.  W. 
Glaisyer,  H.  E.| 
Langley,  F.  O.  > 
Sealy,  L.  O.  F.  | 


Clare 
Pemb. 
Cuius 
Caius 
Down. 


Ds  Brothers,  M.  |        Clare 
Ds  Mehra,  N.  C.  V       Bourn. 

Reed,  E.  B.    )        Christ's 
Ds  C'obbold,  F.  A.  W.  Pemb. 
Ds  Lorani,  C.  T.  Kimfs 

Macqnarrle,  E.  J.  Caius 


Ilaswell,  J.  V.| 
Lander,  J.  V.  r 
Rose,  H.  C.      I 
Kingdon,  D.) 
M  ager,  L.      ) 
Sanderson,  W.  J, 
.Johnston,  A.  A. 
Fitzgerald,  G.T.) 
Harbord,  H.  C.  ] 


Sid. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Jesus 

Pemb. 

Kimfs 

Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Sampson,  S.  J.  M.  Trin. 
Hamilton,  A.  J.  S.  Joh. 


Berry,  W. 
Ilurrell,  J.  NJ 
Ds  Chubb,  C.  H.  E. 
Owen,  H. 
Dodson,  G.     ) 
Majid,  Abduli 


PART  I. 

First  Class. 
iBurrows,  R. 
Lindenbaum,  J.  B. 
Bovey,  F.  H.  W.) 
Robson,  W.  N.    / 
Bewloy,  E.  N. 


Kino's 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Down. 

Christ's 


Trin.  H. 
Caius 
Trin.  H. 
Caius 
Caius 


G.  M.| 

T.  A.y 

J.  E.I 


Dodwell,  G.  M. 
Gardner,  T. 
Singleton, 
Spencer,  G.  T.  L. 
Brandon,  A.  deB. 
Churchill,  A.  R. 
riobson,F.W.E. 
Hay  don,  R.  A. 


Christ's 

Trin.H. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin.  11. 

Cains 

Jesus 

Emm. 


Caporn,  A.  C.  Trin.!!. 
Rawnsley,G.  T.  Trin.H. 
Thompson,  H.  S.  Trin. 


Craig,  R.  D. 

Phillips,  W.  M 

Welch,  J. 

Casev,  H.  J.  ) 

Harris,  H.  S.l 

Dinn,  H.  K. 

Henry,  J.  G. 

Hutclience,  W. 

van  Hoes,  A.  S.  M. )  Joh. 

Keir,  .J.  L.  V.        Cuius 


Pemb. 

)  Trin.H. 

i  Trin. 
Clare 
Trin.  H. 
\  Clare 
[Down. 

G.  (  Cains 


Second  Class. 

Aitken,  J. 
liurchell,  F. 
May-Oung 
Rudd,  F.  A. 
Grant,  F.  G. 

Third  Class. 
Checkland,M.B. 
Firth,  T.  H. 
Jones,  E.  H.  G. 
Majid,  Abdul 
Oats,  G. 
Andrew,  R.  H. 
Young,  W.  R.  H 
Banks,  E.  H.  1 
Hunter,  H.  C, 
Bell,  W.  H.  D, 
Ormond 
Wessels, 


H.  D.) 

,  J.  M.y 

C.  H.  I 


Christ's 

Marais,W.  F.     \  Trin.H. 

Kino's 

Smith,  N.  H.       I  Trin.H. 

NonColl. 

Theophilus,  S.  C.f  Christ's 

Trin.H. 

Weber,  H.  G.      )  Clare 

Christ's 

Mango,  A.  A.        Trin. 

Joh. 

Graburn,  G.  N.)    Corp. 
Leach,  R.  W.     f   Christ's 

Trin. 

Caius 

Duncan-Hughes,J.G.)  Trin. 
Fletcher,  W.  T.  f  Il.Selw. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Bowman,  T.  ¥.1     Cath. 

Jesus 

Marais,  A.  J.    }    Trin.H. 

Jesus 

Pandit,  S.  R.    |     Christ's 

Emm. 

Cohen,  D.S.        \  Trin.  II. 
Hutcliinson,G. C.i  Trm.//. 

Trin.  II. 

Trin. 

Hangako()n,J.W.R.  Trm.//. 

Trin.  II. 

Trin.  II. 

WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 
Hetherjngton,  J.  L        G 
(between  8  aud  9) 

1  George  Lour  Prize. 


Third  Class. 


644 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1906. 

EXAMINEBS : 

W.  W.  Buckland,  M.A.,  Caius. 
John  Pawley  Bate,  LL.D.,  Trim.  Hall. 
L.  H.  K.  Bushe-Fox,  M.A.,  St  Johns. 
W.  R.  Phillips,  LL.M.,  Tiin.  Hall.  ^ 
A.  F.  Tophani,  LL.M.,  Queens'. 

PART  II. 


First  Class. 


1  Burrows,  R. 
Lindenbauni,  J.  B. 


Trin.  H. 
Caius 


Second  Class. 


Neville,  A.  W. 

Olphert,  W. 

Robson,  W.  N. 

Thompson,  H.  S, 
Ds  Verrall,  F.  H. 

Rawnsley,  G.  T. 

Bovey,  F.  H.  W. 
Ds  Denby,  A.  P. 


Casey,  H.  J. 

Ds  Chandler,  W.K. 
Craig,  R.  D. 

Ds  Flinn,  O.  S. 
Keir,  J.  L.  Y. 
Firth,  T.  H.      ) 
Phillips,  W.  M  J 
Oats,  G.         ) 
Smith,  N.  H.i 


Jesus 
Kind's 
Caius 
Trin. 

Emm. 

Trin.H. 

Trin.H. 

Jesus 


Clare 

Trin.H. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Cuius 

Trin. 

Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Trin.  II. 


Aitken,  J 
Bewley, 
Hollond 
Rudd,  F.  A 
Ds  Grant,  F.  G. 
Harris,  H.  S. 
Caporn,  A.  C 


J,  )     Chris 

E.  N.    >    Caiui 
,  H.  A.)     Trin. 


Christ  s 
aius 


Trin.H. 
Christ's 
Trin.H. 
Trin.H. 


Third  Class. 

Chuan,  Nai         \  Kincfs 
Dinn,  H.  K.  f  Clare 

.Jones,  ¥..  H.  G.  f  Caius 
Theophilus,  S.  C. )  Christ's 
Banks,  E.  H.  "j       Emm. 
Hunter,  H.  C.  I       Trin.H. 
.larvis,  C.  II.    f     Joh. 
Welch,  J.         )      Trin. 
Hutchence,  W.  G.  Caius 
Ds  Radclyffe,  E.  J.  D.  Trin. 


Marais,  W.  F. 
May  Oung 
Nancarrow,  J,  ^ 
Prior,  B.  C, 
Andrew,  R.  H. 
Ds  Martin,  W,  B. 


Trin.  I 
Down. 
King't 
Emm. 
Jesus 
Caius 


Rawlings,  A,  G. ) 

Young,W.  R.  HJ 

VanHees,  A.S.  M. 

Abrahams,  S.) 
Ds  Meyer,  H,  G.  } 

Town,  C.  A.    ) 
Ds  Webb,  H.  C. 

Bowman,  T.  F.    ) 

Ds  Duncan-Hughes,  ( 

J.  G.  f 

Mango,  A.  A.     ) 
Ds  Pandit,  S.  R. 


Trin. 
Jesus 
Joh. 
Emm. 
Trin. 
Jesus 
Christ' 
Cath. 

Trin. 
Trin. 
Christ 


1  Chancellor's  Medal  for  the  Study  of  English  Law. 


Ds  Malkin,  H.  W. )      Trin. 
Scorgie,  N.  G.  |     Sid. 
Crauford,  L.  G.      Joh. 


PART  I. 

First  Class. 

Davies,  C.  E.         Trin.H. 
.Jackson,  I.  Pemb, 

Second  Class. 

Sftlomon.C.  G.  R.)  Tr/n.//.  I 
Thomas,  II.  A.     )  Joh. 
Waite,  W.  F.  Down. 


Woolf,  W.  R.  M.  Christ 
M*^Gowan,  I.  A.  W)  Jesu 
Sparke,  .J.  B.         |  Clar 


Wasim,  M. 
Paul,  W.  E.  J. 
Matheson,  J.  L. 
Ogden,  J.  B. 
Archer,  W.  F. 
Compston,  G.  E.| 
Douglas,  " 
Linton,  F. 
Beaumont,  J.  L.j 
Das8enaike,E.S.> 
Gubbay,  E.  A.  I 


in,  G.  E.l 
,  H.  K.  V 
F.  J.       I 


Magd. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Trin.H. 

Trin.H. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Trin. 


Third  Class 

Bose,  S.  K.) 
Chan,  S.  .J.f 
Brandt,  W.  R.) 
Hearn,  J.  W.  i 
Bennion,  C 


Down. 
Down. 
Kinq's 
Sid.' 
Pemb. 


Benmon,  C.  )   Peml 

Coates,  D.  W.      V  Joh. 
MacMullen,  E. R.|    Trin 
Robinson,  H.  T.     Clare 
Din,  G.  K.       I       Down. 
.Johnston,  F.  >      Joh. 
Melvill,  I.  E.  j       Trin.  H. 


Koop,  G.  G.       I  Caius 

Myer.  H.  S.       >  Trin. 

Webb,  H.  B.  L.|  Cath. 

Beal,  S.  E.  Trin.l 

Ackland,  B.  M.)  Trin.i 

van  Breda,  W.  j  Clare 


LAW  TEIPOSES 

June,  1907. 

Examiners  : 

L.  H.  K.  Bu8he-Fox,  M.A.,  ^S"^  John's. 
H.  Bond,  LL.D.,  Trinity  Hall. 
J.  P.  Bate,  LL.D.,  Tnnitij  Hall. 
W.  R.  Phillips,  LL.M.,  Trinity  Hall. 
A.  F.  Topham,  LL.M.,  Queens'. 

PAET  II. 


645 


First  Class. 


Ds  Scorgie,  N.  G. 
Davies,  C.  E.) 
1,1.    i 


Pickles,  A.        ) 
Ranisev.W.  J.) 
Oaten,  E.  F. 
Lewis,  C.  M.  ) 
Weber,  H.  G.f 


Jackson, 


Trin. 
Trin.  H. 

Sid. 

King's 

Clare 


Sid. 

Trin.H. 

Pemb. 


Crauford,  L.  G. 
Ds  Lall,  P. 


Joh. 
Joh. 


Second  Class. 


Din,  G.  K.  j  Down. 

M'^Gowan.I.  A.W.V  Jesus 
Wood,  P.  B.  )  Clare 

Dassenaike,  K.  S.)  Christ's 
Woolf,W.  R.  M.I  Christ's 
Cohen,  D.  S.  )  Trin.H. 
Compston,  G.  E.  (  Trin.H. 
Sutcliffe,  J.  H.  t  Caivts 
Van  Breda,  W.   J  Clare 


Ds  Hollond,  H.  A. 
Swords,  W.  F. 


Dutt,  P.  N. 
Chan,  S.  J. 
Thomas,  H. 
Float,  W.  L. 
Ogden,  J.  B. 


Third  Class. 

Douglas,  H.  K. 
Coates,  D.  W.) 
Wasim,  M.  J 
Melvill,  I.  E. 
Tempi  er,  .J.  F.  I 
Darlow,  H.  ) 
Johnston,  F.j 


Christ's 

Beaumont,  J.  L. 

Trin. 

A.} 

Dotvn. 

Bennion,  C. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Paul,  W.  E.  J. 

Trin. 

'■} 

Clare 

Christ's 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Maqd. 

Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Doum. 

Joh. 


.)  Trin. 

Myer,  11.  S.         f  Trin. 

Bose,  S.  K.      I  Down. 

Ds  Leach,  R.  W.  V  Christ'i 

Nawaz,  H.  M.I  Down. 


PART  1. 


First  Class. 


Trin. 
Joh. 


Brocklehurst,T.  P.)  Trin.H. 
Ds  Brown,  A.  E.  /  Joh. 


Hall,  J.  A. 
Morgan,  W.  W 
Jones,  H. 
Sutton,  C, 
Williamson 
Wood,  T.  E. 


V.  W.j  Trin. 
C.  B.  )  Emr 
J.  (   F.mi 

n,  G.  E.  (  Trir 
E.  j  Joh. 


Clare 
Trin.H. 
mm. 
Emm. 
rin. 


Second  Class. 

Brooke,  J. 
Buchanan,  J.  N. 
Evans,  E. 
Griffiths,  W.  M.) 
Ontanon,  C.        j 
Sanderson,  L  C. 


Emm. 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 

H.Selw. 

Down. 

Trin. 


Jones,  D.  D. 
Barton,  B.  B.        \ 
Bomanji,  J.  K.R.) 
Willett,  E.  W. 
Wharton,  C.  H.  L. 
Beck,  E.  W.  T. 
Pye-Smith,  T.  E.  B 
Pitts-Tucker,  G.  S. 
Hosken,  H. 
Mossop,  A.  G.  ) 
te  Water,  C.  T.J 


Pemb. 
Trin.H. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
H.Selw. 
Clare 
.  Caius 
Trin. 
Christ's 
Pemb. 
Christ's 


Third  Class. 

Andrews,  W.  S. 
Greenham,  R.G.H. 
Hobbs,  V.  W.  J. 
Murray,  J.  S. 
Stinson,  H.  J.  E. 
Thome  Waite,  A. 
Villar,  R. 
Nand  Lai 
Hooper,  G.  G.   ) 
Horsfield,  R.  B.V 
Nawaz,  H.M.    ) 
Pirbhai,  R.  K.) 
Trill,  H.  D.     i 


Elmslie,  W.  G. 
Riesle,  W.  B. 
Swanwick,  F.  B. 
Veevers,  W. 
Formoy,  R.  R.) 
Hudson,  R.  J.  } 


Dickinson,  G.  F. 
Peters,  S.  J. 
Gray,  F.  L. 
Heald,  W.  M 
Martin,  R.  C. 
Eber,  R.  L. 
Hasan,  N. 
Kneen,  E.  C. 
Marsh,  W 
Sen-Gupta,  J.  M. 
Burn-Murdoch,  A, 


Naoroji,J.A.D.> 
"      1,  A.  H.       j 


Penn, 


Pemb. 

Trin.H 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Caius 

Caius 


Pemb. 
NonColl. 
Trin. 
Caius 
Clare 
Christ's 
Doum. 
Pemb. 
Pemb. 
Down. 
.  Trin. 
Christ's 
Trin. 


646 


LAW   TKIPOSES. 


June,  1908. 

Examiners  : 

Courtney  S.  Kenny,  LL.D.,  Downing. 

Henry  Bond,  LL.D.,  Tmiitj/  Hall. 

A.  H.  Lush,  M.A.,  Trinity  Hall. 

L,  H.  K.  Bushe-Fox,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

Harold  D.  Hazeltine,  Hon.  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

PAKT  II. 

First  Class. 
Swords,  W.  F.       Joh. 


Second  Class. 


Wood,  T.  E. 

Joh. 

Waite,  W.  F. 

Down. 

Ds  Bethell,  C.          ) 

Trin. 

Ds  Sparke,  J.  B. 

Clare 

Morgan,  W.  W.f 

Trin.H. 

Buchanan,  J.  N. 

Trin. 

Brocklehurst,  T.  T.) 

Trin.H. 

Barton,  B.  B. 

Trin.H. 

Hall,  J.  A.          \ 
Jones,  II.  C.  B.  | 

Clare 

Ds  Bonser,  W.  J.    i 

Christ's 

Emm. 

Evans,  E.            V 
Stinson,  H.  J.  E.1 

Trin.  11. 

Emm. 

Third  Class. 

Bomanji,J.K.  R. 

Kimi's 

Ontanon,  C.         ) 

Down.     1 

Brooke,  J. 

Emm. 

Pirbhai.  R.  K.     > 
Solomon,  C.G.R.) 

Down. 

Crewdson,  B.  F. 
Elmslie,  W.  G. 

King's 

Trin.H. 

Pemb. 

Pitts-Tucker,  G.S. 

Trin. 

Ds  Engineer,  A.  A. 

Trin. 

Ds  Fleuret,  F.  S.  ) 

Trin. 

Fisher,  P. 

}  Clare 

Ds  Stewart,  D.  M.V 

Joh. 

Hudson,  R.  J. 

Cuius 

VVillett,  E.  W.| 

Joh. 

Jones,  I).  D. 

Pemb. 

Preston,  Sir  J. 

Trin. 

Mcholls,  D.  M. 

Dovm. 

Ds  Thomas,  G.  E.  A. 

Caius 

Sutton,  C.  J. 

Emm. 

Swanwick,  F.  B.   '' 

Trin. 

PART  I. 
First  Class. 

MacNair,  A.  D. 

Cams 

Callingham,  L.  F. 

Trin. 

Stone,  G. 

Caius 

Second  Class. 

Ds  Kellv,  I.  G. 

Queens' 

Wanless,  G.  L. 

Clare      | 

Arias,  H.           ) 

Joh. 

Jackson,  B.  R.j 

Trin. 

Groves,  K.  G. 

Trin. 

Sowden,  J.  R.  V 

Trin.H. 

Levy,  L.  C.         f 

Joh. 

Waterer,  C.  R.  j 

Emm. 

Scrutton,  T.  B.  j 

King's 

Third  Class. 

Evans,  B.             ) 
Rennoldson,  H.  P.) 

Trin. 

Crockford,  L.  0.     ^ 
Elmslie,  K.  W. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

King's 

Hamilton,  G.  C.  H. 
Lamb,  G.  0.  E.     . 

Kimj's 

Gibb,  P. 
Innes-Cross.A.C.W. 
Medwin,  H. 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

^  Trin. 

Stuart,  D.  C.  R.  f 

Trin.H. 

Pemb. 

Walford,  H.  H.  ) 

Cuius 

Pollock,  M.  V. 
Rigby,  ^.  J. 
TudsDery,  F.  C.T.y 

Trin. 

Oalderwood,J.L.j 
Ramsay,  D.        i 

Caius 

Caius 

Christ's 

King's 

Derbyshire,  II.    |  Sid. 
Sanderson,  I.  G.  >  Trin. 
Willianison,G. E.)  Trin. 
Beck,  E.  W.  T.)      Clare 
Stirling,  G.  S.  f     Clare 


Hosken,  H. ) 
Veevers,  W.j 
Lai,  N.  I 

Marsh,  W.      V 
Martin,  R.  C.| 
Dickhison,  G.  F. 
Burn  Murdoch,  A.  I  Tiin. 
Mossop,  A.  G.     j  Pemb. 
Riesle,  W.  B.  Trin.n 


Christ') 

Joh. 

Down. 

Pemb. 

Clare 

Pemb. 


Jetfrevs,  R.  S,     yjoh. 
Kemp-Welch,  H.  A.j  Trin. 
Eves,  R.  S.  Trin.H 


Caldwell,  K.  F.  T.\  Trin.H 
Fisher,  G.  H.       I  Clare 
Mackay,  K.  V  Trin. 

Reunert,  0.  \  Trin, 

Rewcaatle,  0.  S.  ;  Trin. 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1909. 
Examiners: 

E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.,  St  John's. 

Courtney  S.  Kenny,  LL.D.,  Down. 

Henry  Bond,  LL.D.,  Trinity  Hall. 

A.  H.  Lush,  M.A.,  Trinity  Hall. 

Harold  D.  Hazeltine,  Hon.  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

PART  II. 

First  Class. 


647 


MacNair,  A.  D.           Cuius 

Ds  Keuneman,  A.  E.)       Pemb. 
Ds  Smith,  A.  D.        /      Pemb. 

Callingham.L.  F.         Trin. 

Second  Class. 

Cleary,  W.  C.) 

Trln. 

Evans,  B.           }    Trin. 
Lamb,  G.  G.  E.j    Pemh. 

Stone,  G.        ( 

Cuius 

Arias,  H.           1 

Joh. 

Eves,  R,  S.           )  Trin.H. 
Kemp  Welch,H.A.;  Trin. 

Levy,  L.  C. 

,  Joh. 

Scougal,  K.  H. 

Joh. 

Waterer,  C.  R.J 

E^. 

ibb,  P.  ^  Emm. 

jrreenham,R.G.H.  [  Jesus 
Hubbuck,  R.  E.     [Pemb. 
Humpbreys,W.H.  j  Christ's 
Bonner,  C.  A.  J.  f  Emm. 
Calderwood,  J.  L.  (  Cuius 


Third  Class. 

Ardeshir,  A.  H.  \  Trin.H. 
Brown,  H.  M.       [Caius 
Holt,  F.  A.  [King's 

Jeffreys,  R.  S.      j  Joh. 
Crockford.  L.  C.)   Pemh. 
Medwin,  H.        f  Pemb. 


PART  I. 

First  Class. 
Baker,  J.  B.  Trin.  H. 


Aitcbison,  I.  G. 
Ds  Iliggins,  C.  A. 
Jones,  A.  V. 
Ramsay,  U. 
Stuart,  D.  C,  R. 
Tudsbery,F.C.T. 
Wanless,  G.  L. 


Drinkwater,.J.R. 
Innes  Cr(!S.s,A.C.W. 

Kachorn,  M.  C. 

Pollock,  M.  V. 
Rennoldson.H.F. 

Wharton.C.H.L. 

Wyiey,  D.  H.  F. 
Ds  Foster,  H.  P.  R. 
Ds  Pye-Smith,T.E.B. 
Ds  Perriu,  E.  C. 


Pemb, 
Pemb. 
King's 
■  Christ's 
Trin.H. 
King's 
Clare 


King's 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

H.Selw. 

Jesus 
\  King's 
)  Caius 
Pet. 


Hughes  .Jones,  O.  Joh. 
Roscoe,  W.  Cuius 

Mohiuddin,  G.)       Down. 
Sewell,  IL  V.  V      Pet. 
Smith,  L.  D.    )      Joh. 


Second  Class. 

Helme,  J.  M.   \  Trin. 

Marshall,  W.   /  Pemb. 

Roberts,  A.  D.y  Caius 

Samuel,  J.  A.  l  H.  Selw. 

Stephen,  A.  F.^  Clare 


da  Silva,  C.  H.     )  Christ's 
Rice-Jones,  B.  R.j  Christ's 


Third  Class. 

Jennings,  R.  W. 

Jesus 

Acheson  Gray, 

Davidson,  J.  CO. 

Pemb. 

NichoUs,  A.  C. 

Joh. 

0.  G.  A. 

Trin. 

Girling,  E.  A. 

H.Selw. 

Pawson,  D.  O. 

'Trin.H. 

Bedford,  S.  H. 

-  Caius 

Hacker,  H.W.L. 

Jesus 

Renshaw,  H.  W. 

Pemb. 

Beecroft,  A.  E. 
Elliott,  E.  C. 

Christ's 

Halliday,D.R.J. 

'  Trin. 

Squires,  C.  S. 

Caius 

Emm. 

Hunter,  G.  J. 

Trin.H. 

Collins,  G.  A.) 

Christ's 

Falcon,  M.        J 
Gell,  W.  C.  C. 

Pemb. 

Staveley,  H.  S. 
Clarke,  H.  M. 

Jesus 

Gunn,  L.  L.    > 

Corpus 

Caius 

Clare 

Rosher,  J.  B.) 

Trin. 

Jones,  J.  S. 
MacLaren,  A.  L 
Oakey,  J.  M. 
Smith,  S.  P. 
Stevens,  W.  G. 

Pemb. 

Clare 
■  Trin. 

Caius 
1  Cath. 

648 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


,/ime,  1910. 

EXAMINEBS : 

Courtney  S.  Kenny,  LL.D.,  Down. 

E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.  Ht  Johns. 

Alfred  H.  Lush,  M.A.,   Trinity  Hall. 

D.  L.  Harris,  M.A.,  Dovm. 

Harold  D.  Hazeltine,  Hon.  M.A.,  Emvianuel. 


Willcocks,  R.  H.   Kiwi's 

Evans,  V.  W.  E.|^  Trm.H. 
Ds  Turner,  J.  W.  C.)  Queens' 

Ilardnian,W.  H/(  Down. 

Sewell,  H.  V.      j  Pet. 
Ds  Campbell,R.W.F.)  Pemb. 

Smith,  L.  D.  j  J  oh. 


Braley,  E.  F, 

Gomme,  R.  E. 

Jennings,  R.  W, 
Ds  Rigby,  F.  J. 
Ds  Riley,  G.  L. 

Roberts,  A.  D. 
Ds  Groves,  K.  G. 
Hamilton,  G.  C.  H. 

Helme.  J.  M. 

Jackson,  B.  R. 

Malik,  M.  S. 

Rosher,  J.  B. 

Samuel,  J.  A. 
Ds  Walford,  II.  H. 

Bedford,  S.  H. 

da  Silva,  C.  H. 

Ilalliday,  D.  R.  J 

Ds  Sulaiman,  S.  M. 


\  Down. 
I  Trin.H. 
[_  Jesus 

Caiits 

Cuius 

Cuius 

Trin. 

King's 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Down. 

Trin. 

H.Selw. 

Cuius 
")  Cuius 
[^  Christ's 
(  Trin. 
)  Christ's 


Evans,  J.  R.        )  Trin.  H. 
Mackay,  R.  D.     i  Trin. 


Atkinson,  J.  L. 
Boote,  C.  W. 
Phillips,  L.  P. 
Pratt,  G.  C. 
Sayers,  E.  F. 
Pillai,  M.  V. 


(Down. 
Emm. 
Christ's 
Trin.  H. 
Joh. 
Down. 


PART  II. 

First  Cluss. 

Ds  Morton,  F.  D.  Joh. 

Mannooch,  J.  K.  Queens'. 

Schiff,  M.  E.  H.  Jesus. 

Second  Class. 

Lee,  R.  D.  ^  Christ's 

Mohiuddin,  G.     I  'Down. 

Ds  Reynolds,  E.  P.   Y  Cuius 

Thomas,  K.  G.       Pet. 

Wetenhall,  W.  T.  J  Cuius 


Walden- Vincent,  A.  C.\  Pemb. 


Third  Class. 

Gell,  W.  C.  C. 
Ds  Heywood,  L.  J. 
Uughes-Joiies,  O. 
Ds  Barrett,  H.  S. 

Browne,  M.  G. 
Ds  Garrett,  L.  C. 

Pawson,  D.  O. 
Ds  Tom,  Nai 
Acheson-Gray, 
C.  G.  A. 

Collins,  G.  A. 

Falcon,  M. 

Gunn,  L.  L. 

Smith,  S.  P. 

Sowden,  J.  R. 

Stephen,  A.  F. 

Times,  W.  O. 


Cuius 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Joh. 
\  Trin. 
\Trin. 
I  Trin.H. 
)  King's 

\  Trin. 
Christ's 
Pemb. 
^Corpus 
Cuius 
Trin.H. 
Clare 
Trin. 


PART  I. 

First  Class. 
^Alexander,  A.         Joh. 
Burrell,  R.  E.  Trin.H. 

Mayer,  N.  E.  )       Christ's 
Parker,  R.  H.  j        Trin. 


Secmui  Class. 
Davies,  B.  i 

Ghani,  S.  A.        V 
-"  H.) 


Pemberton,  W. 


Joh. 

Down. 

Pemb. 


Third  Class. 
Mellor,  A.      ) 
Morier,  C.  E.f 
Fletcher,  F.  C. 
Keay,  E.  D. 
Torrev,  C.  E. 


Trin.H. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Trin. 


Marshall,  W 
Scrutton 
Squires, 
Ds  Weightman 


,  w.  ^  ten 

,  T.  B.        I  Kin 
C.  S.  (  Caii 

um,W.lU  Joh. 


Allen,  J.  H. 
Renshaw,  H.  W. 
Beecroft,  A.  E. 
Formoy,  R.  R. 
Ds  Smith,  F.  H.  H. 
Wallis,  O.  B. 
Rice-Jones,  B.  R 
Roscoe,  W. 
Staveley,  H.  S. 
Elliott,  B,  C. 


I  Jesus 
i  Pemb 
]  Chrisi 
[  Cuius 
C  Clare 
}  Emm. 
I  Chris 
>■  Cuius 
)  Jesus 
Emm. 


Leslie,  A.  )  Trin. 

McMillan,  J.  F.  (  Trin. 
Fieldhouse,  B.  E.)  Down 
Wooldridge,  D.  W.fJoh. 


Callaghan,  K.  F. 

Giles,  H.  O'H. 
Goodchild,  H.  N. 

Manning,  J.  C. 

Walker,  B.  S. 
Watkins,  I.  E.  M. 

Wilson,  C.  T.      J 

Goolden,  A.  W.  ] 

Gregory,  J.  S.      J 


Caii 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Cuius 

King') 

Kiiig'i 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


1  George  Long  Prize. 


LAW  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1911. 


649 


Examiners  : 

D.  L.  Harris,  M.A.,  Downing. 

E.  C.  Clark,  LL.D.,  St  John's. 
A.  P.  Higgins,  LL.jD.,  Doioning. 
3.  H.  Williams. 

W.  W.  Buckland,  M.A.,  Caius. 
W.  J.  Whittaker,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


PART  II. 

First  Class. 
Ds  Black,  A. 

Darch,  ().  W. 

Evans,  .J.  R. 

Naylor,  J.  M. 
Ds  Smith,  S.  H. 

Second  Class. 


Sidney 
Jesus 
Trin.  H. 
Trin. 
Caius. 


Pemberton,W.  H, 
Parker,  R.  H. 
Burrell,  R.  E.  \ 

i  Farrell,  H. 
Ghani,  S.  A,    ' 

i  Hickman,  T.  f 
Rawlins,  A.  I 
Singh,  L.         / 


A. 


Boote,  C.  W 
i  Candeth,  M 
}  Greenidge, 

c.  w.  w 

i  Kanjilal,  M. 
3  MacGregor,  M. 
3  Miller-Williams, 
E.J. 

Savers,  E.  F. 
s  Al'am,  S.  S, 
3  Cossar, 

Phillip: 


iam.'s.S.  *  I 
•ssar,  J.  M.  > 
lillips,  L.  P.) 


Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 

Jesus 

Down. 

King's 

King's 

Caius 


Emm. 
King's 

'  Down. 
Down. 
Caius. 

Down. 

Joh, 

Down. 

Pemb. 

Christ's 


Davies,  E 
Game,  A 
Mayer, 

Ds  Neal,  J 

Ds  Birkett,  W 


E.      \ 
\.  K.[ 

N.  E.  r 


Joh. 

Caius 

Christ's 

King's 

Emm. 


|Ds  Ainsworth,  C.  G. 
Manning,  -J.  C. 
Garrett,  W.) 
Rose,  G.  K.i 

Ds  Nicholls,  A.  C. 


Dotcn. 

Caius 

Clare 

King's^ 

Joh, 


Third  Class. 
Keay,  E.  D.         | 
Komarovsky,B.M.> 
Pearsall,  H.  G.    ) 
Fieldhouse,  E.  E. 
(Joolden,  A.  W.  } 
M<^Millan,  J.  F.  • 
Goodchild,  H.  N. 
inglis,  A.  R. 
Pillai,  M.  V. 
Watkins,  I.  E.  M. 


PART  I. 


Clarel 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Down. 

Trin. 

Trin.H. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Down. 

King's 


Ds  Broadbent,  F.      )  Cath. 

Ds  Green,  S.  M.        [Joh. 

Ds  Western,  O.         (  Trin. 

Williamson,  J.  M.J  Caiu^ 

Gingell,  W.  C.     \  Caius 

Walden- Vincent,/  Pemb. 


1,  W.  C.  \  ( 
n- Vincent,  I  i 
A.  C.  V 
r,  B.  S.  ll 
I,  C.  T.       )', 


Walker,  B.  S.  <  King's 
Wilson,  C.  T.  I  Trin. 
Pratt,  G.  C.  Trin.H. 

Guinness,  J.  F.  G.  Caius 
Ds  Armitage,  C.  A.)    Pemb. 
Gregory,  J.  S.    )    Trin. 


iHopewell,  D.  G. 
Ziegler,  C.  H. 
Ds  Picciotto,  C.  M. 


Mrst  Class. 
Trin.H.    I  Jarvis,  H.  E.  G.)   Down. 

Pemb.  Reid,  J.  S.  C.      i  Jesus 

Trin. 


Hands,  H.  Down. 

Daiches,  H.  S.        Down. 
Id   Clarkson,  W.  B.    )  Trin. 
CoUingwood,  C.  A.(  Down. 


Banks,  L.  )     Christ's 

Simpson,  G.  B.  V  Trin.H. 
Smith,  J.  A.  H.I     Pemb. 

R.  P.        ) 

ins,  W.  S.i" 

ston,  A.  F.) 

idge,  R.  H.y 

i,  A.  E. 


Second  Class. 
Coley,  C.  I 

Nettlefold,  J.  H.V 
Williams,  T.  R. 


Christ's 

Trin. 

Pemb. 


Dias,  R.  P.        )     Trin.H. 
Watkins,  W.  S.f    Trin.H. 
Blakiston,  A.  F.)   Emm. 
Partridge,  R.  H.V  Pemb. 
Reeve,  A.  E.       |   Clare 


Third  Class. 
de  Janasz,  G.  K.  A.\  Trin. 

Dennes,  W.         f  Christ's 

Jacob,  A.  C.        \Caiu* 
Milne  Home,  C.A.I  King's 

Wharton,  F.  H.  j  Trik.H. 

lilom,  A.  H.  Trin. 

Morton,  H.  T.)       Emm. 

Stout,  O.  E.     f      Jesus 

Thomas,  W.  E.       Trin. 

1  George  Long  Prise. 


Maung,  M.  T.  Down. 
Middleton,  R.  C.  G.  Trin. 
Cader,  M.  B.  A.     Dmm. 


Aziz,  A.  )  Down. 

Bell,  A.  T.  f  Pemb. 

Fullalove,  A.  L.  (  Pemb. 
Lewis,  B.  R.        )   Trin.H. 
Burgoyne  Johnson,  \ 

L.  V.     (King's 
De  Freitas,  J.  M.  (Clare 
Susskind,  M.  J.    1  Pemb. 


28 


650 


LAW  TRIPOSES 


June,  1912. 
Examiners  : 

D.  L.  Harris,  M.A.,  Downing. 

A.  P.  Higgius,  LL.D.,  Downing. 

J.  Herbert  Williams. 

W.  W.  Buckland,  M.A.,  Caius. 

L.  H.  K.  Bushe-Fox,  M.A.,  8t  John's. 

W.  J.  Whittaker,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


PART  II. 

First  Class. 

Ziegler,  C.  H. 

Pemb. 

Ds  Johns,  N.  A.          Emm. 

Jarvis,  H.  R  G.)    Down. 
Maung,  M.  T.     f  Down. 

Alexander,  A. 

Joh. 

Bennett,  W.  P.      Emm. 

Ds  Leslie,  A.                Trin. 

Second  Class. 

Ds  Spearing,  E. 

Emm. 

Clarkson,  W.  B.)   Trin. 
Watkins,  W.  S.  i   Trin.H. 

Ds  Evans,  H.  C.        )  Joh. 

Collingwood.C.  A 

.  Down. 

Hart,  N.  B.          }  Down. 
Middleton,  R.  C.  G.f  Trlii. 

Ds  Havers,  C.  R, 

Corpus 

Coley,  C.            1     Christ's 

Williams,  T.  R. 

Pemb. 

Ottley,  J.  H.  C.V    Jesus. 
Ds  Searle,  W.  C.    |     Pemb. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Sykes,  R. 

Caius 

Shujauddin,  K.     NonColl. 
Ds  Callaghan,  K.  F.)  Caius 
Smith,  .J.  A.  H.  i"  Pemb. 

Giles,  H.  O'H.     ^  Trin.  J 

Simpson,  G.  B.  ) 
Wharton,  F.  H.f 

Trin.  H. 

Lloyd,  H.  M.        [joh. 

Trin.H. 

Shamshad,  A.K.CPet. 

Ds  Eiloart,  H.  A.) 
Hands,  H.       f 

Trin. 

Partridge,  R.  H.)  Pemb. 
Ds  Phillips,  W.  R.  |  Joh. 

Shervani,  T.  A.  K.jPe^, 

Down. 

Jacob,  A.  C.         J  Caius 
Ds  Richardson,  S.  P.f  Kinffs 

Cader,  M.  B.  A. 

Down. 

Ds  Mackay,  R.  D.    1    Trin. 
Ds  Marsh,  B.  C.       \  Pemb. 

Thomas,  W.  J. 

Sidney 

Ds  Gordon,  R.  E.  C. )  Petiib. 

Milne  Home,  C.  A.  ]■  Kitw's 

Reeve,  A.  E.        )  Clare 

Banks,  L. 

Christ's 

Nettlefold,  J.  H.)    Trin. 

Ds  Dennes,  W.         ) 

Christ's 

de  Janasz,  G.  K.  A. 

Trin. 

Lewis,  B.  R. 

.  Trin.H. 

Morton,  H.  T. 

Emm. 

Stout,  O.  E. 

Jesus 

Thomas,  W.  E.   '' 

Trin. 

WOMEN. 

iPirst  Class. 

Second  Class.               1 

Third  Class. 



Ingram,  M.  I.  (bracketed  with 
21)    GirtoH 

Fxlwards,  J.  B.     )  Trin.  H.  I 
Thacker,  C.  C.  k  B.i  Down.     \ 


Goodchild,  E.  L.    Caius 
Naggiar,  S.  Trin. 

Adams,  E.  V.      )  Caius 
Crawley,  W.  H.  T.  E.V  Trin.  H. 
Wright,  E.  M.     )  King's 
Fernando,  C.  H.  Z.  Joh. 
Forster,  W.  Trin. 

Hamblin,  E.  C.  C.  Caius 
Greenwood,  J.  E.  King's 


First  Class. 
Nettlefold,    L.    F.  (between  1 


PART   I. 

First  Class. 
Evans,  R.  A.  Trin. 

Lewis,  M.  M.  Down. 

Second  Class. 
Clifton,  H.  E.       ^  Trill. 
Strange,  H.  St  J.  B.>  Pemb. 

Third  Class. 


Sawhney,  D.  R, 
Matheson,  C.  F. 


Emm. 
Caius 


Cave,  IL  W. 
Sassoon,  D.  D. 
Scholfield,  R.  D, 
Spink,  C.  C. 
Yusuf,  M. 
Heimann,  H.  P. 
Seddon,  A.  E. 
Edwards,  G.  B. 
Carlisle,  H.  B. 
Griffith,  G.  F.      ) 
Watkyn-Thomas,  A.f 

WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 


Caius 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Sidney 

Down. 

Joh. 

Kinq's 

Trin. 

Kind's 

Trin. 

Trin. 


Gotch,  M.  S.  I  Trin. 
Hill,  R.  G.  (  Trin. 

Hollins,  P.  R.  Wrin. 
Rawstorn,  J.  O.  (  Jesu^ 
Sawhny,  S.  R.  1  Down. 
Hagon,  A.  C.  Trin.h 

Hazeldine,  D.  )  Caius 
O'Ferrall,  C.  L.f     Trin. 


Third  Class. 


and  2)    Netvnham 


LAW   TRIPOSES. 


651 


Hopewell,  D.  G. 

Trin.H. 

Lewis,  M.  M. 

Down. 

i     Quass,  P.            1 

Joh. 

Steimann,  B,  B.i  Trin.H. 

Carlisle,  11.  B.   ■) 

King's 

ts  Dias,  R.  F. 

^  Trin,H. 

Greenwood,  J.  E.^ 

King's 

Chaudhry,  G.  L. 

I  Joh. 

\  None  oil. 

»8  Chaudhuri,  S.  C. 

Bose,  L.  M.  V. 

Pemb. 

Hamblin,  E.  C.  C. 

Caius 

Hollins,  P.  R. 

Trin. 

Matheson,  C.  F. 

■Caius 

Naggiar,  S. 

Trin. 

Tongue,  E.  D. 

Emm. 

Vick,  G.  R. 

Jestcs 

June,  1913. 

Examiners  : 

T.  A.' Walker,  LL.D.,  PeterJiotise. 

J.  Herbert  Williams,  LL.M. 

D.  L.  Harris,  M.A.,  Doioning. 

W.  W.  Buckland,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

W.  D.  Aston,  LL.M.,  Doioning. 

H.  A.  HoUond,  M.A.,  LL.M.,  Trinity. 

PART  II. 

First  Class. 

Evans,  R.  A.  Trin. 

Coombs,  P.  G.  Pemb. 

Dawkins,  C.  J.  R.  Pet. 

Second  Class. 
Dunlop,  J.  K.     \Joh. 
Jones,  A.  P.         {King's 


Thacker,  C.  C.  a  B.  (Down. 

Zaidi,  S.  M.  M.  J  Cath. 

Sassoon,  D.  D.      Cath. 

Wills,  A.  G.  King's 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Antia,  M.  J.     ^    Joh. 


nun,  ivi.  o.     -\  J  on. 

urster,  W.  Trin. 

odbole,Y.  A.  V  NonColl. 

iwhny,  S.  R.  I  Down. 

^ right,  v..  M.J  Kiel's 


Adams,  E,  V,    "^  Caius 
Kelleher,  H.      I  Christ's 
Sloan,  L,  B.       >  Clare 
Smith,  C.  S.       \  Emm. 
Strange,  H.  St  J.  B. )  Pemb. 


Forster, 

God  bole, 

Sawhny, 

Wright,  . ..  . 

Cave,  H.  W.        ^  Caitis 
Crawley,  W.  H.  T.  E.  [Trin.H. 
Fernando,  C.  H.  Z.     (joh. 

Smailes,  A.         ■'Emm. 
Alexander,  W.  L."\  Clare 
Ashington,  11.  S.  O.  I  King's 

Griffith,  G.F.     [Tri'n. 

Rawstorn,  J.  O.  i' Jesus 
Ds  Sanderson,  T.  S.  I  TWn. 

Sawhney,  D.  R.^  Emm. 

ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Goodhart,  A.  L.  Trin. 


Hagon,  A.  C.     ^  Trin.H. 
Harker,  G.  C.  W.     Pemb. 
Hazeldine,  D.     \- Caius 
Rao,  V.  G.  Joh. 

Seddon,  A.  E.     '  King's 
Yusuf,  M.  Down. 

Herbert-Smith,  G.  M.  Trin. 
Goodchild,  E.  L.  ^  Caius 
Heimann,  H.  P.    Joh. 
Rao,  S.  N.  Vcath. 

Schomeld,R.D.  \  Joh. 
Spink,  C.  C.       J  Sidney 


Rosenberg,  N.  R)  Jo/j. 
Thompson,  C.  'H.Vjoh. 
Lightbody,  W.  P.  Trin. 
Babb,  H.  W.         Christ's 
Curtois,  P.  A.        Queens' 


Jennings,  E.  P. 
Lim,  C.  E. 
Das,  D.        ) 
Fream,  W.  \ 
Heatley,  L.J 
Evans,  E.        \ 
Sington,  E.  C.j 

Jesus 

Trin.H. 

Pet. 

Trin,H. 

Trin. 

First  Class 

PART  I. 

First  Class. 

iSchreiner,  O.  D.  Trin. 

Ds  Jolowicz,  IT.  F.  Trin. 

McNair,  W.  L,  Caiux 

Second  Class. 

I         Goodman,  B.  M.\Pemb. 
Parks,  A.  L.        J  Queens' 
Clouts,  P.         I     Joh. 
O'Brien,  B.  F.  J     Trin. 
Watson,  F.  W      King's 

Third  Class. 
Parham,  H.  J.  >  Trin.H. 
Perrins,  M.  D.    I  Trin. 
Stockwood,  I.  U.  >  Joh. 
van  Druten,  II.  J.     Joh. 
Walker,  VV.  M.  '  Caius 
Baxter,  VV.  II.  B.  Pemb. 
Rees,  A.  G.  T.       Clare 
Oppenheimer,  K.  M,  Jesus 
1  George  Long  Prize. 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Wilson,  F.  R.   M.   (bracketed 

with  13)    Girfon 
Hill,  L.  E,  (bracketed  with  16) 
Girton 


Hopkins,  O.  S. 
Powell,  E.  C. 


Trin. 
Joh. 

Christoffelsz,  A.  E.1  Queens' 
Seys-Phillips,  H.)  Trin. 
Cuthbertson,  M,    Pen^. 


Molson,  H.  R1  Pemb. 
Moulden,  J.  }  Down. 
Ellicott,  P.  A.  J.  'j  Trin. 
Langley-Smith,N.H.  }■  Queens' 
Moller,  N.  H,  J  Caius 
Banister,  C.  W.|  Jesus 
Misra,  H.  N.      J  Cuius 


Third  Class. 


28—2 


662 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 

Examinations  admitting  to  the  Degree  of  B.A. 

1875. 

Examiners. 

J.  R.  Seeky,  M.A.  Christ's. 
J.  Westlake,  M.A.   Trin. 
J.  B.  Mayor,  M.A.  Joh. 
B.  E.  Hammond,  M.A.  Trin, 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  »Wilson 
Brown 
Duff  I 
Moore) 


Christ't 
Christ's 
Trin. 
Trin 


Ds  Blake      ] 
Mackeanj 
Clarke  1 
Ellis    1 


.Jesus 
Trin. 


Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Wright  Jc 


1876. 

Examiners. 

J.  R.  Seeley,  M.A.  Christ's. 
J.  Westlake,  M.A.  Trin. 
B.  E.  Hammond,  M.A.  Trin. 
V.  H.  Stanton,  M.A.   Trin. 


First  Class. 

Second  ( 

^lass. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Arnold,  F.  S.      Kin^s 

Ds  Pryor 

Trin. 

DsGibbs     1             Trin. 
Peacock)            Clare 

Howson 

Cath. 

Hansard 

Trin. 

Nicholas  1            Christ's 
Tuke       1            Trin. 

Fawkes         )     Joh. 
White,  H.E.;    Joh. 

De  Salis               Trin.  H 

1877. 

Examiners. 

J.  R.  Seeley,  M.A.  Christ's. 
C.  H.  Monro,  M.A.  Cains. 
V.  H.  Stanton,  M.A.  Trin. 
G.  W.  Prothero,  M.A.  King's. 


First  Class. 

Ds  *Thomely  Tr.  H. 

*Bond  1  Tr.H. 

Dean    j  Pet. 

Raikes  Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

8  Parker                Joh. 

Darch         j 
Hastings 
Jones         ) 

Jesus 

Lupton                Trin. 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Agnew      N 
Betts          1 

Tnn. 

Trin. 

Hatton       , 
Marryat    ) 
Douglas      ) 
Hilton        [ 
Seymour    ) 

Tr.H. 

Doum. 
THn. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


663 


1878. 


Ex 


AMINERS. 


J.  R.  Seeley,  M.A.  Christ's. 
J.  W.  Willis-Bund,  M.A.  Oaius. 
G.  W.  Prothero,  M.A.  King's. 
William  Cunningham,  M.A.  Trin. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Holland               Trin. 

Ds  iKemp                  Joh. 

Squire                  Pemb. 

Brown                 Trin. 

2  Lyttelton,  Hon.  A.  Trin. 

3Conway             "1  Trin. 
Thompson,  H.M,  J  Down. 

Hodgkin             Jesus. 

Whiston              Trin. 

Ds  Nevill                 Joh. 

Harrison^            Trin. 

Bury                    Trin. 

Howson  1            Trin. 

Hills                    Trin. 

Waller    f           Trin. 
Wanseyj            Tr.H. 
Rickett              1  Christ's 
Thompson,  C.  L.)  Trin. 

Teague                Emm. 

First  Class. 


1879. 

Examiners. 

Oscar  Browning,  M.A.  King's, 
J.  W.  Willis-Bund,  M.A.  Cuius. 
E.  Seymer  Thompson,  M.A.  Christ's. 
William  Cunningham,  M.A.  Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Mansfield,Hon.  J.W.  Trin. 

Ds  Attwater  Pemb. 

*  Pease  Trin. 

Prior  Joh. 


Third  Class. 

Neville-Rolfe      Trin. 
Clark,  P.  E.       Trin. 


1880. 
Examiners. 


First  Class. 


Oscar  Browning,  M.A,  King's. 
W.  Cunningham,  M.A.  Trin. 
Samuel  R.  Gardiner. 
R.  K.  Wilson,  M.A.  King's. 


Second  Class. 
Fox        \  Jesus. 

WillinkJ  King's. 

Cox  Trin. 

Harris  King's. 

Ashmall  Queens'. 

'Gibson-Carniichaell  Joh. 
Thompson  I  Trin. 

Gore-Browne      Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Gelderd  \ 
Hawkins  J 
Crewdson 


Jesus 
Joh. 


1  K.C.    Recorder  of  York. 

2  Deputy  High  Steward,  1899—1913. 

3  Sir  W.  M.  Conway.     Slade  Profe«gor  of  Fine  Art.  1901—1904. 

4  Sir  A.  E.  Pease,  Bart.     M.P.  for  YorltBhire  (Cleveland),  1897—1902. 

5  SirT.  Gibson-Carmichael,  K.C.M.O.    M.P.  for  Midlothian,  1895—1 


654 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


1881. 

Examiners. 

J.  R.  Seeley,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Samuel  R.  Gardiner. 
R.  K.  Wilson,  M.A.,  King's. 
V.  H.  Stanton,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 


♦Stephen 
iWhitney 
Thompson 


JEq. 


Kinfi's. 
Kimfs. 
Trin. 


Second  Class. 
Christie  Christ's. 


Third  Class. 
Boddington        Jesus. 


Brinton 


Triv. 


WOMEN. 

I        Foxley,  B.      Newnham.  I  

I        Taylor,  M.  M.  Girton.        \ 

These  Candidates  would  have  been  placed  at  the  head  of  Class  II. 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOS.     NEW  REGULATIONS. 


June,  1882. 


Examiners. 

Oscar  Browning,  M.A.,  King's. 

v.  H.  Stanton,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

J.  Franck  Bright,  M.A.,   Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford. 

T.  Thornely,  M.A.,   Trin.  Hall. 


First  Class. 


Somervell 
*Tanner 


Joh. 


Second  Class. 

Story-Maskelyne  1  King's. 
Sykes  j  Jesus. 

Battersby  |    Trin. 

Nugent-Bankes  j    King's. 


Third  Class. 
Oakley  Pemb. 

Hughes-Games    Trin. 
•Tones,  H.  E.  j      Trin. 
Martineau      J      Trin.  H. 
Lambrick  Trin. 


Todd,  M.  M.         Girton. 
(3rd  in  Ist  Class.) 


WOMEN. 

Smith,  F.  H.    Neumham. 
(Ist  in  2nd  Class.) 


Ellis,  F.  M.  E.        Girton. 
(Equal  with  1st  in  3rd  CI.) 


1  Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  History,  King's  College,  London.    Hulsean  Lecturer,  1906. 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


655 


June,  1883. 


Examiners. 


J.  Franck  Bright,  M.A.,  Univ.  Coll.,  Oxford. 
T.  Thornely,  M.A.,  Trin.  Hall. 
G.  W.  Prothero,  M.A.,  King's. 
W.  Cunningham,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 
*Ropes  King's 


Haines 


King's 


Second  Class. 
Drake  1  Trin. 

Strakerj  Jesus. 


Third  Class. 
Carrington        Trin. 
Powell,  E.  O.    King's. 
1  Dickinson  Trin. 

Ds^Harris  Bourn. 

Ds  Sandford  Joh. 


WOMEN. 


Chamberlain,  B.      Neumfi. 
(Between  1  and  2.) 


Gadesden,  F.  M.  A.  Girton. 
(=  land -2) 


Williams,  M.     Newnham 
(Between  1  and  2) 


June,  1884. 


Examiners. 


A.  W.  Ward,  M.A.,  Feterhouse. 
G.  W.  Prothero,  M.A.,  King's. 
W.  Cunningham,  B.D.,  Trinity. 
"B.  H.  Holland,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


Ds  *Cooper         Corpus 


Barclay,  G.  H.    Trin. 
Grubbe  Trin. 

Ds  2*Griffith  Down. 

Scriven  Trin. 

Spencer-Stanhope  Trin. 


Clialmers 
Parker,  T.  H. 
Rathbone 


First  Class. 
Leonard  Clare 

Second  Class. 

SRoberts  )  Trin. 

Stork  I  Clare 

AVhatton,  .J.  S. )  Trin. 

Ds  Nunn  Christ's 


Third  Class. 
Trin.  | 

Joh. 
Trin. 


Crane 


Ord  \ 
Sykes  J 
Fowler » 
Rowe  [ 
Shears  i 


King's 


King's 

Trin. 

King's 


Gwatkin  ) 
Moresby  [ 
Sinclair  ) 


King's 
Joh. 
Trin.  H. 


First  Class. 


WOMEN. 


Powell 


Newnham 


(bracketed  3) 


Second  Class. 
Sprague  Girton 

(bracketed  3) 


1  M.P.  for  St  Pancras  (North). 

2  K.C.    M.P.  for  Annlesey  189S— 1910,  re-elected  1910, 1911. 

3  Sir  J.  H.  Roberts.     M.P.  for  Denbighshire  (West)  1892— 1910  re-elected  1910. 


656 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1885. 
Examiners. 

A.  W.  Ward,  Litt.D.  Peterhouse. 

B.  E.  Hammond,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
J.  B.  Mullinger,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
B.  H.  Holland,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

First  Class. 


Green,  G.  E. 
Stone 


1  Raleigh  Kiuff's 

^Chamberlain  "I  Trm. 
3*Gile8  \  Cuius 

Lawrence,       f 


Joh. 
King's 


^Walker 
Uuffield 


Sir  H.  H. 


Trin. 


Fry  1  Trin. 

wills       j  Trin. 

Allon  )  Trin. 

Lowe,  E.  S.  1  Sidney 

First  Class. 
McArthur,  E.  A.  Girton 
(bracketed  with  4) 


Second  Class. 
Woodhead       Joh. 
Holland      |     Trin.  H. 
Roscoe        )     Trin. 
Earp  Clare 

Third  Class. 
Ware  Trin.  H. 

Tanner  Christ's 

Crawley,  G.  A.  Trin. 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 
Hughes,  E.  P.     Newnham 

(between  1  and  2) 
Howard,      ) 

M.  C.  G.  [      Girton 
Parker,  A.  \       Newnham 

(between  4  and  5) 
Norris,  F.  E.      Neicnham 

(bracketed  with  9—12) 


Pet. 
Trin.  H. 


Dent  I 

Maiden 

Scott, 

Hon.  W. 
Woolley    ; 


Trm. 
Trin. 


Trin. 


M*^Ewen 

Hall 

HeginbothamJ  Clare 


Trin.  H. 
Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Ashbeel 
Torr     1 

King's 

Trin. 

Greig 

Pemb. 

Holland 

Trin. 

Leake        ) 

Joh. 

Rogerson 

Trin. 

Townsend 

King's 

Wilton 

Cath. 

Buckingham 

Trin. 

First  Class. 

Rolleston,  M.  A. 

Newnham 

(bracketed  with  1-3) 

Wallace,  A. 

Newnham 

(after  3) 

Barlow,  A. 

Girton 

(after  3) 

June^  1886. 

EXAMINKRS. 

B.  E.  Hammond,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
J.  B.  Mullinger,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.,  St  Johns. 
T.  Thornely,  M.A.,  Tri,,.  H. 

First  Class. 
Cane  i  Trin. 

Evans,  A.  J.  [  Christ's 

Sturge  )  King's 

Second  Class. 
Cannon  i         Pet. 
Maxse     >        King's 
SandfordI         Corpus 
Brooks  Pet. 

Third  ClasSi 
Ds  Hughes,  R.\     Joh. 
Tanner        i     Clare 
Calverley,  K  L. )  IVin 
V  ivian  j  2'rin 

WOMEN. 


Holland) 
Terry  J 
Baillie 


Fowler  ) 
Ready  } 
Tatham) 


King's 

Clare 

Trin. 


Joh. 

Jesus 

Joh. 


Third  Class. 


Second  Class.  j 

Freeman,  L.  H.    Newnham  \  

(after  3) 
Dale,  G.  Newnham  I 

(bracketed  with  4)  j 

Naish,  E.  M.         Newnham 

(bracketed  with  5—7)        ! 

Byles,  M.  A.         Netvnham  I 

(bracketed  with  9, 10)       I 

1  Professor  of  English  Language  and  Literature,  Oxford. 

2  M.P.  for  Worcestershire,  Eastern  Division  1892—1910,  re-elected  1910, 1911. 

3  Master  of  Bmmanuel. 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


657 


June,  1887. 

Examiners. 

H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.,  Joh. 
T.  Thornely,  M.A.,  Trin.  H. 
R.  Lod^e,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
J.  R.  Tanner,  IVl.A.,Jo;i. 


first  Class. 
i*Town8end-Warner  Jesus 
Ds2*Jenks  )  King's 

Kendall/  King's 

Malleson  Trin. 

Houfe  Queens' 


Bateson,  M.       Newnham 

(between  1  and  2) 
Moore,  E.  C.      Newnham 

(equal  to  2) 
Griffiths,  M.K.  Newnham 
(equal  to  4) 


Second  Class, 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Lewis                 King's 

Ellam    ) 
Wynne; 

Corpus 

Da  Bickersteth.R.)  Pemb. 
Evans,  T.  M,   j  King's 

Clare 

Greg         I 

Trin. 

Sandars              Trin. 

MatthewsV 

Joh. 

Dumas     )         Trin.  H. 

Ds  Stretton   | 

Caius 

Hargrove  >         Trin. 

Ds  Ebden) 
Studdj" 

Pemb. 

Selwyn     j         King's 

King's 

Carpenter         King's 

Fern6e 

Christ's 

Buultjens 

\    Joh. 
r    Trin. 

Sillem,  L.  R. 

WOMEN. 

Paull,  B.            Newnham 



(equal  to  1) 
Pattinson,  K.  I.  Newnham 

' 

(between  4  and  6) 

Bebbington,  E.  A.  Newnham 

(equal  to  5) 

June,  1888. 

Examiners. 

M.  Creighton.  M.A.,  Emm. 
F.  W.  Maitland,  M.A.,  Trin. 
R.  Lodge,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
J.  R.  Tanner,  M.A.,  Joh. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Wyatt-Davies     Trin. 

Fox                    King's 

Ds  Maynard 

Pemb. 

♦Corbett               King's 

Sattertbwaite     Trin. 

de  Lisle 

Jesus 

Galsworthy)       Trin. 

Lea,  T.  S. 

Clare 

Prior           }       Clare 

Gedge 

Trin. 

Somervell   )       King's 

Barton 

%  H.  Selw 

Neatby,W.  B.  Joh. 

Brougham 

\  Pemb. 

Davies-Colley  1   Trin. 
Dealtry            J  Trin. 

Ds  Dickson 

\  Corpus 

Martin,  T.  H 

(joh. 

Anthony)           Joh. 

Newbery 

J  Joh. 

Pennant  \           Trin. 

Pease,  A,  F. 

THn. 

Ds  Wright   )           Pemb. 

SBaldwin) 

Trin. 

Michell  \ 

Trin.H. 

Stork     \ 

H.  Selw 

Ds  Borrow] 
Innes    J 

Corpus 

Trin. 

WOMEN. 

Leonard,  E.  M.  Oirton 
(after  2) 

Garaway,  K.  M.  Newnham 

Payne,  L.  C, 

Oirton 

(between  2  and  3) 

(equal  with  3) 

Simons,  C.  A.     Newnham 

i    Major,  E.H.      Oirton 

Lamond,  E. 

Oirton 

Badham,  E.  F.  \  Newnham 
Law,  A.             i  Oirton 

(equal  with  9) 

(equal  with  5) 

1  Master  at  Harrow.  2  Principal  and  Director  of  Studies  to  the  Law  Society. 

3  M.P.  for  Worcestershire  (Bewdley),  1908-1910,  re-elected  1910, 1911. 

28—5 


658 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


NEW  REGULATIONS. 

The  names  of  those  who  acquit  themselves  so  as  to  deserve  Honours  are  placed  in 
three  classes ;  the  names  in  each  class  are  arranged  in  alphabetical  order ;  marks  of  dis- 
tinction may  be  affixed  in  cases  of  unusual  excellence. 

June,  1889. 

EXAMINEKS. 


M 

Creighton,  M.A.,  Emm. 

' 

F. 

W.  Maitland,  M.A.,  Down. 

J. 

Westlake,  M.A.,  Trin. 

G 

W.  Prothero,  M.A.,  King's 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

iFiggis                 Cath. 

Barclay              Trin. 

Baxter               Trin. 

Bolland,  C.  F.    Clare 

Blain                  Jesus 

2Brown,  G.  M.    King's 

Budgett              Trin. 

Ds  CoUison             Joh. 

SBuxton,  N.  E.    Trin. 

Fane                   Trin. 

Christie            JToh. 

Field,  A.  P.  C.  Joh. 

Clapcott            Jestis 

Griffith               Irin. 

Duckworth        Trin. 

3Hibbert             Joh. 

Duncan              Triyi. 

♦Lambert             Trin. 

Henriques          Trin. 

Moulton            Joh. 

Holmes              Pet. 

Pease                 King's 

Johnson             Trin. 

Simmonds          Christ's 

Morrison           Trin. 

Ds  Wigram,  R.  A.Trin.  H. 

Powell,  D.          Trin. 

Wilkinson          Trin. 

Shapcote           Joh. 
Tregoning          Trin. 
Woodin             Trin. 

WOMEN. 


Marshall,  R  A.        Qirton 


Sanders,  E.  F. 
Vipan, K. 


Girton 
Newnham 


Pratt,  M.  J. 
Procter,  A.  M. 


Girton 
Girton 


June,  1890. 
Examinees. 


G.  W.  Prothero,  M.A.,  King's. 
J.  Westlake,  M.A.,  Tnn. 
Fredk.  York  Powell,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
W.  Cunningham,  D.D.,  Ti-in. 

First  Class. 
Bateson  King's 


Ds  Brown,  P.  H.      Joh. 
Ds  Harbottle  Joh. 

King's 


Beloe 
Buckler 
Ds  Clark,  H.  E. 
Currie 
Duleep  Singh, 

Prince  F.  V. 
Fawcett 


Corpus 
Trin. 
Corpus 
Trin. 

Magd. 
Pet. 


Second  Class. 
Hurlock  Joh. 

Mathew,  E.  J.     Trin.  H. 

Third  Class. 
Hellyer 


Trotman 
Wild,  R 


H.  Selw. 
Jesus 


Keightley 
Lupton,  W.  H. 
Macpherson 
Millett 


Joh. 
Corpus 
King's 
King's 
Trin.  H. 


Palmer,  W.  O.  H.  Trin. 


Raoof  King's 

BReckitt  Kinq's 

Salt  Trin. 

Simpson  H.  Selw. 

Thomas,  N.  W.  Trin. 
Thompson,  H.    Joh. 


First  Class. 
Stevenson,  H.        Girton 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class.  i  Third  Class. 

Fowle,  M.  Newnham  |  Skinner,  M.  M,      Newnham 


Houliston,  R  E. 
Ogiivy,  M.  Y. 


Newnham 
Newnham 


1  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1908.     Hon.  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's. 

2  M.P.  for  Kdinburgh  (Central),  1900—1906.  ^  Head  Master  of  Denstone  College. 
4  M.P.  for  Wiltshire  (Cricklade).  6  M.P.  for  Norfolk  (North). 

6  M.P.  for  Lincolnshire  (Brigg),  1896—1907. 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


659 


June,  1891. 

Examiners. 
W.  Cunningham,  D.D.,  Trinity. 
F.  York  Powell,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
Arthur  R.  Ropes,  M.A.,  King's. 
H.  Sidgwick,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
First  Class. 
Macnaghten  Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Clifton-Smitli     Trin.  H. 
Gaskell,  A.  H.  Christ's 

iGreen                 King's 
Hickman            TrikH. 

Third  Class 

Da  Muller               Jesus 

Bruce,  Hon.  C. 

E.  11.  T.  C.     Trin. 
Counsell             H.  Cav. 
Foljambe           Trin. 

Kmg                   Trin. 
Ds  Law                    Trin. 
Lewis                  Queens' 
Massingberd      Trin. 

WOMEN. 

Mayfteld            Caius 
Spensley             Trin. 
Watkins            H.  Selw. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Latter,  M .       Newnham 
Osborn,  C.       Newnham 

Bingham,  C           Girton 
Lawrence,  T.         Newnham 
Reddan,  M.           Newnham 
Smith,  G.  E.          Newnham 
Tooke,  J.  M.         Newnham 

Hanson,  A.  R.      Girton 
Hewitt,  E.              Girton 
Thackrah,  E.  E.    Newnham 
Vernon,  M.  V.      Newnham. 

June,  1892. 

Examiners. 

H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
B.  E.  Hammond,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Arthur  R.  Ropes,  M.A..  King's. 
G.  Town  send- Warner,  M.A.,  Jesus. 
First  Class. 


Dunlop 

King's 

Ferrers              King's 
Second  Cl^ass. 

1  DsHeatori 

King's 

Baines,  F.  T. 

Caius 

Grenfell              Trin. 

STrevelyan 

Trin. 

Barker 

Trin. 

Kitson                Trin. 

Wills 

Trin. 

Buxton 

Trin. 

Lepper               King's 

Wright 

Trin. 

Everett,  A.  L. 

Trin. 

Third  Class. 

Bell 

Pemb. 

Grantham          Trin. 

Norton 

Trin.H 

Blackburne 

Cath. 

fJravson             Emm. 

Oppenheim 

Trin. 

Bottomley 

Clare 

Hale                   Pemb. 

Ds  Page,  H. 

Trin. 

Cavendish 

Trin. 

Hamilton-Gordon 

Raven 

Joh. 

Clements 

H.  Selw. 

Trin. 

Rickett 

Christ's 

Fisher 

Trin. 

Hanbury            Trin. 

Robinson,  A 

.  T.  Jesus 

Frend 

H.Selw. 

M<^Grath             Corpus 

SRunciman 

Trin. 

Frew-Simson 

Nawab  Sved 

Symes 

Trin. 

Giles 

Joh. 

Mohi-Uddin    Trin. 
WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Dodd,  A.  F.    Newnham 

Anderson,  R.        Girton 

Davey,  L. 

Newnham 

vonHerder,A.  E.  M.  S.  E. 

Derbyshire,  L. 

Newnham 

Girton 

Elsee,  M. 

Girton 

Parker,  M.  E.        Newnham 

Hide,  J. 

GiHon 

Sellers,  M.             Newnham 

Tidman,  E. 

Girton 

Shackleton,  E.       Newnham 

Shore,  A,  A.          Newnham 

Stephenson,  A.  M,  Newnham 

Wallis,  C.  S.          Newnham 

1  M,P.  for  Wednesbury,  1895—1906        2  M.P.  for  Yorkghlre  (Elland)  1899-1910,  re-elected  1910,  IWl. 
8  M.P.  for  Dewsbury,  1902—1910,  re-elected  1910,  1911.     President  of  the  Board  of  Agrieulture. 


660 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1893. 
Examinees. 
H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
Arthur  L.  Smith,  Oxon. 
Stanley  M.  Leathes,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
G.  Townseud- Warner,  M.A.,  Jesus. 

First  Class. 
Hawkins  King's 

Mahaffy  King's 

iMasterman        Joh. 


Boyd                  Trin. 

Coltman             Trin 

Ds  Elliott,  J.           Trin. 

2Guest,Hon.I.C.  Trin. 

Ainley                H.  Selw. 
Bates                 H.  Selw. 
C!obb                   Trin. 
Dickinson           Trin. 

Gurley               King's 
Norman             Trin. 
Penley                Christ's 

Third  Class. 
Dymott              Pet. 
Hoare,G.deM.G,  Trin. 
Langton             Trin. 
Nelson               H.  Selw. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Fry,  N.  L.          Newnham 
Piatt,  E.  M.       Newnham 
Tomn,  L.  C.  A.  Girtm 

Douglas,  A.           Newnham 
English,  S.  P.        Newnham 
Henry,  E.  J.          Newnham 
Yates,  L.  J.           Girton 
Younger,  J.  A.      Girton 

June,  1894. 

Examiners. 

Second  Cla^s. 

Robinson,  B.  F.  Jes. 
Ds  Sandford  Queens' 

Smart  King's 


Ollivant 
Peacock 
Ware.  F. 


Trin. 
Trin. 
Caius 


Third  Class. 
Caine,  R.  Newnham 

Jowitt,  D.  Newnham 


T.  Thornely,  M.A.,  Trin.  H. 
Arthur  L.  Smith,  Oxon. 
Stanley  M.  Leathes,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
W.  E.  Collins,  M.A.,  Sehoyn. 

First  Class. 

Gooch,  G.  P.     Trin. 

3*Reddaway         King's 

Second  Class. 


Allen 

King's 

Field               Cath. 

Westcott         Trin. 

Dibble 

Emm. 

Guest              Co7-pus 

Wigram           Trin.H. 

Doncaster 

King's 

Holme             Jesus 

Wood              King's 

Dyke 

King's 

Powys,  J.  C.    Corpus 
Third  Class. 

Aftab 

Christ's 

Lea,  J.  C.        Pem^. 

Phelps            Trin. 

Bartlet 

Trin. 

Lewin               Trin. 

Pile                  Trin.H. 

Christoflf 

Jesus 

McGowan        Christ's 

Ridden           Corpus 

Combe 

Trin. 

Malet              Emm. 

Smith,  F.G.    Trin. 

Evans 

H.  Selw. 

Meeres            Clare 

Windley         King's 

Penning 

Pemh. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Bake,  C.  H.        Girton 

Davies,  K  G.      Neumham 

Broadbent,  .L  B.  Newnham 

Henderson,  M.  Girton 

Nachbar,  H.       Girton 

Turner,  M.  A.    Girton 

Shore  Nightingale, 

M.  T.  B.          Girton 
WoTthmi!:ton,M.  Newnham 

1  Canon  and  Sub-Dean  of  St  Michael's,  Coventry,  1907—12.    H  ulsean  Lecturer,  1907 

2  M.P.  for  Plymouth,  1900-1906.  3  Censor  of  Non-Collegiate  Students. 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


661 


Chatteri  ee         King's 
d'Hauteville,  F.  G.  Trin. 
Ds  Fuller  Emm. 


Badhwdr 
Bidwell 
Cameron 
Clark 


Christ's 
H.  Selw. 
Jesus 
Jesus 


June,  1895. 

Examiners  : 
T.  Thornely,  M.A.,  Trin.  H. 
W.  E.  Collins,  M.A.,  Selwyn. 
R.  Lodge,  Oxon. 
W.  A.  J.  Archbold,  M.A.,  Pet. 

First  Class. 
*Claphara  Kiwi's 

Second  Class. 
I         M*=Kee  Joh. 

Montgomery     Christ's 

Third  Class. 

Cullingworth     H.Selw. 

Dow  Clare 

Griffith,  L.E.H.Pe<. 

Gurney  Trin. 


Scott  Pmib. 

Vaughan-Williams  Trin. 


Nag 
Player 
Raleigh 
Scott 


ret. 
Emm. 
Trin.H. 
Caius 


First  Class. 
Skeel,  C.  A.  J.      Girton 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 
Durham,  F.  H,        Girton 
Hopwood,  M.  Newn. 

Richardson,  M.  B.  Newn. 
Robinson.  A.  J,       Newn. 


Third  Class. 
Baker-Gabb,B.R.M.  Girton 
Carpenter,  E.  W.  Neum. 
Edwards,  E.  H.  B.  Girton 
Fanner,  K.  E.  Neum. 
Mayor,  P.  M.  Netvn. 

Skinner,  J.  L.  Neum. 

Smallhorn,  I.  B.     Newn. 
Stacy,  O.  H.  C.       Girton 


June,  1896. 

Examiners  : 

H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.,  Emmamiel. 

Lord  Acton,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

R,  Lodge,  M.A.,  Oxon. 

W.  A.  J.  Archbold,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 

First  Class. 


*Geikie 
*Goffin 

King's               1            i*Head                       Emm. 
Jesus                 1             *Trevelyan,  G.  M.    Trin. 

Second  Class. 

Donington 
Hearnshaw 

Caius                 1                Hosgood                  King's 
Pet.                     1                Karney                     Trin. 

Third  Class. 

Adkins 

Baerlein 

Bradburne 

Cracknell 

Jlackblock 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Higgins              Cath. 
1         Macdiarniid       King's 
1         Marshall,  C.  E.  King's 
1         Paley                 Trin. 
1         Pryce                 Trin. 

WOMEN. 

Scarlin              Joh. 
Selwyn               Trin. 
Tod                    Trin. 
Watt                 King's 
Weaver,  A.  B.  Trin. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Colman,  E.  M.  Newnham 

BouUen,  E.  E.       Newnham 
Howard,  M.  A.     Girton 
James,  C.  E.          Neumham 
Morris,  L.              Newnham 

Bass,  E.                Newnham 
Hesse,  E.  L.          Girton 
Jevons,  M.  S.        Girton 
Weston,  B.  M.  P.  Girton 
Wooldridge,A.G.  Neumham 

1  Tutor  of  Xmmuiuel. 

662 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1897. 
Examiners  : 
H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
Lord  Acton,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
E.  C.  K.  Gonner,  Oxon. 
W.  J.  Corbett,  M.A.,  King's. 
First  Class. 
Roberts  Pet. 


Ackroyd,  E.  Caius 

Bryers  Joh. 

Carter  Caius 

Duff  King's 


Bicknell  Christ's 

Bishop  Christ's 

Brundrit  King's 
Buxton,  W.  L.  Trin. 

Davies,  H.  Emm. 

Deacon  H.  Selw. 

Eddison  Trin. 

First  Class. 
Lane,  H.  M.  M.    Newnham 
Manley,  L.  B.        Newnham 
Moore,  F,  A.  A.    Neumham 


Second  Class. 
Ginwala  3Vm.  H. 

Hartley,  C.  S.  Trin. 
Kennaway  King's 
Pritchard  King's 

Third  Class. 

Graham  Trin. 

Harris  Trin.  H. 

Hawkes  Trin. 

Holroyd  Kinp's 

Ds  Knight  Clare 

Lee  Pemb. 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 
Anthony,  M.  E.    Newnham 
Boys,  J.  M.  Newnham 

Creighton,  L.         Newnham 
Edwards,  A.  F.     Girton 
Kirkman,  E.  L.     Newnham 
Sewell,  E.  E.         Newnham 


Snape 
Wilniott 
Wilson,  H. 
Wrigley 


Christ's 
Emm. 
Trin.H. 
King's 


Loyd,  L.  C.  Trin. 
Muggeridge  Trin. 
K  own  tree  King's 

Weatherhead  Emm. 
Wigram,  M.  R  Trin. 
Yeomans  Christ's 


Third  Class. 
Clark,  L.  L  Newnham 


Cooper,  M.  D. 
Curran,  M.  B. 
King,  L.  L. 
Turner,  A. 


Newnham 
Girton 
Newnham 
Newnham 


June,  1898. 

Examiners  : 

B. 

E.  Hammond,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

E. 

C.  K.  Gonner,  M.A.,  Oxo7i. 

W. 

J.  Corbett,  M.A.,  King's. 

J. 

N.  Figgis,  M.A.,  Cath. 
First  Class. 

Gaskoin 

Non  Coll.        1       *Laurence                   Trin. 

Gutteridge 

King's            1         Lee,  J.  R.                  Trin. 
Second  Class. 

Barclay,  D.  B.          Trin. 

iHoward,Hon.G.W.A.rrm. 

''Rushmore 

Cath. 

Cohen                        King's 

Lytton,  Earl  of         Trin. 

Trollope 

Trin. 

Gardner-Brown        Pemb. 

M<=J3ougall                Kino's 

Weedon 

Trin. 

Guest                        Christ's 

Makins                       Pemb. 

Wheeler,  M. 

Trin.H. 

Gun                           Trin. 

Porter                       Christ's 

Third  Class. 

Armbruster              Caius 

Gibson-Watt             Trin.         Mackenzie 

King's 

Atkinson                   Sid. 

Hodgjion,  P.  W.  K.   Trin.        Sen 

King's 

Basu                          Pet. 

M«Clelland                Emtn.       Tomlinson 

Clare 

Clifton                       Clare 

ivom£:a\ 

First  Class. 

Second  Class.              |               Third  Class.     • 

Kitson,  E.  M.        Newnham 

Johnson,  M.  H.     Girton          Barclay,  M.  J. 

Girton 

Malim,  M.  C.         Newnham    Bridson,  M. 

Newnham 

Scott,  M.  L.            Girton          Crookenden,  M. 

Girton 

Stokes,  E.  M.        Navnham  ,  Flux,  M.  C. 

Girton 

Sturge.  M.              Neicnham    Frood,  D. 

Newnham 

Wells,  M.  L           Girton        |  Hill.  E  M. 

Girton 

1  Hollington.  M. 

Girton 

1  Jackson,  M. 

Newnham 

1  James,  T.  M. 

Newnham 

!  Lewes,  M.  S. 

Neicnham 

Soaraes,  M. 

Girton 

Wilson,  G.  M 

Girton 

1  M.P.  for  Wilts  (Westburj). 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


663 


J%me,  1899. 
Examiners  : 
H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A,,  Emmanuel.  G.  L.  Dickinson,  M.A.,  King's. 

W.  E.  Heitland.  M.A.,  Joh.  J.  N.  Figgis,  M.A.,  Cath. 

W.  J.  Ashley,  M.A.,  Oxon.  W.  F.  Reddaway,  M.A.,  King's 

First  Class. 
Beaumont,.!. W.F.  Pe»»6.     I     i*Pigou,  A.  C.  King's    \         Spalding,  P.  J.        Jestts 

ConoUy,  C.  G.         Trin.  -  -   ^-   --         ^^-     ■ 


Bagge.  .J.  P.  King's 

Bridgwater,  H.  N.  TrmJI. 

Clarke,  A.  B.  Jesus 

D8  Ferrers,  V.  M.  Trin. 


Tigou,  A.  C. 

King's 

Seward,  R.  W. 

King's 

Second  Class. 

Hawes,  C.  H. 

Trin. 

Man,  M.  L. 
Meakin,  G. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Norton,  R.  H. 

King's 

Thomas.  A.  H.        Cath. 
Thornton,  R.  H.     Pet. 
Trapp,  C.  H.         NonColl. 
Wilkm,  Anthony    King's 


Third  Class. 


Aloni,  N.  K. 

NonColl. 

Glencross,J.R.M.  Trin. 

Moore,  C  H.            Joh. 

Bose,  S.  M. 

Christ's 

Harrison,  G.R.D.  Pemb. 

Mowatt,  R.              Kinq's 

Bradney,  G.  P, 

Trin.H. 

Maddison-Green, 

Newmarch,  E.  W.    King's 

Brittain,  R. 

Clare 

C.  A.                     Pemb, 

Whytehead,W.L.  H.S'elw. 

Gillespie,  A.  M. 

Kimj's 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Gordon,  M.  D. 

Girton 

Hewit,  V.                   Newnham 

Beith,  J.                     Newnham 

Warrell,  E.  E. 

Newnham 

Josepliy,  J.                Newnham 

Brittain,  F.  W.          Girton 

Logan,  E.  H.              Girton 

Corner,  S.                   Newnham 

O'Donoghue, 
E.  F.  L.  P.              Newnham 

Goodenough,  F.  A.    Girton 

Goodman,  M.-L.        Newnham 

Percival,  A.  M.         Girton 

Lawrence,  H.  C.         Girton 

Thirlwall,  B.  K.  C.    Newnham 

Lomas,  E.  M.             Newnham 
.Newton,  \V.               Girton 

NEW  REGULATIONS. 

The  names  of  those  who  obtain  Honours  in  Part  I.  are  arranged  in  three  classes,  and  the 
lames  of  those  who  obtain  Honours  in  Part  IL  are  arranged  in  three  classes.  Each  class  contains 
ne  or  more  divisions  and  the  names  (if  any)  in  each  division  are  arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

June,  1899. 

PART  I. 


Goffin,  S.  F.  H. 
Mumford,  G.  B. 


Andrews,  C.  O. 
Downton,  B.  M. 
Gane,  C.  V. 


Botterill,  A. 
Bowles,  G.  F.  S. 
Clayton,  N.  W. 
Cornish,  H.  D. 
Dalton,  LI.  C. 
Davies,  J.  B. 


H.Selw. 

Emm. 

Cath. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Jesus 


First  Class. 
Jesus         I         Narayanan, 
King's       \         Winstanley 

Second  Class. 
2Harcourt,  R.  V. 
Honter,  R.  F. 
Megaw,  M.  G. 

Third  Class. 
Donovan,  R.  B. 
Finch,  H.  A.  L 
Freeman,  P.  IL 
Morse,  F.  A.  V. 
Orr,  J.  W. 
Phillips,  A.  L. 

WOMEN 


Trin. 
Emm. 
Trin. 


Pet. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Kinq's 

Joh. 

Tnn. 


First  Class. 


Bedford,  D.  C.     Newnham    Dixon,  D.  C, 


Murray,  A.  E. 
Smith,  A.  M. 
Tucker,  M.  A. 


Girton 
Girton 
Newnham 


Second  Class. 


Newnham    Barlow,  M.  E.  W.     Girton 


K. 


Downing,  M. 
Home,  G. 
Lamb,  H.  E. 
Lewis,  W. 
Lloyd,  O.  M. 
Philipps,  VV.  D. 
Shillington,  6.  F. 
Spencer,  D.  M. 
Wiasemsky,  L. 


Girton 

Newnham 

Ne^fnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 


R.  King's 

D.A.       Trin. 


Nanavuttv,  E.  M.   Kino's 
•^Pollock,  F.  J.  Trin. 

Wood,  L.  S.  Cath. 


Ronald,  A.  B.  Trin. 

Salzmann,  F.  Penib. 

Sandbach,  J.  B.  King's 

Spencer,  B.  A.  Kitig's 

Stanley,  E.  J.  Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Biggs,  E.  L, 
•Johnson,  H.  M. 
Mercer,  E. 
Monk,  A.  E. 
Povser,  F.  R. 
Rammell,  E.  L. 


Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 


1  Professor  of  Political  Economy. 


8  M.P.  for  Montrose  Burgh*. 


664 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Jtme,  1900. 

Examiners  : 
H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
A.  H.  Johnsou,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
W.  E.  Heitland,  M.A.  Joh. 
G.  L.  Dickinson,  M.A.,  King's. 
W.  A.  S.  Hewins,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
W.  F.  Reddaway,  M.A.  King's. 

PART   II. 


First  Class. 

Goffin,  S.  F.  H. 
Ds  Kerry,  W. 

Jesus              1               *  Pollock,  F.  J.         Trin. 
Joh.                 1                  Winstanley,  D.  A.  Trin. 

Second  Class. 

Andrews,  C.  O. 
Dalton,  LI.  C. 
Gane,  C.  V. 
Honter,  R.  F. 
Ds  Kerby,  E.  T. 

H.  Selw. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Emm. 

Clare 

Megaw,  M.  G.         Trin. 
Ds  Moxon,  T.  A.         Joh. 
Narayanan,  R.       Kino's 
Phillips,  A.  L.  LI.    Trin. 
Plummer,  S.  H.     Trin. 

Third  Class. 

Ronald,  A.  B. 
Salzmann,  F. 
Wood,  L.  S. 
Wyeth,  F.  J. 

Trin 
Pemb 
Cath. 
Joh. 

Bowles,  G.  F.  S. 
Clayton,  N.  W. 

Trin. 
Queens' 

Cornish,  H.  D.        Trin. 
Davies,  J.  B.          Jesus 

WOMEN. 

Downton,  B.  M 
Orr,  J.  W. 

Emm 
Joh. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class.           | 

Murray,  A.  E. 
Smith,  A.  M. 
Spencer,  D.  M 
Tucker,  M.  A. 

Girton 
Girton 
Newnham 
Newnham 

Dixon,  D.  C.             ^Newnham 
Downing,  M.  K.        Girton 
Home,  G.                   Newnham 
Lewis,  W.                   Neumham 
Lloyd,  O.  M.               Girton 
Mercer,  E.                  Newnham 
Philipps,  W.  D.          Neumham 
Poyser,  F.  R.             Newnham 
Shillington,  S.  F.       Girton 

PART   I. 

First  Class. 

Bennett,  E.  S. 
Monk,  A.  E. 

Newnha: 
Newnhai 

Carter,  K  H. 

Dixon,  F.  N. 

Jesus 
Caius 

Godfrey,  J.  B.  D.  Pet. 
Hedley,  W.            King's 

MeFarlane,  J.           King 
i*Temperley,H.W.V.  Kii{g 

Second  Class. 

Cox,  H.  A.  M. 
Gillett,  A.  B. 
Kidd,  H.  L. 
Mills,  J.  T. 

Cath. 
King's 
Trin. 
NonColl. 

Milnes.  J.  H.          Joh. 
Noel,  E.  B.             Trin. 
Parry,  E.  A.           Kind's 
Picton-VVarlow,F.T.  E^nm. 

Prickard,T.F.V.  King's 
Sheane,  W.  P.  C.   Cath. 
Simpson,  LI.  E.      Etnm. 

Third  Class. 

Bathurst,  C.  R.      Emm. 
Beeton,  A.  E.          Trin. 
Burne,  8.  A.  H.      Pet. 
Buxton,  H.  J.         Trin. 
Hart,  E.  P.             Joh. 
Hazlerigg,5zrA.G.  Trin. 
Hesmondhalgh,W.  Cath. 

Hoare,  E.  G.           Trin. 
Howick  [Lord)       Trin. 
Jones,  D.  0.           Joh. 
Levien,  E.  G.          Emm. 
Lloyd,  A.  C.  G.      Queens' 
Odgers,  F.  W.        Trin. 
Robertson,  J.  C.     Trin. 

Sagar,  J.  W. 
Sheriff,  S.  M. 
Tavlor,  D.  R. 
Taylor,  S. 
Watson,  A.  P. 
White,  H.  M. 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Christ' 

Christ' 

King's 

Pemb. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Booth,  M.  P.              Newnham 
Brown,  H.  M,             Girton 
Child,  M.  D.               Newnham 
Morrison,  E.  M.         Girton 
Russell,  A.                 Newnham 
Schafer,  M.          •      Girton 

Evans,  A.  C.  M. 
Fletcher,  H.  M. 
Palme,  i.  S.  A. 
Russell,  A.  I. 
Smith,  E.  M. 
Wilson,  F. 

Girton 

Newnhar 

Newnhai 

Neumhai 

Girton 

Girton 

1  Fellow  of  Peterhouge. 


HISTOEICAL  TRIPOSES. 

NEW  REGULATIONS. 
The  names  in  each  class  are  arranged  in  alphabetical  order 
June,  1901. 
Examiners: 
S.  M.  Leathes,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
A.  H.  Johnson,  {Oxon.) 
G.  E.  Green,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Cairn. 
J.  W.  Headlam,  M.A.,  Kings. 
W.  A.  S.  Hewins,  [Oxon.) 
W.  F.  Eeddaway,  M.A.,  King's. 


665 


Dixon,  F.  N. 
Godfrey,  J.  B.  D. 

Carter,  E.  H. 
Cox,  H.  A.  M. 
)s  Forster,  E.  M. 
Gillett,  A.  B. 


Caius 
Pet. 

Jesus 
Cath. 
King's 
King's 


Burne,  S.  A.  H.      Pet. 
Buxton,  H.  J.  Trin. 

Freeman,  P.  H.       Trin. 
Hazlerigg,  (Sir)  A.  G.  THn. 
Hesmondhalgh,W.  Cath. 
Hoare,  E.  G.  I'rin. 

Howick  {Lord)         Trin. 

First  Class. 


PART  II. 

First  Class. 
*Meredith,  H.  O,      King's 
Mumford,  G.  B.      King's 

Second  Class. 
Kennedy,  A.  R.      King's 
Kidd,  H.  L.  Trin. 

Nanavutty,  E.  M.  King's 
Ds  Noyce,  F.  Cath. 

Third  Class. 
Jones,  D.  O. 
Levien,  E.  G. 
Lloyd,  A.  C.  G. 
Milnes,  J.  H. 
Noel,  E.  B. 
ricton-Warlow,  F 


^  *Temperley,  H.  W.  V. 


Ds  Pirn,  F.  H. 
Powell,  P. 
Ds  Scotson,  J.  T. 
Ds  Towle,  J.  H. 


King's 

Christ's 
King's 
Pet. 
Joh. 


WOMEN 
Second  Class. 
Barlow,  M.  E.  W 
Booth,  M.  P. 
Brown,  U.  M. 
Child,  M.  D. 
Johnson,  H.  M. 
Lamb,  H.  E. 
Russell,  A. 
SchMer,  M. 
Wiasemsky,  L. 
Wilson,  F. 


Joh. 

Emm. 

Queetis' 

Joh. 

Trin. 

T, 

Emm. 


Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Girton 


Ponsonbv,  (Hon.)  V.  B. 
Trin. 
Prickard,  T.  F.  V.  King's 
Sagar,  J.  W.  Jesus 

Sheane,  W.  P.  C.    Cath. 
Sheriff,  S.  M.  Joh. 

Spencer,  B.  A.        King's 

Third  Class. 
Evans,  A.  C.  M.         Girton 
Morrison,  E.  M.         Girton 
Palme,  I.  S.  A.  Newnham 

Russell,  A;  I.  Newnham 

Smith,  E.  M.  GiHon 


*Benians,  E.  A. 
Smith,  A.  J.  H. 

Bell,  A.  C.  H.  Trin. 

Birch,  H.  L.  Trin. 

Braithwaite,  P.  P.  Caius 
Darling,  M.  L.  King's 
Dodds,  S.  R.  Trin.H. 

Droop,  A.  H.  Trin. 

Eardley-Wilmot,C.R.  Clare 

2Davies,  D.  King's 

De  Hamel,  H.  G.  Kirig's 

Dodgshun,  E.  J.  Joh. 

Doorly,  M.  E.  H.Selw. 

Ghose,  S.  K.  Trin. 
Gilbart-Smith,C.D.  Trin. 

Goodhart,  A.  W.  Corp. 


PART  I. 

First  Class. 

Joh.  I  Smith,  G, 

Trin.         | 

Second  Class. 
Ellson,  S.  E.  Trin. 

Gray,  G.  H.  M.      King's 
Kennedy,  H.  Pemb. 

LeaWifson.H.W.  Trin. 
Macaulay,  C.  C,      H.Selw. 
Peacey,  H.  M.        King's 

Third  Class. 

Holme,  M.  I.  Jesus 

Hose,  R.  E.  Jesu^ 

Jones,  C.  W.  Trin. 

Martin,  C.  Christ's 

Morris,  F.  B.  Pemb. 

Poole,  S.  J.  Cath. 

Power,  A.  W.  E.  Pemb. 

WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 


King's 


Richardson,  T. 
Smith,  E.  J. 
Strachey,  G.  L. 
Sturdee,  R.  J. 
Thurlow,  A.  R. 
Trapnell,  J.  G. 


Clare 
King's 
Trin. 
NonColl. 
Cath. 
King's 


Reynolds,  R.  P. 
Teakle,  S.  G. 
Thompson,  E.  V. 
Turnell,  C.  M. 
Wells,  E. 
Woodman,  C.  H. 


NonColl. 
Joh. 
King's 
Joh. 
Pemb. 
Queens 


First  Class. 

Bradford.D.M.G.  Newnham  ',  Binyon,  C.  M.  Girton 

i  Panton,  A.  I.  F,  Girton 

I  Stowell,  L.  Girton 


Third  Class. 
Hughes,  E.  L.  Girton 

Thompson,  E.  L.       Girton 
Willis,  D.  S.  Newnham 


1  Gladstone  Prire.     Fellow  of  Pcterhouse. 

2  M.P.  for  Montgomeryshire,  1906—1910,  re-elected  1910, 1911. 


eee 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1902. 
Examiners  : 


J.  Westlake,  LL.D.,  Trinity. 

S.  M.  Leathes,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

G.  E.  Green,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 


J.  W.  Headlam  M.A.,  King's 

H.  A.  L.  Fisher,  {Oxon.) 

J.  H.  Clapham,  M.A.,  King's. 


Hedley,  W. 


Joh. 
King's 


Bell,  A.  C.  H.  Trin. 

Birch,  H.  L.  Trin. 

Braithwaite,  P.  P.  Caius 

Darling,  M.  L.  King's 

Droop,  A.  H.  Trin. 
Eardley-Wilmot.C.R.  Clare 

Ellson,  S.  E.  Trin. 

Dodds,  S.  R.  Trin.H. 

Dodgshun,  E.  J.  Joh. 

Doorly,  M.  E.  H.Selw. 

Goodhart,  A.  W.  Corp. 

Holme,  M.  I.  Jesus 


PART  II. 

First  Class. 
Hopkins,  R.  V.  N.   Emm.     I 
1  Smith,  A.  J.  H.       Trin.      \ 

Second  Class. 
Gilbart-Smith,  C.  D.  Trin.      \ 
Lea-Wilson,H.W.  Trin. 
Macaulay,  C.  C.      H.Selw. 
MeFarlane,  J.  Kino's 

Mills,  J.  T.  NonColl. 

Parry,  E.  A.  King's    ' 

Third  Class. 

Hose,  R.  E.  Jesus 

Kennedy,  H.  Pemb.     \ 

Lambert,  H.  Trin. 

Morris,  F.  B.  Pemb. 

Poole,  S.  J.  Cath. 

ADVANCED   STUDENT. 
Alston,  L.  Non  Coll. 


Stevens,  F.  B. 


Peacey,  H.  M. 
Richards,  R.  C. 
Smith,  G.  B. 
Sturdee,  R.  J. 
Teakle,  S.  G. 
Tlmrlow,  A.  R. 


Turnell,  C.  M. 
Ds  Turner,  H.  C. 
Wells,  E. 
Woodman,  C.  H. 


Kimi 
Trin. 
King's 
NonColi 
Joh. 
Cath. 


Joh. 
Emm. 
Pemb. 
Queem 


First  Class. 
Panton,  A.  I.  F.  Girton 
Pearce,  M.  M 


WOMEN. 
Second  Class 
Binyon,  C  M, 
Newnham  \  Bradford,  D.  M.  G 
Fletcher,  H.  M. 
Stowell,  L. 
Thompson,  E.  L, 


Third  Class. 
Girton        ,  Hughes,  B.  L.  Girton 

Newnham  \  Willis,  D.  S.  Newnha% 

Newnham  \ 
Girton  \ 
Girton       \ 


Appasamy,  P. 
Brown,  B.  G. 


PART   I. 

First  Class. 

I         Flitch,  J.  E.  C. 
Trin.  Kerr,  K. 


King's 
Trin. 


Barber,  J.  Trin. 

Berry,  S.  M.  Clare 

Evans,  C.  E.  NonColl. 
Garle-Browne,.J.B.  Joh. 
Gordon,  J.  G.  Trin. 

Hamilton,  T.  King's 

Harding,  W.  I.        Joh. 


Barclay,  G.  A. 
Challirior.  W.  F. 
Chapman,  W.  H. 
Conacher,  H. 
Douglas,  R.  H. 
Eames,  .J.  W. 
Edmonds,  J. 
Evans,  P.  D. 
Fancourt,  W. 


Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Emm. 


Trin. 
Emm. 
Pemb. 
Caius 


First  Class. 
Campbell,  J.  L.   Girton 


Second  Class. 
Hicks,  G.  B. 
Hone,  J.  M. 
Johnson,  W.  M. 
Lush,  J.  A. 
2*Mitchell,  W. 
OUivant,  E. 


Pet. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

H.Sehv. 

Cath. 

King's 


Russell,  G.  G.         King's 
Warde-Aldam,W.StA.  Trin. 
White,  J.  B.  NonColl 

Williams, T.C.L.   NonColl 
Wilson,  J.  D.  Cains 

*Wingfield-Stratford, 
E.  C.  King's 


Third  Class. 
Gardner-Brown, F.S.G.  Pemb. 


Gray,  H. 
Haiclar,  S.  A. 
Holland,  F. 
Laurence,  C. 
Merz,  E.  L. 
Mills,  R.  S. 
Owen.  G.  C. 
Parker-Smith,  R. 

WOMEN. 


Jesus 

Christ's 

King's 

Trin. 

King's 

Corp. 

Trin.H. 

Cath. 


Phillips,  T.  C. 
Pilkington,  G.  R. 
Pooley,  A.  M. 
Roberts,  A.  .J.  R.  Jesus 
Sassoon,  E.  V.  Trin. 
Sleight,  A.  B.  Joh. 

Somerset- Ward,R.  Pemb. 
Truscott,  R.  F.  Kino's 
Wiles,  J.  W.         NonCoU 


Pet. 

Trin. 

Clare 


Second  Class. 
Cunningham,  A.  Girton 
Dixon,  G.  Newnham    Randall,  S. 

Jacobson,  K.  M.  Girton  Smith,  M.  H 


I  .Tudson,  A. 

I  Hawtliorn,  F.  A, 

Hubback,  J.  C. 
I  Palmer,  O.  L. 

Pennycuick,  D.  M. 


1  Gladstone  Prize. 


Girton  Third  Class. 

Newnham  Anderson,  A.  Newnhat 

Nevmham  Bennet,  L.  K. 

Nevmham  Briggs,  M. 

Newnham  Hattersley,  M. 

Newnham  Micholls,  E. 

Newnham  Parr,  K.  E. 

2  Formerly  Fellow  of  Christ's. 


Girton 

Newnhari 

Newnhaii 

Girton 

Newnhar 


HISTORICAL   TRIPOSES. 


667 


June,  1903. 
Examiners: 


J.  Westlake,  LL.D.,  THnitij. 
O.  Browning,  M.A.,  King's. 
S.  M.  Leathes,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


H.  A.  L.  Fisher,  (Oxon.) 
N.  Wedd,  M.A.,  King's. 
J.  H.  Clapham,  M.A.,  King's. 


Appasamy,  P. 
Browu,  B.  G. 


Emm. 
Trin. 


PART  II. 

First  Class. 
Flitch,  .J.  E.  C.        King's 


Berrj',  S.  M.  Clare 

2Davies,  D.  King's 

Douglas,  R.  H.  Pemb. 

Edmonds,  J.  Emm. 
Garle-Browue.J.B.  Joh. 

Gordon,  J.  G.  Trin. 

Gray,  G.  H.  M.  King's 

Gray,  H.  Jesus 

Hamilton,  T.  King's 


Barclay,  G.  A.  Trin. 

Cliapman,  W.  H.     Trin. 
Evans,  P.  D.  Pemb. 

Evans,  C.  E.         Nm  Coll. 
Fancourt,  \V.  Caius 

iardner-Brown.F.S.G.  Pemb. 


Kerr,  K. 

Second  Class. 
Harding,  W.  I. 
Har  Kisliad  Singh 
Hicks,  G.  B. 
Hone,  J.  M. 
Hunt,  A.  E. 
Johnson,  W.  M. 
Parker- Smith,  R. 
Roljinson,  T.  H. 
Sassoon,  E.  V. 


Trin. 


Joh. 

Joh. 

Pet. 

Jesus 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Laurence,  C.  Trin. 

3Locker-Lampson,O.S.  Trin. 
Lush,  .1.  A.  H.Selw. 

Mills,  R.  S.  Corp. 

Ollivant,  E.  King's 


Cath. 


Schofield,  F.  H.  V.  Christ's 
Sleight,  A.  B.  Joh. 

Somerset-Ward,R.  Pemb. 
Strachey,  G.  L.        Trin. 
Warde-Aldam,W.StA.  Trin. 
White,  J.  B.         Non  Coll. 
Williams,T.C.L.   NonColl. 
Wilson,  J.  D.  Caiu^ 


Phillips,  T.  C,  Pet. 

Pilkington,  G.  R.  Trin. 

Roberts,  A.  J.  R.  Jestis 

Tliompsonj  E.  Y.  King's 

Watson,  A.  P.  King's 


WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Cunningham,  A.  Girton 

Camobell,  J.  L.          Girton 

Bennet,  L.  K. 

Girton 

Dixon,  G.            Newnham 

Hawthorn,  F.  A.        Newnham 

Briggs,  M. 

Newnham 

Hubback,  J.  C.          Newnham 

Hattersley,  M. 
Parr,  K.  E. 

Newnham, 

Jacobson,  K.  M.        Newnham 

Newnham 

Judson,  A.                 Girton 

Pennycuick,  D.  M. 
Randall,  S. 

Netvnham 

MichoUs,  E.                Girton 

Newnham 

Palmer,  0.  L.            Newnham 

Smith,  M.  H.             Newnham 

PART    I. 

First  Class. 

Davies,  D.  J. 

Trin.         |        Michaelides,  C 
Second  Class. 

.  C.        King's 

Abbott,  H.  A.         Queens' 

Evans,  H.  T.            Joh. 

Reece,  M.  G.  B 

Joh. 

Agnew,  G.  C.           King's 

Fowler,  A.  H.          Sid. 

Seymour,  C. 

King's 

Allen,  G.  K.             Trin. 

Gard,  H.  G.             Emm. 

Simpson,  D.  A. 

Cath. 

Ash,  G.  B.                Trin. 

Goodall,  C.  H.         King's 

Thompson,  C.H.F.  Trin. 

Basu,  M.                   Emm. 

HoUins,  E.  M.          King's 

Thornhill,  N. 

King's 

Cautley,  P.  F.  L.     Trin. 

.lenkins,  R.  T.          Trin. 

Walker,  A.  H. 

Trin. 

Devereux,  E.  R.  P.  Christ's 

Kirkness,  L.  H.        Joh. 
Third  Class. 

Wilkinson,  E.  R 

.      Joh. 

Castle,  T.  R.             Trin. 

Hill,  R.  J.                Pemb. 

Russell,  P.  D. 

King's 

Cooper,  A.  C.          Christ's 
Hacking,  E.M.        Pemb. 

Kitson,  R.  D.           Trin. 

Sprigg,  H.  A.  G 

Trin. 

Lamplugh,  A.  A.  F.  Joh. 

Tinn,  N. 

King's 

Harrison,  H.  E.       King's 

Ollivant,  R.  C.         Trin. 

Webb,  E. 

Non  Coll. 

Hedley,  I.                King's 

Robson,  R.  H.     Non  Coll. 
WOMEN. 

Weston,  J.  C. 

King's 

First  Class. 

Eccles,  J.                    Girton 

Third  Class. 

Seaman,  M.         Newnham 

Edwardes,  M.  L.  E.   Girton 

Balcombe,  M.  W. 

Newnham 

Shillington,  V.  M.  Girton 

Fawcus,  A.  M.           Girton 

Harvev,  H.  G. 

Newnham 

Howard,  Lady  D.  G.  Girton 

Read,  E.  J.  I. 

Girton 

Second  Class. 

i\orthcote,  J.             Nei^tmham 

Shuckburgh,  D.  F. 
Taylor,  W.  A.  S. 

Newnham 

Abrikossoif,  A.  Girton 

Sharman,  R.              Newnham 

Girton 

1  Gladstone  Prize.     Formerly  Fellow  of  Christ'f. 

2  M.P.  for  Montgomeryshire,  1906—1910,  re-elected  1910, 1911. 
8  M.P.  for  Hunts  (Ramsey). 


668 


HISTOKICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1904. 


Examiners  : 

W.  Cunnmgham,  D.D.,  Trinity. 
J.  B.  Bury,  M.A.,  King's. 
O.  Browning,  M.A.,  King's. 
N.  Wedd,  M.A.,  King's. 
R.  V.  Laurence,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
D.  J.  Medley,  M.A.,  {Oxon.) 


PART  n. 

First  Class. 

Kirkness,  L.  H.         Joh.        1      Russell,  G.  G.                     King's 
Nissim,J.                  Joh.        \    *WingaeId-Stratford,E.  C.  ii:»n^* 

Second  Class. , 

Abbott,  H.  A. 
Allen,  G.  K. 
Boyle,  D.  H. 
Broomtield,  R.  S. 
Cautley,  P.  F.  L, 
Cooper,  A.  C. 
Davies,  D.  J. 
Gard,  H.  G. 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Chrises 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Hall,  J.  F.              Clare 
Hedley,  T.               King's 
LampluKh,A.A.F.  Joh. 
Lodge,  T.                 Trin. 
Ds  Owen,  G.  C.            Trin.H. 
Reece,  M.  G.  B.      Joh. 
Robson,  R.  H.      NonColl. 
Seymour,  C.           King's 

Simpson,  D.  A.       Cath. 
Thompson,  C.  H.  F.  Trin. 
Thornhill,  N.          King's 
Truscott,  R.  F.       Kinq's 
Walker,  A.  H.        Trik. 
Wiles,  J.  W.          NonCol 
Wilkinson,  E.  R.    Joh. 

Third  Class. 

Ash,  G.  B. 
Eames,  J.  W. 
Hill,  R.  J. 

Trin. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 

Kitson,  R.  D.          Trin. 
Ollivant,  R.  C.        Trin. 
Russell,  P.  D.         King's 

W03IEN. 

Weston,  J.  C. 

Trin. 

NonCol 
Kinq's 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Adamson,  M.  A. 

Newnham 

Bennett,  N.                 Girton 
Fawcus,  A.  M.           Girton 
Howard,  Lady  D.  G.  Girton 
Seaman,  M.                Newnham 
Sharman,  R.               Newnham 
Shillington,  V.  M.      Girton 

Balcombe,  M.  W. 
Edwardes,  M.  L.  E. 
Harvey,  H.  G. 
Northcote,  J. 
Read,  E.  J.  I. 
Shuckburgh,  D.  F. 
Taylor,  W.  A.  S. 

Newnha 

Girton 

Newnha 

Newnha 

Girton 

Newnha 

Girton 

HISTORICAL  TKIPOSES. 


PART  l.—June,  1904. 


First  Class. 

i2*Fay,  C.  R. 

King's    1         Reddy,  C.  R.          Joh. 

iPhiUips,  C. 

S.         King's     \         Reynolds,  H.  0.     Emm. 

Second  Class. 

Bill,  S.  A.               Trin. 

Gilliland,  G.  F.       Trin. 

Jordan,  H.  R. 

Pemb. 

Boothroyd,  E.  E.    Trin. 

Grant,  J.                 Kinp's 

Rose,  H.  C. 

Joh. 

Bouquet,  A.  C,        Trin. 

Grear,  E.  L.           NonColl. 
Gull,  E.  M.             Trin. 

*Tatham,  G.  B. 

Trin. 

Brayshay,  S.           Cath. 
Burchell,  F.  B.       King's 
Carmichael,E.W.  NonColl. 

Tennant,  N.  R.  D.  Pemb. 

Hallowes,B,  J.  K.  Caius 

Webb,  H.  C. 

Chrises 

Hilton,  H.  D.          Trin. 

Weber,  R.  E. 

Pemb. 

Collett,  S.                Pemb. 

Hudson,  E,  C.         Trin. 

Wellesley,  R. 

King's 

Deck,  S.  F,              Caius 

Hulbert,  F.  S.         Trin. 

Wilkinson,  L.  U. 

Joh. 

Dickinson,  P.  P,     King's 

Iwasaki,  K.             Pemb. 

Yug&lsi  {H.R.H. 

FitzGerald,  G.  T.   King's 

Jones,  F.  R.            Christ's 

Prince  of  Siam)  Trin. 

Ford,  R.  M.            Trin.H. 

Third  Class. 

Ashcroft.  J.  M.       Caius 

Deane,  C.  H.           Trin. 

Overy,  K, 

Emm. 

Ball,  E.  F.               Jesus 

Fosbrooke,  H.  L.    Clare 

Payne-Cook,  G.G.  Corp. 

Bell,  W.  H.  D.        Trin. 

Hope,  G.  L.  N.       Pemb. 

Reed,  L.  G. 

King's 

Berry,  W.                King's 

Hutchinson,  A.  C.C.   Tr.  H. 

Second^,  E.  C. 

King's 

Bowen-Colthurst, 

Kennedy,  A.  K,  C.  Trin. 

Somervell,  A.  C 

King's 

R.  M<=G.               Trin. 

Kent,  C.                   Trin. 

Thornton,  N.  S. 

Trik. 

Burke,  H.  F.           King's 

King,  S.                   Clare 

Torrey,  G.  E.  F. 
Venn,  J.  A. 

Trin. 

Buxton,  L.  W.  W.  Trin. 

Lea  Wilson,  C.  A.  Trin. 

Trin. 

Coopland- Julian, 

Macniorran,  K.  M.  King's 

Walker,  E.  E. 

Trin. 

T.  E.                     Queens' 
Cope,  T.  G.              Trin. 

Meyer,  H.  G.           Trin. 

Wilkinson,  C.  A. 

Sid. 

Morrison,  H.  H.     H.Selw. 

Young,  J.  D. 

Pemb. 

Davies,  L.  D.           Queens' 

Napier,  P.  H.          Trin. 
WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Abram,  A.           Girton 

Bradshaw,  J.              Newnham 

Koppel,  A.  H.  O, 

Newnham 

Rickards,  A.  V.          Girton 

MacArthur,  S.  E. 

Newnham 

Sills,  K.  W.                Girton 

Mason,  E.  W. 

Newnham 

Morlais- Jones,  M.  G.  Girton 

Scott,  M. 

Newnham 

Simmonds,  H.  M. 

Newnham 

Stevenson,  E.  R, 

Newnham 

I  Gladstone  P 

rize.                                                   2  Fel 

ow  of  Christ's. 

670 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 

June,  1905. 


Examiners 


/R.  V,  Laurence,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

)J.  B.  Bury,  M.A.,  King's. 
F.  W".  Head,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
W.  E.  Heitland,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
D.  J.  Medley,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
T.  Thornely,  M.A.,  Trinity  Hall. 


PART  II. 


First  Class. 


Ds  Atkey,  F.  A.  H.    Pemb. 

Basu,  M.  Emm. 

Ds  *Beck,  F.  G.  M.      Clare 


Ds  Annand,  A.  W. 

Ball,  R  F. 

Bill,  S.  A. 

Boothroyd,  E.  E. 

Bouquet,  A.  C. 

Braysliav,  8. 
Ds  Briggs,  W.  It. 
Ds  Clague,  .J. 

Collett,  S. 

Deck,  S.  F. 

Dickinson,  P.  P. 


Pemb. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Christ's 

Pet. 

Pemb. 

Caius 

King's 


1*  Fay,  C.  R. 
Kennedy,  W.  T. 
Phillips,  C.  S. 

Second  Class. 

Elliot,  E.  J, 
Ford,  R.  M. 
Goodall,  C.  H. 
Grant,  J. 
Grant,  F.  H.  S. 
Gull.  E.  M. 
Hallowes,B.J.K. 
Hamilton,K.L.B. 
Hughes,  J.  W.W. 
Jordan,  H.  R. 


Kiwi's 

Trin. 

King's 


Trin. 

Trin.H. 

King's 

King's 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Caius 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Pemb. 


Reynolds,  H.  O.    Emm. 
Ds  Rust,  P.  J.  Pemb. 

Ds  Yeoh,  G.  S.  Joh. 


Kennedy,A.K.C. 
Ds  Parsons,  C. 
Ds  Searle,  G.  A.  H. 

Second^,  E.  C. 
*Tatham,  G.  B. 

Tennant,  N,  R.  D. 

Weber,  R.  E. 

Wellesley,  R. 

Wilkinson,  L.  U. 
Ds  Wilson,  T.  I.  W. 


Trin. 

Pemb. 

Christ'i 

King's 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

King's 

Joh. 

King's 


Third  Class. 


Asheroft,  J.  M. 
Bowen-Colthurst, 

Burke,  H.  F. 
Buxton,  L.  W.  W 
Carmichael,E.W. 
Coopland-Julian, 

Cope,  T.  G. 
Davies,  L.  D 
Deane,  C.  H. 


Caius 
R.MacG. 
Trin. 

King's 
.  Trin. 
NonCoU. 

T.  E. 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Trin. 


Gilliland,  G.  F. 
Grear,  E.  L. 
Harrison,  H.  E. 
Hilton,  H.  D. 
Hope,  G.  L.  N, 
Hudson,  E.  C. 
Hulbert,  F.  S. 
Iwasaki,  K. 
King,  S. 
Lea-Wilson,  C,  A 


Trin. 
NonColl. 

King's 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Clare 
.  Trin. 


Meyer,  H.  G. 

Trin. 

Napier,  P.  H. 

Trin. 

Overy,  K. 

Emm. 

Payne-Cook,G.G 

.  Corp. 

Shannon,  G.  C. 

Joh. 

Thornton,  N.  S. 

Trin. 

Torrey,  G.  E.  F. 

Trin. 

Venn,  J.  A. 

Trin. 

Webb,  H.  C. 

Christ's 

Wilkinson,  C.  A. 

Sid. 

WOMEN. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 

Abrani,  A.  Gtrton 

Koppel,A.H.O.J.U.  Newnham 
Morlais-Jones.M.G.  Girton 


Rickards,  A.  V. 
Sachs,  I.  B. 
Scott,  M. 
Sills,  K.  W. 
Stevenson,  E.  R. 
Wordsworth,  E.  C. 


Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 


Third  Class. 


Bradshaw,  J. 

MacArthur,  S.  E. 
Mason,  E.  W. 
Simmonds,  H.  M. 


Newnham 
Newnham 
Newnham 
Newnham 


1  P'ellow  of  Christ's,. 


HISTOKICAL  TKIPOSES. 

June,  1905. 
PART   I. 


671 


^.lleii,  M.  T. 
:;arlile,  R.  C. 
)6,  P.  C. 
?raiicis,  E..G. 
iibbs,  W.  J.  R. 
loskyns,  E.  C. 
3uglies-Gibb,  A.  P. 
farvis,  C.  H. 


Trm. 

Pemb. 

Bourn. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Joh. 


lackburne-DanielljH.E.  Trin. 


Brad  bur  V,  J.  F. 
Burdett,  O.  H. 
3base,  C.  F 
huan,  N. 
Clissold,  W. 
Davies,  W.  V. 
Durham,  A.  C. 
Fitch,  C.  H. 
Forman,  A. 


King's 

King's 

Pemb. 

King's 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Corp. 

Jestis 

Pemb. 


First  Class. 
Sniitli,  M.  A.  F.       Girton 


First  Class. 

Brown,  A.  E. 
Milner-White,  E. 
Neville,  A.  W. 
Young,  P.  N.  F. 


Joh. 
King's 
Jesus 
Joh. 


Second  Class. 

Joseph,  H. 
Lewis,  C.  M. 
Mackennal,  W,  L. 
Morton,  G.  F. 
Muir,  R.  M.  P. 
Nancarrow,  J.  V. 
Pollock,  H.  R. 
Potter,  W.  N. 


King's 

King's 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Caiu^ 

King's 

Trm. 

Pemb. 


Third  Class. 


Griffin,  H.  J.  S. 
Guilford,  E.  L. 
Harrison,  F. 
Heard,  N. 
Hodges,  E.  C. 
Holmes,  B.  S. 
I  nee,  R.  B. 
Keeble,  C.  F.  A. 
Kohan,  C.  M. 
Leadbeater,  W.  ] 


WOMEN. 


Trin. 

Clare 

Kino's 

Pertib. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Pet. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

H.  Selw. 


Ramsey,  W.  J. 

Trin.H. 

Salt,  W.  M. 

Pemb. 

Sen,  S.  K. 

Down. 

Slater,  J.  A. 

Emm. 

Squire,  J.  C. 
Winter,  J.  F, 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Wodehouse,  F.  A. 

Pemb. 

Wortham,  H.  E. 

King's 

Long,  R.  P. 

H.  Selw. 

Rawlings,  A.  G. 

Trin. 

Southern,  N. 

King's 

Spiers,  A.  L.  C. 

Trik 

Stanfteld,  A.  V. 
Tindall,  H.  S. 

Clare 

Pemb. 

Usher,  R.  N. 

Caius 

Walker,  J.  G. 

Jesus 

Walpole,  H.  S. 
Wild,  T.  N. 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Second  Class. 


Beaumont,  M. 
Bentwich,  R.  N. 
Chandler,  A.  H, 
Collier,  E. 
Conway,  A.  E. 
Deutscli,  H. 
Dunlop,  O.  J. 
Ellis,  D.  M.  B. 
Keith,  T. 
Matthews,  E.  M. 
Newman,  J.  O.  A. 
Portway,  D. 


Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 


Third  Class. 

George,  E.  E. 

Girton 

Goodbody,  C.  J. 

Newnham 

Hotblack,  K. 

Girton 

Scrutton,  J.  M. 

Girton 

Seebohm,  M.  E. 

Girton 

Williams,  C.  N. 

Newnham 

672 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


Jtine,  1906. 

'J.  S.  Reid,  Litt.D.,  Gonville  and  Caiua. 

F.  W.  Head,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

G.  T.  Lapsley,  M.A.,  Trmity. 
L.  L.  Price,  M.A.,  Oxon. 

W.  F.  Reddaway,  M.A.,  King's. 
,T.  Thornely,  M.A.,  Tnnity  Hall. 


PART  II. 


Ds  1*  Brooke,  Z.  N.  Joh. . 
Brown,  A.  E.  Joh. 
Cohn,  P.  V.  Trin. 


First  Class. 

Nichols,  F.  H.        Trin. 

Savage,  E.  G.         Down. 

Ds  Simpson,  J.  H.      Pevib. 


Tobias,  G.  W.  R.  A'trf. 
Young,  P.  N.  F.     Joh. 


Allen,  M.  T. 
Ps  Carver,  L.  H.  L. 
Ds  Dedman,  A.  J. 

Kitch,  C.  H. 

Gibbs,  W.  J.  R. 
Ds  Hardy,  E.  H. 

Harrison,  F. 
Ds  Hendriks,C,A.C. 

Hodges,  E.  C. 


THn. 
Jesus 
Christ's 
Jesus 
Queens' 
Christ's 
King's 
J.  Clare 
Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Hoskyns,  E.  C.      Jesus 
Hughes-Gibb,  A.  P.  Trin. 
I  nee,  R.  B.  Pet. 

JosepFi,  H.  Kino's 

Kohan,  C.  M.         Trin. 
Leadbeater,W.  E.  H.Selw. 
Morton,  G.  F.        Emm. 
Muir,  R.  M.  P.       Caius 
Pollock,  H.  R.        Trin. 


Potter,  W.  N. 
Salt,  W.  M. 
Southern,  N. 
Squire,  J.  C. 
Storrs,  B.  St  J, 
Wild,  T.  N. 
Winter,  J.  F. 
Wortham,  H.  E. 


Pemb, 

Pemb. 

King'g 

Joh. 

King's 

Christ' I 

Emm. 

King's 


Yugala  (H.R.H.  Prince)  Trin 


Blackburne-Daniell, 

Ds  Burden,  H.  A. 
Carlile,  R.  C. 
Chase,  C.  F. 
Davies,  W.  V. 
Drey,  O.  R. 
Forman,  A. 
Francis,  E.  G. 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Jesus 

Christ's 

Pemb. 

Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Griffin,  H.  J.  S.      Trin. 
Guilford,  E.  L.       Clare 
Heard,  N.  Pemb. 

Holmes,  B.  S.         Sid. 
Ds  Johnston,  R.  W.    Pemb. 
Keeble,  C.  F.  A.    Joh. 
Long,  R.  P.  H.  Selw. 

Mackennal,  W.  L.  Trin. 
Morton,  C.  E.        H.  Selw. 


Pitt,  C.  H. 
Slater,  J,  A. 
Spiers,  A.  L.  C. 
Strugnell,  E.  H. 
Tindall,  H.  S. 
Usher,  R.  N. 


Walpole,  H.  S 
Wodehouse,  F.  A.  Pemb. 


Corp. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Caius 

Emm. 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Davies,  D.  J.  Sid. 


WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Deutscl\,  H. 

Girton 

Beaumont,  M. 

Newnham 

George,  E.  E.             Girton 

Smith,  M.  A.  F. 

Girton 

Chandler,  A.  H. 

Newnham 

Goodbody,  C.  J.        Newnhan 

Collier,  E. 

Neumham 

Scrutton,  J.  M.          Girton 

Conway,  A.  E. 

Newnham 

Williams,  C.  N.          Newnh 

an 

Dunlop,  O.  J. 

Girton 

Ellis,  D.  M.  B. 

Newnham 

Hetherington,  J.  I. 

Girton 

Hotblack,  K. 

Girton 

Keith,  T. 

Girton 

Manfield,  M.  R. 

Girton 

Matthews,  E.  M. 

Newnham 

Newman,  J.  0.  A. 

Newnham 

Portway,  D. 

Newnham 

Seeboliui,  M.  E. 

Girton 

Zimmern,  D.  M. 

Girton 

1  GladBtone  Priie.    Drosler  Fellow  of  Calu«. 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


673 


June,  1906. 
PART   I. 


First  Class. 

Keeling,  F.  H.  Trin. 
Sells,  C.  C.  V.  R.  Trin. 
Spens,  H.  B.  King's 

i*Ward,  D.  W.  Johi 


Adams,  H.  P.  Trin. 

Ainsworth,  T.  Trin. 

Bennett,  J.  G.  King's 

Browne,  W.  M.  Christ's 

Buckle,  G.  W.  Trin. 

Clark,  F.  H.  H.  Trin. 

Darlow,  H.  Down, 
de  Rothschild,  E.  A.  THn. 

Evans,  F.  N.  Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Evitt,  E.  U.  Emm. 

Garrett,  R.  W.  B,  King's 
Gomme,  E.  E.  C.    Trin.  H. 
Hay,  W.  K,  Joh. 

Herbert,  P.  M.        Trin. 
Livingstone,  F.  D.  Pet. 
M«Clement,  F.  J.  C.  Trin. 
Martin,  W.  M.        Trin. 
Nair,  K.  R.  Emm. 


Nutter,  S.  B.  Emm. 

Scott,  A.  P.  Pet. 

Seymour,  F,  Trin. 

Sheep8hanks,C.J.H.  Trin. 
Smith,  B.  T.  D.     NonColl. 
Staley,  J.  E,  NonColl. 

Wadia,  N.  J.  Joh. 

♦Webster,  C.  K.       King's 
Williams,  H.  F.  F.  Clare, 


Andrewes-Uthwatt, 


H. 

Ashcroft,  H. 
Austin,  S. 
Bridges,  F.  LI. 
Cappel,  N.  L. 
Colman,  L.  M. 
Dyne,  H.  E.  L. 
Fleuret,  F.  S. 
Gardiner,  T.  W. 


Trin. 
Cains 
Cath. 
Corpus 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
King's 
THn. 
Emm. 


Third  Class, 

Geake,  A. 
Gladstone,  R.  T. 
Green,  J.  R.  E. 
Heard,  A.  St  J. 
Kendall,  H,  B. 
Lowson,  K.  .J. 
Mander,  G.  P. 
Mitchell,  A.  G. 
Parsons,  .J.  R. 
Powell.  K. 


Joh. 

Trin. 

King's 

Caius 

Pemb. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Sid. 

THn. 

King's 


Preeston,  R.  S. 
Ransford,  F.  B. 
Ryle,  E.  H. 
Sutcliffe;  .J.  H. 
Swayne,  J.  C. 
Templer,J.  F.  H. 
Vause,  T.  C. 


Clare 

King's- 

Trin. 

Caius 

Magd. 

THn. 

Joh. 


Williams,  W.  C.  B.  Pemb. 


Wood,  E.  R. 


Trin. 


WOMEN. 


First  Class. 


Bowden-Smith,  A.  G. 

Newnham 


Second  Class, 


Addison,  A.  M. 
Butler,  M.  D. 
Dewer,  E.  H, 
Dodds,  M.  H. 
Gardner,  E.  M, 
Jordan,  M.  D. 
Milner,  E.  J.  M. 
Rendel,  F.  E. 
Rose,  I.  G. 
Roseveare,  H.  A. 
Salaman,  E.  E. 
Stebbing,  L.S  . 
Walters,  P.  H. 
Wolstenholme,  M. 


Neumham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 


Third  Class. 


Boys,  T.  M. 
Mitchell,  L. 
Rearden,  O.  M. 
Smith,  M. 


Newnham 
Newnham 
Girton 
Girton 


Gladstone  PriM. 


29 


674 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1907. 


/J.  S.  Reid,  Litt.D.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

G.  E.  Green,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

W.  F.  Reddaway,  M.A.,  King's. 
Examiners  ■{  G.  T.  Lapsley,  M.A.  (Hon.),  Tmnity. 

H.  W.  V.  Temperley,  M.A.,  Peterhouae. 

G.  R.  L.  Fletcher,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
VL.  L.  Price,  M.A.,  Oxon. 


PART   II. 

First  Class. 

Adams,  H.  P. 

THn. 

Milner- White,  E.    King's 

Spans,  H.  B. 
»Webster,  C.  K. 

Kin^t 

Hubback,  F.  W. 

Trin. 

Ds  *Seaton,  A.  A.       Pemb. 

Kings 

Keeling,  F.  H. 

Trin. 

Second  Class. 

Ds  Bailey,  R.  F. 

Kino's 

Evitt,  E.  U.            Eium. 

Powell,  K. 

King's 

Browne,  W.  M. 

Christ's 

Garrett,  R.  W.  B.  King's 

Scott,  A.  P. 

Pet. 

Buckle,  G.  W. 

Trin. 

Ds  Harris,  A.  M.        Jesus 

Seymour,  F, 

Trin. 

Burdett,  0.  H. 

King's 

Hay,  W.  K.            Joh. 

Sheepshanks.C.J.H.  Trii 

Ds  Burton,  W. 

Christ's 

Ds  Jenkin,  H.  A.        Jesns 

Staley,  J.  E. 

NonCo 

de  Rothschild,  E.  A.  Trin. 

Jolly,  E.  H.  P.        Joh. 

Thomas,  H.  H. 

Down. 

Ds  Drummond,  J.  G 

.  Christ's 

Krishnamnia,  J.  R.  Emm. 

Wadia,  N.  J. 

Joh. 

Ds  Ellis,  A.  I 

Joh. 

M<=Clement,F.J.C.  Trin. 

Williams,  H.  F. 

F.  Clare 

Evans,  F.  N. 

Trin. 

Martin,  W.  M.        Trin. 
Third  Class. 

Ainsworth,  T. 

Trin. 

Geake,  A.               Joh. 

Mitchell,  A,  G. 

Sid. 

Bridges,  F.  LI. 

Corpus 

Gladstone,  R.  T.     Trin. 

Preeston,  R.  S. 

Clare 

€appel,  N.  L. 
€olman,  L.  M. 

Trin. 

Heard,  A.  St  J.      Caius 

Ransford,  F.  B. 

King's 

Pemb. 

Inder,  R.  W.          Dirum. 

Ds  Reed,  H.  L. 

Clare 

Dyne,  H.  E.  L. 

Fleuret,  F.  S. 

King's 

.Kendall,  H.  B.       Pemb. 

Swayne,  .J.  C. 

MofM 

Trin. 

Lowson,  K.  J.         Caius 

Williams,  W.C. 

B.  Pemb. 

Gardiner,  T.  W. 

Emm 

WOMEN. 


First  Class. 
Bowden-Smith,  A.  G.  Newnham 


Second  Class. 


Third  Class. 


Addison,  A.  M. 
Dewar,  E.  H. 
Dodds,  M.  H. 
Gardner,  E.  M. 
Jordan,  M.  D. 
Milner,  E.  J.  M. 
Rendel,  F.  E. 
Roseveare,  H.  A. 
Stebbing,  L.  S. 
Walters,  P.  H. 


Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Neumham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 


Rose,  I.  G. 
Salaman,  E.  E. 
Wolstenholme,  M. 


Girton 
Girton 
Newnha 


HISTOKICAL  TRIPOSES. 


675 


June,  1907. 


PAET   I. 


First  Class. 


1*  Previt6-Orton,  C.  W.   Joh. 
2*Reynolds,  J.  W.  Trin. 


Salter,  F.  R. 
Snape,  R.  H. 


Trin. 
Emm. 


Second  Class. 


Anderson,  A.  E.D. 
Atkinson,  A.  V. 
Becher,  G.  G. 
Booth,  C.  Z.  M. 
Buckley,  E. 
Corrie,  D.  W. 
Dippie,  H. 
Dobson,  H.  M. 
"Green,  J.  E.  S. 
Hankey,  C.  P. 


Birch,  G.  C. 
Burgess,  F. 
Crewdson,  B.  F. 
Deuchar,  J.  L. 
Drew,  A.  L. 
EngUsh,  M.  C. 
Evans,  V.  L. 
Fulford,  R.  H. 
Hervey,  A.  C.  C. 
Jackson,  J.  E.  N. 
Jago,  E.  O. 


.  Trin. 

Hollins,  N.  C. 

Emm. 

Magd. 

Keable,  R. 

Magd. 

Trin. 

Keuneman,  A.  E. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Larmour,  A.  C. 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Leach,  W.  J. 

Trin. 

King's 

Lvon,  W.  T. 
Afayes,  R.  M. 

King's 

Christ's 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Newman,  R.  A.  W 

.  Trin. 

Pet. 

Powell,  E.  W. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Preston,  Sir  J. 
Third  Class 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Johnstone,  C.  A. 

Magd. 

Cath. 

Kent,  N.  B. 

Christ's 

King's 

Kisch,  E.  R. 

Clare 

King's 

Loxdale,  R.  G.  M 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Mallory,  G.  H.  L 

Magd. 

Pemb. 

Mawe,  M.  D. 

King's 

Trin. 

Maxwell,  W.  F.  J 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Melville,  H.  C. 

Trin. 

King's 

Montgomery,  N. 

H.Selw. 

Joh. 

Montgomery,  D.  S.  H.Selw.  \ 

Emm. 

Mukerjea,  D. 

Emm.      \ 

Pyman,  U.  L, 
Roxby,  G.  J.  M. 

Shaw,  G.  S. 
Smith,  D.  B.  M. 
Smith,  J.  F. 
Stirling,  G.  S. 
Subbarao,  N.  S. 
Ward,  J.  S,  M. 
Whitaker,  J.  R. . 
Whitwell,  R. 


Jesus 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Joh. 

Clare 

Joh. 

Trin.H. 

Sid. 

Christ's 


Nicholls,  D.  M. 
Pain,  J.  W. 
Powell,  T.  F. 
Pyman,  W.  H. 
Reitlinger,  H.  S. 
Robertson  Smith, 

N.  M. 
Rudd,  N.  B. 
Steavenson,  A.  G. 
Treadgold,  H. 


Down. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Christs 

King's 

King's 
Emm. 
Pemb. 
Caius 


First  Class, 
Elkin  C.  E.        Newnham 


WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 


Ashdown,  E.  M. 
Hepburn,  O.  S. 
Jones,  M.  G. 
Linton,  A.  S. 
Russell,  D. 
Smith,  E.  L.  S. 


Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 


Third  Class. 

Drummond,  N.  B.  Girton 

Hiley,  D.  J.  M.  Girtoti 

Jameson,  K.  P.  Girton 

Williams,  G.  M.  Newnham 


1  Gladstone  Prize, 

2  Fellow  of  Sidney  Sussex. 

3  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 


29—2 


676 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1908. 


Examiners 


R.  V.  Laurence,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

J.  N.  Figgis,  Litt.D.,  St  Catharine's' 

J.  P.  Whitney,  B.D.,  King's. 

G.  E.  Green,  M.A.,  Caius. 
■{  W.  E.  Jordan,  M.A.,  King's. 

J.  H.  Clapham,  M.A.,  King's. 

H.  W.  V.  Temperley,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
\  C.  R.  L.  Fletcher,  M.A.,  Oxon. 


PART  11. 


First  Class. 


Ds  Ewer,  W.  N. 

Trin. 

*Previt6-Orton,  C.  W.  Joh. 

a  Salter,  F.  R. 

Trin. 

i*Green,  J.  E.  S. 

Pet. 

2*Reynolds,  J.  W.         Trin. 

Snape,  R.  H. 

Emm. 

Keable,  R. 

Magd. 

Second  Class. 

Anderson,  A.KB 

.  Trin. 

Ds  Ham,  G.  L.             Christ's 

Powell,  T.  F. 

Trin. 

Atkinson,  V. 

Magd. 
Cath. 

Hankey,  C.  P.        Pemb. 

Pyman,  R.  L. 

Jesus 

Buckley,  E. 

Ds  Harker,  R.  G.        Pemb. 

Pyman,  W.  H, 

Christ's 

Burgess,  F. 

Cath. 

Hollins,  N.  C.         Emm. 
Kent,  N.  B.             Christ's 

Reitlinger,  H.  S. 

King's 

Ds  Chan,  S.  J. 

Down. 

Roxby,  G.  J.  M. 
Scott,  H.  R. 

Queens' 

Clark,  F.  H.  H. 

THn. 

Keuneman,  A.  H  Pemb. 

Jesus 

Deuchar,  J.  L. 

King's 

Leach,  W.  J.           Trin. 

Smith,  D.  B.  M. 

Emm. 

Dippie,  H. 

Christ's 

Livingstone,  F.  D.  Pet. 

Steavenson, A.  G 

.  Pemb. 

Dobson,  H.  M. 

Trin. 

Mair,  E.  M.            Sid. 

Treadgold,  H. 

Caius 

Ds  Durnford,  R.  S, 

King's 

Mallory,  G.  H.  L.  Magd. 

Ward,  J.  S.  M. 

THn.H 

Ds  Ellis,  J.  W.  C. 

Sid. 

Mayes,  R.  M.         Sid. 

Whitwell,  R. 

Christ's 

Ds  Fair,  C.  H. 

Pemb. 

Powell,  E.  W.         Trin. 

Woodman,  G.  S. 

Jesus 

Griffiths,  W.  M. 

H.Selw. 

Third  Class. 

Anderson,  L.  R. 

D.  Joh. 

Jackson,  J.  E.  N.  Joh. 

Montgomery,  N. 

H.Selw 

Birch,  G.  C. 

Trin. 

Jago,  E.  O.             Emm. 
Loxdale,  R.  G.  M.  Trin. 

Rudd,  N.  B. 

Emm. 

English,  M.  C. 

Pemb. 

Thome  Waite,  A 

.  Joh. 

Evans,  V.  L. 

Trin. 

Maxwell,  W.  F.  J.  Trin. 

Whitaker,.  J.  R. 

Sid. 

Green,  J.  R.  E. 

Kind's 

Montgomery,  D.  S.  H.Selw. 

ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Gwyn,  R.  F.  Emm. 


First  Class. 
Elkin,  C.  E.         Newnham 


WOMEN. 
Second  Class.] 


Ashdown,  E,  M. 
Butler,  M.  D. 
Hepburn,  O.  S. 
Jones,  M.  G. 
Linton,  A.  S. 


Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 


Third  Class. 


Drummond,  N.  B. 
Hiley,  D.  J.  M. 
Jameson,  K.  P. 
Russell,  1). 
Williams,  G.  M. 


Girton 
Girton 
Girton 
Girton 
Newnham 


1  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall.     Gladstone  Prize. 

2  Fellow  of  Sidney  Sussex. 

3  Fellow  of  Magdalene. 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


677 


June,  1908. 

PART  I. 

First  Class. 

i*ButIer,  G.  G.  G.     Trin. 

Fraser,  D.  S.          Joh. 

Macdonald,A.J.S 

Cheshire,  F.  M.      Joh. 

Hoare,  F.  R.           Trin. 

sPurser,  F.  D. 

de  Rothschild,  A.  G.  Trin. 

Hughes,  E.  A.        Trin. 

Smith,  W.  O. 

2*Elliott,  C,  A.          THn. 

Lloyd,  W.  R.          Pet. 

Woolf,  0.  N.  S. 

Forman,  D.  P.        Caius 

Second  Class. 

Agate,  L.  D.          Pet. 

Holt,  F.  A.             King's 

Lubbock,  Hon.  H 

Ager,  A.  D.            Christ's 

Hopcraft,E.G.deL.  Jesus 

M<=Nulty,  J.  F. 

Ardeshir,  A.  H.     Trin.H. 

Hubbuck,  R.  E.     Pemb. 

Malaher,  H.  T. 

Bales,  P.  G,           Pet. 

Hughes,  G.  R.        Trin. 

Pollock,  C.  T.  A. 

Feilden,  O.  H.        Clare 

James,  J.  P.           Emm. 

Ruthnaswanry,  M 

FitzGerald,  M.  P.  Trin. 

Jaquet,  D.  A.         Emm. 

Sassoon,  H.  W. 

Furness,  W.           Magd. 

Jolly,  J.  C.             King's 

Smith,  G.  L. 

Gardiner,  A.  J.      Christ's 

Jones,  A.  V.           King's 

Townley,  C.  E. 
Ward-Price,  G. 

Grear,  A.  T.  L.      Magd. 

Kingham,  W.  R.     Trin. 

Hardy,  C.                Trin. 
Hare,  S.  G.            Cath. 

Lamb,  C.  H.            Trin. 

Warren,  L.  A. 

Liddle,  H.  W.        Dotm. 

Williams,  J.  C. 

Third  Class. 

Baynes,  H.  A.  K.  Trin. 

Grant,  E.  B.           Queens' 

Norrish,  J.  0. 

Bee,  J.  M.              Cath. 

Guest,  Hon.  0.  M.  Trin. 

Ricard,  F. 

Bourchier,  Le  G.  C.  Trin. 

Hall,  A,  C.             Christ's 

Ricardo,  F. 

Brown,  H.  M.         Caius 

Hart,  G.  F.  W.       Queens' 

Richards,  F.  M.  S. 

Butterworth,  A.  B.  Pet. 

Hayes,  J.  G.           Corpus 
■     Hill,  i.  E.             NonColl. 

Shand,  P.  M. 

Campbell,  R.W.F.PeTO&. 

Sing,  L.  M. 

Drinkwater,  J.  R.  King's 

Howard,  W.  S.       Trin. 

Smith,  F.  H.  H. 

Faulkner,  A.  K.     Kinp's 

Jarvis,  F.                Caius 

Smith,  N.  C. 

Fildes,  G.  P.  A.      Trik. 

Kachorn,  M.  C.      Trin. 

Tom,  Nai 

Godby,  T.  A.          Magd. 

Lilley,  E.  G.           Magd. 

Wiggin,  W.  H. 

Goddard,  A.  S.      Trin. 

Lloyd,  M.  A.         Pemb. 
WOMEN. 

Wyley,  D.  H.  F. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Arnold,  M.  M.          Newnham 
Bates,  D.  H,              Newnham 
Cox,  K.  L.                  Newnham 
Honeyman,  M.  A.      Girton 
Osmaston,  E.  D.        Newnham 
Oswald,  M.  S.            Newnham 
Rowbotham,  V.  M.    Girton 
Temperley,  D.  V.       Girton 
Wilson,  F.  M.            Newnham 

1  Fellow  of  Corpu 

Christi. 

3  Gladstone  Prize. 

%  Fellow  of  Jesus. 

Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 


Trin. 
NonColl. 
Emm. 
Trin. 
I.  Down. 
Trin. 
NonColl. 
Trin. 
Cath. 
Jesus 
Pemb. 


Jesus 
King's 
Trin. 
:  Caius 
King's 
Pemb. 
Clare 
Pemb. 
Kinp's 
Trin. 
Jesus 


678 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1909. 

^R.  V.  Laurence,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
T.  J.  Lawrence,  LL.D.,  Dovming. 
J.  N.  Figgis,  Litt.D.,  St  (Jathanne's. 
J.  P.  Whitney,  B.D.,  King's. 
■Examiners  ■<(  W.  E.  Jordan,  M.A.,  King's. 
J.  H.  Clapham,  M  A.,  King's. 

D.  A.  Winstanley,  M.A.,  trinity. 

E.  Armstrong,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
^R.  Lodge,  M.A.,  Oxon. 


Booth,  0.  Z.  M.      Trin. 
i*Butler,  G.  G.  G.     Trin. 

de  Rothschild,A.G.  Trin. 
2*Elliott,  C.  A.  Trin. 


PART   II. 

First  Class. 

Forman,  D.  P. 
Hoare,  P.  R. 
Huglies,  E.  A. 


Caius 
Trin. 
Trin. 


sPurser,  F.  D.  Trin 

Smith,  W.  O.  Trin. 

Woolf,  C.  N.  S.      Trin. 


Ager,  A.  D. 

Christ's 

Bales,  P.  G. 

Pet. 

Cheshire,  F.  M. 

Joh. 

Corrie,  D.  W. 

King's 

Faulkner,  A.  K. 

King's 

Fielden,  0.  H. 

Clare 

FitzGerald,  M.  P.  Trin. 

Fraser,  D.  S. 

Joh. 

Turn  ess,  W. 

Maqd. 

Godby,  T.  A. 

Ma'gd. 

Goddard,  A.  S. 

Trin. 

Grear,  A.  T.  L. 

Maqd. 

Hall,  A.  C. 

Chrises 

Hardy,  C. 

Trin. 

Second  Class. 

Hare,  S.  G.  S. 

Hervey,  A.  C.  C. 

Hill,  A.  E. 
Hopcraft,  E.  G.  de  L. 

Hughes,  G.  R. 

Jaquet,  D.  A. 

Jolly,  J.  C. 

Kingliam,  W.  R. 

Liddle,  H.  W. 
Ds  Lipsou,  D.  L. 

Lloyd,  M.  A. 

Lloyd,  W.  R. 
Lubbock, //on.  H.F.P. 
Macdonald,  A.  J.  S, 


Cath. 

Kinq's 
Non  Coll. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Kinq's 

Trin. 

Down. 

Corpus 

Pemb. 

Pet. 
.  Trin. 

Trin. 


M<=Nulty,  J.  F. 

Non  Coll. 

Malaher,  H.  T. 

Emm. 

Ds  Mamlock,  P. 

Pemb. 

Pollock,  C.  T.  A 

Trin. 

Sassoon,  H.  W. 

Trin. 

Ds  Scott,  F.  W. 

Jesus 

Shaw,  G.  S. 

Trin. 

Sing,  L.  M. 

Pemb. 

Warren,  L.  A. 

Jesus 

Williams,  C.  J. 

Clare 

Williams,  J.  C. 

Pemb. 

Ds  Wood,  R.  S. 

Jesus 

Ds  Woodard,  E.  A. 

Christ's 

Baynes,  H.  A.  K.  Trin. 
Bee,  J.  M.  Cath. 

Bourchier,  Le  G.  C.  Trin. 
Bryant,  G.  W.       Emm. 
Campbell,  R.W.F.  Pemb. 
Fildes,  G.  P.  A.      Trin. 
Gardiner,  A.  J.      Christ's 
Grant,  E.  B.  Queens' 


Third  Class. 

Guest,  Hon.  O.  M.  Trin. 

Hart,  G.  F.  W,  Queens' 

Hayes,  J.  G.  Corpus 

Howard,  W.  S.  Trin. 

Ds  Lely,  W.  G.  Emm. 

Lilley,  E.  G.  Magd. 

Melville,  H.  C.  Trin. 

Norrish,  J.  C.  Jesus 


Smith,  N.  C.  Pemb. 

Ds  Stinson,  H.  J.  E.  Emm. 

Swift,  C.  T.  King's 

Ds  Thompson,  F.  W.  Pemb. 

Townley,  0,  E.       Trin. 

Ward-Price,  G.      Cath. 

Wiggin,  W,  H.       Trin. 


WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 


Arnold,  M.  M. 
Bates,  D.  H. 
Cox,  K.  L. 
Creak,  0.  B. 
Honeyman,  M.  A. 
Rowbotham,  V.  M. 
Temperley,  D.  V. 
Wilson,  F.  M. 


Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 


Third  Class. 


1  Fellow  of  Corpus  Christi. 


Gladstone  Prize. 


2  Fellow  of  Jesus. 


-                                       HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 

IP       ' 

June,  1909. 

P 

PART  I. 

First  Class. 

Beresford,  J.  B.     King's 

Lipson,  E.               Trin. 

Oompton-Burnett,  N.  Kinq  s 

Loveday,  A.           Pet. 
Raby,  F,  J.  E.        Trin. 

Day,  G.  R.             Pet.  ' 

Porbes  Adani.E.  G.  King's 

Second  Class 

Barker,  E.  W.       Queens' 

Gomme,  R.  E.        Trin.H. 

!     Birkett,  W.  N.        Emm. 

Hardman,  W.  H.  Down. 

Braley,  E.  F.          Down. 

Harland,  H.  C.      Emm. 

Brookes,  A.          Non  Coll. 

Harper,  W.  E.       H.  Selw. 
Hughes,  D'A.W.A.  Pet. 

Browne,  M.  G.        Trin. 

i     Burton,  H.  P.  W.  Joh. 

Johnson,  M.  R.  W.  Pemb. 

Candeth,  M.  A.      King's 

Jones,  E.  G.           Emm. 

Corrie,  G.  T.          King's 

Kay,  R.  P.              Sid. 

Cotton,  V.  E.          Magd. 

Lias,  A.  G.             King's 

de  Geyer,  W.          Trin. 

Lloyd- Jones,  E.W.  Emm. 

Fox,  E.  A.  S.          Emm. 

Marchand,  G.  I.  C.  Joh.       ■ 

Gibbs,  W.  D.          Trin. 

Milliken,  H.  E.      Pemb. 

Third  Class. 

Bather,  E,  J.          Clare 

Douglas-Hamilton, 
C.  A.  A.           Trin. 

Batty,  A,  D.  G.  S.  Magd. 

Beale,  C.                Joh. 

Dracup,  A.  H.       Cath. 

Boycott,  A.  G.       H.  Selw. 

Dunbar,  A.  E.        Pemb. 

Broadbent,  F.         Cath. 

Eastwood,  H.  E.     Trin. 

Bull,  A.  W.  M.       Trin.H. 

Ellis,  W.  F.  P.       Trin. 

Burgum,  G,  A.      Queens' 

Farnell,  H.  L.        Kinif's 

Burnett,  J.  E.  P.   H.  Selw. 

Green,  J.                Queens' 
Greenhill,  J.  K,     Pemb. 

Burrows,  H.  A.      Cath. 

Chappie,  A.  G.     Non  Coll. 

Helps,  E.  A.  P.      Clare 

Close,  R.  W.  M.     H.  Selw. 

Hitchcock,  R.  J.    Queens' 
Hughes,  N.  A.        Trin. 

Cresswell,  C.  E,      Pemb. 

Davies,  M.  0.         Cath. 

Ibbetson,  E.  F.  I.  Magd. 

Dent,  L.  M.  E.       Trin. 

Jephcott,  E.  W.     Caius 

Joseph,  E.  L.         Emm. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Power,  E.  E.              Girton 

Bevington,  M.  C.        Girton 

Byley,  C.  M.              Newnham 

Brown,  M.  K.            Girton 

Christie,  M.  E.           Newnham 

Gabb,  G.  F.                Newnham 

Jones,  M.  G,  C,         Newnham 

Knowles,  E.                Newnham 

Stead,  M.  T.               Newnham 

Warton,  D.  I.            Girton 

1  Gladstone  Prize. 

679 


SchifiF,  M.  E.  H.     Jeswi 
Smith,  S.  H.  Caius 

Toulmin,  G.  E.      King's 


Naylor,  J.  M. 
Nott,  T.  W. 
Penrose,  E.  J.  M. 
Roy,  S.  N. 
Sanderson,  J.  R. 
Slefrig,  S. 
Thomas,  D.  O, 
Thomas,  K,  G. 
Times,  W.  O. 
Ward,  E.  H. 
Wiggin,  G.  R. 
Wynn,  H.  E. 


Trin. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Cath. 

Pet. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Trin.  H. 


Kendall,  H.  E. 
Letts,  C.  F.  C. 
Malik.  M.  S. 
Newman,  J.  B. 
Parry  Jones,  M. 
Read,  R.  I. 
Revillon,  A.  J. 
Swallow,  J.  R. 
Thomas,  O.  C. 
Vann,  B.  W. 
Wallis,  O.  B. 
"Watkin-Jones, 

N.  T.  H. 
Willcocks,  R.  H 
Windsor,  Lord 


Pemb. 
Jesus 
Down. 
Trin. 
M.  Trin. 
Caius 
Trin. 
NonColl. 
Trin.H. 
Jesus 
Emm. 

Caius 

.  King's 

Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Goddard,  M. 
Graham,  F.  G. 
Lewis,  G.  E. 
Mackenzie,  M.  S. 
Penman,  H.  E. 
Rilev,  C.  P. 


Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 


680 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


June,  1910. 

John  Harold  Clapham,  M.A.,  Kiwi's. 
Thomas  Joseph  Lawrence,  LL.D.,  Downing. 
John  Neville  Figgis,  Litt.D.,  St  Catharine's. 
William  Edward  Jordan,  M.A.,  King's. 
Denys  Arthur  Winstanley,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Zachary  Nugent  Brooke,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Gains. 
Edward  Armstrong,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
Richard  Lodge,  M.A.,  Oxon. 


PART  II. 


Ds  Ashcroft,  A.  H.  Caius 
Beresford,  J.  B.  King's 
iButler,  J.  R.  M.     Tri'n. 

Compton-Burnett,  N.  King's 
Day,  G.  R.  Pet! 


Burton,  H.  P.  W. 

Candeth,  M.  A. 

Chappie,  A.  G. 

Corrie,  G.  T. 

Cotton,  V,  E. 

Ellis,  W.  F.  P. 

Fox,  E.  A.  S. 

Gibbs,  W.  D. 

Greenhill,  J.  K. 

Greville,  P.  E. 

Harland,  H.  C. 

Harper,  W.  E. 

Helps,  E.  A.  P. 

Hoyland,  J.  S. 
Ds  Hubbuck,  R.  E. 
Ds  Hughes,  A. 


A.  D.  G.  S. 
Beafe,  C. 
Boycott,  A.  G. 
Broadbent,  F. 
Bull,  A.  W.  M. 
Burgum,  G.  A. 
Burnett,  J.  E.  P. 
Burrows,  H.  A. 


Joh. 
King's 
Non'Coll. 
King's 
Maqd. 
Trin. 
Emm. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
H.Selw. 
Emm. 
H.Selw. 
Clare 
Christ's 
Pemb. 
Joh. 


Magd. 

Joh. 

H.Selw. 

Cath. 

THn.  H. 

Queens' 

H.Selw.   I 


First  Class 

de  Gever,  W. 
Ds  Hughes,  F.  A. 

Trin. 

Sidney 

Lipson,  E. 

Trin. 

Ds  Milroy,G.W.W.W.  Emm 

Raby,  F.  J,  E. 

Trin. 

Second  Class. 

Hughes,  D'A.  W.  A 

Pet. 

Ibbetson,  E.  F.  I 

Maqd. 

Johnson,M.R.W 

Pemb. 

Jones,  E.  G. 

Emm. 

Joseph,  E.  L. 

Emm. 

Kay,  tl.  P. 

Sidney 

Kendall,  H.  E. 

Pemb. 

Ds  Knight,  A.  G. 

Queens' 

Laville,  L.  V. 

Corpus 

Letts,  C.  F.  C. 

Jesus 

Ds  Lister,  T. 

Joh. 

Llovd-Jones,  E.  W. 

Emm. 

Masterton,  H.  W. 

Trin. 

Milliken,  H.  E. 

Pemb. 

Ds  Mozley,  J.  H. 

Kind's 

Third  Class 

Cath. 


Campbell,  R.  C.  C.  King's 
Close,  R.  W.  M.  H.S'ehv. 
Dewhurst,  C.  Trin. 

Douglas-Hamilton,  C.A.A. 
Trin. 
Dracup,  A.  H.        Cath. 
Dunbar,  A.  E.        Pemb. 
Green,  J.  Quee7is' 


Ds  Ramsay,  A.  Caius 

Ds  Roberts,  S.  C.         Pemb. 
Ds  Robinson,  F.  P.      Pemb. 
Ds  Russell-Smith.H.F.  Joh. 
Smith,  S.  H.  Caius 


Nott,  T.  W. 

Penrose,  E.  J.  M. 

Read,  R.  I. 

Roy,  S.  N. 

RuthnaswamyJVf. 

Sanderson,  J.  R. 
Ds  Sprott,  M.  W.  C. 
Ds  Swan,  F.  G. 

Thomas,  D.  0. 

Vance,  J,  G. 

Vann,  B.  W. 

Wiggin,  G.  R. 
Ds  Williams,  W.  E. 

Windsor,  Lord 

Wynn,  H.  E. 


Emm. 
Trin. 
Caius 
Christ'i 
Down, 
Trin. 
Pet. 
Pemb. 
Pet. 

NonColl 
Jesus 
Trin. 
H.Selw 
Trin. 
Trin.H 


Hughes,  N.  A.        Trin. 
Lias,  A.  G.  King's 

Marchand.G.  LC.  JoA.' 
Newman,  J.  B.       Trin. 
Parry-Jones,  M.  M.  Trin. 
Revillon,  A.  J.       Trin. 
Watkin-Jones,  N.  T.  H.  Caitu 


1  Gladstone  Prixe 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Marshall,  F.  W.  D.        Pet. 


WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Christie,  M.  E.           Newnham 

Gabb,  G.  F. 

Newnham 

Bevington,  M.  C. 

Girion 

Power,  E.  E.              Girton 

Jones,  M.  G.  C. 

Newnham 

Bock,  C.  M.  V. 

Girton 

Ryley,  C.  M.              Newnham 

Knowles,  E. 

Newnham 

Brown,  M.  K. 

Girton 

Mackenzie.  M.  S. 

Girton 

Goddard,  M. 

Newnham 

Penman,  H.  E. 

Newnham 

Graham,  F.  G. 

Newnham 

Stead,  M.  T. 

Newnham 

Lewis,  G.  E. 

Girton 

Yates,  H. 

Girton 

Riley,  C.  P. 
Warton,  D.  I. 

Newnham 
Girton 

Forbes,  M.  D. 
Jackson,  G,  E. 


Allen,  R.  C. 
rbuthnot,  R.  W.  M. 

Baker,  P.  J. 

Birch,  A.  C. 

Birrell,  F.  F.  L. 

Boys,  J.  C.  E. 

Butler,  H.  M. 

Chapman,  M.  C. 

Cox,  A.  P. 

Curtis,  A.  R.  W. 
)  Morpurgo,  L.  M.  J. 

Durant,  W.  M. 

Eddison,  J.  R. 

Eiloart,  H.  A. 

Foster,  D.  B.  L. 

Gibbs,  C.  A. 


Clare 
Joh. 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Ju7ie,  1910. 

PART  I. 

First  Class. 

Passant,  E.  J.       Down. 
Rose,  G.  K.  King's 


681 


Bache,  H.  G. 

Barran,  H.  B. 

Boulton,  G.  F.  P. 
dichester,  A.  O'N.  C. 

Curwen,  C.  N. 

Daukes,  A.  H. 

Dauncey,  A.  F. 

Davies,  A.  R. 

Dawson,  E.  C. 

Drysdale,  R.  G. 
.,     Evans,  H.  G. 
artside-Tippinge,  G. 

Glaister,  G.  F. 


Pet. 

Trin. 

King's 

King's 

King's 

Emm. 

Magd. 

Pet. 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 

King's 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

H.Selw. 

Trin. 


Caius 

Pemb. 

King's 

Trin. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Pet. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

NonColl. 


First  Class. 


;ewart,  C. 
sopford,  E.  M. 


Newnham 
Newnham 


Second  Class. 

Gray,  J.  M. 
Griffiths,  G.  A.  M. 
Grille,  F.  L. 
Guinness,  J.  F.  G. 
Harris,  W.  B. 
Haslam,  W.  H. 
Heard,  H.  F. 
Holman,  A.  M. 
Holman,  F.  M.  H. 
Hopewell,  E.  R. 
Horsfall,  C.  F. 
Inglis,  A.  R. 
Jenkins,  J. 
King,  H.  H. 
Lewis,  H.  J. 
Mackenzie,  G.  M. 


King's 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Caiu^ 

Pemb. 

King's 

Caius 

Trin. 

Sidney 

Magd. 

King's 

Trin. 

Christ's 

King's 

Christ's 

Pemb. 


Third  Class. 

Gordon,  R.  E.  C. 
Habershon,  S.  H. 
Haggard,  A.  J.  R. 
Hall,  A.  L. 
Haynes,  A.  J. 
Holman,  A.  H. 
Hudson,  T.  H. 
Kennedy,  M.S.N. 
Nicholls,  H.  L. 
Nuttall,  E.  D. 
Ogilvie,  P.  G. 
Phillips,  G.  A.  W 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 


Pemb. 

Clare 

King's 

Corpus 

Down. 

Jesus 

H.Selw. 

Trin. 

Corpus 

Christ's 

Pemb. 

Jesus 


Allen,  K,  M. 
Barnes,  M.  I. 
Gibson,  E.  A.  M. 
Goulding,  E.  W. 
Hennings,  P. 
Ingram,  M.  I. 
Isaacson,  E.  M. 
Mackay,  M.  C.  B. 
Miller,  L.  H. 
Read,  M.  H. 
Roberts,  M.  O.  A. 
Robertson,  E.  S. 
Thomson,  G.  M.  K. 
Wakelin,  A.  C. 
Ward,  W.  L. 
Wilkinson,  I.  H.  A. 


Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 


Spearing,  E.  Emm. 

Whitworth,  E.  E.  A.  Trin. 


Marsh,  H.  G. 
Martineau,  W, 
Powell,  J.  R. 
Rashid,  M.  A. 
Richards,  E.  I,  G, 
Rumsey,  C.  F. 
Sen,  A. 
Skinner,  C,  A. 
Stapleton,  E.  P. 
Tabberer,  C.  O. 
Wainwright,  R.  C, 
Watson,  C.  C. 
West,  C.  S. 
Whittle,  D. 
Wood,  J. 
Yeatman,  F.  D. 


Resker,  B.  A. 
Richardson,  S.  P. 
Roberts,  A.  C.  S. 
Sapwell,  B.  S. 
Shackle,  G.  A.  N. 
Skon,  M.  C. 
Stearn,  A.  J.  S. 
Walker, -SiVR.  J.  M. 
Watkins,  A. 
Williamson,  J.  M. 
WUls,  E.  F. 
Wilson,  A,  H.  R. 


Cath. 

Trin.H. 

Queens' 

Christ's 

H.Selw. 

Down. 

Pet. 

Jesus 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

King's 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Clare 


Corpus 

King's 

Trin. 

King's 

Emm. 


NonColl. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
Caius 
Joh. 
Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Brownlee,  M.  A. 
Coulton,  W.  A. 
Morgan,  E.  G. 
Moses,  E. 
Thompson,  G.  M. 


Girton 
Girton 
Girton 
Newnham 


29—5 


682 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


June,  1911. 

(G.  L.  Dickinson,  M.A.,  King's. 

T.  J.  Lawrence,  LL.D.,  Downing. 

W.  F.  Reddaway,  M.A,,  King's. 
IW.  J.  Ashley,  M.A.,  Oxon. 

H.  W.  Carless  Davis,  M.A.,  Oxon. 


Coxwell,  C.  B.        Christ's 
Forbes,  M.  D.        Clare 
Forbes-Adam, KG.  King's 


Birch,  A.  C.  King's 

Birrell,  F.  F.  L.     King's 
Ds  Bourne,  C.  H.  Selw 

Brookes,  A.  NonColl 

Ds  Browne,  W.  E.  C.  Emm. 

Butler,  H.  M.        Magd. 

Chapman,  M.  C.    Pet 
Ds  Cope,  T. 

Cox,  A.  P. 
Ds  Crooke,  R.  H. 

Curtis,  A.  R.  W, 
Ds  Dale,  F 


Christ's 
Trin.H. 
Emm. 
Trin. 
Joh. 
deMorpurgo,L.M.  King's 


Driver,  D.  C. 
Ds  Button,  H. 

Eddison,  J.  R. 
Ds  Eltham,  E.  W. 

Foster,  D.  B.  L. 

Gibbs,  C.  A. 

Glasson,  L. 


Emm. 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Queens' 

H.  Selw. 

Trin. 

King's 


Allen,  R.  C.  Pet. 

Boulton,  G.  F.  P.  King's 
Boys,  J.  C.  E.        Emm. 
Chichester,  A.  O'N.  C.  Trin. 
Culverwell.  J.  S.    Cath. 
Dauncey,  A.  F.      Corpus 
Davies,  A.  R.         Trin. 
Dawson,  E.  C.        Pemb. 
Ds  Doongaji,  S.  N.    NonColl. 
Drysdale,  R.  G.     Pet. 
Durant,  W.  M.      Joh. 


First  Class. 


Stopford,  E.  M. 


Newnham 


PART   II. 

First  Class. 

Fry,  T. 

Trin. 

Whitworth,  E.  E.  A. 

Horsfall,  C.  F. 

Kim's 

Trin 

Passant,  E.  J. 

Down. 

Ds  Wrigley,  J.  C. 

Corpus 

Second  Class 

Gray,  J.  M. 

King's 

Powell,  J.  R. 

Queens' 

Griffiths,  G.  A.  M 

Joh. 

Ds  Powell-Price,  J.  C. 

H.Svlw. 

Grille,  F.  L. 

Jestts 

Price,  T.  Y. 

Cath. 

Harris,  W.  B. 

Pemb. 

Rashid,  M.  A. 

Christ's 

Haslam,  W.  H. 

King's 

DsRobinson.W.deH.  Pe<. 

Heard,  H.  F. 

Caius 

Rubie,  .J.  G. 

Jesus 

DsHeriz-Smith,E.E.  A. 

Sapwell,  B.  S. 

King's 

Pemb. 

Sen,  Arun 

Pet. 

Holman,  F.  M.  H 

.  Sidney 

Shackle,  G.  A.  N 
Sharp,  W. 

Emm. 

Holmyard,  E.  J. 

Sidney 

Corpus 

Ds  Hughes-Games,  J.  B, 

Spearing,  E. 

Emm. 

Queens'. 

Stapleton,  E.  P. 

Pemb. 

Ds  Jathar,  G.  B. 

NonColl. 

Swallow,  J.  R. 

NonColl 

Ds  Jepson,  R.  W. 

Magd. 

Thurston,  E.  T. 

Christ's 

London,  G.  E. 

Down. 

Ds  Vardv,  A.  T. 

Pemb. 

Loveday,  A. 

Pet. 

\Vainwright,R.C 

.  Trin. 

Marsh,  H.  G. 

Cath. 

Ds  Walters,  J.  R. 

Sidney 
Kin/» 

Martineau,  W. 

Trin.H. 

Watson,  C.  C. 

Ogden,  A.  G.  N. 

Corpus 

West,  C.  S. 

Trin. 

Ds  Parker,  H. 

Joh. 

Whittle,  D. 

Trin. 

Third  Class 

Eiloart,  H.  A. 

Trin. 

Nicholls,  H.  L. 

Corpus 

Evans,  H.  G. 

Pemb. 

Phillips,  G.  A.  W 

.  Jesus 

(ilaister,  G.  F. 

NonColl. 

Ds  Plumptre,  E.  A.  W.  Pemb. 

Gordon,  R.  E.  C. 

Pemb. 

Resker,  B.  A. 

Corpus 
H.Selw 

Uabershon,  S.  H. 

Clare 

Richards,  E.  I.  G 

Hall,  A.  L. 

Corpus 
H.  Selw. 

Rumsev,  C.  F. 

Down. 

Hudson,  T.  H. 

Tabberer,  C.  0. 

Emm. 

Jenkins,  J. 

Christ's 

Walker,  6-?rR.  J.  M.  Trin. 

Kennedy,  M.S.N 

Trin. 

Wilson,  A.  H.  R 

Trin. 

Mackenzie-Kennedy, 

Ds  Wray,  R.  B. 

H.Selw 

H.  C.  D.  C 

Clare 

Yeatman,  F.  D. 

Clar 

WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 


Allen,  K.  M. 
Barnes,  M.  1. 
Beck,  D.  L. 
Brownlee,  M.  A. 
Coulton,  W,  A. 
Goulding,  E.  W. 
Hennings,  P. 
Ingram,  M.  I. 
Isaacson, E.  M. 
Mackay,  M.  C.  B. 
Miller,  L.  H. 
Morgan,  E.  G. 
Moses,  E. 
Roberts,  M.  O.  A. 
Stewart,  C. 
Thompson,  G.  M. 
Wakelin,  A.  C. 
Ward,  W.  L. 


Neuniham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Girton 

Girton 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 


Third  Class. 

Gibson,  E.  A.  M.  Girton 
Read,  M.  H.  Newnham 

Robertson,  E.  S.  Girton 
Thomson,  G.  M.  K.  Girton 
Wilkinson,  I.  H.  A.  Girton 


HISTOKICAL  TKIPOSES. 

NEW  REGULATIONS. 
June,  1911. 
'G.  E.  Green,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
D.  A.  Winstaiiley,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Examiners  \B..  W.  V.  Temperley,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
Z.  N.  Brooke,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
^E.  Armstrong,  M.A.,  Oxon. 

PART   I. 

First  Class. 
Higham,  C.  S.  S.    Trin. 


683 


Birch,  F.  L.  King's 

Copeland,  W.  B.    Trin. 
Gibson,  S.  R.  Queens' 


Division  1. 

Atkinson,  G.  H.  Pet. 

Banister,  T,  R.  Joh. 

Bennett,  VV.  P.  Emm. 

Claughton,  I.  D.  King's 

Dickins,  B.  Magd. 

Lewis,  M.  A.  Trin. 

Prior,  H.  C.  King's 

Division  2. 
Alexander,  H.  G.  King's 
Asliton,  A.  A.  G.  Pet. 
Barstow,  J.  N.       Magd. 
Batty  Smith,  S.  H.  Cains 
Bedford,  H.  NonColl. 

Bladen,  H.  A.  W.  Jesus 


Allen,  J.  E.  R. 
Beaumont,  Hon. 
W.  H.  C. 
Beer,  S.  G.  K. 
Bevington,  A.  de  H 
Boyd,  C.  W. 
Colville,  D. 
Cross,  K.  M.  B. 
Cur  wen,  B.  M. 
Curzon,  C.  T.  B. 
Doak,  J.  K.  R. 
Downev,  J. 
Edwards,  G.  T. 
Elder,  A.  L, 
Elliot,  H.  W.  A. 
Gillan,  G.  van  B. 
Godbole,  Y.  A. 
Grimshaw,  P.  S. 
Harris,  W.  E. 


Trin. 

Trin. 
H.Selw. 
Pet. 
Cath. 
Pemb. 
Caius 
Caius 
Down. 
Caius 
NonColl. 
King's 
Penib. 
Trin. 
Pemb. 
NonColl. 
Emm. 
Pemb. 


First  Class. 

leanesly,  M. 
trick  land,  A.  M. 


Newnham 
Newnham 


Mortiock,  W.  F.W.  THn. 

Second  Class. 
Bousfield,  H.  T.  W.  Christ's 
Brooke,  W.  A.  C.  King's 
Butlin,  T.  H.  Emm. 

Campbell,  E.  M.  Trin. 
Craven,  H.  King's 

Davies,  R.  G.  R.    King's 
Gibbons,  S.  A.        Trin.H. 
Hay,  M.  C.  Cath. 

Lang,  L.  H.  Trin. 

Lee,  D.  W.  Cath. 

Mown,  H.  W.  K.   King's 
Nash,  G.  Magd. 

Ottley,  J.  II.  C.  Jesu^ 
Parsons,  D.  C.  Trin. 
Pattinson,  L.  A,  Jesus 
Pease,  R.  A.  Trin. 

Third  Class. 

Harvey,  F.  L.  Trin. 

Haslam,  R.  K.  Joh. 

Heading,  B.  Queens' 

Holden,  N.  V.  Joh. 

Horrox,  H.  T.  Cath. 

James,  C.  C.  H.  Maqd. 

Kersey,  R.  H.  Trin. 

Knipe,  R.  C.  Sidney 

Lambert,  J.  E.  H.  Pemb. 

La  Mothe,  H.  D.  Corpus 

Law,  N.  W.  Trin. 

Lovelock,  C.  P.  Down. 

Manning,  C.  R.  U.  Sidney 

Martin,  M.  B.  King's 

Milner,  D.  R.  Cath. 

Molony,  J.  A.  Sidney 

Mowll,  B.  C.  Emm,. 

Nevett,  R.  B.  Emm. 

Ovens,  W.  G.  J.  Sidney 

1  Gladstone  Prize. 

WOMEN. 


Ralph,  F.  H.  M.    King's 
'Sproxton,  C.  Pet. 


Second  Class. 


Division 
Glover,  D.  B. 
Selby,  C. 

Divimon 
Cunningham,  F.  A. 
Davison,  D.  VV. 
Day,  T. 
Lupton,  M. 
Malcolm  Smith,  E. 


Newnham 
Ginon 


O.  Girton 
Newnham 
Girton 
Newnham 
F. 

Newnham 
M^Clure,  K.  M.  J.     Girton 


Pilditch,  P.  H. 
Pinn,  H.  G. 
Robbins,  C. 
Sheppard,  L.  A. 
Simpson,  H.  R. 
Statham,  R.  M. 
Stebbing,  T.  H.  L, 
Studd,  L.  F. 
Sullivan,  T.  A. 
Tanner,  L.  E. 
Taylor,  C.  C. 
Tedder,  A.  W. 
Walsh,  A.  D. 
Willis,  Z.  F. 
Wright,  A. 


Pemb. 
Corpus 
Queens' 
Cath. 
Sidney 
Pet. 
Queens' 
Trin. 
NonColU 
Pemb. 
Cath. 
Magd. 
Trin. 
King's 
Jesus 


Payne,  A.  A.  Corpus 

Rao,  S.  N.  Cath. 

Rao,  V.  G.  Joh. 

Rosbotham,  J.      NonColl. 
St  John,  F.  Joh. 

Semple,  E.  G.       NonColl. 
Shamshad,  A,  K.  Pet. 
Shelley,  G.  E.         Trin. 
Shujauddin,  K.     NonColl. 
Smith,  O.  J.  Corpus 

Stuart,  H.  Joh. 

Swainson,  A.  D.     Sidney 
Tennant,  B.  V.  A.  Pemb. 
Thomas,  H.  W.     King's 
Thompson,  W,  B.  Catk. 
Watts,  A.  E.  Dawn. 

Wilcox,  A.  J.         Emm. 
Windsor  Clive,  Hon.  A. 

Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Carpenter,  B.  J. 
Herman,  D.  M. 


Newnham 
Newnham 


684 


HISTOEICAL  TRIPOSES 


Examiners 


OLD  REGULATIONS. 

June,  1912. 
G.  L.  Dickinson,  M.A.,  King's. 
J.  N.  Figgis,  Litt.D.,  JSt  Catharine's. 
A.  J.  Grant,  M.A.,  King's. 
W.  F.  Reddaway,  M.A.,  Kings. 
H.  0.  Meredith,  M.A.,  King's. 
^A.  L.  Smith,  M.A.,  Oxon. 


First  Class 

PART   II. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Nixon,  F.  H. 

Pemb. 

Davis,  H.                Joh. 

Iredalo,  H.  C.         Christ's 
Ds  Nuttall,  E.  D.         Christ's 

Taunton,  I.  II.       Clare 
Ds  Vaidya,  S.  B.          Joh. 

NEW  REGULATIONS. 

First  Class. 

Ds  Williams,  P.  S. 

Cains 

Alexander,  H.  G. 

King's 

Gibson,  S.  R.          (Queens' 

Sproxton,  C. 

Pet. 

Birch,  F.  L. 

King's 

iHigham,  C.  S.  S.    Trin. 
Prior,  H.  C.           King's 

Sullivan,  T,  A. 

Non  Coll. 

Clirouschoff,  I. 

Trin. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Law,  N.  W. 

Trin. 

Antia,  M.  J. 

Joh. 

Alford,  E.  J.  G.      Kind's 

Milner,  D.  R. 

Cath. 

Bladen,  II.  A.  W 

.  Jesus 

Ashton,  A.  A.  G.  Pet. 

Mown,  U.  W.  K. 

Kinq's 

Campbell,  E.  M. 

Trin. 

Atkinson,  G.  H.     Pet. 

Nash,  G. 

Maqd. 

Claughton,  I.  D. 

Kinffs 

Barstow,  J.  N.        Maqd. 

Nevett,  R.  B. 

Emm. 

Copeland,  W.  B. 

Trin. 

Bedford,  H.          Non  Coll. 

Pattinson,  L.  A. 

Jesus 

Davies,  R.  G.  R. 

King's 

Bousfield,  H.  T.  W.  Christ's 

Payne,  A.  A. 

Corpus 

Hay,  M.  C. 

Cath. 

Boyd,  C.  W.            Cath. 

Pease,  R.  A. 

Trin. 

Horrox,  H.  T. 

Cath. 

Brooke,  W.  A.  C.  King's 
Ds  Chandavarkar,  V.  N.  Kimfs 

Pinn,  H.  G. 

Coi-pus 

Lewis,  M.  A. 

Trin. 

Smith,  0.  J. 

Corpus 

Ds  Pym,  W.  St  J. 

Trin. 

Curzon,  C.  T.  B.     Down. 

Stuart,  H. 

Joh. 

Robbins,  C. 

Queens' 

Downey,  J.           Non  Coll. 

Studd,  L.  F. 

Trin. 

Rowntree,  M. 

King's 

Gibbons,  S.  A.         Trin.  H. 

Tanner,  L.  E. 

Pemb. 

Shelley,  G.  E. 

Trin. 

Grimshaw,  P.  S.     Emm. 

Taylor,  C.  C. 

Cath. 

Simpson,  H.  R. 
Statham,  R.  M. 

Sidney 

11  olden,  N.  V.        Joh. 

Tedder,  A.  W. 

Maqd. 

Pet. 

James,  C.  C.  II.      Maqd. 

Tennant,  B.  V.  A 

.  Pemb. 

Stebbing,  T.  H.  L 

Queens' 

La  Mothe,  H.  D.    Cm^us 

Thomas,  H.  W. 

King's 

Thompson,  W.  B 

Cath. 

Lang,  L.  H.             Trin. 

Walsh,  A.  D. 

Trin. 

Willis,  Z.  F. 

Kind's 

Third  Class. 

Allen,  J.  E.  R. 

Trin. 

Gillan,  G.  van  B.   Pemb. 

Nelson,  E.  B. 

Corpus 

Atkinson,  W.  G. 

Emm. 

Harvey,  F.  L.         Trin. 

Patwardhan,  V,  C 

Trin. 

Beer,  S.  G.  K. 

H.Selw. 

Heading,  B.            Queeiis' 

Rosbotham,  J. 

Non  Coll. 

Butlin,  T.  H. 

Emm. 

Kersey,  R.  H.         Trin. 

St  John,  F. 

Joh. 

Colville,  D. 

Pemb. 

Lovelock,  C.  P.      Down. 

Semple,  E.  G. 

Non  Coll. 

Cross,  K.  M.  B. 

Cuius 

Manning,  C.  R.  U.  Sidnet/ 

Windsor  Clive,  Hon. 

A.  Trin. 

Curwen,  B.  M. 

Cains 

Mown,  B.  .'            Emm. 

'         First  Class. 
Deanesly,  M.  Newnham 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Division  I. 


Bott,  D. 

Carpenter,  B.  J. 
Cunningham,  F.  A.  O.  Girton 
Davison,  D.  W.  Newnham 

Day,  T.  Girton 

Glover,  D.  B.  Newnham 

Malcolm  Smith,  E.  F.  Newnham 
Strickland,  A.  M.       Newnham 


Newnham 
Newnham 


Division  2. 


Lupton,  M. 
Orton,  F.  E. 
Selby,  C. 


Newnham 
Newnham 
Girton 


Third  Class. 
Herman,  D.  M.  Newnham 

MoClure.  K.  M.  J.      Girton 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


686 


Examiners 


Dunlop,  J.  K.        Joh. 
Hopley,  G.W.V.    Trin. 


)  It. 

II: 


Division  1. 

Bennett,  H.  H.  G. 
Blumhardt,  E.  H.  F. 

Brophy,  G.  M. 

Dawkins,  C.  J.  R. 

Dyson,  W.  H. 

Levy,  H. 

Moulton,W.  R.  O. 

Renton,  T. 
Sargant-Florence,  P. 

Shanks,  E.  B. 

Smith,  C.  F. 
Thompson,  G.  H, 

Todd,  J. 

Tongue,  E.  D. 

Vellacott,  P.  C. 

Worley,  N.  A. 


M. 


Emm. 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Pet. 

King's 

Christ's 

King's 

Caius 

Cuius 

Trin. 

Sidney 

Christ's 

Trin. 


Pet. 
Emm. 


Addy,  J.  C.  Trin. 

Ashington,  H.  S.  O.  King's 
Atkinson,  H.  D.     Clare 
Atkinson,  R.  E.      Emm. 
Bagenal,  N.  B.        King's 
Barton,  A.  K.         Catti. 
Barton,  C.  J.  J.  T.  Down. 
Bonvalot,  E.  St  L.  Trin. 
Bower,  C.  F.  Corpus 

GBrackenbury,  B.  V.  F.  Queens' 
Brvce,  W.  T.  P.      Trin. 
Clark,  H.  R.  E.      Joh. 
Clemo,  F.  A.  H.  Selw. 

Cohen,  J.  L.  Non  Coll. 

Crawford,  G.  B.      Christ's 
Dav,  G.  L.  Joh. 

Ellis,  T.  P.  Pemb. 

Foster,  P.  La  T.     Trin. 


First  Class. 


NEW  REGULATIONS. 

June,  1912. 

PART  I. 

Or.  E.  Green,  M.A.,  Cronville  and  Caius. 
W.  E.  Heitland,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
G.  T.  Lapsley,  M.A.  (Hon.),  Trinity. 

W.  V.  Temperley,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 

R.  Eay,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

Armstrong,  M.A.,  Oxon. 

First  Class. 
Pakeman,  S.  A.     Sidney 
Pickthorn,  K.  W.  M.  Trin. 

Second  Class. 
Division  2. 
Alexander,  W.  L.  Clare 
Barker,  R.  A.        Sidney 
Barlow,  E.  M.        Pemb. 
Buckler,  F.  W.      Trin.  H. 
Chaudhuri,  Aswini  K.  Down. 
Fletcher,  A.  J.  A.  Clare 
Glazebrook,  A .  R.  Trin. 
Graham  Brown,  G.  F.  Cath. 
Harris,  J.  F.  Joh. 

Harvey,  G.  T.  B.    Corpus 
Hunter,  J.  A.         Joh. 
Jones,  A.  P.  King's 


Wootton,  J.  W.     Trin. 


Lidbetter,  J.  S. 

Lockhart,  L. 
Lovett  Henn,  E.  H. 

Maitland,  J.  D. 

Monev,  R,  N. 

Parker,  J.  W. 

Patterson,  E.  J. 

Pienaar,  L.  L. 

Truman,  M.  G. 

Vyvjan,  M.  C. 
Wasbrough,  W.  L. 

Whitefield,  C.  G. 

Wills,  A.  G. 
Woodhouse,  W.  E. 


Emm. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Jesus 

Clare 

Corpus 

Pet. 

Kimfs 

H.  ^elw. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Magd. 

King's 

Magd. 


Third  Class 

Gomme,  G.  J.  L. 

Gray,  W.  S. 

Grear,  E.  J.  L. 

Hadrill,  E.  W. 

Harker,  G.  C.  W. 

Harland,  R.  E.  C. 

Hedley,  I.  M. 
Herbert-Smith,  G.  M 

Hopkin,  D. 

Hopkins,  N.  T. 

Howard,  D.  S.  P. 

Lowndes,  W.  P. 

Martin,  H.  E. 

Moline,  R.  W.  H. 

Moss,  G. 
Payne-Gallwey,  L.  P, 

Pope,  P.  M. 

Rake,  E.  O. 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 
Division  1. 


Trin. 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Kind's 
.  Trin. 

Cath. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Pemb. 
Non  Coll. 

Emm. 

H.  Selw. 

Trin. 

Magd. 

Pemb. 


Andrews,  C.  H. 

Girton 

Foster,  G.  F.  J. 

Neumham 

Garlick,  C.  M. 

Newnham 

Lawrence,  A.  L. 

Girton 

Nixon,  E. 

Girton 

Wright,  L.  A. 

Newnham 

Division  2. 
Hughes,  E.  W.  G.     Newnham 
Hussey,  D.  E.  Girton 

Maris,  M.  S.  Neumham 

Power,  B.  M.  Girton 


Reynolds,  W.  H.  R.  Joh. 

Ritson,  A.  S.  Trin. 

Rogers,  L.  W.  Trin. 
Ryder,  A.  F.  R.  D.  Trin. 
Sanctuary,  A.  G.  E.  Caius 

Saville,  S.  H.  Trin. 

Sett,  M.  K.  Down. 

Sheppard,  B.  P.      Cath. 

Stewart,  N.  B.        Pemb. 

Stock,  C.  S.  Clare 

Stokes,  W,  H.      Non  Coll. 
Tennyson,  Hon.  A.  A.  Trin. 

Vick,  G.  R.  Jesus 

Waring,  C.  L.       Non  Coll. 

Wenham,  C.  H.      Trin. 

Williams,  I.  A.      King's 

Wood,  F.  B.  Cath. 

Woodmansey,  G.  E.  Joh. 


Third  Class. 


Behrens,  M.  L. 
Bewick,  I.  H. 
Bolton,  D. 
Carter,  L.  R. 
Colgrove,  H.  M. 
Couper,  M.  A. 
Forlong,  M.  L 


Glew,  M. 
Jackson,  P.  C. 
Smith,  P.  W. 
Taylor,  M. 
Westwood,  A. 


Neumham 

Neumham 

Newnham 

Neumham 

Girton 

Girton 

R.  de  R. 

Neumham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Neumham 

Neumham 

E.      Newnham 


686 


HISTORICAL  TRIPOSES. 


June,  1913. 


Part  II. 


{Harold  William  Vazeille  Temperley,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
John  Neville  Figgis,  Litt.D.,  St  Cathai-ine's. 
Denys  Arthur  Winstaiiley,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Hugh  Owen  Meredith,  M.A.,  King's. 


Hopley,  G.  W.  V.  Tnn. 
Mortlock,  W.  F.  W.  Trin. 
Pickthorn,  K.  W.  M.  Trin. 


First  Class. 

Quass,  P.  Joh. 

Vellacott,  P.  C.      Pet. 


Ds  Wade,  J.  R.  Queens' 

Wootton,  J.  W.    Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Division  1 

Division  2. 

Barton,  A.  K. 

Cath. 

Bagenal,  N.  B.      King's 

Bennett,  H.  H.  G.  Emm. 

Barker,  R.  A.       Sidnei/ 

Booth,  W.  R. 

Corpus 

Barlow,  E.  M.       Pemb. 

Brophy,  G.  M. 
Buckler,  F.  W. 

Magd. 

Bentlifr,  H.  D.       Trin. 

Trin.H. 

Brackenbury,  B.  V.  F.  Queens' 

Bullen,  H.  B. 

Clare 

Clemo,  F.  A.         Il.Selw. 

Ds  Crawford,  C.  G. 

Trin.H. 

Dick,  H,  P,            Trin. 

Hunter,  J.  A . 

Joh. 

Glazebrook,  A.  R.  Trin. 

Pakeman,  S.  A. 

Sidney 

Gomme,  G.  J.  L.  Trin. 

Ds  Purvis,  J.  S. 

Cath. 

Grear,  R  J.  L.      Joh. 

Shanks,  E.  B. 

Trin. 

Gunston,  D.  W.    Trin. 

Todd,  J. 

Trin. 

Hadrill,  R  W.       Trin. 
Harvey,  G.  T.  B.  Corpus 
Hopkin,  D.            Cath. 
Hopkins,  N.  T.      Clare 
Levy,  H.                Christ's 

Third  Class. 

Addy,  J.  C. 

Trin. 

Howard,  D.  S.  P.  Trin. 

Atkinson,  R.  R 

Emm. 

Lockhart,  L.          Pemb. 

Bower,  C.  F. 

Cm-pus 

Martin,  H.  E.       NonColl. 

Bryce,  W.  T.  P. 

Trin. 

Moss,  G.                H.Selw. 

Crawford,  G.  B. 

Christ's 

Pienaar,  L.  L.       King's 

Ellis,  T.  P. 

Pemb. 

Rogers,  L.  W.       Trin. 

Graham  Brown,  G.  F.  Cath. 

Ryder.A.F.  R.  D.  Trin, 

Harland,R.  E.C 

.Emm. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class 

Second  Class. 

Garlick,  C.  M. 

Newnham 

Div'sion  1. 

Nixon,  R 

Girton 

Andrews,  C.  H.          Girton 
Crimp,  D.  G.              Girton 
Hughes,  R  W.  G.     Newnham 
Hussey,  D.  E.            Girton 
Power,  B.  M.             Girton 
Westwood,  A.  R      Newnham 
Wright,  L.  A.            Newnham 

Division  2. 
Behrens,  M  L.          Newnham 
Bolton,  T).                   Newnham 
Carter,  L.  B.              Newnham 
Maris,  M.  S.              Newnham 
Smith,  P.  W.             Newnham 
Taylor,  M.                  Newnham 

Lidbetter,  J,  S. 

Money,  R,  N. 

Parker,  J.  W. 

Patterson,  R  J, 

Rake,  E.  O. 

Renton,  T. 

Ritson,  A.  S. 
Ds  Roscoe,  A. 

Stock,  C.  S. 
Tennyson,  Hon.  A.  A. 
Thompson,  G.  H.  M. 

Waring,  C.  L. 

Whitefield,  C.  G. 

Wood,  F.  B. 
Woodhouse,  W.  R 
Woodmansey,  G.  R 

Worley,  N.  A. 


Emtu. 
Clare 
Corpus 
Pet. 
Pemb. 
Cains 
Trin. 
Kimi's 
Clare 
Trin, 
Christ's 
NonCoU. 
Maqd. 
Cath. 
Mao'l. 
Joh'. 
Kmm. 


Sanctuary,  A.  G.  R  Caitis 
Saville,  S.  H.  Trin. 
Sheppard,  B.  P.  Cath. 
Stokes,  W.  H.  NonColl. 
Ds  Thomas,  S.  H.  Pemb. 
Wasbrough,  W.  L.  Trin. 
Wenham,  C.  H.     2Vtn. 


Third  Class. 
Bewick,  I.  H.  Neimham 

Colgrove,  H.  M.        Girton 
Couper.  M.  A.  Girton 

Forlong,  M.  L.  R.  de  R, 

Newnham 
Jackson,  P.  C.  Neicnhatn 


HISTOEICAL  TRIPOSES. 


687 


June,  1913. 
Part  I. 

fG.  T.  Lapsley,  M.A.  (Hon.),  Trinity. 
W.  E.  Heitlaiid,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
r'  p •  ^r^e^l- ^.A    6fo«.;t7Z6  and  Caius. 
C.  K.  Fay,  M.A.,  Cnnst  s. 
I  C.  A.  Elliott,  Incept. A.,  Jesus. 
^E.  Barker,  M.A.  {Oxon.). 


Division  1. 


Clarke,  S. 
Eames,  A.  J. 
Gwynne,  H.  L. 
Hall,  A.  F. 
Harse,  T.  H. 
Harvey,  D.  L. 
Hughes,  H.  C. 
Moffitt,  J.  P. 
Orme,  B.  C. 
Prakasa,  S. 
Rapp,  T.  C. 
Taylor,  F.  L. 
Watson-  A  rmstrong, 
lion.  W.  J.  M.  Trin. 


Irin. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Jesus 

H.Selw. 

Trin. 

Sidney 

Joh. 


Adams,  J.  K. 
Anderson,  C.  A.  K, 

Anstey,  T.  C.  R. 

Banyard,  F.  E. 

Barclay,  J.  A. 

Barnard,  H.  D. 

Bethell,  D.  J. 

Bevan,  A,  E. 

Bradley,  E.  J. 

Brown,  C.  W. 
Butlin,SirH.  G.T. 

(Jallender,  R.  H. 

Carter,  J. 

Doune,  Lord 

Duff,  B.  P. 

Evans,  R.  J. 

Hamilton,  G. 


H.Selw. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

NonColl. 

Pemb. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

King's 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Cath. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

H.Selw. 

Trin. 


First  Class. 
Smith,  R.  G.  Girton 


First  Class. 

Adair,  R  R. 
Cholerton,  A.  T. 
Walter,  H.  C. 

Second  Class. 
Division  2. 

Baber,  J.  B. 

Barnsley,  T.  K. 
B^kassy,  F.  I.  D.  G. 

Billinger,  H.  F, 

Bucknell,  W.  H. 

Clarke,  R.  B. 

Cooke,  S.  R. 

Dixon,  A.  F.  W. 

Felkin,  A.  E. 
Gammell,  .J.  A.  H. 

Happen,  A.  C. 
Hetherington,  T.  W. 

Houghton,  R.  L. 

Johnson,  D.  F.  G. 

Third  Class. 
Harris,  H.  L. 
Henn,  W.  F. 
Holmes,  T.  V. 
Howard,  G.  W. 
Howe,  G.  A. 
Kendall,  J.  M.  A. 
King,  H.  B. 
Lefroy,  E.  J. 
Lias,  E.  T.  M. 
Mackav,  G.  R. 
Maiden,  R  W. 
Mallory,  T.  L. 
Maver,  G.  M. 
Noble,  H.  B. 
Okell,  W. 
Oriel,  T.  H.  B. 


Pet. 

Kinq's 

Pet: 


Trin. 

Trin. 

King's 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Cath. 

King's 

Chrises 

King's 

Pemb. 

King's 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Emm. 


Joh. 

Maqd. 

Trin.H. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

Corpus 

Sidney 

Trin. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Magd. 

Pemb. 

King's 

Cath. 

Trin. 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Curwen,  A.  M.  Newnham 

Division  2. 
Dunch,  L.  K.  E.         Girton 
Farmer,  V,  M.  Newnham 

Higham,  F.  E.  R.      Newnham 
Lees,  M.  M.  Girton 

Littledale,  O.  M.  E.  Neivnham 
McDougall,  G.  W.     Girton 
Parnell,  G.  M.  Girton 

Ruffer,  Y.  C.  P.        Girton 


Kaufmann,  H.  P. 
Mack,  I.  A. 
Matthews,  E.  C. 
Metcalfe- VValton,J.B. 
Middlebrook,  S. 
Moorsom,  R.  S. 
Nielsen,  R  E.  M. 
Nihill,  J.  H.  B. 
Rand,  H.  M. 
Rothfleld,  I. 
Sondhi,  G.  D. 
Thome,  C. 
Townson,  B.  A. 
Tregelles,  G.  P. 
Yusuf,  Z.  M. 


Pet. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

.H.Selw. 

Cath. 

Kim/'s 

Clare 

Emm. 

King's 

Down. 

Trin. 

Clare 

Christ's 

Caius 

Emm. 


Phillipson,  E. 
Pickett,  F.  L.  A. 
Ponsonby,  A.  G. 
Rathbone,  R  R. 
Robinson,  T. 
Ross,  W.  M. 
Sheldon,  L.  G.  M. 
Spielmann,  H.  L.  L 
Thompson,  B.  W, 
Tinsley,  R.  P. 
Topping,  A.  R. 
Vaughan,  J.  IL 
Walpole,  R.  H. 
Watson,  N.  W. 
Whitliam,  J.  W. 
Young,  J.  V. 


Pet. 

Pet. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

NonColl. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

King's 

Queens' 

Pemb. 

Corpus 

Magd. 

Queens' 

Trin. 

H.Selw. 


Baker,  E.  A. 
Elliot,  D.  P. 
Foster,  D. 
Hickie,  G.  E. 
Jacob,  M.  J. 
Quibell,  E.  M. 
Robinson,  M.  H. 
Shore,  M.  A. 
Siddons,  D.  M. 
Stevens,  A.  K,  W, 
Willson,  E.  M. 


Third  Class. 

Girton 


Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 


688 

SEMITIC  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES. 
Examinations  admitting-  to  the  Degree  of  B.A. 
1878. 
Examiners. 
Wm.  Wright,  LL.D.  Queens'. 
E.  H.  Palmer,  M.A.  Joh. 
R.  L.  Bens) J,  M.A.  Gonville  and  Cuius. 
C.  Taylor,  M.A.  Joh. 

First  Class.  |  Second  Class.  \  Third  Class. 

Davies  Queens'. 


1879. 
Examiners. 
W.  Wrijrht,  LL.D.  Queens'. 
E.  H.  Palmer,  M.A.  Joh. 
R.  L.  Bensly,  M.A.  Gonville  and  Caius. 
C.Taylor,  M.A.  Joh. 

First  Class.  i  Second  Class.  i  Third  Class. 

I  I         Statham  Queens' 


1880. 
Examiners. 
W.  Wright,  LL.D.  Quee7is\ 
E.  H.  Palmer,  M.A.  Joh. 
R.  L.  Bensly,  M.A.  Gonville  and  Cains, 
Robert  Sinker,  M.A.  7Vtn. 


First  Class. 
Ds  iKeith-Falconer, 


Hon.  I.  G 


T'}  ^^*'"- 


Second  Class. 


Third  Class, 


1881. 
Examiners. 
R.  L.  Bensly,  M.A.  Gonville  and  Caius. 
Robert  Sinker,  B.D.  Trin. 
E.  H.  Palmer,  M.A.  Joh. 
W.  H.  Lowe,  M.A.  Christ's. 

First  Class.            I          Second  Class.  |  Third  Class. 

Ellis  Queens'.  I  '  Ds  Relton  Queens' 

1882. 
Examiners. 

C.  Taylor,  D.D.,  Master  of  St  John's  College. 
E.  H.  Palraei,  SLA.,  Joh. 
R.  Sinker,  B.D.,  Trin. 
W.  H.  Lowe,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Firs    Class.            I           Second  Class.            j             Third  Class. 
I        Budge  Chrises.  |  

1  Lord  Almoner's  Reader  in  Arabic,  1886—1887. 


If 


SEMITIC   LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES.  689 

1886. 
Examiners. 

W.  E.  Smith,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
A.  T.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Emm. 
A.  W.  Streane,  M.A.,  Corpus. 
I.  G.  N.  Keith- Falconer,  M.A.,  Trin. 
First  Class.  j  Second  Class.  .  Third  Class. 

i*Kennett  Queens'     I        Lillingston       Querns'     \     Ds  Lewis  Joh, 


1887. 
Examiners. 

E.  G.  King,  D.D.,  Sidnep. 
W.  Wright,  LL.D.,  Queens'. 
W.  R.  Smith,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
R.  Payne  Smith. 
First  Class  I  Second  Class.  |  Third  Class. 

2*Bevan  Trin.       I         Aiken 


1890. 
Examiners. 

R.  L.  Bensly,  M.A.,  Cains. 
A.  T.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Emm. 
W.  H.  Lowe,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
R.  H.  Kennett,  Incept. A.,  Queens'. 
First  Class.  l  Second  Class.  i  Third  Class. 

^McLean  Christ's  \  Ds  Waddington       Emm.     \  Ds  Brinkworth        Queens' 


1891. 

Examiners. 

R.  L.  Bensly,  M.A.,  Caius. 
W.  H.  Lowe,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
W.  E.  Barnes,  M.A.,  Peterhouse 
R.  H.  Kenuett,  M.A.,  Queens'. 

First  Class.                            Second  Class. 
der             Joh.                          

E 
G 

Third  Class. 
Evershed  Caius 

Gfirold  Caius 


1892. 
Examiners. 

R.  L,  Bensly,  M.A.,  Caius. 
W.  Robertson  Smith,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
W.  E.  Barnes,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
First  Class.               I              Second  Class.             I               Third  Class. 
I         Legg  Caius      I  

1  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew.  2  Lord  Almoner's  Reader  in  Arabic. 


690 


INDIAN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES. 

1893. 

Examiners. 

W.  Robertson  Smith,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
W.  E.  Barnes,  B.D.,  Peterhouse. 
F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 
Stewart,  P.  M.         Christ's 


Second  Class. 


Third  Class. 


1894. 
Examiners. 

W,  E.  Barnes,  B.D.,  Peterhouse. 
A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
R.  H.  Kennett,  M.A.,  Queens'. 


First  Class. 
*Cook  Caius 

Lange  Christ's 


Second  Class. 
Sangster  Caius 


Third  Class. 
Swatman  Caius 


INDIAN    LANGUAGES   TRIPOSES. 


Examinations  admitting-  to  the  Degree  of  B.A. 

1879. 

Examiners. 

E.  B.  Cowell,  M.A.  Carpus  Christi. 
E.  H.  Palmer.  M.A.  Joh. 
John  Peile,  M.A.  Christ's. 
Reinhold  Host. 


First  Class. 
Webster  Trin. 


Second  Class. 


Third  Clas.'s 


1881. 

Examiners. 

E.  B.  Cowell,  M.A.  Corpus  Christi. 

Reinhold  Rost. 

E.  H.  Palmer,  M.A.  Joh. 

J.  Peile,  M.A.  Christ's. 


First  Class. 
'^Beudall  Caius. 


I  Second  Class.  I 

I        Etherington  | 

1  Professor  of  Sanskrit.  1903—1906. 


Third  Class. 


INDIAN  LANGUAGES  TKIPOSES.  691 

1884. 

Examiners. 

Edward  Byles  Cowell,  M.A.,  Corpus,  Professor  of  Sanshrit. 

Reinhold  Rost. 

Matthews  Kempson,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

Robert  Alexander  Neil,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

Third  Class. 


First  Class. 
1*  Browne          Pemb. 

Second  Class. 
Golaknath          Christ's 
Shirt 

1885. 
Examiners. 

Edward  Byles  Cowell,  M.A.,  Corpus,  Professor  of  Sanshrit. 

Reinhold  Rost. 

Matthews  Kempson,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

Robert  Alexander  Neil,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

First  Class.               I             Second  Class.             I              Third  Class. 
2Ds  *Rapson        J  oh.         \ I  


1886. 
Examiners. 

E.  B.  Cowell,  M.A.,  Prof esstyr  of  Sanshrit . 
Cecil  Bendall,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
Reinhold  Rosl. 
John  T.  Platts. 


First  Class.  I  Second  Class. 

Hamld-ullah  Christ's 

Ramdas  Chubildas  Christ's 


Third  Class. 
*Aziz-ahmad        Trin.  H. 
•Infiyat-ullah        Trin,  H. 


1887. 

Examiners. 

Robert  Alexander  Neil,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
Cecil  Bendall,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
Reinhold  Rost. 
John  Thompson  Platts. 

First  Class.               I             Second  Class.             I              Third  Class. 
I         Fagan  Joh.         I  

I  Professor  of  Arabic.  a  Professor  of  Sanskrit. 


INDIAN    LANGUAGES   TRIPOSES. 


1888. 
Examiners. 
Robert  Alexander  Neil,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
Cecil  Bendall,  M.A.,  Oonville  and  Caius. 
Reinhold  Kost. 
John  Thompson  Platts. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 
Mahdi  Hassan    Christ's 
Sheriff  Joh. 


Third  Class. 


1889. 
Examiners. 
E.  B.  Cowell,  M.A.,  Professor  of  Sanskrit. 
Cecil  Bendall,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
Reinhold  Rost. 
John  Thompson  Platts,  M.A.,  Oxon. 


First  Class. 
Chapman  Emm. 


Second  Class.  I  Third  Class. 

MusIUiu'd-din,         Trin.  H.     Nayudu,  C.  S.  Down. 

Napier  Trin.      I 


1890. 
Examiners. 
E.  B,  Cowell,  M.A.,  Professor  of  Sanskrit. 
R.  A.  Neil,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
E.  G.  Browne,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
Beinhold  Rost. 


First  Class. 
Ds  ^Thomas,  F.  W.  Triii. 


Second  Class. 


Third  Class. 


First  Class. 


1891. 
Examiners. 
R.  A.  Neil,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
C.  Bendall,  M.A.,  Caius. 
E.  G.  Browne,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
J.  T.  Platts. 

I  Second  Class. 

Gurcharn  Singh 


Third  Class. 
RSm  Prash&d  Christ' 

Shfidi  Ram  Christ' 


First  Class. 
Ds  ^Nicholson         Trin. 


1892. 
Examiners. 
R.  A.  Neil,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
C.  Bendall,  M.A.,  Caius. 
E.  G.  Browne,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
J.  T.  Platts. 

I  Second  Class. 

Mahdi  Hasan    Down. 
Ds  Rippmann  Caius 


Third  Class. 
Hussain 
Prabh  Dial 


693 

ORIENTAL  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES. 

1895. 
Examiners. 

E.  B.  Cowell,  M.A.,  Corpus 
A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
R.  A.  Neil,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

E.  G.  Browne,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
R.  H.  Kennett,  M.A.,  Queens'. 
N.  McLean,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

First  Clast.  i  Second  Class.  i  Third  Class. 

Ds  Huttoni  Joh.  Tek  Chand2      Christ's 

I  I         Wyatti  Caius 

1  Hebrew,  Aramaic.  2  Persian,  Arabic 

WOMEN. 

I     Peacock,  L.  J.i       Oirton  I  

1  Sanskrit,  Comp.  Grammar 


1896. 

Examiners. 

E.  B.  Cowell,  M.A.,  Corpus. 
A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
C.  Rieu,  M.A. 
^   A.  T.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
C.  Bendall,  M.A.,  Caiu^. 
E.  G.  Browne,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 
N.  McLean,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

First  Class.  Second  Class.  Third  Class. 

AsgharAlii      Christ's  Ardron2  Caius.  Langhorne2       Queens' 

Monro,  W.  D.3  Trin.       , 

i         Pettman*  Queens'   I 

1  Arabic,  Persian.  2  Hebrew,  Aramaic,  3  Sanskrit,  Persian. 

*  Aramaic,  Hebrew  sect.  1,  Arabic  sect.  1. 


1897. 

Examiners. 

Ch.  Rieu,  M.A. 
A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
W.  E.  Barnes,  B.D.,  Peterhouse. 
A.  T.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
R.  H.  Kennett,  M.A.,  Queens'. 

First  Class.  I  Second  Class.  I  Third  Clots. 
I  Ds  Brooks              Christ's  I         Bristow  Joft. 


694 


ORIENTAL  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners. 

E.  B.  Cowell,  M.A.,  Corpus. 
A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

W.  E.  Barnes,  D.D.,  Peterhouse. 

F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Triyiity. 
R.  H.  Kennett,  M.A.,  Queens'. 
F.  W.  Thomas,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 
Thompson,  R,  C.^    Caiiis 


Second  Class. 


Pass  2 


Third  Class. 
Adler2  H.Sc/w. 

lies!  Joh. 


1  Hebrew  I.  II.  Aramaic  I.  II. 


2  Hebrew  I.  II„  Aramaic  I.,  Arabic  I. 


1899. 


Examiners. 

A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

E.  G.  Browne,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
R.  H.  Kennett,  M.A.,  Q\ieens\ 
N.  McLean,  M.A.,  Christ's. 


First  Class. 
Khan,  G.  A.      Christ's 


Second  Class. 


1  Persian  I.  II.,  Arabic  I.,  II. 


I  Third  Class. 

I       2 Burgess, H.N.    Joh. 
2  Aramaic  I.,  II. 


First  Class. 


1900. 

Examiners. 

E.  B.  Cowell,  M.A.,  Corjms. 
A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
A.  T.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

E.  G.  Browne,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

F.  W.  Thomas,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
N.  M'^Lean,  M.A.,  Chnst's. 

E.  D.  Ross. 


Second  Class. 
Jinar9jad3.sa,  C.i     Joh. 


Third  Class. 
Bull,  C.  R.2  Cath. 

Williams,  J.  F.8     ^teens' 


ADVANCED   STUDENT. 
Kennedy,  R.  J.*        Trin. 


1  Sanskrit  I.  II.  (with  the  Aitareya  Brahmana),  Comparative  Grammar  of  the  Indo- 
European  Languages.  2  Hebrew  I.,  Aramaic  I.  II.,  Arabic  I. 
3  Hebrew  I.  II.,  Aramaic  I.  II.  *  Arabic  II.,  Persian  II. 


ORIENTAL   LANGUAGES   TRIPOSES. 


695 


First  Class. 


1901. 

Examiners. 

A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

A.  T.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

E.  G.  Browne,  M.A.,  M.B.,  Pembroke. 

F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
E.  Denison  Ross. 

Second  Class. 


Christ's 
Christ's 
*  J  ones,  A.  S.  D.        Caius 


Fazl-i-Husaini 
Hood,  A.  2 


Third  Class. 


1  Arabic  I.  II.,  Persian  I.,  II.  2  Hebrew  I.  II.,  Aramaic  I.  II. 

3  Hebrew  I.,  Aramaic  I.  II.,  Arabic  I. 


First  Class. 
Dsi  Senior  C.  A.  L. 


1902. 

Examiners. 

F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
S.  A.  Cook,  M.A.,  Caius. 

Second  Class. 


J  oh. 


Third  Class. 

^  Blackwall,  W.  A.  Queens 
^  Norton,  S.  H.        Queens 


1  Hebrew  I.  II.,  Aramaic  I.  II. 


1903. 

Examiners. 

A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
E.  G.  Browne,  M.A.,  M.B.,  Pembroke. 
A.  T.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
R.  A.  Nicholson,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
S.  A.  Cook,  M.A.,  Caius. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class.  Third  Class. 

iHow.  J.  C.  H.  Joh,       i        2Edwards,  E.  Christ's 

I        SKhan,  A.  R.  Trin.H. 

I  iScott-Moncrieir,  P.  D.  Christ's 
i        iWilliams,  C.  Caius 


1  Hebrew  I.  II.,  Aramaic  I.  II. 

8  Arabic 


2  Hebrew  ] 
II.,  Persian  I.  II. 


II.,  Aramaic  I.,  Arabic  I. 


OKIENTAL  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES. 

1904. 

Examiners  : 

A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

A.  T.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

R.  A.  Nicholson,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

S.  A.  Cook,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

First  Class.                i                Second  Class.  i  Third  Class. 

iLoewe,  H.  M.  J.    Queens'   \  |       swhitty,  H.  N.        Caius 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 

Mitchell,  C.  W.       Emm. 

1  Hebrew  I.  II.,  Aramaic  I.,  Arabic  I.  2  Hebrew  I.  II.,  Aramaic  I.  IL 


1905. 

Examiners  : 

R.  A.  Nicholson,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
T.  W.  Arnold,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 


I 


First  Class.  I  Sewnd  Class.  I  Third  Class. 

I  I  iMajid,  Abdul  Christ's 

1  Arabic  I.,  II.,  Persian  I.,  II. 


1906 

Examiners  : 

R.  H.  Kennett,  B.D.,  Regius  Ptvfessor  of  Hebrew. 

E,  J.  Rapson,  M.A.,  Professor  of  Sanskrit. 

F.  W.  Thomas,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

S.  A.  Cook,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius' 
I.  Abrahams,  M.A.,  Christ's. 


First  Class. 

Bentley,  J.  H.       Joh. 
1  Hamond,  E.  W.      Queens' 


Second  Class.  j  Third  Class. 

2  Kerridge,  W.  H.    Corp.  

1  PadHeld,  F.  J.        Caius 


1  Hebrew  I.,  II.,  Aramaic  I.,  II. 

2  Sansltrit  I.,  II.,  Comparative  Grammar  of  the  Indo-European  Languages. 


1908. 

Examiners: 

A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
R.  A.  Nicholson,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Itrst  Class.                 I                Second  Class.                I                 Third  Class. 
I       1  Ahmad,  B.  Pet.  '  

1  Arabic  I.  II.     Persian  I,  II. 


OBIENTAL  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES. 

1909. 

Examiners  : 

R.  H.  Kennett,  B.D.,  Regius  Professor  of  Hebreio. 

A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Tnnity. 

R.  A.  Nicholson,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

N.  McLean,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

I.  Abrahams,  M.A.,  Christ's . 


697 


First  Class. 

alien,  A.  Emm. 

Eliiislie,W.  A.  L.   Christ  s 
evine,  E.  Jesus 


Second  Class. 


1  Hebrew,  Aramaic  sect.  1.  Arabic  sect. 


Third  Class. 


Hebrew,  Aramaic, 


1910. 
Examiners  : 

W.  H.  D.  Rouse,  Litt.D..  Christ's. 

E.  J.  Rapson,  M.A.,  Professor  of  Sanskrit. 

First  Class.  i  Second  Class.  I  Third  Class: 

'urner,  R.  L.  Christ's  I  I  

I  Sanskrit  I.,  II.,  Comparative  Grammar  of  the  Indo-European  Languages. 


1911. 

Examiners  : 

R.  H.  Kennett,  D.D.,  Begins  Professor  of  Hebreio. 

W.  H.  D".  Rouse,  Litt.D.,  Christ's. 

R.  A.  Nicholson,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

F.  W.  Thomas,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

N.  M^^Lean,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

S.  A.  Cook,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Cains. 

H.  Loewe,  M.A.,  St  Catharine's. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 


ivat  Ullah  Khan  | 

Christ's 
)bathan,  K.  M.  Caius      \ 


Third  Class. 


1  Arabic  I.,  II..  Persian  I.,  II. 


Hebrew  I.,  II.,  Aramaic  I.,  II. 


ADVANCED  STUDENTS. 


Hon  Coll. 
Emm. 


iLaddu,  T.  K. 
2  Pinkerton,  J. 


1  Sanskrit  II.,  Comparative  Grammar  of  the  Indo-European  Languages. 

2  Hebrew  II.,  Aramaic  II. 


30 


ORIENTAL  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES 


1912. 


EXAMINEBS  : 

R.  A.  Nicholson,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

E.  J.  Rapson,  M.A.,  Professor  of  Sansknt. 
A,  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Tnnity. 

F.  W.  Thomas,  M.A.,  Tnnity. 

S.  A.  Cook,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Cuius. 
R.  H.  Connolly,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Herbert  Loe we,  M.A.,  St  Catkanne's. 


First  Class, 
iJephcott,  A.  Queens' 

2Ds  Storey,  C.  A.  Trin. 


Second  Class. 
iKennett,  E.  J.  B.  M.  Queens' 
3  Thompson,  H  B.       Queens 


Third  Class. 
^Flannery,  B.  A.     Christ's 


1  Hebrew  I.  II.     Aramaic  I.  II. 

2  Hebrew  I.  II.     Aramaic  I.    Arabic  I. 

3  Sanskrit  I.  II.    Comparative  Grammar  of  the  Indo«European  Languages. 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 

iSorabji,  T.  J.        Non  Coll. 

1  Sansltrit  II,  Comparative  Grammar  of  the  Indo-European  Languages, 


1918. 


Examiners: 

E.  J.  Rapson,  M.A.,  Professor  of  Sanskrit. 

F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Noirisian  Professor  of  Dii-inity. 
A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Lord  Almoner's  Reader  in  Arabic. 
H.  A.  Giles,  M.A.,  I'rofessor  of  Chinese. 

L.  D.  Barnett,  M.A.,  Tnnity. 
R.  H.  Connolly,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
W.  A.  L.  Elmslie,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Lionel  Giles,  D.Litt.  {Oxf). 


First  Class. 
IDs  Jopson,  N.  B.       Joh. 


Second  Class. 
^Pickering,  B.  M.  Caius 


Third  Class. 


1  E.    Sanskrit  I.  II.    Comparative  Grammar  of  the  Indo-European  Languages. 

2  A.    Hebrew  I.  II.    B.    Aramaic  I.  II. 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 

iToiukins,  L.  C.  F.  Non  Coll. 

1  F.     Chinese  II  and  History  of  the  Far  East. 


699 

MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES. 

The  Names  in  each  Class  are  arranged  in  alphabetical  order. 

(/)    Distinguished  in  French,     {g)    Distinguished  in  German. 
(e)   Distinguished  in  English. 

1886. 

Examiners. 

Walter  W.  Skeat,  Litt.D.,  Christ's. 

John  W.  Hales,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

George  E.  B.  Saintsbury,  M.A.,  Oa^on. 

Arthur  S.  Napier,  M.A.,  Oxon. 

Robert  Atkinson,  LL.D.,  Trin.  College,  Dublin. 

Charles  A.  Buchheim,  Ph.  D. 

First  Class.  Second  Class.  i  Third  Class. 

Spencer  i  Badham  Joh. 

I  I  Clarke  Clare 

WOMEN. 

Chamberlin  (p)  Neumham  Woolley         Newnham  

Skeat  (e)  Newnham  \ 


1887. 

EXAMINEBS. 


Walter  W.  Skeat,  Litt.D.,  Christ's. 
John  W.  Hales,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
George  E.  B.  Saintsbury,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
Arthur  S.  Napier,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
Robert  Atkinson,  LL.D.,  Trin.  College,  Dublin. 
Herman  Hager,  Ph.D.,  Owens  College,  Manchester. 
First  Class.  I  Second  Class.  I  Third  Class. 

I       iGollancz         Christ's     I         Macgowan         King's 

WOMEN. 

Hervey,  B.  M.  {g)  Newnham  |     Tooke,  F.  E.       Neumham  |     Young,  G.  T.        Girton 


1888. 
Examiners. 
Walter  W.  Skeat,  Litt.D.,  Christ's. 
John  W.  Hales,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
Arthur  A.  Tilley,  M.A.,  King's. 
Karl  H.  Breul,  M.A.,  King's. 
George  E.  B.  Saintsbury,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
Herman  Hager,  Ph.D. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 





Neate                     Pemb. 
Szumowski            Joh. 

WOMEN. 

Tuke,  M.  J.          Newnham  \ 

Stones,  F.  A.      Newnham 



1  Professor  of  English  Language  and  Literature,  King's  College,  London. 


30—2 


700     MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES. 


First  Class. 
Barry  (^)  Cuius 

Peters  Pemb. 

Sapsworth  (e)  Joh. 


1889. 

Examiners. 

Walter  W.  Skeat,  Litt.D.,  Christ's. 
C.  H.  Herford,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
Arthur  A.  Tilley,  M.A.,  King's. 
Karl  H.  Breul,  M.A.,  King's. 
Eugen  G.  W.  Braunholtz,  M.A.,  Ki^ig's 
Arthur  S.  Napier,  M.A.,  Oxon. 

Second  Class. 
Briscoe  Trin. 

Moreland  Joh. 

Owen  Jesus 


Carr,  M.  {g) 


Girton 


Robertson,  M.  R  {/) 

Neumham  I  Waite,  E.  C, 


Third  Class. 
Bayliss  Emm. 

Bertie  King's 

Darling  Jesus 

1  Thomson,  S.  M.       Trin. 

WOMEN. 

Arundel  E.  Newnham  I  Nicholson,  A.  M.  Newnham 

Merryweather,  M.  Newnham 
Girton       I 


1890. 
Examiners  : 
Karl  Hermann  Breul,  M.A.,  King's. 
C.  H.  Herford,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
E.  G.  W.  Braunholtz,  M.A,,  King's. 
George  E.  B.  Saintsbury,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
A.  S.  Napier,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
Herman  Hager,  Ph.D. 


First  Class. 
Rippmann  {g)     Cuius 


Second  Class. 


Chamberlain 
Dennis 

WOMEN. 


King's 
Joh. 


Chrystal,  M. 
Ebbutt,  M.  I. 
Gaul,  L.  J. 
Howard,  M.  E. 
Phear,  E.  K. 


Neumham 

Neumham 

Girton 

Neumhum 

Girton 


Third  Class. 
Bentham  Emm 


1891. 
Examiners. 
Walter  W.  Skeat,  Litt.D.,  Christ's. 
Eugen  G.  W.  Braunholtz,  M.A.,  King's. 
George  E.  B.  Saintsbury,  M.A,,  Oxon. 
Arthur  S.  Napier,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
Joseph  Wright,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
Herman  Hager,  Ph.D.,  Owens  College,  Manchester. 


First  Class. 
Wyatt  {«)  Christ's 


Lhuissier 


Second  Class. 
A.  P.        Christ's 


Third  Class. 
Harris,  G.  M.         Christ's 
Hofmeyr  Christ's 

Turnbull  Cuius 


WOMEN. 


Heusley,E,M.(.</)  Girton       i  Evans- Williams,F.M.G/r<on  I  Bousfield,  H.  M.  Newnham 
Marshall,  R  Newnham    Fowler,  E.  M.        Newnham    Smith,  M.  J.  Newnham 

Reynolds,  C.  Neumhum  \  Neroutsos,  E.  M.  Newnham 


MEDIEVAL   AND   MODERN   LANGUAGES   TRIPOSES     701 


1892. 


First  Class. 


Examinees. 

K.  H.  Breul,  M.A.,  King's. 
A.  A.  Tilley,  M.A.,  King's. 
F.  Spencer,  M.A. 
A.  S.  Napier,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
J.  Wright,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
W.  P.  Ker,  M.A.,  Oxon. 

Second  Class. 

Bevan  Trin. 

Bevan-Petman  King's 
Hartley  Pemb. 

Low  Trin 

Oelsner  Caiiis 


Third  Class. 
Fuhrken  Caius 


Block,  K.  S. 


WOMEN. 
Kewnham  \     Allen,  A.  M.         Girton     |     Turner,  M.     Newnham 


1893. 


Examiners. 

E.  G.  W.  Braunholtz,  M.A.,  King's. 
J.  W.  Hales,  M.A.,  Ohrisfs. 

F.  Spencer,  M.A. 

J.  Wright,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
W.  P.  Ker,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
A.  W.  Schiiddekopf,  Ph.D.,  Gottingen. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 
'^^Comber  Pemb. 

Hirsch  Christ's 

Johnson  Non  Coll. 

Just  Jesus 

Phillipps,  H.  V.  Caius 


Third  Class. 
Bowdoin  Trin. 

Gaudin  Clare 

ROslng  Caius 


Smith,  M.  B,  (^r)   Girton 
Smith,  M,  S.  {ff)    Newnham 


WOMEN. 

Bennett,  I.  G.        Newnham 
Earle,  M.  R,  Newnham 

Skeat,  M.  F.         Newnham 
Templeton,  B.  L.  Newnham, 


Ridley,  M.  M.    Newnham 


702     MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES. 

NEW  REGULATIONS. 

The  letters  a,  b,  c,  d,  e,f,  appended  to  the  name  of  a  candidate  denote  the  section  or 
sections  for  which  he  is  placed  in  the  first  class.  The  asterisk  denotes  special  dis- 
tinction. The  combination  of  two  letters  thus  "c  with  d"  indicates  that  a  candidate 
has  obtained  a  first  class  on  the  combined  result  of  two  sections,  f  indicates  proficiencj- 
in  the  pronunciation  of  modern  French,  J  indicates  proficiency  in  the  pronunciation  of 
modern  German. 

1894 
Examiners. 
E.  G.  W.  Braunholtz,  M.A.,  King's. 
J.  W.  Hales,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
T.  N.  Toller,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
H.  Hager,  Ph.D. 
A.  W.  Schuddekopf,  Ph.D. 
E.  L.  Naftel. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class.              j                Third  Class. 

Clarke,  J.  H. 

Smith,  J.  C.           Caius                  Blackwood-Price  Trin. 

(e*/)J                Christ's 

Walder                  Caius                  Castellan,  V.  E.f  Trin. 

Costigant              Cairn 

Ds  Falcon 

Trin. 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Carmichael,  G.  W.  (a,  cH 

Nevmham 

Bosanquet,  E.  T.  F.ft 

Newnham 

Cooke,  L.  M.  (c)t 

Newnham 

Fry,  N.  L. 

Nevmham 

Cunningham,  E.  M.  (e)tt 

Girton 

Griffin,  A.  M.t 

Girton 

Roseveare,  E.  M.  (a*,  c*)t 

Netmham 

Scott,  A.  M.  M.t 

Girton 

Seiincourt,  A.  de  (c,  e)\ 

Girton 

Sheepshanks,  M,  R.J 
Smith,  M.  B. 

Nevmham 

Wright,  S.  L.  P.  {e)t 

Newnham 

Girton 

Stokes,  M.  G. 

Newriham 

Third  Class. 
Grierson,  A.f         Girton 
Wilson,  A.  M.        Nevmham 


1895. 
Examiners. 
I.  Gollancz,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
T.  N.  Toller,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

F.  Spencer,  M.A. 

A.  W.  Schuddekopf,  Ph.D. 
E.  L.  Naftel. 

G.  Fiedler,  Ph.D. 


First  Class. 
Smith,  W.F.B. 

{e*,f*)X  Christ's 

Wall  (a*,  e)       Trin. 


Fanner,  G.  L.  (e)%  Neum. 
Lowe,  L.  A.  (e)\  %  Girton 
Parker,  E.  (a*,  c)t  Newn. 
Phillips,  E,  D.  (e)M  Newn. 
Tafel,  A.  A.  G.  («)t  Girton 
Tait-Reid,  E. 
(c  with  d)\  Newn. 


Second  Class. 

Bakert  Cairn 

Ds  Coast  King's 

Eaton  tt  Kirig's 

Ds  May  Pernb. 

Wertheimer,  E.  1 1  Trin. 

WOMEN. 

Capper,  H.  M.f  Newn. 

Gale,  A.  M.ft  Newn. 

Gardner,  M.  E.t  Newn. 

Glover,  E.  C.f  Newn. 

Howell,  K  B.  A.t  Girton 

Pinney,  A.  D.f  X  Girton 

Pollard,  G.  C.  Newn. 
Stahlknecht,  A.  M.XNevm. 

Wallace,  I.fJ  Newn. 


Third  Class. 
Aldom  Caius 

Lobb  Christ's 

Tipping  Jesus 

Todd  Caius 


Partridge,  J.  M.J    Girton 
Wall,  C.  I.t  Newn. 


MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES.     703 


1896. 


Examiners. 

K.  Breul,  Litt.D.,  King's. 

F.  Spencer,  M.A. 

I.  GoUancz,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

G.  Fiedler,  Ph.D. 

W.  P.  Ker,  M.A.,  Oxford. 
Y.  Kastner,  B.  es  Let. 


First  Class. 
*.Q,uiggin  (e)t  t 
Weekley  (c*,  e*)t 


Ds  Baker 
Benbow 
Chatfieldt 


Cuius 

Christ's 

Trin. 


Caius 
Trin. 


iPawlett 


Third  Class. 


Clarke,  E.  B. 
Dobreef 
Da  Hammond 


Corpus 

Caius 

Emm. 


Second  Class. 


Ds  Smith,  Bentinck  Christ's 
Twentyman  Christ's 
Wolfe  tt  Caius 


First  Class. 
Bullock,  E.  J.  {e)t      Newn. 
Marriage,  M.  E.  (e*, 

/*)X  Newn. 

Piggott,  A.  R.  (c,  e*)\l  Newn. 
"Vernon  Harcourt, 

M.  F.  (a  with  c)t     Girton 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 
Gurney-Smith  ,W.  M.lGirton 
Ljungquist,  A.  O.f      Newn. 
Myers,  H.  V.f  Girton 

Shore,  B.  E-t  Girton 


Third  Class. 

ngram,  K 

F.t 

Newn. 

inney,  A. 

D. 

Girton 

1897. 

Examiners. 

E.  G.  W.  Braunholtz,  M.A.,  King's. 
John  W.  Hales,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
A.  S.  Napier,  M.A.,  Oxford. 
Joseph  Wright,  M.A.,  Oxford. 
V.  Kastner,  B.  es  L.,  Paris. 
Georg  Fiedler,  Ph.D.,  Leipzig. 


First  Class. 
Ashby  (c,  e*)l    Trin. 
Goodall  (a)        Q^ieens' 
Morrison  (c,  e)X  King's 
Ds  *Q,uiggin  (/*)     Caius 


Leicester,  P.  M.  (a)t  Newn. 
Smith-Shand,  B.  B.  (e*)t 

Girton 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Croftst 

Caius 

BlomefieldJ       Co'rpus 
Dewhurst          Cath. 

Daviestt 

King's 

M<=Kerrow 

Trin. 

Jacob tt            Cuius 

Pridmoret: 

Caius 

Woodt              Queens' 

WOMEN. 

Brown,  M.N.  t 

Newn, 

Haig  Brown,  R.  M,    Girton 

Ellis,  E.  v.: 

Newn. 

Hensley,  M.-.H           Newn. 

Gurney-Smith,  W 

M. 

Girton 

Leebody,  E.  W.         Girton 

Hydes,  E.  M.: 

Newn. 

James,  A.J 

Newn. 

Lyall,  P.  M.tt 
Masson.K.  H.t 

Girton 

Newn. 

Paues,  A.  C. 

Newn. 

Potts,  H.  E.t 

Girton 

Smith,  M.  C.J 

Newn. 

One  of  H.M.  Inspector*  of  Schools. 


704    MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES. 


1898. 


Examiners. 

E.  G.  W.  Braunholtz,  M.A.,  King's 

G.  H.  Herford,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

E.  L.  Miliier-Barry,  M.A.,  Cuius. 

A.  J.  Wyatt,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

J.  Wright,  M.A.,  Oxford. 

A.  T.  W.  Borsdorf,  Ph.D.,  Berlin. 


First  Class. 
Atkins  (c,  e*)\X    Trin. 
Kastner(c*,e)tt  Clare 
Nicholson.P.C.  (e*)C/(W*r* 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Ds  Borrows              Cath. 
Dalrymplet        King's 
InnesJ                 Caius 

Adkins               King's 
Ds  Kattersby           Cath. 
Christiet             King's 
Kitchint             Pemh. 

Payne,J.H.A.tTnn.7/. 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Treumann  Emm. 


Hayman,  D.  (c,e)^XNewnham 
Hutchinson,  A.  R.  (c,  rf*)t 

Newnham 
Lieben,  G.  (a,  e)X  Newnham 
Linnell,  E.  H.  (e)tt  Girton 


WOMEN. 

Bull,  L.  M.t  Girton 

Cooke,  M.  F.  Newnham 
Matthews,  C. W.ft  Newnham 
Pattinson,  W.f  Newnham 
Prowse,  E.  M.f  Newnham  , 
Strachey,  J.  P.  ft  Newnham  \ 


Atkinson,  F.  R.t  Girton 
Pretty,  H.  S.t  Girton 
Thomas,  L.  A.t     Girton 


1899. 
Examiners. 

Alfred  J.  Wyatt,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
C.  H.  Herford,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 
E.  L.  Milner-Barry,  M.A.,  Caius. 
A.  T.  W.  Borsdorf,  Ph.D.,  Berlin. 
A.  W.  Schiiddekopf,  Ph.D.,  Gottingen. 
V.  H.  Friedel,  Ph.D.,  Lic.Litt.,  Paris. 


First  Class. 
Westlake,J.S.  (&,d*) 


Trin. 


Clephan,  E.  H.  (e)X  Girton 
Hentsch,  A,  A.  (c)tt  Girton 
Neatby,  A.  M.  (c,  c)tt  Newn. 
Nuttall.  A.  R.  (a,c*)t  Newn. 


Second  Class. 

Brackenbury,  G.  H.ft 

C  a  ills 

Ds  Cohen,  A.  M.f    King's 

Doudney.E.  E.+t  Christ's 

Ds  Tompson,  A.  B.t     Trin. 

Ds  Vulliamy,  E.  O.f  King's 


WOMEN. 


Third  Class. 

Chessex,R.E.A.tt  Caius 
Ds  Gardner-Brown, 

J.  G.  G.  Pemb. 

RappoportjR.  A.t 

Christ's 
Ds  Saunders,  E.  W.  C. 

King's 
Schwarzenbach,E.  'Trin. 
Wagg,  A  R.tt   King's 
Wakely,E.H.  NonColl. 


Hughes,  E.  M.tt  Newn.  I   Reed,  V.  A.t 

Lloyd  Da  vies,  M.H.t  Newn. 

Parry,  G.  M.tt  Newn. 

Strachey,  J.  P.  Newn. 

Taylor,  F.  C.ft  Neion. 

Waring,  L.  F.t  Girton  \ 


Girton 


MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES.    705 

1900. 

Examinees. 

W.  W.  Skeat,  Litt.D.,  Christ's. 
K.  H.  Breul,  Litt.D.,  King's. 
J.  W.  Hales,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
H.  Oelsner,  M.A.,  Caius. 
A.  W.  Schuddekopf. 
V.  H.  Friedel. 


First  Class. 
Thomas,  P.  G.  (a*,  c)  Caius 


Second  Class. 
Balgarnie,  E.  Trin. 

de  la  Motte,  V.       Christ's 
de  Rothschild, J.  A.  E.  Trin. 
Ds  Westlake,  J.  S.       Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Hall,  H.  C.t  Clare 

Procter,  R.  G.ft        Trin. 
Rieu,  H.tJ  Caius 

Tate,  R.  F.f  Caius 


I  edford,  D.  C.  (c)t  Neumham 
oddard,  D.  M.  (c,  e*)tt  Girton 

I  osephv,  J.  (a)  Newnham 

ollas,  H.  B.  C.  {e*J*)X  Newn. 


WOMEN. 


Bailey,  E.  J.f 
Biggs,  E.  L. 
Cowan,  M.  G.} 
Irvine,  M.  L.tt 
Kidd,  W.  M.n 


Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 


Chandler,  A.  D.t 
Hancock,  M.  D. 
Simmonds,  M.  E.}; 
Swainson,  F.  J. 


Girton    * 
Girton 
Neumham 
Neumham 


1901. 

Examiners. 

K.  Breul,  Litt.D.,  King's. 

C.  H.  Herford,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

T.  N.  Toller,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

W.  Rippmann,  M.A.,  Caius. 

H.  Oelsner,  M.A.,  Caius. 

A.  T.  W.  Borsdorf,  Ph.D.,  Berlin. 


First  Class. 


*Atkins,  J.  W.  H.  (a*  6)  Joh. 
Brown,  H.  (c,  e)     Pemb. 


ientscii,  A.  A.  (d*)  Girton 
:'hillpotts,  B.  S.  (c,  e)  Girton 
Mce,  S.  (c,  e)  Newnham 

.imith,  E.  M.  (c,«*)tt  Newnham 
Hone,  C.  M.  (c,  e*)  Newnham 
iVeeks,  E.  M.  (c,  e)    Girton 


I                Second  Class. 

Third  Class 

Ds  De,  Harinath          Christ's 

Monro,  H.  R 

Caius 

Ds  Firmstone,  P.  J.     Christ's 

Ds  Hawkes,  G.             Pemb. 

Latif,  A.  C.  A.  A.)  j„. 

(Latifl.A.)         I*""*- 

Lister,  J.  V.           Pmib. 

Molteno,  H.  A.      Pemb. 

WOMEN. 

Craig,  O.t                   Girton 

Drummond,  M.  R 

Neumham 

Emmerton,  A.  M.ft  Girton 

Eraser,  M.t 

Girton 

Hingston,  M.  A.        Neumham 
Lewis,  G.  W.              Newnham 

Lefroy,  R  M.t 

Girton 

Leveson,  P.  K.f 

Girton 

Monnington,  C.          Girton 

Pratchitt,  M.f 

Girton 

Primrose,  C.  L.         Newnham 

Ross,  L.  G. 

Neumham 

Thomas,  G.  M.  L.      Neumham 

Scruby,  F.  M.  K. 

Newnham 

Wigfull,  J.  E. 
Wollaston,  C.  I.  J. 

Neumham 

Newnham 

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706      MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES. 

1902. 


Examiners. 

W.  W.  Skeat,  Litt.D.,  Christ's. 
I.  GoUancz,  M.A.,  Christ's, 
W.  Rippmann,  M.A.,  Caius. 
H.  G.  Fiedler,  Ph.D.,  Leipzig. 
A.  T.  W.  Borsdorf,  Ph.D.,  Berlin. 
C.  Bonnier,  Ph.D.,  Halle  ajS. 


First  Class. 


Bullough,  E.  (c,  e)  Trin. 
Ds  Clarke,  F.  W.  (a)   Pemb. 
Crosby,  J.  (c,  e*)    Caivs 
Jamieson,P.E.  (c,e)  King's 


Chittick,  E.  M.  (e*) 
Cock,  E.  T.  (c) 
Duff,  M.  N.  (e) 
Gaunt,  E.  M.  (a) 
Lejeune,  M.  (e) 
Morrison,  M.  A.  S.  (a) 
Sanders.  J.H.K.(c*) 
Warren  Jones,  E.  K. 
Weeks,  I.  M.  (a,  e) 
Whitehouse,L.  M.  (e) 


Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 

Netvnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Newnham 

(e)   Girton 

Girton 

Girton 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Patterson,  D.  C.     Christ's 


WOMEN. 


Dodd,  H.  L. 
Forsyth,  J.  C. 
Gould,  J.  W.  B. 
Newberry,  E.  M. 
Thomas,  K.  M. 


Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 


Third  Class. 


iLocker-Lamp8on,O.S.   Trir\ 

Marsh,  L.  Emm. 

Moorsom,  J.  King's 

Ds  Squire,  S.  G.  Christ's 

Ds  Stokes,  F.  W.         ChHst'i 

Woods,  B.  F.  Joh. 


Billinghurst,  A.  E. 
Cochran,  V. 
Russell,  A. 
Silburn,  E.  J. 
Walker,  L.  F. 


Girton 

Girton 

Newnhari 

Newnhan 

Newnhari 


1903. 
Examiners. 

I.  Gollancz,  M.A.,  Christ's 

C.  H.  Herford,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

F.  Spencer,  M.A. 

E.  C.  Quiggiii,  M.A.,  Gaius. 

H.  G.  Fiedler,  Ph.D.,  Leipzig. 

C.  Bonnier,  Ph.D.,  Balle  a/S. 


First  Class. 
Sommer,  J.  W.  EL  (e*)  Caius 


Second  Class. 

Kennedy,  S.  D.        Trin. 

Merryweather,  C.  W.  Trin. 

Patchett,  E.  W.       Emm. 

Scougal,  H.  J.         Caius 

ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Linnell,  C.  D.  Joh. 


Third  Class. 

Cradock,  N. 
Dick,  J.  B.  G. 
Harris,  S.  S. 
Newton,  G.  F. 


Trin. 
Caius 
Pemb. 
Christ' 


Clarke,  M.  G.  (a  with  e)  Girton 
Dawkins,  A.  T.  (d)  Newnham 
Rogers,  M.  M.  (a)  Newnham 
Warren  Jones,  E.  K.  {a)  Girton 


WOMEN. 

Arundel,  E.  D." 

Girton 

Bennett,  N. 

Girton 

Lej  eune,  M. 

Newnham 

Broadbent,  D.  A, 

Newnhan 

Lewis,  A.  E. 

Newnham 

Duncan,  M.  L. 

Newnhan 

Morris,  M.  R.  V. 

Newnham 

Kingswell,  M.  K. 
Kisch,  V.  H. 

Newnhan 

Rogers,  M.  I. 

Newnham 

Newnhan 

Rowntree,  M 

Newnham 

Layne,  M.  A. 

Newnhan 

Swan,  D. 

Newnham 

Muirhead,  E.  M.  M 

Girton 

Walrond,  M.  M. 

Newnhan 

1  M,P.  for  Hunts  (Ramsej). 


MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES.       707 


1904. 
Examiners. 

K.  Breul,  Litt.D.,  King's. 

G.  H.  Herford,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

F.  Spencer,  M.A. 

I.  GoUancz,  M.A.,  Chi-isfs. 

H.  G.  Comber,  M.A.,  Pemhrohe. 

E.  C.  Quiggin,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 


First  Class. 
i*Mawer,  A.  (a*,  &*)  Caitts 


Second  Class. 

Finch,  E.  G.  Christ's 

Jenkins,  R.  T,  Trin. 
Kohan,  R.  M.  Caivis 
Whitley,  N.  H.  P.  Emm. 


WOMEN. 


Third  Class. 


Bayer,  S.  F. 
Chambers,  E.  L. 
Dunn,  C.  M. 
Edmonds,  W.  S. 
Joce,  J.  B.  D. 
Light,  P. 
Traidos,  M.  C. 
Watson,  C.  A. 


Caius 

Emm. 

King's 

King's- 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Trin. 

King's- 


First  Class, 

ryers.  W.  (c.  e*)       Girton 
elp,  W.  E.  (e*)        Girton 
ay,  Z.  G.  T).  (o*.  c)  Neumham 
"hitelegge,  D.  C.  (<?*)  Newnham 


Second  Class. 


Brown,  D.  R. 
Crommelin  Brown.C. 
Franklin,  J. 
Gemmell,  J.  A. 
Grierson,  S.  A. 
McCallum,  E.  A. 
Oyler,  H.  M. 
Parsons,  E.  G. 
RoflFe,  M.  G. 
Saumarez,  Hon. 
Streiff,  H. 
Yates,  E.  M.; 


E. 


Newnham 

M.  Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Girton 

Neumham 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 


Third  Class. 


Alcock,  E.  M. 
Cogan,  J.  C.  H. 
Few,  M.  C. 
Millington,  M.  H. 
Munro,  M.  E. 
Wright,  R.  A. 


Neumhanr 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 


1  Professor  of  English  Language  and  Literature,  Armstrong  College  of  Science. 


708    MEDIEVAL  AND   MODEliN   LANGUAGES  TKIPOSES. 

1905. 


Examiners: 

K.  Bretd,  Litt.D.,  King's. 

I.  Gollancz,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

A.  J.  Wyatt,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

H.  G.  Comber,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

A.  T.  Baker,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caitis. 

A.  W.  Scliiiddekopf,  Ph.D.,  Gottingen. 


First  Class. 


Fuller,  W.  P.  (c*,  d*)  Emm. 
H.  (c,  e) 


Ledeboer,  J. 
Nicholson,  H 


ie) 


Cuius 
King's 


First  Class. 
Chittick,  F.  M.  (e*)    Girton 
Delp,  W.  E.  (d)         Girton 
Geiler,  L.  E.  (/)        Newnham 
.  Jolowicz,  M.  S.  («*)   Newnham 
Smythe,  B.  E.  (c  with  d)  Girton 
Terry,  E.  (e)  ISewnham 


Second  Class. 
Loch,  D.  H.  King's 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 
Bracken,  G.  G.  H.     Newnham 
Bryers,  W.  Girton 

Burne,  J.  Newnham 

Butler,  I.  F.  Girton 

Crommelin  Brown,  CM.  Girton 


Denny,  E. 

Girton 

Fulford,  P.  M. 

Newnham 

Robson,  G. 

Girton 

Seaman,  M. 

Newnham 

Valentine,  D. 

Newnham 

Walthall,  A.  D.  D. 

Newnham 

Weekes,  D.  B. 

Newnham 

Third  Class. 

Beach,  D.  W. 

NonVoU. 

England,  F. 

Clare 

Furse,  W.  K. 

Christ's 

Hiles,  M. 

Pemb. 

Hodges,  C.  E. 
Howard,  T.  H. 

Christ's 

Emm. 

Hlingworth,  W. 

Christ's 

Schmitt,  0.  P. 

NonColL 

Stable,  J.  J. 

Emm. 

Third  Class. 

Baker,  C.  E. 

Girton 

Chadwick,  M. 
Drew,  A.  D, 

Girton 

Netonham 

Dunlop,  M.  V. 

Girton 

Jewson,  €. ' 

Newnham 

Jones,  W.  B. 

Girton 

Lewis,  E.  C. 

Girton 

Mollison,  E.  B.  M. 

Newnham 

Pearson,  L.  D. 

Girton 

de  Pinna,  F.  C. 

Girton 

Sherwin,  A. 

Newnham 

Skinner,  M.  G. 

Girton 

Walker,  B.  M. 

Newnham 

1906. 

Examiners: 
E.  G.  W.  Braunholtz,  M.A.,  King's. 
A.  J.  Wyatt,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
A.  T.  Baker,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
J.  W.  H.  Atkins,  Inceptor  in  Arts,  8t  John's. 
J.  Wright,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
A.  W.  Schiiddekopf,  Ph.D.,  Gottingen. 


First  Class. 


Momber,R.M.S.T.  (c)  Trin. 
Worrall,  N.  (c)  Joh. 


First  Class. 

AUpress,  B.  E.  (e)      Girton 
Bondfield,  D.  M.  (e)  Girton 
Brlggs,  M.  E.  (e)        Netonham 
Fulford,  P.  M.  (a)     Newnham 
Tonkin,  B.  A.  (e)       Girton 
Wragge,  S.  (a,  e'^)      Newnham 


Second  Class. 

Greatrex,  F.  C.       Cains 
Sjieakman,  L.  A.   Caius 


WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 


Third  Class. 


Bracken,  G.  G. 
Dewar,  A.  M. 
Holmes,  M. 
Poole,  D.  L. 
Powell,  D.  L. 
Skinner,  M.  G. 
Tildesley,  E.  M 
Ward,  E.  M. 
Williams,  G. 


Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 

Girton 

Newnham 

Newnham 

Girton 


Berg,  A.  W. 

Trin. 

Crane,  H.  E. 

Christ's 

Datta,  R. 

Christ's 

Fallowfield.H.J.F.A.G.  Cath. 

Hunter,  W.  T. 

Emm. 

Sykes,  S.  W. 

Caius 

Third  Class. 

Cliiford,  D.  M.  C. 

Newnham 

Cole,  F.  M. 

Girton 

Flnnis,  V.  D. 

Girton 

Howarth,  F.  S. 

Girton 

King,  A.  I.  L. 

Girton 

Manson,  N.  R. 

Newnham 

Munro,  B.  M. 

Newnham 

MEDIEVAL  AND   MODERN   LANGUAGES   TRIPOS. 


709 


1907. 


Examiners  - 


First  Class. 


E.  G.  W.  Braunholtz,  M.A.,  King's. 

G.  C.  Macaulay,  M.A.,  I'Hnity. 

E.G.  Quiggin,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Gaius. 

L.  E.  Kastner,  M.A.,  Clare. 

J.  W.  H.  Atkins,  M.A.,  8t  John's. 

J.  Wright,  M.A.  [Oxon.]. 


Brav,  \.  C.  (a)  Jesus 

Philby,  H.  St  J.  B.  (c)  Trin. 
Tucker,  E.  E.  G.  (e*)  Cuius 


Second  Class. 

Beacock,  G.  A.       Emm. 
Bennett,  A.  R.        Caius 
Bolderston,  W.  N.  Juh. 
Bonhote,  T.  E.        Caius 
Gomme,  E.  E.  C.    Trin.H. 
Markham,  C.  F.     Jesu^ 


Third  Class. 

Bashford,  P.  F.  R.  Christ's 
Coggan,  F.  R.  Christ's 
Druce,  C.  L.  Joh. 

Gallimore,  H.  B.    King's 
Ds  Partington,  J.  B.    Pemb. 
Ponsonby,  Hon.  B.  B.  Trin. 


First  Class. 

Aimers,  A.  C.  (c)  Newnham 
Hewitt,  E.  (e)  Newnham 
Hobbs,  R.  E.  (e)  Newnham 
Moggridge,  E.  F.  L.  (c*) 

Girton 
Reeve,D.H.G.(e*,/*) 

Newnham 
Wliitelegge,  M.  A.(t'*) 

Newnham 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Duulop,  E.  L. 

Girton 

Board,  M.  J. 

Girton 

Ransford,  E. 

Girton 

Cosier,  V. 

Neumham 

Ruffer,  V. 

Girton 

Dunne,  H.  M.  .J. 

Girton 

Sale,  M.  E. 

Girton 

Frost,  D.  M.  F. 

Neumham 

Sing,  M.  F. 

Girton 

M«Connel,  K.  M. 

Newnham 

Parks,  E.  G. 

Girton 

1908. 


Examiners 


First  Class. 


fG.  C.  Macaulay,  M.A.,  Tnnity. 

H.  Oelsner,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
IL.  E.  Kastner,  M.A.,  Clare. 

F.  E.  Sandbacli,  M.A.,  King's. 

C.  E.  Vaughan,  M.A.  [Oxon.). 
IJ.  Wright,  M.A.  [Oxon.). 


Humphreys,  W.  H. 
(a  with  c)  Christ's 

Ds  Tucker,E.E.G.  (/)  Caius 


Second  Class. 

Montgomerie,  W.  S.  Joh. 
Pratt,  C.  J.  C.  Caius 

Reid,  F.  Christ's 

Sterling,  T.  S.  Down. 

ADVANCED   STUDENT. 
Perkins,  B.  M.  N.        Caius 


Third  Class. 


Chambers,  A,         King's 
Duke,  M.  O.  M.      Corpus 
Hoffmeister,  C.  E.  Cath. 
Sopwith,  S.  S.        Emm. 


First  Class. 

Atkinson,  N.  L.  (c  with  e) 

Newnham 
Caltlirop,  M.  G.  (t-*,  e)  Girton 
■Hfassey,  I.  M.  (c*,  e*)  Girton 
■Buffer,  V.  {d)  Girton 

|p>earing,  E.  M.  (a*,  d) 
■  Newnham 

Tonkin,  M.  G.   c,  e    Gorton 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Bondfield,  D.  M. 

Girton 

Batten,  B.  M.  F. 

Girton 

Cardwell,  N. 

Girton 

Dickson,  A.  M.  A. 

Girton, 

Dodd,  E.  S, 

Newnham 

Dodgson,  M.  O. 

Newnham 

Fossey,  M.  M. 

Girton 

Fisher,  D.  M. 

Girton 

Hardy,  C.  G. 

Newnham. 

Page  L.  M. 

Newnham 

Huxley,  A.  M. 

Newnham 

Read,  D.  C. 

Newnham 

Morris,  E.  M. 

Newnham 

Sabin,  G.  E. 

Newnham 

Pratt,  E.  H. 

Girton 

Schu6,  \i.  B. 

Newnham 

Sayle,  A. 

Newnham 

Young,  D.  M. 

Newnham 

Scott,  M.  D.  M. 

Girton 

Steele,  G.  H.  M. 

Girton 

Walley,  N.  E. 

Newnham 

710      MEDIEVAL  AND  MODEKN   LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES. 


Examiners 


1909. 
K.  Breul,  Litt.D.,  Kiw/'s. 
H.  F.  Stewart,  B.D.,  St  John'. 
H.  Oelsner,  M.A.,  Cains. 
F.  E.  Sandbach,  M.A.,  King's. 
A.  Mawer,  M.A.,  Caius. 
C.  E.  Vaughan,  M.A.  {Oxon.). 


first  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Becher,  G,  G.  (c)    Trin. 

Cooke,  N.  V. 

Trin. 

Allen,  C.  A.  B. 

Down. 

Binks,  B.  H.  (a  with  c) 

Grimwade,  E.  E.    Caius 

Daniras,  M.  C. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Hawkins,  A.  G 

J.  Christ's 

MacRury,  E. 

Caius 

Drennan,  C.  M.  (a*,  6*) 

Ds  Hughes,  T.  G. 

Trin. 

Mounsey,  J,  P 

Corpus 

Emm. 

Larmour,  A.  C 

.      Trin. 

Neuburg,  V.  B 

Trin. 

Kav,  S.  E.  (f,  e*)   Emm. 

Nobes,  F.  I. 

Clare 

Ogden,  A. 

Christ's 

Pearkes,  A.  M.  (c  with  e) 

Raimes,  L. 

Caius 

Pitt,  W.  J. 

Down. 

Caius 

Ross,  J.  S. 

Emm. 

Pook,  J.  de  C. 

Corpus 

Ds  Scott,  H.  R.  (c*)    Jesus 

Ds  Whitehorn,  R.  H.  Emm. 

Richardson,  C. 

L.   Trin. 

Ds  Snape,  R.  H.  (a)    £m>w. 

ADVANCED  STUDENT 

Simpson,  J,  G.  (a) 

Christ's 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Seaton,  M.  E.  (c*)        6?tV<on 

Berry-Hart,  M.  A. 

Girton 

Clegg,  E. 

Newnhan 

Bibas,  M,  A.  H, 

Newnham 

Cole,  M.  D.  L. 

Girton 

Bisliop,  G.  M. 

Newnham 

Davies,  M. 

Newnhau 

Bock,  C.  M.  V. 

Girton 

Lawe,  G.  A. 

Newnham 

Brown,  G.  E. 

Newnham 

Moncur.  E. 

Newnhan 

Brown,  M,  R. 

Girton 

Napier,  I.  A. 

Newnhai) 

Child,  M.  V. 

Girton 

Nimmo,  M.  E. 

Girton 

Cliittick,  E.  W. 

Girton 

Nixon,  M.  A. 

Girton 

Dixon,  A.  F. 

Newnham 

Oswald,  M.  S. 

Newnhan 

Enfield,  M.  E. 

Newnham 

Selby,  M. 

Girton 

Gatheral,  E.  E. 

Neumham 

Stewart,  L.  J. 

Newnham 

Hawlev,  L.  M. 

Newnham 

Williams,  M. 

Girton 

Lloyd-Price,  G.  M. 

Girton 

Wood,  J.  A. 

Girton 

Massey,  I.  M. 

Girton 

Matthews,  A.  M. 

Girton 

Murray,  D.  B. 

Newnham 

Rappard,  D.  A. 

Girton 

Rees,  M.  T. 

Neionham 

Sharp,  F.  M. 
Sheldon,  O. 

Newnham 

Girton 

Soothill,  D. 

Newnham 

NEW  REGULATIONS. 

The  letters  c  e  appended  to  the  name  of  a  candidate  denote  the  section  in  which  he  has  passed. 
The  asterisk  denotes  special  distinction. 

Sp.F,  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  French.  Sp.G.  indicates 
that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  German.    The  asterisk  denotes  distinction. 

/K,  Breul,  Litt.D.,  King's. 

)E.  G.  W.  Braunholtz,  M.A.,  King's. 

|H.  F.  Stewart,  B.D.,  St  John's. 

(E.  C.  Quiggin,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caitis. 

Third  Class. 
de  Behr,  Baron  G.  J.  {e) 


Examinees 


First  Class. 
Clarke,  G.C.(c*)(Sp.F.*) 

Caius 
Purves,  W.  D.  C.  L.  (c) 

(Sp.F.*)  Trin. 

Wetenhall,  W.  T.  (c*) 
(Sp.G.*)  Caius 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 
Gray,  A.  K.  (c)(Sp.F.) 
Jesus 

Raikes,  W.  O.  (<-)(Sp.F.) 
Caius 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class.] 

Scruby,  H.  C.  (c)(Sp.F.)  Girton 


(Sp.G.*)  Pemb. 

Scott,  J.  G.  C.(e)(Sp.G.) 
Pemb. 


Third  Class. 


MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN   LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES.       711 


1910. 

Examiners  ; 


arl  Breul,  Litt.D.,  King's. 

.  G.  W.  Braunholtz,  M.A.,  Kings. 

[ugh  Eraser  Stewart,  B.D.,  >S'^  John's. 

[.  M.  Chadvvick,  M.A.,  Glare. 

I.  C.  Quiggin,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 


W.  J.  Sedgefield,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

Allen  Mawer,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

A.  P.  Goudy.  M.A. 

Oliver  Elton,  M.A.  (Oxon.). 

Paul  Barbier  fils,  M.A.  {Lond.). 


First  Class. 
Clarke,  G.C.(i?)(Sp.G.*) 
Caius 
Garabedian,  D.  (6'*)(Sp.  F.) 

Grocock.S.  {A*,  C')(Sp.F.) 
Queens' 
■    Kirk,  A.  (C,  E*){8t>.F., 
Sp.G.*)  Caius 
)sMeek,  .J.  (^)  Trin. 

Waterhouse,  G.  {C*,  E*) 
.    (Sp.F.,  Sp.G.*)  Joh. 
Whitlock,  P.  O.  {C,  a) 
Joh. 
Wood,  E.H.(C)  (Sp.F.) 
Caiug 


Second  Class. 
Dillon,  H.  G.  S.  (e,  0  (Sp. 
G.*,  Sp.R.*)  Christ's 
Farnell,  H.  L.  (c)(Sp.F.) 

Kimf's 
Garrett,  W.  (a)      Clare 
Irving,  J.  C.  (c,  e)  Joh. 
Jacquest,  S.  P.  (a,  c)  Joh. 
Jaquet,  E.  G.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 

Jestis 
Peach,  W.  S.  (a,  b)  Emm. 
Petherick,  J.  C.  (c)(Sp.F) 

Purves,  W.  D.  C.  L.  (e) 
(Sp.  G.*)  Trin. 
Ds  Saunders,  F.  J.  (e)  Christ's 
Tweedy,  O.  M.  (e)(Sp.G.) 
Caius 


Third  Class. 
Cardwell.C.  R.  (c,  c)(Sp.F.) 

Caius 
Cox,  A.  H.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.) 

Cormis 
Farnell,  E.  N.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 

Jesus 
James,  J.  P.  (a)     Emm. 
Kirkby,  N.  W.  (c)  Pemb. 
Lewis,  R.  M.  (a,  c)  Christ's 
Lurab,  W.  (a,  c)     Joh. 
M'Dougall,  R.  (c)  Pemb. 


Tiie  letters  a,  b,  c,  d,  e,  i  appended  to  the  name  of  a  candidate  denote  the  section  in  which  he  has 
assed.  A  capital  letter  denotes  that  a  candidate  is  placed  in  the  First  Class  for  proficiency  in 
lis  Section.    The  asterisk  denotes  special  distinction. 

Sp.F.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  French. 

Sp.G.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  Germar 


ierman. 
Sp.R.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  Russian. 
Tiie  asterisk  denotes  distinction. 

AD  VANCE  D   ST  TIDE  NT  8. 
Evans,  H.  R.  (6)        Tnn.H.  \  Lloyd-James,  A.  {d) 


Trin. 


First  Class. 
Sutler,  E.M.(C,J5:) (Sp.F., 

Sp.G.*)  Newnham 
:ook,M.M.(C,  it;)  (Sp.F., 

Sp.G.)  Newnham 
3ismorr,  M.  S.  {E,  a)  (Sp.G.) 

Newnham 
?ox,  I).  A.  (C,d)(Sp-F.) 

Newnham 
aarvey,  M.  L.  {C,  a)  (Sp.F.) 

Girton 

tlughes,  M.  W.  CC,  a)  (Sp.F.) 
Ni 


Kinross,  A. 


ewnham 
M.  (A,  e)  (Sp.G.) 
Girton 


Morrison,  C.  (C,  E)  (Sp.F.*, 
Sp.G.*)  Girton 
Dwell,  M.  J.  {A,  B)  Neumham 
Seaton,  M.  E.  (B)       Girton 


WOMEN. 
Second  Class. 
Bawden,  E.  K.  (c,  e)(Sp.F., 

Sp.G.*)  Newnham 
Bell,  M.  C.  (a,  e)(Sp.G.)  Girton 
Cowper,  M,  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.) 

Newnham 
Goodwin,  D.  M.  (a)  Newnham 
Hensoldt,  F.  A.  (e)(Sp.G.) 

Newnham 
Hetlev,  H.M.  (c) (Sp.F.)  Girton 
Kendall,  L.  D.  (<;)(Sp.F.) 

Newnham 
Levin,  H.  M.  (c)  (Sp.G.*) 

Newnham 
Mackenzie,  M.  L.  (c,  e) 

(Sp.F.,  Sp.G.)  Neicnham 
Miller,  M.K.(a,c)(SpF.)(?Jr<on 
Odom,  E.V.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F. )  GiHon 
Powles,  M.  E.  (c,  e)(Sp.F., 

Sp.G.)  Newnham 
Rendel,  O.  (d)  Newnham 

Snelling,  I.  (c,  d)  (Sp.  F.)  Girton 
Treffry,  K.  (a,  cKSp.F.^  Girton 
Walker,  M.E.(c)  (Sp.F.) 

Newnham 
Wollersen,  F.  E.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.) 

Girton 


Third  Class. 
Cadell,  M.  E.  ia){a,  c)  »Sp.  F.) 

Girton 
Dunell,  B.  G.  (c,  e)  Girton 
Edwards,  I.  M.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 

Neumham 
Hill,  M.C.(c,  e)  (Sp.F.,  Sp.G.) 

Girton 
MacGowan,  I.  S.  (c,  e) 

(Sp.F.,  Sp.G.)      Girton 
Schreiuer,  F.  L.  («,  c)(Sp.F.) 

Newnham 


The  letters  a,  b,  c,  d,  e  appended  to  tiie  name  of  a  candidate  denote  the  section  in  which  she 
■las  passed.  A  capital  letter  denotes  that  a  candidate  is  placed  in  the  First  Class  for  proftciency 
in  this  section. 

Sp.F.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  French. 

Sp.G.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  German. 

*An  asterisk  denotes  distinction. 


712        MEDIEVAL  AND   MODERN  LANGUAGES   TKIPOSES. 


1911. 


Examiners  : 


K.  Breul,  Litt.D.,  King's. 

E.  G.  W  Braunholtz,  M.A.,  King's. 

H.  F.  Stewart,  B.D.,  8t  John's. 

E.  L.  Milner-Barry,  M.A.,  Gonv.  &  Cai. 

J.  W.  H.  Atkins,  M.A.,  St  Johns. 


A.  Mawer,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caiua 

R.  Priebsch,  Ph.D.  [Graz). 

P.  Barbier  fils,  M.A.  {Lond.). 

F.  W.  Moorman,  Ph.D.  {StrassUmj). 

J.  Fitzinaurice-Kelly, 


First  Class. 

Bodmer,  H.  S.  (C)  (Sp.  F*) 

Emm. 
Cooper,  H.  (C,  £:)(Sp.F.*, 
Sp.G.)  Joh. 
I)s  Grocock,  S.  {B)      Queens' 
Jredale,  H.  C.  (c,  i'JXSp.F., 
Sp.G.)  Christ's 
Ds  Patterson,  R.  F.  (A)  Joh. 
Konnfeldt,  F.  (C*,  i?*) 


(Sp.F*,  Sp.G*.)  Christ's 
Sleight,  A.  H.(^,c)(Sp.F.] 


Joh. 

Wells,  W.  D.(C,  i!;)(Sp.F., 
Sp.G.)  Joh. 


Second  Class. 

Batten,  W.  D.  G.  (c)(Sp.F.) 

Caius 
Benolv,  H.  J.  (c)    Christ's 
Grail,"C.  G.  (a,  c)  (Sp.  F.) 

Joh. 
Gray,  A.  K.  (a)      Jesus 
Lockhart,  J.  H.  B.  (a,  c) 
(Sp.F.*)  Je«w 
Macgregor,  A.  H.  (c)(Sp.F.) 

Caius. 
O'Ferrall,  R.  S.  M.  (a) 

Trin. 
Paine,  W.  A.  (a,  c)  Sp.F.) 

Patron,  F.  .J.  Qi)  (Sp.S.) 

Peers,  E.  A.  (a)     Christ's 
Reed,  C.  H.  (c,  «)(Sp.F., 
Sp.G.)  Trin. 
Richardson-Kuhlmann,  D. 
(c,  e)  (Sp.F.)  C;«r?-*«'* 
Roberts,  W.  S.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 

Scutt,  C.  A.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 

Clare 
Straker,  H.  G.  (e)(Sp.G.) 

Pemb. 
Tweedy,  O.  M.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 

Caius 
Widgery,  G.  H.  (a,  c)Kinq's 
Wilkinson,  N.  (c)(Sp.F.'*) 

Caius 
Wood,  E.  H.  (e)  (Sp.G.) 


Third  Class. 

Bell,  J.  D.  (e)(Sp.G.) 

Caius 
Eienemann,  G.  A.  J.  (c) 
(Sp.F.)  Emm. 
Bonn,  J.  N.  M.  (c)  (Sp.F.*) 

Flaxman,  W.  J.  (a,  c) 

Fryers,  J.  L.  (c,  «)  (Sp.  F.. 

Sp.G.)  Joh. 
Gardnor  Beard,  W.  E.  (c) 
(Sp.F.)  Trin. 
Ds  Halsey,  R.  T.  (c)    Joh. 
Jaquet,  E.  G.  {e)    Jesus 
Ds  Kay,  R.  P.  (a)        Sidnev 
Neale,  J.  B.  (c)(Sp.F.)   ' 
Jesus 
Phillips,  W.  R.  (a,  c) 

Joh. 
Pilcher,  G.  St  C.  {c,  e) 

(Sp.F.)  TWyj. 
Polack,  B.J.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 
Kinfi's 
Ds  Sanderson,  J.  R.  (c) 

rw«. 

Scott,  J.  G.C.(c)  (Sp.F.) 

Thomas,  O.  V,  (c,  «)(Sp.F., 
Sp.G.)  Trin. 


The  letters  a,  b,  c,  e,f,  h  appended  to  the  name  of  a  candidate  denote  the  section  in  which  In 
has  passed.  A  capital  letter  denotes  that  a  candidate  is  placed  in  the  First  CUass  for  proficient 
in  this  section.    Tlie  asterisk  denotes  special  distinction. 

Sp.F.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  French. 

Sp.G.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  German, 

Sp.S.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  Spanish. 

The  asterisk  denotes  distinction. 


MEDIEVAL  AND   MODERN  LANGUAGES   TRIPOSES. 


1911. 
WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Beaton,  W.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.) 

Newnham 
Bell,  E.  H.  C.  (a,  6)  Newnham 
Bowerman,  E.  E.  (a,  c) 

(Sp.F*)  Girton 
Brodie,  (31.  L.  1.  (a,  c)(Sp.F.) 

Newnham 
Buchler,  1.  L.  L.  (€),  (Sp.G.) 

Girton 
Butler,  E,  M.  (a)       Newnham 
Cobbold,  I.  E.  (a,  e)  Girton 
Cody,  M.  S.  (a,  e)  (Sp.G.) 

Girton 
Fiske,  D.  (a,  <;)(Sp.G.)  C?ir<on 
Harrison,  M.  M.  (a,  c) 

(Sp.F.)  Newnham 
Hensoldt,  F.  A.  (a)  Netvnham 
Hetley,  H.  M.  (e)(Sp.G.) 

Girton 
Hodgkiss,  M.  (a)       Newnham 
Leake,  D.  G.  (c,  e)  (Sp.F., 

Sp.G.)   Girton 
Levin,  H.  M.  (a)       Newnham 
Livingstone,  F.  A.  F.  (6-) 
[Sp.F.*)  Ne 
Macmillan  Brown,  M.  A 


713 


First  Class. 

klexander,  J.  M.  G.  {A*,  C) 

(Sp.F.)  Neivnham 
Jott,  D.  (C,  e)  (Sp.F.,  Sp.G.) 

Newnham 
Jrandebourg,  M.  K.  {E) 

(Sp.G.*)  Girton 
Jutler,  K.  T.  B.  (C,  i:)(Sp.F.*, 
Sp.G.*)  Newnham 
Jooper,  K.  D.  (a,  C)  (Sp.F.) 

larding,  J.  (C,  ii')  (Sp.  F.*, 

Sp.G.)  Girton 

aarmer,  F.  E.  (a,  C)  (Sp.F.) 

Girton 

lorsley,  S.  E.  (c,  JK)(Sp.F.*, 

Sp.G.)  Newnham 
Kendall,  L.  D.  {E)  (Sp.G.*) 

Newnham 
?immins,  C.  A.  (£,/) 

(Sp.G.*)  Newnham 
Ionian,  M.  E.  (£)  (Sp.G.*) 

iVard,  D.  G.  (a,  0(Sp.F.) 
Girton 


Third  Class. 
Bisset,  M.  (c,  e)  (Sp.F.)  6?/rtoM 
Burnside,  M.  A.  (c,  e) 

(Sp.G.)  Girton 
de  la  Hoyde,  M.  C.  (a,  c) 

(Sp.F.)  Newnham 
Edwards,  I.  M.  (a)  Neumham 
Gibson,  B.  D.  (c,  e)  (Sp.F., 

Sp.G.)  Girton 
M^Clan,  A.  E.  (a,  e)  (Sp.G.) 

Thomson,  D.  M.  (a,  c) 

(Sp.F.)  Newnham 
Wharam,  B.  R.  (a,  c) 

(Sp.F.)  (?M-<on 


Sp.F.*)  Newnham 

Jrown,  M.  A. 
(c)  (Sp.F.)  Newnham 
Moir,L.O.(a,c)(Sp.F.)   Girton 
Moore,  K.  H.  (c,  e)  (Sp.F.) 
Girton 
Nicholson,  L.  M.  M.  (c,  e) 

(Sp.F.)  GiWow 
Pearce,  A,  C.  (a,  6)  Netonham  I 
Rendel,  O.  (c)(Sp.F.*)iVeM.'»iftam 
Sowerby,  E.  (a,c)(Sp.F.)  Girton  ' 

The  letters  a,  ft,  c,  e, /appended  to  the  name  of  a  candidate  denote  the  section  in  which  she 
lias  passed.  A  capital  letter  denotes  that  a  candidate  is  placed  in  the  First  Class  for  proficiency 
in  this  section.    The  asterisk  denotes  special  distinction. 

Sp.F.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  French. 

Sp.G.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  German. 

Tlie  asterisk  denotes  distinction. 


714     MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES. 


1912. 


Examiners  : 


H.  F.  Stewart,  B.D.,  St  John's. 

K.  Breul,  Litt.D.,  King's. 

E.   L.   Milner-Barry,   M.A.,    Gonville 

and  Gaius. 
A.  P.  Goudy,  M.A. 
H.  M.  Chadwick,  M.A.,  Clare. 


G.  C.  Macaulay,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Paul  Barbier  tils,  M.A.  (Lond.). 
J.  W.  H.  Atkins,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
W.  J.  Sedgefield,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
F.  W.  Moorman,  Ph.D.  (Strassburff). 
A.  T.  Baker,  M.A. ,  Gonville  and  Caitit 


First  Class. 
Aron,  E.  M.  (E)   (Sp.G.) 

Jesus 
Benoly,  H.  J.  (E)  (Sp.G*) 
Christ's 
Ds  Braunholtz,  H.  J.  (E) 
(Sp.G)  Joh. 
Ds  Garabedian,  D.  G.  (D) 
Joh. 
Jopson,  N.  B.  (C*,  E*) 
(Sp.F.*,  Sp.G.*)  Joh. 
Peers,  E.  A.  (C)  (Sp.F*) 

Christ's 
Stokoe,  F.  W.  (C*)  (Sp.F.*) 
Caius 


Wilson,  E.  J.  (C*,  D) 
(Sp.F.)  Ei 
Womersley,  W.  E.  {A) 


mm. 

A) 

Cath. 


Second  Class. 
Adcock,  H.  M.  (a,  c) 

(Sp.F.*)  Christ's 
Bamber,  F.  T.  (e)  (Sp.G.) 
Jesus 
Batten,  W.  D.  G.  (e) 

(Sp.G.)  Caius 
Bonner,  C.  B.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 
Trin. 
Gushing,  W.  E.  W.  (a,  c) 

Joh. 
Layard,  J.  W.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 
King's 
Ds  Luce,  G.  H.  (a)      Eniin. 
Macgregor,  A.  H.  (e) 

(Sp.G.)  Caius 
Patron,  F.  J.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 
Trin. 
Rae,  E.  V.  R.  (a)  Enun. 
Sheppard,  L.!A.  (a)  Cath. 
Wiles,  J.  J.  (t)  (Sp.F.) 

Clare 

AVilkinson,  N.  (e)  (Sp.G.) 

Caius 

Williams,  N.D.(a)  Trin, 

Withinshaw,  J.  W.  (a,  c) 

(Sp.F.*)  Dotvn. 


Cortazzi,  F.  E.  M.  (a,  e) 

(Sp.G.)  Qneens' 
Duckworth,  W.  C.  (a,  e) 

(Sp.F.)  Corpus 
Gardnor-Beard,  W.  E,  (a 

Trin. 

Hanson,  J.  (c,  e)    Joh. 

Ds  Hopewell,  E.  R.  (c)  Maqd. 

Hughes-Gibb,  H.  F,  (c) 

(Sp.F.)  Trin. 

Hutchison,  J,  C.  (a,  c) 

Caius 
James,  J.  N.  A.  (c)  (Sp.F. 

Pcmb. 
Kapp,  E.  (c)  (Sp.F.*) 

Neale,  J.  B.  (a)     J^*?w 
Robinson,  E.  H.  (a,  f) 
(Sp.F.)  Joh. 
Ds  Stevens,  C.  G.  B.  (e) 

Emm. 
Straughan,  T.  A.  (c) 

(Sp.F.)H.Selw 
Watts,  A.  E.  (a)    Down. 
Wileman,  G.  W.  B.  (c,  e) 
(Sp.F.,  Sp.G.)  Cuius 

The  letters  a,  b,  c,  d,  e  appended  to  the  name  of  a  candidate  denote  the  section  or  sections  ii 
which  he  has  passed.  A  capital  letter  denotes  that  a  candidate  is  placed  in  the  First  Class  foi 
proficiency  in  that  section.    The  asterisk  denotes  special  distinction. 

Sp.F.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  French. 

Sp.G.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  n  German. 

The  asterisk  denotes  distinction. 


Tliird  Class. 
Askew,  T.  B.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F. 
ChrisVi 
Bell,  J.  D.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 

Caius 

Bienemann,  G.  A.M.  (t) 

(Sp.G.)  Emm. 

Boon,  J.  N.  M.  (e)(Sp.G.: 

Emm. 


ADVANCED   STUDENT. 
Boyd,  J.  (A2)        Trin. 


MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN  LANGUGAES  TRIPOSES.       715 


1912. 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 
Blackie,  J.  M.  (c,  d)  (Sp.F.*) 

Girtoti 
Brandebourg,  M.  K.  (c) 

(Sp.P\)  Girton 
Cleveland,  D.  E.  (<j)  (Sp.G.) 

Newnham 
Coates,  K.  M.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.) 

Girton 
Dobblng,  E.  (c)(Sp.F.) 

Newnham 
Freeman,  M.  E.  (c,  d)  (Sp.F.) 

Girton 

Hannam,  F,  M.  (c,  e)  (Sp.F., 

Sp.G.)  Girton 

Macinillan  Brown,  M  A.  (d) 

Newnham 
Olivier,  D.  (c)(Sp.F.)  Newnham 
Ord,  E.  (e)  (Sp.G.)  Newnham 
Plews,  M.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.) 

Newnham 
Slater,W.(e)(Sp.G.)  Newnham 
Soman,  M.  E.  (c)  (Sp.F.*) 


First  Class. 
Jallinger,  A.  D.(^*  c)(Sp.r.) 

Newnham 
Jrockway,  K.  X.  (B,  a) 

Newnham 
/'oath,  A.  A.  (Bwith  ^)  Girton 
lanner,  F.  E.  (B)     G-irton 
VBrien,  H.  (E,  a)  (Sp.G.) 

Girton 
>erry,  E.  L.  (A,  C)  (Sp.F.) 

Netonham 
>oulson,  E.  M.  {A,  c)  (Sp.F.) 

Newnham 
N&tA,  D.  G.  {A  2)     G/rton 


Sowerby,  R  {a  2) 


Girton 
Girton 


i  Theedam,  L.  E.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F*) 
!  Newnham 

Wallace,  N.  C.  (c,  e)  (Sp.F., 
Sp.G.)  Girton 
Walpole,  M.  R.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.*) 
Girton 
t  Wright,  P.  M.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 

Newnham 

The  letters  a,  6,  c,  d,e,a2  appended  to  the  name  of  a  candidate  denote  the  section  in  which  she 
las  passed.  Capital  letters  denote  the  section,  sections,  or  combination  of  sections,  for  proficiency 
,n  which  a  candidate  is  placed  in  the  First  Class.    The  asterisk  denotes  special  distinction. 

Sp.F.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  French. 

Sp.G.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  German. 

The  asterisk  denotes  distinction. 


Third  Class. 
Board,  A.  J.  (a)         Girton 
Gillespie,  A.  M.  L.  (a) 

Girton 
Graham  Brown,  J.  P.  H.  (a,  c) 

(Sp.F.)   Girton 
Hodgkiss,  M.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 

Newnham 
Livingstone,  F.  A.  F.  (a) 

Newnham 
McLaren,  C.  G.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.) 

Girton 


716    MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN   LANGUAGES   TRIPOSES. 

1913. 
Examiners  : 


E.  G.  W.  Brauuholtz,  M.A.,  King's. 
Karl  Breul,  Litt.D.,  Kinc/'s. 
G.  C.  Macaulay,  M.A.,  trinity. 
H.  M.  Chadwick.  M.A.,  Clare. 
H.  Thomas,  D.Litt.  (Birm.). 
Paul  Barbier  flls,  M.A.  (Lond.). 
H.  Littledale,  D.Litt.  (Dubl.). 
Max.  Drennan,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 


A,  T.  Baker,  M.A.,  Gonville  aiid  Cairn. 

J.  Fitzmaurice-Kelly,  F.B.A. 

C.  Foligno. 

E.    C.    Qixiggiu,   M.A.,    Gonville    and 

Caius. 
Edward  Bullough,  M.A.,  Gonville  and 

Caius. 


First  Class. 
Aron,  E.  M.  {H)  (Sp.S.*) 

Blumhardt,  E.  H.  F.  (C) 

(Sp-F.)  Joh. 

Bossier,  A.  G.  A.  H.  (a,  E^) 

(Sp.G.*)  Pet. 
Dickins,  B.  (J3*)    Maqd. 
Euglefield,  F.  R.  II.  (c,  E) 

(Sp.F.,  Sp.G.)  Joh. 
Stokoe,  P.  W.  (E*) 

(Sp.G.*)  Caius 


Second  Class. 
Bamber,  F.  T.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 

Jesus 
Berry,  H.  V.  (c,  e)  (Sp.F.*, 

Sp.G.)  Caius 
Christie,  S.  O.  K.  (c) 

(Sp.F.^)  Cuius 
Dingwall,  E.  J.  (c)  Pemb. 
Layard,  J.  W.  (e)(Sp.G.) 
Kin()'s 
Mills,  H.  (c)  Cath. 

O'Ferrall,  R.  S.  M.  (6) 
Trin. 
Peters,  A.  D.  (c,  e)  (Sp.F., 

S>G.)  Joh. 
Polack,  B.  3.  (e)  King's 
Ds  Ralph,  F.  H.  M.  (f?)(Sp.F.) 
Kim's 
Varlev,  L.  (c,  e)  (Sp.G.) 
Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Arnold,  A.  C.  P.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 

Magd. 
Bain,  G.W.  {c,e)(Sp.F.'. 

Sp.G.)  Joh. 
Cattell,  T.  E.  (a,f)(Sp.F.) 

Je.ms 
Ds  Darlington,  W.  A.  C.  (a  2) 

Joh. 
Duly,  S.  J.  (c,  e)  (Sp.G.) 

Corjiiis 
Gwj-n,  C.  P.  (a,  b)  Emm. 
Holland,  W.  D.  A.  (c) 

(Sp.F.)  Cains 
Johns,  O.  LI.  (c)  (Sp.F.) 

Emm. 
Kapp,  E.  (e)(Sp.G.*) 

Chri.st's 
Naylor,  H.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.) 

Queens' 
Powell,  J.  M.  S.(c)(Sp.K.) 

Emtii. 
Straughan,  T.  A.  (a) 

H.Selw. 
Watson,  A,  W.  H.  (c) 

Clare 


The  letters  a,  a  2,  b,  c,  e,  h,  appended  to  the  name  of  a  candidate  denote  the  section  or  sections 
in  which  he  has  passed.  A  capital  letter  denotes  that  a  candidate  is  placed  hi  the  First  Class  for 
proficiency  in  that  section.    Tiie  asterisk  denotes  special  distinction. 

Sp.F.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  tlie  Oral  Examination  in  French.  Sp.G.  indicates 
that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  German.  .Sp.S.  indicates  that  a  candidate 
has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  Spanish.    The  asterisk  denotes  distinction. 


MEDIEVAL  AND   MODERN  LANGUAGES  TRIPOSES.    717 


1913. 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 
von  Aruim,  K  S.  L.  A.-F. 
(c.  e)  (Sp.F.,  Sp.G.*)  Girton 
Boothroyd,  E.  (c,  e)  (Sp.F., 
Sp.G.)  Girton 
Brandebourg,  M.  K.  (/) 

Girton 
Butler,  K.  T.  B.  (d,  .<7)(Sp.I.*) 

Newnham 
Cleveland,  D.  E.  (a)  Newnham 
Facey,  J.  (c,  d)  (Sp.F.) 

Girton 
Fisher,  D.  M.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.) 

Newnham 
Freeman,  M.  E.  (g)  (Sp.I.) 

Girton 
Gaussen,  R.  J.  (a.  c)  ((Sp.F.) 

wirton 
Gibbins,  F.  A.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.) 

Newnham 
Griffith,  D.  M.  (c,  e}  (Sp.F., 

Sp.G.)  Newnham 
Humphrys,  M.  A.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.) 

Newnham 
Jolliffe,  M.  G.  (a,  c)   Girton 
Kershaw,  N.  (a,  b)    Newnham 
Lett,  E.  (a,  c)(Sp.F.)  Newnham 
Matthews,  D.  R  (c,  e)  Sp.F., 

Sp.G.)  Newnham 
Olivier,  D.  (a)  Newnham 

Ord,  K  (a)  Newnham 

Roberts,  H.  M.  (c)(Sp.F.*) 

Newnham 
Thomas,  I.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.*) 

Todd,  G.  E,  (o  2)  Newnham 
Wall,  J.  T.  (a,  c)  Neumham 
Woodall,  D.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.) 

Wright,  P.  M.  (a)      Newnham 


First  Class. 
Uhdown,  M.  (A*,  B*) 

Newnham 
Jaker  Gabb,  R  (a,  £)  (Sp.G.) 

Girton 
iuist,  G.  E.  (C^^(Sp.F.^ 
Sp.G.*)  6?irton 
lurge,  M.  A.  L.  (C,d)(Sp.F.*) 

Girton 

Jaley.A.  A.  (C*,  £}(Sp.F.* 

Sp.G.)  Girton 

ieatch,  D.K(A,B)  Newnham 

»ayne.  R  M.  (^,  e)(Sp.G.) 

Girton 
Slater,  W.  (C)  (Sp.F.) 

Newnham 


Third  Class. 
Dobbing,  R  (e)  (Sp.G.) 

Newnham 
Edwards,  M.  G.  H.  (a,  e)         d 
(Sp.G.*)  Newnham 
Fletcher,  H.  C.  (a,  c)  Girton 
Hall,  M.  de  H.  (a,  e)  (Sp.G.) 

Newnham  • 
Jones,  A.  P.  D.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.) 

Girton 
Leckie,  M.  R  (c,  (?)  (Sp.F.) 

Girton 
Smith,  A.  V.  (a)        Newnham 
Southwell,  R  M.  (a,  c)  (Sp.F.) 

Girton 


Tlie  letters  a,  a  2,  6,  c,  i-f,  e,  /,  g,  i  appended  to  the  name  of  a  candidate  denote  the  section  or 
lections  in  which  she  has  passed.  '  A  capital  letter  denotes  that  a  candidate  is  placed  in  the  First 
I'lass  for  proficiency  in  that  section.     The  asterisk  denotes  special  distinction.  in] 

Sp.F.  indicates  that  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  French.  Sp.G.  indicates 
;hat  a  candidate  has  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  German.  Sp.I.  indicates  that  a  candidate 
las  passed  the  Oral  Examination  in  Italian.     The  asterisk  denotes  distinction. 


718 


MECHANICAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 
A  Student  may  be  a  Candidate  for  Honours  in  Part  II.  provided  that 
he  has  kept  seven  terms,  and  that  twelve  terms  have  not  passed  after  the 
first  of  the  seven,  provided  further  that  he  has  obtained  Honours  in 
Part  I.  of  the  Examination  or  in  the  Mathematical  or  in  the  Natural 
Sciences  Tripos. 

1894. 
Examiners  : 
J.  A.  Ewing,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
0.  Reynolds,  M.A.,  Queens'. 
W.  N.  Shaw,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
Pabt  I. 
Second  Class.  Third  Class. 

Ds  M'=DougaIl  Trin.      '       Tliring  Trin. 

Madeley  Emm.     1 

Ds  Warmington        2Vm.      ] 


Pemb. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Clarke 
Ds  Harris,  A,  C.        Christ's 
Ds  Peel  Magd. 


First  Class. 
Harvey  Trin. 

Ingoldby  Cuius 

M'HClean.W.N.  2V*n. 


1895. 
Examinees  : 
0.  Reynolds,  M.A.,  Queens'. 
W.  N.  Shaw,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
W.  E.  Dalby,  M.A. 

Part  I. 

I  Second  Class.  , 

Ds  Booth  King's 

I         Wynne  Trin. 


Third  Class. 


Ds  Burgess 

Gordon 

Hall 

Hart 

Onslow 

Reckitt,  A, 

Thompson, N.  A.  Trin. 
Ds  Tipple  Clare 


Jesus 

Clare 

Christ's 

Caius 

H.  Selw. 

King's 


First  Class. 
Ds  Clarke.T.W.K.  Caius 

Coker  Pet. 

Ds  Hollingworth    Pemb. 

La  Trobe  Joh. 

Marshall,  J.  F.  King's 

Reilly  Queens' 


1896. 

Examiners  : 

0.  Reynolds,  M.A.,  Queens'. 

J.  A.  Ewing,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

J.  B.  Peace,  M.A.,  Emmaniu 

0,1. 

PART  I. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Hindley.CD.M.  Trin. 

Bergmann          H.Selw 

Martin,  R.  E.    King's 

Yeo                    Trin. 

* 
*' 

Rutty                 Pemb. 

1897. 
Examiners  : 
J.  A.  Ewing,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
J.  Perry. 
J.  B.  Peace,  M.A.,  Emmamcel. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Coker**  Pet. 

Ds  La  Trobe  Joh. 


PART  II. 

Second  Class. 


Third  Class. 


Didtinguished  in  (1)  Theory  of  Structures  and  in  (2)  Heat  £ngtne8  and  Dynamics  of  Machines. 

PART  I. 

Second  Class. 


First  Class. 

Chappie  Joh. 

Ds  Cook  Joh. 

Couper  Trin. 

Cullen  Caius 

Ds  Curtis  Pet. 

Roget  Trin. 

Wilson  King'i 


Common 

Davidson 

Fullagar 

Rew 

Rickman 

Werner 


Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

King's 

Emm. 

Clare 


Third  Class. 
Beveridge,  E.     Trin. 
Fox,  C.  B.  Trin. 

Williams,  C  W.  Pemb. 


MECHANICAL   SCIENCES   TRIPOSES. 


719 


First  Class. 
Ds  Chappie  Jok. 

Cullen  Cuius 

Da  Marshall,  J.  F,*i:in^'* 


1898. 

Examiners  : 

J.  A.  Ewing,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

J.  Perry. 

J.  B.  Peace,  M.A.,  Emm. 

PART  II. 

i  Second  Class.  , 

:   Ds  Tobin  Joh.        \ 


Third  Class. 
Ds  Werner  Cla 


Distinguished  in  Electricity  and  Magnetism. 


PART 

I. 

First  Class 

Second  Class. 

Goodchild 

Sid. 

Bidwell 

Trin. 

Hall,  A.  H. 

Trin.H. 

Fox,  B.  D. 

Trin. 

Head,  B.  W. 

Emm. 

Gunter 

Clare 

*Inglis 

King's 

Monro 

Trin. 

Lightfoot 

Pemb. 

Taylor,  F.  C. 

Pemb. 

Thompson,?.  A 

.Christ's 

Wynne,  J.  B 

Trin. 

1899. 

Examiners  : 

J. 

B.  Peace,  M.A., 

Emm. 

T. 

A.  Hearson. 

C. 

G.  Lamb,  M.A 

,  Clare. 

PART 

II. 

First  Class. 

Head,  B.  W. 

Emm. 

Third  Class. 
Burgess  H.Selw. 

Coode  Jesus 

Loeffler  Trin. 

Watson,  H.  S.    Christ's 


ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Wimperis,  H.  E.  Caius. 


PART  I. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Blacklock,G.H.  Trin. 

Hart,  R.  E.        Pemb. 

Farrant,  H.         Trin. 

Ds  Langdon,  M.       Pemb. 

Ds  Lock,  G.  R.         Sid. 

Morcom,R.  K.    Trin. 

Ds  Rottenburg,  H.  King's 

Ramsay,  J.  D.     Trin. 

Unna,P.J.H.     Trin. 

Saivut,  M.  R.     King's 

WaUier,  M.         Joh. 

Third  Class. 
Campbell-Brown, 
G.  F.  Clare 

Ds  Gordon,  G.  F.  C.  Trin. 
Rennie,  W.  B.  Emm. 
Robinson,  L.  I.  Pemb. 
Weekley,  C.  Trin. 
White,  F.  G.       Clare 


720 


MECHANICAL   SCIENCES   TRIPOSES. 


First  Class. 

Baker,  E.  S.  S.  Pemb. 

Gaskell,  H.  Trin. 

Ogilvie,  D.  G.  Trin. 

Ds  Reynolds,  E.  A.  Pemb. 

Shaxby,  R.  U.  Clare 
Widdicombe,  E.  P.  Cuius 


1900. 

Examiners  : 
.T.  A.  Ewing,  M.A.,  King's. 
T.  A.  Hearson. 
C.  G.  Lamb,  M.A.,  Clare. 

PAET  II. 

ADVANCED   STUDENT. 
Brown,  G.  M.  Trin. 

PART   I. 

Second  Class. 
Du  Cane,  C.  G.  Trin. 
Engleheart,  P.  Caiiut 
Kennedy,  J.  McF.  Trin. 
Paul,  J.  D.  D.  Pemb. 
Watnev,  G.  N.  Trin. 
Wilton,  T.  R.  Jesus 


Third  Class. 
Barran,  P.  A, 
Lewin,  E.  O. 
Monro,  K.  N. 
Richardson,  H.  L. 
Rubens,  H.  V. 


Christ's 

Kind's 

Kino's 

Trin. 

Kino's 


Thiselton-Dyer,  G.  H.  Trin. 


1901. 
Examiners  : 
J.  A.  Ewing,  M.A.,  King's. 
J.  B.  Peace,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
W.  E.  Dalby,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

PART  I. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class 

Third  Class. 

Dykes,  F.  J. 

Trin. 

Ds  Grant,  F. 

Queens' 

Bucknill,  J.  C. 

Emm. 

Keeling,  B.  F.  E. 

Trin. 

Hindley,  0.  W. 

King's 

Cohen,  D.  H. 

Trin. 

Melliss,  H.  J. 

Trin. 

Knowles,  G.  J.  F. 

Trin. 

Everard,  B, 

Trin. 

Saunders,  0.  P. 

Trin. 

Laidlaw,  D.  H. 

Emm. 

Huddart,L.H.L. 

Emm. 

Scott,  J.  R. 

Trin. 

Landon,  J.  W. 

Sid. 

McDonnell,  J. 

Kim's 

Simon,  E.  D. 

Pemb. 

Monckton,  0.  P. 
Morcom,  R  L. 
Paton,  A.  M. 
Young,  P.  C. 

King's 
Clare 
Joh. 
Christ's 

Nevile,  H.  G. 

Trin. 

1902. 

Examiners. 
W.  H.  Macaulay,  M.A.,  King's. 
J.  B.  Peace,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 
W.  E.  Dalby,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


First  Class. 
i*Dyke8,  F.  J.         Trin. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Aldous,  F.  C.  Jesus 

Bacon,  F.  Trin. 

Highton,  D.  C.        King's 
JaflP6,  A.  D.  King's 

Witherington.G.A.  Queens' 


PART  II. 

i 
PART   I. 

Second  Class. 


Cox,  R.  C. 
Greer,  S.  H.  A. 
Hunter,  C.  M. 
Kempson,E.W.E. 
Long,  G.  S. 
MoCosh,  A.  K. 
Ds  Madge,  H.  A. 
Moore,  C.  A.  St  G. 
Porter,  A.  R.  Z. 
Swan,  P. 
Taylor,  J.  R. 
Trench,  R.  H. 
Trewby,  A. 


Second  Class. 
Young,  P.  C.  Christ's. 


Caius 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Trin. 

Pet 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

King's 

King's 

Trin. 

Pemb. 


Third  Class. 
Baerlein,  E.  M.       Trin 
Ellington,  N.  B. 
Rappis,  P.  A.  G 
Reid,  K.  G. 
Spooner,  W.  W. 
Waller,  N.  H. 


King's 

Christ's 

King's 

Trin. 

Emm. 


1  Distinguished  in  Electricity  and  Magnetism. 


MECHANICAL   SCIENCES  TKIPOSES. 


721 


1903. 
Examiners: 

W.  H.  Macaulay,  M.A.,  Kings. 
C.  G.  Lamb,  M.A.,  Clare. 
S.  Dmikerley. 


PART   II. 

First  Class. 

1 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

t 

Moore,  C.  A.  St  G. 
PAET   I. 

Pemh. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class 

Third  Class. 

Edge,  C.  N. 

Caius 

Akbar,  M.  T. 

Emm. 

Ds  Anderson.M.RlM 

Queens' 

Fortescue,  C.  L. 

Christ's 

Hoinard,  G.  H.  B 

Joh. 

Archer,  J.  F. 

King's 

Garnett,  W.  H.  S 

Trin. 

Duffield,  W.  G. 

Trin. 

Astley,  W. 

Chriifs 

Hill,  J.  L. 

Emm. 

Lindley.  E.  S. 

Trin. 

Birch,  A.  G. 

Trin. 

Js  Lloyd,  H.  R. 

Caius 

Ds  Mould,  S.  C. 

Jesus 

Jiridginan,  F.  S. 

Sid. 

)8  Mason,  C.  C 

Trin.H. 

Ogilvie,  H. 

King's 

Colam,  H.  N. 

Pemb. 

Sharpe,  C.  A. 

King's 

Ds  Davies,  T.  M. 

King's 

Ds  Sheppard,  T.  W. 

Cath. 

(jJardner,  J.  C. 

Trin. 

Wharton,  J.  R. 

Trin. 

Glaser,  W.  H. 
Kirke,  P.  St  G. 
Low,  A.  R. 
Mortimer,  A. 
Parkes,  H.  E. 
Pollard.  A.  R. 
Walker,  A.  G. 

Christ's 

Trin. 

Clare 

Sid. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Joh. 

1904. 

Examiners 

B. 

Hopkiiisoii,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

C. 

G.  Lamb,  M.A.,  Clare. 

S. 

Duukerley. 

PART   II. 

Firs'  Class. 

Second  Class 

Third  Class. 

~ 

Ds  Hill,  J.  L. 

PART  I. 

Emm. 

Fir.it  Class. 

Second  Class 

Third  Class. 

)s  Bousfteld,  W.  E. 

Hugo,  L.  du  B. 

)s  Hunter,  J.  de  G. 

Caius 

Glanville,  W.  J. 

Harrison,  G. 
Ds  Isserlis,  L. 
Ds  Jenkins,  H.  B. 

Caius 
Pet. 

Christ's 
Joh. 

Brinton,  C.  C. 
Bunting,  S,  A.  S. 
CrosHeld,  B.  F. 
Fearfield,  J. 

Caius 
Christ's 
Trin. 
Caius 

Lewis,  A.  D. 

King's 

Hall,  J.  P. 

Caius 

Lewis,  E.  H. 

Trin. 

Hanson,  E.  T. 

Christ'!, 

Parsons,  A.  D.  C. 

Trin. 

Newton-Clare,  E.T.  Clare 

Robinson,  C. 

Pemb. 

Prowde,  O.  L. 
Radice,  W.  A. 
Ritchie,  W.  T. 
Salaman,  L.  H. 

Joh. 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Trin. 

31 


722 


MECHANICAL   SCIENCES   TRIPOSES. 


1905. 


Examiners  : 


B.  Hopkinsoii,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
J.  B.  Peace,  M.A.,  Emmanuel . 
J.  D.  Corniack. 


First  Class. 
Ds  Hugo,  L.  du  B. 


PART   II. 

Second  Cluss. 


Third  Class. 


PART   I. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Barbour.  R.  H. 

Trin. 

Ds  Bray,  F.  E. 

Trin. 

Apps,  W.  J.  E. 

Trill. 

Ds  Bulleid,  C.  H. 

Trin. 

Carver,  11. 

Clare 

Blackie,  A. 

Pet. 

Sears,  J.  E. 

Joh. 

Ds  Darwin,  E. 

Trin. 

Burn,  H.  S. 

Pemh. 

Duff,  W.  N. 

Trin. 

Ds  Dennis,  T. 

Clare 

Khrenborg,  G,  B 

Christ's 

Evington,  H.  B, 

Magd. 

(^len-Bott,  C.  L. 

Emm. 

Hirst,  J. 

Trin. 

Mitcbell,  A.  L. 

Cuius 

Hoisington.H.M.H.  Down 

Murray,  J. 

King's 

Lusk,  J. 

Joh. 

Romer,  C. 

Caim 

Mounsey,  R.  J. 

Kina's 

Sherwood,  E.  T.  G.  Kinn's 

Newton,  H.  W.  G 

Kino's 

Newton,  T.  H. 

Emm. 

Pearsall,  R.  H. 

King's 

Rouse,  P.  G. 

Trik. 

Shackell,  F.  T. 

Pemb 

1906. 


Examiners  : 

J.  B.  Peace,  M..k.,  Emmanuel. 
C.  E.  Inglis,  M.A.,  King's. 
J.  T.  Nicolson. 

PART  I. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class 

Bird,  A.  L.            NonColl. 

Bryan-Brown,  W.  Down. 

Brayshay,S 

Joh. 

Butcher,  A.  D.  D,  Christ's 

Davidson,  W.  W.  Emm. 

Cliftord,  F.  A. 

Kiwi's 

Frencii,  D.  G.         Emm. 
> 

Robinson,  A.  C.     ChriM's 

de  Morpurgo,  F.  G. 

A.  B. 

Samuel8()n,E.A.G.  King's 

King's 

Ds  Suiitli,  H.                Trin.H. 

Dunderdale,  R.  .J 

Sid. 

Ds  Smitli,  T.                Queens' 

Fox,  C.  L. 

Kimi's 

Spilsbury,  L.  J.      Emm. 

(iardiner,  ().  C. 

Christ's 

Welsh,  A.  R.          Trill. 

Ds  Howe,  H. 

Maqd. 

Whiting,  W.  R.  G.  Queens' 

Ds  Laird-Clowes,  G. 

S.  ^id. 

Lingard,  J.  R. 

Trin. 

Mears,  R.  P. 

Trin. 

Ds  MiUward,  G.  A. 

Queens 
King's 

Moberly,  A.  H. 

Morse,  L.  G.  E. 

King's 

Seymour,  F.  W. 

Trin. 

Thomson,  D.  H. 

Pemb. 

MECHANICAL   SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


723 


1907. 


Examinees: 


B.  Hopkiiison,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

C.  R.  liiglis,  M.A.,  King's. 
W.  E.  Dalby,  M.A.,  Tnnity. 


PART   I. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class 

Third  Class 

Busk,  K.  T. 

Kiwi's 

l)s  Hooth,  H. 

Trin. 

Baxter,  T.  H. 

Kim/'s 

Keeling,  <).  H. 

Trin. 

Fullagar,  L.  A. 
Grcathead,  J.  M. 

Cuius 

J)s  Dines,  L  H.  G. 

Emm. 

Millar,  G.  il. 

Pemb. 

Christ's 

Glaser,  H. 

Christ's 

Turner,  L.  i^. 

Kinf/'s 

Jolley,  L.  B.  W. 

Trin. 

Guthrie,  A.  G. 

Clare 

Meyer,  G.  M. 

Emm. 

Hall,  J.  S. 

Sid. 

Pilcher,  W.  H. 

Pemb. 

Hartree,  R. 

Caius 

Rennie,  D.  W. 

Joh. 

Joannides,  G.  S, 
Lawson,  C.  G. 
Maclean,  E.  W. 
Nelson,  L. 
Quinney,  H, 
Richards,  C.  S. 

Kinff's 
Pemb. 
Emm. 
Emm. 

NonColl. 

Caius 

Taylor,  G.  M.  C. 

Joh. 

Weber,  H.  E. 

Petnl). 

Wells,  R.  C. 

Emm. 

Wilson,  R.  E. 

Corpus 

1908. 
(NEW  REGULATIONS.) 


Examiners: 


W.  E.  Dalby,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
B.  Hopkinson,  M.A.,  Trinity  I. 
J.  B.  Peace,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 


First  Class. 

Eason,  A.  B.  Jesus 

Mallock,  R.  R.  M.  Trin. 
Pye,  D.  R.  Trin. 


Second  Class. 

Banerjee,  P.  N. 

Trin. 

Barrett,  F.  H.  J. 

Corpus 

Bradfield,  R. 

Caius 

Dawson,  E.  E. 

Caius 

Hawes,  B.  L. 

Caius 

Hayes,  R.  A. 
Hill,  A.  J.  B. 

1  rtn. 

Nelson,  G.  G. 

Christ's 

Pound,  W.  G.  W. 

King's 

Torry,  A.  J.  D. 
Trench,  A.  S.  C. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Third  Class. 

Acland,  H.  A.  D. 
Alexander,  B. 
Carver,  O.  A. 
Casley,  R.  de  C. 
Chappie,  E. 
CruicKsliank,G.M. 
Dewar,  M.  B.  U. 
Dougall,  E.  S. 
Pearson,  B.  C. 
Peck,  .1.  N. 
Scott,  W.  M. 
Stevens,  W.  G. 
Walmslov,  J. 
Whitakef,  V. 
Workman,  E. 


Kinfi's 

Caius 

Trin. 

Sid. 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Caius 

Kina's 

Down. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Trin. 


31—2 


724 


MECHANICAL    SCIENCES   TRIPOSES. 


1909. 


Examiners: 


J.  B.  Peace,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

C.  Ct.  Lamb,  M.A.,  Clare. 

E.  G.  Coker,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Jolinson,  P.  B. 

Trill. 

Brown,  J.               Sid. 

Bilsland,  J.  A.       Joh. 

Jones.  B.  M. 

Emm. 

Campbell,  E.  R.      Triti. 

Carthigasen,  S.  T.  Chri.st' 

Ds  Marshall,  A.  R. 

Emm. 

Ilomfray,  S.  G.      Kind's 

Foot,  S.  H.              Hmm. 

Portway,  D. 

Doivn. 

Kindersiov,  R.  F.  Ma'qd. 

Foyster,  P.  T.         Trin. 

Ds  Spittle,  J.  T. 
Wyatt,  T.  €. 

Pemb. 

Loder.  R.  E.            Trin. 

Fuller,  J.  F.            Down. 

Christ's 

Marsliall,  H.  C.      Trin. 

llulbert,  C.  G.  K.  Pemh. 

Pitt,  R.  B.               Clare 

Jackson,  D.  F.        Jrsiis 

Rawlings,  P.  T.      Trin. 

Jephson,  P.  H.  R.  Pemb. 

Sewell,  S.  E.          Joh. 

Metcalfe,  C.  H.  F.  Pemh. 

Uhthoff,  R.  K.        Cains 

Penfold.  II.  L.        Joh. 
Perry,  W.  A.  C.     Trin. 
Readnian,  J.  F.  A.  Pemb. 
Tetley,  M.  H.          Trin. 
Tinto,  J.  F.             Trin. 
Wliite,  A.  II.          Kin'i's 

1910. 

Examiners  : 

C.  G.  Lamb,  Clare  College. 
C.  E.  Iiiglis,  Kind's  (Wleffc. 
E.  G.  Coker,  Peierhouse. 


First  Class. 
Bigg  Wither,  H.  S.  Christ's 
Bisacre,  F.  F.  P.    Trin. 
Day,  G.  Caius 

Irving,  A.  G.  Kinff's 

Southwell,  R.  V.    Trik 
Townend,  R.  D.  M.  Sidnei/ 


Second  Class. 
Ds  Case,  J.  Maijd. 

Davenport,  A.  H.  Sidn''y 
Holt.  H.  W.  Kin/s 

Ilbert,  C.  A.  Kinff's 

Levett,  E.  C.  Trin. 

McNeil,  J.  Jesus 

Maun,  T.  C.  Emm. 

Spielmann,  C.  M.  King's 
Woodward,  W.  E.  Trin. 


Third  Class, 
Cronipton,  N.  G. 
Dickson,  F.  P. 
Hoffmann,  A.  R. 
Kidd,  W.  A.  T. 
Knight,  E.  F. 
La  Touche,  G.  G.  D. 
Llovd-George,  R. 
Mere,  C.  L. 
Oliver,  V.  F.  M. 
Parsons,  R.  E. 
Pedraza,  R.  S. 
Prichard,  R.  G. 
Ritchie,  A.  W. 
Simpkinson,  F.  V. 
Temperley,  A.  R. 
Western,  O. 
Wheatcroft.G.H. 
Wheldon,  E.  J. 
Wood,  C.  S. 
Worthington,  W. 


King's 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Jestis 

Caius 

Trin. 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Sidnei/ 

Clare 

Corpus 

Kinff's 

Clare 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Caius 

Cains 

Pemb. 


MECHANICAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 

1911. 

Examiners  : 

C.  E.  Inglis,  M.A.,  King's. 
T.  Peel,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 
J,  B.  Henderson, 


725 


First  Class. 

Geldard,  N. 
Ds  Harper,  F.  A. 
*Milev,  M. 
Peaclie,  R.  C. 
Rees-Mogg,  L.  L. 
Waugh,  A.  I). 


2  rin. 

Kinq's 

Trih. 

Trin. 

Sidnep 

Maffd. 


Second  Class. 

Banister,  C.  G. 
Beckett,  H.  A. 
Bolitho,  T.  (J.  G. 
Browne,  A.  D. 
Cams- Wilson,  E. 
C;hawner,  W.  R. 
Fison,  F.  J. 
Perrin,  M. 
Spranger,  J.  A. 
Thompson,  II. 
Turner,  W.  A.  S. 
Whitfield,  J.  B. 
Wills,  R.  B.  M. 


Trin. 

Pemb. 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Trin. 

Emm. 

Pet. 

King's 

Trin. 

Kinn's 

Trin. 

Queens' 

Trin. 


Third  Class. 

Adshead,  II.  E.      Chinst's 
Armstrong,  M.  R.  L.  Trin. 
Atkinson,  J.  D.      Corpus 
Barker,  R.  I.  P.     King's 
Hodgson,  F.  Trin. 

Duffin,  C.  G.  Trin. 

Fairbourn,  A.  N.   Magd. 
Gidlow-.Jackson,C.W.  Pemb. 
Hamilton,  G.  H.    Sidnep 
Hill,  T.  A.  M.        Trin. 
Hoult,  J.  M.  Tri7i. 

Hudson,  F.  A.  Trin. 
Laird,  G.  E.  Pemb. 

Manger,  A.  S.  Trin. 
Nickels,  R.  N.  Cuius 
Pennell,  K.  E.  L.  Jesus 
Pollak,  L.  A.  King's 

Sawyer,  B.  T.  C.    Pemb. 
Temperley,  E.  E. V.  Sidnei/ 
Thornely,  R.  R.     Trin.H. 
von  Weiss,  A.  B.   Trin. 
Whitaker,  G.  H.    Clare 
Williamson,  C.  G.  Magd. 


Pistinguibhed  iu  Theory  of  Structures. 


726 


MECHANICAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOSES. 


1912. 

Examiners  : 

Talbot  Peel,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 

J.  B.  Henderson. 

J.  W.  Landon,  M.A.,  Sidney. 


First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Balfour,  C.  M. 

Trin. 

Atkins,  E.  M.         Cath. 

Balzarotti,  G.  P.    Trin. 

Fruhe-Sutcliffe,  R 

Cains 

(Japron,  M.  A.        Kiwi's 

Burton,  B.  L.  K.    Trin. 

(Jardner,  F.  W. 

Queens' 

c:owlin,  F.  H.           Trin. 

Cazalet,  R.  G.        Clare 

Hopkinson,  R.  C. 

Trin. 

Davis,  II.  N.            hlniin. 

Ducket,  A.  A.        Emm. 

Kelsev,  A.  R. 

Maori. 

Bade,  C.                   Peinb. 

Forwood,  P.  L.       Trin. 

Kidd,E.  L. 

Pemh. 

Hauimick,  II.  A.    Pemh. 

(iordon,  E.  P.         Clare 

Malconison,  H. 

Pemh. 

Ds  Inayatullah  Khan  Christ's 

Gregory  Jones,  C.  Caiu^ 

Mavo,  R.  H. 

Ma(„l. 

Mercer,  J.  L.  C.      Kinq's 

Hickman,  C.  E.       Trin. 

Wallace,  .3.  C. 

Emm. 

Miller,  C.  P.           Jesits 

Laidlaw,  W.  S.       Joh. 

Renwick,  H.  A.      Pemh. 

Naylor,  T.  II.          Trin. 

Sanford,  D.  W.      Caius 

Reddawaj',  H.        Caius 

Wright,  A.  J.         Clare 

Reed,  John             Trin. 
Ds  Sanderson,  R.  B.    Queens' 
Scott-Davidson,  W.  W.  Trin. 
Shen,  C.  S.              Catfi. 
Tin,  M.  B.               Christ's 
White,  R.  E.           Trin. 
Wood,  L.  B.  T.      Clare 
Wragg,  N.  J.          Clare 
Wright,  F.  T.         Clare 

ADVANCED  STUDENT. 
Dunsheath,  P.       Non  Coll. 


MECHANICAL   SCIENCES   TRIPOSES. 


727 


1913. 


Examiners 


B,  Hopkinson,  M.A.,  Tnnity. 

C.  F.  Jeiikiu,  M.A.,  King's. 
J.  W.  Landon,  M.A.,  Sidneif. 


First  Class. 
Abrahamson,  I.     Clare 
Glvnne,  A.  Clare 

(Jracey,  R.  L.        Trin. 
M^Kerrow,  G.       Caius 


Second  Class, 
Broad,  F.  H. 
Butler,  H.  C. 
Casey,  R.  G. 
Collier,  A.  E. 
Fairlev,  W. 
Forster,  T. 
Ham,  P.  S. 
Lockspeiser,  B. 
Manley,  J.  D. 


Pemb. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Macfd. 

Maffd. 

Trin. 

Down. 

Sidnep 

Emm. 


Rawsoii,  H.  F.  R.  Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Amps,  L.  W,        King's 
Atkins,  G.  R.        Sidnep 
Brown,  G.  L.        Jesus 
Clark,  .J.  H.  M.     Trin. 
de  Morpurgo,  J.  G.  C.  E. 
Kinifs 
Douglas,  W.  F^    Joh. 
Feartield,  C.  J.      Caius 
Gregson,  P. 
Hamilton,  C.  J 
Ledward,  E.  F. 
Marshall,  A.  R. 


Pemb. 
Sid)uy 
Pemb'. 
Cains 


Maunsell,  S.  A.  W.  Trin. 


Moor,  C. 
Moung,  M.  A. 
Nevile,  B.  P. 
Paige,  J.  F. 
Prestige,  A.  R. 
Stanley,  E.  S. 
Wale,  K  H. 
West,  R.  R.  F. 


Pemb. 

Clare 

Trin. 

Caius 

Caius 

Kinq's 

IVih. 

King's 


728 


ECONOMICS  TRIPOSES. 
1905. 

Examiners  : 

J.  N.  Keynes,  Sc.D.,  Pembroke. 
G.  L.  Dickinson,  M.A.,  King's 
J.  H.  Clapham,  M.A.,  King's 
A.  C.  Pigou,  M.A.,  King's^ 

PART  I. 


First  aass. 

Se.comi  Class. 

Ihird  Class. 

Division  1. 

.Jones,  F.  R.                Christ's 

Division  2. 

Clark,  R.  K.                King's 
White,  F.  A.               Joh. 

WOMEN. 

Mackav,  E.  R. 
Town,  C.  A. 

Trin. 
Jesus 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Tliird  Class. 

Division  1. 

Hollington,  E.          Newnham 

Division  2. 

Howard,  Lady  D.  G.  Girton 
Manfield,  M.  R.          Girton 

Bhore,  I.  T. 
Edwardes,  M.  L.  E. 

Girton 
Girton 

ECONOMICS  TRIPOSES. 


729 


1906. 
Examiners  : 

G.  L.  Dickinson,  M.A.,  King's. 
J.  H.  Clapham,  M.A.,  King's. 
.S.  J.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Trinity, 
A.  C.  Pigou,  M.A.,  King's. 


PART  II. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class, 

' 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Clark,  R.  K.           King's 
Mackay,  E.  R.        Trin.      i 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 



Division  1. 

Bhore,  I.  T.        Girton 

♦ 

Division  2. 
PART  I. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

1                 Third  Class. 

iLayton,  W.  T.        Trin. 

Division  1. 

Division  2. 

Hedderwick.A.S.  C7ar« 
Hughes,  E.            NonColl. 

WOMEN. 

first  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 



Div^ision  2. 
Potter,  D.  S.              Neumham 

1  Fellow  of  GonvlUe  and  C'aii; 


31—5 


730 


ECONOMICS  TEIPOSES. 


1907. 


Examiners  : 


J.  N.  Keynes,  Sc.D.,  Pembroke. 
S.  J.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
D:  H.  Macgregor,  M.A.,  Trinity, 
W.  J.  Ashley,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
J.  Westlake,  LL.D.,  Tnnity. 


First  Class. 
iLayton,  W.  T.     Tritu 


PART  n. 

Second  Class. 
Bmsion  1. 

Division  2. 
Hughes,  E.  Caius 


Third  Class. 

Heddenvick,  A.  S.  Clai 
Nugent,  R.  T.  Trii 


First  Class. 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Potter,  D.  S.  Newnham 

Division  2. 


Third  Class. 


First  Class. 


PART  I. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Hobson,  C.  K.         Trin. 


Division  2. 

Hamilton,  K. 
Richards,  R. 


Trin. 
Joh. 


Third  Class. 

Levinstein,  G.  E.  Pemb. 

Martin,  J.  B.  Trin. 

Swift,  C.  T.  King's 


First  Class. 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 


Grier,  M.  L.  D. 
Spielniann,  E.  M. 


Newnham 
Newnham 


Third  Class. 


1  Fellow  o{  Gonville  and  Caius, 


ECONOMICS  TRIPOSES. 


731 


1908. 

Examiners  : 

A.  W.  Flux,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

D.  H.  Macgregor,  M.A.,  Tiinity. 

H.  0.  Meredith,  M.A„  Kiw/s. 

W.  J.  Ashley,  M.Com.,  Birmingham. 

T.  J.  Lawrence,  LL.D.,  Dotoiiiny,  Assessor. 


PART  II. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class.                I 



Division  1. 

Richards,  R.          Joh. 
Ds  *Ward,  D.  W.         Joh. 

Division  2. 

WOMEN. 

.    First  Class. 

.  Second  Class. 

( ; lior,  M.  L,  D.          Newnham 
Spielumnn,  E.  M.      JSewtiham 

Division  1, 

Division  2. 

- 

Rendel,  F.  E.             Newnham 

PART  I. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

— 

Division  1. 

Elliott,  AV.  W.       NonColl. 
Ds  Twinn,  F.  C.  G.      Joh. 

Division  2. 

Barker,  G.  P.         Kinq's 
Filter,  C.                King's 

WOMEN. 

First  Class. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Hamilton,  K.  Trin. 

Levinstein,  G.  E.  Peinb. 

Martin,  J.  B.  Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Milner,  E.  J.  M.        Girton 


Third  Class. 

de  Yrarrazaval,  S.  Trtn. 
Lo,  T.  Y.  Jesus 

Monakhoflf,  D.        Pemb. 


Third  Class. 
Leon,  M.  Newnham 


732 


ECONOMICS  TRIPOSES. 


1909. 
Examiners: 

J.  S.  Nicholson,  Sc.D.,  Tnnity, 

A.  W.  Flux,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

H.  O.  Meredith,  M.A.,  King's. 

H.  W.  V.  Teinperley,  M.A.",  Feterhouse. 

T.  J.  Lawrence,  LL.D.,  Dovming,  Assessor 


Fi7-st  Class. 


Ds  Hobson,  C.  K. 
Ds  Subbarao,  N.  S. 


Trin. 
Joh. 


PART   II. 

Second  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  II. 

Barker,  G.  P. 
Ds  Drysdale,  J.  M. 
Elliott,  W.  W. 
Monahov,  D. 
Filter,  C. 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class, 

Division  1. 


Kinq's 
Pet 

Nan  Coll. 
Pemb. 
King's 


fieon,  M. 
.Osniaston,  E.  D. 


Newnham 
Newnham 


Division  2. 


Third  Class. 
Lo,  T.  y.  Jesus 


Third  Class. 


First  Class. 


PART   I. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Bowden,  E.  R.  Pemb. 
Cadbury,  L.  J.  Trin. 
Hickman,  T.  King's 

Neal,  J.  King's 

Tliatcher,  W.  S.  Non  Coll. 
Williams,  T.  T.      Pet. 

Division  2. 

Allen,  J.  II,  Jesus 

Eckhard,  O.  P.       King's 
Pyman,  F.  C.  Caius 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 


Gardner,  H. 
Olivier,  M. 


Newnham 
Newnhiim 


Division  II. 


Third  Class. 


Claye,  H.  Cains 

Storey,  L.  H,  T.     Cuius 


Third  Class. 


ECONOMICS  TEIPOSES. 


733 


1910. 

Examiners  : 

H.  W.  V.  Temperley,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
J.  S.  Nicholson,  ScD,,  Ti-inity. 
C.  P.  Sanger,  M.A.,  Ti-inity. 
C.  It.  Fay,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

T.  J.  Lawrence,  LL.D.,  Doivning,  Assessor. 

PAKT  II. 


First  Class. 
Nonstable,  W.  G.  Jolt. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Bowden,  K.  R.       Pemb. 

Ds  Dalton,  li  H.  J.  N.  King's 

King's 

Pet 


Neal,  J. 
Williams.  T.  T. 


Division  2. 
Claye,  H. 
Hickman.  T. 
Pyman,  F.  C. 


Caius 
King's 
Caiits 


Tliird  Class 


ADVANCED   STUDENT. 
Coyajee,  J.  C.         Caius 

WOMEN. 

,  Second  Class. 

Division  1 

Division  2. 
Gardner,  H  Newnham 


Third  Class. 


]  Jerry  Hart,  M.  A. 
Honeyman,  M.  A. 


Girton 
Girton 


PAET  I. 


First  Class. 
ivington,  F.  Emm. 


First  Class. 
ikin,  W.  A.  Newnham 


Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 

Henwood,  A.  N. 

Rowntree,  M.         King's 
Scott,  T.  F.          NonColl. 
Ds  Ward,  W.  J.          Trin. 

Li,G. 

Division  % 

Herzog,  F.  J.         Trin. 
Makant,  A.  V.        Clare 
Nightingale,  H.  P.  ChrisVs 
Owston,  C.  S.         Jesus 
Wright,  H.             Pemb. 

WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Third  Class. 

Division  1. 



RadcliflFe,  D.  H.  Y.    Newnham 
Rose,  D.                      Newnham 
Vlasto,  O.                   Newnham 
Ward,  A.  E.              Newnham 
Wrigley,  C.  M.          Newnham 

Division  2. 
Bagenal,  F.  M.  Newnham 


Jesus 
Christ's 


734 


ECONOMICS  TRIPOSES. 


First  Class. 

Lavington,  F. 
Ds  Sliove,  G.  F. 
Touluiin,  G.  E. 


1911. 
Examiners  : 

C.  R.  Fay,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

E.  Cannan,  M.A.  {Oxo7i.) 

C.  P.  Sanger,  M.A.,  Trin. 

W.  T.  Layton,  Incept.  A.,  Caius. 

A.  P.  Higgins,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  Dovm.,  Assessor. 
PART  II. 


Emm. 

Kimfs 

Kiiu/'s 


Second  Class. 
Division  1. 

Ds  Cadbury,  L.  J.        Trin. 

Eckhard,  O.  P.       Kimfs 
Ds  Guillebaud,  H.  E.  Penib. 

Jackson,  G.  E.       Joh. 

Thatcher.  W.  S.  NonColl. 


Division  2. 

ITerzog,  F.  J. 
Owston,  C.  S. 


Trin. 
Jesus 


Third  Class. 

Ds  Allen,  J.  H. 
Henwood,  A.  N. 
Li,  (i. 
Makant,  A.  V. 


Jesus 
Jesujs 
Clirisl' 
Clare 


First  Class. 
Elkin,  W.  A.  I 


WOMEN. 


Second  Class. 
Division  1. 


Bagenal,  F.  M. 
Radclirte,  D.  H.  Y. 
Rose,  D. 
Ward,  A.  E. 


Newnham 
Newnham 
Newnham 
Newnham 


Division  2. 


Vlasto,  O. 
Wrigley,  C.  M. 


Third  Class. 
Olivier,  M.  N^ewnhai 


Newnham 
Newnham  \ 


Guillebaud,  C.  W.  Joh. 
Vos,  P.  Cuius 


PART  I. 

Second  Class. 
Division  1. 


Trin. 

King's 

Caius 


Chrouschoff,  I. 
Ilyder,  L.  K. 
Pinkham,  C. 

Division  2. 

Antia,  M,  J.  Joh. 

Chapman,  H.  J.  C.  Clare 
Miller,  H.  F.  E.     Joh. 


Third  Class. 

Cullimore,  C. 
Maclay,  E. 
Marnham,  A.  E. 
Ramsay,  M.  G. 
Sanderson,  T.  S.     ^,. 
Shervani,  T.  A.  K.  Pet. 


Caius 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Christ', 

Trin. 


First  Class. 
Jebb,  G.  E.  M,  Newnham 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Eckhard,  E.  V.         Newnham 

Division  2. 


Third  Class. 
Woods,  M.  S.  Newnha\ 


ECONOMICS  TRIPOSES. 
1912. 

Examiners  ; 

J.  H.  Clapham,  M.A.,  King's. 

S.  J.  Chapman,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

A.  C.  Pigou,  M.A.,  Kintfs. 

W.  T.  Laytou,  M.A.,  Gom-iUe  and  Cuius. 


735 


First  Class. 

Baker,  P.  J.  Khui's 

Ds  Basil,  B.  K.  Emm. 

Henderson,  II.  D.  Emm. 
Ds  Robertson,  I).  H.   Trin. 


First  Class. 


PART  11. 

Second  Class 

Division  1. 

Ds  Dawson,  H. 
Ds  Driver,  D.  C. 

Hyder,  L.  K. 

Scott,  T.  F. 

Vos,  P. 

Emm. 
Emm. 
Kings 

Non  Coll. 
Caitis 

Division  2. 

Maclay,  E. 
Miller,  H.  F.  R. 
Watkins,  A. 

Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 

WOMEN 

Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Jebb,  G.  E.  M.  Newnham 


Dims-ion  2. 


Eckhard,  E.  V. 
Frew,  J,  M. 
Nicltolson,  M. 
Woods,  M.  S. 


Newnham 
Newnham 
Qirton 
Newnham 


Third  Class. 
Marnham,  A.  E.    Jesus 
Ranisav,  M.  G.       Christ's 
Ds  Ricbards,  E.  T.  G.  //.  Selw. 
Sanderson,  T.  S.     Trin. 
Skon,  M.  C.  Mayd. 

Wright,  H.  Pemb. 


Third  Class. 
Beamish,  A.  O.  Girton 

Campbell,  S.  Girton 


First  Class. 
Harari,  R.  A. 


Pemb. 


PART  I. 

Second  Class. 
Division  1. 
Harvey,  W. 
Steimann,  B.  B, 


Christ's 
Trin.  H. 


!  Division  2. 

'  a,-Ababrelton,R.R.deR.I>otfn. 
I         Dalai,  R.  D.  Jesus 

I         Dick,  H.  P.  Trin. 


Third  Class. 
Whitehead,  T.  N.  Trin. 


First  Class. 


WOMEN. 

Second  Class.  I 

Division  1.  ! 

Ingle,  H.  G,  Newnham  I 

Division  2. 
Potter,  U  M.  Newnham  \ 


Third  Class. 


736 


ECONOMICS  TRIPOSES. 


1913. 
Examiners  : 

A.  C.  Pigou,  M.A.,  King's. 
J.  H.  Clapham,  M.A.,  King's. 
C.  F.  Bastable,  M.A.,  Duhl. 
E.  C.  K.  Goimer,  M.A.,  Oxon. 


First  Class. 
DsCiiiillebaud.C.W.  Joh. 
Harari,  R.  A.        Pemh. 


Part  II. 

Second  Class. 

Division  I. 

Ds  Hardiuan,  F.  M.  King's 

Harvev,  W.  Christ's 

Ds  Melita;  N.  C.         NonColl. 
Townsend,  R.  W.  Joh. 

■  Division  2. 

!    Ds  Banister,  T.  R.      Joh. 

Davies,  H.  B.        Pemh. 
I  Ds  Tisdall,  A.  W.  St  C.  Trin. 


Third  Clans. 
a-Ababrelton.-R,  R.  de  R. 
Dawn. 
Ds  Adams,  J.  B.  P.    Joh. 
Ds  Simpson,  II.  R.     Sidney 
Whitehead,  T.  N.  Trin. 


WOMEN. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 
Ingle,  H.  G.  Ncumham 

Potter,  U.  M.  Netvnham 

Stettauer,  E.  J.  C.     Girlon 


Third  Class. 


Part  I. 


First  Class. 


Second  Class. 

Division  1. 

Hart,  H.  E.  Caius 


Division  2. 
Cohen,  J.  L. 
Dukes,  E.  H. 
Malet,  H.  A.  G. 
Manasse,  M.  M. 
Sewill,  R.  W, 


NonColl. 

Trin. 

Caius 

Trin. 

Clare 


Third  Class. 

Bell.  C.  W.  D        Trin. 
Dauncey,  K.  E,  D.  Cm-pus 

Gibson,  N.  Down. 

Ward-Jackson,  R.  Trin. 


First  Class. 


W03IEN. 

Second  Class. 
Division  1. 


Division  2. 
(Jlen,  E.  H.  Newnham 


Third  Class. 
Dodd,  I.  Newnhan 

Sieveking,  L.  M.        Newnhan 


ADVANCED  STUDENTS.  737 

ADVANCED  STUDENTS. 

Certificates  of  Research  aioarded  by  the  Degree  Committee  of  the  Specia. 
Board  of  Studies.  A  Student  who  has  obtained  a  Certificate  of  Research 
and  has  kept  by  residence  at  least  six  terms  is  entitled  to  proceed  to  the 
Degree  of  B.A.,  and  thereafter,  under  the  usttal  conditions,  to  the  Degree  of 
M.A.  and  to  other  Degrees  in  the  University. 

1897. 
1  Rutherford,  E.  Trin.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
2*Townsend,  J.  S.  E.  Trin.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
-Wall,  A.  Christ's  (Medieval  and  Modern  Languages). 

1898. 
*  M'^Clelland,  J.  A.  Trin.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
^  *Smith,  G.  Elliot,  J  oh.  (Biology  and  Geology). 
c  Butler,  E.  C.  Christ's  (Divinity). 
7  Trench,  W.  F.  Christ's  (Medieval  and  Modern  Languages). 

Kuypers,  A.  B.  King's  {Divinity). 

Bles,  E.  J.  King's  (Biology  and  Geology). 

Bryan,  G.  B.  J'oh.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Douglas,  A.  H.  Joh.  (Moral  Sciences). 
''Sedgefield,  W.  J.  Christ's  (Medieval  and  Modern  Languages) 

1899. 

Nolan,  E.  Trin.  (Divinity). 

Richardson,  S.  W.  Trin.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Henry,  J.  Trin.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Lord,  \V.  P.  Trin.  (History  and  Archaeology). 

Baillie,  J.  B.  Trin.  (Moral  Sciences). 

Muir,  J.  Trin.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Shakespear,  G.  A.  Trin.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Vincent,  J.  H.  Joh.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
^*  Wilson,  H.  A.  Trin.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
loZeleny,  J.  Trin.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Rosenhain,  W.  Joh.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Willows,  R.  S.  Trin.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

1900. 

Filon,  L.  N.  G.  King's  (Mathematics). 
"McLennan,  J.  C.  Non  Coll.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Wills,  R.  L.  Joh.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Burke,  J.  B.  B.  Trin.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Henderson,  W.  C.  Trin.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Peake,  A.  H.  Joh.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
'^Froger,  L.  M.  F.  Christ's  (Medieval  and  Motlern  Languages). 

Cookson,  B.  Trin.  (Mathematics). 

1901. 

Tims,  H.  W.  M.  King's  (Biology  and  Geology). 
^  *  Wolf,  A.  Joh.  (Moral  Science's). 

Sandbach,  F.  E.  King's  (Medieval  and  Mode7'n  Languages). 
Hay  ward,  F.  H.  Cai'us  (Moral  Sciences). 
Ramage,  H.  Joh.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
"  Arendzen,  J.  P.  Christ's  ( Divinity). 
Sutherland,  D.  G.  Joh.  (Medicine). 
Nardoni,  C.  Christ's  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

1  Professor  of  Physics,  Victoria  University,  Manchester.  2  Wykeham  Professor  of  Pliysics,  Oxford 

8  Professor  of  English  Language  and  Literature,  Canterbury  CioUege,  Christcliurch,  New  Zealand. 

4  Professor  of  Experimental  Physics,  N.ational  University  of  Ireland. 

6  Professor  of  Anatomy  in  the  University  of  Manchester. 

6  Abbot  of  Downside  Abbey.  7  Professor  of  English  Literature,  Queen's  College,  Galway. 

8  Professor  of  English  Language  in  the  University  of  Manchester. 

9  Professor  of  Physics,  Kice  Institute,  Houston,  Texas,  U.S.A. 

10  Professor  of  Physics,  Minnesota.  11  Professor  of  Physics,  Toronto. 

12  Principal  of  St  Joseph's  College,  Bangalore. 

13  Header  in  Logic  and  Ethics,  University  College,  London. 

14  Professor  of  Sacred  Scripture,  St  Edmund's  College,  Ware. 


738  ADVANCED   STUDENTS. 

1902. 
Cunningham,  J.  A.  Joh.  (Physks  and  ChemiMry). 
Humfrey,  J.  C.  W.  Joh.  {Physics  and  Chemistry). 
Patterson,  J.  Emm.  (Physics  and  Ghemistrif). 
Jones,  T.  H.  Trin.  H.  (Medicine). 

1903. 

Barkla,  C.  G,  Kiuff's  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
Pai'kinson,  J.  Joh.  (Biology  and  Geology). 
Simpson,  J.  C.  Cains  (^Medicine). 
M*=Clung,  R.  K.  Trin.  (Physics  and  Chemistry) 

1  Durack,  J.  3.  E.  Trin.  ( Physics  and  Chemistry). 
^Horton,  P.  Joh.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Varley,  W.  M.  Emm.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
Rea,  T.  Joh.  (Medieval  anC  Modern  Languages). 

1904. 
Laws,  S.  C.  Joh.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
Hosking,  R.  Non  Coll.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
Makower,  W.  7'mj.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). ' 

2  Owen,  G.  Christ's  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
Rogers,  F.  Non  Coll,  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

*Wood,  A.  Emm.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

1905. 

Evans,  I.  B.  P.  H.Selw.  (Biology  and  Geology). 

Dyer,  C.  H.  Joh.  (Divinity). 

Harlow,  P.  S.  Joh.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

1906. 
Kerby,  W.  M.  Down.  (Medieval  and  Modern  Languages). 
Cunnington,  W.  A.  Christ's  (Biology  and  Geolooy). 
(ihearer,C  Trin.  (Biology  and  Geology). 
Piiillips,  P.  Emm.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
Burton,  E.  F.  Emm.  [Physics  and  Chemistry). 
i^Howells,  G.  Christ's  (Oriental  Languages). '  , 

1907. 

Sheikh  Muhammad  Tqbal,  Trin.  (Moral  Sciences) 
■ilmms,  A.  D.  Christ's  (Biology  and  Geology). 

Laby,  T.  H.  Emm.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Kleeman,  R.  D.  Emm.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Innes,  P.  D.  Trin.  (Physics  and  Chemistry.) 
5  Hubreclit,  J.  B.  Christ  s  (Mathematics). 

1908. 
•5  Harvey,  W.  H,  Christ's  (Medicine). 
Kaye,  G.  W.  C.  Trin.  (Physics  and  Chemistry) 
Satterly,  J.  Joh.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
Slefrig,  S.  Cath.  (Anthropology). 
Cliatterji,  .J.  C,  Trin.  (Moral  Science). 

1909. 

Perrett,  G.  B.,  Emm.  (Economics  and  Politics) 
Hicks,  G.  D.,  Triti.  (Moral  Science). 
Montgomery,  W.,  Joh.  (Divinity). 
Gill,  H.  v.,  Down.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
.Jerusalem,  G,,  Joh.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
Wellisch,  E.  M.,  Emm.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
Taylor,  T.  G.,  Emm.  (Biology  and  Geology). 

1  Professor  of  Physics,  Allahabad. 

2  Senior  Lecturer  in  Physics  in  the  University  of  Liverpool. 
.3  Principal  of  Serainpore  College,  Madras. 

4  Reader  in  Agricultural  Entomology,  University  of  Manchester. 

5  Isaac  Newton  Student,  1908.     Honorary  Lecturer  in  Astrophysics  in  the  University  of  Manchester. 

6  Fellow  of  the  Beit  Foundation  for  Medical  Research. 


ADVANCED  STUDENTS.  739 

1910. 

Adamson,  R.  L.,  Emm.  {Biology  and  Geology). 

Strange,  E.  H.,  Pet.  {Moral  Science). 

Rutherford,  W.  McC,  Cuius  {Bistort/  and  Archaeology). 

WolflF,  L.,  Cains  {Medieval  and  Modern  Languages).' 
^Tremearne,  A.  J.  N.,  Christ's  {Anthropology). 
2Fantham,  H.  B.,  Christ's  {Biology  and  Geology). 

Gordon,  "W.  T.,  Emm.  {Biology  and  Geology). 

Harvey,  E.  J.  W.,  Trln.  {Biology  and  Geology). 

Moss,  C.  E.,  Emm.  {Biology  and  Geology). 

McNeil,  C,  Jesus  {Mathematics). 

Clark,  E.  F„  Trln.  {Mathematics). 

David,  W.  T.,  Trln.  {Mathematics). 

Beatty,  11.  T.,  Emm.  (^Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Evans,  W.  C,  Emm.  {Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Foreman,  F.  W.,  Caius  {Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Hughes,  A.  L.,  Emm.  {Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Southerns,  L.,  Emm.  {Physics  and  Chemistry 

Thomas,  J.,  Trin.  {Physics  and  Chemistry). 

1911. 
Glasson,  .J,  L.  Caius  {Physics  and  Chemistry) 
Lucas,  W.  W.  Trin.  H.  (Laic). 

Lusby,  S.  G.  Emm.  (Physics  and  Chemistry).  » 

Swain,  H.  J.  Emm.  (Mathematics). 
Todd,  G.  W.  Emm.  (Physics  and  Chemistry). 
Vernon,  R.  D.  Emm.  (Biology  and  Geology). 
Harris,  T,,  Emm.  {Physics  qnd  Chemistry). 

1912. 

Aston,  F.  W.,  Trin.  {Physics  ami  Chemistry). 

Brownson,  T.  K.,  Joh.  {Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Davidson,  G.  F.,  Caius  {Mathematics). 

Graham,  .J,  I.,  Emm.  {Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Hindle,  E.,  MagtI.  {liiolngn  and  Geology). 

Jack,  A.  F.,  Trln.  (Economics  and  Politics). 

Kenwood,  S.  H.,  Kmm.  {Medieval  ami  Modern  Languages). 

Owen,  E.  A.,  Trin.  {Physics  and  Chemistry). 

Saunders,  W.  D.,  Christ's  {Divinity). 

Smith,  F.,  Emm.  {Moral  Science). 

Smith,  S.,  Clare  {Biology  and  Geology). 

Wilson,  W.,  Caius  {Physics  and  Chemistry). 

X  Lecturer  in  Antliropology  and  Ethnology  under  tlie  Colonial  Office. 
2  Lecturer  in  the  Liverpool  School  of  Tropical  Medicine. 


740 


DEGREES 

CONFERRED   BY  THE  UNIVERSITY   OF  CAMBRIDGE 

IN   THE   YEAR  1912. 


Doctors  of  Divinity  {Honoris  Causa). 

[Stat.  A.  Chap.  II.  Sect.  18.  Par.  1.] 

Feb.    1.  Willis,  J.  J.  Peiuh.  (liishop  of  Uganda). 

22.  Tliompson,  J.  D.  Corp.  (Bishop  of  Sodor  and  Man). 

Apr.  25.  Wood,  C.  J .  Pet.  (Bishop  of  Melanesia). 

Nov.   1,  Stilenian,  C.  H.  Triu.  (Bishop  in  Persia). 

Doctors  of  Divinity. 

[Stat.  A.  Chap.  II.  Sect.  18.  Par.  3.] 

June  18.    Lyttelton,  E.  Trin. 
Oct.    18.    Tait,  A.  J.  Job. 

Doctors  of  Divinity. 

June  13.    Bethune-Baker,  J.  F.  Pemb. 
Nov.    1.    Parrv,  R.  St  J.  Trin. 


Feb.    1.    Young,  F.  P.  Clirist's. 
15.     Barhani,  G.  F.  Caius. 
22.    Hodge,  R.  F.  V.  Emm. 
Apr.  25.    Barclay,  A.  E.  Christ's. 
Walker,  B.  W.  S.  Trin. 
May    9.    Goulston,  A.  Clare. 

30.    Franklen- Evans,  F.  P.  Joli 
June  6.    Shaw,  E.  A.  King's. 
13.    <  Jamlen,  R.  L.  Caius. 

Jeudwine,  W.  W.  H.Selw. 
Phillips,  M,  Caius. 
Riddle,  II.  H.  Pet. 


Doctors  of  Mf.dicine. 

June  18. 


Oct.  18. 
Nov.   1. 


Dec.    (). 
19. 


Buckley,  J.  P.  Trin. 
Carsberg,  A.  E.  Caius. 
Clayton,  F.  Trin. 
Graham,  G.  Trin. 
Howitt,  A.  B.  Clare. 
Bean,  J.  W.  B.  U.Selw. 
Canney,  J.  R.  C.  Christ's. 
Cariill,  H.  B.  Job. 
Whitmore,  A.  Caius. 
Day,  B.  Caius. 
Hill,  R.  A.  P.  Caius. 
Scales,  F.  S.  Jesus. 


Jan.  18.    Campbell,  N.  R.  Trin. 
Mar.  14.     Arl)er,  E.  A.  N.  Trin. 


Doctors  in  Science. 

I    June  13.     Marshall,  F.  H.  A.  Christ's. 


Doctor  of  Science  {Honoris  Causa). 

[Stat.  A.  Chap.  II.  Sect.  18.  Par.  1.] 

June  13.     Marsh,  F.  H.  Master  of  Downing  College  (Professor  of  Surgery). 

Doctors  of  Letters. 


June   6. 
13. 


Thompson,  D'A.  W.  Trin. 
Hope,  \V.  H.  St  J.  Pet. 


Oct.  18.     Marshall,  J.  H.  King's. 
Dec.  19.    Moule,  H.  F.  Clare. 


Bachelors  of  Divinity. 


Jan.  18. 
June  13. 


Williams,  E.  J.  W.  Pemb. 
Fulford,  F.  \V.  Jesus. 


DEGREES  CONFERRED  IN  1912. 


741 


Master  of  Arts  {Honoris  Causa). 

[Stat.  A.  Chap.  II.  Sect.  18.  Par.  2.] 

Dec.  6.     Head,  J.  Emm. 

3Iasters  of  Arts,  hy  incorporation. 

June    6.    Perry,  C.  C.  Trin.  (Oxford). 
Nov.  30.    Lummis,  E.  W.  King's  (Oxford). 


Abbott,  H.  Trin. 
Adcock,  F.  E.  King's. 
Alexander,  J.  11.  R.  Oath. 
Allen,  A.  D.  Job. 
Allworthy,  E.  F.  Non  Coll. 
Ames,  E.  F.  W.  Pemb. 
Anderson,  C.  W,  R.  J. 

Non  Coll. 
Andrews,  E.  L.  Queens'. 
Annan,  J.  G.  King's. 
Arnold,  J.  H.  Job. 
Asber,  A.  H.  R.  Queens'. 
Austin,  L.  J,  Sidney. 
Bailey,  P.  G.  Clare. 
Bailey,  V.  T.  Non  Coll. 
Baker,  M.  W.  Job. 
Bancroft,  C.  K.  Trin. 
Barber,  H.  W.  Clare. 
Barbara,  G.  F.  Caius. 
Barkway,  J.  L.  Non  Coll. 
Barnes,  F.  H.Selw. 
Bayer,  S.  F.  Caius. 
Beacb,  G.  C.  Magd. 
Becber,  G.  G.  Trin. 
Beck,  E.  W.  T.  Clare. 
Bedale,  F.  S.  Clare. 
Bescoby,  A.  C.  Ennn. 
Beves,  C.  H.  Trin. 
Bisseker,  R.  (i.  Jesus. 
Blackwall,  G.  E.  Down. 
Bland,  G.  N.  M.  King's. 
Boden,  J.  F.  W.  Jesus. 
Booker,  E.  Job. 
Bootb,  L.  B.  Christ's. 
Bootbrovd,  E.  E.  Trin. 
Bougbev,  (J.  L.  F.  Trin. 
Bradney,  J.  A.  Trin. 
Brice-Smitb,  R.  Job. 
Broadbent,  C.  II.  Trin. 
Bromley,  L.  Caius. 
Brooks,  C.  D.  King's. 
Brown,  A.  E.  Job. 
Brown,  C.  B.  Magd. 
Brown,  G.  B.  King's. 
Buddell,  J.  L.  Non  Coll. 
Burr,  H.  F.  Catb. 
Busbell,  W.  F.  King's. 
Calvert,  W.  J.  R.  Trin. 
Cam,  W.  H.  Caius. 
Cameron,  C.  L.  Trin. 
Carter,  W.  E.  Trin. 
Cartwrigbt,  F.  G.  H.Selw. 
Casley,  R.  de  C.  Sidney. 


Masters  of  Arts 

Cbamberlain,  D.  A.  Caius. 
Chandler,  F.  G.  Jesus. 
Chapman,  E.  H.  Down. 
Chase,  G.  A.  Queens'. 
Chasemore,  P.  A.  Trin.  H. 
Churchward,  A.  C.  Job. 
Clark,  F.  K.  Queens'. 
Clarke,  E.  T.  Sidnev. 
Clarke,  L.  B.  Emm. 
Claxton,  A.  N.  Queens'. 
Clavden,  H.  K.  Jesus. 
Clayton,  H.  S.  Down. 
Clayton,  J.  Clare. 
Cleary,  W.  C.  Trin. 
(Jompton,  R.  H.  Caius, 
Cooper,  H.  E.  Pet. 
Coupe,  T.  O.  H.Selw. 
Crauford,  L.  G.  Job. 
Cripps,  R.  S.  Job. 
Crole-Rees,  H.  S.  Job. 
Cruicksbank,  G.  M.  Job. 
Davenport,  C.  Catb. 
Davis,  K.  J.  A.  King's. 
Dawkins,  F.  V.  H.Selw. 
de  Villiers,  J.  E.  R.  Job. 
Dewar,  M.  B.  U.  Trin. 
Dodds.  M.  T.  Emm. 
Don,  F.  P.  Trin. 
Dottridge,  C.  A.  Clare. 
Douglas,  F.  W.  G.  Clare. 
Droop,  J.  P.  Trin. 
Dubs,  R.  R.  A.  Trin. 
Duke,  W.  H.  Jesus. 
Dunlop,  J.  G.  M.  Caius. 
Dunn,  H.  G.  Clare. 
Eales,  W.  H.  F.  Emm. 
Eason,  A.  B.  Jesus. 
Eklge,  C.  N.  Caius. 
Edmunds,  H.  V.  Jesus. 
Edwards,  C.  J.  King's. 
Embleton,  D.  Christ's. 
Emmett,  W.  G.  Caius. 
l<:vans,  W.  D.  King's. 
Evans,  W.  M.  L.  Trin. 
Feaver,  G.  Non  Coll. 
Feetbam,  F.  G.  Trin. 
Fewings,  P.  J.  Job. 
Fosbrooke,  H.  L.  Clare. 
Foster,  J.  H.  Jesus. 
Francis,  W.  Catb. 
Franklin,  R.  P.  Pemb. 
Freeman,  C.  T.  Catb. 
Freetb,  R.  E.  H.Selw. 


Frith,  C,  A.  Christ's. 
Fryer,  J.  C.  F.  Caius. 
Fuller,  A.  J.  S.  Emm. 
Gallimore,  H.  B.  King's. 
Galloway,  S.  G.  Jesus. 
Gandv,  E.  S.  Christ's. 
Garrett,  H.  L.  Job. 
(Jibb,  J.  Catb. 
(Jimblett,  C.  A.  Trin. 
Gladstone,  R.  T.  Trin. 
GonebaUi,  V.  H.  Job. 
Gow,  A.  S.  F.  Trin. 
Graham,  S.  I.  Trin. 
Green,  J.  E.  S.  Pet. 
Green,  W.  D.  Kings. 
Grice  Hutchinson,  R.  E. 

Trin. 
Griffin,  J.  Trin.  H. 
(irose,  S.  W.  ('lirist's. 
Grundy,  W.  W.  King's. 
Guntef,  W.  H.  Caius. 
GUterbock,  P.  (J.  J.  Trin. 
Hackforth,  R.  Trin. 
Hacking,  E.  M.  Pemb. 
Hadtield,  E.  H.  L.  Job. 
Hales,  G.  T.  Christ's. 
Hamilton,  A.  J.  S.  Job. 
Hamilton.  T.  King's. 
Harding,  E.  S.  S.  King's. 
Harding,  W.  J.  Christ's. 
Harris,  H.  Catb. 
Harrison,  E.  K.  Non  Coll. 
Hart,  R.  G.  K.  Trin. 
Hartridge.  H.  King's. 
Harvev,  P.  Trin. 
Harvey,  W.  H.  Christ's. 
Hawdon,  N.  E.  Jesus. 
Haworth,  W.  Emm. 
Hayes,  R.  A.  Queens'. 
Havncs,  H.  L.  H.Selw. 
Henderson,  E.  K.  Trin. 
Herd,  J.  G.  M.  McK.  Catb. 
Herman,  G.  L.  King's. 
Hibberd,  H.  Corpus. 
Hicks,  G.  D.  Trin. 
Hill,  A.  V.  Trin. 
Hills,  T.  W.  S.  Down. 
Hobbs,  V.  W.  J.  Job. 
Hobson,  C.  K.  Trin. 
Hobson,  O.  R.  King's. 
Hooppell,  W.  T.  M.  Job. 
Howell,  E.  E.  King's. 
Hubrecht,  J.  B.  Christ's. 


742 


DEGREES  CONFERRED  IN   1912, 


Masters  of  Arts — continued. 


Hughes,  S.  J.  H.Selw. 
Hurst,  C.  R  (Christ's. 
Hurst,  H.  F.  Job. 
Jackson,  I.  IVmb. 
Jackson,  J.  K.  N.  Jtili. 
Jaffe,  W.  K.  n.  Emm. 
Jameson,  W.  L.  Emm. 
Jemmett,  F.  R.  Trin. 
Job,  C.  D.  Queens'. 
Johnson,  A.  L.  Trin. 
Johnson,  R.  H,  Caius. 
Johnstone,  G.  G.  King's. 
Jolly,  N.  H.  H.  Queens'. 
Jolly,  R.  B.  Emm. 
J(mes,  A.  J.  Clare. 
Jones,  L.  A.  S.  Queens'. 
Jones,  W.  P.  Trin. 
Joyce,  J.  W.  H.  Christ's. 
Keesev,  G.  E.  II.  Down. 
Keigwin,  R.  P.  Pet. 
Kemp,  H.  C.  E.  Clare. 
Kenycm,  M.  N.  Trin. 
Kerr,  i).  L.  Queens'. 
Keymer,  B.  W.  Pemb, 
King,  J.  K.  Pet. 
King,  S.  Clare. 
Knight,  E.  A.  Corpus. 
Langhorne,  H.  Y.  Christ's. 
Lawton,  A.  Pet. 
Lee,  R.  S.  O.  Emm. 
Leeds,  F.  Cath. 
Leney,  R.  J.  B.  Caius. 
Le  Roy-Lewis,  H.  Trin. 
Levinstein,  G.  E.  Pemb. 
Lewis,  E.  I.  Caius. 
Lewis,  H.  Trin.  H. 
Leytham,  C.  E.  H.Selw. 
Lipson,  D.  L.  Corpus, 
Lloyd,  G.  T.  Clare. 
Lloyd,  H.  R.  Caius. 
Lock,  N.  F.  Caius. 
Long,  W.  A.  Job. 
Lucas,  W.  H.  Clare. 
Lunilj,  H.  Clare. 
Lyddeker,  L.  E.  H.Selw. 
Lvcm,  W.  T.  King's. 
MoClintock,  E.  L.  L.  Trin. 
M«Cowan,  H.  W.  Job, 
MacKinnon,  K.  Jesus. 
McNeill,  T.  Trin. 
Maish,  E.  H.  Queens'. 
Mangham,  S.  Emm. 
Marsh,  W.  Pemb. 
Mar.-ball,  C.  F.  D.  Trin. 
Matthews,  A.  Jesus. 
Mayes,  R.  M.  Sidney. 
Mayo,  H.  G.  Queens'. 
Menon,  K.  R.  Christ's. 
Merriman,  E.  S.  Corpus. 
Messiter,  C.  C.  Caius. 
Middleton,  L.  E.  Queens'. 
Mills,  E.  J.  Job. 
Monckton,  T.  A.  Trin. 
Montgomery,  W.  Job. 
Moody,  R.  11.  Emm. 
Moon,  L.  J.  Pemb. 
Moore,  J.  A.  King's. 
Moore,  J.  W.  B.  H.Selw. 
Morgan,  J.  H.  F.  Pemb. 


Muncey,  E.  II.  P.  Job. 
Murray,  D.  W.  Ennn. 
Niciiolls,  D.  M.  Down. 
Noble,  E.  R.  Sidney. 
Norton,  II.  T.  J.  Trin. 
Nunns,  J.  C.  Trin. 
Oke,  R.  W.  L.  Corpus. 
Orange,  J.  A.  Trin, 
O'Riordan,  P.  M. 

Non  Coll. 
Orton,  C.  W.  P,  Job. 
Otter-Barry,  H.  van  L. 

Trin. 
Owen,  W.  B.  Cath. 
Page,  M.  F.  Caius. 
Pandit,  S.  R.  Christ's. 
Parker,  R.  G,  Christ's. 
Partridge,  A.  H.  Emm. 
Partridge,  W.  W.  Queens'. 
Pask,  R.  Non  Coll. 
Paton,  W.  B.  Christ's. 
Peel,  W.  R.  Trin. 
Pelham,  W.  H.  Trin. 
Pelly,  R.  L.  Clare. 
Penny,  W.  M.  Jesus. 
Penton,  C.  F.  Trin. 
Percival,  A.  F.  Caius. 
Perrett,  G.  B.  Emm. 
Perry,  J.  M.  Trin. 
Phillips,  R.  W.  Job. 
Picton-Evans,  D.  Down. 
Pitts,  B.  T.  Emm, 
Platts,  W.  H.  J.  Christ's. 
Pond,  L.  H-.  Trin. 
Potter,  H.  G.  Non  Coll. 
Potter,  W.  N.  Pemb. 
Pratt,  C.  J.  C,  Caius. 
Prestige,  S.  E.  Caius. 
Price,  M.  P.  Trin. 
I'ryde,  1).  Magd. 
Pugh,  E.  W.  W.  H.Selw. 
Pye-Smith,  T.  E.  B.  Caius. 
Pym,  T.  W.  Trin. 
Quirk,  R.  King's. 
Ramsay,  R.  A.  Caius. 
Rawes,  P.  L.  Jesus. 
Ravner,  A.  E.  Caius. 
Redman,  G.  B.  Job. 
Reed,  H.  S.  Trin. 
Reed,  L.  G.  King's. 
Reynolds,  C.  H.  Trin. 
Reynolds,  J.  AV.  Sidney. 
Richards,  F.  S.  Caius. 
Richardson,  A.  V.Queens'. 
Rickards,  J.  A.  Corpus. 
Rigbv,  R.  Non  Coll. 
Riley,  A.  W.  Enmi. 
Robinson,  E.  V.  Pemb. 
Rodon,  H.  C.  B.  Non  Coll. 
Rogers,  T.  G.  Queens'. 
Rogerson,  T.  S.  H.Selw. 
Romanes,  J,  Christ's. 
Russell,  H.  B.  G,  Sidney, 
Salter,  F.  R.  Magd. 
Sambrook,  H.  F.  King's. 
Savory,  Sir  AV,  B.  Trin. 
Scallon,  H.  E.  Queens'. 
Scott,  F.  R  Jesus. 
Scott,  J.  H.  Christ's. 


I    Sewell,  C.  W.  II.  Emm. 

Shaw,  R.  P.  Trin. 
!    Shaw,  T.  K.  Sidney, 

Sheldon,  F.  H.  Trin. 
I    Sherwood,  E.  T.  <i.  King's, 

Shigh,  IJ.  K.  Down. 
i    Sington,  \.  J.  C.  Trin. 
:    Smith,  A.  D.  Pemb. 
I    Smith,  C.  W.  Queens'. 

Smitii,  G.  A.  C.  Jesus. 

Smith,  L,  Emm. 

Smith,  S,  G.  Pet. 

Snape,  R,  H.  Emm. 

Sopwith,  S.  S.  P>mm. 

Southern,  H.  Pemb. 
j    Spittle,  J.  T.  Pemb. 

Spittle,  T.  S.  Clare. 

Staley,  H.  S.  Emm. 

Starey,  A.  II.  H.Selw. 

Steavenson,  A.  G.  Pemb. 
I    Sterling,  T,  S.  Down. 
i    Stewart,  D.  M.  Job. 
;    Stewart,  H.  Trin. 
!    Stewart,  E,  W.  II.  Sidney. 
I    Stileman,  F,  W,  C.  Pemb, 
'    Stiles,  W.  Emm, 
!    Stinson,  H,  J,  E.  Emm. 
i    Stower,  B.  H.  R.  Queens'. 
I    Strain,  T.  G.  Job, 
I    Streeten,  A.  H.  Emm. 

Stutfield,  J.  G.  Down. 

Subbarao,  N,  S.  Job. 

Sukthankar,  V.  S.  Job. 

Sutton,  R.  N.  D.  Cath. 

Swift,  J.  M.  Job. 

Symons,  C.  D.  Trin. 

Tacon,  R,  C.  Trin. 

Taffs,  L.  H.  Down. 

Taggart,  A.  W  Non  Coll. 

Tanner,  E.  V,  Emm. 

Taylor,  G.  I.  Trin. 

Tbirkill,  H.  Clare. 

Thursfleld,  G.  A.  R.  Job. 

Tidman,  O.  P.  Caius. 

Tipping,  L,  Jesus. 

Tizzard,  P.  G.  Non  Coll. 

Tomkinson,  C.  V..  Sidney. 

Tomkinson,  G.  A.  Trin.  ll. 

Torbitt,  J.  H.  Non  Coll. 
!    Treadgold,  H.  Caius. 
I    Tregoning,  E.  A.  Trin. 

Trvon,  G.  A.  Pemb. 
I    Tsan,  Y.  H.  Trin. 

Tudor,  O.  C.  O.  H.Selw. 

Turner,  H.  W.  Clirist's. 
j    Turner,  L.  B.  King's. 
I    Valentine.  C.  W.  Down. 
[    Vevsey,  W.  B.  Queens'. 

Vinter,  E.  Non  Coll. 
I    Waite,  A.  T.  Job. 

Wallis,  H.  H.  Christ's. 
'    Walton,  T.  A.  Non  Coll. 

Ward,  R.  Christ's. 

Warner,  A.  C.  Corpus. 
j    Weeks,  L.  M«I.  Caius. 

-West,  J.  J.  Queens'. 

Wheeler,  S.  M.  Christ's. 
j    Whibley,  C.  Jesus. 
!    Wbiddlngton,  R.  Job. 


DKfiRi:E8  CONFKRREl)  IN  1912. 


743 


Wliitconibe,  L.  Trin.  H. 
Wliite,  M.  a.  King's. 
\MiitinK,  M.  H.  Down. 
Whiting,  W.  II.  Joh. 
\Vliitk-v,  E.  B.  Corpus. 
Whitwell,  R.  Christ's. 
Widgerv,  A.  G.  Cath. 
Wilcox,  J.  C.  Joh. 
Willett,  E.  W.  Joh. 


Masters  of  Arts — continued. 

I    Williams,  A.  J.  Caius. 

Williams,  A.  M.  H.Selw. 

Williams,  H.  F.  F.  Clare. 
!     Williams,!'.  Pet. 

Williamson,  (i.  K.  Trin. 
I     Wilson,  IJ.  S.  King's. 
I     Wimbush,  R.  Caius. 
I     Winfield,  G.  liown. 


Masters  of  Law. 


Feb.    1.    ilollond,  II.  A.  Trin. 
Mar.  2.    iiranston,  C.  A.  Trin. 


Mar.  14. 
June  13. 


Wood,  N.  P.  Sidney. 
Wood,  T.  E.  Joh. 
Woodard,  E.  A.  Christ's. 
Worslev,  H.  M.  Tnn. 
Wrenford,  H.  J.  W.  Joh. 
Yates,  H.  G.  (Queens'. 
Yeats,  B.  E.  Caius. 
Young,  G.  M.  King's. 


Bushe-Fox,  L.  II.  K.  Joh. 
Jackson,  I.  Pemb. 


Masters  of  Surgery, 


June  18.    Austin,  L.  J.  Sidney. 
Oct.  18.    Cleminson,  F.  J.  Caius. 


Nov. 


Crook,  A.  II.  Christ's. 


Bachelors  in  Medicine. 


Jan.  18. 


Feb.  22. 
Mar.  2. 


Apr.  25. 
May    9. 

23. 


June  13. 


15. 

18. 

July  11. 


Fiddian,  G.  V.  Down. 
Penny,  W.  M.  Jesus. 
Wood,  W.  B.  Jesus. 
Griffith,  11.  K.  Trin. 
Fuller,  A.  J.  S.  Emm. 
Marshall,  W.  B.  Joh. 
Dottridge,  C.  A.  Clare. 
Miller,  R.  M.  Clare. 
Richardson,  A.  H.  Joh. 
Dick,  J.  R.  Down. 
Smith,  J.  M.  Christ's. 
Baker,  M.  W.  Joh. 
Rayner,  A.  E.  Caius. 
Bourne,  A.  W.  Down. 
Dyson,  E.  A.  Jesus. 
Eales,  W.  H.  F.  Emm. 
Watson,  F.  H.  Caius. 
Barber,  H.  W.  Clare. 
Baynes,  H.  G.  Trin. 
Johnstone.  G.  G.  King's. 
Lock,  N.  F.  Caius. 
Opie,  P.  A.  Caius. 
Gav,  A.  W.  Caius. 
Coombs,  H.  M.  M^^C.  Emm. 
Bodkin,  A.  M.  King's. 


July  11.     Broughton-Alcock,  W.  Trin.  H. 
Burn,  J.  S.  Trin. 
Chun,  J.  W.  H.  Trill. 
Donaldson,  M.  Trin. 
Ellis,  R.  Cath. 
Marrack,  J.  R.  Joh. 
Philp,  C,  H.  G,  Joh. 
Rayner,  E.  Pemb. 
Oct.   18.     Bowring,  11.  King's. 

Gemmell,  A.  C.  Trin. 

Wainwright,  V.  B.  Caius. 

Weeks,  L.  M^I.  Caius. 

John,  J.  C.  King's. 

Johnson,  W.  L.  Pemb. 

Chandler,  F.  <i.  Jesus. 

Crook,  A.  11.  Christ's. 

Playne,  B.  A.  Pemb. 

Winterhotham,  J.  King's. 

Cam,  W.  II.  ("aius. 

Enibleton,  D.  Christ's. 

Gosse,  A.  II.  Caius. 

Armstrong,  R.  B.  Trin. 

Depree,  H.  T.  Clare. 

Dew,  J.  W.  Clare. 

Just,  T.  II.  Trin. 


Nov.    1. 


Dec. 


Bachelors  of  Arts. 
MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOS. 


Acton,  H.  Joh. 
Allen,  P.  H.  V.  Caius. 
Ball,  A.  E.  Queens'. 
Barton,  C.  G.  Pemb. 
Budd,  W.  Trin.  H. 
Butterworth,  W.  Corpus 
Castlehow.  J.  A.  S. 

H.Selw. 
Chevassat,  F.  G.  Trin. 
Clarke,  J.  II.  Trin. 
Clow,  A.  G.  Joh. 
Cole,  J.  II.  Joh. 
Daltroff,  E.  M.  Queens'. 
Dodson,  F.  K.  Down. 
Eckerslev,  T.  L.  Trin. 
Fisher,  ft.  A.  Caius. 
Fletcher,  W.  W.  Jesus. 
Foulds,  J.  G.  Sidney. 
Frazer,  R.  A.  Pemb. 


Godber,  H.  T.  Trin. 
Grigg,  P.  J.  Joh. 
Grove,  O.  H.  Christ's. 
Hill,  J.  (1  Jesus. 
Jackson,  J.  Trin. 
Johnson,  F.  C.  Sidney. 
Lamb,  G.  J.  Trin. 
McKenna,  J.  P.  L.  Emm. 
Madden,  J.  (i.  Pemb. 
Martin,  R.  G.  Christ's. 
Mellersh,  E.  L.  H.Selw. 
Mitchell,  A.  W.  C.  Caius. 
Nayler,  J.  L.  Pet. 
Parry,  D.  J.  Trin. 
Poore,  W.  G.  Trin. 
Ramamurty,  S.  V.  Trin. 
Eees,  H.  L.  Joh. 
Ritson,  F.  Magd. 


Rowell,  A.  H.  Joh. 

Sandon,  F.  Corpus. 

Segal,  M.  Clare. 

Sen,  B.  M.  King's. 

Smith,  F,  E.  Non  Coll. 

Stephen,  F.  C.  Emm. 

Stewart,  C.  A.  Trin. 

Thomas,  S.  H.  Pemb. 

Townshend,  II.  Trin. 

Tregenza,  C.  W.  Down. 

Walton,  W.  H.  M.  Pemb. 

Watson,  D.  J.  Clare. 

Wiglev,  W.  C.  S.  Emm. 
;  Williams,  R.  M.  Magd. 
i   Williamson,  F.  Emm. 

Willis,  A.  G.  F.  Christ's. 

Wood,  A.  W.  M.  Trin. 
;    Wood,  L.  W.  Queens'. 


744 


DEGREES  CONFERRED  IN  1912. 


Adams,  J.  B.  P.  Join 
Arnistron^f,  B.  D,  Trin.  II. 
Ask  with,  W.  M.  Corpus. 
Atttield,  U.J.  U.Sclw. 
Ball,  H.  F.  Sidney, 
lioall,  G.  C.  Trin. 
Bell,  N.  M.  Trin. 
Bicknell,  C.  D.  Catli. 
Hlvth,  A.  C.  Christ's. 
Bolton,  A.  B.  Christ's. 
JSraunholtz,  E.  J.  K. 

King's. 
Buckley,  B.  B.  King's. 
Biirnaby,  H.  Jesus. 
Burr,  A.  L.  King's. 
Butterwick,  J.  C.  Christ's. 
Cheethani,  F.  P.  Joh. 
Chope,  W.  B.  Pet. 
Coles,  V.  J.  H.  Joh. 
Coultas,  W.  W.  Sidney. 
Crawford,  C.  G.  Trin.  H. 
Crow,  P.  Pemb. 
Dannhorn,  T.  J.  Caius. 
Darlington,  W.  A.  C.  Joh. 
Davey,  J.  E.  King's. 
Davies,  C.  E.  H.  Jesus. 
Day,  F.  M.  Caius. 
Dcnnehy,  H.  G.  Ennn. 
Dickson,  C.  G.  Sidney. 


CLASSICAL  TRIPOS. 

I    Digby,  K.  G.  Trin.  i 

I    Eady,  0.  W.  G.  Jesus.  I 

liyre,  L.  li.  Caius. 
;    Farmer,  A.  F.  G.  Trin. 
I   Fiddian,  C.  M.  King's. 

Frost,  P.  R.  Clare. 

(iabain,  W.  (i.  Pemb. 

Garrett,  H.  (J.  Trin. 

Garry,  A.  N.  M.  King's. 

(iedge,  P.  Il.Selw. 

Hardman,  F.  MeM.  King's. 
I   Harston,  F.  N.  Corpus. 
I   Kirkpatrick,R.  M.  Corpus. 
I    Laistner,  M.  L.  W.  Jesus,     i 

Leakey,  H.  N.  Joh.  ' 

Lias,  R.  J.  M.  Trin. 

Lloyd,  H.  C.  Trin. 

Lord,  G.  F.  Joh. 

Lucas,  J.  C.  H.Selw. 
i    Lumbv,  A.  F.  R.  Christ's. 

MacMichael,  H.  C.  Magd.     j 

Martin,  S.  T.  Sidney. 

Matthews,  E.  W.  King's. 

Maxwell,  N.  Caius. 
I    Neilson,  II.  V.  Caius.  \ 

'    Niven,  E.  O.  Pemb. 

Nowers,  W.  A.  Emm. 

Pite,  I.  B.  Trin. 

Pond,  R.  E.  Il.Selw. 


I    Pownall,  J.  C.  G.  Trin. 
I    Purve8,P.  J.  C.  J.  L.  King's. 

Purvis,  J.  S.  Cath, 

Raven,  E.  E.  Job. 

Read,  II.  C.  ('aius. 

Kendall,  F.  (i.  Trin. 

Roscoc,  A.  King's. 
■    Sears,  S.  E.  Joh. 

SI  Oman,  A.  K  P.  (Queens'. 

Smith,  A.  G.  Magd. 

Spring  Rice,  E.  D.  King's. 

StalTord,  R.  S.  S.  H.  Jesus. 

Sturdy,  E.  C.  Pemb. 
I    Taylor,  H.  M.  S.  Trin. 
'    Tisdall,  A.  W.  St  C.  Trin. 

Tree,  C.  J.  Pemb. 

Tribe,  K.  W.  Emm. 

Uzielli,  H.  R.  Pemb. 

Wade,  J.  R.  Queens'. 

Walker,  F.  C.  Christ's. 
j    Wallace,  F.  W.  Emm. 

Waller,  ({.  L.  Sidney. 

Wenham.  J.  H.  Trin. 

Westiill,  D.  C.  Magd. 
I  Wiglcy,  H.  M.  Magd. 
I  Wild,  A.  E.  Queens'. 
I  Wilson,  P.  M.  Pemb. 
I    Winterbotham,  A.  King's. 

W'ylie,  G.  M.  Queens'. 


MORAL  SCIENCES  TRD'OS. 


All,  S.  W.  Clinst's. 
Burns,  E.  B.  V.  Trin. 
Chaudhuri,  S.  C.  Non  Coll. 
Dawson,  G.  H.  Cath. 


Lamb,  C.  M.  Caius. 
Robertson,  L.  C.  Queens'. 
Vachha,  F.  B.  Christ's. 


NATl'RAL  SgiKNCES    TRIPOS. 


Acland,  T.  W.  G.  King's. 
Ainsley,  A.  C.  Caius. 
Alexander,  W.  G.  Clare. 
Andrews,  J.  C.  Joh. 
Atkinson,  R.  H.  Queens'. 
Bailey,  B.  F.  Clare. 
Baker,  S.  E.  Sidney. 
Bakewell,  B.  Christ's. 
Banks,  R.  A.  Christ's. 
Bassett,  H.  L.  Trin.  H. 
Beaumont,  ().  A.  Christ's. 
Berry,  L.  W.  Sidney. 
Bevan  Brown,  C.  M.  Emm. 
Beven,  J.  J.  O.  Christ's. 
Bigger,  W.  K.  Enmi. 
Blunt,  D.  L.  Kings. 
Bragg,  W.  L.  Trin. 
Bratton,  A.  B.  Caius. 
Brown,  S.  V.  Down. 
Bull,  H.  C.  H.  Caius. 
Burgess,  W.  C.  Down. 
Burn,  J.  H.  Emm. 
Burnside,  B.  Clare. 
Burv,  A.  Emm. 
Busk,  H.  G.  King's. 
Clarke,  G.  A.  C.  Down. 
Coates.  W.  Pet. 
Corke,  G.  H.  Down. 


Coryton,  E.  G.  King's. 
Courtis,  A.  O.  Pemb. 
Cowell,  S.  J.  Queens'. 
Crawford,  D.  Trin. 
Crouch,  II.  A.  Down. 
Davies,  J.  L.  Emm. 
Dawe,  L.  S.  Emm. 
Don,  A.  W.  R.  Trin. 
Edmonds,  H.  F.  Emm. 
Ellis,  G.  S.  M.  Corpus. 
Evans,  H.  S.  Trin. 
Felton,  P.  M\  Joh. 
Fitton,  R.  Caius. 
Frost,  E.  L.  Trin. 
Gardiner  Hill,  H.  Pemb. 
Garson,  H.  L.  Clare. 
Gossage,  A.  F.  W.  Trin. 
Gossling,  B.  S.  Trin. 
Gow,  C.  H.  Emm. 
Granger,  E.  II.  H.  Clare. 
Grantham-Hill,  0.  Caius. 
Gregory,  A.  R.  Joh. 
Griftith,  H.  L.  W.  Trin. 
Hales,  H.  W.  Pemb. 
Hedgecock,  A.  T.  Joh. 
Herapath,  C.A.  Queens'. 
Hewitt,  R.  C.  Caius. 
Higgins,  F.  E.  Joh. 


Hood,  J.  W.  H.Selw. 

Hotblack,  G.  V.  trains. 

Hunter,  J.  B.  Joh. 

II ling,  V.  C.  Sidney. 

Ingle,  L.  M.  King's. 
(  Ingram,  J.  J.  Down. 
i    Jackson,  R.  W.  P.  Cliire. 

Jacob,  L.  G.  ('hrist's. 

James,  L.  II.  Emm. 

James,  R.  W.  Job. 

Jenkin,  C.  O.  F.  King's. 

Jewson,  J.  C.  Pemb. 

Jones,  C.  J.  Emm. 

Kashyap,  S.  R.  Non  Coll. 

Kenned}',  H.  T.  Trin. 

Khare,  P.  D.  Down. 
I    Kidd,  F.  Joh. 

Kinderslev,  C.  E.  Magd. 

Kitching,  T.  Pet. 

Kon,  G.  A.  R.  Caius. 

Lambert,  W.  Corpus. 

Lane,  G.  R.  Christ's. 

Leather,  J.  B.  Caius. 

Lee,  W.  E.  Christ's. 

Levy,  S.  I.  Joh. 

Levris,  W.  A.  H.  Down. 

Liang,  P.  K.  Caius. 

Little  A.  H.  Corpus. 


DEGREES  CONFERRED  IN  1912. 


745 


Natural  Sciences  Tripos — continued. 


Maiden,  E.  C.  Cains. 
Mallett,  V.  J.  Down. 
Mansell,  R.  A.  Emm. 
Marten,  R.  H.  Cains. 
Mason,  E.  W.  Joh. 
Masson,  K.  King's. 
Master,  L.  C.  H.  Trin. 
Miskin,  S.  C.  Emm. 
Morgan,  T.  D.  Jesus. 
Mosse,  C.  G.  T.  Caius. 
Muirhead,  J.  A.  O.  Caius. 
Murray,  E.  G.  D,  Ciirist's. 
Nickal,  G.  B.  Christ's, 
O'Keeiie,  A.  V.  Sidney. 
Ormrod,  W.  Down. 
Parker,  H.  E.  Trln. 
Parker,  L.  H.  Trin.H. 


Peard,  J.  C.  N.  Emm. 
Playfair,  K.  Caius. 
Prichard,  A.  A.  Clare. 
Procter,  R.  A.  W.  Clare. 
Prowse,  R.  W.  Trin. 
Raffle,  W.  Joh. 
Raine,  R.  T.  H.Selw. 
Renouf,  L.  P.  W.  Trin. 
Rolfe,  P.  Non  Coll. 
Sale,  H.  M.  Christ's. 
Sandys,  A.  C.  C.  Christ's. 
Scott,  J.  T.  Queens'. 
Selby,  E.  J.  Down. 
Sellwood,  G.  B.  Emm. 
Spicer,  G.  E.  Trin. 
Spikes,  W.  H.  Corpus. 
Stafford,  H.  N.  Cams. 


Stevens,  H.  H.  Clare. 
Stone,  T.  H.  Sidnev. 
Stott,  V.  Pet. 
Taylor,  G.  A,  Corpus. 
Thompson,  W.  G.  Down. 
Thomson,  C.  II.  Clare. 
Thorne,  P.  C.  L.  Corpus. 
Trower,  G.  S.  King's. 
Tuck,  G.  L.  J.  King's. 
Turnbull,  P.  H.  Queens'. 
Turner,  W.  L.  Joh. 
Walker.  T.  R,  Pet. 
White,  N.  C.  Trin. 
Winfield,  F.  B.  Down. 
Wood,  B.  R.  Sidney. 
Wf)olward,  A.  T.  Caius. 
Wordie,  J.  M.  Joh. 


THEOLOGICAL  TRIPOS. 


Astbury,  H.  S.  Christ's. 
Brown,  V.  R.  Pet. 
Chapman,  B.  B.  Trin. 
Crovden-Burton,  C.  N.  1 

Pet. 
Deane,  E.  D.  Trin. 
Gleave,  J.  W.  Joh. 
Gover,  C.  E.  J.  Pemb. 
Griffiths,  H.  P.  Joh. 
Grist,  W.  Christ's. 
Haseler,  H.  L.  Cath. 


Alexander,  A.  Joh. 
Aziz,  S.  A.  Down. 
Banks.  L.  Christ's. 
Bennett,  W.  P.  Emm. 
Blom,  A.  H.  Trin. 
Cader,  M.  B.  A.  Down. 
Coley,  C.  Christ's. 
Collingwood,  C.  A.  Down. 
De  Freitas,  J.  M.  Clare. 
1 1  ands,  H.  Down. 
Hart,  N.  B.  Down. 


Alexander,  II.  G.  King's. 
Alford,  E.  J.  G.  King's. 
Allen,  J.  E.  R.  Trin. 
Ashton,  A.  A.  G.  Pet. 
Atkinson,  G.  H.  Pet. 
Atkinson,  W.  G.  Emm. 
Barstow,  J.  N.  Magd. 
Beaumont,  Hon.  W.  H.  C. 

Trin. 
Bedford,  H.  Non  Coll. 
Beer,  S.  G.  K.  H.Selw. 
Birch,  F.  L.  King's. 
Bladen,  H.  A.  W.  Jesus. 
Bousfield,  H.  T.  W. 

Christ's. 
Boyd,  C.  W.  Cath. 
Brooke,  W.  A.  C.  King's. 
Butlin,  T.  H.  Emm. 
Campbell,  E.  M.  Trin. 
Chrouschoff,  I.  Trin. 
Claughton,  I.  D.  King's. 


Hazeldine,  S,  Corpus. 
Hunt,  J.  B.  Emm. 
King,  P.  E.  H.Selw. 
Lowe,  C.  A.  II.  Christ's. 
Macqueen,  II.  Q,.  Non  Coll. 
Marsh,  11.  A.  Queens'. 
Morton,  F.  Cath. 
Padget,  W.  H.  Queens'. 
Partridge,  J.  W.  Queens*. 
Pollard,  W.  M.  N.  Joh. 


LAW  TRIPOS. 

Jacob,  A.  C.  Caius. 
Jarvis,  H.  E.  G.  Down. 
Lewis,  B.  R.  Trin.H. 
Lloyd,  H.  M.  Joh. 
Maung,  M.  T.  Down. 
Milne  Holme,  C.  A.  King's. 
Morton,  H.  T.  Emm. 
Ottlev,  J.  H.  C.  Jesus. 
Partridge,  R.  H.  Pemb. 
Reeve,  A.  E.  Clare. 
Shamshad,  A.  K.  Pet. 

HISTORICAL  TRIPOS. 

Coates,  H.  H.  H.  Trin. 
Colville,  D.  Pemb. 
Copeland,  W.  B.  Trin. 
Cross,  K.  M.  B.  (!aiu8. 
(Xirwen,  B.  M.  Caius. 
Curzou,  C.  T.  B.  Down. 
Davies,  R.  G.  R.  King's. 
Davis,  H.  Job. 
Doak,  J.  K.  R.  Caius. 
Downey.  J.  Non  Coll. 
Elder,  A.  L.  Pemb. 
Gibbons,  S.  A.  Trin.H. 
Gibson,  S.  R.  Queens'. 
Gillan.  G.  van  B.  Pemb. 
Grimshaw,  P.  S.  Emm. 
Hav,  M.  C.  Cath. 
Heading,  B.  Queens'. 
Higham,  C.  S.  S.  Trin. 
Holden,  N.  V.  Joh. 
Horrox,  H.  T.  Cath. 
Iredale,  H.  C.  Christ's. 


Read,  W.  H.  Jesus. 
Redwood,  F.  A.  Queens'. 
Rule,  G.  S.  Emm. 
Shearwood,G.F.F.  H.Selw. 
Shenton,  J.  S.  Jesus. 
Shepherd,  R.  Non  Coll. 
Smith,  I.  M.  Queens'. 
Smith,  T.  Caius. 
Stephenson,  H.  Non  Coll. 
Wigley,  T.  Non  Coll. 


Shujauddin,  K.  Non  Coll. 
Simpson,  G.  B.  Trin.H. 
Smith,  J.  A.  H.  Pemb. 
Thomas,  W.  E.  Trin. 
Thomas,  W.  J.  Sidney. 
Waters,  K.  S.  Joh. 
Watkins,  W.  S.  Trin.H. 
Wharton,  F.  II.  Trin.H. 
Williams,  T.  R.  Pemb. 
Ziegler,  C.  H.  Pemb. 


James,  C.  C.  II.  Magd. 
Kersey,  R.  H.  Trin. 
La  Mothe,  H.  D.  Corpus. 
Lang,  L.  H.  Trin. 
Law,  N.  W.  Trin, 
Lee,  D.  W.  Cath. 
Lewis,  M.  A.  Trin. 
Lovelock,  C.  P.  Down. 
Manning,  C.  R.  IT.  Sidney. 
Milner,  D.  R.  Cath. 
Moline,  R.  W.  II.  Emm. 
Mown,  B.  C.  Emm. 
Mowll,  H.  W.  K.  King's. 
Nash,  G.  Magd. 
Nelson,  E.  B.  Corpus. 
Nevett,  R.  B.  Emm. 
Pattinson,  L.  A.  Jesus. 
Patwardhan,  V.  (".  Trin. 
Payne,  A.  A.  Corpus. 
Pinn,  H.  G.  Corpus. 
Prior,  H.  C.  King's. 


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Ralph,  F.  H.  M.  King's. 
Robbins,  C.  Queens'. 
Rosbotham,  .J.  Non  Coll. 
Rowntree,  M.  King's. 
St  John,  F.  Job. 
Semple,  E.  G.  Non  Coll. 
Shelley,  G.  E.  Trin. 
Simpson,  H.  R.  Sidney. 
Smith,  O.  J.  Corpus. 


Historical  Tripos — continued. 

Sproxton,  C.  Pet. 
Statham,  R.  M.  Pet. 
Stebbing,  T.  H.  L.Queens'. 
Stuart,  H.  Job. 
Sullivan,  T.  A.  Non  Coll. 
Tanner,  L.  E.  Pemb. 
Taunton,  I.  11.  Clare. 
Taylor,  C.  C.  Cath. 


Tedder,  A.  W.  Magd. 
Tennant,  B,  V.  A.  Pemb, 
Thompson,  W.  B.  Cath. 
Walsh,  A,  D.  Trin. 
Wilcox,  A.  J.  Ennn. 
Willis.  Z.  F.  King's. 
Windsor  Clive,  Ilun.  A. 
Trin. 


MEDIEVAL  AND  MODERN   LANGUAGES  TRIPOS. 


Adeock,  H.  M.  Christ's. 
Askew,  T.  B.  Christ's. 
Batten,  W.  D.  G.  Caius. 
Bell,  J.  D.  Caius. 
Benoly,  H.  J.  Christ's. 
Bienemann,  G.  A.  J.  Enmi. 
Bonner,  C.  \i.  Trin. 
Boon,  J.  N.  M.  Emm. 
Boyd,  J.  Trin. 
Cortazzi,  F,  E.  M.  Queens'. 


Gushing,  W.  E.  W.  Job. 
Duckworth,  W.  C.  Corpus. 
Gardnor-Beard,  W.  E. 

Trin. 
Hanson,  J.  Job. 
Hutchison,  J.  C.  Caius. 
Jopson,  N.  B.  Joh. 
Macgregor,  A.  H.  Caius. 
Neale,  J.  B.  Jesus. 
Patron,  F.  J.  Trin. 


Peers,  E.  A.  Christ's. 
Rae,  E.  V.  R.  Emm. 
R()binsr)n,  E.  11.  Joh. 
Sbeppard,  L.  A.  Cath. 
Watts,  A.  E.  Down. 
Wileman,  G.  W.  ii.  Caius. 
Wiles,  J.  J.  Clare. 
Wilkinson,  N.  Caius. 
Wilson,  E.  J.  Emm. 
Withinshaw,  J.  W.  Down. 


ORIENTAL  LANGUAGES  TRIPOS. 

Flanncry,  B.  A.  Christ's. 
Jephcott,  A.  Queens'. 
Kcnnett,  E.  J.  B.  M.  Queens'. 
Thompson,  H.  B.  Queens'. 


MECHANICAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOS 


Atkins,  E.  M.  Cath. 
Balfour,  C.  M.  Trin. 
Balzarotti,  G.  P.  Trin. 
Burton,  B.  L.  E.  Trin. 
Capron,  M.  A.  King's. 
Cazalet,  R.  G.  Clare. 
Cockburn,  A.  F.  Trin. 
Cowlin,  F.  E.  Trin. 
Davis,  H.  N.  Emm. 
Ducket,  A.  A.  Emm. 
Dunsbeath,  P.  Non  Coll. 
Bade,  C.  Pemb. 
Forwood,  P.  Ii.  Trin. 
Frube-SutclifFe,  R.  Caius. 
Gardner,  F.  W.  Queens'. 


Gordon,  E.  P.  (^lare. 
(iregory  Jones,  C.  Caius. 
Hammick,  II.  A.  Pemb. 
Hickman,  C.  E.  Trin. 
Hopkinson,  R.  C.  Trin. 
Kearns,  H.  W.  L.  Christ's. 
Kelsey,  A.  R.  Magd. 
Kidd,  E.  L.  Pemb. 
Laidlaw,  W.  S.  Job. 
Malcomson,  H.  Pemb. 
Mayo,  R.  H.  Magd. 
Mercer,  J.  L.  C.  King's. 
Metliven,  M.  1).  Caius. 
Miller,  C.  P.  Jesus. 
Naylor,  T.  II.  Trin. 


Paterson,  G.  M.  Pemb. 
Pears,  R.  Caius. 
Phillips,  G.  W.  Trin. 
Reed,  John,  Trin. 
Renwick,  H.  A.  Pemb. 
Sanford,  D.  W.  Caius. 
Shen,  C.  S.  Cath. 
Smith,  E.  M.  King's. 
Tin,  M.  B.  Christ's. 
Wallace,  J.  C.  Emm. 
White,  R.  E.  Trin. 
Wood,  L.  B.  T.  Clare. 
Wragg,  N.  J.  Clare. 
Wright,  A.  J.  Clare. 
Wright,  F.  T.  Clare. 


Baker,  P.  J.  King's. 
Henderson,  H.  D.  Emm. 
Hyder,  L.  K.  King's. 
Maclay,  E.  Joh. 


ECONOMICS  TRIPOS. 

Marnham,  A.  E.  .Tesus.  I 
Miller,  H.  F.  R.  Joh. 

Ramsay,  M.  G.  Christ's.  I 

Sanderson,  T.  S.  Trin.  : 


Scott,  T.  F.  Non  Coll. 
Skon,  M.  0.  Magd. 
Watkins,  A.  Joh. 
Wright,  H.  Pemb. 


ADVANCED  STUDENTS. 
Bij  Dissertation. 


30.    Aston,  F.  W.  Trin. 

June  18. 

18.    Brownson,  T.  K.  Job. 

Davidson,  G.  F.  Caius. 

Graham,  J.  I.  Emm. 

Hindle,  E.  Magd. 

Oct.    18. 

Jack,  A.  F.  Trin. 

Dec.  19. 

Kenwood,  S.  H.  Emm. 

Owen,  E.  A.  Trin. 
Saunders,  W.  D.  Christ's. 
Smith,  F.  Emm. 
Wilson,  W.  Caius. 
Smith,  S.  Clare. 
Jacot,  E.  Emm. 
Neville,  H.  A.  D.  Emm. 


DEGEEES  CONFERRED  IN   1912. 


747 


DEGREES  BY  CERTIFICATES   OF  DILIGENT   STUDY. 


[Ordinances,  Ed.  1911,  p.  178,  par.  3.; 
(Nat.  Sci.  Tri.  I. 


June  18.    Allen,  P.  H. 

Bacharach,  A.  L. 

Bainbrigge,  P.  G. 

Bell  wood,  K.  B. 

Brearley,  A.  J. 

Buck,  G.  R. 

Buddin,  W. 

Burkitt,  M.  C. 

Campling,  W.  C. 

Dickson,  A.  F. 

Drury,  A.  N. 

Eminson,  R.  A.  F. 

Ennos,  F.  R. 

Faulkner,  O.  T. 

Fox,  L.  C. 

George,  H.  H. 

Grantham,  J. 

Gray,  J. 

Guillebaud,  W.  H. 

Jolowicz,  H.  F. 

Leak,  W.  N. 

Longrigg,  J.  H. 

Marsh,  A.  S. 

Mehta,  N.  C. 

Milne,  H.  J.  M. 

Nichols,  C.  W. 

Paget,  G.  W. 

Peacock,  W.  M. 

Pease,  M.  S. 

Pilcher,  G.  St  G. 

Rose  way,  G.  D. 

Sedwick,  N.  A. 

Smith,  F.  H. 

Somervell,  T.  H. 

Stone,  H.  B. 

Storey,  G. 

Taylor,  L.  F. 

Taylor,  R. 

Tharp,  P.  A. 

Walton,  J.  H. 

Ward,  F.  K. 

Watson  Williams, E, 

Weeks,  R.  M. 

Wilson,  W.  R. 
Dec.  19.     Wright,  R.  M. 


Pemb. 

Clare. 

Trin. 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Corpus. 

Sidney. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Caius. 

Caius. 

Down. 

Joh. 

Caius. 

Trin.  H. 

Trin. 

Down. 

King's. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Sidney. 

Trin. 

NonColl. 

Caius. 

Emm. 

Caius. 

Jesus. 

Trin. 

Trin. 

Christ's. 

Pet. 

Pemb. 

Caius. 

King's. 

Queens'. 

Clare. 

Queens'. 

Queens'. 

King's. 

Christ's. 

Caius. 

Caius. 

Emm. 

Trin. 


(Class.  Tri.  I. 
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(Math.  Tri.  II. 
(Nat.  Sci,  Tri.  I. 


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Bachelor  of  Arts  (by  incorporation). 
Nov.  30.     Long,  B.  R.  King's  (Dublin). 

SPECIAL   EXAMINATIONS,  EASTER  TERM,  1912. 


Adams,  R.  S.  Trin.  H. 
Alison,  L.  H.  Pemb. 
Allan,  J.  B.  Clare. 
Arbuthnot,  R.  W.  M.  Trin. 
Bache,  H.  G.  Caius. 
Back,  H.  X.  W.  Caius. 
Baker,  I).  NonColl. 
Baker,  S.  Caius. 
Banister,  T.  R.  Joh. 
Baron,  S.  B.  Queens'. 
Basit,  A.  K.  Fet. 
Bellman,  A.  F.  Joh. 
Bennett,  G.  T.  Clare. 
Betts,  H.  S.  Queens'. 
Bevan,  G.  T.  M.  Joh. 


Bevir,  C.  E.  F.  Pemb. 

Bodley,  A.  L.  Clare. 

Bolingbrokc,  C.  B.  Emm. 

Browne,  L.  F.  Queens'. 

Bullock,  H.  M.  Trin. 

Burton,  A.  P.  Queens', 

Burton,  J.  A.  Queens'. 

Buxton,  A.  B.  Trin. 

Cant,  F.  V.  Caius. 

Carlton  Williams,  E.  W. 
Christ's. 

Cazalet,  G.  L.  Jesus. 
!    Chapman,  T.  M.  G.  Trin. 
I    Charles,  J.  A.  M.  Trin. 
I    Charlton,  G,  D.  H.Selw. 


Chubildas,  J.  Christ's. 
Clark,  R.  N.  Trin. 
Clarke,  R.  S.  Joh. 
Cleeve,  C.  E.  Christ's. 
Clifton,  E.  N.  Trin. 
Coates,  A.  S.  Magd. 
Cockayne,  A.  A.  Caius. 
Collins,  R.  F.  Trin. 
Corfield,  B.  C.  Jesus, 
Cowell,  J.  B.  Emm, 
Coy,  J.  (.'.  Jesus. 
Cruinp,  G,  H.  Queens. 
Cunard,  E.  Trin. 
Cuthbertson,  H.  Trin. 
Davey,  R.  E.  B.  Clare. 

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Special  Examinationn,  Easter  Term,  1912 — continued. 


Dawson,  B.  H.  H.Selw. 
Day,  E.  C.  Jesvis. 
Dexter,  J.  E.  Jesus. 
Dias,  R.  F.  Trin.  II. 
Dunning,  G.  C.  Non  Coll. 
Eddleston,  R.  S.  Cath. 
Edwards,  G.  T.  King's. 
Elliot,  H.  W.  A.  Tnn. 
Ellis  Roberts,  R.  Jesus. 
Elverson,  R.  W.  Jesus. 
Erulkar,  T).  S.  Down. 
Estcourt,  W.  B.  Magd, 
Everard,  W.  L.  Trin. 
Ewen,  G.  C.  Sidney. 
Farley,  R.  L.  Trin. 
Fawkes,  H.  B.  H.Selw. 
Fenwick,  B.  A.  Trin. 
Fenwick,  M,  C.  Trin. 
Field,  H.  T.  C.  Queens'. 
Flanagan,  M.  J.  Non  Coll. 
Friedman,  M.  Pet. 
Gabriel,  O.  B.  Emm. 
Garnett,  J.  N.  Pemb. 
Garrard,  G.  G.  C.  Clare. 
Gayne,  A.  A.  A.  Clare. 
Geare,  W.  D.  Queens'. 
Gibson,  P.  O'B.  E.iiin. 
Goodall.  J.  B.  Emm. 
Goodchild,  E.  J.  Non  Coll. 
Goodwin,  H.  D.  Trin. 
Gossage,  E.  L.  Trin. 
Gower,  J.  R.  Trin.  H. 
Grant,  G.  L.  Queens'. 
Gray,  W.  S.  W.  Pemb. 
Greville-Smith,  S.  H.  Trin. 
Griffith,  H.  H.  Christ's. 
Guillebaud,  C.  W.  Joh. 
Habgood,  G.  Clare. 
Haigh,  W.  H.Selw. 
Hall,  F.  G.  Trin. 
Harper,  J.  E.  Emm. 
Harris,  W.  E.  Pemb. 
Hart,  H.  P.  Corpus. 
Hartley,  J.  E.  T.  Magd. 
Haslam,  R.  K.  Joh. 
Haswell,  T.  G.  Non  Coll. 
Hawdon,  H.  W.  Jesus. 
Haynes,  A.  J.  Down. 
Henry,  W.  D.  M.  Joh. 
Hiller,  H.  G.  King's. 
Hirst,  R.  J.  Non  Coll. 
Hodgson,  G.  W.  H.  Trin. 
Holloway,  N.  J.  Jesus. 
Holmwood,  li.  S.  Christ's. 
Holt,  J.  Cath. 
Hooper,  H.  D.  Queens'. 
Hooper,  S.  G.  Emm. 
Hope,  L.  N.  Trin.  H. 
Humphrys,  R.  P.  Clare. 
Hunter,  M.  J.  Clare. 
Hurst,  W.  H.  Christ's. 
Hussey-Macpherson,  L.  F. 

Clare. 
Ireland,  R.  F.  Jesus. 
Jameson,  C.  W.  Corpus. 
Jasper,  R.  F.  T.  Caius. 


Jeffrie.s,  W.  F.  C.  Trin. 

.lerwood,  J.  II.  Jesus. 

Johns,  S.  H.  M.  Clare. 

Jolinson,  G.  G.  F.  King's. 

Johnson,  J.  B.  H.Selw. 

Jones,  I.  K.  Trin. 
I    Keeves,  J.  A.  C.  Clare. 
j    Kelton,  G.  St  G.  Queens'. 

Kennedy,  J.  O.  Emm. 

Kerr,  C.'C.  Emm. 

Kirby,  H.  R.  Pemb. 
:    Knii»e,  R.  C.  Sidney. 

Kutsuzawa,  O.  Caius 
I    Lambert,  J.  E.  H.  Pemb. 

Landale,  D.  B.  Trin. 
i    Langdale,  A.  H.  Caius. 

Law,  C.  Pemb. 

Law,  Y.  P.  Jesus. 
I    Lehmann,  J.  R.  Clare. 
I    Little,  C.  S.  H.Selw. 
I    Longman,  F.  Pemb. 
I    Lound,  V.  S.  H.(<elw. 
!    Lydekker,  C.  J.  H.Selw. 

M'^Alpine,  R.  G.  Non  Coll. 

McAulay,  F.  W.  Joh. 
I    Mackay,  A.  S.  Jesus. 

Marsh,  C.  J.  Down. 

Medrington,  A.  C.  P. 
Queens'. 

Million,  A.  B.  Emm. 

Milner,  G.  R.  Emm. 

Molony,  J.  A.  Sidney. 

Mcmcneff,  D.  C.  Trin. 

Moreing,  A.  C.  Trin. 

Morley,  R.  W.  H.Selw. 

Morris,  S.  D.  Corpus. 

Mountford,  A.  W.  Cath. 

Muir,  B.  L.  Trin. 

Mundav,  E.  Clare. 

Myles,  H.  B.  Caius. 

Nandi,  S.  N.  Down. 

Newport,  H.  H.Selw. 

Nicholas,  F.  P.  Jesus. 

Ogilvie,  N.  Clare. 

Ovens,  W.  G.  J.  Sidney. 

Padwick,  H.  H.  Emm. 

Peart,  J.  A.  Cath. 

Pegg.  J.  Clare. 

Pitt-Pitts,  W.  A.  Emm. 

Pointer,  E.  H.  Sidney. 

Pope,  C.  Trin. 

Powell,  M.  B.  Pemb. 

Prentis,  S.  E.  Corpus. 

Prior,  C.  B.  Jesus. 

Pytches,  G.  J.  Caius. 

Quartermaii,  E.  C.  S. 
Corpus. 

Radford,  W.  N.  Sidney. 

Ravenscroft,  P.  D.  Jesus. 

Read,  E.  0.  Corpus. 

Reece,  F.  B.  Joh. 

Rockett,  F.  A.  Queens'. 

Rose,  A.  L.  H.Selw. 

Roth  field,  J.  Cath. 

Royston,  H.  R.  Non  Coll. 


Rutherford,  J.  D.  Clare. 
Sampson,  F.  A.  Trin. 
Saunders,  A.  (J.  Clare. 
Savory,  C.  H.  Trin. 
Schmitz,  G.  de  M .  Clare. 
Scott.  W.  F.  Cath. 
Scott,  W.  T.  H.  Trin. 
Sewell,  J.  P.  C.  Trin. 
Sharp,  S.  L.  R.  Corpus. 
Sharp,  S.  0.  Pemb. 
Shaw,  G.  H.  Clare. 
Shepherd,  E.  H.  Joh. 
Simeon,  L.  S.  B.  Trin. 
Singleton,  T.  B.  Emm. 
Skey,  ('.  H.  Queens'. 
Slade,  G.  O.  Trin. 
Snape,  W.  R.  C.  Queens'. 
Smith,  E.  F.  King's. 
Smith,  N.  H.  Clare. 
Sowerbutts,  R.  Cath. 
Spencer,  R.  Clare. 
Spiller,  L.  Queens'. 
Stafford,  G.  H.  Jesus. 
Stimson,  J.  P.  Pet. 
Stokes,  G.  F.  Cath. 
Storer,  R.  S.  Clare. 
Susskind,  .VI.  J.  Pemb. 
Swainson,  .\.  D.  Sidney. 
Swan,  C.  W.  E.  H.Selw. 
Swann,  S.  E.  Trin.  H. 
Syme,  G.  W.  Caius. 
Tabor,  F.  A.  M.  Corpus. 
Taylor,  C.  T.  Pet. 
Tempest,  R.  E.  H.Selw. 
Thatcher,  F.  Non  Coll. 
Thomas,  B.  P.  Queens'. 
Thom-Postlethwaite, 

A.  C.  S.  Pemb. 
Thoresby-Jones,  M.  Trin. 
Trasen.ster,  W.  A.  Trin. 
Turcan,  J.  S.  Caius. 
Tuson,  A.  A.  L.  Jesus. 
Upward,  L.  V.  Queens'. 
Viggars,  S.  II.  Corpus. 
Wagner,  K.  W.  R.  Emm. 
Walters,  W.  J.  Clare. 
Wane,  H.  B.  Clare. 
Wang,  K.  II.  Christ's. 
Ward- Price,  H.  L.  Cath. 
Water  worth,  H.  Christ's. 
Watson  Scott,  C.  H.  Pemb. 
Whelpton,  H.  E.  Christ's. 
Whitworth,  C.  C.  A.  Trin. 
Williams,  E.  Trin. 
Williams,  0.  T.  Caius. 
Willink,  A.  .J.  W.  King's. 
Wood,  F.  E.  Emm. 
Woodhouse,  C.  H.  Magd. 
Woodhouse,  G.  W.  Clare. 
Wright,  A.  G.  H.Selw. 
Wynne-Edwards,  J.  C. 

Sidney. 
Yolland,  R.  H.  Cams. 
Yorke,  G.  O.  Down. 
Young,  W.  D.  Jesus] 


DEGKEES  CONFEERED  IN  1912. 
Bachelors  of  Arts  on  Days  not  of  General  Admissii 


749 


Jan,  18.    Allen,  R.  G.  R.  Jesus. 
Bourne,  11.  R.  Jesus. 
Homung,  G.  Trin. 
Huckle,  H.  W.  Down, 
Mackay,  R.  D.  Trin. 
Shennan,  W.  D.  Christ's. 
Skelton,  N.  A.  Queens'. 


22. 
Mar,   2. 


14. 
May    .4. 


Stephens,  J.  P.  Non  Coll. 
"ehardson,  S.  P.  King's. 
Tacon.  D.  G.  T.  Trin.  H. 


Feb.    1.    Richardson,  S.  P.  Kina 


Vaehell,  F.  Trin.  H. 
Puekle,  F.  H.  King's. 
Whitehead,  R.  B.  Christ's. 
Chapman,  A.  d'A.  E.  King'i 
Cardwell,  A.  G.  Joh, 


May  23. 

June    6. 

13. 


OcU^  18. 


Nov.  1. 


Dec. 


Lewis,  1).  J.  W.  Non  Coll. 
Evans,  L.  H.  B.  King's. 
Colonna,  Don  M.  Magd, 
Morton,  R,  F.  S.  Trin. 
Watermeyer,  H.  A.  Caius. 
Atthill.  J.  A.  L.  H.Sehv. 
Craven,  H.  King's. 
Lang,  A.  H.  Trin. 
Stout,  O.  E.  Jesus. 
Harvey,  F.  L,  Trin, 
Oliver,  G.  Y.  Magd. 
Daltry.  L,  O,  Trin. 
Atkinson,  J.  L.  Down. 
Buckley,  H.  H.  C.  Magd. 
Fitzllerbert,  H,  E.  Trin,  H. 


General  Admission,  Dec.  19,  1912. 


Albino,  H,  II,  Christ's. 
Antia,  M.  J.  Joh. 
Averill,  T.  H.  Joh. 
Ayliff,  J.  Trin.  H. 
Batty-Smith,  S.  H.  Caius. 
Beard,  E.  C.  Joh. 
Bell,  A.  T.  Pemb. 
Bennett,  H.  C.  L.  Clare. 
Beverley,  R.  Queens'. 
Binks,  B.  B.  Christ's. 
Bridges,  L.  VV.  H.Selw. 
Burnand,  C.  F,  Trin. 
Charter,  U.  R.  Emm. 
Christie,  L.  D.  Trin. 
Clarabut.  E.  A.  Corpus. 
Coaks,  H.  C.  Jesus. 
Cooke,  F.  F,  Pemb. 
Cottam,  H.  C,  B.  Caius. 
Cullimore,  C.  Caius. 
Davenport,  H.  Christ's. 
Donaldson,  II.  T.  Non  Coll. 
Durrant,  C.  E.  Queens'. 
Eastwood,  N.  W.  Trin. 
Elliott,  M.  L.  F.  Clare. 
Ellis,  J,  H.Selw, 
Ferguson,  M.  G.  Queens'. 
Firth,  A.  M.  B.  Trin. 
Fullalove,  A,  L,  Pemb, 
Gazieh,  F,  M.  Trin.H. 
Gibbon,  J.  II.  Trin. 
Glover,  J.  R.  H.  Down. 
Hackworth,  A,  Jesus, 
Hall,  J.  H.  Pet. 
Hargreaves,  H.  P.  Pemb. 
Harris,  W.  S.  T.  Jesus. 
Hill,  G.  Pemb. 
Hill,  J.  J.  S.  Down. 
Hills,  C.  H.  Cor))us. 
Hilpern,  W.  T.  H.  Caius. 
Hughes,  D.  Cath. 
.lohnson,  L.  V.  B.  King's. 
Kirk,  J.  H.  Joh. 
Kutnow,  H.  S.  Jesus. 
Lai,  D.  M.  Non  Coll. 
Latifur- Rahman,  A. S.  M.  Pemb. 
Lawrence,  B.  L.  Trin. 


Le  Blanc-Smith,  C:.  R.  Trin. 
Legg,  W.  H.  Non  Coll. 
Lister,  W.  M.  H.Selw. 
Lloyd,  L.  S.  Trin. 
Lyster,  L.  F.  Trin. 
Mackintosh,  G.  W.  Trin. 
Miller,  C.  J.  W.  Trin. 
Mousley,  T.  H.  Cath. 
Nettlefold,  J.  H.  Trin. 
Oakes,  M.  W.  Emm. 
Parsons,  D.  C.  Trin. 
Pease,  R.  A,  Trin, 
Peters,  M.  Cath. 
Pilditch,  P.  H.  Pemb. 
Polhill,  D.  A.  Corpus. 
Potter,  W.  M.  Clare. 
Pritchard,  J.  E.  M.  Trin. 
Reddaway,  H.  Caius. 
Rhodes.  S.  H.  Caius. 
Rigby,  J.  R.  A.  Emm. 
Riley,  A.  Christ's. 
Rodick,  R.  L.  Emm. 
Russell,  W.  B.  Sidney. 
Sargant  Florence,  P.  Caius. 
Scott-Davidson,  W.  W.  Trin, 
Keddon,  W.  D'A.  Clare. 
Smith,  C.  F.  Joh. 
Smith  Carington,  A,  E,  C, 

Christ's. 
Spencer,  T.  D.  Trin. 
Strahan,  W.  R.  Kmm. 
Stroyan,  J.  R.  A.  Jesus. 
Studd,  L.  F.  Trin. 
Telfer,  L.  P.  Sidney. 
Thomas,  H.  W.  Kmg's. 
Tindall,  R  F.  Pemb. 
Todd,  M.  Christ's. 
Truman,  M.  G.  H.Selw. 
Tweedie,  L.  K.  Caius. 
Whitmore,  11.  S.  Sidney. 
Wilderspin,  B.  C.  Down. 
Williams.  J.  E.  Cath. 
Wilson,  D.  R.  Jesus. 
Wood,  H.  G.  W.  Pet. 
Zamora,  A.  M.  Christ's. 


750 


DEfiKEES  CONFERRED  IN  1912. 


Bachelors  of  Lan 


Alexander,  A.  Joh. 
Banks,  L.  Christ's. 
Hennett,  W.  P.  Emm. 
Cader.  M.  1?.  A.  Down. 
C'allaghan,  K.  F.  Caius. 
Clarkson,  W.  B.  Trin. 
Coley,  ('.  Christ's. 
Collingwood,  C.  A.  Down, 
de  Janasz,  G.  K.  A.  Trin, 
Dennes,  W.  Christ's. 
Kiloart,  II.  A.  Trin. 
F.vans,  H.  V.  Joh. 
Gordon,  R.  E.  C.  Pemb. 
Hands,  H.  Down. 
Harrison,  C.  Jesus. 
Hart,  N.  B.  Down. 
Havers,  C.  R.  Corpus. 
Jacob,  A.  C.  Caius. 
Jarvis,  H.  E.  G.  Down. 
Johns,  N.  A.  Emm. 
Leslie,  A.  Trin. 
Ltwis,  B.  R.  Trin.  H. 
Lingard,  J.  R.  Trin. 
Lloyd,  H.  M.  Joh. 
Maekay,  R.  D.  Trin. 
Marsh,  B.  C.  Pcinb. 
Maung,  M.  T.  Down, 
Mellor,  A.  Trin.H. 


Middleton,  R.  C.  G.  Triu. 
Milne  Home,  C.  A.   King's. 
•Vlorrison,  li.  H.  H.Selw. 
Morton,  H.  T.  Emm. 
Nettlefolri,  J.  H.  Trin. 
Ottiev,  J.  H.  C.  .Icsus. 
Partridge,  R   H.  Pemb. 
Pliillips.  W.  R.  Joh. 
Reeve,  A.  K.  Clare. 
Ricliardson,  S.  P.  King's. 
Rosher,  J.  B.  Trin. 
Searle,  W.  C   Pemb. 
Shamshad,  A.  K.  Pet. 
Shujauddin,  K.  Non  Coll. 
Simpson,  G.  B.  Trin.H. 
Smith,  J.  A.  11.  I'emb. 
Spearing,  E.  Emm. 
Stout,  O.  E.  Jesus. 
Sykes,  R.  Caius. 
Thomas,  W.  E.  Trin. 
Thomas,  W.  J.  Sidnev. 
TurnbuU,  E.  L.  Christ'.s. 
\Vatkins,  W.  S.  Trin.H. 
Wharton,  F.  H.  Trin.H. 
Williams,  C.  J.  Clare. 
Williams,  T.  R.  Pemb. 
Ziegler,  C.  11.  Pemb. 


Bachelors  of  Surgery. 


Jan.  18. 


Feb.    I. 


Mar. 


Apr.  25. 
May    !», 

23. 

3(). 

Juneh'J. 

15. 

IH. 

Julv  II. 


Anderson,  L.  A.  P.  Emm. 
Fiddian,  G.  V.  Down. 
Jepson,  A.  C.  Pemb. 
Johnstone,  G.  G.  Kin^''s. 
Marklove,  J.  C.  Caius. 
Rawlinson,  R.  L.  Trin. 
Russell,  H,  B.  (i.  Sidney. 
Coplestone,  W.  D.  Jesus. 
Haijjh,  B.  Caius. 
Griffith,  H.  K.  Trin. 
Fuller,  A.  J.  S.  Emm. 
Dottridge,  C.  A.  Clare. 
Richardson,  A.  II.  .Joh. 
Dick,  J.  R.  Down. 
Leney,  R.  J.  B.  Caius. 
Kamsay,  R.  A.  Caius. 
Ravner,  A.  E.  Caius. 
Dyson,  11  A.  Jesus. 
Bavnes,  H.  G.  Trin. 
Lobk,  N.  F.  Caius. 
Gay,  A.  W.  Caius. 
Coombs,  H.  M.  M^C.  Emm. 
Bodkin,  A.  M.  King's. 
Bonny,  A.  E.  Sidney, 
Burn,  J.  S.  Trin. 
Chun,  J.  W.  H,  Trin. 


July  IL     Dew,  J.  W.  Clare. 

Donaldson,  M.  Trin. 

EllLs,  R.  Cath. 

Fison,  W.  J.  Sidney. 

Grellier,  E.  F.  W.  Down. 

Jarvie,  J.  M.  Emm. 

Johnson,  W.  L.  Pemb. 

Marrack,  J.  R.  Joh. 

Philp,  C.  H.  G.  .Joh. 

Rayner,  E.  Pemb. 

Waiiiwright,  C  JB.  Caius. 

Weeks,  L.  .VI<^I.  Caius. 

Wilson,  H.  F.  ChrLsfs. 

Wright,  0.  R.  Christ's. 
Oct.    18.     Bowring,  II.  King's. 

Ellison,  J.  Down. 

Gemmell,  A.  C.  Trin. 

Redman,  C.  E.  Pemb. 
Nov.    9.    Chandler,  F.  G.  Jesus. 
22,     Playne,  B.  A.  Pemb. 

Winterbotham,  J.  King's. 
30.    Cam,  W.  H.  Caius. 

Gosse,  .'V.  II.  Caius. 
Dec.  W.    Bakewell,  G.  V.  Clare. 

Depree,  II.  T.  Clare. 

Just,  T.  H.  Trin. 


Bachelors  of  Music. 


June  1/ 


Browne,  W.  C.  I).  Clare, 
Kilburn,  P.  Trin. 


DIPLOMAS  GEANTED  IN  1912. 


751 


DIPLOMAS  IN  PUBLIC  HEALTH. 


Arora,  A.  B. 

Askins,  R.  A. 

Bail  lie,  S.  A. 

Barker,  L.  E.  II.  R.  Caius. 

Blair,  A.  T.  M. 

Brehaut,  A.  11.  H.Selw. 

Brown,  W. 

Byrne.  J.  S. 

Carmiehael,J.C.G. 

Clark,  A.  J.  Kings. 

Connal,  A. 

Cooper,  T.  G.  D. 

Coupland,  J. 

Cowan,  A.  D. 

Dart,  (J.  H. 

Davies,  F.  C.  Down. 

T>iek,  .1.  T. 

fHincan.  J.  G. 


'    Evans,  T. 
!    Fletcher,  G. 

Fraser,  T.  P. 

Galbraith.  S.  N. 
I    Ganapathy,  C.  M. 

Gibson,  T.  S. 
I    Grant,  M.  P.  Trin. 
;    Hare,  I).  C. 
I    Hayes,  L.  C. 
!    Heald,  C.  B.  Caius. 
i    Hughes,  T.J. 
I    .Jeffreys,  H.  C. 

Knight,  E. 

MeCabe-Dallas,  A.  A.  D. 

Macewen,  W. 

M°Gilchrist,  J. 

Macleod,  G. 

MaeMillan,  J. 


M^Naught,  P.  R. 
MaePhee,  B. 
Manning,  II.  C. 
Mhatre,  R.  K. 
Moir,  H.  W. 
Morgan,  J.  M'l. 
Robertson,  A. 
Selfe,  J. 
Short,  L.  J. 
Smith,  H.  G. 
Sutherland,  J.  R. 
Taylor,  C.  H.  S.  Caius. 
Telford,  R.  W. 
Unthank,  W.  R.  E. 
Walker,  G.  Trin. 
Walsh,  S.  B. 

Wardman-Wilbourne,  E. 
White,  A. 


DIPLOMAS  IN  AGRICULTUEE. 


Allen,  P.  H.  Pemb. 
Belgrave.  N.  W.  (J.  Joh. 
Brown,  T.  Caius. 
Buck,  G.  H.  Corpus. 
Buddin,  W.  Sidney. 
Chadwick,  D.  T.  Sidney. 
Dickson,  A.  F.  Caius. 
Kminson,  R.  A.  F.  Down. 
Evershed.  A.  F.  C.-H.  Girton. 
Farrow,  E.  P.  Trin. 
Faulkner,  O.  T.  Caius. 


Fleming,  J.  Magd. 
Grantham,  .J.  Down. 
Guillebaud,  W.  H.  Joh. 
Hall.  R.  Down. 
Jackson,  F.  K.  Christ's. 
Olive,  G.  W.  Clare. 
Pease,  M.  S.  Trin. 
Pegg,  H.  G.  Jesus. 
Storey,  G.  Queens'. 
Walton,  J.  H.  King's. 


DIPLOMAS  IN   TROPICAL  MEDICINE   AND  HYGIENE. 


Aserappa,  C.  V. 
Corson,  .J.  F. 
Craig,  P.  L.  L. 
Davys,  G.  I. 
El  daba,  G.  G. 
Gourlay,  C.  A. 
Hansehell.  H.  M-^C. 
Johnston,  J.  E.  L. 


I  Lapsley,  W. 

I  Loughnan,  W.  F.  M. 

M'^Combie,  F.  C. 

j  M^Hattie,  A.  C.  N, 

I  Neligan,  A.  R. 

;  Owen,  A.  H.  Caius. 

I  Rennie,  P.  M. 

'  Simpson,  C.  F. 


Smith,  H.  E. 
Spearman,  B.  Caius. 
Stannus,  H.  S. 
Stocker,  C.  J.  Trin. 
Strangman,  C.  L. 
Telfer,  W. 
Turner,  W.  Y. 
Wright,  W.  D. 


DIPLOMAS  IN   GEOGRAPHY. 


Chapman,  A.  d'A.  E.  King's. 
Clarke.  P.  G.  F.  Down. 
Franklin,  D.  1.  Girton. 
Hammond,  P.  S.  R.  Newnham. 
Machin,  A.  E.  Down. 


Martin,  G.  W.  Down. 
Neale,  A. 

Nuttall,  E.  D.  Christ's. 
Read,  M.  H.  Newnham. 
Sowerbutts,  R.  Cath. 


DIPLOMA  IN   ANTHROPOLOGY. 
Haddon,  E.  B.  Christ's. 


DIPLOMA  IN  FORESTRY. 
Long,  A.  P.  Joh. 


UNIVERSITY  OFFICERS,  &c. 


CHANCELLOR. 

The  office  of  Chancellor  is  held  for  two  years,  or  for  such  a 
length  of  time  beyond  two  years  as  the  tacit  consent  of  the 
University  permits.  The  election  of  a  Chancellor  must  he  com- 
pleted before  the  fifteenth  day  after  declaration  of  a  vacancy,  and 
is  more  burgensium.  If  the  vacancy  becomes  known  in  Vacation 
after  the  end  of  Easter  Term,  it  is  declared  on  the  first  day  of  the 
ensuing  Michaelmas  Term. 

EI-KCTED. 

Ifi88  Charles  Seymour,  Duke  of  Somerset,  Trinity. 

1748  Thomas  Holies  Pelham,  Duke  of  Newcastle,  Clare. 

I7C8  Augustus  Henry  Fitzroy,  Duke  of  Grafton,  M.A.  St  Peter's. 

1811  His  Royal  Highness  William  Frederick,  Duke  of  Gloucester,  LL.D.  1'riuity. 

1834  John  Jeffreys  Pratt,  Marquis  Camden,  LL.D.  Trinity. 

184(»  Hugh  Percy,  Duke  of  Northumberland,  LL.D.  St  John's. 

1847  His  Royal  Highness  Prince  Albert,  LL.D.  Trinity. 

1801  William  Cavendish,  Duke  of  Devonshire,  LL.D.  Trinity. 

1892  Spencer  Compton  Cavendish,  Duke  of  Devonshire,  LL.D.  Trinity. 

1908  John  Wihiam  Strutt,  Baron  Kayleigh,  M.A.,  Hon.  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 


HIGH  STEWARD. 

Election  as  for  the  Chancellor. 

ELECTED. 

1721  Arthur,  Earl  of  Anglesea,  Magdalene. 

1737  Thomas  Holies,  Duke  of  Newcastle,  Clare. 

1749  Philip  Yorke,  Lord  Hardwicke,  LL.D.  Lord  Chancellor. 

1764  Philip  Yorke,  Earl  of  Hardwicke,  LL.D.  Corpus. 

17})(»  Right  Hon.  William  Pitt,  M.A.Pembroke 

1806  Philip  Yorke,  Earl  of  Hardwicke,  M.A.  Queens'. 

1834  Hugh  Percy,  Duke  of  Northumberland,  LL.D.  St  John's. 

184(1  John  Singleton  Copley,  Lord  Lyndhurst,  LL.D.  Trinity. 

18G8  lidward  James  Herbert,  Earl  of  Powis,  LL.D.  St  John's. 

1891  Thomas  de  (Jrey,  Lord  Walsingham,  M.A.  Trinity. 


VICE-CHANCELLOR. 

The  office  is  annual.  On  the  day  preceding  the  day  of  election 
the  Council  of  the  Senate  nominate  for  the  office  two  Heads  of 
Colleges,  one  of  whom  is  elected  by  the  Members  of  the  Senate. 
The  Vice-Chancellor  is  elected  on  June  1,  or,  if  that  day  be  a 
Sunday  or  a  Monday,  on  June  3;  and  he  enters  upon  office  on 
the  first  day  of  the  Michaelmas  Term  following,  or,  if  that  day  be 
a  Sunday,  on  the  day  preceding. 


183.'i  George  Archdall,D.D.  Emm. 

1836  Gilbert  Ainslie,D.D.  Pembroke. 

1837  Thomas  Worsley,  M.A.  Downing. 
18.38  William  Hodgson,  D.D.  StPeter's. 

1839  Ralph  Tatham,  D.D.  Joh. 

1840  John  Graham,  D.D.  Christ's. 

1841  George  Archdall,  D.D.  Emm. 

1842  William  Whewell,  D.D.  Trinity. 

1843  William  Hodgson,  D.D.  StPeter's. 

1844  Robert  Phelps,  D.D.  Sidney. 
184.1  Ralph  Tatham,  D.D.  Joh. 
1846  Henry  Philpott,  B.D.Cath. 


■  I.KCTEU. 

1847  Robert  Phelps,  D.D.  Sidney. 

1848  H.  Wilkinson Cookson, D. D.StPcter's. 

1849  JamesCartmell,D.D;  Christ's. 
IS.W  George ElwesCorrie, B.D.Jesus. 
18.'>1  Richard  Okcs,  D.D.  King's. 
1852  James  Pulling, D.D.  Corpu.«. 

18.53  Thomas  ChasGeldart,  LL.D.Trin.H. 
1854  Edwin  Guest,  LL.D.  Caius. 

18.55  William  Whewell,  D.D.  Trinity. 

18.56  Henry  Philpott,  D.  D.  Cath. 

18.57  Henry  Philpott,  D.D.  Cath. 
1858  William  H.  Bateson,  D.D.  Joh. 


UNIVERSITY  OFFICERS. 


763 


CLKOTBO 

1859  Hon.  Latimer  Neville,  M.A.  Magd. 

1860  Hon.  Latimer  Neville,  M.A.  Magd. 

1861  George  Phillips,  D.D.Queens'. 

1862  Edward  Atkinson,  D.D.Clare. 

1863  H. Wilkinson Cookson.D.D.StPeter's. 

1864  H.  Wilkinson  Cookson, D.D.St  Peter's. 
186.5  James  Cartmell,  D.D.Christ's. 

1866  James  Cartmell,  D.D.Christ's. 

1867  W.  H.Thompson,  D.D.  Trinity. 

1868  Edward  Atkinson,  D.D.  Clare. 

1869  Edward  Atkinson,  D.D.  Clare. 

1870  John  Power,  M.A.  Pemb. 

1871  John  Power,  M.A.  Pemb. 

1872  H.Wilkinson  Cookson, D.D.  St  Peter's. 

1873  H.Wilkinson  Cookson, D.D.  StPeter's. 

1874  Samuel  George  Phear,  D.  D.  Emm. 

1875  Samuel  George  Phear,  D.D.  Emm. 
187()  Edward  Atkinson,  D.D.  Clare. 

1877  Edward  Atkin.son,  D.D.  Clare. 

1878  John  Power,  D.D.  Pembroke. 

1879  Edward  Henry  Perowne,  D.D.  Corp. 

1880  Edward  Henry  Perowne,  D.D.  Corp. 

1881  James  Porter,  D.D.  St  Peter's. 

1882  James  Porter,  D.D.  St  Peter's. 

188,3  Norman  Macleod  Ferrers,  D.D.  Caius. 

1884  NormanMacleod Ferrers,  D.D.  Caius. 

1885  Charles  Anthonv  Swainson,  D.D.  Clir. 
188(3  Charles  Taylor,  D.D.  Joh, 


BLKCTBD 

1887  Charles  Taylor,  D.D.  Joh. 

1888  Charles  Edward  Searle,  D.D.  Pemb 

1889  Henry  Montagu  Butler,  D.D.  Trin. 

1890  Henry  Montagu  Butler,  D.D.  Trin. 

1891  John  Peile,  Litt.D.  Christ's. 

1892  John  Peile,  Litt.D.  Christ's. 

189.3  Augustus  Austen  Leigh,  M.A.  King's 

1894  Augustus  Austen  Leigh,  M.A.  King's. 

1895  Charles  Smith,  M.A.  Sidney. 
1890  Charles  Smith,  M.A.  Sidney. 

1897  Alex  Hill,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Downing. 

1898  Ale.v  Hill,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Downing. 

1899  William  Chawner,  M.A.,  Emm. 

1900  William  Chawner,  M.A.,  Emm. 

1901  Adolphus  William  Ward,  LittD.,  Pet. 

1902  Frederick  Henry  Chase,  D.D.,  Q,u. 

1903  Frederick  Henry  Chase,  D.D.,  Q,u. 

1904  Edward  Anthonv  Beck,  M.A.,  Trin.H. 

1905  Edward  Anthony  Beck,  M.  A.,  Trin.H. 

1906  Ernest  Stewart  Roberts,  M.A.,  Caius. 

1907  Ernest  Stewart  Roberts,  M.A. , Caius. 

1908  Arthur  James  Mason,  D.D.,  Pemb. 

1909  Arthur  .James  Mason,  D.D.,  Pemb. 

1910  Robert  Forsyth  Scott,  M.A.,  Joli. 

1911  Robert  Forsyth  Scott,  M.A.,  Joh. 

1912  S.  Alexander  Donaldson,  D.D.,Magd. 

1913  Stuart  AiEXANDKR  Donaldson,  D.I). 

Magd. 


REPRESENTATIVES  IN  PARLIAMENT. 
James  I.,  by  his  Charter  in  the  first  year  of  his  reign,  granted 
power  to  the  Chancellors,  Masters,  and  Scholars  of  the  two  Uni- 
versities, to  elect  and  return  two  persons  in  each,  to  represent  them 
in  Parliament.  Whenever  there  is  a  vacancy  in  the  representation, 
the  Sheriif  sends  the  precept  to  the  Vice-Chancellor,  who  proceeds 
to  election  within  six  days  after  receipt  of  it,  giving  three  clear 
days  notice  at  least  of  the  day  of  election.  At  the  time  of  election 
the  two  Proctors  stand  in  scrutiny  with  the  Vice-Chancellor,  who 
is  the  returning  officer.  The  members  of  the  Senate  give  their 
votes  in  writing  in  person  or  by  voting  papers  tendered  for  them. 

Kl.lei'TKD.  I  BLBCTED. 

1868  A.J.B.  Beresford-Hope,LL. D.Trinity. 
1868  Rt.  Hon.  S.  H.  Walpole,  LL.D.  Trinity. 

A.J.B.  Beresford  Hope,  LL.D. Trinity. 
1874  Rt.  Hon.  S.  H.Walpole  LL.D. Trinity. 

A.J. B. Beresford-Hope, LL.D.  Trinity. 
1880  Rt.  Hon.  S.  H.  Walpole,  LL.D.  Trinity. 

A.  J.  B.  Heresford-Hope,  LL.D. Trinity. 
1882  Rt.  Hon.  H.  C.  Raikes,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1885  Rt.  Hon.   A.  J.  B.  Beresford-Hope, 
LL. I).  Trinity. 

Rt.  Hon.  H.  C.  Raikes,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1886  Rt.  Hon.  A.  J.  B.   Beresford-Hope, 
LL.D.  Trinity. 

Rt.  Hon.  H.  C.  Raikes,  M.A.  Trinitj'. 

1887  G.  G.  Stokes,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

1891  R.  C.  J  ebb,  Littl>.  Trinity. 

1892  R.  C.  Jebb,  LittD.  Trinity. 
Rt.  Hon.  Sir  J.  E.  Gorst,  M.A.  Joh. 

1896  R.  C.  Jebb,  LittD.  Trinitv. 
;  Rt  Hon.  Sir  J.  K.  Gorst,  M.  A.,  Joh. 

19(M)  Sir  R.  C.  Jebb,  LittD.  Trinity. 
I  Rt  Hon.  Sir  J.  E.  Gorst,  M.A.  Joh. 

\  190G  S,  H.  Butcher,  M.A.  Trinity. 
f  J.  F.  P.  Rawlinson,  LL.M.  Trinity. 

I  1911  Sir  J.  Larmor,  M.A.  Joh. 


1832  Rt.  Hon.  H.  Goulburn,  M.A.  Trmity. 

Rt.    Hon.    Sir   C.    Manners   Sutton, 
K.G.C.B.,  LL.D., Trinity. 
18.3.'->  Rt.  Hon.  H.  Goulburn,  M.A.Trinity. 

Rt.    Hon.    Sir  C.    Manners  Sutton, 
K.G.C.B.,LL.D.,  Trinity. 
1835  Hon.CharlesEwanLaw,  M.A.  Joh. 
1837  Rt.Hon.  H.  Goulburn,  M.A.Trinity. 

Hon.CharlesEwanLaw,  M.A.  Joh. 
1841  Rt.  Hon.  H.  Goulburn,  M.A.  Trinity. 

Hon.  Charles  Ewan  Law,  M.A.  Joh. 
1847  Rt.  Hon.  H.  Goulburn,  M.A.  Trinity. 

Hon.  CharlesEwanLaw.M.A.Joh. 
1850  L.  T.  Wigram,  M.A.  Trinity. 
18.52  Rt.  Hon.  H.  Goulburn,  M.A.  Trinity. 

L.  T.  Wigram,  M.A.Trinity. 

1856  Rt.  Hon.  S.H.  Walpole, M.A.  Trinity. 

1857  Rt  Hon.  S.H.  Walpole,  M.A.  Trinity. 
L.  T.  Wigram,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1858  Rt  Hon.  S.  H.  Walpole,  M.A.  Trinity. 
IS-W  Rt  Hon.  S.  H.  Walpole,  M.A.  Trinity. 

C.  J.  Selwyn,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1865  RtHon.S.  H.Walpole,  LL.D. Trinity. 
C.J.  Selwyn,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1866  Rt  Hon.  S.H.  W.ilpole,  LL.D. Trinity. 

1867  C.  J.  Selwyn,  LL.D.  Trinity. 


32—5 


764  UNIVERSITY  OFFICERS. 

COMMISSARY. 

The  Commissary  is  appointed  by  the  Chancellor  by  Letter^ 
Patent. 

1824    J.  F.  Pollock,  M. A.  Trinity.         I  1868  W.  Forsyth,  M. A.  Trinity. 

1835  John  Hildyard,  M.A.  Joh.  1898  W.  Forsyth,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1855    C.  J.  Selwyn,  M.A.Trinity.  I  1900  J.  F.  P.  Rawlinson,  LL.M.  Trin. 


PROCTORS. 

In  every  year  two  Colleges  nominate  persons  for  Proctors  in 
the  order  prescribed  in  a  cycle  of  50  years.  Each  of  the  two 
Colleges  nominates  one  person,  who  must  be  a  Member  of  the 
Senate  of  at  least  three  years'  standing,  and  must  have  resided 
in  the  University  for  the  major  part  of  each  of  three  terms  during 
the  preceding  two  years.  He  must  be  presented  to  the  Vice- 
Chancellor,  in  the  presence  of  the  Registrary,  by  the  Head  of  his 
College,  or  by  some  one  in  his  name,  before  the  end  of  the  Easter 
Term. 

If  the  office  becomes  vacant  before  the  expiration  of  the  year, 
Trinity  Hall  presents  a  Proctor  for  the  remainder. 

The  Proctors  are  elected  by  the  Senate  on  the  first  of  October. 

1912-1913  .J.  C.  Lawson,  M.A.,  Pemb.         1    1913-1914  S.  Gaselee,  M.A.,  Magd. 
P.  C.  T.  Crick,  M.A.,  Clare,         '  F.  J.  Dykes,  M.A.,  Trin. 


PRO-PROCTORS. 

The  office  of  Pro-Proctor  was  instituted  by  a  Grace  of  the 
Senate,  April  29,  1818.  The  Pro-Proctors  are  nominated  by  the 
Colleges  according  to  the  cycle  of  Proctors,  (each  College  nomi- 
nating a  Pro- Proctor  the  year  before  it  nominates  a  Proctor,)  for 
the  approbation  of  the  Senate;  and  the  election,  which  is  by  Grace, 
takes  place  at  the  last  Congregation  in  May. 

1913-1914  T.  W.  Crafer,  B.D.,  Jesus. 
T.  R.  Glover,  M.A.,  .Joh. 


ADDITIONAL  PRO-PROCTORS. 

By  Grace  of  the  Senate,  June  6,  1878,  Two  Additional  Pro- 
Proctors,  who  shall  be  Master  of  Arts  or  of  Law  of  not  less  than 
three  years'  standing,  are  to  be  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate 
in  October  in  each  year,  on  the  nomination  of  the  Vice-Chancellor 
and  Proctors,  to  hold  office  till  the  appointment  of  their  successors. 

1912-1913  Dr  F.  II.  A.  Marshall. 

C.  A.  E,  Pollock,  M.A.,  Corpus. 


PUBLIC  ORATOR. 

The  Council  of  the  Senate  nominate  two  persons;  and  on  the 
following  day  one  of  them   is  elected  by  the  Members  of  the 


UNIVERSITY   OFFICERS. 


756 


Senate.    The  election  must  be  made  within  fourteen  days  (ex- 
clusive of  any  vacation)  from  the  vacancy  being  known. 


Desidenus  Erasmus,  D.D.  Queens' 
1522  R.  Crook,  M.  A. 
1527  G.  Day.M.A.Joh. 

1537  J.  Redman,  D.D.  Kings  Hall. 

1538  T.  Smith,  LL.D.  Queens'. 
1.542  J.  Cheke,  M.A.Joh. 
IM6  Rog.  Aseham,  M.A.Joh. 
1554  T.  Gardiner,  M.A.  King's. 
1557J.Stokys,M.A.  King's. 
l.'>59  G.  Ackworth,  M.A.  Pet. 
1560  Ant.  Girlington,  M.A.  Pemb. 
1.561  And.Oxenbridge,M.A.  Trinity. 

1563  W.  Masters,  M.A.  King's. 

1564  T.  Byng,  M.A.  Clare. 
157(»  W.  Lewyn,  M.A.  Christ's. 
1571  J. Beacon,  M.A.Joh. 

1573  R.  Bridgwater,  M.A.  King's. 
1580  Ant.  Wingfield,  M.A.Trinity. 
1589  H.  Mowtlow.  M.A.  King's. 
1.594  R.Naunton,  M.A.  Trinity. 
1611  F.Nethersole,  M.A.  Trinity. 
1619  Geo.  Herbert,  M.A.  Trinity. 
1627  R.  Creyghton,  M.A.Trinity. 


1639  H.  Mole,  M.A.  King's. 

1650 Ralph  Widdrington,  M.A  .Christ's. 

1672  H.  Paman,  M.D.  Joh, 

1681  J.BiUers,  LL.B.Joh. 

1688  H.Felton,  LL.D.  Pet. 

16.98  W.  Ayloffe,  M.A.Trinity. 

1726  E. Castle,  M.  A. Corpu.s. 

1730  P.  Williams,  LL.B.Joh. 

1741  J.Tunstall,  LL.B.Joh. 

1746  P.  Yonge,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1752  J.  Skynner,  M.A.  Joh. 

1762  W.  Barford,  M.A.  King's. 

1768  R.  Beadon,  M.A.  Joh. 

1778  W.Pearce,  LL.B.  Joh. 

1788  W.  Lort  Mansel,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1798  E.  Outram,  M.A.Joh. 

1809  R.Tatham,  M.A.Joh. 

1836  Chris. Wordsworth,  M.A.Trinity. 

1836  Thomas  Crick,  B.D.  Joh. 

1848  W.  H.  Bateson,B.D.  Joh. 

18.57  W.  G.  Clark,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1869  R.  C.  Jebb,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1876  J.  E.  Sandys,  M.A.  Joh. 


REGISTRARY. 

[oraination  and  election  similar  to  the  preceding. 


1506 

R. 

1543 

J. 

1558 

M 

1591 

T. 

1600 

J. 

1645 

M. 

1683 

J. 

1701 

R. 

1726 

L. 

1734 

J. 

Hobys,  M.A.  King's.  1751  L. 

Meeres,  M.A.  King's.  17.58  H. 

.  Stokys,  M.A.  King's.  1778  G. 

Smith,  M.A.Joh.  1809  G. 

Tabor,  M.A.  Corpus.  1816  W 

.  VVhinn,  M.A.  Joh.  1832  J. 

Halman,  M.A.  Cai.  1862  H. 

Grove,  M.A.Joh.  1891  J. 

Newton,  M.A.Joh.  1910  J. 
Taylor,  M.A.  Joh. 

Assistant  Registrary. 
1911    B.  Benhani,  M.A.  King's. 


Caryl,  D.D.  Jes, 
Hubbard,  B.D.Emm. 
Borlase,  M.A.  Pet. 
A.  Pemberton,  B.D.  Emm. 
.  Hustler,  M.A.  Jes. 
Romilly,  M.A.  Trinity. 
R.  Luard,  M.A.Trinity. 
W.  Clark,  M.A,  Trinity. 
N.  Keynes,  Sc.D.  Pemb. 


1577 
1581 
1583 
1.587 
1594 
1623 
1629 
1653 
1659 
1661 
1668 
1684 
1686 
1712 


LIBRARIAN. 

Nomination  and  election  similar 

W.  James,  M.A.  Pet.  1718 

R.  Moodie.  1721 

H.  Frogge,  Trin.  1731 

J.Matthew.  1734 

G.  Duckett,  M.A.  Trin.  1751 

T.Brooke,  M.A.  Trin.  1783 

A.  Wheelock.B.D.  Trin.  1817 

W.Moore,  M.A.  Cai,  1822 

T.Smith,  B.D.  Chr.  1845 

J.  Dobson,  B.D.  Corpus.  1864 

R.  Peachey,  M.A.  Pemb.  1867 

J.  Manfield,  M.A.  Trin.  1886 

J .  Laughton,  M.A.  Trin.  1889 
P.  Brooke,  B.D.  Joh, 


to  the  preceding. 

T.  Macro,  M.A,  Cai. 
S.  Hadderton,  M.A,  Trin. 
J.Taylor,  M.A.  Joh. 
T,  Pame,  B.D,  Trin, 
S.  Whisson.M.A,  Trin. 
J.Davies,  M.A.  Trin. 

E.  D,  Clarke,  LL.D.  Jesu.s. 
J.  Lodge,  M.A.  Magd. 

J.  Power,  M.A.  Clare. 
J.  E.  B,  Mayor,  M.A.Joh. 
H.  Bradshaw,  M.A,  King's, 
W,  11.  Smith,  M.A,  Christ's. 

F.  J.  II.  Jcnkinson,  M.A,  Trin, 


ESQUIRE  BEDELLS. 

Nomination  and  election  similar  to  the  preceding. 
1877    A.  P,  Humphry,  M,A,  Trin.        |        1900    A.  IT.  Evans,  M.A.  Clare. 


UNIVERSITY  COUNSEL. 

1879  A,  Cohen,  M.A. ,K,C,,  Magdalene. 


PROFESSORSHIPS. 


LADY  MARGARET'S  PROFESSORSHIP  OF  DIVINITY. 

This  Professorship  was  founded  in  1502  by  Lady  Margaret, 
mother  of  Henry  VII.  The  electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor, 
together  with  the  Doctors  and  Bachelors  in  Divinity  who  are 
Members  of  the  Senate.  Lady  Margaret's  stipend  of  20  marks 
per  annum  was  augmented  by  James  I.  with  the  rectorial  tithes 
of  Terrington,  Norfolk,  (of  which  a  portion  is  now  assigned  to  the 
endowment  of  the  Norrisian  Professorship),  and  by  Mrs  Alice 
Davers  with  a  small  garden  in  Cambridge. 


1502 

1504 
1506 
1511 
1515 
1521 
1532 
1538 
1542 
1544 
1549 
1554 
1556 
1559 
1561 
1563 
1567 
1569 
1570 
1573 
1574 
1.596 


John  Fisher,  D.D.  Master  of 

Michael  House. 
Thomas Cosyn,  D.D,  Corpus. 
William  Burgoine,  B.D.  Peter's. 
Desid. Erasmus,  D.D.Queens'. 
J.  Fawne,  D.D.  Queens'. 
T.Ashley,  D.D.King's. 
W.Buckmaster,  D.D. 
J .  Redmayn,  D.D.  J  oh. 
W.  Skete,  B.D.  King's. 
W.  Glynn,  D.D.  Trin. 
J.  Redmayn,  D.D.  Trin. 
T.  Segiswyke,  D.D.  Peter's. 
G.  Bullock,  B.D.Joh. 
R  Beaumont,  M.A.  Peter's. 
M.  Hutton,  M.A.  Trin. 
J.Whitgift,  B.D.Peter's. 
W. Chaderton,  B.D.Christ's. 
T.  Cartwright,  B.D.  Trin. 
J.  Still,  B.D.  Christ's. 
.T.  Handson.B.D.  Trin. 
P.  Bare. 
T.Playfere,  D.D.Joh. 


1609  J.  Davenant,  B.D.  Queens'. 

1623  S.Ward,  D.D.  Sid. 

1643  R.  Holdsworth,  D.D.  Emm. 

1649  R.  Love,  D.D.  Corpus. 

1661  P.Gunning,  D.D.  Corpus. 

1661  J.  Pearson,  D.D.  Jes. 

1672  R.Widdrington,  D.D.  Christ's. 

1688  H.Gower,D.D.  Joh. 

1711  R.Jenkin,  D.D.  Joh. 

1727  J.  Newcome,  D.D.  Joh, 

1765  Zach.  Brooke,  D.D.Joh. 

1788  J.  Mainwaring,  B.D.  Joh. 

1807  Herbert  Marsh,  B.D.Joh. 

1839  John  James  Blunt,  B.D.  Joh. 

1855  William  Selwyn,B.D.  Joh. 

1875  J.  B.  Liglitfoot,  D.D.  Trin. 

1879  C.  A.  Swainson,  D.I).  Christ's. 

1887  F.  .1.  A.  llort,  D.D.  Emm. 

1892  J.  R.  Lumby,  D.D.  Cath. 

1895  A.  J.  Mason,  D.D.  Trinity. 

1903  A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  D.D.  trin. 

1907  W.  R.  Inge,  M.A.  King's. 

1911  J.  F.  Bethune-Baker,  B.D.  Pemb. 


REGIUS  PROFESSORSHIP  OF  DIVINITY. 

The  electors  are  the  Council  of  the  Senate.  The  candidates 
must  be  B.D.  or  D.D.,  and  the  day  assigned  for  their  expositions 
is  not  sooner  than  fourteen  days,  nor  later  than  twenty-eight 
days,  after  notice  of  the  vacancy.  This  Professorship,  founded 
by  Henry  VIII.  1540,  and  endowed  with  a  stipend  of  £40  per 
annum,  was  augmented  by  James  I.  with  the  Rectory  of  Somer- 
sham,  Hunts.  The  endowment  was  further  augmented  in  1878  by 
a  bequest  of  £1000  from  George  Jeremy,  Esq.,  of  Lea  Coombe 
House,  Axminster. 

By  an  Act  of  1882  the  Rectory  of  Somersham  was  disannexed 
from  the  Professorship,  the  Professor  to  receive  one- half  of  the 
net  income  of  the  benefice. 


1540  E.  Wygan,  D.D. 

T.  Madewe,  D.D.  .loh. 
1550  Martin  Bucer,  D.D. 
1557  T.  Segiswyke,  D.D.  Trin. 
15(51  L.  Pilkington,  D.D.  Joh. 
1562  M.  Hutton,  B.D.  Pemb. 
1567  J.  Whitgift,  D.D.  Trin. 
1577  W.  Chaderton,  D.D.  Queens'. 
1580  W.  Whitaker,  D.D.  Trin. 
1596  J.  Overall,  D.D.  Trin. 
1607  J.  Richardson,  D.D.  Emm. 
1617  S.  Collins,  D.D.  King's. 
1651  J.  Arrowsniith,  D.D.  .Joh. 
1656  A.  Tuckney,  D.D,  Joh. 


I  1661  P.  Gunning,  D.D.  Corpus. 

1674  J.  Beaumont,  D.D.  Peter's. 

1699  H.  James,  D.D.  Queens'. 

1717  R.  Bentley,  D.D.  Trin. 
;  1742  J.  Whalley,  D.D.  Peter's. 

I  1749  J.  Green,  B.D.Joh. 

I  1756  T.  Rutherforth,  D.D.  Joh. 

I  1771  Rd.  Watson,  D.D.  Trin. 

1816  John  Kaye,  D.D.  Christ's. 
I  1827  Thos.  Turton,  B.D.  Cath. 

I  1843  Alfred  Ollivant, D.D.  Trin. 

I  18.')0  JamesAmirauxJeremie.B.D.  Trin. 

I  1870  Brooke  Foss  Westcott,  D.D.  Trin. 

I  1890  Henry  Barclay  Swete,  D.D.  Caius. 


PROFESSORSHIPS. 


767 


REGIUS  PROFESSORSHIP  OF  CIVIL  LAW. 

The  Professor  is  appointed  by  the  King,  to  continue  in  office 
'* durante  bene  placitoy  Founded  by  Henry  VIII.  1540.  Stipend, 
£40  per  annum,  (reduced  by  fees  to  £34.  18*.),  and  £100  from  the 
University.  A  further  stipend  of  ,£400  is  paid  to  the  present 
Regius  Professor  by  the  University. 

A  fee  of  £10. 10*.  is  paid  to  the  Regius  Professor  from  all 
Candidates  for  the  degree  of  Doctor  of  Law,  and  a  fee  of 
£3.  3*.  from  all  Candidates  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  or 
Master  of  Law  who  have  not  obtained  Honours  in  the  Law 
Tripos.  The  Professor  is  also  authorised  to  receive  £2.  2*.  in 
each  Term  from  Students  who  attend  his  Lectures  voluntarily, 
but  this  payment  has  for  some  time  not  been  required. 


1542  T.  Smith,  LL.D.  Queens'. 

H.  Busbie,  LL.D.  Trin.  U. 
1550  Walter  Haddon,  LL.D.  King's. 
1559  W.  Drury,  LL.B.  Trin.  H. 
1561  W.  Sone,  M.A. 
15(53  W.  Clarke,  M.A.  Clare. 

T.  Legge,  LL.D.  Caius. 
I.'i74  T.  Bynge,  LL.D.  Clare. 
\m\  J.  Cowell,  LL.D.  King's. 
Kill  T.  Morrison,  LL.D.  King's. 

G.  Porter,  LL.D.  Queens*. 
1635  T.  Goad,  LL.D.  King's. 
mm  J.  Clark.  LL.D.  Trin.  Hall. 


1673  J.  Boord,  LL.D.  Trin.  Hall. 
1684  G.  Oxinden,  LL.D.  Trin.  Hall. 
1703  T.  AyloflFe,  LL.D.  Trin.  Hall. 
1714  F.  Dickins,  LL.D.  Trin.  Hall. 
1755  H.  Monson,  LL.D.  Trin. Hall. 
1757  V^m.  Ridlington,LL.D.  Trin.  H. 
1770  S.  Hallifax,LL.D.  Trin.  Hall. 
1782  J.  Jowett.LL.D.  Trin.  Hall. 
1814  J.W.  Geldart.LL.D.  Trin.  Hall. 
1847  H.S.  Maine,  M.A.  Trin.  Hall. 
1854  John  Thomas  Abdy,  LL.D.  Trin.  H. 
1873  E.  C.  Clark,  M.A. ,  LL.M.  Trinity. 


REGIUS  PROFESSORSHIP  OF  PHYSIC. 

Founded  by  Henry  VIII.  1540.  The  appointment  by  the 
King.  A  house  and  premises  were  left  to  this  Professorship  by 
Mr  Crane  in  1654,  The  site  being  required  for  the  building  of  the 
Senate-House  in  1724,  they  were  exchanged  for  property  in  Market 
Street.  The  stipend  J700  per  annum  paid  by  the  University 
(stipend  £500  per  annum  if  the  Professor  holds  a  Headship  or  a 
Fellowship). 


l.'>.')4  J.Blyth.M.D.  King's. 

J.  Hatcher,  M.D,  Joh. 

H.  Walker,  M.D. 
um  T.  Lorkin,  M.D.  Peter's. 
urns  W.  Ward,  M.D.  King's. 

W.  Burton,  M.D.  King's. 

J.Gostlin,M.D.Caius. 
1625  J.Collins,  M.D. Joh. 

R.  Winterton,  M.D.  King's. 


16.36  F.Glisson,  M.D.  Caius. 
1677  R-  Brady,  M.D.  Caius. 
1700  Chris.  Greene,  M.D.  Caius. 
1741  R.  Plumtre,  M.D,  Queens'. 
1793  I.  Pennington,  M.D.  Joh. 
1817  J.  Haviland,  M.D,  Joh. 
1851  H.  J.  H.  Bond,  M.D.  Corpus. 
1872  G.  E.  Paget,  M.D.,  P.R.S.Caius. 
1892  T.  C.  Allbutt,  M.D.,  F.R.S.  Caius. 


REGIUS  PROFESSORSHIP  OF  HEBREW. 

The  electors  are  the  same  to  this  as  to  the  Regius  Professor 
of  Divinity.  Stipend  i;40  per  annum.  This  Professor.ship,  founded 
by  Henry  VIII.  1540,  was  during  the  reign  of  Queen  Victoria 
further  endowed  with  a  canoury  of  Ely  Cathedral. 


758 


PROFESSORSHIPS. 


1547  R.  Wakefield,  M.A. 
1580  E.  Lively,  M.A.  Trin. 
1605  R.  Spalding,  B.D.  Joh. 

1607  G.  King, B.D.  King's. 

1608  A.  Byng,B.D.  Peter's. 
R.  Metcalfe,  B.D.  Juh. 

1645  Ralph  Cudworth,  D.D.Clare. 
1688  Wolfran  Stubbe,  D.D.Trin 
169!<J.  Talbot,  M.A.  Trin. 
l7<t4H.  Sike,LL.D.  Trin. 
1712  P. Bouquet,  D.D.Trin. 


1747  T.  Harrison,  M.A.  Trin. 
1753  C.Torriano,  M.A.  Trin. 
1757  W.  Disney,  M.A.  Trin. 
1771  W.Collier,  M.A.  Trin. 
1790  John  Porter,  M.A.  Trin. 
1795  H.Lloyd,  M.A.  Trin. 
1831  Samuel  Lee,  B.D.Queens'. 
1848  W.  H.  Mill,  D.D.  Trin. 
1854  Thos.  Jarrett,  M.A.  Catli. 
18S2  A.  F,  Kirkpatrick,  M.A.  Trin. 
1903  R.  H.  Kennett,  M.A.  Queens'. 


REGIUS  PROFESSORSHIP  OF  GREEK. 

Electors  the  same  as  to  the  last.  Stipend  £360  from  the 
University  and  £290  from  Trinity  College  per  annum.  This 
Professorship  was  founded  by  Henry  VIII.  1540. 


1540 
1.547 
1.549 
l.5<J2 
1.585 
1625 
16.39 
1654 
1660 
166.'$ 
1666 
1672 
1672 
1674 


Desiderius  Erasmus,  D.D.  Queens 

R.  Crook,  M.A. 

T.  Smith,  LL.D.  Queens' 

J.  Cheke,  M.A.John's. 

N.  Carr,  Pemb. 

Fra.  Encinas. 

Bart.  Doddington,  M.A. Trin. 

And.  Downes,  M.A.  Joh. 

R.  Creyghton,  M.A.  Trin. 

J.Duport,B.D.  Trin. 

R.  Widdrington,  M.A.  Christ's. 

I.  Barrow,  M.A.  Trin. 

J.  Valentine,  B.  D.  Trin. 

R.  Creyghton ,  M.A .  Trin. 

T.Galc,  M.A.  Trin. 

Hon.  J. North,  M.A.  Jesus. 

B.  Pulleyn,  B.D. Trin. 


1686  M.  Payne,  M.A. Trin. 
1695  J.  Barnes,  B.D.  Emm. 
1712  T.  Pilgrim,  M.A,  Trin. 
1726  Walter  Taylor,  M.A.  Trin. 
1744  W.  Fraigneau,  M.A.  Trin, 
1750  T.  Francklin,  M.A.  Trin. 
1759  M.Lort,  M.A. Trin. 
1771  J.Lambert,  M.A. Trin. 
1780  W.Cooke, M.A. King's. 
1792  R.  Porson.M.A.  Trin. 
18(»8  J.  H.  Monk,  M.A.  Trin. 
1823  P.  P.  Dobree,  M.A.  Trin. 
1825  J.Scholefield,M.A.  Trin. 
18.53  W.  H.  Thompson.  M.A.  Trin. 
1867  B.  H.  Kennedy.  D.D.  Joh. 
1889  K.  V.  .Jebb,  Litt.l).  Trin. 
1906  H.  Jackson,  Litt.I),  Trin. 


ARABIC. 


This  can  be  held  in  conjunction  with  the  Lord  Almoner's 
Readership  in  Arabic,  but  not  with  any  other  Professorship.  The 
candidate  must  be  well  learned  (probe  eruditus),  and  skilled  in 
the  Oriental  Languages,  especially  the  Arabic.  The  electors  are 
the  Vice-Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected  by  the  Senate, 
two  being  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  three  by  the 
General  Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board  for  Oriental 
Studies.  Founded,  1632,  by  Sir  Thomas  Adams,  Bart.,  and 
endowed  by  him  with  £40  per  annum.  The  Rev.  John  Palmer, 
late  Arabic  Professor,  bequeathed  £1000  for  the  perpetual  aug- 
mentation of  the  Stipend.  By  a  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Oct.  20, 
184 1 ,  this  sum  was  invested  in  the  3  per  cent,  consols.  The  present 
Stipend  is  £700  per  annum  (Stipend  £500  per  annum  if  the 
Professor  holds  a  Headship  or  a  Fellowship). 


16.32  Abraham  Wheelock, M.A. Clare. 
1664  E.  Castle,  D.D.  Emmanuel, 
1685  J,  Luke,  D.D.Chri.st's. 
1702  C.  Wright,  D.D.Trin. 
1711  Simon  Ockley,  D.D.Queens'. 
1720  Leon.  Chappelow.B.D.  Joh. 
1768  S.  Hallifax,LL.D.  Trin,  Hall. 
1770  W.  Craven,  B,D,  Joh, 
1795  J.  D.  Carl "le,  B.D.  Queens'. 


1804  J.  Palmer,  B.D.  John's. 

J 819  S.  Lee,  M.A.  Queens*. 

1831  Thos,  Jarrett, M.A.  Cath. 

18.54  H.  G.  Williams,  B.D.  Emm.in, 

1870  W.  Wright,  LL.D.  Queens', 

1889  W,  Robertson  Smith,  M.A.Christ's. 

1894  Charles  Rieu,  Ph.D, 

1902  E,  G,  Browne,  M.A,,M,B.  Pemb, 


PROFESSORSHIPS. 


769 


MATHEMATICS. 

The  Professorship  was  founded,  1663,  by  Henry  Lucas,  Esq. 
M.P.  for  the  University,  and  was  endowed  with  an  estate  in 
Bedfordshire.  By  Grace  of  the  Senate,  May  27,  1886,  the 
Lucasian  Professorship  was  made  subject  to  the  provisions 
relating  to  Professors  contained  in  Statute  B.  Stipend  J850  per 
annum  paid  by  the  University.  (Stipend  ^650  per  annum  if  the 
Professor  holds  a  Headship  or  Fellowship.)  The  electors  are  the 
Vice-Chancellor  and  the  Heads  of  all  the  Colleges. 


1664  Isaac  Barrow,  B.D.  Trin. 
1669  Isaac  Nbwton,  M.A.  Trin. 
1702  W.  Whiston,  M.A.  Clare. 
1711  N.  Sanderson,  M.A.  Christ's. 
1739  J.  Colson,  M.A.  Emmanuel. 
1760  E.  Waring,  M.A.  Magdalene. 
I79«  Isaac  Milner,  D.D.  Queens'. 


1820  R.  Woodhouse,  M.A.  Caius. 
1B22  T.  Turton,  B.D.  Cath. 
1826  G.B.  Airy,  M.A.  Trin. 
1828  Charles  Babbage,  M.A.  Trin. 
1839  Joshua  King,  LL.D.  Queens'. 
1849  G.  G.  stokes,  M.A.  Pemb. 
1903  J.  Lanuor,  M.A.  Joh. 


MORAL  PHILOSOPHY. 

Founded  1683  in  pursuance  of  the  Will  of  John  Knight- 
bridge,  D.D.,  Fellow  of  St  Peter's;  further  endowed  in  1707 
by  a  bequest  from  Dr  Sraoult.  Stipend  £700  per  annum  ex- 
clusive of  fees.  (Stipend  £500  per  annum  if  the  Professor  holds 
a  Headship  or  a  Fellowship.)  The  electors  are  the  Vice-Chan- 
cellor and  eight  persons  elected  by  the  Senate,  two  being  nomin- 
ated by  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  three  by  the  General  Board  of 
Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board  for  Moral  Science. 


1683  T.Smoult,  B.D.Joh. 
1707  J.Colbatch,  D.D.  Trin. 
1744  R.  Walker, D.D.  Trin. 
1764  E.  Law,  D.D.  Peter's. 
1769  R.  Plumptre,  D.D.Queens'. 
1788  G.Borlase,  B.D.  Peter's. 
1809  R.  T.  Cory,  D.D.  Emmanuel, 


1813  F.  Barnes,  D.D.  Peter's. 
18.38  W.Whewell,  B.D.  Trin. 
1855  J,  Grote, B.D.  Trin. 
1866  J.  F.  D.  Maurice. 
1872  T.R.Birks,  M.A.  Trin. 
1883  H.  Sidgwick,  Litt.D.  Trin. 
1900  W.  R.  Sorley,  M.A.  Trin. 


MUSIC. 

Founded  by  the  University,  in  1684,  on  the  recommendation  of 
the  Crown.  Present  stipend  £200  per  annum.  The  electors  are 
the  Vice-Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected  by  the  Senate,  two 
being  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  three  by  the 
General  Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board  for  Music. 


1684  N.  Staggins,  Mus.  D. 

1705  T.  Tudway,  Mus.  B.  King's. 

1730  M.  Greene,  Mus.  D. 

1755  J.  Randall,  Mus.  D.  King's. 

1799  C.Hague  Mus. B.  Trin.  Hall. 


1821  J.  C.  Whitfeld,  Mus.D,  Trin. 

1836  T.  A.  Walmisley,  Mus.B.  Jes. 

1856  W.  S.  Bennett. 

1875  G.  A.  Macfarren. 

1887  C,  v.  Stanford,  M.A.  Trin. 


760  PROFESSORSHIPS. 

CHEMISTRY. 

Founded  by  the  University,  1702.  Present  stipend  ^850  per 
annum  paid  by  the  University.  Stipend  £650  per  annum  if  the 
Professor  holds  a  Headship  or  Fellowship.  The  electors  are  the 
Vice-Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected  by  the  Senate,  two 
being  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  three  by  the 
General  Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board  for  Physics 
and  Chemistry. 

1703  J.F.  Vigani,  of  Verona.  1773  I.Pennington,  M. A.  Joh. 

■~ ~  1794  W.  Parish,  M. A.  Magdalene. 

1813  S.Tennant,  M.D.  Kinmaniiel. 

1815  J. Gumming,  M.A.Trinity. 

1861  G.  D.J/iveing,M.A.Joh. 

1908  W.  .1.  Pope. 

There  are  three  Demonstrators  of  Chemistry.  The  appoint- 
ments are  made  by  the  Professor  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice- 
Chancellor,  and  the  persons  so  appointed  are  removable  in  like 
manner. 

Demonstrators  of  Chemistry. 
W.  J.  Sell,  Scl).  Christ's. 
H,  J.  H.  Fenton.  ScD.  Christ's. 
F.  VV.  Dootson,  M.A.,  Trin.  Hall. 

Assistant  to  the  Professor. 
.John  Read,  Ph.D.,  (Zurich). 


1713  J.  Waller,  B.D.  Corpus. 
1718  J.Micklebourgh,  M.A. Corpus 
1756  J.  Hadley,  M.A.Queens'. 
1764  R.  Watson,  M.A.Trinity. 


ASTRONOMY  AND  EXPERIMENTAL  PHILOSOPHY. 

Founded  1704  by  Dr  Plume,  Archdeacon  of  Rochester,  and  en- 
dowed with  the  rent  of  an  estate  situated  at  Balshara.  The  sti- 
pend was  increased  by  a  bequest,  in  1768,  from  Dr  Smith,  formerly 
Plumian  Professor,  a  sum  now  producing  about  £46  per  annum 
being  left  by  him  to  the  Plumian  Professor  on  condition  of  an 
examination  for  Smith's  Prizes  being  annually  held.  By  a  statute 
sanctioned  by  the  Queen  in  Council,  March  7,  I860,  the  stipend 
was  augmented  by  one-eighth  of  the  net  annual  income  of  Lady 
Sadleir's  Foundation  for  Algebra  Lectures, 

Stipend  £S0()  per  annum  exclusive  of  Fees.  (Stipend  £600 
per  annum  if  the  Professor  holds  a  Headship  or  a  Fellowship.) 

Candidates  may  be  Englishmen  {Nostrates),  or  Foreigners. 
The  electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected 
by  the  Senate,  two  being  nominated  by  tlie  Council  of  the  Senate, 
three  by  the  General  Jioard  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board 
for  Mathematics. 


1707  Roger  Cotes,  M.A.Trinity. 
I7IG  R.  Smith,  M.A.Trinity. 
1760  A.  Shepherd,  M.A.  Christ's. 
17%'  S.  Vince,  M.A.Caius. 
1H22  R.Woodhouse,  M.A.Caius. 


1828  G.  B.  Airy,  M.A.  Trinity. 
1836  James Challis,  M.A.  Trinity. 
1883  CJ.  H.  Darwin,  M.A.  Trinity. 
1W3  A.  S.  EddiiiKtoii,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


ANATOMY. 

Founded  by  the  University  in  1707.  Stipend  £000  per  annum 
exclusive  of  fees.  (Stipend  ,£400  per  annum  if  the  Professor 
holds  a  Headship  or  a  Fellowship.)  The  electors  are  the  Vice- 
Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected  by  the  Senate,  two  being 


PROFESSORSHIPS.  761 

nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  three  by  the  General 
Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board  for  Medicine. 

1707  G.  Rolfe.  I  1785  B.  Harwood,  M.B.  Christ's. 

1728  J.  Morgan,  M. A.  Trinity.  1814  J.  Haviland,  M. A  St.  John's. 

1734  G.  Cuthbert,  M.  A.  Trinity.  1817  W.  Clark,  M.  A.  Trinity. 

1735  R.  Bankes,  M.A.  King's.  1866  G.  M.  Humphry,  M.D.  F.R.S. 
1746  W.Gibson,  M.D.Jesus.  Down. 

17.''.3  C.  Collignon,  M.B.  Trinity.  I  1883  A.  Macalister,  M.D.  Dubl.  F.R.S. 

Senior  Demonstrator. 
W.  L.  II.  Duckworth,  M.D.,  ScD.,  Jesus. 

Junior  Demonstrators. 

F.  C.  Keuipson,  M.B.  Caius. 

G.  F.  Rogers,  M.D.  Caius. 

T.  Manners-Smith,  M.A.,  M.B.,  Downing. 
1).  G.  Reid,  M.B.  (Edin.). 

REGIUS  PROFESSOR-OF  MODERN  HISTORY. 

The  Professor  is  appointed  by  the  King,  and  holds  the  Pro- 
fessorship during  pleasure.  He  must  be  a  Master  of  Arts,  or  of 
Law,  or  of  a  superior  degree.  Instituted  by  George  I.  1724,  and 
continued  by  succeeding  Sovereigns.  Stipend  £800  per  annum. 
(Stipend  J600  per  annum  if  the  Professor  holds  a  Headship  or 
Fellowship.) 

1724  s.  Harris,  M.A.  Peter's.  I        1849  The  Right  Hon.  Sir  J.  Stephen, 
1735  Shallet Turner,  LL.D.  Peter's.  K.C.B.,  LL.D.  Trin.Hall. 

1762  L.  Brockett,  B.D.  Trinity.  1        1860  C.  Kingsley,  M.A.,  F.L.S.,F.G.S. 
1768  T.Gray,  LL.B.  Pembroke.  Magd. 

1771  John  Symonds,  M.A.  Peter's.  1869  J.  R.  Seeley,  M.A.  Christ's. 

I807  Wm.  Smyth,  M.A.  Peter's.  i        1895  Rt.  Hon.  Baron Aeton, Hon. LL.D. 

I        1902  J.  B.  Bury.  M.A.  (Dubl.). 


THE  LORD  ALMONER'S  PROFESSORSHIP  OF  ARABIC. 
Instituted  1724. 

The  Reader  and  Professor  of  Arabic  is  appointed  by  the  Lord 
Ai.MONER,  and  the  stipend  (£50  per  annum)  paid  out  of  the 
Almonry  bounty.  The  Professor  is  required  by  his  commission 
to  deliver  at  least  one  public  lecture  yearly  within  the  University 
on  a  subject  connected  with  Arabic  or  Arabic  history  or  litera- 
ture. 

1724  David  Wilkins,  D.D.  1871  E.  H.  Palmer,  M.A.  Joh. 

1729  Leon,  Chappelow,  B.D.  Joh.  1883  W.  Robertson  Smith,  LL.D. 

1768  S.  Hallifax,  LL.D.  Trin.Hall.  1  Aberdeen. 

177(»  W.Craven,  B.D.  Joh.  ]         1886  Hon.    L    G.    N.   Keith-Falconer, 

1815  G.  C.  Renouard, B.D.Sidney.  M.A.  Trin. 

1821  T.  Musgrave,  M.A.  Trin.  |         1887  R.  L.  Bensly,  M.A.  Caius. 

1837  T.Robinson,  M.A.  Trin.  1893  A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.  Trin. 

1865  T.  Preston,  M.A. Trin.  I 


BOTANY. 

Founded  by  the  University  on  Nov.  19,  1724.     Stipend  ,£700 

?er  annum  (stipend  ^500  per  annum  if  the  Professor  holds  a 
leadship  or  Fellowship).     The  electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor 
and  eight  persons  elected  by  the  Senate,  two  being  nominated  by 


762  PROFESSORSHIPS. 

the  Council  of  the  Senate,  three  by  the  General  Board  of  Studies, 
and  three  by  the  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology. 

1724  Richard  Bradley,  F.R.S.  i      1861  C.  C.  Babington,  M.A.,F.R.S.  Joh. 
H'  i:  Martyn,  F.R.S.  Emmanuel.  1895  H.  Marshall  Ward.Sc. I)., F.R.S.  Chr. 

\l*Jil  J-^fr^^^.'  ^•■*-  Sidney.  1906  A.  C.  Seward,  M. A.,  F.H.S.  Emm. 

182.')  J.S.  Henslow,  M.A.Joh,  | 

Senior  Demonstrator. 
F.  T.  Brooks,  M.A.,  Emmanuel. 

Junior  Demonstrator. 
R.  H.  Compton,  B.A.,  Caius. 


GEOLOGY. 

Founded  and  endoy^ed  by  Dr  Woodward  in  1727.  Present 
stipend  oBSOO  and  i  of  the  fees.  The  electors  are  the  Vice- 
Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected  by  the  Senate,  two  being 
nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  three  by  the  General 
Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology. 


1731  ConyersMiddleton,  D.D.Trinity. 
1734  C.  Mason,  M.A.  Trinity. 
1762  J.  Michell,  M.A.  Queens'. 
1764  Sam.  Ogden.D.D.  Joh. 


177«  Thos.  Green,  M.A.  Trinity. 
1788  J.  Hailstone,  M.A.  Trinity. 
1818  A.Sedgwick,  M.A.  Trinity. 
1873  T.  McK.  Hughes,  M.A.  Trinity. 


Assistant  to  tlie  Woodwardian  Frofessor. 
F.  II.  Cowper  Reed,  M.A.  Trin. 


ASTRONOMY  AND  GEOMETRY. 

f  OUNDED  in  1749  by  Thomas  Lowndes,  Esq.  The  electors  are 
the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  President  of  the  Royal  Society  of  Lon- 
don, the  President  of  the  Royal  Astronomical  Society  of  London, 
the  Astronomer  Royal,  and  the  Lucasian,  Plumian,and  Sadlerian 
Professors.  If  a  majority  of  the  electors  is  not  obtained,  that 
person  is  elected  in  whose  favour  the  Chancellor  and  any  three 
of  the  electors  concur.  The  present  stipend  is  £800  per  annum 
exclusive  of  Fees  (£600  per  annum  if  the  Professor  holds  a 
Headship  or  Fellowship).  By  a  Grace  of  the  Senate,  passed 
June  9,  1892,  the  Directorship  of  the  Observatory  was  entrusted 
to  the  present  Lowndean  Professor,  and  a  stipend  of  £l50  a  year 
was  allowed  to  him  out  of  the  University  Chest. 

1750  Roger  Long,  D.D.  Pembroke.        I  1836  George  Peacock,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1771  John  Smith,  D.D.  Caius.  1858  J.C.  Adams.  M.A.  Pembroke. 

179.5  W.  Lax,  M.A.  Trinity.  I  1892  Sir  R.  S.  Ball,  D.Sc.  Dublin. 


NORRISIAN   PROFESSORSHIP  OF  DIVINITY. 

John  Norris,  Esq.of  Witton  in  Norfolk,  bequeathed,  in  1777, 
£10r)  a  year  to  found  and  endow  this  Professorship.  The  Rev. 
Benedict  Chapman,  D.D.  Master  of  Gonville  and  Caius  College, 


PROFESSORSHIPS.  763 

left,  in  1852,  £1000  to  augment  the  Stipend.  By  a  Statute, 
confirmed  by  the  Queen  in  Council  in  1860,  the  Professorship 
is  now  further  endowed  with  the  rectorial  tithe  rent-charge 
of  Terrington  St  John's  and  a  portion  of  the  rent-charge  of 
Terrington  St  Clement's. 

The  office  is  tenable  for  life. 

The  electors  are  the  Heads  of  Houses,  eleven  of  whom  must  be 
present  and  vote.  In  case  of  equality  of  votes  after  three  scrutinies, 
the  Master  of  Trinity,  or  in  his  absence  the  Provost  of  King's,  or 
in  the  absence  of  both  the  Master  of  Caius,  has  a  casting  vote. 


1780  J.Hey,  D.D.  Sidney. 

1795  J.  Fawcett,  B.D.  Joh. 

1815  T.Calvert,  B.D.  Joh. 

1824  J.  B.  HoUingworth,  D.D.  Peter'i 

13.38  G.  E.  Corrie.B.D.  Cath. 


1864  C.  A.  Swainson,  M.  A.  Christ's. 
1879  J.  Rawson  Luniby,  D.D.  Cath. 
1893  J.  A.  Robinson,  B.D.  Christ's. 
1899  II.  C.  G.  Moule,  D.D.  Trin. 
1901  F.  II.  Chase,  D.D.  Queens'. 


1854  E.  Harold  Browne,  M.A.  Einni.     !         1905  F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Trin. 


NATURAL  EXPERIMENTAL  PHILOSOPHY. 

Founded,  1 783,  by  the  Rev.  Richard  Jackson,  M.A.  En- 
dowed with  an  estate  producing  about  £140  per  annum.  Present 
stipend  £500  per  annum. 

By  the  fouftder's  will  the  Professor  is  to  be  chosen  for  his 
knowledge  of  Natural  Experimental  Philosophy  andofChymistry, 
but  he  is  allowed  great  latitude  in  the  choice  of  the  subjects  of  his 
lectures,  provided  they  be  of  an  experimental  character.  It  is 
directed  that  the  natural  bodies  which  are  the  subject  of  inquiry 
be  exhibited  at  the  lectures,  and  a  course  of  experiments  made 
upon  them  in  the  way  of  chemical  analysis. 

The  electors  are  the  Vice-ChanGellor  and  eight  persons  elected 
by  the  Senate,  two  being  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate, 
three  by  the  General  Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board 
for  Physics  and  Chemistry. 

1783  Isaac  Milner,  M.A.  Queens'.  I        1837  R.  Willis,  M.A.,F.R.S.  Caius. 

1792  F.  J.  H.  Woilaston,  M.A.  Trin.  H.  \        1875  J.  Dewar,  F.R.S. 
1813  W.  Farish,  M.A.  Magdalene. 

Jacksonian  Demonstrator. 
W.  IT.  Mills,  M.A.  Jesus. 


DOWNING  PROFESSORSHIP  OF  THE  LAWS   OF 
ENGLAND. 

Founded,  1800,  in  pursuance  of  the  Will  of  Sir  George 
Downing,  Bart,  K.B.  Annual  stipend  an  amount  greater  by  £500 
than  the  share  of  the  revenue  of  Downing  College  paid  to  each 
Fellow.     The  electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor,   the  Master  of 


764  PROFESSORSHIPS. 

Downing  College,  or,  if  the  Master  be  a  Candidate  or  the  Master- 
ship vacant,  the  senior  member  of  the  Governing  Body  of 
Downing  College  who  is  not  a  Candidate,  and  eight  persons 
elected  by  the  Senate,  two  being  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the 
Senate,  three  by  the  General  ]3oard  of  Studies,  and  three  by 
tlie  J3oard  for  Law. 

1800  Edw.  Christian,  M.A.  John's,  I860  W.  LI.  Birkbeck,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1K2.3  T.  Starkie,  M.A.  Cath.  1888  P.  VV.  Maitland,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1849  A.  Amos,  M.A.Trinity.  i        1907  C.  S.  Kenny,  LL.D.  Downing. 


DOWNING  PROFESSORSHIP  OF  MEDICINE. 

Foundation  and  election  as  for  the  preceding,  except  that  the 
Special  Board  of  Studies  is  the  Board  of  Medicine.  Annual 
stipend  an  amount  greater  by  £300  than  the  share  of  the  revenue 
of  Downing  College  paid  to  each  Fellow. 

1800  Busick  Harwood,  M.D.  Emmanuel. 

1814  CornwallisHewett,  M.A.,  M.IX  Downing. 

1841  William  WebsterFisher,  M.  D.  Downing. 

1874  Peter  Wallwork  Latham,  M.A.,  M.D.  Downing. 

1894  John  Muckley  Bradbury,  B.A.,  M.D.,  Downing. 

Assistant. 
W.  E.  Dixon,  M.D.  (Lond.),  M.A.,  Downing. 


MINERALOGY. 

Founded  by  the  University  in  1808.  Present  stipend  £300  per 
annum  paid  from  the  University  Chest. 

Lectures  had  been  given  by  Dr  Clarke  for  two  years  prior  to  the 
establishment  of  the  Professorship,  and  they  were  illustrated  by 
specimens  which  had  been  collected  during  his  travels. 

After  the  death  of  Dr  Clarke  the  Senate  decreed  that  the  Pro- 
fessorship should  be  continued.  At  the  next  vacancy  the  Pro- 
fessorship will  come  under  the  provisions  of  the  Statutes  of  1882. 

The  electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected 
by  the  Senate,  two  being  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate, 
three  by  the  General  Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board 
for  Phy.sics  and  Chemistry. 

1808  E.  D.Clarke,  LL.D.  Jesus.  1832  W.  H.  Miller,  M.A.  John's. 

1822  J.  S.  Henslow,  M.A.  John's.  1881  W.  J.  Lewis,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1828  W.Whewell,  M.A.  Trinity.  I 

Demonstrator  and  Assistant  (Jiivator. 
A.  Hutchinson,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

DISNEY  PROFESSORSHIP  OF  ARCHAEOLOGY. 

Founded  in  1851  by  John  Disney,  Esq.,  of  the  Hyde, 
Ingatestone,  who  also  presented  to  the  University  a  valuable 
collection  of  Ancient  Marbles.  The  Professor  must  be  a  mem- 
ber of  the  University  of  Cambridge,  and  of  the  degree  of  M.A., 
or  some  higher  degree.  He  is  required  to  deliver  Six  Lee- 
tures,  at  least,  during   the    academical  year,  on  the  subject  of 


PROFESSORSHIPS.  765 

Classical,  mediaeval,  and  other  antiquities,  the  fine  arts,  and  all 
matters  and  things  connected  therewith.  The  appointment  re- 
mained with  the  Founder  during  his  life-time,  and  it  is  now  vested 
in  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  Heads  of  Colleges :  the  locum-tenens 
of  the  Head  of  any  College  being  entitled  to  vote  in  his  stead.  The 
Professorship  is  tenable  for  five  years,  and  the  Professor  may  be 
re-elected.  Original  stipend:  the  interest  of  £1000,  3  per  Cent. 
Consolidated  Bank  Annuities :  which  sum  was  increased  in  1857 
by  a  bequest  in  Mr  Disney's  will  to  £3250. 


1851  J.  H.Marsden,B.D.  Joh. 

1856  J.  H.  Marsden,  B.D.  Joh. 

1861  J.  IT.  Marsden,  B.D.  Joh. 

1865  Churchill  Babington,  B.D.  Joh 

1870  Churchill  Babington,  B.D.  Joh 


1885  Percy  Gardner,  Litt.  D.  Christ's. 

1887  G.  F.  Browne,  B.D.  Cath. 

1892  W.  Ridgeway,  M.A.  Caius. 

1898  AV.  Ridgeway,  M.A.  Caius. 

1903  W.  Ridgeway,  M.A.  Caius. 


1875    ChurchillBabington,  B.D.  Joh.     i        1908     W.  Ridgeway,  M.A.  Caius. 
1880    Percy  Gardner,  M.A.  Christ's.         |        1913    W.  Ridgeway,  Sc.D.,  Caius, 


Mr  HULSEs  foundations. 
The  Rev.  John  Hulse,  of  St  John's  college,  B.A.  1728,  died  in 
1789,  bequeathing  his  estates  in  Cheshire  to  the  University,  first, 
to  maintain  two  Scholars  at  St  John's  college;  secondly,  to  found  a 
Prize  for  a  Dissertation;  thirdly,  to  found  and  support  the  office 
of  Christian  Advocate,  and  fourthly,  that  of  the  Hulsean  Lec- 
turer or  Christian  Preacher.  By  a  Statute,  confirmed  by  the 
Queen  in  Council  Aug.  1,  I860,  the  office  of  Hulsean  Professor 
of  Divinity  was  substituted  for  that  of  Christian  Advocate ;  and 
the  office  of  Hulsean  Lecturer  considerably  modified.  The  Bishop 
of  Ely  is  visitor.  The  gross  annual  income  from  Mr  Hulse's 
benefaction  is  about  £1000. 


CHRISTIAN    ADVOCATE. 

1803  W.  Cockburn,  MA.  John's.  18.!.3  J.  A.  Jeremie,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1810  Edw.  Pearson,  D.D.  Sidney.  |  1834  G.  Pearson.  B.D.  John's. 


1811  Geo.  D'Oyly,  B.D.  Corpus. 
1816  T.  Rennell,  M.A.  King's. 

1821  J.  Lonsdale,  M.A.  King's. 

1822  T.  S.  Hughes,  B.D.  Joh. 
1829  Hugli  Jas.  Rose,  B.D.  Trin. 


1839  W.  H.  Mill,  D.D.  Trinity. 
1844  T.  Worsley,  M.A.  Down. 
18.50  J.  A.  Frere,  M.A.  Trinity. 
1855  C.  Hardwick,  M.A.  Cath. 


HULSEAN   PROFESSORSHIP  OF  DIVINITY. 

The  Professor  is  appointed  by  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Master 
of  Trinity  College,  the  Master  of  St  John's  College,  and  the 
Regius,  the  Margaret,  the  Norrisian,  and  the  Ely  Professors  of 
Divinity ,  the  Vice-Chancellor  having  a  casting  vote.  If  the  Master 
of  Trinity  or  the  Master  of  St  John's  be  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Greek 
Professor  supplies  his  place.  The  Professor  is  to  print  and 
publish  at  least  six  lectures  in  the  course  of  every  six  years. 
Candidates  must  be  thirty  years  of  age  or  upwards,  in  Holy 
Orders,  and   Masters  of  Arts  or  of  some  higher  degree  in  the 


766  PROFESSORSHIPS. 

University  of  Cambridge,      Annual  stipend,  eight-tenths  of  the 
net  income  from  Mr  Hulse's  benefaction. 

1860  C.  J.  Ellicott,  B.D.,  Joh.  |         1«78  F.  J.  A.  Hort,  D.D.,  Emtnan. 

1861  J.  B.  Lightfoot,M.A.,Trin.  1887  H.  E.  Rylc,  M.A.  Kind's. 
1875  J.  J.  S.  Perowne,  D.D.,  Trin.          |         1901  W.  E.  liarncs,  D.D.  St  Peter's. 


POLITICAL  ECOJ^OMY. 

The  title  of  Professor  of  Political  Economy  was  conferred  by  a 
Grace  of  the  Senate,  in  May  1828,  on  George  Pryme,  Esci.,  M.A., 
1  ate  Fellow  of  Trinity  College. 

The  Professorship  was  established  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Oct. 
29,  1863. 

Stipend  J700  per  annum  paid  out  of  the  University  Chest. 
(Stipend  ^600  per  annum  if  the  Professor  holds  a  Headship  or 
Fellowship.) 

The  electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected 
by  the  Senate,  two  being  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate, 
three  by  the  General  Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board 
for  Economics  and  Politics. 

186'i    H.  Fawcett,  M.A.  Trinity  Hall. 
1884    A.  Marshall,  M.A.  Joh. 
1908    A.  C.  Pigou,  M.A.,  King's. 


SADLEIRIAN  PROFESSORSHIP  OF  PURE 
MATHEMATICS. 

Lady  Sadleir's  benefaction  dates  from  1710. 

Stipend  i;850  per  annum  paid  out  of  the  University  Chest. 
(Stipend  ^£650  per  annum  if  the  Professor  holds  a  Headship  or 
Fellowship.) 

The  electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor,  three  Heads  of  Colleges 
elected  by  the  persons  whose  names  are  on  the  Electoral  Roll,  to 
hold  office  as  long  as  they  continue  to  be  Heads  of  Colleges,  and 
the  Lucasian,  the  Plumian  and  the  Lowndean  Professors. 

1863    A.  Cayley,  M.A.Trinity. 
1895    A.  R.  Forsyth,  Sc.D.,  Trinity. 
1910    E.  W.  Ilobson,  Sc.U.,  Christ's, 


ZOOLOGY  AND  COMPARATIVE  ANATOMY. 
Founded  by  the  University  in  1866.  Stipend  £700  per  annum. 
(Stipend  £500  if  the  Professor  holds  a  Headship  or  Fellow- 
ship.) The  electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  eight  persons 
elected  by  the  Senate,  two  being  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the 
Senate,  three  by  the  General  Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the 
Board  for  Biology  and  Geology. 

1866  Alfred  Newton,  M.A,,  F.R.S.  Magd. 
1907  Adam  Sedgwick,  M.A.,  F.R.S,  Trin, 
1909  J,  S,  Gardiner,  M.A.,  Caius. 

Demonstrator  of  Comparative  Anatomy. 
F,  A.  Potts,  M.A,,  Trin.  Hall. 


PROFESSORSHIPS.  767 

SANSKRIT. 

Established  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  May  16,  1867.  The 
Professorship  is  now  governed  by  Statute  B. 

Stipend  £700  per  annum.  (Stipend  .£500  if  the  Professor  holds 
a  Headship  or  Fellowship). 

The  Electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  eight  persons 
elected  by  the  Senate,  two  being  nominated  by  the  Council  of 
the  Senate,  three  by  the  General  Board  of  Studies,  and  three 
by  the  Board  for  Oriental  Studies. 

See  Statute  B,  cc.  vi.,  ix.,  xi.,  xv. 

1867  E.  B.  Cowell. 

1903  C.  Bendall,  M.A.,  Caius. 

1906  E.  J.  Rapson,  M.A.,  Joh. 


INTERNATIONAL  LAW. 

FouNDE]>  in  1867,  in  accordance  with  the  will  of  the  Rev. 
William  Whewell,  D.D.,  late  Master  of  Trinity  College. 

The  electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Master  of  Trinity 
(with  casting  vote),  the  Regius  Professor  of  Civil  Law,  the  Pro- 
fessor of  Moral  Philosophy,  the  Downing  Professor  of  the  Laws  of 
England,  and  the  Professor  of  Political  Economy. 

The  Professor  is  required  to  give  annually  a  course  of  twelve 
Lectures  at  least  on  the  subject  of  International  Law,  and  by  the 
Founder's  express  injunctions  he  is  "to  make  it  his  aim,  in  all 
parts  of  his  treatment  of  the  subject,  to  lay  down  such  rules  and  to 
suggest  such  measures  as  may  tend  to  diminish  the  evils  of  war, 
and  finally  to  extinguish  war  between  nations." 

The  salary  is  ,£500  per  annum,  subject  to  the  condition,  that  the 
Professor  shall  deliver  every  year,  at  the  end  of  Easter  Term,  to 
the  Master  and  Senior  Fellows  of  Trinity  College,  a  certificate, 
signed  by  ten  resident  members  of  the  University,  that  they  have 
each  of  them  attended  ten  at  least  of  the  Professor's  Lectures  during 
the  preceding  Academic  year. 

1869  W.  G.  G.  V.  Vernon  Harcourt.  B.  A.  Trin. 

1887  Sir  H.  J.  S.  Maine,  LL.D.,  KC.S.I.,  Trin.  Hall. 

1888  J.  Westlake,  M.  A.  Trin. 

1908  L,  Oppenheim,  LL.D.,  Gottingeu. 


KENNEDY    PROFESSORSHIP   OF   LATIN. 

A  Subscription  was  set  on  foot  by  the  friends  and  former  pupils 
of  the  Rev.  Benjamin  Hall  Kennedy,  D.D.,  on  his  retirement 
in  1865  from  the  Head  Mastership  of  Shrewsbury  School,  the 
amount  to  be  offered  to  the  University  for  the  purpose  of  founding 
a  Professorship  of  Latin  to  be  called  the  Kennedy  Professorship. 
Dr  Kennedy  offered  to  give  X500  to  the  fund  on  condition  that  his 
name  should  not  be  attached  to  the  proposed  Professorship,  and 
this  offer  was  accepted  by  the  subscribers.  The  amount  subscribed 


768  PROBESSORSHIPS. 

is  represented  by  the  sum  of  i:3746.  10*.  lOd.  India  four  per  cent. 
Stock. 

The  fund  was  accepted  and  the  Professorship  established  by  Grace 
of  the  Senate,  April  20,  1869. 

The  election  to  the  Professorship  is  made  by  a  Board  con- 
sisting of  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected  by  the 
Senate,  two  of  such  persons  being  nominated  by  the  Council  <jf 
the  Senate,  three  by  the  General  Board  of  Studies  and  three 
by  the  Board  for  Classics.  Stipend  ^800  per  annum  (stipend 
^'600  if  the  Professor  holds  a  Headship  or  Fellowship). 

1869    H.  A.  J.  Munro,  M.A.  Trin. 
1872    J.  E.  B.  Mayor,  M.A.  Joh. 
1911    A.  E.  Housman,  M.A.  Trin. 


SLADE  PROFESSORSHIP  OF   FINE   ART. 

This  Professorship,  founded  in  pursuance  of  the  Will  of 
Felix  Slade,  Esq.,  with  an  endowment  of  i'12,000  Three  per 
Cent.  Consolidated  Annuities,  was  established  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate,  June  24,  1869.  It  is  tenable  for  three  years,  and  the  Pro- 
fessor may  be  re-elected,  and  if  re- elected,  shall  hold  the  Pro- 
fessorship during  life  or  until  resignation,  i^rovided  that  he  has  at 
any  time  previous  to  re-election  held  the  Professorship  for  the 
full  period  of  three  years,  or  is  re-elected  during  his  third  year  of 
tenure.  He  is  not  required  to  reside  at  the  University.  The 
Professorship  is  not  tenable  with  any  other  University  Professor- 
ship, Readership,  or  Lectureship. 

The  Professor  is  elected  by  a  Board  consisting  of  four  members 
resident  at  Cambridge  and  three  non-resident. 

The  resident  members  are  the  Vice-Chancellor  (who  has  a  cast- 
ing vote),  and  three  persons  on  the  Electoral  Roll  appointed  by  the 
Senate. 

The  non-resident  memj)ers  are  the  President  of  the  Royal 
Academy  of  London,  the  Vice-Chancellor  of  the  University  of 
London,  and  the  Director  and  Secretary  for  the  time  being  of  the 
Victoria  and  Albert  Museum  nominated  for  life. 

1869  Matthew  Digby  Wyatt.  i  1892  Johu  Henry  Middleton,  M.A.  King's. 

1873  Sidney  Colvin,  M.A.  Trinity.  j  1895  Charles  Waldstein,  Litt.D.,  King's. 

1876  Sidney  Colvin,  M.A.  Trinity.  ,  1898  Charles  Waldstein,  Litt.D.  King's. 

1879  Sidney  Colvin,  M.A.  Trinity.  1901  Sir  W.  M.  Conway,  M.A.  i 

1882  Sidney  Colvin,  M.A.  Trinity.  190i  Charles  Waldstein,  Litt.D.,  King's. 

1885  Sidney  Colvin,  M.A.  Trinity.  !  1907  Charles  Waldstein,  Litt.D.,  King's. 

1886  John  Henry  Middleton,  M.A.  Oxon.  I  1912  Edward  Scliroeder  Prior,  M.A.  Cains., 
1889  John  Henry  Middleton,  M.A.  King's.  | 


PROFESSORSHIPS.  769 

CAVENDISH    PROFESSOR  OF   EXPERIMENTAL 
PHYSICS. 

Established  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Feb.  9,  1871. 

Stipend  £850  per  annum.  (Stipend  ^650  if  the  Professor  holds 
a  Headship  or  Fellowship.) 

The  Electors  are  the  Vice- Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected 
by  the  Senate,  two  being  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate, 
three  by  the  General  Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board 
for  Physics  and  Chemistry. 

1871    James  Clerk  Maxwell,  M.  A.  Trinity. 
1879    Lord  Rayleigh,  M.A.,  F.R.S.  Trinity. 
1884    J.  J.  Thomson,  M.A.  Trinity. 

Demonstrators  of  Experimental  Physics. 
C.  T.  R.  Wilson,  M.A.  Sidney.  G.  P.  C.  Searle,  Sc.D.  Peterhouse. 

Additional  Demonstrator. 
T.  G.  Bedford,  M.A.,  Sid. 

Assistant  Demonstrators. 
J,  A.  Crowther,  M.A.  Joh. 
H.  Thirkill,  M.A.,  Clare. 


MECHANISM   AND  APPLIED  MECHANICS. 

Established  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Oct.  28,  1875. 

Stipend  £100  per  annum.  (Stipend  ^500  if  the  Professor 
holds  a  Headship  or  a  Fellowship.) 

The  Electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected 
by  the  Senate,  two  being  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate, 
three  by  the  General  Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board  for 
Physics  and  Chemistry. 

1875  James  Stuart,  M.A.  Trin.  |         1903  B.  Ilopkinson,  M.A.,  Trin. 

1890  J.  A.  Ewing,  B.Sc.  Edinb.  I 

Demonstrators  in  Engineering. 
A.  H.  Peake,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
J.  W.  Landon,  M.A.,  Sidney. 
T.  Peel,  M.A.,  Magd. 


ANGLO-SAXON. 

The  Rev.  Joseph  Bosworth,  D.D.,  of  Trinity  College,  and 
Rawlinsonian  Professor  of  Anglo-Saxon  in  the  University  of 
Oxford,  gave  in  1867  the  sum  of  £10000,  which  was  to  accumulate 
till  it  would  provide  for  a  stipend  of  not  less  than  J500  per  annum 
for  a  Professorship  to  be  thereupon  founded  and  called  the 
Elrington  and  Bosworth  Professorship  of  Anglo-Saxon  ^  The 
Professorship  was  founded  in  1878. 

A  Candidate  must  be  a  Graduate  of  Cambridge,  Oxford,  or 
Dublin. 

1  The  foundation  of  the  Profe»»orgbip  wa»  in  a  ereat  measure  due  to  Anne  Mwgaret  ElliW,  who 
»■»  married(  1)  to  Col.  Hamilton  Elrington,  and  (2)  to  Dr  Boiwortb. 

33 


770  PROFESSORSHIPS. 

The  Electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Rawlinsonian  Pro- 
fessor of  Anglo-Saxon  in  the  University  of  Oxford,  the  Masters 
of  Trinity,  Caius,  and  Corpus  Christi  Colleges,  the  Regius  Pro- 
fessor of  Greek,  the  Professor  of  Modern  History,  and  the  Pro- 
fessor of  Sanskrit.  In  case  of  an  equality  of  votes  the  Vice- 
Chancellor,  or,  in  his  ahsence,  the  Elector  present  next  in  rotation 
according  to  the  above  order,  has  a  casting  vote. 

The  Professor  is  required  to  deliver  not  less  than  fifteen 
Lectures  in  each  year,  the  subject,  and  times  and  places  ol 
delivery,  being  approved  by  the  Board  of  Medieval  and  Modern 
Languages. 

1878  W.  W.  Skeat,  M.A.  Christ's. 
1913  II.  M.  Chadwick,  M.A.  Clare. 


ANIMAL   MORPHOLOGY. 

A  Grace  was  passed  on  May  11,  1882,  that  there  be  established 
in  the  University  a  Professorship  of  Animal  Morphology,  to 
terminate  with  the  tenure  of  oflBce  of  the  Professor  first  elected, 
unless  the  University  should  decide  that  the  Professorship  should 
be  continued.     On  May  31  was  elected 

F.  M.  Balfour,  M.A.  Trin. 


who  died  in  the  same  year. 


SURGERY. 

Establish  J5D  by  the  University  by  Grace  of  May  10, 1883,  in  ac- 
cordance with  Stat.  B.  c.  vi. 

The  Professorship  was  suspended  in  1898,  and  re-established 
by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  June  11,  1903.  The  Professor  is  subject 
to  the  general  regulations  for  the  residence  and  duties  of  Pro- 
fessors and  Readers  passed  by  the  Senate,  June  18,  1885.  Stipend 
^600  per  annum.  (Stipend  .£400  per  annum  if  the  Professor 
holds  a  Headship  or  Fellowship.)  The  electors  are  the  Vice- 
Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected  by  the  Senate,  two  being 
nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  three  by  the  General 
Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board  for  Medicine. 

1883  G.  M.  Humphry,  M.D.,  F.R.S.  Down. 
1903  H.  Marsh,  F.R.C.S. 

Demonstrator. 
H.  B.  Roderick,  M.D.,  Emm. 


PHYSIOLOGY. 

Established  by  the  University  by  Grace  of  May  10,  1883,  in 
pursuance  of  Stat.  B.  c.  vi.  Stipend  ^800  per  annum  exclusive 
of  fees.    (Stipend  ^600  per  annum  if  the  Professor  holds  a  Head- 


PROFESSORSHIPS.  771 

ship  or  a  Fellowship.)  The  Professor  may  not  undertake  the  pri- 
vate practice  of  Medicine  or  Surgery.  The  electors  are  the 
Vice- Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected  by  the  Senate,  two 
being  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  three  by  the 
General  Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board  for  Biology 
and  Geology. 

1883    Michael  Foster,  M.A.  Trin. 

1903    J.  N.  Langley,  Sc.D.,  Trin. 

Senior  Demonstrator  in  Physiolof/y. 
J.  B.  Barcroft,  M.A.,  King's. 

Junior  Demonstrator. 
S.  W.  Cole,  M.  A.,  Trin. 

Additional  Demonstrators. 
K.  Lucas,  ScD.,  Trin. 
G.  R.  Mines,  M.A.,  Sid. 


PATHOLOGY. 

Established  by  the  University  by  Grace  of  Dec.  6,  1883,  in 
pursuance  of  Stat.  B.  c,  vi.  Stipend  £800  per  annum  exclusive 
of  fees.  (Stipend  £600  per  annum  if  the  Professor  holds  a  Head- 
ship or  a  Fellowship.)  The  Professor  may  not  undertake  the 
private  practice  of  Medicine  or  Surgery.  The  electors  are  the 
Vice-Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected  by  the  Senate,  two 
being  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  three  by  the 
General  Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board  for  Medicine. 

1884  C.  S.  Roy,  M.D.  Edinb.,  F.R.S. 

1897  A.  A.  Kanthack,  M.A.,  F.R.C.S.,  Job. 

1899  G.  Sims  W^oodhead,  M.D.  Edinb. 

Demonstrator. 
T.  S.  P.  Strangeways,  M.A.,  Job. 


DIXIE   PROFESSORSHIP  OF   ECCLESIASTICAL 
HISTORY. 

Established  1884,  under  Statute  of  1882  for  the  University 
and  for  Emmanuel  College  in  common.  Stipend  £500  per  annum 
paid  by  Emmanuel  College,  and  in  addition  a  Fellowship  at  the 
College.  The  electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Master  of 
Emmanuel  College,  and  eight  persons  elected  by  the  Senate,  two 
being  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  three  by  the 
General  Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board  for  History  and 
Archaeology. 

1884  M.  Creighton,  M.A,  Oxon. 
1891  H.  M.  Gwatkin,  M.A.  Job. 


CHINESE. 

By  Grace,  Feb.  9,  1888,  in  pursuance  of  Statute  B,  c.  vi.,  the 
Professorship  terminated  with  the  tenure  of  office  of  the  Professor 

33—2 


772  PROFESSORSHIPS. 

first  elected.  Sir  Thomas  F.  Wade  died  July  .31,1 895.  By  Grace 
Oct.  28,  1897  the  Professorship  was  established.  By  Grace  of 
of  June  8,  1899,  the  Stipend  of  the  Professor  is  J200  per  annum 
subject  to  the  Regulations  of  Statute  B,  c.  iii. 

1888  Sir  T.  P.  Wade.  G.C.M.G.,  K.C.H. 
1897  II.  A.  Giles,  Hon.  LL,D.,  Aberdeen. 


ELY   PROFESSORSHIP   OF   DIVINITY. 

Established  in  1 889  in  pursuance  of  Statute  B,  c.  xiv.  Tlie 
endowment  is  a  Canonry  in  the  Chapter  of  the  Cathedral  Church 
of  Ely.  The  Electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  eight  persons 
elected  by  the  Senate,  two  being  nominated  by  the  Council  of 
the  Senate,  three  by  the  General  Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by 
the  Board  for  Divinity.  No  person  is  eligible  who  is  not  at  the 
time  of  election  in  Priest's  Orders. 

1889  V.  H.  Stanton,  M.A.  Trinity. 


MENTAL   PHILOSOPHY  AND   LOGIC. 

Established  by  Grace,  December  10,  1896,  in  pursuance  of 
Stat.  B,  c.  vi.  Stipend  £700  per  annum  (stipend  i,'500  per  annum 
if  the  Professor  holds  a  Headship  or  Fellowship).  The  electors  are 
the  Vice- Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected  by  the  Senate,  two 
being  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  three  by  the  General 
Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board  for  Moral  Science. 

1897  J.  Ward,  Sc.D.  Trinity. 

Demonstrator  in  Experimental  Psychology. 
•  E.  O.  Lewis,  B.A.,  Job. 


ANCIENT  HISTORY. 

Established  by  the  University  by  Grace  of  October  27,  1898,  in 
pursuance  of  Statute  B,  c.  vi.  Stipend  £700  per  annum  subject 
to  the  provisions  of  Statute  B,  c.  iii.  The  electors  are  the  Vice- 
Chancellor  and  eight  persons  elected  by  the  Senate,  two  being 
nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  three  by  the  General 
Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board  for  History  and 
Archaeology. 

1899  J.  S.  Reid,  Litt.D.  Caius. 


DRAPERS  PROFESSORSHIP  OF  AGRICULTURE. 

Established  by  the  University  by  Grace  of  May  11,  1899,  in 
pursuance  of  Statute  B,  c.  vi.  Stipend  £800  from  the  Agricultural 
Education  Fund  subject  to  the  provisions  of  Statute  B,  c.  iii. 
The  electors  are  the  Vice- Chancellor,  and  eight  persons  elected 
by  the  Senate,  two  being  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate, 


PROFESSORSHIPS.  773 

three  by  the  General  Board  of  Studies,  and  three  by  the  Board 
for  Biology  and  Geology. 

1899  W.  Somerville. 

1902  T.  H.  Middleton,  M.Sc.  (Durham). 

1907  T.  B.  Wood,  M.A.,  Caius. 


QUICK   PROFESSORSHIP  OF   BIOLOGY. 

This  Professorship,  in  pursuance  of  the  Will  of  Frederick 
James  Quick,  Esq.,  of  Eltham  in  the  County  of  Kent,  and  of 
Trinity  Hall,  Cambridge,  was  established  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
May  10,  1906,  under  the  provisions  of  Statute  B,  ch.  vi,  sect.  6. 
The  stipend  is  nine-tenths  of  the  income  of  the  Frederick  James 
Quick  Fund,  provided  that  if  in  any  year  nine-tenths  of  the  income 
of  the  fund  exceeds  the  sum  of  £1000,  the  Professor's  stipend 
shall  be  £1000,  and  no  more;  and  provided  further  that  if  in 
any  year  the  Professor  holds  a  Fellowship  or  Headship  in  any 
College  of  the  University,  his  stipend  as  such  Professor  shall  not 
exceed  £800.  The  Professorship  is  not  tenable  for  more  than 
three  years  without  a  fresh  election,  open  to  all  candidates,  in- 
cluding tile  prior  holder  thereof. 

By  Grace,  May  10th,  1906,  the  Quick  Professorship  is  subject 
to  the  following  Regulations  : 

(1)  Unless  and  until  the  Senate  shall  otherwise  determine 
under  the  provisions  of  regulation  11  (see  p.  818,  F.  J.  Quick 
Fund),  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Professor  to  devote  himself  to 
the  study  of  the  Protozoa,  especially  such  as  cause  disease,  and 
generally  to  promote  that  branch  of  science  by  research  and  by 
the  superintendence  of  a  laboratory  and  otherwise.  He  shall 
not  be  required  to  give  lectures  in  more  than  one  University 
Term  in  each  year,  when  he  shall  set  forth  the  result  of  researches 
carried  out  in  his  Laboratory  and  elsewhere.  He  shall  make  an 
annual  report  to  the  Board  of  Managers  of  the  work  done  and  of 
the  discoveries  and  advances  made  in  the  knowledge  of  Protozoa 
in  the  Laboratory  together  with  a  list  of  the  papers  on  the 
subject  written  by  himself  or  his  pupils  and  published  in  any 
journal  or  otherwise. 

(2)  The  Special  Board  to  which  the  Professor  shall  be  assigned 
shall  be  the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology. 

(3)  The  Professor  shall  also  be  ex  officio  a  Member  of  the 
Special  Board  for  Medicine. 

(4)  The  Professorship  shall  not  be  tenable  with  any  other 
Professorship,  Readership  or  Lectureship  in  the  University  or 
elsewhere. 

(6)  The  Election  of  the  Professor  shall  rest  with  the  Board  of 
Managet-s  hereinbefore  mentioned  {see  p.  847,  F.  J.  Quick  Fund). 


774  PROFESSORSHIPS. 

(6)  On  the  oocurreuoe  of  a  vacancy  in  the  Professorship  the 
election  shall  be  governed  by  sections  7,  8,  9, 10,  11,  12  of  Chapter 
IX.  of  Statute  B,  the  Board  of  Managers  being  taken  to  be  the 
Board  mentioned  in  those  sections, 

(7)  Subject  to  the  provisions  liereof  the  Professorship  shall  be 
governed  by,  and  the  Professor  shall  comply  with  the  provisions 
of,  Statute  B,  Chapter  XI.  for  the  Residence  and  Duties  oi  Vvo- 
fessoi-s  and  Readers,  so  far  as  such  pi*ovision8  are  not  inconsistent 
with  anything  herein  containetl. 

I'im  O.  H.  F.  NuttaU,  M.A..  Scl)..  t'lirist's. 
1909  C.  II.  l\  Nuttall,  M.A..  Sc.l>.,  Magil. 
1918  i;.  H.  F.  Nuttall,  ScU..  Majni. 

Asaittaut  to  the  Frofessoi: 
C.  Strickland,  RA.,  Oaius. 


PROFESSORSHIP  OF  AGRICULTURAL   BOTANY. 

Estiiblisheii  bv  the  University  by  Gnice  of  Febnuin-  18,  1908. 
in  pursuance  of  Sttitute  B,  c.  vi.  Stipend  £500  from  tiie  Agricul- 
tural Education  Fund,  with  an  additional  stipend  of  i*200  from 
the  portion  of  the  Fund  devoted  to  Research  as  soon  as,  in  the 
opinion  of  the  Board  of  Agi-icultural  Studies,  the  state  of  the 
Fuiid  shall  permit    The  Electoi-s  are  the  Council  of  the  Senate. 

1908  R.  H.  Bit»en,  M.A.,  Emmauuel. 


PROFESSORSHIP  OF  BIOLOGY. 
Established  by  the  Univei-sity  by  Grace  of  May  14,  1908,  in 
pursuance  of  Stitute  B,  c.  vi.  Stipend  £700  a  year,  of  which 
£800  or,  if  and  whenever  tlie  Professor  shall* be  holding  a 
Professorial  Fellowship,  £400  is  provided  by  an  anonymous 
donor.  The  stipend  shall  be  subject  to  deduction  in  accordance 
with  the  provisions  of  Statute  B,  c.  iii.,  in  the  same  way  as  if  the 
Professorship  were  one  of  those  enumenited  in  Schedule  C  of 
Statute  B,  c.  vi.  The  Professorship  was  suppressed  bv  Gmce, 
Februarv  lo,  1918. 

1908  W.  Bateson,  M.A.,  St  John's, 
1910  R  C,  Puuuett,  M.A.,  C^us, 

PROFESSORSHIP   OF   ASTROPHYSICS. 
Established  by  the  University  by  Grace  of  May  \:i  i;>09. 

1909  II.  F.  Newall,*M.A.,  Trinity. 


SCHRODER   PROFESSORSHIP  OF   GERMAN. 

Messrs  J.  H.  Schroder  &  Co.  ottered  in  October,  1909,  the  sum 
of  £20,000  for  the  Endowment  of  a  Professorship  of  German. 
This  otter  was  accepted  by  Grace  of  October  28,  1909. 

By  Grace  of  February  8,  1910,  the  Schroder  Professorship  of 
German  is  subjei't  to  the  following  Regulations  : 

1.  The  Professorship  shall  be  called  tlie  Schriider  Professor- 
ship of  German. 


PROFESSORSHIPS.  776 

2.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Professor  to  teach  and  generally 
to  proniute  the  study  of  the  German  Language  and  Literature  in 
the  llnivoiHity. 

3.  The  Klection  to  the  Professorship  shall  be  governed  by 
Statute  B,  Chapter  IX. 

4.  The  RcHidenco  and  Duties  of  the  Professorship  shall  be 
governed  by  Stiitute  B,  Chai>tor  XI. 

').  Tlio  Si)ociiil  Board  to  which  the  Professorship  shall  be 
assigned  mIuiI!  be  the  Special  Board  for  Medieval  and  Modern 
Languages. 

6.  The  stipend  attached  to  the  ProfeHMorship  .shall  be  the 
income  yielded  by  the  Schroder  Fund,  ho  long  as  this  income 
shall  not  exceed  i*80() ;  when  the  income  exceeds  this  .sum,  the 
stipend  shall  be  £SiH).  The  stipend  shall  be  .subject  to  a  de- 
ducticm  of  .£200  in  any  year  in  which  the  Professor  shall  hold  a 
Fellowship  or  lieadshir)  in  any  (Jollege  of  the  University;  and 
whenever  a  deductit>n  shall  be  made  in  accordance  with  this  i)ro- 
vision,  the  sum  deducted  shall  be  added  to  the  SchrOder  Fund. 

If  and  whenever  the  income  of  the  SchWuler  Fund  shall 
exceed  £HiH),  tlie  excess  of  the  income  above  this  amount  shall 
be  employed  for  the  furtherance  and  study  of  the  (Jerman 
Language  amd  Literature  in  the  University  in  such  manner  as 
may  be  approved  by  the  Senate,  on  the  recommendation  of  the 
(Jeneral  Board  of  Studies. 

1910  K.  nreul,  l.ltt.I>.,  KIiik's. 


KING   EDWARD  VII    PROFKSSORSHIP  OF   ENGLISH 
LITERATURE. 

Sir  11.  Ilarmsworth  offered  the  sum  of  .£"2(),()0()  for  the  Endow- 
ment in  the  University  of  a  Professorship  to  be  called  the  King 
Edward  VII  Professorship  of  English  Literature.  This  offer  was 
accepted  by  Grace  of  24  November.  1910. 

By  Grace  of  2  February,  If) II,  the  Professorship  is  subject  to 
the  lollowing  Regulations: 

1.  The  rrofessorship  shall  be  called  the  King  Edward  VII 
Professorship  of  English  Literature  in  memory  of  his  late  Majesty, 
hi  the  year  of  whose  death  the  endowment  of  the  I'rofe.s.sorship 
by  Sir  Ilarold  Ilarmsworth,  Bart,  was  accepted  by  the  University. 

2.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Professor  to  deliver  courses 
of  lectures  on  English  Literature  from  the  age  of  Chaucer  on- 
wards, and  otherwise  to  promote,  so  far  as  may  be  in  his  power, 
the  study  in  the  University  of  the  .subject  of  English  Literature. 
The  Professor  shall  treat  this  subject  on  literary  and  critical 
rather  than  on  philological  and  linguistic  lines. 


776  PROFESSORSHIPS. 

3.  All  appointments  to  the  Professorship  sliall  be  made  by 
the  Crown. 

4.  The  Residence  and  Duties  of  the  Professor  shall  be 
governed  by  Statute  B,  Chapter  XI. 

5.  The  Special  Board  to  which  the  Professor  shall  be 
assigned  shall  be  the  Special  Board  for  Medieval  and  Modern 
Languages. 

6.  The  stipend  attached  to  the  Professorship  shall  be  tlie 
income  yielded  by  the  Harmsworth  Fund,  so  long  as  this  income 
shall  not  exceed  SSOd ;  when  the  income  exceeds  this  sum,  the 
stipend  shall  be  ilSOO.  The  stipend  shall  be  subject  to  a  deduc- 
tion of  ^200  in  any  year  in  which  the  Professor  shall  hold  a 
Fellowship  or  Headship  in  any  College  of  the  University ;  and 
whenever  a  deduction  shall  be  made  in  accordance  with  this 
provision,  the  sum  deducted  shall  be  added  to  the  Harmsworth 
Fund. 

7.  With  the  exception  of  Regulations  1,  2,  3,  and  7,  these 
Regulations  shall  be  subject  to  alteration  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
provided  that  no  alteration  be  made  during  the  life  of  Sir  Harold 
Harmsworth,  Bart.,  without  his  consent. 

1911  A.  W.  Verrall,  Litt.D.,  Trin. 

1912  Sir  A.  T.  (iuiller-Couch,  Jesus. 


ARTHUR  BALFOUR  PROFESSORSHIP  OF  GENETICS. 

Established  by  Grace,  November  9,  1912,  in  accordance  with 
the  provisions  of  Statute  B,  Chap,  vi.,  Section  6.  An  anonymous 
benefactor  offered  a  sum  of  £20,000  for  the  establishment  of  a 
Professorship  at  Cambridge  in  connexion  with  the  experimental 
study  of  heredity  an(i  of  development  by  descent.  This  offer  was 
accepted  by  Grace,  May  23,  1912. 

By  Grace  of  November  9, 1912,  the  Professorship  is  subject  to 
the  following  Regulations  : 

1.  The  Professorship  shall  be  called  the  Arthur  Balfour  Pro- 
fessorship of  Genetics. 

2.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Professor  to  promote  by 
research  and  teaching  the  experimental  study  of  heredity  and  of 
development  by  descent. 

3.  The  first  appointment  to  the  Professorship  shall  be  made 
jointly  by  the  Prime  Minister  and  the  Right  Hon.  A.  J.  Balfour, 
M.A.,  Hon.  LL.l).,  of  Trinity  College.  Subsequent  elections 
shall  be  governed  by  Statute  B,  Chapter  ix. 


PKOFESSORSHIPS.  777 

4.  The  residence  and  duties  of  the  Professor  shall  be  governed 
by  Statute  B,  Chapter  ix. 

5.  The  Special  Board  to  which  the  Professorship  is  assigned 
shall  be  the  Board  for  Biology  and  (Jeology. 

6.  The  stipend  attached  to  the  Professorship  shall  be  the 
income  yielded  by  the  Arthur  Balfour  Professorship  Fund,  so 
long  as  this  income  shall  not  exceed  £800;  when  the  income 
exceeds  this  sum,  the  stipend  shall  be  £800.  The  stipend  shall 
be  subject  to  a  deduction  at  the  rate  of  £200  per  annum  for  any 
year  or  part  of  a  year  in  which  the  Professor  shall  hold  a 
Fellowship  or  Headship  in  any  College  of  the  University : 
provided  that  if  the  deduction  is  made  in  respect  of  a  Professorial 
Fellowship,  the  sum  deducted  shall  be  paid  to  the  Common 
University  Fund,  but  if  in  respect  of  a  Headship  or  Fellowship 
other  than  a  Professorial  Fellowship,  to  the  Arthur  Balfour 
Professorship  Fund. 

7.  With  the  exception  of  Regulations  1,  2,  and  7,  these 
Regulations  shall  be  subject  to  alteration  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
provided  that  no  alteration  be  made  during  the  life  of  the  Right 
Hon.  A.  J.  Balfour,  M.A.,  Hon.  LL.D.,  of  Trinity  College,  without 
his  consent. 

That  if  and  whenever  the  income  of  the  Arthur  Balfour 
Professorship  Fund  shall  exceed  £800,  the  excess  of  the  income 
above  this  amount  be  employed  for  the  furtherance  of  the  study 
of  Genetics  in  the  University  in  such  manner  as  may  be  approved 
by  the  Senate,  on  the  recommendation  of  the  General  Board  of 
Studies. 

1913  R.  C,  Punnett,  M.A.,  Caius. 


33-5 


READERSHIPS. 

TALMUDIC   AND   RABBINIC   LITERATURE. 
The  Readership  in   Talmudic  was  established  by   Grace  of 
Dec.  6,  1883,  in  accordance  with  the  provisions  of  Stat.  B.  c.  vii. 
The  Readership  was  suppressed  by  Grace  of  April  28,  1890,  and 
re-established  by  Grace  of  Dec.  17,  1891. 

The  stipend  of  the  Reader  in  Talmudic  is  £100,  to  be  in- 
creased to  ^£350,  if  and  so  long  as  £250  per  annum  is  furnishod 
for  this  purpose  by  private  donation  or  bequest. 

1879  S.  M.  Schiller-Szinessy,  M.A.  Christ's.  I         1892  S.  Schechter. 
1883  S.  M.  Schiller-Szinessy,  M.A.  Christ's.  |        1902  I.  Abrahams. 


CLASSICAL  ARCHJ50L0GY. 
Established  by  Grace,  Dec.  6,  1883,  in  accordance  with  the 
provisions  of  Stat.  B,  c.  vii.  The  stipend  is  £300  per  annum, 
£200  paid  out  of  the  University  Chest  and  £100  out  of  the 
Common  University  Fund.  The  Reader  is  a  member  of  the 
Special  Board  for  Classics. 

1883  C.  Waldstein,  M.A.  King's. 
1907  A.  B.  Cook,  M.A.  Queens'. 


COMPARATIVE  PHILOLOGY. 
Established  by  Grace,  Dec.  6,  1883,  in  accordance  with  the 
provisions  of  Stat.  B,  c.  vii.  The  stipend  is  £300  per  annum  paid 
out  of  the  Common  University  Fund.  The  Reader  is  a  member 
of  the  Special  Board  for  Classics,  and  of  the  Special  Board  for 
Medieval  and  Modern  Languages. 

1884  J.  Peile,  M.A.  Christ's.  |  1891  P.  Giles,  M.A.  Eiuni. 


BOTANY. 
Established  by  Grace,  Dec.  6,  1883,  in  accordance  with  the 
provisions  of  Stat.  B,  c.  vii.     The  stipend  is  £300  per  annum 
paid  out  of  the  Common  University  Fund.    The  Reader  is  a 
member  of  the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology. 

1884  S.  H.  Vines,  M.A.  Christ's.  i         1904  P.  F.  Blackman,  M.A.  Joh. 

1888  P.  Darwin,  M.A.  Trin.  | 


ENGLISH  LAW. 
Established  by  Grace,  June  12,  1884,  in  accordance  with  the 
provisions  of  Stat.  B,  c.  vii.     The  stipend  is  £300  per  annum 
paid  out  of  the  Common  University  Fund.     The  Reader  is  a 
member  of  the  Special  Board  for  Law. 

1884  P.  W.  Maitland,  M.A.  Trin.  |        1907  II.  D.  Hazeltine,  Hon.  M.A.  Emm. 

1888  C.  S.  Kenny,  LL.D  Downing. 


ANIMAL  MORPHOLOGY. 
By  Grace,  December  5, 1907,  the  Readership  in  Animal  Morpho- 
logy was  transferred  to  the  subject  of  Zoology. 

1890    A.  Sedgwick,  M.A.  Trin. 


EEADEKSHIPS.  779 

ZOOLOGY. 

Established  by  Grace,  December  5,  1907,  in  accordance  with 
the  provisions  of  Stat.  B,  c.  vii.  The  stipend  is  ^100  per  annum 
paid  out  of  the  Common  University  Fund.  The  Reader  is  a 
naember  of  the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology. 

1907  W.  Bateson,  M.A.  St  John's. 

1908  A.  E,  Shipley,  M.A.  Christ's. 

GEOGRAPHY. 

Established  by  Grace,  March  10,  1898,  in  accordance  with  the 
provisions  of  Stat.  B,  c.  vii.  The  stipend  is  ^200  per  annum. 
The  Reader  is  a  member  of  the  Board  of  Geographical  Studies, 
and  the  Special  Boards  for  Biology  and  Geology,  History  and 
Archaeology,  and  Economics  and  Politics.  By  Grace,  June  11, 
1908,  the  Readership  was  suppressed. 

1898  H.  Yule  Oldham,  M.A.  King's. 
1903  H.  Yule  Oldham,  M.A.  King's. 


SURGERY. 
Established  by  Grace,  March  10,  1898,  in  accordance  with  the 
provisions  of  Stat.  B,  c.  vii.    The  Readership  was  suppressed  by 
903. 

1898    J.  Griffiths,  M.A.  King's. 


ROMANCE. 
Established  by  Grace,  June  8,  1899,  in  accordance  with  the 
provisions  of  Stat.  B,  c.  vii.    The  stipend  is  £400  per  annum.  The 
Reader  is  a  member  of  the  Special  Board  for  Medieval  and 
Modern  Languages. 

1900.    E.  G.  W.  Braunholtz,  M.A.  King's. 


CLASSICS  (BRBRBTON). 
Established  by  Grace,  December  13,  1906,  in  accordance  with 
the  provisions  of  Stat.  B,  c.  vii.    The  Reader  receives  the  whole 
net  annual  income  of  the  Brereton  Bequest.     The  Reader  is  a 
Member  of  the  Special  Board  for  Classics. 

1907  W.  Ridgeway,  M.A.  Caius. 
1912  W.  Ridgeway,  M.A.  Caius. 


CHEMICAL   PHYSIOLOGY. 
Established  by  Grace,  June  12,  1902.     The  stipend  is  £100  per 
i  annum,  to  be  increased  to  £200  per  annum,  if  and  so  long  as 
a  payment  of  £100  towards  the  stipend  is  made  by  Emmanuel 

:  College.  1902  F.  G.  Hopkins,  M.A.  Emm. 


780  READEESHIPS. 

FORESTRY. 
Established  by  Grace,  May  9,  1907,  in  accordance  with  the 
provisions  of  Stat.  B,  c.  vii.  The  stipend  is  ^400  per  annum, 
payable  from  the  funds  to  the  credit  of  the  Forestry  Account. 
The  Readership  is  in  connexion  with  the  Special  Board  of  Biology 
and  Geology.  The  Reader  is  ex  officio  a  Member  of  the  Board 
of  Agricultural  Studies  and  of  the  Forestry  Committee. 

1907  A.  Henry,  M.A.  Caius. 

1913  W.  Dawson,  B.Sc.  (Agr.),  M.A.,  Alierdeen. 


ETHNOLOGY. 
Established  by  Grace,  June  8,  1909.    The  Stipend  is  ^200  per 

annum.  1909  a.  C.  Haddon,  Sc.D.,  Christ's. 


MODERN   HISTORY. 

Established  by  Grace,  8  June,  1911.  The  stipend  is  ^300  per 
annum. 

GOLDSMITHS'  READER  IN  METALLURGY. 
In  1908  a  sum  of  £10,000  was  granted  by  the  Goldsmiths' 
Company  for  the  purpose  of  founding  and  endowing  a  Readership 
in  Metallurgy.  Established  by  Grace,  June  11,  1908,  in  accord- 
ance with  the  provisions  of  Stat.  B,  c.  vii.  The  Reader  is  a 
member  of  the  Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry.  The 
Readership  is  subject  to  the  following  regulations : — 

1.  The  title  of  the  Reader  shall  be  the  Goldsmiths'  Reader  in 
Metallurgy.  » 

2.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Reader  to  give  instruction  in  Metallurgy 
and  especially  to  promote  by  teaching  and  research  the  study  of  the 
precious  metals  and  of  the  theory  and  practice  of  assaying. 

3.  The  stipend  of  the  Reader  shall  be  the  net  annual  income  of  the 
benefaction  of  ten  thousand  pounds  made  by  the  Goldsmiths'  Company  for 
the  purpose  of  endowing  the  Readership. 

4.  Any  income  accruing  before  an  appointment  is  made  or  during  a 
vacancy  shall  be  placed  at  the  disposal  of  the  incoming  Reader  to  be 
applied  towards  the  expenses  of  his  department. 

5.  The  Readership  shall  not  be  tenable  with  any  other  Readership  in 
the  University  or  with  a  Professorship  in  the  University  or  with  a 
University  Lectui-eship. 

1908    C.  T.  Heycock,  M.A.  King's. 


SANDARS   READER  IN   BIBLIOGRAPHY. 

Mr  Samuel  Sandars,  M.A.  of  Trinity  College,  who  died  in  1894, 
left  by  his  will  the  sum  of  £2000  for  the  endowment  of  a  Reader 
in  Bibliography.  The  bequest  was  accepted  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate,  November  22,  1894.  Tlie  Reader  is  elected  by  the  Vice- 
Chancellor,  the  Master  of  Trinity  College,  Cambridge,  when  not 


THE  LADY  MAKGAEET'S  PREACHER. 


781 


holding  the  office  of  Vice-Chancellor,  and  the  other  persons  for 
the  time  being  composing  the  Syndicate  of  the  University  Library. 


1895  Sir  E.  M.  Tliompson,  K.O.B. 

1896  C.  H.  Middleton-Wake,  M.A.  Chr. 
1897-98  W.  H.  Stevenson,  M.A.  Oxon. 
1898-99  E.  Gordon  Duff,  M.A.  Oxon. 
1899-1900  J.  W.  Clark,  M.A.  Trin. 
1900-1901  F.  G.  Kenyon,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
1901-1902  II.  Y.  Thompson,  B.A.  Trinity. 
1902-1908   TE.  G.  Duif,  M.A.,  Oxon. 

(M.  R.  James,  LittD.,  King's. 
1903-1904  E,  G.  Duflf,  M.A.,  Oxon. 
1904-1906  11.  Y.  Tliompson,  B.A.  Trinity. 


1905-1906  Sir  E.  M.  Thompson,  K.C.B. 
1906-1907  F.  W.  Maitland,  M.A.,  LL.D. 
1907-1908  F.  J.  H.  Jenkinson,  M.  A.,  Trin. 

1909  F.  Madan,  M.A.,  F.S.A.,Oxon. 

1910  W.  M.  Lindsay,  M.A.,  Oxon. 

1911  E.  G.  Duff,  M.A.,  Oxon. 

1912  A.  E.  Cowley,  M.  \.,  Oxon. 

1913  W.  W.  Greg,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

1914  E.  A.  Loew,  Ph.D.,  Research 

Associate  of  the  Carnegie  In- 
stitution of  Washington. 


THE  LADY  MARGARET'S  PREACHER. 

The  Preachership  was  founded  in  1504  by  Lady  Margaret, 
motherof  King  Henry  VII., and  is  endowed  with  a  stipend  of  aboutilS 
charged  on  the  land  revenues  of  the  Crown.  A  Statute  approved 
by  Her  Majesty  by  Order  in  Council,  April  6,  1858,  direcis  that 
the  Preacher  be  appointed  by  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  hold  office 
for  one  year;  and  that  he  preach  one  sermon  in  the  University 
Church  at  the  Commemoration  of  Benefactors  on  the  first  Sunday 
in  November. 

By  Grace  of  the  Senate,  May  6,  1858,  the  appointment  is  to  be 
made  in  the  Easter  Term,  and  the  Preacher  is  to  hold  Office  till 
the  first  of  May  in  the  following  year.  Any  Member  of  the  Senate, 
who  is  in  Holy  Orders,  may  be  appointed. 


1858  H.  Goodwin,  M.A.  Caius. 

1859  J.  Atlay,  B.D.  Joh. 

1860  A.  Wolfe,  M.A.  Clare. 

1861  J.  B.  Lightfoot,  M.A.  Trin. 

1862  W.  M.  Campion,  B.D.  Queens'. 

1863  W.  Raynes,  M.A.  Clare. 

1864  J.  S.  Howson.D.D.  Trin. 

1865  C.  A.  Swainson,  D.D.  Christ's. 

1866  S.Cheetham,  M.A.Christ's. 

1867  A.  Holmes,  M.A.  Clare. 

1868  W.  G.  Clark,  M.A.  Trin. 

1869  E.  J.  Beck,  M.A.  Clare. 

1870  G.  Williams,  B.D.  King's. 

1871  C.  E.  Searle,  M.A.  Pemb. 

1872  W.  Haig  Brown,  LL.D.  Pemb. 

1873  B.  H.  Kennedy,  D.D.  Joh. 

1874  J.  J.  S.  Perowne,  D.D.  Trin. 

1875  F.  J.  A.  Hort,  B.D.  Emm. 

1876  E.  W.  Benson,  D.D.  Trin. 

1877  E.  H.  Perowne,  D.D.  Corpus. 

1878  G,  F.  Browne,  M.A.  Cath. 

1879  J.  R.  Lumby.  D.D.  Cath. 

1880  J.  T.  Lang,  M.A.  Corpus. 

1881  H.  B.  Luard,  D.D.  Trin. 

1882  A.  F,  Kirkpatrick,  M.A.  Trin. 

1883  W.  Haig  Brown,  LL,D.  Pemb. 

1884  J.  J.  Lias,  M.A.  Emm. 

1885  A.  T.  Lvttelton,  M.A.  Trin. 

1886  S.  Cheetham,  D.D.  Christ's. 

1887  J.Atlay.D.D.  .loh.  Lord  Bishop 

of  Hereford. 

1888  J.  B.  Lightfoot,  D.D.,  Lord  Bishop 

of  Durham. 


1888  J.  B.  Mayor,  M.A.  Joh. 

1889  B.  F.  Westcott,  D.D.  King's. 

1890  F.  W.  Farrar,  D.D.  Trin. 

1891  E.  W.  Benson,  D.D.  Trin.,  Lord 

Archbishop  of  Canterbury. 

1892  M.  Creighton,  D.D.  Emm.,'Lord 

Bishop  of  Peterborough. 

1893  A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  D.D.  Trin. 

1894  F.  Watson,  D.D.  Joh. 

1895  J.  A,  Robinson,  B.D.  Christ's. 

1896  C.  W.  Stubbs,  D.D.  Sidney,  Dean 

of  Ely. 

1897  A.  T.  Lyttelton,  M.A.  Trin. 

1898  J.  W.  E.  Convbeare,  M.A.  Trin. 

1899  J.  M.  Wilson,"  M.A.  Joh. 

1900  J.  LI.  Davies,  M.A.  Trin. 

1901  G.  H.  Rendall,  M.A.,  Trin. 

1902  H.  B.  Swete,  D.D.  Caius. 

1903  H.  M.  Butler,  D.D.  Trin. 

1904  W.  Cunningham,  D.D.,  Trin. 

1905  F.  H.  Chase,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Elj'. 

1906  J.  A.  Robinson,  D.D.,  Clirisfs, 

Dean  of  Westminster. 

1907  J.  E.  C.  Welldon,  D.D.,  King's, 

Dean  of  Manchester. 

1908  T.  W.  Drury,  D.D.,  Bishop  of 

Sodor  and  Man. 

1909  V.  H.  Stanton,  D.D.,  Trin. 

1910  E.  S.  Roberts,  M.A,,  Caius. 

1911  G.  F.  Browne,  D.D.,  Bishop  of 

Bristol. 

1912  F.  H,  Chase,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Ely. 


782  SIR  ROBERT  REDE'S  LECTURER. 

SIR  ROBERT  REDE'S  LECTURER. 

The  endowment  was  left  to  the  University  in  1524,  by  Sir 
Robert  Rede,  Lord  Chief  Justice  of  the  Common  Pleas  in  the 
reign  of  King  Henry  VIII.  A  Statute  approved  by  Her  Majesty, 
by  Order  in  Council,  April  6,  1858,  directs  that  the  Lecturer  shall 
deliver  one  Lecture  in  Term  time  in  every  year.     Stipend  J>*9.  9*. 

The  Lecturer  is  to  be  appointed  by  the  Vice-Chancellor  during 
the  Lent  Term  in  every  year,  and  to  deliver  his  Lecture  in  the 
Senate-House  on  a  day  to  be  fixed  by  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

1859  "On  theClassificationandGeographicalDistributionof  theMainmalia,"by  R.Owen, 
F.R  S.,  D.C.L.  Superintendent  of  the  Natural  History  Departmentin  the  Britisli 
Museum,  FuUerian  Professor  of  Physiology  in  the  Koyal  Institution,  &c. 

18(10  "Life  on  the  Earth,  its  Origin  and  Succession,'^  by  J.  Phillips,  M.A.  LL.D.  F.R.S. 
F.G.S.,  Professor  of  Geology  in  the  University  of  Oxford. 

1861  "The  Social  and  Architectural  History  of  Trinity  College,"  by  R.  Willis,  M.A. 

F.R.S.  &c.,  Jacksonian  Professor. 

1862  "  The  Cosmical  Features  of  Terrestrial  Magnetism,"  by  Major-General  E.  Sabine, 

R.A.  &c.,  President  of  the  Royal  Society. 

1863  "  The  Correlation  of  the  Natural  History  Sciences,"by  D.  T.  Ansted,  M.A.  F.R.S. 

1864  "The  Late  Observations  of  Total  Eclipses  of  the  Sun,  and  the  inferences  from 

them," by  G.  B.  Airy.  LL.D.  F.R.S. 

1865  "  On  Radiation,"  by  John  Tyndall,  F.R.S. 

1866  "The  Dissipation  of  Energy," by  W.Thomson,  M.A. 

1867  "  The  Relation  of  National  Ethics  to  National  Art,"  by  John  Ruskin,  LL.D. 

1868  "  The  Stratification  of  Language,"  by  Max  MuUer,  M.A. 

1869  "On  the  Results  ofSpectrum  Analysisof  the  Heavenly  Bodies,"byW.Huggins,F.R.S. 

1870  "  On  some  Chemical  Processes  of  forming  Organic  Compounds,  with  Illustrations 

from  the  Coal  Tar  Colours,"  by  William  Allen  Miller,  M.D.,  F.R.S. 

1871  "Recent  Solar  Discoveries,"  by  J.  Norman  Lockyer,  F.R.S. 

1872  "The  Unity  of  History,"  by  Edward  A.  Freeman,  D.C.L. 

1873  "  Thermo-Electricity,    by  P.  G.  Tait.M.A, 

1874  "Slavery,"  by  Sir  Samuel  Baker. 

1875  "The  Effects  of  Observation  of  India  upon  Modem  European  Thought,"  by  Sir 
H.  J.  S.  Maine,  LL.D. 

'The  Monumental  History  of  Ancient  Egypt,"  by  S.  Birch,  LL.D. 
'On  some  of  the  results  of  the  Expedition  of  H.M.S.   Challenger,"  by  Sir  C. 
Wy  ville  Thom.son. 

1878  "On  the  Telephone,"  by  J.  Clerk  Maxwell,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 

1879  "The  Origin  of  Life,  illustrated  by  the  Life   Histories  of  the  least  and  lowest 

Organisms  in  Nature,"  by  W.  11.  Dallinger,  F.R.S. 

1880  "  Man,  prehistoric,  present,  future,"  by  G.  M.  Humphry,  M.D.,  F.R.S., Professor  of 

Anatomy. 

1881  "The  Early  Caliphate," by  Sir  W.  Muir,  K.C.S.I.,  LL.D. 

1882  "  Literature  and  Science,    by  M.  Arnold,  M.A. 

1883  "The  Origin  of  the  existing  forms  of  Animal  Life:  Construction  or  Evolution  ?" 

by  T.  H.  Huxley,  LL.D. 

1884  "The  Measurement  of  Human  Faculty,"  by  F.  Galton,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 

1885  "Mind  and  Motion,"  by  G.  J.  Romanes,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 

1886  "On  the  Forms  of  Seedlings  and  the  Causes  to  which  they  are  due,"  by  Sir  John 

Lubbock,  M.P.,  LL.D.,  P.R.S. 

1887  "  Greater  Britain  in  the  Georgian  and  in  the  Victorian  Era,"  by  J.  R.  Seeley,  M.A., 

Regius  Professor  of  Modern  History. 

1888  "  Applications  of  Science  to  the  protection  of  Human  Life,"  by  Sir  F.  A.  Abel,  C.B., 

D.C.L.,  F.R.S. 

1889  "  On  some  Effects  of  the  Action  of  Light  on  Ponderable  Matter,"  by  Sir  G.  G.  Stokes, 

M.P.,  F.R.S.,  Lucasian  Professor  of  Mathematics. 

1890  "  Erasmus,"  by  R.  C.  Jebb,  LittD.,  Regius  Professor  of  Greek. 

1891  "Natural  Religion  in  India,"  by  Sir  Alfred  C.  Lyall,  K.C.B.,  K.C.I.E. 

1892  "The  Microscope's  Contributions  to  the  Earth's  Physical  History,"  by  T.  G.  Bonney, 

ScD.,  B.D.,  F.R.S. 
189.3  "Weariness,"  by  M.  Foster,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 

1894  "The  position,  arrangement,  and  fittings  of  Libraries  during  the  Middle  Ages  and 

the  Renaissance  (with  special  notes  on  the  system  of  Chaining  Books),"  by 
J.  W.  Clark,  M.A. 

1895  "  The  early  Renaissance  in  England,"  by  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Peterborough,  D.D, 

1896  "  ROntgen  Rays  "  by  Prof.  J.  J.  Thomson,  M.A. 


1876 
1877 


HULSEAN  LECTURER  OR  CHRISTIAN  PREACHER.  783 


1900 
1901 


1897  "Recent  Researches  on  Terrestrial  Magnetism,"  by  A.  W.  Riicker. 

1898  "The  Theatre  in  its  Relation  to  the  State,"  by  Sir  H.  B,  Irving. 

1899  "La  Theorie  des  Ondes  Lumineuses:   son  influence  sur  la  Physique  Moderne," 

by  Prof.  A.  Cornu. 
Byzantine  History  in  the  Early  Middle  Age,"  by  F.  Harrison,  M.A.,  Wadham 

College,  Oxford. 
The  Renaissance  and  English    Law,"  by  F.    W.   Maitland,   LL.D.,   Downing 

Professor  of  the  Laws  of  England. 

1902  "On  an  Inversion  of  Ideas  as  to  the  Structure  of  the  Universe,"  by  Osborne 

Reynolds,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 

1903  "  Napoleon  Hi.  and  the  Second  Empire,"  by  G.  W.  Prothero,  Litt.D. 
190-4  "Tlie  Structure  of  Metals,"  by  J.  A.  Ewing,  M.A. 

1906  "Our  True  Relationship  with  India,"  by  Sir  Francis  Younghusband,  K,C.I.E. 

1906  "  The  Wars  between  Moslem  and  Christian  for  the  possession  of  Asia  Minor,"  by 

W.  M.  Ramsay,  F.B.A.,  Hon.  Litt.D.  Aberdeen. 

1907  "The  Art  of  Architecture  and  the  training  required  to  practise  it,"  by  Sir  Aston 
Webb,  R.  A. 

•  An  Austrian  Diplomatist  in  the  Fifties,"  by  Sir  Ernest  Satow,  G.C.M.G. 

'Darwin  as  Geologist,"  by  Sir  A.  (ieiliie,  K.C.B.,  Hon.  LL.D. 

'The  Parallel  between  the  English  and  American  Civil  Wars,"  by  C.  H.  Firth, 

M.A.,  Oriel  College,  Oxford. 
'Steam  Turbines,"  by  the  Hon.  C.  A.  Parsons,  C.B.,  M.A.,  Hon.  ScD.,  Honorary 

Fellow  of  St  John's  College. 
'The  Chorus  in  Greek  Tragedy,"  by  G.  G.  A.  Murray,  Litt.D.,  Professor  of  Greek 

in  the  University  of  Oxford. 
Modern  Parliamentary  Eloquence,"  by  the  Right  Hon.   the  Earl  Curzou  of 

Kedleston,  G.C.S.I.,  G.C.I.E.,  Chancellor  of  the  University  of  Oxford. 


1909 
1910 


1911 
1912 


1913 


HULSEAN  LECTURER  OR  CHRISTIAN  PREACHER. 

The  election  to  this  office  takes  place  on  some  day  in  Feb- 
ruary, not  later  than  the  twentieth.  Candidates  must  be  thirty 
years  of  age  or  upwards,  in  Holy  Orders,  and  Masters  of  Arts,  or 
of  some  higher  degree,  in  the  University  of  Cambridge.  The 
office  is  annual.  The  duty  of  the  Lecturer  is  to  preach  during 
his  year  of  office  not  less  than  four  sermons,  in  which  he  is  to 
shew  the  evidence  for  revealed  religion  or  to  explain  some  of 
the  most  difficult  texts  or  obscure  parts  of  Holy  Scripture, 
— or  both.  The  time  of  delivery  is  to  be  prescribed  by  the  Uni- 
versity; and,  if  the  duties  be  not  discharged  by  the  person  ap- 
pointed, his  salary  is  to  be  divided  amongst  the  six  senior  Fellows 
of  St  John's  College.  The  Electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the 
Master  of  Trinity,  the  Master  of  St  John's,  and  the  Lady  Mar- 
garet's, Regius,  Norrisian,  and  Ely  rrofessors  of  Divinity, 
the  Vice-Chancellor  having  a  casting  vote;  and,  if  either  the 
Master  of  Trinity  or  the  Master  of  St  John's  be  Vice-Chancellor, 
his  place  is  to  be  supplied  by  the  Regius  Professor  of  Greek. 
Annual  stipend,  one-tenth  of  the  net  income  from  Mr  Hulse's 
benefaction. 


1831  J.  J.  Blunt,  B.D.  Joh. 

1833  Henry  John  Rose,  B.D.  Joh. 

1834  No  Lecturer  appointed, 

1835  Henry  Howarth,  B.D.  Joh. 
1837  Richard  Parkinson,  B.D.  Joh. 

1840  Theyre  T.  Smith,  M.A.  Queens*. 

1841  Henry  Alford,  M.A. Trinitv. 
1843  J.  H.  Marsden,  B.D.  Joh. 
1845  R.  C.  Trench,  M.A.  Trinity. 
1847  C.Wonlsworth, D.D.Trinity. 
1849  W.  G.  Humphry,  M.A.  Trinity. 


1851  G.Currey.B.D.Joh. 
ia53  B.  M.  Cowie,  M.A.  Joh, 
1855  H.  Goodwin,  M.A.  Caius. 
18.57  C.  A.  Swainson,  M.A.  Christ's. 
1859  C.  J.  EUicott,  B.D.  Joh. 
186U  J .  Lamb,  M.A.  Caius. 
18fil  C.  Merivale.B.D.  Joh. 

1862  J.  S.  Howson,  D.D.  Trinity. 

1863  F.  Morse,  M.A.  Joh. 

1864  D.  Moore,  M.A.  St  Catharine's. 

1865  J.  Moorhouse.  M.A.  Joh. 


784 


LECTUKESHIPS. 


1866  E.  H.  Perowne,  B.D.  Corpus. 

1867  C.  Pritchard,  M.A.  J  oh. 

1868  J.  J.  S.  Perowne,  B.D.  Corpus. 

1869  J.  Venn,  M.A.  Caius. 

1870  F.  W.  Farrar,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1871  F.  J.  A.  Hort,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1872  J.  B.  Pearson,  M.A.  Joh. 

1873  S.  Leathes,  M.A.  Jesus. 

1874  G.  M.  StrafFen,  M.A.  Christ's. 

1875  E.  T.  Vaughan,  M.A.Christ's. 

1876  E.  A.  Abbott,  M.A.  Joh. 

1877  G.  S.  Drew,  M.A.  Joh. 

1878  W.  B.  Carpenter,  M.A.  St  Cath, 

1879  V.  H.  Stanton,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1880  T.  T.  Perowne,  B.D.  Corpu.s, 

1881  J.  Foxley,  M.A.  Joh. 

1882  Frederic  Watson,  M.A.  .Joh. 

1883  J.  J.  Lias,  M.A.  Emm, 

1884  T.  (1.  Bonney,  B.D.,  Sc.D.  Joh. 
188G  W.  Cunningham,  B.D.  Trinity. 

1886  J.  De  Soyres,  M.A.  Caius. 

1887  J.  H.  Lupton,  M.A.  Joli. 

1888  II.  M.  Stephenson,  M.A.  Christ's. 

1889  E.  G.  King,  D.D.  Sidney. 

1890  J.  LI.  Davies,  M.A.  Trinity. 


1891  A.  T.  Lyttelton,  M.A.Selwyn. 

1892  J.  B.  Heard,  M.A.,  Caius. 

1893  Mandel  Creighton,  D.D.  Emm.,  Lord 

Bishop  of  Peterborough. 

1894  A.  Barry,  D.D.  Trinity. 

1895  W.  M.  Ede,  M.A.,  Joh. 

1896  S.  Cheetham,  D.D.  Christ's. 

1897  J.  E.  C.  Welldon,  M.A.  King's. 

1898  J.  M.  Wilson,  M.A.  Joh. 

1899  A.  J.  Mason,  D.D.  Jesus. 

1900  F.  H.  Chase,  D.D.,  Clirisfs, 

1901  F.  R.  Tennant,  M.A.  Caius. 

1902  F.  J.  Foakes-Jackson,  M.A,,  Jesus, 

1903  W.  A.  Whitworth,  M.A.  Joh. 

1904  C.  W.  Stubbs,  D.D,,  Sidney. 

1905  H,  ,L  C.  Knight,  M,A,,  Corpus. 

1906  J.  P.  Whitney,  M.A,,  King's. 

1907  J.  H.  B.  Masterman,  M.A.,  Joh, 

1908  J.  N.  Figgis,  Litt.D.,  St  Cath. 

1909  W,  E,  Chadwick,  D,D„  Jesus, 

1910  E.  A.  Edghill,  M.A.,  King's. 

1911  R.  J.  Fletcher,  D.D,  (designate),  Pet. 

1912  H,  L.  Jackson,  B.D.,  Christ's. 
1913—14  W.  L.  Grant,  M,A„  Caius. 


RAMSDEN  SERMON. 

Mrs  Charlotte  Ramsden,  of  Bath,  having  at  the  suggestion 
of  J.  H.  Markland,  Esq.,  formerly  Treasurer  of  the  Society  for 
the  Propagation  of  the  Gospel,  proposed  : 

"  To  provide  by  an  adequate  endowment  (viz.  by  an  investment 
in  the  Consolidated  Fund  of  a  sum  which  shall  produce  Five 
Guineas  per  annum)  for  an  Annual  Sermon  at  St  Mary's  Church, 
before  the  University  of  Cambridge,  to  be  delivered  on  such  Sunday 
of  full  Term,  and  by  such  Preacher  as  the  Vice-Chancellor  for  the 
time  being  shall  appoint,  upon  the  subject  of  '  Church  Extension 
over  the  Colonies  and  Dependencies  of  the  British  Empire:'" — 

The  proposal  was  accepted  by  the  Senate  on  the  9th  Feb.  1848. 

1910  A.  J.  Macleane,  D.D.,  King's,  Bp.  of  Moray,  Ross,  and  Caithness. 

1911  Ven.  A,  T.  Wirgraan,  D.D.,  Magdalene  College,  Cambridge. 

1912  II,  Whitehead,  D.D,  (0.\f.),  Bishop  of  Madras. 


LECTURES  IN  PASTORAL  THEOLOGY. 
Through  the  liberality  of  the  late  Dr  Swainson,  Master  of 
Christ's  College,  and  Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity,  a 
course  of  Lectures  in  Pastoral  Theology  was  provided  in  the  year 
1883.  In  subsequent  years  the  Financial  Board  has  placed  at  the 
disposal  of  the  Board  for  Theological  Studies  a  sum  of  money  for 
providing  a  similar  course  of  Lectures,  though  in  the  year  1893 
the  expense  was  defrayed  by  an  anonymous  private  donor.  The 
Lecturer  is  appointed  by  the  Board  for  Theological  Studies. 

1883  W,  Walsham  How,  D.D.,  Wadliam  College,  Oxford. 

1884  J.  P.  Norris,  D.D.,  Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 

1885  John  Gott,  D.D,,  Brasenose  College,  Oxford, 

1886  G.  P.  Maclear,  D.D.,  Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 

1887  R.  P,  L.  Blunt,  D.D.,  King's  College,  London. 

1888  W.  D.  Maclagan,  D.D,,  St  Peter's  College,  Cambridge, 


LECTUEESHIPS.  786 

1889  Herbert  James,  M.A.,  King's  College,  Cambridge. 

1890  Edgar  Jacob,  M.A.,  New  College,  Oxford. 

1891  E.  T.  Leeke,  M.A.,  Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 

1892  A.  J.  Mason,  D.D.,  Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 

1893  E.  C.  S.  Gibson,  M.A.,  Trinity  College,  Oxford. 

1894  W.  Boyd  Carpenter,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Ripon. 

1895  F.  W.  Ingram,  M.A.,  Keble  College,  Oxford. 

1896  G.  Body,  M.A.,  St  John's  College,  Cambridge. 

1897  F.  J.  Chavasse,  M.A.,  Corpus  College,  Oxford. 

1898  C.  Gore,  M.A.,  Trinity  College,  Oxford. 

1899  G.  W.  Kennion,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Bath  and  Wells. 

1900  W.  C.  E.  Newbolt,  M,  A,,  Pembroke  College,  Oxford. 

1901  E.  A.  Knox,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Coventry. 

1902  J.  M.  Wilson,  M.A.,  St  John's,  Cambridge. 

1903  C.  G.  Lang,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Stepney. 

1904  V.  S.  S.  Coles,  M.  A.,  Balliol  College,  Oxford. 

1905  H.  E.  Savage,  M.A.,  Corpus  Christi  College,  Cambridge. 

1906  W.  M.  Ede,  M.A.,  St  John's  College,  Cambridge, 

1907  Ven.  W.  Cunningham,  D.D.,  Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 

1908  J.  W.  Biggie,  D.D.,  Bishop  of  Carlisle. 

1909  H.  H.  Montgomery,  D.D.,  Trinity  College,  Cambridge. 

1910  Ven.  W.  O.  Burrows,  M.A.,  Christ  Church,  Oxford,  Archdeacon  of 

Birmingham. 

1911  T.  W.  Drury,  D.D.,  Christ's  College,  Cambridge. 

1912  J.  E.  Watts-Ditchfield,  Hon.  M.A.,  Durham. 
1913—1914  P.  Green,  M.A.,  St  John's,  Canon  of  Manchester. 


ENGLISH   LECTURESHIP. 

A  sum  of  money  amounting  to  £1220  was  collected  by 
Prof.  Skeat  in  1895  for  the  purpose  of  establishing  a  Lectureship 
in  Englisli.  In  November,  1899,  the  total  sum  collected  amounted 
to  J2100.  By  Grace  of  June  8,  1899  an  additional  stipend  of 
£50  payable  out  of  the  Common  University  Fund  was  assigned  to 
the  Lecturer. 

Tiie  following  Regulations  were  sanctioned  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate,  January  80,  1896  : 

1.  That  the  sum  of  £1220  contributed  for  the  endowment  or 
a  teacher  in  English  together  with  any  further  sum  that  may 
hereafter  be  contributed  for  the  purpose  of  increasing  it  be 
accepted  by  the  University,  and  that  the  Vice-Chancellor  be 
empowered  to  express  the  thanks  of  the  University  to  Professor 
Skeat  and  the  other  contributors. 

2.  That  a  Lectureship  in  English  be  established  in  connexion 
with  the  Board  of  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  at  a  yearly 
stipend  of  £50  or  such  larger  sum  as  the  fund  may  produce. 

3.  That  the  income  of  the  endowment,  together  with  any 
donations  that  may  be  made  from  time  to  time  to  increase  that 
income,  be  applied  towards  the  payment  of  the  said  stipend. 

1896  I.  Gollancz,  M.A.  Christ's. 
1905  G.  C.  Macaulay,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


786  LECTUEESHIPS. 

GILBEY  LECTURESHIP   IN  THE  HISTORY   AND 
ECONOMICS   OF   AGRICULTURE. 

Sir  Walter  Gilbey,  President  of  the  Royal  Agricultural  Society, 
offered  in  May,  1896,  to  place  in  the  hands  of  Trustees  a  sufficient 
sum  to  give  an  honorarium  of  £25  per  annum  for  a  period  of 
twenty-one  years  to  a  Lecturer  on  Agricultural  History  and 
Economics.  This  offer  was  accepted,  and  the  following  Regulations 
were  sanctioned  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  June  18,  1896. 

1.  That,  so  soon  as  the  necessary  funds  have  been  placed  in 
Trust  for  the  purpose,  there  shall  be  established  in  the  University 
a  Gilbey  Lectureship  in  the  History  and  Economics  of  Agriculture. 

2.  That  the  Lecturer  be  appointed  by  the  Managing  Syndicate 
for  the  examinations  in  the  Science  and  Practice  of  Agriculture, 
in  consultation  with  the  President  for  the  time  being  of  the  Royal 
Agricultural  Society,  the  appointment  to  be  for  not  more  than 
three  years  at  a  time,  and  to  be  subject  to  confirmation  by  Grace 
of  the  Senate. 

3.  That  it  be  the  duty  of  the  Lecturer  to  lecture  in  each 
academical  year  on  some  subject  connected  with  the  History  and 
Economics  of  Agriculture. 

4.  That  it  be  the  duty  of  the  Managing  Syndicate  to  make 
arrangements  for  the  due  announcement  and  delivery  of  the 
Lectures. 

5.  That  the  Lecturer  receive  a  stipend  of  twenty-five  pounds 
a  year,  or  such  sum  in  any  year  as  the  income  of  the  Trust  Fund 
may  afford. 

6.  That  the  appointment  of  the  Lecturer  may  be  cancelled  at 
any  time  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  with  the  concurrence  of 
the  Managing  Syndicate. 

7.  That  the  Gilbey  Lectureship  shall  cease  at  the  end  of 
twenty-one  years  from  the  appointment  of  the  first  Lecturer, 
unless  in  the  meantime  the  Senate  shall  have  otherwise  deter- 
mined. 

1897    E.  Clarke,  Hon.  M.A.,  Job. 

1900  SirE.  Clarke,  lion.  M.  A.,  Job. 

1901  II.  Herbert  Smith. 

1904  .J.  S.  Nicholson,  Se.D.,  Trin. 

1907  Major  P.  G.  Craigie,  C.B. 

1910  V.  R.  Salter,  B.A.,  Magd. 

1911  F.  R.  Salter,  B.A.,  Magd. 

1912  C.  R.  Fay,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
1918  C.  R.  Fay,  M.A.,  Clirisfs. 


LECTURESHIP  IN  THE  HAUSA  LANGUAGE. 
In  May,  1896,  the  sum  of  £100  per  annum  for  three  years 
was  offered  by  the  Executive  Committee  of  the  Hausa  Association 
for  the  endowment  of  a  Lectureship  in  the  Hausa  Language. 
The  offer  was  accepted,  and  the  following  regulations  were  sanc- 
tioned by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  June  18,  1896.  The  Lectureship 
was  continued  for  three  years  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Dec.  14, 


LECTUEESHIPS.  787 

1899,  and  Dec.  18,  1902,  and  again  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Jan. 
30,  1906,  for  one  year. 

1.  That  a  University  Lecturer  in  the  Ilausa  Language  be 
appointed  by  a  Committee  of  Selection  consisting  of  representa- 
tives of  the  Hausa  Association  and  an  equal  number  of  repre- 
sentatives of  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  the  appointment  to  be 
for  three  years  and  to  be  subject  to  confirmation  by  Grace  of 
the  Senate. 

2.  That  the  stipend  of  the  Lecturer  be  £100  a  year  to  be 
provided  by  the  Ilausa  Association. 

3.  That  the  Council  of  the  Senate  be  authorised  to  appoint 
Members  of  the  Senate  who  shall  form  in  conjunction  with  an 
equal  number  of  persons  appointed  by  the  Executive  Committee 
of  the  Hausa  Association  a  Committee  of  Management  who  shall 
determine  the  amount  of  residence,  if  any,  to  be  required  from 
the  Lecturer  and  the  nature  of  the  instruction  to  be  given  by  him. 

4.  The  appointment  of  the  Lecturer  may  be  cancelled  at 
any  time  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate  with  the  concurrence  of 
the  Committee  of  Management. 

1897  C.  H.  Robinson,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

1900  C.  H.  Robinson,  M.A.,  Trinitj'. 

1903  C.  11.  Robinson,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

1906  C.  H.  Robinson,  M.A.,  Trinity. 


LECTURESHIP   IN   RUSSIAN. 

By  Grace  of  Jan.  18,  1900,  a  Salomons  Lectureship  in  Russian 
was  established  for  five  years,  under  Statute  13.  c.  viii.  §  6. 
A  stipend  of  £50  per  annum  for  five  years  was  provided  by 
Sir  David  L.  Salomons. 

In  1904  the  Fishmongers'  Company  made  a  grant  to  the  Uni- 
versity of  £250,  payable  in  five  annual  instalments  towards  the 
endowment  of  a  Lectureship  in  Russian.  This  grant  was  con- 
tinued in  1910.  Sir  D.  L.  Salomons  off"ered  the  University  an 
additional  sum  of  £50. 

By  Grace  of  Dec.  3,  1 904,  the  General  Board  of  Studies  was 
authorized  to  appoint  for  a  period  of  five  years  from  Michaelmas, 
1905,  a  University  Lecturer  in  Russian,  in  connexion  with  the 
Special  Board  for  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages,  with  an 
annual  stipend  of  £60. 

1900  A.  P.  Goudv,  M.A. 
1905  A.  P.  Goudy,  M.A. 
1910    A.  P.  Goudy,  M.A. 


788  LECTURESHIPS. 

LECTURESHIP  IN   THE  PHILOSOPHY  OF 
RELIGION. 

In  1904,  V.  H.  Stanton,  D.D.,Ely  Professor  of  Divinity,  offered 
to  the  University  a  capital  sum  which  produces  about  £100 
per  annum,  for  the  purpose  of  endowing  a  Lectureship  in  the 
Philosophy  of  Religion.  The  following  Regulations  were  sanctioned 
by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  28  April,  1904  : — 

1.  That  the  benefaction  offered  by  Dr  Stanton,  Ely  Professor 
of  Divinity,  for  the  endowment  of  a  Lectureship  in  the  Philosophy 
of  Religion  be  gratefully  accepted  by  the  Senate,  and  that  the 
Vice-Chancellor  be  empowered  to  express  to  Dr  Stanton  the 
thanks  of  the  University  for  his  gift. 

2.  That  the  General  Board  of  Studies  be  authorised  to  appoint 
a  University  Lecturer  in  the  Philosophy  of  Religion,  in  connexion 
with  the  Special  Board  for  Divinity. 

3.  That  the  Lecturer  be  in  the  first  instance  appointed  to  hold 
office  for  a  period  of  three  years  from  Michaelmas  1904,  that  each 
subsequent  appointment  be  for  a  period  of  three  years  and  that 
the  appointment  ordinarily  be  made  during  the  Lent  Term. 

4.  That  a  retiring  Lecturer  be  eligible  for  re-appointment,  but 
so  that  no  Lecturer  hold  office  for  more  than  six  years  in  succession. 

5.  That  it  be  the  duty  of  the  Lecturer  to  deliver  in  each 
academical  year  at  least  twelve  lectures  in  the  Philosophy  of 
Religion. 

6  That  the  Lecturer  submit  to  the  Special  Board  for  Divinity 
and  the  Special  Board  for  Moral  Science,  before  the  division  of 
the  Easter  Term  in  each  year,  a  statement  of  the  Term  or  Terms 
in  which  he  proposes  to  lecture,  and  of  the  subjects  which  he 
proposes  to  treat  during  the  ensuing  academical  year. 

7.  That  the  stipend  of  the  Lecturer  be  £100  a  year  payable 
from  tlie  income  of  Dr  Stanton's  benefaction,  or  such  greater  or 
less  sum  as  the  income  for  the  year  may  afford. 

1904  V,  K.  Storr,  M.A.,  Oxford. 
1907  F.  R.  Tennant,  D.D.,  Caius, 
1910  F.  R.  Tennant,  D.D,,  Caius. 

OIRDLERS'   LECTURER   IN    ECONOMICS. 

In  1904,  the  M'^orshipful  Company  of  Girdlers  offered  to  make 
a  grant  of  £100  per  annum  for  three  years  towards  the  teaching 
of  Economics  in  the  University.  In  1900  and  1909  the  Company 
renewed  for  a  further  period  of  three  years  their  grant  of  £100 
per  annum.  The  following  Regulations  were  sanctioned  by  Grace 
of  the  Senate,  12  May,  1904:— 

1.  That  a  University  Lecturer  in  Economics,  to  be  called  the 
Girdlers'  Lecturer,  be  appointed  in  connexion  with  the  Special 
Board  for  Economics  and  Politics,  for  the  three  years  commencing 
at  Michaelmas,  1904. 


LECTURESHIPS.  789 

2.  That  the  stipend  of  the  Lecturer  be  £100  per  annum  to  be 
paid  from  the  grant  made  to  the  University  by  the  Girdlers' 
Company. 

1904  A.  C.  Pigou,  M.A.,  ling's. 

1907  A.  C.  Pigou,  M.A.,  King's. 

1908  H.  O.  Meredith,  M.A.,  King's. 

1910  II.  O.  Mereditli,  M.A.,  King's. 

1911  J.  M.  Keynes,  M.A.,  King's. 


HUDDERSFIELD  LECTURESHIP  IN  SPECIAL 
PATHOLOGY. 
In  1904,  Professor  Woodhead  oflFered  a  sum  of  money,  amount- 
ing to  about  £1600,  contributed  by  friends,  most  of  them  residing 
in  or  connected  with  Huddersfield,  to  endow  a  Lectureship  in 
Special  Pathology.  By  Grace  of  the  Senate,  16  Feb.  1905,  the 
following  Regulations  were  sanctioned  : — 

1.  That  the  sum  of  £1600,  contributed  to  the  University  Benefaction 
Fund  for  the  endowment  of  a  Lectureship  in  Special  Pathology,  together 
with  any  further  sums  that  may  be  hereafter  contributed  for  the  purpose 
of  increasing  that  endowment  fund,  be  accepted  by  the  University,  and 
that  the  Vice-Chancellor  be  empowered  to  express  the  thanks  of  the 
University  to  Professor  Woodhead,  and  to  the  contributors. 

2.  That  a  University  Lectureship,  to  be  called  the  Huddersfield 
Lectureship  in  Special  Pathology,  be  established,  in  connexion  with  the 
Special  Board  for  Medicine,  at  a  yearly  stipend  of  £bO,  or  such  larger 
sum  as  the  endowment  fund  may  produce. 

,S.  That  the  uicome  of  the  endowment  fund,  together  with  that  from 
any  further  donations  that  may  be  made  to  the  fund  from  time  to  time, 
be  employed  towards  the  payment  of  the  said  stipend. 

1905.    T.  S,  P.  Strangeways,  M.A.,  Joli, 

1909.    T.  S.  P.  Strangeways,  M.A,,  Joli. 


NORMAN  MACCOLL  LECTURESHIP. 
A  BEQUEST  by  the  late  Norman  Maccoll,  M.A.,  of  Downing 
College,  of  the  sum  of  £500,  for  the  provision  of  lectures  on  the 
language  or  literature  of  Spain  or  Portugal,  was  accepted  by  the 
University  by  Grace  of  2  Feb.  1905.  The  following  Regulations, 
submitted  by  the  General  Board  of  Studies,  were  approved  by 
Grace  25  May,  1905:— 

1.  That  a  Lectureship  in  the  language  or  literature  of  Spain  or 
Portugal,  to  be  called  the  Norman  Maccoll  Lectureship,  be  established 
in  the  University. 

2.  That  in  the  year  1908  and  every  fourth  year  thereafter  a  Norman 
Maccoll  Lecturer  be  appointed  by  the  Senate  on  the  nomination  of  the 
Special  Board  for  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages,  the  appointment 
being  made  in  the  Easter  Term  on  each  occasion. 

3.  That  it  be  the  duty  of  the  Lecturer  to  deliver  in  the  University 
during  the  academical  year  following  his  appointment  a  course  of  not 
fewer  than  five  public  lectures  on  the  language  or  literature  of  Spain  or 
Portugal.  ,      .     , 

4.  That  the  Lecturer  hold  office  till  the  end  of  the  academical  year 
following  that  in  which  he  is  appointed,  and  that  he  receive  as  stipend 


790  SERMONS  IN  UNIVERSITY  CHURCH. 

the  aggregate  amount  of  the  income  Avhich  has  accrued  from  the  trust 
fund  duri]ig  the  four  years  immediately  preceding  the  termination  of  his 
tenure. 

5.  That  the  Special  Board  for  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages  be 
empowered  to  make  arrangements  for  the  announcement  and  delivery 
of  the  lectures. 

1908  J.  Fitzniaurice-Kelly,  F.B.A. 

1912  J.  Fitzmaurice-Kelly,  F.B.A. 


LESLIE  STEPHEN   LECTURESHIP. 

The  sum  of  £630,  contributed  by  the  friends  of  the  late  Sir 
Leslie  Stephen,  K.C.B.,  Hon.  Litt.D.,  sometime  Fellow  of  Trinity 
Hall,  for  the  endowment  of  a  Lectureship  in  Literature,  was 
accepted  by  Grace,  27  April  1905,  and  the  following  Regulations 
were  approved  : — 

1.  That  a  Lectureship  be  established  in  the  University  to  be  called 
the  Leslie  Stephen  Lectureship. 

2.  That  the  Lecturer  be  appointed  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  of  1906 
and  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  of  every  second  year  thereafter  by  the  Vice- 
Chancellor,  the  Master  of  Trinity  Hall,  the  Knightbridge  Professor  of 
Moral  Philosophy,  and  the  Regius  Professor  of  Modern  History,  save 
that  when  the  Master  of  Trinity  Hall  shall  happen  to  be  Vice- Chancellor 
his  place,  as  Master  of  Trinity  Hall,  shall  be  taken  by  the  Master  of 
Trinity  College. 

3.  That  it  be  the  duty  of  the  Lecturer  to  deliver  one  lecture  on  some 
day  in  full  term  in  the  Academic  year  in  which  he  has  been  appointed, 
the  place  of  delivery  being  the  Senate  House  or  some  other  University 
Buildhig  or  Trinity  Hall. 

4.  That  the  lecture  be  on  some  literary  subject,  including  therein 
Criticism,  Biography,  and  Ethics. 

5.  That,  subject  to  regulation  3,  the  date  of  the  lecture  and  the  place 
of  its  delivery  be  fixed  by  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

6.  That  the  Lectui'er  receive  as  his  stipend  the  net  income  of  the 
endowment  fund  for  the  civil  year  in  which  he  was  appointed  and  the  next 
preceding  civil  year. 

7.  These  regulations  shall  be  subject  to  alteration  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate  at  any  time  after  1  January  1935  provided  that  the  name  of  Leslie 
Stephen  be  always  connected  with  the  foundation  and  that  the  income 
arising  therefrom  be  appropriated  to  some  academical  object  of  a  Literary 
character. 

1906  W.  A.  Raleigh,  M.A.,  Oxford. 

1909  A.  C.  Bradley,  Litt.D.,  Oxford. 

1910  W.  P.  Ker,  M.A.,  Oxford. 

1911  Sidney  Lee,  Hon.  Litt.D.,  Oxford. 

1913  T.  H.  Warren,  M.A.,  Hon.  D.C.L.,  Oxford. 


SERMONS  IN  THE  UNIVERSITY  CHURCH. 

The  Vice-Chancellor  appoints  the  preacher  of  the  Ramsdeii 
Sermon,  the  preacher  for  the  afternoon  of  Commencement 
Sunday,  the  preachers  for  the  Assizes,  and  for  extraordinary 
Fasts  and  Thanksgivings. 

Except  for  Commencement  Sunday  and  the  days  assigned  to  the  Hulsean 
Lecturer  and  the  Preacher  of  the  Ramsden  Sermon,  Select  Preachers  are 


WORTS'  TRAVELLING  BACHELORS.  791 

{mpointed  yearly  for  the  Sunday  afternoons  from  the  beginning  of  Michaelmas 
Term  to  the  end  of  Easter  Term,  for  the  afternoons  of  Christmas  Day,  Good 
Friday,  and  Ascension  Day,  and  for  such  Sundays,  if  any,  in  the  Long 
Vacation  and  on  such  other  days  as  may  be  appointed  by  the  Vice-Chaa- 
cellor,  after  consultation  with  the  Select  Preachers'  Syndicate. 

The  Select  Preachers  are  appointed  by  a  Syndicate  consisting  of  the 
Vice-Chancellor,  the  four  Professors  of  Divinity,  the  two  Proctors,  and  four 
Members  of  the  Senate  elected  by  Grace,  who  in  every  year  before  the 
end  of  the  Easter  Term  assign  the  days  for  preaching  the  Hu'lsean  Lectures, 
and  appoint  the  Select  Preachers,  for  the  next  academical  year;  the  days  on 
which  each  Select  Preacher  is  to  preach  being  also  determined  by  the  Syn- 
dics. If  any  Select  Preacher  be  prevented  from  preaching  on  the  days 
assigned  to  him,  the  Syndics  appoint  another  preacher  in  his  place. 

Of  the  said  four  Members  of  the  Senate  one  retires  by  rotation  on  the 
31st  of  December  in  every  year,  and  his  place  is  supplied  by  another 
elected  at  the  next  ensuing  Congregation,  the  retiring  Member  not  being 
re-eligible  at  that  election. 

For  every  Sermon  the  Select  Preacher  is  paid  a  fee  of  three  guineas  out 
of  the  Common  Chest. 

WORTS'  TRAVELLING  BACHELORS. 

Statute  respecting  Mr  Worts"  Endowment  for  Travelling 
Bachelors.  Confirmed  by  Order  of  the  Queen  in  Councu, 
April  mh,  1861. 
The  annual  pensions  charged  by  Mr  Worts  upon  his  estate  of 
£100  a  year  each  to  two  young  Bachelors  of  Arts,  to  be  sent  into 
foreign  countries  and  to  continue  there  for  the  space  of  three  years, 
shall  cease  to  be  so  applied,  and  shall  constitute  a  fund,  from  which 
the  University  may  make  grants  from  time  to  time,  by  Grace  of 
the  Senate,  at  its  discretion,  for  the  promotion  or  encouragement  of 
investigations  in  foreign  countries  respecting  the  religion, learning, 
laws,  politics,  customs,  manners,  and  rarities,  natural  or  artificial, 
of  those  countries,  or  for  purposes  of  geographical  discovery  or  of 
antiquarian  or  scientific  research  in  foreign  countries:  the  con- 
ditions as  to  publishing  the  result  of  such  investigations  to  be 
determined  in  every  case  when  any  grant  is  made. 

Zoological  Station  at  Naples. 
By  Grace  of  Dec.  2, 1875,  the  University  agreed  to  pay  £75  per 
year  for  five  years  from  the  Worts'  Fund  for  Travelling  Bachelors 
to  the  institution  at  Naples  under  Dr  Dohrn,  for  facilitating  the 
study  of  Marine  Zoology  by  students  nominated  by  the  Board  of 
Natural  Sciences  Studies.  This  agreement  is  renewed  from  time 
to  time  (Grace  of  May  25,  1911,  till  Michaelmas,  1916).  By 
Grace  of  Dec.  13, 1883,  the  annual  payment  was  raised  to  £100. 
Those  who  go  are  expected  to  make  reports  of  their  investigations 
to  the  Vice- Chancellor. 

Marine  Biological  Association  at  Plymouth. 
That  the  right  of  nomination  to  a  Table  at  the  Laboratory 
possessed  by  the  University  as  a  Governor  of  the  Association  be 
for  the  future  delegated  to  the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and 
Geology. 


UNIVERSITY  SCHOLARSHIPS 

AND    PRIZES. 


THE   CRAVEN,  BATTIE,   DAVIES,  AND  PITT 
SCHOLARSHIPS. 

By  a  Statute  of  1861  for  these  Scholarships 

Each  is  tenable  for  seven  years  if  the  Scholar  continue  a 
member  of  the  University,  but  no  longer :  and  no  student  can 
hold  more  than  one  at  the  same  time. 

By  Graces  of  the  Senate  the  Scholarships  are  under  the  follow- 
ing Regulations: 

1.  The  persons  who  are  to  examine  the  Candidates  for  the 
above-named  Scholarships  and  to  elect  the  Scholars  shall  be  the 
Vice-Chancellor,  the  Public  Orator,  the  Regius  Professor  of  Greek, 
the  Professor  of  Latin,  and  two  members  of  the  Senate  appointed 
by  Grace  of  the  Senate  at  the  first  Congregation  in  November  in 
every  year  to  examine  for  the  University  Scholarships  and  for 
the  Chancellor's  Medals :  provided  that,  in  the  event  of  any  of 
the  permanent  ex  officio  electors  desiring  in  any  year  for  due 
cause  to  be  approved  by  the  Special  Board  for  Classics  to  be 
relieved  of  the  duty  of  examining,  he  shall  nominate  a  deputy  to 
be  approved  by  the  Board  and  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
and  sihall  pay  to  such  deputy  the  same  sum  as  that  which  is  paid 
to  the  other  examiners  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate.  Pro- 
vided further  that  in  any  year  the  Vice-Chancellor  may  nominate 
a  deputy  to  be  approved  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  ;  and  that  such 
deputy  be  paid  out  of  the  University  Chest  the  same  sum  as  that 
paid  to  the  other  examiners  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate. 

2.  On  the  first  Monday  in  December  in  every  year  there  shall 
be  a  meeting  at  the  Vice-Chancellor's  of  the  Electors  to  the  Scho- 
larships to  consider  which  of  the  Scholarships  shall  be  declared 
vacant,  and  public  notice  of  the  vacancy  or  vacancies  declared  shall 
be  given  forthwith. 

2*  In  case  any  Scholarship  become  vacant,  otherwise  than  by 
lapse  of  time  in  the  ordinary  way,  the  electors  shall  be  empowered 
to  postpone  declaring  such  vacancy  until  the  time  when  it  would 
have  been  declared  if  such  Scholarshii)  had  been  held  for  the  full 
period,  provided  that  such  postponement  of  the  declaration  of  th^ 
vacancy  is  not  contrary  to  any  provision  in  the  Statute  or  in  the* 
special  regulations  aff"ecting  such  Scholarship. 

3.  The  Scholars  on  the  above-mentioned  Foundations  shall 
ordinarily  be  required  to  reside  in  the  University  during  the  major 
part  of  every  Term,  with  the  understanding  that  they  shall  have 
such  leave  of  absence  as  will  enable  them  to  retain  their  Scholar- 
ships until  each  Scholar  becomes  in  rotation  Senior  Scholar. 


SCHOLARSHIPS.  793 

In  case  of  any  instance  of  non-residence  in  the  University,  for 
one  whole  Terra  before  the  Bachelor's  Degree,  the  Electors  at 
their  meeting  shall  have  the  power  of  declaring  vacant  the  Scho- 
larship of  the  person  so  non-resident  in  preference  to  that  of  the 
Senior  Scholar,  if  it  appear  to  them  that  such  non-residence  is 
without  sufficient  excuse. 

4.  Of  the  Scholarships  which  shall  have  become  voidable  by 
non-residence  that  shall  be  declared  vacant  which  has  been  held 
for  the  longest  time,  provided  that  no  one  Scholarship  shall  have 
become  necessarily  void  before  the  day  of  the  meeting  of  the 
Electors,  in  which  case  no  other  Scholarship  shall  be  declared 
vacant  for  that  year. 

5.  Any  Undergraduate  may  be  a  Candidate  for  any  of  the 
above-mentioned  Scholarships,  provided  he  be  not  of  more  than 
three  years'  standing  from  the  time  of  his  first  residence. 

6.  The  names  of  the  Candidates  shall  be  made  known  to  the 
Vice-Chancellor  by  their  respective  Tutors  not  later  than  the 
Monday  next  before  the  commencement  of  the  Examination. 

7.  The  Examination  shall  begin  in  every  year  seven  days 
before  the  first  day  of  full  term  in  the  Lent  Term. 

8.  Each  of  the  Examiners  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate 
shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  fifteen  pounds  for  each 
year  during  which  he  is  an  Examiner. 


CRAVEN   SCHOLARSHIPS. 

John,  Lord  Craven,  by  will  dated  28  May,  1647,  founded  two 
Classical  Scholarships  of  £25  per  annum  each. 

By  a  decree  of  the  Court  of  Chancery,  in  1819,  the  number 
of  Scholarships  was  increased  to  five,  and  the  value  of  each  to 
£50  per  annum.  By  a  decree  of  the  Court  of  Chancery,  in  1841, 
the  Scholarships  were  further  augmented  to  £75  per  annum. 
And  by  a  decree  of  the  Court  of  Chancery  in  1861  the  number  of 
Scholarships  was  increased  from  5  to  6,  and  the  value  of  each 
from  £75  to  £80.  By  a  decree  of  the  Court  of  Chancery  in  1886, 
the  six  existing  Scholarships  of  £80  were  continued,  to  be  held 
for  the  same  period  as  heretofore. 

The  regulations  respecting  the  persons  who  are  to  examine  the 
Candidates  and  elect  the  Scholars,  respecting  the  notice  of 
vacancies,  the  notice  to  be  given  by  candidates  of  their  intention  to 
present  themselves  for  examination,  the  time  of  examination  and 
the  residence  of  the  Scholars,  will  be  found  on  the  preceding  page. 


1649  Robt.  Sawyer,  Magd. 

A.  Stanhope,  Trin.  Hall. 
1654  Thomas  Stanhope,  Joh. 
1659  John  Whitmore,  Magd. 

Isaac  Craven,  Trin. 
1664  Thomas  Whitmore,  Trin. 
1667  John  Atkinson,  Trin. 
1670  Robert  Pearce,  Trin. 


1681  Robert  Topham,  Pemb. 

1682  John  Pinchback,  Trin. 
1687  Phil.  Osbaldestone,  Pemb. 
1694  Richard  Coulton,  Joh. 
1701  Thomas  Pilgrim,  Trin. 

Samuel  Harris,  Pet. 
W.  Crow,  Trin.  Hall. 
1712  John  Walker,  Trin. 


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794 


SCHOLARSHIPS. 


1722  Walter  Titley,  Trin. 
1725  William  Battie,  King's. 
1732  N.  Crutchley,  Trin. 
1734  Samuel  Squire,  Joh. 
1742  Chris.  Smart,  Pemb. 

J.  Hardy  Craven,  Joh. 
1743 John  Storey,  Trin. 
1750  William  Craven,  Joh. 

John  Foster,  King's. 
175.5  Charles  Marsh,  Trin. 
1757  Jonathan  Davies,  King's. 
1760  Thomas  Zouch,  Trin. 

Joah  Bates,  Christ's. 
1770  J.  Barlow  Seale,  Emm. 
1772  VicaryGibbs,  King's. 

1781  Richard  Porson,  Trin. 

1782  J.  Goodall,  King's. 
1787  John  Heys,  Trin. 

1791  Edward  Maltby,  Pemb. 

1793  Samuel  Butler,  Joh. 

1794  John  Keate,  King's. 
1796  William  Frere,  Trin. 
1799  C.  W.  Le  Bas,  Trin. 

Robert  Grant,  Magd. 
1799  James  Parke,  Trin. 
1803  Benj.  H.  Drury,  King's. 
1806  C.  J.  Blomfield,  Trin. 

Richard  Ward,  Trin. 

1811  T.  S,  Gosset,  Trin. 

1812  James  Scholefield,  Trin. 
1815  Connop  Thirlwall,  Trin. 
I8I7  W.  S.  Walker,  Trin. 

1820  Alfred  Ollivant,  Trin. 

1821  George  Long,  Trin.       ) 

T.  B.  Macaulay,  Trin.  [  Mq. 
Henry  Maiden,  Trin.    ) 
1823  Francis  Martin,  Trin. 

1826  William  Selwyn,  Joh. 

1827  J.  Prince  Lee,  Trin. 
Capel  Loffl,  King's. 

1828  Wm.  A.  Soames,  Trin. 

1829  Chr.  Wordsworth,  Trin. 

1833  T.  K.  Selwyn,  Trin. 

1834  Henry  Goulburn,  Trin. 
Edward  Howes,  Trin. 

1835  William  A.  Osborne,  Trin. 

1836  C.  J.  Vaughan,  Trin. 

1837  Hon,  G.  W.  Lyttelton,  Trin. 

1838  Philip  Freeman,  Trin. 

1840  A.  B.  Simonds,  King's. 

1841  H.  A.  J.  Munro,  Trin. 
H.  M.  Birch,  King's. 

1843  H.  J.  S.  Maine,  Pemb. 

1844  W.Johnson, King's. 
1846  C.  Evans,  Trinity. 
1848  R.  Dav,  King's 


1849  F.  H.  Whymncr.Trin. 
18.50  W.  Way tc.  King's. 
1853  S.  H.  Burbury.Joh. 
18.54  C.  S.  Calverley,  Christ's. 

1855  W.  C.Green,  King's. 

1856  Arthur  Holmes,  Joh. 
18.57  H.  Sidgwick,  Trin. 

1859  J.  Peile,  Christ'.s. 

1860  R.  C.  Jebb,  Trin. 

1861  R.K.Wilson,  King's. 

1862  H.W.  Moss,  Joh. 

1863  F.  W.  H.  Myers,  Trin. 

1864  R.  Whitelaw,  Trin. 

1866  T.  Moss,  Joh. 

1867  Wm.  Rann  Kennedy,  King'.s. 

1868  G.  H.Hallam.Joh. 

1869  W.  E.  Heitland,  Joh. 

1870  A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  Trin. 

1871  R.  n.  Archer-Hind,  Trin. 

1873  W.  Leaf,  Trin. 

1874  H.  Wace,  Joh. 

1875  R.  A.  Neil,  Pet. 

1876  J.  E.  C.  Welldon,  King's. 

1877  A.  H.  Cooke,  King's. 

1878  H.  R.  Tottenham,  Trin. 

1880  J.  C.  Moss,  Joh. 

1881  r.  G.  Tucker.  Joh. 

1882  W.  R.  Inge,  King's. 

1883  H.  V.  Macnaghten,  Trin. 

1884  M.  R.  .lames,  King's. 

1885  C.  Williams,  Trin. 

1887  N.  K.  Stephen,  Trin. 

1888  E.  J.  Brooks,  Joh. 

1889  A.  B.  Cook,  Trin. 

1890  W.  C.  Summers,  Joh. 

1891  R.  J.  G.  Mayor,  King's. 

1892  G.  M.  Buck,  Caius. 

1894  L.  1).  Barnett,  Trin. 

1895  G.  E.  Moore,  Trin. 

1896  C.  E.  Guiterman,  Trin. 

1897  A.  W.  Mair,  Caius. 

1898  E.  Harrison,  Trin. 

1899  A.  E.  A.  W.  Smyth,  Trin. 

1901  W.  Rennie,  Trin. 

1902  R.  C.  Richards,  Trin. 

1903  J.  T.  Sheppard,  King's. 

1904  K.  J.  Freeman,  Trin. 

1905  R.  L.  G.  Butler,  Trin. 

1906  H.  Mattinglv,  Caiu.s. 

1908  F.  E.  Adcocic,  King's. 

1909  J.  R.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 

1910  H.  E.  Foster,  Trin. 

1911  D.  H.  Robertson,  Trin. 

1912  J.  Burnabv,  Trin. 

1913  W.  G.  D.  ]3utcher,  Trin. 


L.  Browrn,  Trin.;  IW.S',  H.  A. 
10,  W.  Wyse.Trin.;  1903,  K.J. 


R,  Elwyn,  Trin. 

Proxime  acces^it,  or  -nearly  equal  to  succegsful  candidate,  185 
Perry,  Kins'»;  1875,  J.  A.  Sharkey,  Chr.,  J.  E.  C.  Welldon,  Kinjps 
Freeman,  Trin. 

Deserving  of  special  commendation,  or  honourable  mention,  1833,  E.  S.  Creasy,  King's, 
H.  Goulburn,  Trin.;  1849,  W.  Owen,  Job.;  1856,  R.  C.  Green,  Trin.,  H.  Snow  (Kynaslon),  Job.,  iSfift, 
J.  Kennedy,  King'*;  1883,  J.  Adam, Caiu8 ;  188.5,  H.  B.  Smith,  Trin.;  1890,  T.  A.  Bertram,  Caius;  1906. 
P.  J.  Pearse,  Trin.;  1909,  G.  G.  Morris,  Trin. 


BATTIE  SCHOLARSHIP. 
William  Battie,  M.D.  Fellow  of  King's  College,  gave  in  1747 
an  estate,  present  value  between  £30  and  £35  per  annum,  on  a 
plan  similar  to  the  preceding.     The  first  five  Battie's   Scholars 
were  appointed  by  Dr  Battie's  nomination. 


SCHOLARSHIPS. 


796 


I 


1747  Henry  Venn,  Jes. 
17.^7  G-  Chamber  lay  ne,  King's. 
1763  E.  Chamberlayne,  King's. 
1765  WiUiam  Coxe,  King's.' 
1773  Edward  Cooke,  King's. 
1785  Jonathan  Raine,  Trin. 
17f»l  Robert  Smith,  King's. 
179«  H.  Vin.  Bayley,  Trin. 
1804  Thomas  Fraser,  King's. 
180.1  John  Lonsdale,  King's. 
1816  G.J.  Pennington,  King's. 
1824  Alfred  Power,  Clare. 
1831  James  Hildyard,  Christ's. 


1838  Rowland  Williams,  King's. 
1846  B.  F.  Westcott,  Trin. 
18.53  H.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 
I860  F.  W.  Cornish,  King's. 
1867  M.  C.  Cullinan,  Christ's. 
1874  A.  G.  Peskett,Magd. 
1881  J.  R.  Wardale,  Clare. 
1888  W.  Loring,  King's. 
1895  J.  F.  Dobson,  Trin. 
1898  J.  Toplis,  Trin. 
1905  H.  Mattingly,  Caius. 
1907  J.  C.  Wordsworth,  Trin. 


Deserving  of  honourable  mention,  1895,  C.  B.  Guiterman,  Trin. 


BROWNE  SCHOLARSHIP. 

Sir  William  Browne,  Knt.,  M.D.,  President  of  the  College  ol 
Physicians,  sometime  of  St  Peter's  College,  left  in  1774,  by  his 
Will,  a  perpetual  rent-charge  of  £21  per  annum  upon  sundry 
estates  for  founding  a  Classical  Scholarship,  to  be  paid  clear  of 
taxes  and  disbursements,  to  the  Chancellor,  Masters,  and  Scholars, 
of  the  University.  The  Scholarship,  with  all  the  arrears  which 
may  happen  by  vacancy,  is  tenable  for  seven  years ;  but,  if  the 
Scholar  fail  to' reside  in  the  University  during  term  time  for  20 
weeks  at  least  in  every  year,  the  Electors  may  declare  his  Scholar- 
ship vacant.     He  must  not  hold  any  other  University  Scholarship. 

The  Scholarship  is  subject  to  the  following  Regulations: 

1.  Any  Undergraduate  may  be  a  Candidate  for  Sir  William  Browne's 
Scholarship,  provided  he  be  not  of  more  than  three  years' standing  from  the 
time  of  his  first  residence  in  the  University. 

2.  The  Vice-Chancellor  shall  declare  the  vacancy  of  the  Scholarship 
from  time  to  time  as  occasion  shall  require,  and  the  Electors  shall  be  the 
Vice-Chancellor,  the  Public  Orator,  the  Regius  Professor  of  Greek,  the 
Professor  of  Latin,  and  two  members  of  the  Senate  appointed  by  Grace  of 
the  Senate  at  the  first  Congregation  in  November  after  the  vacancy  has 
been  declared,  provided  that,  in  the  event  of  any  of  the  permanent  ga;  officio 
electors  desiring  in  any  year  for  due  cause  to  be  approved  by  the  Special 
Board  for  Classics  to  be  relieved  of  the  duty  of  examining,  he  shall  nominate 
a  deputy  to  be  approved  by  the  Board  and  appointed  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate,  and  shall  pay  to  such  deputy  the  same  sum  as  that  which  is  paid  to 
the  other  examiners  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate.  Provided  further 
that  in  any  year  the  Vice-Chancellor  may  nominate  a  deputy  to  be  approved 
by  Grace  of  the  Senate;  and  that  such  deputy  be  paid  out  of  the  University 
Chest  the  same  sum  as  that  paid  to  the  other  examiners  appointed  by  Grace 
of  the  Senate. 

2*.  When  a  Scholarship  becomes  vacant  the  Vice-Chancellor  shall  be 
empowered,  on  the  recommendation  of  the  Electors,  to  postpone  the 
declaration  of  such  vacancy  for  any  period  not  exceeding  that  for  which  the 
Scholarship  is  tenable. 

3.  The  Examination  shall  begin  seven  days  before  the  first  day  of  full 
perm  in  the  Lent  Term. 

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796 


SCHOLARSHIPS. 


4.  The  names  of  the  Candidates  for  the  vacant  Scholarship  shall  bt 
made  known  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  by  their  respective  Tutors  not  later 
than  the  Monday  next  before  the  commencement  of  the  Examination. 


1775  Thomas  Vesey,  Pet. 
1782  Joseph  Tiffin,  Pet. 
1784  Wilfred  Clark,  Pet. 
1791  John  Vernon,  Pet. 
1797  John  King,  Pet. 
1806  Thomas  Fallowfield,  Pet. 
1814  Joseph  Hudson,  Pet. 
1820  Charles  E.  Palmer,  Pet. 
1827  Comyns  Tucker,  Pet. 
ia34  K.  B.  Lewis,  Clare. 
1837  Th.  S.  Woollaston,  Caius. 
1844  J.Stallard,  Pet. 
1846  B.  Davis,  Queens'. 
185.3  E.  R.  Horton,  Pet. 


1861  W.  H.  Stone,  Trin. 
1864  J.  M.  Image,  Trin. 
1871J.  H.Pratt, Trin. 
1878  E.  C.  Perry,  King's. 
J  880  W.  Wyse,Trin. 
1882  W.  E.  Barker,  Trin. 
1889  E.  Abbott,  Caius. 
1896  G.  C.  Armstrong,  Trin. 
1898  A.  E.  A.  W.  Smyth,  Trin. 
1901  R.  C.  Richards,  Trin. 
1903  K.  J.  Freeman,  Trin. 
1905  P.  J.  Pearse,  Trin. 
1912  R.  1).  Whiteiiorn,  Trin. 


Proxime  accessit,  or  nearly  eijual  to  successful  Candidate,  1882,  H.  V.  Macnaghtcn,  Trin.  ;  190!, 
J.  E.  C.  Jukes,  Pemb.;  1912  E.  H.  Carr,  Trin. 


DA  VIES   SCHOLARSHIP. 

The  Rev.  Jonathan  Davies,  D.D.,  Fellow  of  Kiriu;'s  College, 
and  afterwards  Provost  of  Eton  College,  bequeathed  (by  Will, 
dated  July  1804)  to  the  Viee-Chancellor  for  the  time  being,  and 
the  Provost  of  King's  College,  in  the  University  of  Cambridge,  in 
trust,  the  sum  of  £1000  in  the  3  per  cents.,  to  found  a  Schol- 
arship, to  be  called  Dr  Davies's  University  Scholarship,  on  the 
same  footing  as  those  called  Craven  Scholarships,  for  the  greatest 
proficient  in  Classical  learning. 


1810  John  Patteson,  King's. 
1813  Geo.  Waddington.Trin. 
1819  T.  Pell  Piatt,  Trin. 
1825  T.W.  Peile.  Trin. 
1832  G.  J.  Kennedy,  Joh. 
1839  Edward  Balston,  King's. 
1845  F.  Lushington,  Trin. 
1851  E.  Macnaghten,  Trin. 


1858  C.  H.  Tawnev,  Trin. 
1865  A.  E.  Humphreys,  Trin. 
1872  T.  E.  Page,  Joh. 
1879  G.  M.  Edwards,  Trin. 
1886  A.  E.  Brooke,  King's. 
1893  A.  D.  Nightingale,  Trin. 
1900  F.  H.  Marshall,  Emm. 
1908  R.  Hackforth,  Trin. 


Proxime  accessit,  or  nearly  equal  to  successful  Candidate :  1851,  J.  L.  Hammond,  Trin.;  1893,  L.  I>. 
Barnett,  Trin. 


PITT  SCHOLARSHIP. 

It  was  provided  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Dec.  9,  1813,  that 
''  The  sum  of  £1000  given  by  the  Subscribers  to  Mr  Pitt's 
Statue,  for  the  purpose  of  founding  the  Pitt  Scholarship,  and 
which  has  since  been  augmented  by  a  donation  of  £500  from  the 
Pitt  Club  in  London,  shall  be  placed  in  the  public  funds,  until  the 
Syndics  shall  be  able  to  vest  it  in  land;  and  the  clear  annual 
income  arising  from  it  shall  be  paid  to  the  Pitt  Scholar." 

The  annual  income  is  now  between  £70  and  £80. 

This  Scholarship  is  also  governed  by  the  same  regulations  as 
those  for  the  Craven  Scholarships. 


SCHOLARSHIPS.  707 


1814  Marmaduke  Lawson,  John's. 
1818  Hor.  Waddington,  Trin. 
1824  Benj.  Hall  Kennedy,  John's. 
1830  C.  Rann  Kennedv,  Trin. 
1835  W.  G.  Humphry",  Trin, 
1842  E.  H.  Gifford,  John's. 
1847  C.  B.  Scott,  Trin, 
1852  F.  V.  Hawkins,  Trin. 
1858  F.  C.  Hodgson,  King's. 


1865  F.  Pollock,  Trin. 

1872  A.  W.  Verrall,  Trin. 

1879  E.  C.  Perry,  King's. 

1886  C.  M.  Knatchbull-Hugessen, 

King's. 
1893  J.  A.  Nairn,  Trin. 
1900  T.  G.  Johnson,  Jesus. 
1907  D.  S.  Robertson,  Trin. 


Nearly  equal  to  successful  Candidate:  1879,  G.  M.  Edwards  Trin. 
Highly  ilistinguished :  1893,  T.  M.  Taylor,  Caius. 


PORSON   SCHOLARSHIP. 

Of  a  Fund  raised  for  the  benefit  of  Richard  Porson,  M.A., 
Regius  Professor  of  Greek,  who  died  25th  September,  1808,  part 
was  applied  in  1816  to  found  the  Porson  Prize;  the  rest  was  left 
to  accumulate  to  found  a  Scholarship,  which  by  an  agreement 
made  in  1848  was  to  be  founded  as  soon  as  the  sum  invested  for 
it  with  its  accumulations  would  produce  £65  a  year.  The 
Scholarship  to  be  called  the  Porson  Scholarship.  The  first 
Porson  Scholar  was  elected  in  1855. 

The  Deed  of  endowment  provides 

That  the  Scholar  shall  receive  not  less  than  £60  per  annum, 
and  that  the  remainder  of  the  annual  proceeds  of  the  Fund,  if  it 
is  not  paid  to  him,  and  arrears  accruing  during  a  vacancy,  shall 
accumulate  for  the  general  purposes  of  the  Trust. 

That  any  Undergraduate  shall  be  ehgible  to  the  said  Schol- 
arship, who  shall  have  been  matriculated,  and  shall  not  have 
resided  in  the  University  more  than  five  Terms. 

That  the  Examination  shall  be  exclusively  Classical. 

That  the  Scholar  shall  not  hold  any  other  University  Scholar- 
ship, and  shall  reside  during  the  major  part  of  every  term,  unless 
prevented  by  sickness  or  other  cause  to  be  approved  of  by  the 
Vice-Chancellor  and  a  majority  of  the  other  Electors. 

By  a  Statute  of  1858  the  Scholar  vacates  his  Scholarship  at  the 
expiration  of  four  years  from  his  election,  so  as  to  be  entitled  to 
eight  half-yearly  payments. 

And  by  Graces  of  the  Senate 

The  Electors  are  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Public  Orator,  the 
Greek  Professor,  the  Professor  of  Latin,  and  two  Members  of  the 
Senate  appointed  by  (Trace  at  the  first  Congregation  in  November 
after  the  vacancy  has  been  declared,  provided  that,  in  the  event 
of  any  of  the  permanent  ex  officio  electors  desiring  in  any  year  for 
due  cause  to  be  approved  by  the  Special  Board  for  Classics  to  be 
relieved  of  the  duty  of  examining,  he  shall  nominate  a  deputy  to 
be  approved  by  the  Board  and  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
and  shall  pay  to  such  deputy  the  same  sum  as  that  which  is  paid 
to  the  other  examiners  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate.  Pro- 
vided further  that  in  any  year  the  Vice-Chancellor  may  nominate 


798 


SCHOLARSHIPS. 


a  deputy  to  be  approved  by  Grace  of  the  Senate ;  and  that  such 
deputy  be  paid  the  sum  of  Fifteen  pounds  out  of  tlie  accumulated 
income  of  the  fund. 

When  a  Scholarship  becomes  vacant  the  Vice-Chancellor  shall 
be  empowered,  on  the  recommendation  of  the  Electors,  to  post- 
pone the  declaration  of  such  vacancy  for  any  period  not  exceeding 
that  for  which  the  Scholarship  is  tenable. 

The  Examination  begins  seven  days  before  the  first  day  of  full 
term  in  the  Lent  Term. 

The  names  of  Candidates  must  be  made  known  to  the  Vice 
Chancellor  by  their  respective  Tutors  not  later  than  the  Monday 
next  before  the  commencement  of  the  Examination. 


1855  H.Snow(Kynaston),  John's. 

1859  R.C.  Jebb,  Trin. 

1861  A.  Sidgwick,  Trin. 

1865  M.  C.  Cullinan,  Christ's. 

1868  A.  F.  Kirkpatriclc,  Trin. 

1871  T.  E.  Page.  Job. 

1873  II.  Wace,Joh. 

1875  J.  A.  Sharkey,  Christ's. 

1877  H.  R.  Tottenham,  Trin. 

1879  J.  C.  Moss,  Job. 

1881  W.  R.  Inge,  King's. 


1883  J.  Stracban,  Pembroke. 
1888  G.  A.  Davies,  Trin. 
1892  T.  M.  Taylor,  Cains. 
1896  .J.  F.  Dobson,  Trin. 
1900  W.  Rennie,  Trin. 
1902  .J.  T.  Sbeppard,  King's. 
190i  R.  L.  G.  Butler,  Trin. 
1906  E.  G.  8elwvn,  King's. 
1908  J.  R.  M.  Kutler,  Trin. 
1910  D.  il.  Robertson.  Trin. 
1912  C.  L.  liulloek,  Trin. 


Proximo  accessifc  :  190C,  D.  S.  Robertaon,  Trin. 


WADDINGTON  SCHOLARSHIP. 

A  proposal  made  in  the  year  1870  by  Miss  Waddington  and 
Miss  Clara  Waddington  of  York  Place,  Portraan  Square,  London, 
to  transfer  to  the  University  a  sum  of  £3000  in  three  per  cent. 
Consolidated  Bank  Annuities  for  the  purpose  of  founding  a  Classical 
Scholarship  in  the  University,  to  be  called  the  Waddington  Schol- 
arship, in  memory  of  their  brothers,  the  late  Very  Rev.  George 
Waddington,  D.D.,  Dean  of  Durham,  formerly  Davies  University 
Scholar,  and  the  late  Right  Honourable  Horatio  Waddington, 
M.A.,  formerly  Pitt  University  Scholar,  was  accepted  by  Grace  of 
the  Senate,  31  March,  1870.   The  following  are  the  Regulations: 

1 .  There  shall  be  established  in  the  University  a  Scholarship 
to  be  called  the  Waddington  Scholarship. 

2.  The  Scholar  shall  receive  by  way  of  stipend  the  whole  of 
the  annual  dividends  and  income  of  the  above-named  sum,  subject 
to  the  payment  thereout  of  necessary  expenses  (if  any). 

3.  Any  Undergraduate  of  not  more  than  three  years'  standing 
from  the  time  of  his  first  residence  shall  be  eligible  for  this 
Scholarship. 

4.  The  Electors  shall  be  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Public  Ora 
tor,  the  Regius  Professor  of  Greek,  the  Professor  of  Latin,  and 
two  members  of  the  Senate  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  at 
the  first  Congregation  in  November  after  the  vacancy  lias  been 


SCHOLARSHIPS.  799 

declared,  provided  that  in  case  any  of  the  ex  officio  electors  be 
prevented  from  taking  part  in  the  examination,  the  deputy  shall 
be  appointed  in  each  case  by  Grace  of  the  Senate. 

5.  The  Scholarship  shall  be  tenable  for  five  years,  if  the 
Scholar  shall  continue  a  member  of  the  University. 

6.  The  Vice-Chancellor  shall  declare  the  vacancy  of  the 
Scholarsiiip  from  time  to  time,  as  occasion  shall  require. 

6*.  When  a  Scholarship  becomes  vacant  the  Vice-Chancellor 
shall  be  empowered,  on  the  recommendation  of  the  Electors,  to 
postpone  the  declaration  of  such  vacancy  for  any  period  not 
exceeding  that  for  which  the  Scholarship  is  tenable. 

7.  The  Examination  for  the  Scholarship  shall  be  exclusively 
Classical. 

8.  The  Examination  shall  begin  seven  days  before  the  first 
day  of  full  term  in  the  Lent  Term. 

9.  The  names  of  the  Candidates  for  the  vacant  Scholarship 
shall  be  made  known  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  by  their  respective 
Tutors  not  later  than  the  Monday  next  before  the  commencement 
of  the  Examination. 

10.  This  Scholarship  shall  not  be  tenable  with  a  Craven  Schol- 
arship, nor  with  the  Battie,  Brown,  Davies,  Pitt,  or  Person  Schol- 
arship. 


1897  G.  C.  Armstrong,  Trin. 

1902  S.  A.  Sydney-Turner,  Trin. 

1907  E.  G.  Selwyn,  King's. 

1913  R.  1).  Whitehorn,  Trin. 


1871  S.  H.  Butcher.  Trin. 

1876  J.  A.  Sharkey,  Christ's. 

1881  W.  Wyse,  Trin. 

1886  R.  S.  Conway,  Caius. 

1891  T,  LI.  Davies,  Trin. 

Proxime  accessit:  1913,  C.  L.  Bullock,  Trin. 

Deserving  of  honourable  mention,  IStfl,  H.  J.  Edwards,  Trin.,  T.  R.  Glover,  Joh.;  1897,  J    F. 
Dobson,  Trin..  E.  Harrison,  Trin.;  1913,  G.  K.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 


BELL  SCHOLARSHIPS. 

The  Rev.  William  Bell,  D.D.,  Prebendary  of  the  Collegiate 
church  of  Westminster,  and  late  Fellow  of  Magdalene  College  in 
this  University,  transferred,  in  the  year  1810,  £15,200  stock,  3  per 
cents.,  to  the  University  of  Cambridge,  in  trust,  to  found  eight 
Scholarships.  On  the  receipt  of  this  benefaction,  Scholars  were 
elected  in  such  a  manner,  and  for  such  a  period,  that  two  Schol- 
arships will  become  vacant  every  year. 

Candidates  for  these  Scholarships  must  be  of  not  more  than  one 
year's  standing  from  the  time  of  their  first  residence.  But  if  a 
Scholarship  become  vacant  by  any  means  other  than  lapse  of 
time,  it  is  filled  up  not  from  undergraduates  of  the  first  year,  but 
from  undergraduates  of  the  same  year  as  the  Scholar  who  has 
vacated  the  Scholarship.     Every  Scholar  elected  on  this  founda- 


800 


SCHOLARSHIPS. 


tiou  must  promise  in  writing  to  take  the  degree  of  B.  A.  in  the  most 
regular  way.  Where  personal  merits  are  equal,  those  are  to  be  pre- 
ferred who  stand  most  in  need  of  assistance.  If  any  Scholar  shall 
degrade  or  determine  to  go  out  in  a  bye  term,  or  declare  for  law,  or 
be  rusticated  or  expelled,  his  Scholarship  is  to  be  ipso  facto  vRcsmt. 
The  profits  to  continue  for  four  years  and  no  more.  No  person  may 
ever  have  two  sons  Scholars,  nor  may  there  be  two  orphans,  bro- 
thers, Scholars  on  this  foundation  at  the  same  time.  If  no  sons 
or  orphans  of  clergymen  of  the  Church  of  England  be  found 
properly  qualified  for  the  Scholarships,  then,  and  then  only,  the 
electors  are  to  elect  the  sons  of  laymen,  being  undergraduates,  who 
stand  in  need  of  assistance. 

The  electors  are,  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Regius  Professor  of 
Divinity,  the  Lucasian  Professor  of  Mathematics,  and  two  Mem- 
bers of  the  Senate  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  at  the  last 
Congregation  in  November  in  every  year.  Of  the  three  Ex- 
aminers, other  than  the  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity  and  the 
Lucasian  Professor,  two  shall  examine,  specially  but  not  of  neces- 
sity exclusively,  in  Classics  and  one  in  Mathematics,  If  an  ex 
officio  elector  is  prevented  from  examining,  a  deputy  is  to  be  ap- 
pointed by  Grace  of  the  Senate.  The  Examination  commences  oh 
the  Monday  next  after  the  second  Sunday  in  Lent.  The  names  of 
Candidates  must  be  made  known  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  not  later 
than  the  Monday  next  before  the  commencement  of  the  Examin- 
ation. The  election  takes  place  on  the  Friday  after  Midlent 
Sunday.  The  Electors  are  required  to  take  account  of  the  ability, 
learning,  character,  and  pecuniary  circumstances  of  theCandidates. 

The  numbers  (11  and  (2)  designate  the  first  and  second  Scholars,  actually  elected,  and  receiving 
the  emolument  of  the  Scholarship. 


Second  Year. 

1810  Thomas  Robinson,  Trin. 
George  Peacock,  Trin. 

Third  Year. 
Geo.  John  Skeeles,  Chr. 
John  Griffith,  Trin. 

First  Year. 

1811  William  Cecil,  Magd. 
Thos.  Shelford,  Corpus, 

1812  William  Owen,  Joh. 
Samuel  Grove  Price,  Trin. 

1813  John  James  Blunt,  Joh. 
W.  C.  WoUaston.Trin. 

1814  Hugh  James  Rose,  (1)  Trin. 
T.Chevallier,  (2)Pemb.  (  „ 
William  Hildyard,  Trin.  1  '*'9- 

1815  Connop  Thirlwall,  Trin. 
J.  Hutton  Fisher,  Trin. 

181f)  Fran.  E.J.  Valpy,(l)  Trin. 
R.P.Thursfteld,(2)Joh.  >  ^ 
P.  Fellowes  Clay,  Sid.     J  ^^^ 

1817  Hor.  Waddington,  Trin. 
Francis  Goode,  Trin. 

1818  John  H.Macaulay,(l)  Trin. 
A.  B.  Beevor,  (2)  Corp.  >  ^ 
Wm.  Trollope,  Pemb.  S       '' 

181  J)  Mitford  Peacock,  (1)  Clare. 
W.  H .  Marriott,  (2)  Tr.  >  ^f. 
Spencer  Wilde,  Joh.         (  ^9" 


1820  Thomas  Crick,  (1)  Joh. 

J.  Moultrie,  (2)  Trin.   (  _ 
James  Tate,  Trin.        )  ■^^' 

1821  Francis  Martin,  Trin. 
Edward  Baines,  Chr. 

1822  John  F.  Isaacson,  (1)  Joh. 
Edward  Wilson,  (2)  Joh.  i   „ 
W.  Williamson,  Clare,     i  ^^^ 

1823  J.  Howard  Marsden,(l)  Joh. 
H.  Browne,  (2)Corpus.  \  s, 
John  Price,  Joh.  t  '^^' 

1824  Samuel  Rees,   (1)  Joh.) 
John  Venn,  (2)  Queens'.  \Mq. 
Edward  Peacock,  Joh.    | 

1825  E.  H.Fitzherbert,  Trin. 
John  Wordsworth,  Trin. 

1826  H.  S.  Hildyard,  (1)  Pet. 
T.Scott,  (2)  Queens*.      I 
Thomas  Butler,  Joh.     >  JEq. 
T.K.E.Chattiield.Trin.  J 

1827  W.  W.  Ewbank,  (1)  Chr. 
W.  B.  Tate,  (2)  Trin.       (  „ 
Joseph  Mann,  Trin.         I '^ '' 

1828  C.  R.Kennedy,  (1)  Trin. 
J.  G.  Webster,  (2)  Clare. 
Charles  Tennyson,  Trin 

1829  J.  E  Bromby,  Joh.    {  ^ff 
J.  W.Inman,Joh.    s    ^^' 


M 


SCHOLARSHIPS. 


801 


Mq. 


1  830  A.  W.  Chatfleld,  Trin. 
H.P.  Cookesley,  Trin. 

First  Year. 
J.  H.  Hewlett,  Joh. 
J.  F.  Dimock,  Joh. 
Third  Year. 
1    Henry  Alford.  Trin. 
First  Year. 
G.J.  Kennedy,  Joh. 

E.  T.  Vaughan,  Chr. 
!  H32  Edward  Howes,  Trin. 

Henry  Cotterill,  Joh. 
1 M33  Wm.  Airowsmith,  Trin.  J 

G.  H.  Marsh,  Joh.  i 

1H34  Thomas  Why tehead,  Joh. 

A.  G.  Hildyard,  Pemb. 
1  835  George  Currey,  Joh,  (  ^ 

G.  A.  C.  May,  Magd.  J      ^' 
J  836  John  Gorham  Maitland,  Trin. 

Charles  T.  Penrose,  Trin. 

1837  George  H.  Hodson,  (1)  Trin. 
JamesAtlay,  (2)  Joh.    >   „ 
Sidney  L.  Smith,  Joh.  \  ^'*' 

1838  Charles  J.  Ellicott,  Joh.      ) 
Thomas  Robinson;  Trin.  f  ^^• 

1  S.i9  G.  H.  Ainger,  Joh. 

William  Wilson,  Joh. 

1840  F.  Gell,  Trinity. 

F.  H.  Cox,  Pembroke. 

1841  Thomas  Field,  Joh, 
Henry  Keary,  Trinity. 

1842  H.  A.  Holden,  Trinity. 
J.  J.  S.  Perowne,  Corpus, 

1K43  E.  J.  Selwyn,  (1)  Trimty. 
J.  Biden,  (2)  Joh.       >   „^ 
C.C.Fenn,  Trinity.    $"*''• 

1H44  E.  Headlam.  Joh, 

Jos.  Simpson,  Trinity. 

1845  J,  L.  Davies,  Trinity. 

D.  J.  Vaughan,  Trinity. 
1H4()  R.  Elwyn,  Trinity. 

A.  J.  Carver,  Trinity, 
1847  F,  Calvert,  Trinity. 

W.  S.  CoUett,  Clare, 
1H48  J.  D.Williams, Trinity. 

G.  Burn,  Trinity, 
1H49  J,  T.  Pearse, Trinity,  > 

T,  Sharne,  Trinity,      ]  '*'^- 
1850  E,  K.  White,  Trinity. 

L.  Craven,  Trinity. 
1H.51  H.R.  Bailey,  Joh. 

C,  S,  Townsend,  Jesus, 
Third  Year. 

J,  H.  Gedge,  Trinity. 
First  Year. 
18.')2  H.  M.  Butler,  Trinity. 

M,  Melvill,Trinity, 
IS.W  E.  L.  Brown,  (1)  Trin, 

R,  B,  Worthington,  (2)  Joh.  ] 

H.  P.  Darwell,  Clare.  \^^^' 

1854  G,  M.  Piatt,  Trin. 
T.  Walton,  Pemb. 

Third  Year. 

J.  B.  Pearson,  Joh. 

First  Year. 

1855  E.  E.  Bowen,  Trin,  )    -,, 

E.  H.  Fisher,  Trin.  /  ^'^' 

1856  A.  Holmes,  Joh. 

H.  Sidgwick,  Trin.  1  „^ 
J.  M.  Wilson,  Joh.  1^<?- 
1867  C.  H.  Tawney,  Trinity. 
R.  Whiting,  Trinity. 


18.58  D.  C.  Richmond,  Pet. 
F.  Storr,  Trin. 

1859  E.  T.  S.  Carr,  Christ's. 
P.  T.  Main,  Joh, 

1860  A.  Sidgwick,  Trin. 
J.  B.  Dyne,  King's. 

1861  F.  W.  H.  Myers,  Trinity, 
A,  C.  James,  King's.  1    jf 

E.  B.  B.  Kitson,cV}  ^*- 

1862  J.  M,  Image,  Trin. 
M.  H.  L.  Beebee,  Joh. 

1863  J,  B,  Haslam,  Joh, 

W,  F.  Smith,  Joh,        )  ^^ 
H.  D.  Warr,  Trin.  H.   i-^^' 

1864  J.  E,  Sandys,  Joh, 
A,  J.  Butler,  Trin. 

1865  W.  R.  Kennedy,  King's. 
W.Griffith,  Joh. 

1866  G.  C.  W.  Warr,  Christ's. 

D.  Round,  Trin. 

J 867  J,  Kennedy,  King's, 

G.H.  Whitaker.Joh.  \  ^„ 
C.  Wordsworth.  Trin.  /"*** 

Third  Year, 
J.Stogdon,  Clare. 
First  Tear. 

1868  R.  Appleton,  Trin.  » 

C,  E.  Haskins,  Joh,  \^q. 

A.  F,  Kirkpatrick,  Trin.  ) 

1869  J.  H.  Pratt,  Trin. 

G.  W.  Prothero,  King's, 

1870  S.  H.  Butcher,  Trin. 
C,  W.  Bell,  King's. 

First  Year. 

1871  J.  G.  Butcher,  Trin. 
G.  H,  Rendall,  Trin. 

Second  Year. 
T.  T.  Gurney,  Joh. 
First  Year. 

1872  C,  W.  E.  Body,  Joh.         j 

J.  H.  H.  Goodwin,  Jesus,  (jE^* 
G.  F.  Stevenson,  Magd.     ] 

1873  E.  C,  Selwyn,  King's. 

G.  G.  Butler,  Trin.  1  „ 

F.  J,  H.  Jenkinson,Trin.J'^*' 

1874  J.  E.  C.  Welldon,  King's. 

G.  Chawner,  King's. 

1875  C.  Bryans,  King's,  i  -,^ 
S.  R.James,  Tnn.  I^^' 

1876  E.  V.  Arnold,  Trin. 
H.  C.  F.  Mason,  Trin. 
H.  H.  West,  Trin. 

1877  G.  M.  Edwards,  Trin. 

E.  C.  Perry,  King's. 

1878  F.  B.  Westcott,  Trin. 
J.  R.  Harmer,  King's. 

1879  H.F.Wilson, Trin. 

C.  L.  Davies,  Trin.       i  -, 
J.  R.  Wardale,  Clare,  j-^*- 

1880  W.  R.  Inge,  King's. 
E.  A,  Welch,  King's, 

1881  S.  M.  Leathes,  Trin. 

G.  W.  Blenkin,  Trin,1  -,^ 
H.  Joynes,  King's,     i^** 

1882  E,  H.  Hensley,  Job. 
M,  J,  Rendall,  Trin, 

1883  H,  L,  Callendar,  Trin,1  ;„^ 
M.  R.  James,  King's,  j"*^** 

1884  A.  E,  Brooke,  King's. 
E,  W.  Brooks,  King's, 

First  Year. 
1886  W.  G.  Clay,  Trin. 

J.  B.  Browne,  Sidney  )  -. 
M.  A.  North,  Christ's  J  '^^''• 

34—5 


^q. 


802 


SCHOLARSHIPS. 


JHq, 


JEq. 


Mq. 


mq. 


JKq. 


Mq. 


Second  Year. 

1885  A.  M.  Knight,  Pemb.         \  ;^^, 
T.  C.  Weatherhead,  Trin.  j^^* 

1886  W.  Loring,  King's. 
A.  C.  Millard.  Joh. 

1887  E.  Abbott,  Caius. 
H.  W.  Auden,  Christ's) 
E.  E.  Sikes,  Joh.  V  ^q. 
H.  B.  Walters,  King's  ) 

1888  C.  LI.  Davies,  Trin. 
T.  A.  E.  Sanderson,  Trin. 

Fi7-st  Year. 

1889  T.  LI.  Davies,  Trin. 
J.  C.  W.  L'E.  Burges,  Trin.)  ^ 
R.  J.  G.  Mayor,  King's.       j 

Second  Year. 
A.  F.  Chilver,  Trin. 

1890  J.  C.  V.  Durell,  Clare. 

E.  A.  Dunn,  Pemb. 

F.  F.  S.  Williams,  Jesus. 

1891  R.  Sheepshanks,  Joh. 

G.  H.  J.  Hurst,  King's. 

Third  Year. 
A.  L.  Bowley,  Trin. 

1892  W.  F.  Sedgwick,  Trin. 
A.  D.  Nightingale,  Trin. 

1893  J.  M.  Hardwich,  Joh. 
A.  J.  Smallpeice,  Joh 

1894  F.  M.  Cornford,  Trin. 

A.  C.  L.  Wilkinson,  Trin. 

1895  R.  G.  C.  Paterson,  Queens'.  j 
H.  R.  Sweeting,  Jesus.  I 

189G  J.  L.  Coe,  Joh.  )  j 

G.  F.  Exton,  Jesus  >  ^q.  \ 

H.  R.  T.  S.  Perrott,  Trin.)  ! 

1897  H.  C.  O.  Lanchester,  Pemb.  ]   a?,,  | 

B.  L.  A.  O'Malley,  Trin.       I  ^'^ 
Nearly  equal  to  successful  Candidates:  1888,  H.  S 
Honourably  rneutioned,  1891,  G.  G.  I.oane,  Trin.; 
Distinguished  or  highly  distinguished,  1898,  A.  K.  Smith,  Pemb.;  1906,  O.  L.  F.  Boughey,  Trin 

R.  P.  Dodd.  Joh.;  A.  S.  F.  Gow,  Trin.;  1907,  O.  B.  Wordsworth,  Trin.;  1909,  W.  St  J.  Pym,  iTriu 
W.  H.  C.  Romanis,  Trin. ;  1910,  P.  R.  Frost,  Glare;  R.  J.  M.  Lias,  Trin.;  E.  C.  Sturdy,  Pemb. ;  191 
t'  L.  Bullock,  Trin.;  II.  tang,  Caius;  K.  I>.  Whitehorn,  Trin.;  J912.  A.  E  Aldous,  Jes.;  F.  D.  C 
Allen,  Caius;  E.  W.  Armstrong,  King's;  C.  E.H.  Druitt,  Sidney ;  B.  C.  Molony,  Trin. ;  ]913,R.H.\\ 
Cobbold,  Joh.;  N.  C.  Hamilton,  Jesus;  J.  C.  Howe,  Pemb.;  D.  C.  Henry,  Trin.;  R.  L.  Murra 
.lesus. 


1898  T.  G.  Johnson,  Jesus. 
J.  C.  Stobart,  Trin, 

1899  R.  Morrice,  Trin.        ) 

E.  A.  Edghill,  King's.! 

1900  H.  R.  Pate,  King's. 
H.  P.  W.  Macnaghten,  King's. 

1901  C.  V.  Durell,  Clare    1 

F.  C.  Greene,  Pemb.  J 

1902  C.  Ransford,  Emm. 

C.  F.  Russell,  Pemb. 

1903  C.  H.  Eyre,  Pemb.      | 
R.  A.  Furness,  King's) 

1904  T.  E.  Ainger,  King's. 

G.  H.  Clayton,  Pemb.  j 
A.  D.  Knox,  King's.    J 

1905  1.     E.  G.  Selwyn,  King's. 

2.    J.  C.  Wordsworth,  Trin. 

1906  1.    G.  B.  Redman,  Jesus. 
2.    W.  Telfer,  Clare. 

1907  R.  W.  Howard,  Trin. 
J.  H.  McCubbin,  Trin. 

1908  1.    H.  E.  (iuillebaud,  Pemb. 
2.     C.  C.  Brown,  Trin. )   -,  , 

C.A.Storey,  Trin.  I  ^Z- 

1909  W.  H.  Carter,  Joh.) 

J.  M.  Creed,  Caius.  V   2Eq. 
G.  H.  Luce,  Emm.  ) 

1910  1.    A.  W.  St  C.  Tisdall.  Trin. 
2.    P.  G.  Bainbrigge,  Trin. 

1911  J.  Burnaby,  Trin. 
M.  C.  Day,  Trin. 

1912  1.    C.  E.  H.  Druitt,  Sidney. 

2.    E.W.  Armstrong,  King's,  f    a?, 
B.  C.  Molony,  Trin.  i  ^^ 

1913  N.  C.  Hamilton;  Jesus. 

D.  C.  Henry,  Trin. 


;  John  Thackeray,  King's. 
1900,  C.  W.  Wordsworth,  Trin. 


THE   THOMAS   BARNES   SCHOLARSHIP. 

John  Barnes,  Esq.  of  the  Middle  Temple,  London,  proposed  t 
place  the  sum  of  £2000,  3  per  cent.  Consolidated  Bank  Annuitie 
in  the  names  of  certain  Trustees,  upon  Trust,  that  during  the  lif 
of  his  Sister  Anne  Barnes, the  dividends  and  annual  income  thertj 
of  should  be  applied  for  her  use  and  benefit,  or,  upon  certain  contiii 
gencies,  for  the  benefit  of  the  said  Trustees,  and  that  after  hcj 
death  the  said  Bank  Annuities  should  be  transferred  to  theChaij 
cellor,  Masters  and  Scholars  of  this  University,  upon  Trust,  f(, 
the  foundation  of  a  Scholarship,  to  be  called  "  The  Thomas  BarniI 
Scholarship,"  in  memory  of  his  Brother  Thomas  Barnes,  M.A| 
deceased,  late  of  Pembroke  College.  This  proposal  was  accepte 
by  Grace,  Feb.  7,  1 844,  under  the  following  Regulations : 

1.  That  the  first  Election  of  a  Scholar  on  this  foundation  sh^ 
take  place  as  soon  as  conveniently  may  be  after  the  decease  of  tl 


SCHOLARSHIPS.  803 

said  Anne  Barnes,  and  all  subsequent  Elections  as  soon  as  con- 
veniently may  be  after  the  Scholarship  shall  have  become  vacant. 

2.  That  the  Vice-Chancellor, the  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity, 
the  Lucasian  Professor  of  Mathematics,  and  the  two  Members  of 
the  Senate  appointed  by  Grace  to  examine  for  the  Bell  Scholar- 
ships, each  for  the  time  being,  or  their  respective  Deputies  to 
be  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  shall  elect  the  Scholars  on 
this  foundation,  in  such  manner  as  they  shall  determine  upon; 
Ijut  that  in  all  such  Elections  they  shall  govern  themselves  con- 
scientiously by  the  following  rule:  "In  his  eligendis  praecipua 
ratio  semper  habeatur  ingenii,  doctrinfe,  virtutis,  et  inopiae;  ut 
quo  magis  quisque  ex  eligendorum  numero  his  rebus  antecellat, 
eo  magis,  ut  sequum  sit,  praeferatur."  Of  the  three  Examiners, 
other  than  the  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity  and  the  Lucasian 
Professor,  two  shall  examine,  specially  but  not  exclusively,  in 
Classics  and  one  in  Mathematics. 

3.  That  the  Candidates  for  the  Scholarship  shall  be  Undergrad- 
uates in  their  first  year,  and  that  Undergraduates  shall  be  deemed 
to  be  in  their  first  year,  if  of  not  more  than  one  year's  standing 
from  the  time  of  their  first  residence ;  and  that  this  further  quali- 
fication shall  be  requisite,  viz.,  that  the  Candidates  shall  have  been 
educated  on  the  Foundation  of  Christ's  Hospital,  St  Paul's  School, 
or  the  Merchant  Taylors'  School,  in  the  city  of  London,  and  shall 
have  come  to  the  University  directly  from  one  of  those  Schools ; 
l)ut  that,  if  in  any  case  there  be  found  no  Candidate  so  circum- 
stanced, who  in  the  opinion  of  the  Electors  is  fit  to  be  elected, 
then  the  said  Scholarship  for  that  turn  only  shall  be  thrown  open 
to  all  the  Undergraduates  of  the  University,  who  are,  according  to 
the  terms  above  specified,  in  their  first  year. 

4.  That  every  Scholar  elected  on  this  Foundation  shall  promise 
m  writing  to  take  a  Degree  in  the  most  regular  manner,  by  per- 
forming the  Exercises  and  undergoing  the  Examinations  appointed 
by  the  University  for  that  purpose,  and,  in  case  of  such  promise 
being  broken,  the  Scholarship  shall  be  ipso  facto  vacant. 

5.  That  the  Scholar  shall  be  entitled  to  the  profits  of  the  Scho- 
larship for  a  period  of  four  years,  unless  he  shall  before  the  ex- 
piration of  that  period  die,  degrade,  go  out  in  a  Bye  Term,  or  be 
rusticated  or  expelled,  in  either  of  which  cases  the  Scholarship 
shall  be  ipso  facto  vacant. 

6.  That  the  profits  of  the  Scholarship,  consisting  of  the  divi- 
dends of  the  said  Bank  Annuities,  shall  be  paid  to  the  College 
Tutor  of  the  Scholar  for  the  time  being,  for  the  use  of  such 
Scholar,  as  soon  as  may  be  after  the  days  on  which  the  said  divi- 
dends become  due. 

7.  That  the  said  Electors  shall  be  the  Auditors  of  the  ac- 
counts of  this  institution. 

8.  That,  when  the  Electors  meet  to  elect  a  Scholar,  the  business 
shall  be  entered  upon  by  having  the  Deed  of  Foundation,  as  far  as 


804  SCHOLARSHIPS. 

it  relates  to  the  Scholarship,  read  aloud  by  one  of  the  Electors,  to 
the  rest. 

9.  That  the  University  shall  have  power  to  alter  and  determine 
from  time  to  time,  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  the  Reoulations  re- 
specting the  persons  who  are  to  examine  the  Candidates  and  elect 
the  Scholars. 


1867  D.  L.  Scott,  St  Peter's. 
1871  F.  B.  Taylor,  King's. 
1875  H.  G.  Barnard,  Christ's. 
1879  H.  R.  Brown,  Trin. 
1883  H.  W.  Richmond,  King's. 
1887  G.  T.  Walker,  Trin. 
1891  J.  H.  Stamp,  Trin. 


1895  J.  F.  Dobson,  Trin.  \  n,-,, 
P.  J.  W.  Whipple,  Trin.l  ^'^• 

1899  A,  P.  Thompson,  Pemb. 

1903  G.  R.  Blanco-White,  Trin. 

1907  S.  J.  Edwards,  Sid. 

1911  II.  Lang,  C'aius  \  ^. , 

R.  D.  Whitehorn,  Trin.  j^''- 


ABBOTT  SCHOLARSHIPS. 

In  tlie  year  1871,  the  Executors  of  the  late  John  Abbott^  Esq. 
of  Halifax  in  the  county  of  Yorlc,  offered  to  the  University  a  sum 
of  £4000  bequeathed  by  Mr  Abbott  for  the  purposes  of  establishing 
two  Scholarships  at  the  University;  this  offer  was  accepted  by  Grace 
of  the  Senate,  Feb.  9, 1871.     The  following  are  the  Regulations : 

1.  The  Electors  to  these  Scholarships  shall  be  the  Vice-Chan- 
cellor,  the  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity,  the  Lucasian  Professor  of 
Mathematics,  and  the  two  Members  of  the  Senate,  appointed  by 
Grace  to  examine  for  the  Bell  Scholarships,  provided  that,  in  case 
any  of  the  e^  officio  Electors  be  prevented  from  taking  part  in  the 
Examination,  a  Deputy  shall  be  appointed  in  each  case  by  Grace ; 
of  the  Senate.  Oi'the  three  Examiners,  other  than  the  Regius  Pro- 
fessor of  Divinity  and  the  Lucasian  Professor,  two  shall  examine, 
specially  but  not  exclusively,  in  Classics  and  one  in  Mathematics.  ! 

2.  The  Candidates  for  these  Scholarships  shall  (except  in  cases  | 
hereafter  specified)  be  Undergraduates  in  their  first  year,  and 
Undergraduates  shall  be  deemed  to  be  in  their  first  year,  if  of  not  | 
more  than  one  year's  standing  from  the  time  of  their  first  residence.  I 
Among  such  Candidates,  sons  or  orphans  of  Clergymen  in  the; 
Church  of  England  who  stand  in  need  of  assistance  to  enable  them 
to  obtain  the  benefit  of  an  University  Education  shall  be  chosen , ' 
if  there  be  any  in  the  opinion  of  the  Electors  sufficiently  deserving :  j 
if  not,  sons  of  Laymen,  being  Undergraduates  who  stand  in  need  of  I 
assistance,  may  be  chosen.  Other  things  being  equal,  Candidates  born  j 
in  the  West  Riding  of  the  County  of  York  shall  have  the  preference,  j 

3.  The  Examination  shall  commence  on  the  Monday  next  after| 
the  second  Sunday  in  Lent. 

4.  The  names  of  the  Candidates  for  the  vacant  Scholarships 
shall  be  made  known  to  the  Vice -Chancellor  by  their  respective 
Tutors  not  later  than  the  Monday  next  before  the  commencement 
of  the  Examination. 

5.  Each  Scholar  when  elected  in  his  first  year  of  residence  shall 
be  entitled  to  receive  one-half  of  the  annual  profits  of  the  endow- 
ment for  a  period  of  three  years,  unless  he  shall  before  the  expira- 


SCHOLARSHIPS. 


806 


tion  of  that  period  die,  or  be  rusticated  or  expelled,  in  any  of 
which  cases  the  Scholarships  shall  be  ipso  facto  vacant. 

6.  If  at  any  time  a  Scholarship  shall  become  vacant  before 
the  expiration  of  the  term  of  three  years,  another  Scholar  shall, 
as  soon  as  conveniently  may  be,  be  chosen  for  the  remainder 
of  the  said  t^erm  from  among  Undergraduates  of  the  same  year  as 
that  of  the  Scholar  whose  Scholarship  has  been  vacated  before  the 
proper  time. 

7.  Neither  of  these  Scholarships  shall  be  tenable  with  a  Bell 
Scholarship  or  with  the  Barnes  Scholarship. 


First  Year. 
A.  W.  South,  Jesus. 

Second  Year. 
C.  H.  Wilson,  King's. 
H.  E.  Dixon,  Christ's)  ^ 

E.  M.  Meyrick,  Trin.}"*^- 
W.  II.  Macaulay,  King's. 
R.  St  J.  Parry,  Trin. 
C.  H.  Garland,  Joh. 

1880    B.  L.  Edwards,  Trin. 

A.  N.  Whitehead,  Trin. 
J.  A.  Kempthorne,  Trin. 

F.  E.  Rowe,  Trin. 

F.  Lewis,  Corpus 
A.  S.  Weatherhead,  King's 

G,  F.  Emery,  Trin.  1   ,, , 
W.  Hall,  King's      f^'^' 
R.  C.  Abbott,  Trin. 
A.  H.  Clierrill,  Pemb. 
A.  B.  Browne,  Christ's. 


1872 


1874 

1875 

1877 
1878 


1883 


1887 


1890 
1892 


1893    C.  B.  R.  Ellis,  Trin. 

1895  T.  E.  Wilson,  Caius. 

1896  V.  M.  Ferrers,  Trin. 
M.  LI.  Taylor,  Pemb. 
W.  S.  Ostle,  .Jesus.     i  ^^ 
W.  H.Smitli,  Jesus,  j^*- 
T.  A.  Nock,  Pemb.  1  ^ 
A.  C.Turner,  Trin.  I  ^V- 
R.  Quirk,  King's.  ")  ,, 
P.  J.  Rust,  Pemb.j^''- 

1904  C.  J.  T.  Sewell,  Trin. 

1905  W.  H.  Thompson,  Jesus, 
N.  II.  Watts,  Pet, 
A.  P.  Senior,  Christ's. 
J.  K.  Best,  Queens'. 
T.  J.  E.  Sewell,  Queens' 


1898 


1901 
1902 


1907 
1908 


yJ^q. 


JEq. 


1910    F.  G.  ChevassAt,  Trin.)  ^ 
J.  R.  Wade,  Queens',  j  ^'^• 


1911 
1913 


C.  L.  Bullock,  Trin. 
J.  C.  Howe,  Pemb. 


TYRWHITT  HEBREW  SCHOLARSHIPS. 

The  Rev.  Robert  Tyrwhitt,  M.A.  Fellow  of  Jesus  College, 
who  died  in  1817,  by  his  Will  bequeathed  £4000  for  the  promotion 
of  the  study  of  Hebrew. 

The  Senate  in  1818  decreed  the  foundation  of  three  Scholarships, 
increased  in  1826  to  six.  The  following  are  the  Regulations 
(Grace  of  October  22,  1907): 

1.  That  there  shall  in  future  be  six  Scholarships,  called 
Tyrwhitt's  Hebrew  Scholarships. 

2.  That  the  candidates  for  these  Scholarships  shall  be,  first, 
(actualiter)  Bachelors  of  Arts  or  Inceptors  who  are  not  of  sufficient 
standing  to  be  created  Masters  of  Arts;  or  secondly.  Students  in 
the  Civil  Law  or  Medicine,  of  not  less  than  four  or  more  than  seven 
years'  standing;,  who  shall  be  required,  before  they  are  admitted 

•to  become  candidates,  to  produce  certificates  from  their  respective 
Professors,  that  they  have  kept  the  exercises  necessary  for  the 
degree  of  Bachelor  of  Law  or  Physic. 

3.  That  out  of  the  net  annual  proceeds  of  Mr  Tyrwhitt's  Bene- 
faction the  sum  of  £180  be  divided  among  the  six  Scholars,  in  the 
proportions  hereinafter  specified. 

4.  That  the  electors  to  these  Scholarships  shall  be  the  Regius 
Professor  of  Hebrew  and  two  members  of  the  Senate,  to  be 
nominated  by  the  different  Colleges  according  to  the  cycle  of 


806  SCHOLARSHIPS. 

Proctors,  and  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  at  the  last  Con- 
gregation in  November  in  every  year ;  and  that  these  electors 
shall  conduct  the  exammation, 

5.  That,  if  the  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew  shall  decline,  or  be 
prevented  from  examining,  a  deputy  shall  be  appointed  by  a  Grace 
of  the  Senate. 

6.  That  the  appointment,  when  requisite,  of  such  deputy  by 
Grace  of  the  Senate  take  place  at  the  first  Congregation  ot  the 
Lent  Term  of  the  year,  and  that  the  deputy  so  appointed  con- 
tinue in  ottice  until  the  first  Congregation  in  the  Lent  Term  of 
the  following  year. 

7.  That  the  examination  for  these  Scholarships  commence  an- 
nually on  the  second  Tuesday  in  May;  and  that  persons  intending 
to  be  candidates  send  in  their  names  before  the  twenty -fifth  day 
of  April. 

8.  Tliai  two  Scholars  be  elected  in  each  year ;  that  the  first  in 
the  order  of  merit  of  these  two  receive  an  annual  stipend  of  £40, 
and  the  second  an  annual  stipend  of  £20,  for  three  years  from  the 
time  of  election.  That  in  case  of  equality  of  merit  the  stipend  of 
each  be  £.30  or  £20  at  the  discretion  of  the  electors. 

9.  That,  should  it  appear  in  any  case  to  the  majority  of  the 
electors  that  no  one  of  the  candidates  is  deserving  of  a  Scholarship 
with  the  stipend  of  £40  a  year,  it  shall  be  competent  for  them  to 
elect  one  or  two  Scholars,  each  with  a  stipend  of  £20  a  year.  The 
electors  shall  also  have  power  in  each  year  of  awarding  out  of  the 
surplus  of  the  Benefaction,  provided  that  this  will  allow  of  their 
so  doing,  one  gratuity  of  not  more  than  i;40  to  a  candidate,  who, 
although  not  elected  to  a  Scholarship,  shall  have  acquitted  himself 
with  credit  in  the  examination. 

10.  That  each  elector  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  who 
takes  part  in  the  examination,  shall  receive  the  sum  of  £5. 

1 1 .  That  after  the  payment  out  of  the  proceeds  of  Mr  Tyrwhitt's 
Benefaction  of  such  Scholarship  or  Scholarships  and  such  gratuity 
as  may  be  awarded  by  the  electors  under  the  provisions  of  Regu- 
lations 8  and  9,  and  the  remuneration  of  the  electors,  the  surplus 
may  be  expended  in  the  promotion  and  encouragement  of  Hebrew 
Literature.  Any  portion  of  this  surplus  may  be  invested  and 
added  to  the  capital  of  the  Benefaction  on  the  recommendation 
of  those  with  whom  the  control  of  the  income  rests. 

12.  That  the  control  of  the  surplus  of  Mr  Tyrwhitt's  Bene- 
faction mentioned  in  Regulation  11  shall  rest  with  the  Vice- 
Chancellor,  the  Reader  in  Talmudic,  the  University  Lecturer  in 
Aramaic  and  the  electors  to  the  Scholarships. 

13.  That  notwithstanding  the  name  of  these  scholarships,  it 
shall  bo  competent  for  the  electors  to  set  simple  passages  for 
translation  from  Aramaic  into  English,  together  with  questions 
arising  out  of  the  same. 


SCHOLARSHIPS. 


807 


SCHOLARS. 


1819  Just  Henry  Alt,  Pemb. 

1820  George  Attwood,  Pemb. 

1821  Thomas  Pell  Piatt,  Trin. 

1822  Alfred  Ollivant,  Trin. 

1823  Fred.  Field,  Trin. 

1824  C.  S.  Matthews,  Pemb, 
182.5  P.  W.Buckham.Joh. 


1826 


1827 


1828 
1829 


N.  W.Gibson,  Trin. 
T.  Riddell.Trin. 
T.  Jarrett,  Cath. 
A.  Campbell,  Jes. 
C.  Cotton,  Pemb. 
W.  Dodd,  Corpus. 
J.  Gorle,  Clare. 


^Mq. 


2.  W.  B.  A.  Raven,  Trin 

18.30  1.  W.J.  Aislabie,  Trin,  > 

1,  J,H,  Bailey,  Trin, 

18.31  1.   C.  Clarke,  Joh. 

2.  John  Smith,  Joh. 

1832  1.   R.  Buston,  Emman. 

2,  J.vEmiliusShadwell,  Joh. 

1833  1.  W.  W.  Harvey,  King's. 
2.  W.  A,  Dawson,  Christ's. 

1834  1,  E.  H,  Browne,  Emman. 
2.  A.  Tate,  Emman. 

183.5    1.  F.  Forster,  Cath. 

C.  A.  Hulbert,  Sidney. 
P.  Carlyon,  Emman. 


1836 


1837 


F.  Myers,  Clare. 
F.  W. 


Collison,  Joh. 
2.  E.  Huff,  Queens'. 

1.  T.  Coward,  Queens'. 

2.  R.  A.  F.  Barrett,  King's. 

1.  W.  H.  Roberts,  Emman. 

2.  J.  Walker,  Trin.  Hall. 

1.  H.  G.  Williams,  Emman. 

2.  N.  M.  Manley,Joh. 

1.  H.Bailey, Joh. 

2.  W.  H.Guillemard.Pemb. 

1.  C.J.  Elliott,  Cath. 

2.  C.Chambers,  Emman. 

1.  M.  Bright,  Magd. 

2.  H.Lovell.Joh. 

1 .  J.  Headlam,  Pemb. 

2.  W.  F.  Witts,  King's. 

1.  R.T.  Cockle,  Joh. 

2.  H.  Kirwan,  King's. 
1.  E.  Randolph,  Jesus. 
1.  Huxtable,Joh.i^„ 

1.  Morgan,  Joh.     ( 

2.  Pientz.Caius. 

1.  J.  J.  S.  Perowne, Corpus. 

2.  M.F.Sadler,  Joh. 

F.  B.  D.  Ramadge.Caius. 
2.  C.  E.Stuart, Joh. 

1850   1.   E.J.Hillier,  Trin. 

T.  T.  Perowne,  Corpus. 
P.  H.  Mason,  Joh. 

G.  B.  Rogerson,  Joh. 
H.  M.  Jeffery,  Cath.(^_ 
H.Langton,Joh.       \^^- 
S.  Leathes,  Jesus. 


18.39 
1840 


1841 


1842 
1843 


1844 
1845 


1846 
1847 


1848 


1849 


1851 


1852 


1853 


1854 
1855 


2.  E.  H.Rogers,  King's. 
F.  Chance.  Trin. 

1.  W.  H.  B.  Proby,  Trin. 

2.  A.  Pownall,  Cath, 

2,  W.  M.  Snell,  Corpus. 

1856  2.  O,  Glover,  Emm.   1  «, 

2,B.Tyrwhitt,  Clare.  )^ 


1857 

1858 

1860 

1861 

1862 

1863 

1864 

1865 

1866 

1867 

1868 

1869 

1870 

1871 

1872 

1873 
1874 

1875 

1876 
1877 

1878 

1879 

1881 

1882 

188.3 
1884 
1886 


1891 


1893 


1894 
1895 


1896 


j^q. 


iMq. 


■Mq. 


1,  R,  L,  Bensly,  Caius  )  „ 
1,  W.A.Wright, Trin.  j^' 

1,  W.J.  Rees,Joh. 

2.  P.  L.  Sandberg,  Christ's. 

1.  W.  S.  Smith,  Trinity. 

2.  J.  M.  Fuller,  Joh. 

1.  J.  B.  Curtis,  Cath, 

2.  J,  R,Lumby,  Magd. 
1.  C.  T.  Forster,  Jesus. 
1.  H.  M.  Luckock,  Jesus, 
1.  G.N.  Hedges,  Joh.  i  ™.„ 

1.  R.C.W.Raban.Em.l"** 
I.e.  Taylor,  Joh. 

2.  R.  Sinker,  Trin. 
1.  A.  T.  Chapman,  Em. 
1.  J.  H.I.  Oakley,  Trin 

1.  J.  Snowdon,  Joh. 

2.  E.T.  Leeke,  Trin, 

1.  W.  H.  Rowlandson,  Corpus, 

2.  J.  S.  Pater,  Trin. 
1.  J.  E.  Fox,  Christ's. 
1.  G.  E.  Phillips,  Corpus 

1.  J.  T.  Lang, Corpus. 

2.  E.  G.  King,  Sidney, 
H,  M.  Gwatkin,  Joh.  \  ^ 
J.  Sharpe,  Christ's.      j^^' 

1.  F.  Watson,  Joh. 

2.  A,  H.  Smith,  Caius. 

1,  G.  W.  Collins,  Corpus. 

2.  W.  H.  Lowe,  Christ's. 
1,  A,  C,  Jennings,  Jesus, 

1.  A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  Trin. 

2.  W.S.Wood, Joh. 

1.  R.  P.  Luscombe,  Clare. 

2.  A.  W.  Streane,  Corpus. 
1.  A.  L.  Williams,  Jesus. 

1.  A.  T.  Warren,  Magd. 

2.  C.  R.Bingham,  Trin. 

C.  W.  E.  Body,  Joh.  i  ^^ 

D.  G.  Davies,  Queens'.  J  ^'^• 

2.  lion.  I.  G.  N.  Keith-Falconer, 

Trin. 
A.  G.  Ellis,  Queens'. 

F.  G.  II.  H.E.  White, Pemb. 

1.  W.  E.  Barnes,  Pet. 

2.  E.  A.  Budge,  Christ's. 
2.  W.  II.  Bennett,  Joh. 

2.  J.  F.  S.  Hughes,  Pemb. 

1.  H.  S.  Lewis,  Joh. 

2.  J.  H.  Wiglesworth,  Peuib. 

1.  R.  H.  Kennett,  Queens'. 

2.  A.  B.  (}.  Lillingston,  Queens', 
H.  H,  B.  Ayles,  Joh.J   -. 

A.  A.  Bevan.  Trin.     (  ^''*' 
2.  F.  C.  Burkitt,  Trin. 
2.  J.  H.  Burrow,  Selwyn. 
2.  W.E.Waddington,Emm, 
N.  Mac  Lean,  Christ's.      1 

G.  .Marguliouth,  Queens'.) 

1.  A,  P.  Bender,  Joh. 

2.  A.  W.  Greenup,  Job. 
2.  S.  C,  E,  Legg,  Caius,)  »?„ 
2,  B,  Long,  Joh,  (  '*''• 
2,  P,  M.  Stewart,  Christ's. 

1.  8.  A.  Cook,  Caius. 

2.  M.  E.  Lange,  Christ's. 
A.  H.  M'Neile,  Pemb. 

1.  A.  R.  K.  Hutton,  Joh. 

2.  P.  H.  Sangster,  Jesua. 


\jEq. 


\JEq. 
2F.q. 


808  SCHOLARSHIPS. 


1897    2.  W.  II.  Brooks,  Christ's. 

1900  1.  C.  T.  Wood,  Pemb. 

2.  T.  H.  Hennessy,  Jesus. 

1901  1.  H.  L.  Pass,  Joh. 

2.  R.  H.  Connolly,  Christ's. 

1902  1,  C.  A.  L.  Senior,  Joh. 

2.  A.  S,  Duncan  Jones,  Caius. 

1903  1.  H.  C.  O.  Lanchester,  Pemb. 

1904  J.  C.  H,  How,  Joh.      )    ,, 
C.  W.  Mitchell,  Emin.f  ^^• 

1905  H.  M.  J.  Loewe,  Queens'. 


1907  1.  J.  H.  Bentley,  Joh. 
2.  F.  S.  Marsh,  Selwyn. 

1908  1,  A.  E.  Talbot,  Emm. 
2.  F.  J.  Padfteld,  Caius. 

1909  W.  A.  L.  Elmslie,  Chr.)    »,,, 
R.  H.  Willey,  Caius       i  ^^• 

1910  E.  Levine,  Jesus. 

1911  A.  Cohen,  Emm. 

1912  J.  Pinkerton,  Emm.        \    a?,, 
K.  M.  Robathan,  Caius. f  '^''• 

1913  1.  A,  Jephcott,  Queens'. 
2.  R.  A.  Marsh,  Queens'. 


Proxime  accessit,  1865,  H.  C.  CaHson,  Christ's. 
Nearly  equal  to  the  second  Scholar,  1896,  W.  H.  Brooks,  Caiua, 

Passed  with  credit,  1900,  R.  H.  Conuolly,  Christ's;  R.  R.  Smith,  Selwyn  ;  1901,  C.  A.  L.  Senior, 
Joh.,  E.  S.  Woods,  Trln.  ;  1902,  A.  Hood.  Chr. 

A  gratuity  was  adjudged  to  each  of  the  following,  in  considera- 
tion of  the  knowledge  of  the  Hebrew  Language  displayed  by  them 
in  their  examination  : — 


1820  J.J.  Stevens, Jesus,  £20. 
1825  W.  Ford,  Magd.  £20. 
1830  T.  Stone,  Joh.  £20. 

1835  W.  H.  Trentham,  Joh.  £20. 

1836  E.  Huft;  Queens'.  £20. 
1842  M.  Bright,  Magd.  £20. 
1845  W.Castlehow.  Emm.  £30. 


1852  W.  Barnard,  Trinity.  £30. 

1853  E.  B.  Whyley,  Trinity.  £30. 
1860  T.  H.  Bush,  Joh.  £20. 
1866  J.  S.  Pater,  Trin.  £15. 

1871  W.  H.  Lowe,  Christ's.  £15. 

1872  A.  C.  Jennings,  Jesus.  £20. 
1901  C.  A.  L.  Senior,  Joh.  £20. 


Hebrew  Dissertation. 

1828  Alfred  Addis,  B.A.Trinity. 

-Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Scholar  was  elected  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 


CROSSE  SCHOLARSHIPS. 
The  Rev.  John  Crosse,  Vicar  of  Bradford  in  Yorkshire,  by 
will  dated  June  15,  1816,  made  a  bequest  to  George  Buxton 
Browne,  Esq.  in  trust,*'  for  promoting  the  cause  of  true  Religion." 
In  1832  three  Theological  Scholarships  were  founded  from  the  sum 
of  £2000.   The  following  are  the  Regulations  (Grace  Feb.  25, 1897): 

1.  The  Crosse  Scholarships  shall  be  open  to  competition  to 
such  persons  under  the  standing  of  Masters  of  Arts  as  are  Bachelors 
of  Arts  or  Bachelors  Designate  in  Arts  or  have  passed  the  first 
Part  of  any  Tripos  and  have  kept  by  residence  at  least  eight  terms. 

2.  The  annual  Examination  shall  begin  on  the  Tuesday  next 
after  the  first  Sunday  in  Advent. 

3.  The  Electors  shall  be  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Regius,  Lady 
Margaret,  Norrisian,  Hulsean,  and  Ely  Professors  of  Divinity,  the 
Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew,  the  Regius  Professor  of  Greek,  the 
Professor  of  Arabic,  and  the  Dixie  Professor  of  Ecclesiastical 
History. 

4.  The  Electors  shall  before  the  division  of  the  Easter  Term 
in  every  year  out  of  their  own  number  or  from  other  Graduates 
of  the  University  choose  three  Examiners  at  the  least  to  conduct 
the  Examination  in  that  year.  If  any  of  such  Examiners  be  not 
one  of  the  Electors,  his  name  shall  be  submitted  to  the  Senate  for 
approval.  The  Examination  and  election  in  the  following  Michael- 
mas Term  shall  be  conducted  by  the  Examiners  thus  appointed. 


SCHOLARSHIPS. 


809 


5.  One  Scholar  shall  be  elected  in  each  year,  provided  that  a 
duly  qualified  Candidate  shall  have  presented  himself. 

6.  The  Scholarships  shall  be  tenable  for  two  years  ;  and  the 
annual  interest  arising  from  the  Fund  shall  be  divided  equally 
between  the  two  Scholars. 

7.  No  one  who  has  been  elected  to  one  of  these  Scholarships 
shall  be  allowed  to  compete  again. 

8.  In  cases  of  equal  merit  the  Examiners  shall  have  power  to 
elect  more  than  one  Scholar  and  to  divide  the  stipend  of  the 
Scholarship  accordingly. 

9.  In  case  no  election  is  made  in  any  year  the  stipend  be- 
longing to  the  Scholarship  shall  be  carried  to  a  Reserve  Fund,  out 
of  which  a  second  Scholarship  may  be  awarded,  or  the  stipends  of 
two  Scholars  of  equal  merit  may  be  increased,  or  grants  may  be 
made  by  the  Examiners  to  deserving  Candidates.  To  the  same 
Fund  shall  be  carried  the  remainder  of  the  stipend  of  a  Scholar- 
ship which  shall  have  been  vacated  after  a  shorter  tenure  than 
two  years. 

10.  Any  portion  of  the  Reserve  Fund  may  on  the  recommend- 
ation of  the  Electors  be  invested  and  added  to  the  capital  of  the 
Fund. 

11.  The  Examiners  shall  have  power  to  publish  the  names, 
arranged  in  order  of  merit,  of  such  Candidates  as  shall  pass  the 
Examination  with  credit. 

12.  The  Electors  shall  have  power,  subject  to  the  provisions 
of  the  Statute  for  the  Crosse  Scholarships,  to  publish  from  time 
to  time  supplementary  regulations  for  the  conduct  of  the  Ex- 
amination and  to  mark  out  lines  of  study. 


t 


I  S.  Edmund  Walker,  Trin. 
1833<  E.  Harold  Browne,  Emman. 
I  Frederick  Myers,  Clare. 

1834  C.  A.  Hulbert,  Sidney. 

1835  William  Drake,  Joh. 

1836  Frederick  W.  Collison,  Joh. 

1837  Samuel  N.  Dalton,  Caius. 

1838  William  H.  Guillemard,  Pemb. 

1839  Henry  Bailey,  Joh. 

1840  Charles  J.  Elliott,  Cath. 

1841  H.  Lovell,  Joh. 

1842  W.  F.  Witts,  King's. 

1843  Hyacinth  Kirwan,  King's. 

1844  J.  H.  Jones,  Jesus. 

1845  J.  J.  S.  Perowne,  Corpus. 

1846  E.  Huxtable,  Joh. 

1847  H.James,  King's. 

1848  F.  B.  D.  Ramadge,  Caius. 

1849  W.  Barnard,  Trin. 
1860  E.  B.  Whyley.Trin. 

1851  G.  M.  Gorham,  Trin. 

1852  D.  Nicols,  Pet. 

1853  A..  Pownall,Cath. 

1854  O.  Glover,  Emman. 
1866  W.J.  Rees.Joh, 


1856 
1857 
1858 
1859 


1861 
1862 
1863 


1865 
1866 

1867 
1868 
1869 
1870 
1871 
1872 

1875 
1876 


\mq. 


R.  Long,  Corpus. 
G.  F.  Hitchcock,  Trin. 
J.  M.  Fuller,  Joh. 
W.  S.  Smith,  Trin. 
C.T.  Forster,  Jesus. »  y.-^ 
J.  R.  Lumby,  Magd.r   *^ 
H.  M.  Luckock,  Jesus. 
H.  Bothamley,  Trin. 
R.  C.  W.  Raban.Emm.  ) 
R.  Sinker,  Trin.  ] 

J.  N.  Dalton, Clare 
C.  Taylor,  Joh. 
J.  Snowdon,  Joh. 
J.  S.  Pater,  Trin. 
W.  H.  Rowlandson,  Corp 
G.E.Phillips,  Corpus. 
H.  M.  Gwatkin,  Joh. 
J.  E.  Fox,  Christ's. 
F.  Watson,  Joh. 
J.  Sharpe,  Christ's. 
W.  A.  Hayne,  Trin. 
A.  C.  Jennings,  Jesus 
A.  L.  Williams,  Jesus 
C.  R.  Bingham,  Trin. 
J.  D.  M.  Murray,  Joh 


JEq. 


\^(1- 


2Eq. 


Mq. 


810  SCHOLAKSHIPS. 


1879  F.  J.  Foakes-Jackson,  Trin.l  ^^  , 
D.  SGuy.Trin.  j^'^- 

1880  H.  E.  Ryle,  King's. 

1881  W.  E.  Barnes,  Pet. 

1882  .T.  O.  F.  Murray,  Trin. 
1886  H.  H.  B.  Ayles,  Joh. 

A.  Nairne,  Jesus. 

1891  A.  V.  Valentine-Richards,  Christ's. 

1892  F,  Robinson,  Christ's.' 


1898  C.  E.  Garrad,  Jesus.  1  ^. 
W.  Outrani,  Pemb.   ]'^^- 

1899  C.  T.  Wood,  Pemb. 
1901  C.  West- Watson,  Knnn. 
1903  E,  A.  Edgbill,  King's. 

H.  G.  Wood,  Jesus. 

1905  J.  R.  Darbyshire,  Emm. 

1906  J.  K.  Mozlev,  Pemb. 

1907  F.  S.  Marsh,  Selwyn. 


H.  Smith,  Joh.  /  ■^^'  1909  P.  (iardner-Smith,  Jesus. 

1895  C.  F.  Andrews,  Pemb.)    ,,  1910  V..  A.  Chase,  Ciueens'.(    »., 
A.  II.  M'^Neile,  Pemb.)  ^'/-  J.  W.  Hunkin,  Cains,  i '^■''^ 

1896  W.  L.  E.  Parsons,  Pemb.  1911  W.  D.  Svkes,  Joh. 

1897  E.  W.  Winstanley,  Trin.  1912  L.  E.  Binns,  Emm. 

Proxime  accessit,  or  nearly  equal  to  successful  Candidate,  18.55,  W.  H.  B.  froby,  Trin.;  18 
R.  F.  Pearce,  Joh. 

Deserving  of  special  commendation,  imn,  G.  P.  Maclear,  Trin.;  IseJi,  E.  T.  Leeke,  Trin.,  J. 
Pater,  Trin. 

Passed  with  credit,  1870,  .J.  Sharpe,  Chr.;  1882,  A.  Appleton,  Trin. ;  1903,  W.  K.  L.  Clarice,  Jesut^ 

Awarded  a  donation  of  20J.,  1881,  J.  H.  Battersby,  Trin. ;  1889,  R.  O.  Hutchinson,  Jesus ;  1( 
C.  W.  Mitchell,  Emm. 

Note :— Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Scholar  was  elected  or  there  was  no  Candid] 


WHEWELL  SCHOLARSHIPS  FOR  INTERNATIONAL 
LAW.  ' 

The  Rev.  William  Whewell,  D.D.,  late  Master  of  Trinitj 
College,  made  provision  by  his  will  for  the  establishment  o 
Scholarships  of  International  Law,  which  were  accepted  b; 
Grace  of  the  Senate,  Dec.  12,  1867. 

The  following  Regulations  were  approved  by  Grace  of  tlw 
Senate  May  12,  1898. 

1.  There  shall  be  eight  Scholarships  in  the  University  o 
Cambridge  to  be  called  Dr  Whe well's  Scholarships  of  Intel 
national  Law.  Four  of  them  shall  be  of  the  value  of  £100  a  yea 
and  four  of  the  value  of  £50  a  year.  Provided  that  if  the  clea 
surplus  rents  and  income  appropriated  for  the  endowment  of  th 
Scholarships  shall  in  any  year  fall  short  of  the  amount  require* 
to  pay  the  Scholars  in  full,  then  for  that  year  the  payments  to  th 
Scholars  shall  abate  proportionately  but  so  that  the  payment 
made  shall  not  in  such  case  be  less  than  the  whole  of  such  clea 
rents  and  income  for  that  year. 

2.  The  Electors  shall  be  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Master  ( 
Trinity  College,  the  Regius  Professor  of  Civil  Law,  the  Professo 
of  Moral  Philosophy,  the  Downing  Professor  of  the  Laws  ( 
England,  and  the  Professor  of  Political  Economy.  The  electio 
of  the  Scholars  and  the  decision  of  such  other  questions  as  mQ 
come  before  the  Electors  shall  be  by  a  majority  of  the  Electoi 
and  in  case  of  an  equality  of  votes  the  Master  of  Trinity  ColleJ 
shall  have  a  double  or  casting  vote. 

3.  An  Examination  and  election  shall  be  held  every  yes 
between  the  division  of  the  Michaelmas  Term  and  the  end  of  thi 
year,  and  the  names  of  Candidates  together  with  such  evidenc 
of  their  age  and  moral  character  as  may  be  required  must  be  sei 
to  the  Secretary  of  the  Council  of  Trinity  College  on  or  before  tli' 
last  day  of  October  next  preceding  the  Examination. 

4.  The  Scholarships  shall  be  open  to  all  persons  whether  alreaii 
members  of  the  University  or  not  who  are  under  the  age  of  t  went; 


SCHOLARSHIPS.  811 

five  on  the  1st  day  of  January  next  ensuing  after  the  election  and 
who  shall  have  produced  satisfactory  evidence  to  the  Council  of 
Triuity  College  of  their  age  and  that  they  are  of  good  moral 
character.  Provided  that  no  one  who  has  once  gained  a  Scholar- 
ship shall  be  allowed  to  present  himself  for  examination  in  any 
subsequent  year. 

5.  Two  Scholarships  one  of  the  value  of  ^100  a  year  and  one 
of  the  value  of  £r)0  a  year  shall  be  offered  for  competition  at  each 
annual  examination.  Provided  that  it  shall  be  competent  for  the 
Electors  at  their  discretion  to  leave  either  or  both  of  such 
Scholarships  vacant  or  to  divide  such  Scholarships  taken  together 
t'qually  between  two  or  among  three  Candidates. 

6.  Subject  to  these  regulations  every  Scholar  shall  hold  his 
Scholarship  for  two  years  from  the  1st  day  of  January  next  after 
his  election.  And  every  Scholar  who  has  not  resigned,  forfeited, 
or  been  deprived  of  his  Scholarship  may  be  re-elected  (but  without 
examination)  to  a  Scholarship  for  a  further  period  of  two  years  on 
submitting  to  the  Electors  on  or  before  the  29th  day  of  September 
immediately  preceding  the  vacating  of  his  Scholarship  (being  not 
more  than  two  years  from  the  1st  day  of  January  next  after  his 
first  election  to  a  Scholarship)  a  dissertation  or  other  piece  of  work 
on  International  Law  which  the  Electors  shall  deem  sufficient. 
I'rovided  that  the  Scholarship  to  which  any  Scholar  is  re-elected 
may  be  of  the  value  of  either  £100  a  year  or  .£50  a  year  notwith- 
standing that  the  Scholarship  to  be  vacated  by  him  may  be  of  a 
less  or  greater  value.  Provided  also  that  it  shall  not  be  competent 
tor  the  Electors  to  make  any  such  re-election  as  shall  increase 

either  immediately  or  by  the  operation  of  Rule  5  hereof  in  sub- 
sequent years)  the  total  annual  sum  payable  in  respect  of  the 
Scholarships  beyond  the  sum  of  £600  or  such  other  sum  as  may 
for  the  time  being  be  the  full  annual  value  of  all  the  Scholarships 
including  vacant  Scholarships)  then  subsisting. 

7.  Every  person  elected  to  a  Scholarship  shall  be  required 

(i)  If  not  already  a  matriculated  member  of  the  University 
to  matriculate  forthwith, 

(ii)  If  not  already  either  a  member  of  some  College  or  Hostel 
in  Cambridge  or  a  Non-Collegiate  Student  of  tlie  University  to 
liecome  forthwith  a  member  of  Trinity  College.  Provided  that 
any  person  elected  to  a  Scholarship  and  being  already  a  member 
of  another  College  or  a  Hostel  in  Cambridge  or  a  N on- Collegiate 
Student  of  the  University  shall  be  entitled  upon  application  but 
shall  not  be  required  to  become  a  member  of  Trinity  College. 

8.  Every  Scholar  shall  during  his  tenure  of  the  Scholarship 
keep  every  Term  by  residence  in  accordance  with  the  regulations 
of  the  University  with  reference  to  the  residence  of  persons  in 
statu  pupillari  unless  and  until  he  shall  either  before  or  after  or 
partly  before  and  partly  after  his  election  have  kept  by  residence 
at  least  six  Terms. 


812  SCHOLARSHIPS. 

9.  Every  Scholar  who  is  required  by  these  rules  to  matriculate 
shall  forfeit  one-third  of  his  stipend  for  the  year  in  respect  of 
every  Term  previous  to  that  in  which  he  matriculates :  and  every 
Scholar  who  is  required  by  these  rules  to  keep  Terms  by  residence 
shall  forfeit  one-third  of  "his  stipend  for  the  year  in  respect  of 
every  Term  which  he  fails  to  keep  by  residence. 

10.  Every  Scholar  who  being  required  to  matriculate  shall 
liave  failed  for  6  months  after  his  election  to  matriculate  or  who 
being  required  to  keep  Terms  by  residence  shall  have  failed  for 
three  consecutive  Terms  to  keep  a  Term  by  residence  shall  there- 
upon forfeit  his  Scholarship  and  be  disqualified  for  re-election. 
Provided  always  that  the  Council  of  Trinity  College  may  for  grave 
cause  approved  by  them  relieve  any  Scholar  from  any  forfeiture 
or  disqualification  incurred  under  this  or  the  preceding  rule. 

11.  If  any  person  shall  have  held  a  Scholarship  for  a  part  only 
of  the  year  he  shall  be  entitled  (subject  to  the  provisions  herein 
contained  regarding  forfeiture  of  emoluments)  to  one-third  of  the 
stipend  of  such  Scholarship  for  the  year  in  respect  of  each  Term 
or  part  of  a  Term  greater  than  one-half  during  which  he  shall  have 
held  the  Scholarship. 

12.  All  monies  arising  from  the  clear  surplus  rents  and  income 
aforesaid  which  by  reason  of  the  vacancy  of  any  Scholarship  or 
the  forfeiture  under  these  regulations  of  the  stipend  or  any  part 
of  the  stipend  of  any  Scholarship  shall  not  be  applied  to  the  pay- 
ment of  the  Scholars  in  any  year  may  if  the  Council  of  Trinity 
College  so  direct  be  employed  either  for  making  up  the  amount 
required  to  pay  the  Scholars  in  full  in  other  years  in  which 
such  clear  rents  and  income  may  fall  short  of  such  amount  of 
for  increasing  by  such  sum  and  for  such  period  as  the  Council 
of  Trinity  College  may  think  fit  the  value  of  any  one  or  more  or 
the  existing  Scholarships  or  for  providing  one  or  more  temporary 
additional  Scholarships  of  such  value  or  values  and  subject  to 
such  regulations  and  conditions  as  the  Council  of  Trinity  College 
may  think  fit.  Provided  that  subject  to  the  power  by  this  regu- 
lation reserved  to  the  Council  of  Trinity  College  and  so  far  as  the 
same  shall  not  be  exercised  all  such  monies  shall  be  invested  and 
the  income  thereof  appropriated  for  endowing  additional  Scholar- 
ships or  increasing  the  stipends  of  the  Professorship  and  the 
existing  Scholarships  for  the  time  being  in  the  manner  directed 
by  Dr  Whewell  in  his  will  for  the  investment  and  appropriation 
of  certain  funds  forming  part  of  his  residuary  personal  estate. 

i:i.  Any  Scholar  shall  be  entitled  to  one  set  of  chambers  in 
one  or  other  of  the  Whewell's  Courts  upon  application,  provided 
that  any  set  be  vacant  at  the  time,  on  condition  of  paying  the 
usual  rent,  rates,  taxes,  charges  for  servants,  &c. ;  and  the  Council 
of  Trinity  College  shall  assign  at  their  discretion  such  set  of 
chambers  being  vacant  to  any  scholar  claiming  this  privilege  : 
but  subject  to  any  regulations  made  by  the  Council  of  Trinity 
College  aflfecting  members  of  the  College  generally  no  Scholar 
shall  be  compelled  to  reside  in  either  of  the  said  Courts. 


SCHOLARSHIPS.  813 

14.  In  case  any  Scholar,  not  being  a  member  of  Trinity  College, 
shall  claim  to  reside  within  the  precincts  of  the  said  Courts,  it 
shall  be  competent  for  the  Coimcil  of  Trinity  College  to  deduct 
from  the  stipend  due  to  him  by  virtue  of  his  Scholarship  such 
sums  as  he  may  stand  indebted  in  to  the  Trust  for  rent,  rates,  taxes 
and  other  charges  above  mentioned :  and  every  such  Scholar  shall 
be  subject  to  the  payment  of  gate  and  other  fines  in  the  same 
manner  as  if  he  were  a  member  of  Trinity  College  residing  in  one 
or  other  of  the  above-named  Courts. 

15.  In  case  any  Scholar,  not  being  a  member  of  Trinity  College 
but  residing  in  either  of  the  said  Courts,  shall  be  guilty  of  irregular 
insubordinate  or  disorderly  conduct  or  of  any  offence  whatsoever 
against  the  good  order  and  discipline  of  the  College,  the  Council 
of  Trinity  College  may  cancel  the  privilege  in  his  case  of  residing 
in  either  of  the  said  Courts. 

16.  If  it  shall  be  proved  to  the  satisfaction  of  the  Council  of 
Trinity  College  that  any  Scholar,  whether  resident  within  the 
precincts  of  the  said  Courts  or  not,  has  been  guilty  of  any  scan- 
dalous offence,  they  may  deprive  such  Scholar  of  the  emoluments 
of  his  Scholarship  for  such  time  as  they  think  proper,  or  they  may 
deprive  him  of  his  Scholarship  altogether. 

17.  No  Scholar  shall  be  entitled  by  virtue  of  his  Scholarship  to 
obtain  provisions  of  any  kind  from  the  College  butteries  or  kitchens : 
but  every  Scholar,  not  being  a  member  of  Trinity  College  but 
residing  within  the  precincts  of  the  said  Courts,  shall  be  at  liberty 
to  obtain  such  provisions  from  his  own  College  or  elsewhere : 
provided  that  all  rules  prohibiting  the  supply  to  students  of 
Trinity  College  of  liquors  during  certain  hours  and  of  provisions 
of  any  kind  from  shops  or  inns  in  the  town  on  Sundays  and  all 
similar  rules  which  at  present  exist  or  may  be  made  from  time  to 
time  shall  be  equally  applicable  to  all  Dr  Whewell's  Scholars, 
resident  within  the  said  Courts,  whether  they  be  members  of 
Trinity  College  or  not. 

18.  These  regulations  shall  come  into  force  as  soon  as  they 
have  been  adopted  by  the  Council  of  Trinity  College  and  save  as 
hereinafter  provided  all  other  regulations  for  Dr  Whewell's  Scholar- 
ships shall  be  rescinded  from  that  date,  provided  that  all  Scholars 
elected  before  the  1st  day  of  January  1898  shall  continue  to  hold 
their  Scholarships  respectively  for  the  periods  limited  by  and 
subject  in  all  respects  to  the  conditions  contained  in  the  regula- 
tions in  force  at  the  time  of  their  respective  elections. 

In  the  Examination  for  the  Scholarships  six  papers  will  be  set, 
the  subjects  assigned  to  each  being  indicated  in  the  following 
scheme  : — 

1.  General  History  of  International  Law  with  special  reference  to 
the  17th  and  18th  centuries. 

2.  Foreign  relations  of  the  principal  civilized  states  during  a  speci- 
fied period  to  be  varied  from  time  to  time. 

3  and  4.    Present  rules  of  Public  International  Law,  including  the 
bjects  of  Nationality,  Jurisdiction  and  Domicile. 


I 


814 


SCHOLARSHIPS. 


5.  I*roblems,  disputed  points  and  proposed  clianj^es  in  International 
Law. 

6.  Political  Philosophy,  includinjf  tiie  g-eneral  theory  of  Law  and 
Government,  and  Political  Economy  so  far  as  it  bears  upon  Intei  national  Law. 
lHfi«  1.  J   G.  Wood,  LL.B.  Emman. 

2.  T.  .1.  Lawrence,  Down. 
18G!)  1.  V.  I.  Chamberlain,  B.A.  Queens 


2.  H.  B.  Rowan,  B.A.  Trin 

1870  1.  J.  S.  Reid,  B.A.  Christ's. 
2.  T.S.  Little,  Non-Collegiate  Student 

1871  1.  E.  H.  S.  Nugent,  B.A.  Trin. 
2.  P.  Gardner,  B.A.  Christ's. 

1872  1.  H.  S.  Foxwell,B.A,  Joh. 
2.  A.  H.  Hamilton.  B.A.  Christ's. 

187$  1.  J.  A.  Foote,  B.A.  Joh. 
•2.  P.  W .  Maitland,  Trin. 

1874  1.  J.  E.  C.  Munro,  Down. 
2.  C.  J.  Cooper,  Joh. 

1875  1.  A.  W.  Verrall,  B.A.  Trin. 
2.  R.  J.  Griffiths,  B.A.  Joh. 

187fi  1.  .T-  M.  Brown,  B.A.  Christ's. 
2.  J.  W.  Thompson,  Down. 

1877  1.  P.  M.  Laurence,  B.A.  Corpus. 
2.  P.  F.  S.  Stokes. 

1878  1.  W.  R.  Phillips,  B.A.  Trin.  H. 
2.  T.  Thornely,  LL.B.  Trin.  11. 

187!)  1.  T.  E.  Scrutton,  Trin. 
2.  T.  D.  Hart,  Down. 

1880  1.  A.  H.  Thompson,  Trin. 
2.  W.  F.  Webster,  B.A.  Trin. 

1881  1.  J.  K.  Stephen,  Kmg's. 
2.  F.  Terry,  LL.B.  Joh. 

188-J  1.  J.  P.  Whitnev,  B.A.  Iving's. 
2.  E.  L.  de  Hart,  B.A.  Christ's. 

1883  1.  A.  R.  Ropes,  B.A.  King's. 
2.  S.  J.  Webb. 

1884  1.  T.  A.  Walker,  Pet. 
2.  I).  L.  Harris,  B.A.  Down. 

1885  2.  P.  Giles,  Caius  )  ;^, 

H.  Haines,  King's    T^^^' 

1886  1.  G.  E.  Green,  B.A.  Joh. 
2.  S.  A.  T.  Rowlatt,  I^.A.  King's. 

188T  1.  A.  LI.  Davies,  B.A.  Trin. 
2.  A.  B.  Cane.  B.A.  Trin. 

1888  L  W.A.J.  Archbold,B.A.,LL.B.Pet. 
2.  H.  H  Wright,  B.A.,  LL.B.  Trin. 

1889  L  G.  Townsend- Warner.  B.A.  Jesus. 
2.  H.  S.  Mundalil.  B.A.,  LL.B.  Joh. 

Re-elected  to  Scholarships:  1900,  J.  E.  R.  de  Villiers,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  Joh. ;  H.  M.  Adler,  LL.B.,  Joh.; 
1901.  H.  M.  Wiener,  M. A.,  Caius  ;  1902,  P.  J.  Spalding,  B.A.,  Jesus ;  P.  H.  Winfleld.  B.A.,  LL.B.,  Joh.; 
1903,  O.  C.  Rankin,  B.A.,  Trin.;  R.  A.  Chadwick,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  Joh.;  1905,  R.  Burrows,  Trin.  H.; 
C.  B.  L'.  Tennyson,  King's;  1907,  N.  de  M.  Bentwich,  B.A.,  Trin.;  1909,  D.  W.  Ward,  B.A.,  Joh.  ;  1910, 
A.  E.  Brown,  Joh. ;  N.  G.  Scorgie,  Trin. ;  1912,  O.  E.  Toulmin.  King's. 

Proxime  accessit:  1882,  A.  R.  Ropes,  King's;  1888,  G.  M.  E.  Jones,  Pemb.,  T.  A.  Walker,  Pet. 

Awarded  a  Scholarship  of  £60  for  three  years :  1893,  A.  F.  Hogg,  King's. 

Note :— Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Scholar  was  elected  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 


1890  L  W.  J.  Whittakor,  H.A.,  LL.B. 
2.  G.  €.  Smith,  B.  A.,  LL.B.  Trin.  H. 

1891  1.  P.  H.  Brown,  B.A.,  LL,B.  Job. 
2.  J.  N.  I'iggis,  B.A.  Catli. 

1892  \.  C.  A.  M.  Barlow,  B.A.,  LL.B.  King  s. 

1893  1.  T.  Baty,  B.A.  O.xford. 
2.  J.  P.  Iselin,  B.A.  Trin. 

1894  1.  C.  V.  Hawkins,  B.A.  King's. 
2.  R.  P.  Mahaflfy,  B.A.  King's. 

1895  1.  W.  F.  Reddaway,  B.A.  King's. 
1897  1.  A.  F.  Topham,  LL.B.  Queens'. 

2.  F.  W.  Payn,  LL.B.  Trin.  IL 

1897  R.  J.  R.  Goffin,B. A., LL.B.  Jesus)  a,, 

F.  W.  Head,  B.A.  Emm.  J"*'^- 

1898  L  J.  K.R.de Villiers,  B.A.,LL.B.,Joh. 
2.  H.  M.  Adler,  B.A.  Job. 

1899  1.  IL  M.  Wiener,  LL.B.,  Caius. 
2.  R.  W.  Seward,  B.A.,  King's. 

1900  1.  P.  J.  Spalding,  B.A.,  Jesus. 
2.  P.  H.  Winfteld,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  Job. 

1901  1.  G.  C.  Rankin,  B.A.,  Trin. 
2.  R.A.Chadwick,B.A.,LL.B.,Job.)  ?J. 

H.  R.  D.  May,  B.A.,  Job.  jt^ 

1902  1.  A.C.A.AbdulLatif,B.A.,LLB.,Joh. 
2.  S.  F.H.Goffin,B.A.,LL.B.,   Jesus. 

1903  R.  Burrows,  Trin.  H. 
Manobar  Lai,  B.A.  Job. 
C.  B.  L.  Tennvson,  B.A.,  King'i 

1904  V.  P.  Row,  B.A.  Job.         )  ^. 

G.  G.  Russell,  B.A.  King'sf^'^' 

1905  1.  N.  de  M.  Bentwich,  B.A.  Trin. 

1906  2.  W.  D.  Aston,  B.A.,  LL.B.,  Down. 

1907  L  D.  W.  Ward,  B.  A.,  Job. 
2.  C.  K.  Webster,  B.A..  King's. 

1908  L  A.  E.  Brown,  B.A.,  Job. 
2.  N.  G.  Scorgie,  B.  A.,  LL.B.  Sid. 

1909  2.  W.  G.  Constable,  B.A. 

1910  2.  A.  Alexander,  Job. 
G.  E.  Toulmin,  King's 

1911  1.  P.  J.  Baker,  King's. 
2.  A.  Black,  Sidnev. 

1912  1.  R.  F.  Roxburgh,  Trin. 
2.  C.  M.  Picciotto,  Trin. 


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■JEq. 


LIGHTFOOT   SCHOLARSHIPS   FOR   HISTORY. 

A  proposal  made  by  the  Rev.  Joseph  Barber  Lightfoot,  D.D., 
Hulsean  Professor  of  Divinity,  to  transfer  to  the  University  a 
sum  of  £4600  (viz.  £2000  Madras  Irrigation  Guaranteed  Stock, 
£1500  East  Indian  Railway  Debentures,  and  £600  Bombay  and 
Baroda  Railway  Debentures,  all  bearing  interest  5  per  cent., 
together  with  £500  in  the  3  per  cent.  Consols),  for  the  purpose  of 
founding  Scholarships  for  the  encouragement  of  the  study  of  His- 
tory and  more  especially  of  Ecclesiastical  History,  was  accepted 
by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Nov.  24,  1870.  The  sum  of  ^73.  7*.  6t/., 
being  the  surplus  of  a  Fund  raised  for  the  purpose  of  procuring  a 


SCHOLARSHIPS.  815 

personal  memorial  in  Cambridj^e  of  Dr  Liijhtfoot,  was  added  to 
the  Endowment  of  this  Scholarship  in  1893.  The  following  are 
the  Regulations : 

1.  The  Scholarships  shall  be  three  in  number;  they  shall  be 
assigned  after  examination,  and  shall  be  open  for  competition  to  all 
members  of  the  University  who,  having  resided  at  least  one  year 
and  being  still  in  residence  or  having  taken  their  first  degree,  are 
under  25  years  of  age,  when  the  Examination  begins;  but  no  one, 
who  has  been  elected  to  one  of  these  Scholarships,  shall  be  allowed 
to  compete  again. 

2.  Each  Scholarship  shall  be  tenable  for  three  years. 

3.  After  the  payment  of  the  Examiners,  as  hereinafter  directed, 
one- third  of  the  residue  of  the  annual  interest  arising  from  the 
Fund  shall  be  paid  to  each  Scholar. 

4.  If  at  any  time  a  Scholarship  is  not  adjudged  owing  to  the 
want  of  duly  qualified  Candidates,  or  is  vacated  by  death  or  resig- 
nation or  by  any  other  cause,  the  sums  which  would  have  been 
paid  to  the  holder  shall  be  invested  and  added  to  the  principal. 

5.  The  Examination  shall  be  conducted  by  two  Examiners  to 
Ite  nominated  by  the  Council  and  appointed  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate.  So  far  as  is  found  convenient,  one  Examiner  in  each  year 
shall  be  a  member  of  the  University  of  Cambridge  and  the  other  a 
member  of  the  University  of  Oxford. 

6.  The  Examiners  shall  be  appointed  before  the  close  of  the 
Lent  Term  of  the  year  preceding  that  in  which  they  are  required 
to  examine. 

7.  Each  Examiner  shall  receive  ill 6. 

8.  The  Examination  shall  commence  in  each  year  on  the  second 
Tuesday  in  the  Easter  Term. 

9.  The  Examination  shall  consist  of  three  parts : 

(a)  A  selected  portion  of  History,  of  which  notice  shall  have 
been  given  by  the  Examiners  before  the  division  of  the 
Easter  Term  in  the  preceding  year,  and  which  Candidates 
shall  be  required  to  have  studied,  as  far  as  possible,  from 
original  sources.  This  portion  may  consist  of  a  definite 
period  or  periods,  or  of  a  definite  transaction  or  transac- 
tions, or  of  a  biography  or  biographies. 

(b)  A  choice  of  subjects  for  Essays,  of  which  the  Candidates 
shall  be  required  to  select  one  or  more,  as  the  Examiners 
may  direct. 

(c)  Questions  taken  from  or  suggested  by  the  following  books : 
Solim,  Outlines  of  Church  History  (English  Translation). 

Bryce,  Holy  Koman  Empire. 

Gibbon,  Decline  and  Fall  (Ed.  Bury),  Chs.  xvii— xxxi. 

Gwatkin,  Studies  of  Arianism. 

Dill,  Roman  Society  in  the  last  century  of  the  Western  Empire. 

Milman,  Latin  Christianity,  Vols,  ii — viii,  p.  33. 

Creighton,  History  of  the  Papacy,  Vols,  i — iv. 

Hausser,  Pei'iod  of  the  Reformation  (English  Translation). 

Ranke,  History  of  the  Popes,  Vol.  i,  ii  (English  Translation). 

Philippson,  La  Contre-revolution  religieuse  au  xvi«  sifecle. 

10.  In  determining  the  selected    portion  of    History,  and   in 


816  SCHOLAKSHIPS. 

setting  the  subjects  for  Essays,  regard  shall  be  had,  as  far  as  pos- 
sible, to  the  special  object  of  the  foundation,  which  is  the  encour- 
agement of  the  study  of  Ecclesiastical  History  in  itself  and  in 
connexion  with  General  History;  and  the  range  of  choice  in  both 
cases  shall  be  limited  to  the  period  between  the  Accession  of 
Marcus  Aurelius  (a.d.  161)  and  the  Fall  of  the  Holy  Roman  Em- 
pire (A.D.  1806). 

11.  If  the  Examiners  are  unable  to  agree  between  two  Candid- 
ates, the  papers  of  such  Candidates  shall  be  submitted  to  the 
Regius  Professor  of  Modern  History,  or  if  the  Regius  Professor 
of  Modern  History  is  one  of  the  Examiners,  to  the  Dixie  Professor 
of  Ecclesiastical  History.  The  Professor  to  whom  the  papers  of 
the  Candidates  are  thus  submitted  shall  award  the  Scholarship 
to  one  or  other,  or  divide  it  between  the  two,  at  his  discretion. 

1 2.  Besides  the  name  of  the  successful  Candidate,  the  Examiners 
shall  likewise  publishthe  names  of  those  who  have  acquitted  them- 
selves in  the  Examination  so  as  to  deserve  honourable  mention. 

13.  The  first  Examination  for  one  of  these  Scholarships  shall 
be  held  in  the  Easter  Term,  1873;  and  one  Scholarship  shall  be 
offered  for  competition  in  the  same  term  in  each  succeeding  year. 
The  interest,  which  shall  accrue  from  time  to  time  before  this 
scheme  comes  into  full  operation,  shall  be  invested  and  added  to 
the  principal. 

14.  The  list  of  books  mentioned  in  the  9th  regulation  may  be 
revised  from  time  to  time  by  agreement  between  the  Hulsean 
Professor  of  Divinity,  the  Reuius  Professor  of  Modern  History  and 
the  Dixie  Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  History  for  the  time  being ; 
but  any  change  on  which  they  may  agree  shall  be  submitted  to 
the  Vice-Chancellor  and  shall  not  take  effect  without  his  consent. 

15.  The  Senate  shall  have  power  from  time  to  time  to  make 
such  changes  in  the  above  regulations  as  may  appear  desirable  ; 
provided  always  that  the  object  of  the  foundation  as  mentioned  in  the 
preamble  be  strictly  respected,  and  provided  likewise  that  no  change 
be  made  during  the  lifetime  of  the  founder  without  his  consent. 

1874  C.  J.  Cooper,  B.A.  Joh.  |  1893  W.  E.  Jordan,  B.A.  KiiiR's. 

1875  a.  H.  Kendall,  B.A.  Trin.  1895  G.  P.  Gooch,  B.A.  Trin. 

1876  J.  D.  M.  Murray,  B.A.  Joh.  |  189«  J.  H.  Clapham,  B.A.  King's. 

1877  J.  H.  Flather,  B.A.  Emm.  |  1897  F.  W.  Head,  B.A.  Emm. 

1879  T.  Thomely,  B.A.  Trin.  11.  I        1898    R.  V.  Laurence,  Trin. 

1880  F.  J.  Foakes-Jackson.  B.A.  Trin.  I        1901    B.  A.  Winstanley,  B. A.,  Trin. 

1881  T.  H.  Attwater,  B.A.  Pemb.  '      '         ~    -      -  ■ 

1882  J.  P.  Whitney,  B.A.,  King's. 

1883  A.  R.  Ropes,  B.A.,  King's. 

1884  T.  A.  Walker,  Pet. 
1886  P.  Giles,  Caius. 

1886  H.  D.  Madge,  B.A.  Pemh. 

1887  R.  C.  Wilton,  B.A.  Cath. 

1888  G.  Townsend- Warner,  B.A.,  Jes. 

1889  W.  E.  Collins,  B.A.  Selwyn. 

1890  J.  N.  Figgis,  B.A.  Cath. 

1891  C.  V.  Hawkins,  King's. 
Nearly  equal  to  successful  Candidate,  1884,  F.  J.  Fulford,  B.A.,  Clare;  1888,  W.  E.  Collins,  B.A., 

Selwyn;  1897,  R.  V.  Laurence,  Trin. 

Acquitted  themselves  with  credit,  IS'Zg,  F.  J.  Foakes-Jackson,  Trin.;  1886,  C  J.  Brlstowe,  B.A., 
Trin.H. ;  1890,  W.  A.  J.  Archbold,  B.A.,  Pet. 

Deserving  of  commendation ;  1904,  B.  G.  Brown,  B.A.,  Trin. 

Deserving  of  honourable  mention  :  1910,  G.  G.  G.  Butler,  B.A.,  Trin. 

Note :— Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Scholar  was  elected  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 


1903  E.  A.  Benians,  B.A..  Joh 

1904  H.  G.  Wood,  B.A.,  Jes. 

1905  A.  W.  Neville,  .Jes. 

1906  E.  Milner-White,  King's. 

1907  Z.  N.  Brooke,  B.A.,  Joh. 

1908  A.  A.  Seaton,  B.A.,  Pemb. 

1909  J.  W.  Reynolds,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1910  R.  H.  Snape,  B.A.,  Emm. 

1912  E.  E.  A.  Whitworth,  Trin. 

1913  C.  S.  S.  Higham,  Trin. 


I  BALFOUR  STUDENTSHIP.  817 

"  BALFOUR  STUDENTSHIP. 

On  the  death  in  July,  1882,  of  Francis  Maitland  Balfour, 
M.A.,  F.R.S.,  Fellow  of  Trinity  College,  who  had  been  elected  on 
May  31,  1882,  Professor  of  Animal  Morphology,  a  Balfour  Memor- 
ial Fund  was  raised  by  subscription ;  and  investments  made 
from  it,  ^5000  Metropolitan  Railway  Debenture  Stock,  and 
^1500  London  and  North  Western  Railway  Debenture  Stock, 
were  accepted  by  the  Senate  by  Grace  of  June  14,  1883,  with 
regulations  for  the  administration  of  the  Fund. 

The  administration  is  entrusted  to  Managers  in  conjunction 
with  the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology.  Eventually  the 
Managers  are  to  be  three  in  number,  to  be  elected  by  the  Board 
for  periods  of  five  years  in  each  case. 

The  income  from  the  Fund  is  to  be  applied 

(1)  To  endow  a  Studentship  to  be  called  the  Balfour  Studentship^ 
the  holder  of  which  shall  devote  himself  to  original  research  in 
Biology,  especially  Animal  Morphology. 

(2)  To  further  by  occasional  grants  of  money  original  research  in  the 
same  subject. 

The  Studentship  is  to  be  of  the  net  annual  value  of  ^200,  or 
such  larger  sum  as  the  University  may  from  time  to  time  determ- 
ine.  If  at  any  time  the  annual  income  from  the  Fund  is  less 
than  .£200,  the  whole  is  to  be  paid  to  the  Student. 

The  Managers  nominate  to  the  Studentship  and  the  Board 
elects.  There  is  no  competitive  examination,  and  the  Student 
need  not  be  a  member  of  the  University.  He  must  devote  him- 
self to  original  Biological  research  under  penalty  of  deprivation. 
The  place  and  the  nature  of  his  studies  are  subject  to  the  approval 
of  the  Managers ;  but,  except  with  leave  to  the  contrary,  he  must 
pursue  his  studies  within  the  University  for  at  least  three  terms 
during  tenure.  The  tenure  is  for  three  years,  but  may  be  renewed 
for  the  whole  or  part  of  a  second  period  of  three  years. 

Any  balance  of  the  income  from  the  Fund  is  to  be  devoted  to 
the  furtherance  of  original  research  in  Biology,  especially  Animal 
Morphology,  by  grants  for  such  purpose  to  the  Balfour  Student 
I  or  to  any  other  person  engaged  in  such  research. 
'  The  University  may  under  specified  conditionsand  with  specified 
exceptions  alter  the  regulations,  and  may  on  the  recommendation 
of  the  Financial  Board  vary  the  investments  from  time  to  time. 


1887 
1890 
1893 


W.  H.  Caldwell,  B.A.,  Caius. 

1899 

W.  11.  Caldwell,  M.A.,  Caius. 

1902 

W.  Bateson,  M.A.,  Joh. 

1904 

W,  Heape,  M.A.,Trin. 

1907 

A.  Willey,  B.Sc,  London. 

1908 

A.  Willey,  D.Sc,  London. 

1910 

A.  Willey,  D.Sc,  London. 

1913 

J.  S.  Gardiner,  M.A.,  Caius. 
J.  S.  Budgett,  M.A.,  Trin. 
K.  C.  Punnett,  M.A.,  Caius. 
R.  C.  Punnett,  M.A.,  Caius. 
C.  C.  Dobell,  B.A.,  Trin, 
J.  C.  F.  Fryer,  B.A.,  Caius. 
F.  A.  Potts,  M.A.,  Trin.  H. 


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CRAVEN    STUDENTSHIP. 


CRAVEN   STUDENTSHIP. 

Established  by  a  decree  of  the  Court  of  Chancery  in  1886.  The 
endowment  is  paid  by  the  trustees  or  trustee  for  the  time  being 
of  the  will  of  John,  Lord  Craven,  dated  28  May,  1647/  The 
Student  is  elected  by  the  Managers  of  the  Craven  Fund,  who 
are  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  five  other  persons  appointed  by 
Grace  of  the  Senate  on  the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for 
Classics.  The  Studentship  is  of  the  annual  value  of  i;200.  The 
following  are  the  Regulations  : 

It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Student  to  devote  himself  to  advanced  study 
or  research  away  from  Cambridge  in  the  Languages,  Literature,  History, 
Archaeology  or  Art  of  ancient  Greece  or  Rome,  or  the  Comparative 
Philology  of  the  Indo-European  languages. 

The  election  of  the  Craven  Student  shall  be  made  annually,  at  such 
time  as  the  University  may  from  time  to  time  determine. 

The  Studentship  shall  be  tenable  for  one  year;  but  a  Student  shall 
be  eligible  for  re-election  on  not  more  than  two  occasions. 

Candidates  for  election  or  re-election  to  the  Studentship  m-uat  be 
graduates  of  the  University  of  not  more  than  five  years  standing  from  the 
completion  of  their  first  degree. 

Each  Candidate  shall  send  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  a  statement  of  the 
course  of  advanced  study  which  he  proposes  to  undertake  if  elected.  Such 
•course  shall  involve  absence  from  Cambridge  for  not  less  than  six  months. 

The  Student  shall  be  elected  by  the  Managers  of  the  Craven  Fund,  who 
tnay  take  such  steps  as  they  may  think  fit  to  enquire  into  the  qualifications 
^f  the  Candidates;  provided  that  the  Studentship  shall  not  be  awarded  by 
the  result  of  a  competitive  examination. 

1901  J.  H.  Marshall,  B.A.,  King's. 

1902  R.  M^G.  Dawkins,  Emm. 

1903  A.  J.  B.  Wace,  Pemb. 

1904  O.  L,  Richmond,  B.A.,  King's. 

1905  O.  L.  Richmond,  B.A.,  King's. 

1906  C.  E.  Stuart,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1907  C.  E.  Stuart,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1908  H.  Mattingly,  B.A.,  Caius. 

1909  W.  H.  Duke,  B.A.,  Jesus. 

1910  F.  E.  Adcock,  B.A.,  King's. 

1911  E.  M.  W.  Tillyard,  B.A.,  Jesus. 

1912  M.  L.  W.  Laistner,  B.A.,  Jesus. 

1913  R.  Gardner,  B.A.,  Emm. 


1887 

B.  A.  Gardner,  B.A.,  Caius. 

1888 

E.  A.  Gardner,  Incept,  in  Arts,  Caius. 

18S9 

E.  A.  Gardner,  M.A.,  Caius. 

1890 

W.  Loring,  B.A.,  King's. 

1891 

W.  Loring,  B.A.,  King's. 

1892 

W.  Loring,  B.A.,  King's. 

1893 

E.  F.  Benson,  B.A.  King's. 

1894 

A.  G.  Batlier,  B.A.  King's. 

1895 

R.  C.  Bosanquet,  B.A.  Trin. 

1896 

R.  C.  Bosanquet,  B.A.  Trin. 

1897 

L.  D.  Barnett,  B.A.  Trin. 

1898 

J.  C.  Lawson,  B.A.  Pemb. 

1899 

J.  C.  Lawson,  B.A.  Pemb. 

1900 

E.  H.  Minns,  Incept,  in  Arts,  Pemb. 

CRAVEN   FUND. 

By  a  decree  of  the  Court  of  Chancery  in  1 886,  the  trustees  or 
trustee  for  the  time  being  of  the  will  of  John,  Lord  Craven, 
dated  28  May,  1647,  pay  the  annual  sum  of  £40  to  the  Managers 
of  a  fund  called  the  Craven  Fund,  by  whom  grants  may  be  made 
from  time  to  time  for  the  furtherance  of  research  in  the  lan- 
guages, literature,  history,  archaeology  and  art  of  ancient  Greece 
and  Rome,  and  the  comparative  philology  of  the  I  ndo  European 
languages. 

The  Managers  of  the  Craven  Fund  are  the  Vice-Chancellor 
and  five  other  persons  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  on  the 
nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for  Classics. 


HAEKNESS   SCHOLAKSHIP.  819 

HARKNESS  SCHOLARSHIP. 

Mrs  Pearson,  of  Penrith,  being  desirous  of  promoting  the 
study  of  Geology  and  Palaeontology  in  memory  of  her  brother, 
Robert  Harkness,  sometime  Professor  of  Geology  at  Queen's 
College,  Cork,  bequeathed  to  the  University  the  sum  of  £1750 
and  the  residue  of  her  personal  estate  for  the  fouudation  of  a 
Scholarship  for  proficiency  in  the  Science  of  Geology,  including 
Palaeontology,  to  be  called  the  "Harkness  Scholarship."  Mrs 
Pearson  dying  in  1884,  the  residue  of  her  personal  estate 
amounted  to  about  £1900. 

The  following  Regulations  were  approved  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate,  March  10,  1887  : 

1.  There  shall  be  a  Scholarship  to  be  called  the  Harkness  Scholarship, 
which  shall  be  awarded  annually  tor  proticiency  in  Geolog-y  including 
therein  Palaeontology. 

2.  Any  member  ot  the  University  shall  be  eligible  to  the  Scholarship 
who  has  passed  some  final  Examination  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of 
Arts  provided  that  on  the  day  of  election  not  more  than  three  years 
have  elapsed  since  the  19th  day  of  December  next  following  the  said  final 
Examination. 

3.  A  Scholar  shall  be  elected  in  the  month  of  June  in  each  year  by  a 
Board  of  Electors  consisting  of  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Woodwardian 
Professor  of  Geology,  the  Examiners  in  Geology  for  the  JNatural  Sciences 
Tripos  for  that  year  and  those  for  the  preceding  year,  and  one  additional 
Elector  who  shall  be  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and 
Geology  and  appointed  by  the  Senate  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  of  every 
third  year,  and  who  shall  hold  office  for  three  years. 

If  the  place  of  such  additional  Elector  shall  become  vacant  before  the 
end  of  the  three  years,  a  successor  shall  be  appointed  in  like  manner  for  the 
remainder  of  the  three  years. 

No  business  shall  be  transacted  unless  three  members  of  the  Board  be 
present. 

4.  The  names  of  candidates  shall  be  made  known  to  the  Vice-Chan- 
cellor not  later  than  May  31  in  each  year. 

5.  In  making  the  award  the  Electors  shall  have  regard  to  proficiency 
in  Geology  including  therein  Palaeontology,  and  to  promise  of  future  work. 

6.  The  Electors  shall  have  authority  to  take  any  steps  they  think 
advisable  to  enable  them  to  ascertain  the  qualifications  of  the  candidates ; 
any  necessary  expenses  incurred  by  them  in  so  doing  shall  be  charged  to 
the  fund. 

7.  The  Scholar  shall  receive  one  moiety  of  the  net  annual  income  of 
the  Fund  upon  election  and  the  other  moiety  at  the  Christmas  next 
following. 

8.  In  case  no  person  be  deemed  worthy  of  the  Scholarship  the  income 
for  that  year  shall  be  placed  to  a  Reserve  Fund. 

9.  The  Board  of  Electors  may  if  they  think  fit  make  a  grant  to  be 
paid  out  of  the  Reserve  Fund  to  the  Scholar  to  assist  him  in  prosecuting 
Geological  or  Palaeontological  researches. 

10.  In  case  the  Reserve  Fund  at  any  time  exceed  £260  the  excess  over 
£250  shall  be  carried  to  the  Capital  Fund. 


1887  P.  Lake,  Job. 

1888  A.  C.  Seward.  Job. 

1889  T.  T.  Groom,  Job. 

1890  H.  Woods,  Job. 


1891  H.  Kynaston,  King's. 

1892  F.  R.  C.  Reed,  Trin. 

1893  L.  J.  Spencer,  Sidney. 
1895  A,  W.  Rogers,  Christ's. 


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820  JOHN  LUCAS  WALKEE  STUDENTSHIP. 


1896  J.  E.  Gray,  King's. 

1897  R.  H.  Kitson.  Trin. 

1898  H.  H.  Thomas,  Sidney. 

1899  A.  L.  Hall,  Caius. 

1900  E.  E.  Walker,  Trio, 

1901  W.  G.  Fearnsides,  Sidney. 

1902  E.  B.  Bailey,  Clare. 

1903  R.  H.  Rastall,  Christ's. 

1904  O.  T.  Jones,  Trin. 
1906  F.  A.  Potts,  Trin.H. 


1906  B.  Smith,  Sidney. 

1907  L.  J.  Wills,  King's. 

1908  T.  O.  IJosworth,  Joli. 

1909  B.  Lifihtfoot,  Pet. 

1910  E.  S.  Pinfold,  Pet. 

1911  T.  C.  Nicholas,  Triu. 
J.  Romanes,  Christ's. 

1912  W.  B.  R.  King,  Jesus. 

1913  J.  M.  Wordie,  Joh. 


Note :— Whenever  there  is  an  omiasion  of  a  year,  no  Scholar  wag  elected  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 


JOHN  LUCAS  WALKER  STUDENTSHIP  AND 
EXHIBITIONS. 
Mr  John  Lucas  Walker  having  left  by  will  in  1886  to  the 
then  Attorney-General  a  sum  of  money  to  be  spent  in  the  pro- 
motion, without  regard  to  sect  or  party,  of  Scientific  or  Literary 
Research,  or  of  either  of  those  objects  in  Cambridge  or  in  London 
or  in  both  places,  the  following  Scheme  and  Regulations  were 
submitted  by  the  Attorney-General  to  the  University,  and 
accepted  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  March  10,  1887. 

1.  The  Fund  shall  be  called  the  "John  Lucas  Walker  Fund,"  and 
shall  be  devoted  to  the  furtherance  of  original  research  in  Pathology. 

2.  The  Trust  Fund  shall  consist  of  £4,162  North- Eastern  Railway 
4  per  Cent.  Debenture  Stock  and  £4,120  London  and  North-Western 
Railway  4  per  Ceni.  Debenture  Stock,  invested  in  the  name  of  "The 
Chancellor,  Masters  and  Scholars  of  the  University  of  Cambridge,"  and  of 
any  other  monies  from  time  to  time  invested  by  the  Managers  pursuant  to 
the  powers  hereinafter  mentioned,  and  of  the  dividends  or  income  from 
time  to  time  arising  from  such  investments. 

3.  The  administration  of  the  Fund  shall  be  entrusted  to  the  Professor 
of  Pathology  in  the  University  of  Cambridge,  in  conjunction  with  a  Board 
consisting  of  three  Managers. 

The  Regius  Professor  of  Physic  in  the  University  of  Cambridge,  the 
Professor  of  Physiology  in  the  University  of  Cambridge,  and  the  President 
of  the  Royal  College  of  Physicians  of  London,  shall  be  the  Managers. 

No  resolution  of  the  Managers  shall  be  valid  unless  approved  of  by  at 
least  two  Managers,  at  a  meeting  to  which  all  the  Managers  have  been 
summoned. 

4.  In  case  a  Deputy  shall  be  appointed  in  accordance  with  the  pro- 
visions of  Stat.  B,  ch.  xi,  §§  8  and  9  of  the  Statutes  of  the  University  of 
Cambridge,  to  discharge  the  duties  of  any  of  the  three  Professors  aforesaid, 
such  Deputy  shall,  for  all  the  purposes  of  these  regulations,  take  the 
place  and  exercise  the  powers  of  the  Professor  whose  Deputy  he  is, 
during  such  time  as  he  may  be  acting  as  such  Deputy. 

5.  The  income  of  the  Trust  Fund  shall  from  time  to  time  as  and  when 
received  be  paid  to  the  Managers  and  placed  to  a  separate  account,  and 
shall  be  applied  from  time  to  time  as  follows  :  — 

(1)  To  endow  a  Studentship  to  be  called  the  John  Lucas  Walker 
Studentship,  the  holder  of  which  shall  devote  himself  to  original  research 
in  Pathology. 

(2)  To  further  original  research  in  Pathology,  by  additional 
Studentships  or  Exhibitions,  Prizes  or  Grants,  at  Cambridge  or  in  London. 

6.  rhe  Studentships,  JExhibitions,  and  Prizes  may  be  held  by  and 
awarded  to  persons  of  either  sex,  and  words  of  the  masculine  gender  here- 
inafter used  shall  import  the  feminine. 


JOHN  LUCAS  WALKER  STUDENTSHIP.  821 

Regulations  respecting  the  John  Lucas  Walker  Studentship. 

7.  The  Studentship  shall  be  of  the  annual  value  of  £200,  or  of  such 
larger  annual  sum,  not  exceeding  £300,  as  the  Managers  shall  from  time  to 
time  determine. 

8.  Three  months  before  the  date  at  which,  in  due  course,  the  Student- 
ship would  become  vacant,  or  immediately  upon  the  occurrence  of  any 
casual  vacancy,  the  Professor  of  Pathology  shall  give  such  public  notice 
thereof  as  the  Manasrers  may  think  desirable ;  and  the  Professor  of  Patho- 
logy shall  report  to  the  Managers  upon  the  qualifications  of  all  candidates 
whose  names  are  sent  in  to  him.  The  Professor  of  Pathology  shall  at  the 
same  time  nominate  one  of  the  candidates  as  the  person  best  qualified,  in 
his  opinion,  for  election,  and  the  Managers  shall  either  elect  the  person  so 
nominated,  or  such  other  of  the  candidates  as  the  three  Managers  may 
unanimously  agree  to  elect. 

9.  The  nomination  and  election  shall  be  made  so  that  the  newly- 
elected  Student  may  be  able  to  enter  upon  the  Studentship  as  soon  as  the 
vacancy  occurs,  or  as  soon  after  as  is  practicable. 

10.  The  Studentship  shall  not  be  awarded  by  the  result  of  a  com- 
petitive examination. 

11.  Subject  to  the  foregoing  provision,  the  Professor  of  Pathology 
or  the  Managers  may  take  such  steps  as  they  may  think  fit  to  ascertain  the 
qualifications  of  the  candidates. 

12.  The  Student  shall  not  necessarily  be  a  member  of  the  University  of 
Cambridge. 

13.  The  Student  during  his  tenure  of  the  Studentship  shall  devote 
himself  to  original  Pathological  research,  and  shall  not  systematically 
follow  any  business  or  profession,  or  engage  in  any  educational  or  other 
work,  which,  in  the  opinion  of  those  entrusted  with  the  administration  of 
the  Fund,  would  interfere  with  his  original  enquiries.  In  any  books, 
papers,  or  publications  in  which  the  Student  may  publish  the  results  of 
the  investigations  carried  on  during  his  Studentship,  he  shall,  where 
practicable,  describe  himself  as  the  "  John  Lucas  Walker  Student." 

14.  If  the  Professor  of  Pathology  shall  at  any  time  learn  that  the 
Student  is  following  any  such  business  or  profession,  or  has  undertaken 
any  such  work  as  will  in  the  opinion  of  such  Professor  interfere  with  his 
original  enquiries,  he  shall  at  once  call  upon  him  to  desist  from  the  same, 
and  if  he  shall  refuse  or  neglect  so  to  do,  the  Professor  of  Pathology  shall 
report  the  circumstances  to  the  Managers,  and  the  Managers  may,  if  they 
think  fit,  remove  such  Student  from  the  Studentship. 

If  the  Professor  of  Pathologry  shall  be  of  opinion  that,  through  any 
other  causes,  such  as  confirmed  ill  health  or  want  of  diligence,  the  Student 
is  not  fulfilling  and  is  not  likely  to  fulfil  the  objects  of  the  Studentship, 
he  shall  report  accordingly  to  the  Managers,  and  the  Managers  may,  if 
they  see  fit,  remove  such  student  from  the  Studentship. 

If,  during  his  Studentship,  a  Student  is  appointed  a  Professor,  or  elected 
to  and  accepts  a  Fellowship,  other  than  an  Honorary  Fellowship,  he  shall 
vacate  his  Studentship  as  from  the  day  on  which  such  appointment  or 
election  takes  effect. 

15.  The  place  and  nature  of  the  studies  of  the  Student  shall  be  subject 
to  the  approval  of  the  Professor  of  Pathology,  provided  that  the  Student 
shall  be  bound  to  pursue  his  studies  within  the  University  during  at  least 
three  terms  of  his  tenure  of  the  Studentship,  unless  the  Professor  of 
Pathology  shall,  with  the  approval  of  the  Managers,  dispense  with  this 
requirement  for  special  reasons.  The  Professor  of  Pathology  shall  take 
such  steps  as  he  may  think  necessary  to  satisfy  himself  as  to  the  diligence 
and  progress  of  the  Student,  and  may  require  from  him  any  reports  or  other 
information  on  the  subject  of  his  studies  which  he  may  think  desirable. 

16.  The   Studentship    shall,    subject    as    hereinbefore   mentioned,    be 


822  JOHN  LUCAS  WALKER  STUDENTSHIP. 

tenable  for  three  years,  at  the  end  of  which  time  a  fresh  nomination 
and  election  shall  take  place ;  but  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the  Professor 
of  Pathology,  if  he  shall  think  fit,  to  recommend,  and  for  the  Managers, 
if  they  shall  think  fit,  to  elect,  for  a  second  period  not  exceeding  two 
years,  any  Student  whose  labours  during  the  period  of  his  holding  the 
Studentship  shall  have  been  of  such  exceptional  promise  that  it  would, 
in  the  opinion  of  the  Professor  of  Pathology  and  of  the  Managers,  be 
clearly  in  the  interests  of  Pathological  research  that  such  Student  should 
continue  to  hold  the  Studentship  for  such  further  period. 

17.  The  income  of  the  Studentship  shall  be  payable  to  such  Student 
from  the  date  of  his  appointment,  and  shall  be  paid  to  the  Student  by 
equal  quarterly  payments,  the  payment  for  each  quaiter  being  made  in 
advance. 

18.  If,  after  due  notice  of  a  vacancy,  there  shall  be,  in  the  opinion  of 
the  Managers,  no  suitable  candidate  for  the  Studentship,  it  shall  be  law- 
ful for  the  Professor  of  Pathology,  with  the  approval  of  the  Managers,  to 
suspend  the  election  for  a  time  not  greater  than  one  year,  and  if  at  the 
expiration  of  such  time  there  shall,  after  notice  of  the  vacancy  given,  be  no 
suitable  candidate  as  aforesaid,  the  election  may  be  again  suspended  in  the 
same  way,  and  so  on  until,  in  the  opinion  of  the  Managers,  there  shall  be 
a  suitable  candidate  for  the  Studentship. 

19.  The  income  of  the  Studentship  during  any  vacancy  shall  be  added 
to  the  Reserve  Fund  hereinafter  mentioned. 

Regulations  respecting  the  John  Lucas  Walker  Exhibitions  and  Prizes. 

20.  Exhibitions  or  Prizes  may  from  time  to  time  be  awarded  by  the 
Managers  to  any  person  in  respect  of  any  essay,  discovery,  or  meritorious 
service  connected  with  or  conducing  to  the  Science  of  Pathology. 

21.  No  Exhibition  or  Prize  shall  exceed  the  value  of  £50,  and  not  more 
than  £50  shall  be  expended  in  any  one  year  in  such  Exhibitions  or  Prizes. 

22.  No  Exhibition  or  Prize  shall  be  awarded  to  any  person  during  the 
tenure  by  such  person  of  the  John  Lucas  Walker  Studentship. 

Regulations  respecting  the  Balance  of  Income. 

23.  The  balance  of  the  income  of  the  Trust  Fund,  after  providing  for  the 
Studentship  Exhibitions  and  any  Prizes  which  may  have  been  awarded,  and 
for  any  necessary  expenses  connected  with  the  management  and  application 
of  the  Trust  Fund,  may  be  devoted  to  the  furtherance  of  original  research 
in  Pathology. 

24.  Grants  for  this  purpose  may  be  made  by  the  Managers  on  the 
recommendation  of  the  Professor  of  Pathology,  either  to  the  John  Lucas 
Walker  Student  or  to  any  other  person  engaged  in  such  research,  subject 
to  any  conditions  made  by  the  Professor  of  Pathology  with  the  approval  of 
the  Managers. 

25.  Any  unapplied  balance  of  income  of  the  Trust  Fund  shall  be  carried 
to  a  Reserve  Fund. 

26.  The  Reserve  Fund,  or  any  portion  of  it,  may  be  from  time  to  time 
invested  by  the  Managers  in  the  name  of  the  Chancellor,  Masters  and 
Scholars  of  the  University  of  Cambridge  in  such  manner  as  they  shall 
think  fit. 

27.  Grants  may  be  made  from  the  Reserve  Fund  in  the  same  way  as 
from  the  annual  income. 

28.  If  on  any  occasion  the  Professor  of  Pathology  shall  recommend, 
and  the  Managers  shall  be  of  opinion  that  a  second  John  Lucas  Walker 
Student  should  be  appointed,  and  the  Funds  at  the  disposal  of  the 
Managers  will  admit  of  such  appointment,  such  second  Student  may  be 
appointed  in  the  manner  aforesaid ;  such  Studentship  shall  be  tenable  for 
such  period  not  exceeding  three  years,  and  shall  be  of  such  annual  value. 


PEENDERGAST  STUDENTSHIP.         823 

not  exceeding  £200,  as  the  Professor  of  Pathology,  with  the  approval  of  the 
Managers,  may  determine.  The  stipend  of  such  second  John  Lucas  Walker 
Studentship  shall  be  payable  out  of  the  Reserve  Fund,  and  for  this  purpose 
the  Managers  may  have  recourse  as  well  to  the  capital  as  the  income  of  the 
Reserve  Fund. 

29.  These  regulations,  except  regulation  1  and  regulation  29,  shall  be 
subject  to  alteration,  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  at  any  time  after,  five  years 
from  the  date  of  the  acceptance  of  the  Fund  by  the  University,  provided 
that  the  regulations  marked  5,  7,  10,  12,  13,  20,  21  and  23  shall  not  be 
altered  before  the  expiration  of  fifty  years  from  the  aforesaid  acceptance, 
and  that  in  all  cases  the  main  object  of  the  Fund,  viz.,  the  furtherance  of 
original  research  in  Pathology,  shall  be  adhered  to. 
1887  W.  Hunter,  M.D.,  Edinb.,  F.R.S.E. 

1890  J.  G.  Adami,  M.B.,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

1891  A.  A.  Kanthack,  F.R.C.S.,  B.A.,  B.Sc,  M.B.,  Lond. 

1892  J.  Lorrain-Smitli,  M..D.  Edinb. 
P.  F.  Wesbrook,  Manitoba. 

1895  L.  Cobhett,  M.A.,  M.B.  Trin. 

1897  J.  W,  W.  Stephens,  M.B.,  B.C.  Caius. 

1899  W.  Myers,  .M.A.,  M.B.,  B.C.,  Caius. 

E.  S.  StB.  Sladen,  M.A.,  M.D.,  B.C.,  Caius. 
1901  H.  C.  Haslam,  M.A.,  M.B.,  B.C.,  Caius. 

E.  S.  St  B.  Sladen,  M.A.,  M.D.,  B.C.,  Caius. 
1904  H.  E.  Durham,  M.A.,  M.B.,  King's. 

G.  S.  Graham-Smith,  M.A.,  M.B.,  Pemb. 
1906  L.  Noon,  M.A.,  B.C.,  Trin. 
1909  W.  McD.  Scott,  M.B.,  Ch.B.,  B.Sc.,Edin. 

C.  W.  Ponder,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Emm. 

1912  G.  H.  Drew,  B.A.,  Christ's. 

1913  Sophie  J,  Meiklejohn,  M.B.  and  Ch.B.  (Aberdeen). 
J.  R.  Marrack,  B.A.,  M.B.,  B.C.,  Job. 


PRENDERGAST  GREEK  STUDENTSHIP. 
A  sum  of  money  having  been  offered  by  the  widow  of  the  late 
Guy  Lushington  Prendergast  for  the  purpose  of  founding  a  Greek 
Studentship  in  the  University  of  Cambridge,  the  offer  was  ac- 
cepted, and  the  following  regulations  were  sanctioned  by  Grace 
of  the  Senate,  June  7,  1888  : — 

1.  The  Fund  shall  be  called  the  Prendergast  Fund,  and  shall  be 
devoted  to  the  furtherance  of  study  and  research  in  the  Greek  Language, 
Literature,  History,  Philosophy,  Archaeology  and  Art. 

2.  The  trustees  of  the  Fund  shall  be  the  Master  Fellows  and  Scholars 
of  Trinity  College. 

3.  The  income  of  the  Fund  shall  be  applied  in  the  first  instance  to 
the  maintenance  of  a  student  to  be  called  the  Prendergast  Student,  whose 
duty  it  shall  be  to  devote  himself  to  study  or  research  in  the  Greek 
Language,  Literature,  History,  Philosophy,  Archaeology  or  Art. 

4.  The  Studentship  shall  be  tenable  by  men  only. 

5.  Subject  to  the  above-mentioned  provisions,  the  University  shall 
have  power  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  to  make  Regulations  for  carrying  out 
the  object  of  the  Trust  and  to  vary  such  Regulations  from  time  to  time. 

6.  The  electors  to  the  Studentship  shall  be  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the 
Regius  Professor  of  Greek,  and  four  Members  of  the  Senate  who  shall  be 
appointed  by  Grace  on  the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for  Classics 
before  the  division  of  the  Michaelmas  Term.  In  the  first  instance  one  of 
the  four  appointed  electors  shall  be  appointed  for  five  years,  one  for  four 
years,  one  for  three  years,  and  one  for  two  years.  All  subsequent  ap- 
pointments shall  be  made  for  four  years.  If  any  of  the  four  appointed 
electors  shall  die,  resign,  or  become  incapable  of  acting,  another  person 
shall  be  appointed  in  like  manner  in  his  place  for  the  remainder  of  the 


824  CLERK  MAXWELL  SCHOLARSHIP. 

time  for  which  he  was  appointed.  All  the  powers  of  the  electors  may  be 
exercised  by  a  majority  of  those  present  at  a  meeting  duly  summoned, 
provided  that  three  electors  at  least  be  present. 

7.  Any  member  of  the  University  shall  be  eligible  to  the  Studentship 
who  has  passed  some  final  examination  for  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts, 
provided  that  on  the  day  appointed  for  the  election  in  any  year  not  more 
than  four  years  have  elapsed  since  the  19th  day  of  December  next 
following  the  said  final  examination. 

8.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Student  to  devote  himself  to  study 
or  research  as  aforesaid,  according  to  a  course  proposed  by  himself  and 
approved  by  the  electors,  provided  that  such  course  may  in  special  cases 
be  altered  or  varied  with  the  consent  of  the  electors. 

9.  A  Student  shall  be  elected  once  in  every  two  years  at  such  time 
and  in  such  manner  as  the  University  may  by  Grace  determine. 

10.  The  electors  shall  have  authority  to  take  any  steps  they  think 
advisable  to  enable  them  to  ascertain  the  qualifications  of  the  Candidates ; 
provided  that  the  Studentship  shall  not  be  awarded  by  competitive 
examination. 

11.  The  Studentship  shall  be  tenable  for  one  year,  of  which  some 
considerable  portion,  to  be  determined  by  the  electors,  shall  be  spent 
away  from  Cambridge ;  provided  that  the  electors  may  for  sufficient  cause 
relax  this  condition  in  special  cases. 

12.  The  emolument  of  the  Student  shall  be  £200,  provided  that  the 
income  of  the  Fund  be  capable  of  bearing  such  charge,  to  be  paid  by  half 
yearly  payments,  each  payment  to  be  made  in  advance,  subject  as  regards 
the  second  payment  to  the  electors  being  satisfied  that  the  Student 
is  diligently  carrying  out  his  course  of  study  or  research. 

13.  If  after  due  notice  of  a  vacancy,  there  shall  be  in  the  opinion  of 
the  electors  no  siiitable  candidate,  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the  electors 
to  suspend  the  election  for  a  time  not  greater  than  one  year. 

14.  The  income  of  the  Fund  not  payable  to  any  Student  shall  be  paid 
to  a  Reserve  Fund  from  which  grants  may  be  made  in  furtherance  of 
study  or  research  as  aforesaid,  or  any  necessary  expenses  may  be  defrayed 
which  may  be  incuiTed  in  ascertaining  the  qualifications  of  a  candidate. 
Any  portion  of  the  Reserve  Fund  may  on  the  recommendation  of  the 
electors  be  invested  by  the  Trustees  and  added  to  the  Cajjital  of  the  Fund. 

15.  The  Studentship  shall  not  be  tenable  together  with  the  Craven 
Studentship. 

16.  A  Student  shall  be  capable  of  re-election. 

A.  ,J.  B.  Wace,  B.A.,  Pemb. 
A.  J.  B.  Wace,  B.A.,  Pemb. 
J.  P.  Droop,  B.  A.,  Trin. 
A.  W.  Gomiue,  Trin. 
C.  F.  Taylor,  B.A.,  Emm. 
C.  A.  Scutt,  B.A.,  Clare. 

CLERK  MAXWELL  SCHOLARSHIP. 
In  1887,  Mrs  Clerk  Maxwell  bequeathed  the  residue  of  her 
estate,  amounting  to  about  £6000,  to  the  University  for  the 
purpose  of  founding  a  Scholarship  in  the  Cavendish  Laboratory 
at  Cambridge.  The  following  regulations  were  sanctioned  by 
Grace  of  the  Senate,  June  12,  1890. 

1.  The  Fund  shall  be  called  the  Capital  Fund  of  the  Clerk  Maxwell 
Scholarship  and  shall  be  invested  in  the  name  of  The  Chancellor  Masters 
and  Scholars  of  the  University  of  Cambridge. 

2.  A  Scholarship  to  be  called  the  Clerk  Maxwell  Scholarship  shall  be 
instituted  in  the  University  in  connexion  with  the  Cavendish  Laboratory, 


1890 

C.  A.  M.  Pond,  B.A.,  Job. 

1902 

1892 

A.  G.  Bather,  B.A.,  King's. 

1904 

1894 

E.  F.  Benson,  B.A.,  King's. 

1906 

1896 

F.  A.  C.  Morrison,  B.  A.,  Jesus. 

1908 

1898 

C.  D.  Edmonds,  B.A.  Emm. 

1910 

1900 

J.  IT.  Marshall,  B.  A.,  King's. 

1912 

CLEKK  MAXWELL  SCHOLAKSHIP.  826 

for  the  advancement  by  original  research  of  Experimental  Physics  and 
especially  of  Electricity,  Magnetism,  and  Heat. 

3.  The  person  elected  to  the  Scholarship  shall  be  called  the  Clerk 
Maxwell  Student  in  Experimental  Physics. 

4.  Any  member  of  the  University  who  has  been  a  student  for  one 
Term  or  more  in  the  Cavendish  Laboratory  shall  be  eligible  for  the 
Scholarship. 

5.  The  Electors  to  the  Scholarship  shall  be  the  Cavendish  Professor 
of  Experimental  Physics  and  the  Lucasian  Professor  of  Mathematics,  and 
in  case  of  any  difference  of  opinion  between  them  the  final  decision  shall 
rest  with  the  Master  of  Trinity  College  or  with  some  one  specially  ap- 
pointed by  him  for  this  purpose. 

6.  In  case  a  Deputy  shall  be  appointed  in  accordance  with  the  pro- 
visions of  Statute  B,  chapter  XI.  sections  8  and  9  of  the  Statutes  of  the 
University  of  Cambridge,  to  discharge  the  duties  of  either  of  the  two 
Professors  aforesaid,  such  Deputy  shall,  for  all  the  purposes  of  these 
Begulations,  take  the  place  and  exercise  the  powers  of  the  Professor  whose 
Deputy  he  is,  during  such  time  as  he  may  be  acting  as  such  Deputy. 

7.  The  Electors  in  electing  the  Student  shall  be  guided  by  the 
promise  shewn  by  the  candidate  of  capacity  for  original  research  in 
Experimental  Physics,  and  shall  take  such  steps  as  they  may  think 
desirable  to  enable  them  to  form  a  judgment  of  such  promise. 

8.  The  Student  so  elected  shall  devote  himself  under  the  direction  of 
the  Cavendish  Professor  to  original  research  in  Experimental  Physics 
within  the  University ;  he  may  however  carry  on  his  researches  elsewhere 
if  he  has  first  obtained  the  written  permission  of  the  Cavendish  Professor 
to  do  so. 

9.  The  Scholarship  shall  be  tenable  for  three  years,  and  a  Student 
who  has  once  held  the  Scholarship  shall  not  be  capable  of  re-election. 

10.  The  net  annual  income  of  the  Capital  Fund  shall  be  paid  to  the 
Student  in  equal  quarterly  instalments,  and  the  first  instalment  shall  be 
paid  on  and  the  tenure  of  his  Scholarship  date  from  the  quarter  day  next 
after  his  election. 

11.  The  Student  shall  not  during  his  tenure  of  the  Scholarship  system- 
atically follow  any  business  or  profession  or  engage  in  any  educational 
or  other  work  which  in  the  opinion  of  the  Cavendish  and  Lucasian  Pro- 
fessors would  interfere  with  his  duties  as  Student. 

12.  If  the  Cavendish  Professor  and  the  Lucasian  Professor  shall  be  of 
opinion  that  the  Student  by  engaging  in  some  business  or  occupation  or 
from  confirmed  ill  health  or  want  of  diligence,  or  from  other  causes,  is  not 
fulfilling  the  conditions  of  the  Scholarship,  they  shall  report  their  opinion 
to  the  Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry  and  the  Board  may  then 
if  they  see  fit  remove  the  Student  from  the  Scholarship. 

13.  Not  later  than  one  month  before  the  date  at  which  in  due  course 
the  Scholarship  becomes  vacant  or  immediately  upon  the  occurrence  of 
any  casual  vacancy  the  Cavendish  Professor  shall  give  such  public  notice 
thereof  as  the  Electors  may  think  desirable.  The  election  shall  be  made 
as  soon  after  the  vacancy  as  is  practicable,  and  the  result  communicated 
to  the  Vice-Chancellor  for  publication  to  the  Senate. 

14.  If  after  due  notice  of  the  vacancy  has  been  given  there  shall  be  in 
the  opinion  of  the  Electors  no  suitable  candidate  for  the  Scholarship,  the 
Electors  may  suspend  the  election  for  a  time  not  greater  than  one  year, 
and  if  at  the  end  of  that  time  after  due  notice  of  the  vacancy  has  been 
given  there  shall  again  be  no  suitable  candidate  the  election  may  be  again 
suspended,  and  so  on  until  a  suitable  candidate  is  found.  Every  such 
suspension  of  election  shall  be  communicated  to  the  Vice -Chancellor  for 
publication  to  the  Senate. 

35—5 


826  ISAAC  NEWTON  STUDENTSHIPS. 

15.  The  income  of  the  Scholarship  during  any  vacancy  shall  be 
invested  from  time  to  time  in  the  name  of  the  Chancellor,  Masters  and 
Scholars  of  the  University  of  Cambridge,  and  form  part  of  the  Capital 
Fund. 

16.  These  Regulations  except  Regulations  1,  2,  ,5,  9,  and  15  shall  be 
subject  to  alteration  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  at  any  time  after  five  years 
from  the  acceptance  of  the  Capital  Fund  by  the  University,  provided  that 
in  all  cases  the  purpose  of  the  foundation  shall  be  adhered  to,  namely  the. 
advancement  by  original  research  of  Experimental  Physics,  and  especially 
of  Electricity,  Magnetism,  and  Heat. 

1891  W.  Cassie,  M.A.,  Trinity.  i  1904  O.  W.  Richardson,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1893  W.  C.  D.  Whetham,  M.A.,  Trinity.  I  1906  F.  Horton,  B.A.,  Joli. 

1895  C.  T.  R.  Wilson,  B.A.,  Sidney.  1909  E.  M.  Weliisch,  li.A.,  Emm. 

1898  J.  S.  E.  Townsend.  B.A.,  Trin.  1910  R.  D.  Kleeman,  B.A.,  Emm.)  ^ 

1901    H.  A.  Wilson,  B.A.,  Trin.  |  R.  T.  Beatty,  B.A.,  Emm.     f"*'?- 

ISAAC  NEWTON  STUDENTSHIPS. 
In  1890  Mr  Frank  M^Clean  oflFered  securities  to  tlie  value  ol 
about  ^12,500,  for  the  founding  of  Isaac  Newton  Studentships  in 
Astronomy  and  Physical  Optics.  The  offer  was  accepted  and  the 
following  Hegulations  approved  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  March  5, 
1891. 

1.  The  Fund  shall  be  called  the  Isaac  Newton  Studentships  Fund 
and  shall  be  devoted  to  the  encouragement  of  study  and  research  in 
Astronomy  (especially  Gravitational  Astronomy  but  including  other 
branches  of  Astronomy  and  Astronomical  Physics)  and  Physical  Optics. 

2.  The  Fund  shall  consist  of  the  following  securities :  £3200  A  Ordinary 
Stock  of  the  Gas  Light  and  Coke  Company  and  £2100  B  Stock  of  the  South 
Metropolitan  Gas  Company  or  such  stocks  funds  and  securities  as  shall 
from  time  to  time  represent  or  be  added  to  the  aforesaid  sums  of  stock. 

3.  The  Trustees  of  the  Fund  shall  be  the  Master  Fellows  and  Scholars 
of  Trinity  College.  The  Trustees  shall  have  power,  dming  the  lifetime 
of  the  donor  Frank  M'=Clean  M.A.  with  his  consent  in  writing  and  after 
his  decease  at  their  own  discretion,  from  time  to  time  to  convert  into 
money  the  Trust  Fund  or  any  part  thereof  and  to  re-invest  the  same  in  or 
upon  any  other  stocks  funds  and  securities,  whether  or  not  stocks  funds 
and  securities  in  or  upon  which  investments  can  ordinarily  be  made  by 
trustees,  and  so  as  that  as  far  as  may  be  practicable  the  income  of  the 
Trust  Fund  shall  not  be  diminished  below  the  present  amount :  and  they 
shall  not  be  responsible  for  any  loss  which  may  arise  in  the  exercise  by 
them  of  the  aforesaid  discretionary  power. 

4.  In  case  and  so  often  as  the  income  of  the  Trust  Fund  shall  fall 
short  of  the  sum  of  £750  then  in  each  year  after  payment  of  all  expenses 
of  and  attending  the  execution  of  the  trust  and  of  the  amounts  payable  to 
the  Electors  and  to  the  Students  or  Student  the  residue  of  the  income  or 
so  much  thereof  as  shall  be  required  to  be  invested  for  the  purpose  of 
raising  the  income  to  the  aforesaid  amount  of  £750  shall  be  added  to  and 
form  part  of  the  capital  of  the  Trust  Fund  and  be  accordingly  invested  in  '^ 
or  upon  any  such  stocks  funds  and  securities  as  aforesaid.  '  't 

5.  The  income  of  the  Fund  shall  be  primarily  applicable  to  thei 
maintenance  of  three  Students  to  be  called  the  Isaac  Newton  Student^ 
whose  duty  it  shall  be  to  devote  themselves  to  study  and  research  in 
Astronomy  (especially  and  including  as  aforesaid)  and  Physical  Optics. 

6.  The  persons  eligible  to  the  Studentships  shall  be  members  of  the 
University  who  have  been  admitted  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  and 
who  shall  be  under  the  age  of  25  years  on  the  first  day  of  January  next 
preceding  the  date  of  election. 


ISAAC  NEWTON   STUDENTSHIPS.  827 

7.  The  Electors  to  the  Studentships  shall  be  the  Vice-Chancellor,  two 
Professors  of  the  University  to  be  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate, 
two  Members  of  the  Senate  to  be  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for 
Mathematics  and  one  Member  of  the  Senate  to  be  nominated  by  the 
Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry,  each  of  the  said  five  Electors  to 
be  appointed  by  Grace  on  the  nomination  aforesaid  at  the  second  Con- 
gregation of  the  Michaelmas  Term:  all  appointments  shall  be  made  for 
four  years.  If  any  of  the  five  appointed  Electors  shall  die  resign  or 
become  incapable  of  acting  another  person  shall  be  appointed  in  like 
manner  in  his  place  for  the  remainder  of  the  time  for  which  he  was 
appointed;  There  shall  be  payable  to  each  Elector  out  of  the  income 
of  the  Trust  Fund  in  respect  of  each  year  of  his  tenure  of  office  the 
sum  of  £7.  10s.  AU  the  powers  of  the  Electors  may  be  exercised  by  a 
majority  of  those  present  at  a  meeting  duly  summoned  provided  that  three 
Electors  at  least  be  present.  In  every  year  there  shall  be  in  the  Michael- 
mas Term  a  meeting  of  the  Electors  to  consider  any  business  which  may 
present  itself ;  and  in  the  Lent  Term  a  meeting  for  Election  whereof  due 
notice  shall  be  given,  and  Candidates  shall  be  invited  to  send  in  their 
applications  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  Avith  testimonials  and  such  other 
evidence  of  their  qualifications  and  as  to  their  proposed  course  of  study 
or  research  as  they  may  think  fit. 

8.  The  Electors  shall  take  such  steps  as  they  think  fit  for  ascertaining 
the  intellectual  qualifications  of  the  Candidates  and  in  particular  they 
shall  attach  such  weight  as  they  may  think  fit  to  the  place  of  a  Candidate 
in  the  first  and  second  parts  or  either  of  them  of  the  Mathematical  Tripos: 
they  shall  also  take  such  steps  as  they  may  think  fit  for  ascertaining  the- 
prospect  that  a  Candidate  if  elected  will  bona  fide  and  with  due  diligence- 
devote  himself  to  study  and  research  in  accordance  with  these  Regulations- 

9.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Student  to  devote  himself  during  the 
tenure  of  his  Studentship  to  study  or  research  as  aforesaid  according  to  a 
course  proposed  by  himself  and  approved  by  the  Electors,  provided  that, 
such  course  may  in  special  cases  be  altered  or  varied  with  the  consent 
of  the  Electors.  The  Student's  course  of  study  or  research  shall  be 
pursued  at  Cambridge  under  such  conditions  as  to  residence  and  otherwise- 
as  the  Electors  may  determine  but  the  Electors  may  for  special  reasons, 
direct  or  authorise  the  same  to  be  pursued  in  any  other  place  and  under- 
such  conditions  as  they  may  think  fit. 

10.  The  meeting  for  Election  shall  be  held  and  in  the  ordinary  coursd 
one  Student  elected  in  the  Lent  Term  in  each  year,  the  Studentship  to 
date  from  the  15th  day  of  April  in  the  same  year  and  to  be  tenable  for 
three  years. 

Elections  to  additional  Studentships  (if  any)  provided  for  out  of  the 
Suspense  Fund  as  hereinafter  mentioned  shall  also  be  made  at  the  Annual 
Election.  But  in  any  year  whatever  be  the  number  of  vacancies  the 
Electors  if  in  their  opinion  there  shall  be  no  suitable  Candidate  shall  not 
be  bound  to  make  any  election.  And  the  Electors  may  if  they  think  fit 
defer  an  election  to  a  subsequent  meeting  in  the  same  term. 

11.  The  emolument  of  the  Student  shall  be  £200  per  annum  provided 
that  the  income  of  the  Fund  (after  payment  of  all  expenses  of  and 
attending  the  execution  of  the  trust  and  the  amount  payable  to  the 
Electors)  shall  be  capable  of  bearing  such  charge  and  shall  be  paid  to  the 
Student  by  equal  half  yearly  payments  subject  as  regards  each  payment 
to  the  Electors  being  satisfied  that  the  Student  is  diligently  carrying  out 
his  course  of  study  or  research,  but  so  nevertheless  that  if  by  illness  or 
any  other  grave  cause  the  Student  shall  have  been  prevented  from  thus 
carrying  out  his  course  of  study  or  research,  the  Electors  shall  take 
account  of  the  circumstances  and  shall  be  at  liberty  to  make  to  the 
Student  the  full  payment  for  the  half  year. 


828  GERSTENBERG  STUDENTSHIP. 

12.  If  a  Student  shall  in  the  opmion  of  the  Electors  fail  in  diligently 
carrying  out  his  course  of  study  or  research,  and  in  consequence  thereof 
they  shall  have  withheld  from  him  two  successive  half  year's  payments 
of  his  Studentship  it  shall  he  lawful  for  the  Electors  as  from  the  expiration 
of  the  last  of  the  same  two  half  years  to  remove  the  Student  from  his 
Studentship. 

13.  Subject  to  the  payment  of  expenses  as  aforesaid  and  to  the 
aforesaid  payment  to  the  Electors  the  income  not  payable  to  any  Student 
or  so  much  thereof  as  is  not  hereinbefore  required  to  be  added  to  the 
capital  of  the  Trust  Eund  shall  be  paid  to  a  Suspense  Fund  which  shall  be 
applicable  to  the  purchase  of  any  instruments  or  apparatus  required  by  a 
Student  in  his  course  of  study  or  research  or  for  the  payment  of  any 
extraordinary  expenses.  All  such  instruments  or  apparatus  shall  in  the 
absence  of  any  arrangement  to  the  contrary  be  regarded  as  the  property 
of  the  trust  and  may  be  disposed  of  in  such  manner  as  the  Electors  think 
fit,  or  the  same  may  at  any  time  be  sold  and  the  produce  thereof  added 
to  the  Suspense  Fund.  The  Trustees  shall  have  power  to  make  at  any 
time  such  temporary  investments  as  they  shall  think  fit  of  the  Suspense 
Fund  or  any  part  thereof,  the  income  arising  therefrom  to  belong  to  the 
Suspense  Fund.  If  at  any  time  the  amount  of  the  Suspense  Fund  shall 
admit  thereof  the  Trustees  may  authorise  the  Electors  either  to  continue 
ior  one  additional  year  the  Studentship  of  any  Student  who  in  the  opinion 
•of  the  Electors  shall  have  by  his  diligent  and  successful  carrying  out  of  his 
course  of  study  or  research  deserved  the  same  or  they  may  authorise  the 
Electors  to  elect  to  an  additional  Studentship  or  Studentships  tenable  for 
a  year  or  for  two  years.  The  Suspense  Fimd  shall  be  spent  as  far  as  may 
be  for  the  purposes  aforesaid  or  any  of  them  and  shall  not  ordinarUy  be 
allowed  to  accumulate  to  an  amount  exceeding  £1000. 

14.  A  Student  elected  to  a  Studentship  tenable  for  less  than  three 
years  shall  not  thereby  become  incapable  of  election  (in  lieu  or  at  the 
expiration  thereof)  to  a  Studentship  tenable  for  three  years  but  except 
as  aforesaid  a  Student  shall  not  be  capable  of  re-election. 

15.  These  Regulations  except  Regulations  1,  2,  3,  4  and  5  shall  be 
subject  to  alteration  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  but  in  the  lifetime  of  the  said 
Frank  M^Clean  only  with  his  consent  in  writing  and  so  always  that  the 
main  object  of  the  Fund  namely  the  encouragement  of  study  and  research 
in  Astronomy  (especially  Gravitational  Astronomy  but  including  other 
branches  of  Astronomy  and  Astronomical  Physics)  and  Physical  Optics  be 
adhered  to. 


1891  R.  A.  Sampson,  B.A.  Job. 

im  F,  W.  Dyson,  B.A.  Trin, 

1893  R.  H.  D.  Mayall,  B.A.  Sidney. 

1894  P.  H.  Cowell,  B.A.  Trin. 

1895  S.  S.  Hough,  B.A.  Job. 

1896  J.  G.  Leathern,  B.A.  Job. 

1897  W.  F.  Sedgwick,  B.A.  Trin. 

1898  C.  Godfrey,  B.A.  Trin. 

1899  G.  \V.  Walker,  B.A.  Trin. 

1900  J.  H.  Jeans,  B.A.,  Trin. 


1903  C.  N.  Cama.  B.A.  Job. 

1904  Z.  U.  Ahmad,  B.A.  Trin. 

1905  F.  J.  M.  Stratton,  B.A.  Caius. 

1906  J.  W.  Nicholson.  B.A.,  Trin. 

1907  H.  R.  Hass6,  B.A.,  Job. 

1908  J.  B.  Hubrecht,  B.A.,  Cbr. 

1909  W.  J.  Harrison,  B.A.,  Clare. 

1910  S.  Brodetsky,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1911  D.  Brunt,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1912  H.  S.  Jones,  B.A.,  Jesus. 


1901  S.  B.  McLaren,  B.A.  Trin.  1913    A.  H,  S.  Gillson,  B.A.,  Job. 

1902  T.  H.  Havelock,  B.A.  Job. 


GERSTENBERG  STUDENTSHIP. 
Founded  by  Mrs  Philipps  in  memory  of  her  brother,  Arnold 
Gerstenberg,  B.A.,  late  of  Trinity  College,  with  the  object  of  pro- 
moting the  study  of  Moral  Philosophy  and  Metaphysics  among 
students  of  Natural  Science,  both  men  and  women,  under  the 
conditions  contained  in  the  following  Regulations  (Grace  of 
May  19,  1892). 


GERSTENBERG  STUDENTSHIP.  829 

1.  As  soon  as  the  sum  of  £2,000  shall  have  been  transferred  to  the 
Master,  Fellows  and  Scholars  of  Trmity  College,  as  Trustees,  there  shall 
be  estabUshed  a  Studentship  to  be  called  "The  Arnold  Gerstenberg 
Studentship." 

2.  A  Board  of  Managers  shall  be  constituted  consisting  of  the  Knight- 
bridge  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy,  the  Professor  of  Mental  Philosophy 
and  Logic,  when  and  as  soon  as  such  Professor  is  appointed,  two  members 
elected  by  the  Special  Board  for  Moral  Science,  one  member  elected  by 
the  Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry  and  one  member  elected  by 
the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology.  The  elected  members  of  the 
Board  of  Managers  shall  ordinarily  be  elected  for  a  period  of  six  years : 
provided  that  at  the  first  election,  the  member  elected  by  the  Special 
Board  for  Biology  and  Geology,  and  one  of  the  members  elected  by  the 
Special  Board  for  Moral  Science,  shall  be  elected  for  three  years  only.  In 
the  case  of  any  vacancy  occurring  among  the  elected  members  of  the  Board 
of  Managers  from  any  other  cause  than  the  expiration  of  the  time  of  tenure 
a  new  member  shall  be  elected  without  delay  by  the  Special  Board  which 
elected  the  person  whose  substitute  he  is ;  and  the  person  elected  to  fill 
such  vacancy  shall  continue  a  member  of  the  Board  as  long  as  the  person 
whose  substitute  he  is  would  have  continued. 

3.  The  examiners  or  adjudicators  who  shall  award  the  Studentship 
shall  be  nominated  by  the  Board  of  Managers  and  elected  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate.  Such  examiners  or  adjudicators  may  be  members  of  the  Board  or 
other  persons,  and  shall  receive  such  payment  as  the  Board  may  from  time 
to  time  determine. 

4.  The  Studentship  shall  be  awarded  after  competition  by  means  of 
examination  or  essay,  or  both  combined,  as  the  Board  of  Managers  may 
from  time  to  time  determine. 

5.  The  time  at  which  the  examination  is  to  be  held,  or  before  which 
essays  are  to  be  sent  in,  together  with  the  subject  or  subjects  of  the 
examination  or  essay,  shall  on  each  occasion  be  fixed  and  published  at 
least  one  year  previously  by  the  Board  of  Managers,  or  if  the  Board  think 
fit  by  the  examiners  or  adjudicators,  provided  that  the  subject  or  subjects 
fixed  shall  be  among  those  compi-ised  within  the  range  of  Psychology, 
Logic,  Moral  and  Metaphysical  Philosophy,  and  History  of  Philosophy. 

6.  The  Studentship  shall  be  open  to  men  and  women  who  in  the 
Examination  for  Part  I.  or  Part  II.  of  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos  have 
acquitted  themselves  so  as  to  deserve  honours:  provided  that  eighteen 
complete  terms  shall  not  have  elapsed  between  the  first  term  of  the 
residence  of  any  candidate  and  the  time  at  which  the  examination  is  held, 
or  before  which  essays  are  to  be  sent  in. 

7.  Except  as  hereinafter  provided  in  Kegulation  11,  the  candidates  for 
the  Studentship  must  declare  their  intention,  if  successful,  of  pursuing  a 
course  of  Philosophical  study. 

8.  Except  as  hereinafter  provided  in  Regulation  11,  the  Studentship  • 
shall  be  awarded  once  in  every  three  years,  unless  in  any  year  there  be  no 
properly  qualified  candidates,  and  shall  be  tenable  for  two  years,  upon  the 
condition  that  at  the  end  of  the  first  year  the  Student's  progress  in  Philo- 
sophical study  is  satisfactory.  The  Board  of  Managers  may  require  such 
proof  of  this  as  they  think  expedient. 

9.  The  Student  shall  receive  in  each  year  by  way  of  stipend  the  income 
derived  from  the  capital  of  the  trust  for  the  time  being  for  a  period  of 
eighteen  months,  after  deducting  the  sum  required  for  the  jiayment  of 
examiners  or  adjudicators. 

10.  If  at  any  time  a  Studentship  is  not  awarded  owing  to  the  want  of 
properly  qualified  candidates,  or  is  vacated  by  death  or  resignation  or  by 
non-fulfilment  of  the  condition  mentioned  in  Regulation  8  or  by  any  other 
cause,  the  sums  which  would  have  been  paid  to  the  holder  shall  be  invested 
and  added  to  the  principal. 


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LEVY  STUDENTSHIP. 


11.  It  shall  be  in  the  power  of  the  Board  of  Managers  at  any  time  to 
suspend  Kegxilations  7  and  8,  and,  in  the  place  of  a  Studentship  tenable 
under  those  Regulations  to  substitute  a  Studentship  free  from  all  con- 
ditions as  to  subsequent  study  but  tenable  for  one  year  only :  and  it  shall 
be  the  duty  of  the  Board  to  make  this  substitution  temporarily  or  per- 
manently, if  the  Studentship  offered  under  the  above  Regulations  has  on 
two  successive  occasions  not  been  awarded,  owing  to  the  want  of  properly 
qualified  candidates.  The  Studentship  thus  substituted  shall  be  offered 
for  competition  at  intervals  of  not  more  than  two  years,  so  long  as  the 
substitution  is  maintained. 

12.  The  Senate  shall  have  power  from  time  to  time  to  make  such 
changes  in  the  above  Regulations  as  may  appear  desirable ;  provided  always 
(1)  that  the  object  of  the  foundation  be  strictly  respected,  such  object  being 
the  promotion  of  the  study  of  Moral  Philosophy  and  Metaphysics  among 
students  of  Natural  Science,  both  men  and  women,  (2)  that  no  change  be 
made  during  the  lifetime  of  the  foundress  without  her  consent. 

13.  If  at  any  future  time  the  Examination  for  the  Natural  Sciences 
Tripos  shall  not  be  open  to  both  men  and  women  or  if  for  any  reason  it 
shall  be  rendered  impossible  to  fulfil  the  conditions  laid  down  in  the  above 
scheme  of  Regulations  then  it  shall  be  lawful  for  Mrs  Philipps  if  living  and 
after  her  death  for  the  Trustees  to  frame  fresh  Regulations  for  the  Student- 
ship but  so  that  any  new  Regulations  shall  be  such  as  wiU  be  calculated  to 
carry  out  in  the  best  possible  way  the  object  with  which  the  Studentship 
was  founded  and  no  other. 

Provided  that  if  the  Regulations  so  framed  fail  to  obtain  the  assent  of 
the  University  then  the  trust-money  shall  be  handed  over  to  some  Uni- 
versity in  the  United  Kingdom  whose  Examinations  for  degrees  are  open 
to  both  men  and  women  and  which  is  willing  to  carry  out  the  object  with 
which  the  Studentship  was  founded :  such  University  to  be  chosen  by 
Mrs  Philipps  if  living,  and  after  her  death  by  the  Trustees :  and  in  the 
case  of  the  trust-money  being  handed  over  as  aforesaid  to  another  Uni- 
versity, the  receipt  of  the  proper  officer  shall  be  a  complete  discharge  of 
the  original  Trustees  from  all  liability  connected  with  the  trust. 

Provided  further  that  if  there  shall  be  a  failure  so  to  hand  over  the 
trust-money  to  such  other  University,  or  if  for  any  other  cause  there  shall 
be  a  failure  of  the  object  of  the  foundation,  then  the  person  who  for  the 
time  being  is  the  heir-at-law  of  Mrs  Philipps  shall  be  entitled  to  the  trust- 
money  absolutely. 


1896  C.  S.  Myers,  B.A.  Caius. 
A.  G.  Tanslev,  B.A.  Trin. 

1897  C.  F.  G.  Masterman,  B.A.  Christ's. 
1900    T.  J.  Jehu,  B.A.  Joh. 


1906  A.  E.  Baker,  B.A.,  Trin. 
1909  C.  D.  Broad,  B.A.,  Trin. 
1912    A.  E.  Heath,  B.A.,  Trin. 


LEVY   STUDENTSHIP   IN   BIO-CHEMISTRY. 

Founded  by  a  Committee  formed  to  perpetuate  the  memory 
of  the  late  Mr  Benn  Wolfe  Levy.  The  offer  of  the  Committee 
was  accepted  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  March  10,  1910.  The 
following  Regulations  were  approved  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
March  10,  1910. 

1.  The  Fund  shall  be  called  the  Benn  W,  Levy  Fund,  and  shall  be 
devoted  to  the  furtherance  of  original  research  in  Bio- Chemistry. 

2.  The  Trust  Fund  shall  consist  of 

£1500  New  South  Wales  3^  per  cent.  Inscribed  Stock  1930/50 
£1550  Queensland  3^  per  cent.  Inscribed  Stock  1945 
invested  in  the  names  of  : 


LEVY   STUDENTSHIP.  831 

The  Chancellor,  Masters  and  Scholars  of  the  University  of  Cambridge 
and  Eliot  Levy  of  "Lismore,"  Aigburth  Drive,  Liverpool,  Lancashire, 
and  on  the  death  or  retirement  of  Eliot  Levy,  or  any  substitute,  a 
relative  of  Benu  W.  Levy  if  so  desirous  may  on  the  nomination  of  the 
next  of  kin  of  Benn  W.  Levy  be  appointed  as  Trustee  in  place  of 
Eliot  Levy,  or  such  substitute,  to  the  intent  that  a  relative  of  Benn 
W.  Levy  may  from  time  to  time  be  appomted  one  of  the  Trustees 
and  of  any  other  monies  from  time  to  time  invested  by  the  Managers 
pursuant  to  the  powers  hereinafter  mentioned,  and  of  the  dividends  or 
income  from  time  to  time  arising  from  such  investments,  and  such  invest- 
ments may,  from  time  to  time,  be  varied  for  other  investments  in  which 
trust  funds  may  be  invested. 

3.  The  administration  of  the  Fund  shall  be  entrusted  to  the  Keader  in 
Chemical  Physiology  in  the  University  of  Cambridge,  in  conjunction  with 
a  Board  consisting  of  six  Managers.  The  Managers  shall  be  :  The  President 
of  the  Royal  College  of  Physicians  of  London,  and  five  members  of  the 
University  approved  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  namely,  two  nominated  by 
the  Special  Board  for  Medicine,  two  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for 
Biology  and  Geology,  and  one  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Physics 
and  Chemistry,  each  to  serve  for  four  years.  On  the  occasion  of  the  first 
appointment  the  Special  Board  for  Medicine  and  the  Special  Board  for 
Biology  and  Geology  shall  each  appoint  one  Manager  to  serve  for  four 
years  and  one  for  two  years.  Retiring  Managers  shall  be  re-eligible.  No 
resolution  of  the  Managers  shall  be  valid  unless  approved  of  by  at  least 
two  Managers,  at  a  meeting  to  which  all  the  Managers  have  been 
summoned. 

4.  The  income  of  the  present  Trust  Fund  not  exceeding  £100  per 
annum  shall  from  time  to  time  as  and  when  received  be  paid  to  the 
Managers  and  placed  to  a  separate  account,  and  shall  be  applied  from 
time  to  time : 

To  endow  a  Studentship  to  be  called  The  Benn  W.  Levy  Studentship, 
the  holder  of  which  shall  devote  himself  to  original  research  in  Bio- 
Chemistry. 
Any  income  from  the  Trust  Fund  not  applied  for  the  purpose  aforesaid 
or  accruing  during  any  vacancy  in  the  Studentship  shall  be  accumulated 
and  added  to  the  capital  of  the  fund  and  when  such  Trust  Fund  together 
with  such  accumulated  income  shall  amount  to  £4000  the  full  income  of 
such  Trust  Fund  and  accumulated  fund  shall  be  applied  for  the  purposes  of 
the  said  studentship  but  the  Managers  shall  have  power  at  any  time  and 
from  time  to  time  to  apply  the  accumulations  or  any  part  thereof  to  make 
good  any  deficiency  in  the  income  of  £100  per  annum  in  any  year. 

5.  The  Studentship  shall  be  open  to  Members  of  the  University  of 
Cambridge  who  have  been  admitted  to  a  degree  or  to  Members  of  Girton 
or  Newnham  Colleges  who  have  acquitted  themselves  so  as  to  deserve 
honours  and  have  fulfilled  the  conditions  respecting  length  of  residence 
which  Members  of  the  University  are  required  to  fulfil  before  being 
admitted  to  a  degree  and  shall  be  awarded  to  the  ablest  student  who 
without  such  studentship  would  not  be  able  to  pursue  such  studies  and 
may  be  awarded  to  and  held  by  persons  of  either  sex,  and  words  of  the 
masculine  gender  herein  used  shall  import  the  feminine. 

6.  Three  months  before  the  date  at  which,  in  due  course,  the  Student- 
ship would  become  vacant,  or  immediately  upon  the  occurrence  of  any 
casual  vacancy,  the  Reader  in  Chemical  Physiology  shall  give  such  public 
notice  thereof  as  the  Managers  may  think  desirable,  and  the  Reader  in 
Chemical  Physiology  shall  report  to  the  Managers  upon  the  qualifications 
of  all  candidates  whose  names  are  sent  in  to  him.  The  Reader  in  Chemical 
Physiology  shall  at  the  same  time  nominate  one  of  the  candidates  as  the 


832  LEVY  STUDENTSHIP. 

person  best  qualified,  in  his  opinion,  for  election,  and  the  Managers  shall 
either  elect  the  person  so  nominated,  or  such  other  of  the  candidates  as 
the  Managei's  present  may  unanimously  agree  to  elect. 

7.  The  nomination  and  election  shall  be  made  so  that  the  newly- 
elected  Student  may  be  able  to  enter  upon  the  Studentship  as  soon  as  the 
vacancy  occurs,  or  as  soon  after  as  is  practicable. 

8.  The  Studentship  shall  not  be  awarded  by  the  result  of  a  competitive 
examination. 

9.  Subject  to  the  foregoing  provision,  the  Reader  in  Chemical  Physio- 
logy and  the  Managers  may  take  such  steps  as  they  may  think  fit  to 
ascertain  the  qualifications  of  the  candidates. 

10.  The  Student  during  the  tenure  of  the  Studentship  shaU  devote 
himself  to  original  research  in  Bio-Chemistry,  and  shall  not  systematically 
follow  any  business  or  profession,  or  engage  in  any  educational  or  other 
Avork,  which,  in  the  opinion  of  those  entrusted  with  the  administration  of 
the  Fund,  would  seriously  interfere  with  his  original  enquiries.  In  any 
books,  papers,  or  publications  in  which  the  Student  may  publish  the 
results  of  the  investigations  carried  on  during  his  Studentship,  he  shall, 
where  practicable,  describe  himself  as  The  Benn  W.  Levy  Student. 

11.  If  the  Reader  in  Chemical  Physiology  shall  at  any  time  learn  that 
the  Student  is  following  any  such  business  or  profession,  or  has  undertaken 
any  such  work  as  will  in  the  opinion  of  such  Reader  seriously  interfere 
with  his  original  enquiries,  he  shall  at  once  call  upon  him  to  desist  from 
the  same,  and  if  he  shall  refuse  or  neglect  so  to  do,  the  Reader  in  Chemical 
Physiology  shall  report  the  circumstances  to  the  Managers,  and  the 
Managers  may,  if  they  think  fit,  remove  such  Student  from  the  Studentship. 

If  the  Reader  in  Chemical  Physiology  shaU  be  of  opinion  that  through 
any  other  causes,  such  as  confirmed  ill-health  or  want  of  diligence,  the 
Student  is  not  fulfilling  and  is  not  likely  to  fulfil  the  objects  of  the 
Studentship,  he  shaU  report  accordingly  to  the  Managers,  and  the 
Managers  may,  if  they  see  fit,  remove  such  Student  from  the  Studentship. 

12.  The  jdace  and  nature  of  the  studies  of  the  Student  shall  be  subject 
to  the  approval  of  the  Reader  in  Chemical  Physiology,  provided  that  the 
Student  shall  be  bound  to  pursue  his  studies  witliin  the  University  during 
at  least  three  terms  of  his  tenure  of  the  Studentship,  unless  the  Reader  in 
Chemical  Physiology  shall,  with  the  apj^roval  of  the  Managers,  dispense 
with  tliis  requirement  for  special  reasons.  The  Reader  in  Chemical 
Physiology  shall  take  such  steps  as  he  may  think  necessary  to  satisfy 
himself  as  to  the  diligence  and  progi-ess  of  the  Student,  and  may  require 
from  him  any  reports  or  other  information  on  the  subject  of  his  studies 
which  he  may  think  desirable. 

13.  The  Studentship  shall,  subject  as  hereinbefore  mentioned,  be 
tenable  for  one  or  tAvo  years  at  the  option  of  the  Managers,  at  the  end  of 
which  time  a  fresh  nomination  and  election  shall  take  place ;  but  it  shall 
be  lawful  for  the  Reader  in  Chemical  Physiology,  if  he  shall  think  fit,  to 
recommend,  and  for  the  Managers,  if  they  shall  think  fit,  to  elect,  for 
a  further  period  not  exceeding  one  year,  any  Student  whose  labours  during 
the  period  of  his  holding  the  Studentship  shall  have  been  of  such  ex- 
ceptional promise  that  it  would,  in  the  opinion  of  the  Reader  in  Chemical 
Physiology  and  of  the  Managers,  be  clearly  in  the  interests  of  research  in 
Bio-Chemistry  that  such  Student  should  continue  to  hold  the  Studentship 
for  such  further  period. 

14.  The  income  of  the  Studentship  shall  be  payable  to  such  Student 
from  the  date  of  his  appointment,  and  shall  be  paid  to  the  Student 
by  equal  quarterly  payments,  the  payment  for  each  quarter  being  made  in 
advance. 

15.  If,  after  due  notice  of  a  vacancy,  there  shall  be,  in  the  opinion  of 


HOKT  MEMOKIAL  FUND. 

the  Managers,  no  suitable  candidate  for  the  Studentship,  it  shall  he  lawful 
for  the  Reader  in  Chemical  Physiology,  with  the  approval  of  the  Managers, 
to  suspend  the  election  for  a  time  not  greater  than  one  year,  and  if  at  the 
expiration  of  such  time  there  shall,  after  notice  of  the  vacancy  given,  be 
no  suitable  candidate  as  aforesaid,  the  election  may  be  again  suspended  in 
the  same  way,  and  so  on  until,  in  the  opinion  of  the  Managers,  there  shall 
be  a  suitable  candidate  for  the  Studentship. 

16.  The  income  of  the  Studentship  during  any  vacancy  shall  be  added 
to  the  accumulation  fund  hereinbefore  mentioned. 

17.  These  regulations,  except  regulations  1,  4,  10  and  17,  shall  be 
subject  to  alteration  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  always  iwovided  that  the 
main  object  of  the  Fund,  namely  the  furtherance  of  original  research 
in  Bio-Chemistry,  shall  be  adhered  to. 

1910  Miss  Annie  Homer,  Newnliam  College  (resigned). 

1911  G.  Wintteld,  B.A.,  Down. 

1912  F.  W.  Watkyn-Thomas,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1913  R.  A.  Peters,  B.A.,  Cains. 


HORT  MEMORIAL  FUND. 
The  sum  of  ^1000,  subscribed  with  the  view  of  founding  a 
Memorial  to  perpetuate  in  the  University  the  memory  of  the 
Reverend  Fenton  John  Anthony  Hort,  D.D.,  lately  Lady  Mar- 
garet's Reader  in  Divinity,  was  accepted  by  the  University  in  the 
year  1894,  and  the  following  Regulations  for  the  administration 
of  the  Fund  were  approved.  (Grace  of  April  26,  1894.)  A  sum  of 
about  £1800  was  offered  to  the  University  by  certain  members  of 
the  Old  and  New  Testament  Revision  Companies  for  the  purpose  of 
forming  an  augmentation  of  the  Hort  Memorial  Fund,  this  sum 
to  be  called  the  Revision  Surplus  Fund  and  to  be  administered  by 
the  managers  of  the  Hort  Memorial  Fund.  (Accepted  by  Grace 
of  June  18,  1896.) 

1.  There  shall  be  a  Fund  in  the  University  called  the  "Hort  Memorial 
Fund,"  which  shall  be  devoted  to  the  promotion  of  Biblical,  Hellenistic, 
and  Patristic  Research. 

2.  The  Capital  of  the  Fund  shall  be  invested  in  Government  Securities 
or  in  other  Securities  in  which  Trustees  are  by  law  allowed  to  invest 
Trust  money.  The  University  may,  on  the  recommendation  of  the 
Financial  Board,  vary  such  investments  from  time  to  time. 

3.  The  Administration  of  the  Fimd  shall  be  entrusted  to  seven 
Managers.  The  Managers  shall  be  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  six  other 
persons  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  two  on  the  nomination  of  the 
Council  of  the  Senate,  and  four  on  the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board 
for  Divinity.  The  appointment  of  the  Managers  shall  be  made  at  a 
Congregation  to  be  held  before  the  end  of  full  Term  in  the  Michaelmas 
Term,  and  their  period  of  service  shall  commence  on  the  first  day  of 
January  after  the  date  of  their  appointment.  In  the  first  instance  one 
of  the  persons  appointed  on  the  nomination  of  the  Council  and  two  of  the 
persons  appointed  on  the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for  Divinity 
shall  be  appointed  to  serve  for  six  years.  All  other  appointments  shall 
be  made  for  four  years.  If  any  of  the  six  appointed  Managers  shall  die, 
resign,  or  become  incapable  of  acting,  the  body  by  which  he  was  nominated 
shaU  nominate  some  other  person  to  be  appointed  Manager  in  his  place 
for  the  remainder  of  the  time  for  which  he  was  appointed. 


834  MAITLAND  MEMORIAL  FUND. 

All  the  powers  of  the  Managers  may  be  exercised  by  a  majority  of 
those  present  at  a  meeting  duly  summoned,  provided  that  three  Managers 
at  least  be  present. 

4.  The  income  arising  from  the  Capital  of  the  Fund  shall  be  paid 
annually  to  the  Managers,  who  shall  also  be  empowered  to  receive  sub- 
scriptions in  augmentation  of  the  annual  income  of  the  Fund.  Out  of  the 
income  thus  accruing  grants  may  be  made  by  the  Managers  at  their  discretion ' 
to  any  person  engaged  in  Biblical,  Hellenistic,  or  Patristic  research,  or 
for  the  promotion  of  any  undertaking  connected  with  these  departments 
of  study,  subject  to  such  conditions  as  they  may  think  fit  in  each  case. 

5.  Any  unapplied  balance  of  annual  income  shall  be  carried  to  a 
Reserve  Fund. 

Grants  may  be  made  from  the  Reserve  Fund  in  the  same  way  as  from 
the  Annual  Income. 

6.  The  Reserve  Fund,  or  any  portion  of  it,  may  be  from  time  to  time 
invested  by  the  Financial  Board  on  the  recommendation  of  the  Managers, 
and  added  to  the  Capital  of  the  Fund. 

The  Managers  shall  also  be  empowered  to  receive  donations,  subscrip- 
tions, and  bequests  for  the  augmentation  of  the  Capital  of  the  Fund. 

7.  The  accounts  of  the  Managers  shall  be  audited  annually  and 
published  with  the  University  Accounts. 

8.  These  Regulations,  except  Regulation  1  and  Regulation  8,  shall  be 
subject  to  alteration  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  provided  that  the  object  of 
the  Fund,  viz.  the  promotion  of  Biblical,  Hellenistic,  and  Patristic  research, 
be  adhered  to. 

9.  Subject  to  the  foregoing  Regulations,  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the 
Managers  from  time  to  time  to  make,  and  if  they  see  fit  to  vary,  such 
Bye-Laws  as  may  seem  to  them  expedient  for  regulating  their  own 
proceedings  and  the  administration  of  the  Fund  entrusted  to  their  care. 


MAITLAND   MEMORIAL   FUND. 

The  Executive  Committee  of  the  Frederic  William  Maitland 
Memorial  Fund  oflFered  the  balance  of  the  Fund  (after  providing 
a  Bronze  Bust)  to  the  University  of  Cambridge  to  be  held  by  it 
in  Trust  for  the  promotion  of  research  and  instruction  in  the 
History  of  Law  and  of  Legal  Language  and  Institutions.  The 
offer  was  accepted  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Nov.  10,  1909,  and  the 
following  Regulations  were  approved  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
January  20,  1910. 

1.  There  shall  be  a  Fund  in  the  University  called  The  Frederic 
William  Maitland  Memorial  Fund,  which  shall  be  devoted  to  the  promotion 
of  research  and  instruction  in  the  History  of  Law  and  of  Legal  Language 
and  Institutions. 

2.  The  Capital  of  the  Fund  shall  be  invested,  in  the  name  of  the 
Chancellor,  Masters  and  Scholars  of  the  University  of  Cambridge,  in 
government  securities  or  in  other  securities  in  which  Trustees  are  by  law 
allowed  to  invest  Trust  money.  The  University  may,  on  the  recommen- 
dation of  the  Financial  Board,  vary  such  investments  from  time  to  time. 

3.  The  Administration  of  the  Fund  shall  be  entrusted  to  seven 
Managers.  The  Managers  shall  be  the  Vice- Chancellor  and  six  other 
persons  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate ;  two  on  the  nomination  of  the 


STEWART   OF  RANNOCH   SCHOLARSHIPS.  836 

Council  of  the  Senate,  two  on  the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for  Law, 
and  two  on  the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for  History  and  Archaeo- 
logy. The  appointment  of  the  Managers  shall  be  made  at  a  Congregation 
to  be  held  before  the  end  of  full  term  in  the  Michaelmas  Term,  and  their 
period  of  service  shall  commence  on  the  first  day  of  January  after  the  date 
of  their  appointment.  In  the  first  instance  one  of  the  two  persons 
ai>pointed  by  each  of  the  three  nominating  Bodies  shall  be  appointed  to 
serve  for  six  years.  All  other  appointments  shall  be  made  for  four  years. 
If  any  of  the  six  appointed  Managers  shall  die,  resign,  or  become  incapable 
of  acting,  the  body  by  which  he  was  nominated  shall  nominate  some  other 
person  to  be  appointed  Manager  in  his  place  for  the  remainder  of  the 
time  for  which  he  was  appointed. 

All  the  powers  of  the  Managers  may  be  exercised  by  a  majority  of 
those  present  at  a  meeting  duly  summoned,  provided  that  three  Managers 
at  least  be  present. 

4.  The  income  arising  from  the  Capital  of  the  Fund  shall  be  paid 
annually  to  the  Managers,  who  shall  also  be  empowered  to  receive 
subscriptions  in  augmentation  of  the  annual  income  of  the  Fund.  Out  of 
the  income  thus  accruing  the  Managers  may  at  their  discretion  make 
grants  to  any  person  engaged  in  any  research  in  the  History  of  Law  or  of 
Legal  Language  or  Institutions ;  or  may  make  grants  for  the  delivery  of 
lectures,  the  publication  of  works,  or  the  jiromotion  of  any  other  under- 
taking, connected  with  these  departments  of  study ;  and  they  may  attach 
to  any  grant  such  conditions  as  they  may  think  fit. 

5.  Any  unapplied  balance  of  annual  income  shall  be  carried  to  a 
Reserve  Fund. 

Grants  may  be  made  from  the  Reserve  Fund  in  the  same  way  as  from 
the  annual  income. 

The  Reserve  Fund,  or  any  portion  of  it,  may  be  from  time  to  time 
invested  by  the  Financial  Board  on  the  reconamendation  of  the  Managers, 
and  added  to  the  Capital  of  the  Fund. 

6.  The  Managers  shall  also  be  emj)owered  to  receive  donations, 
subscriptions,  and  bequests  for  the  augmentation  of  the  Capital  of  the 
Fund. 

7.  The  accounts  of  the  Managers  shall  be  audited  annually  and 
published  with  the  University  Accounts. 

8.  These  Regulations,  except  Regulation  1  and  Regulation  8,  shall  be 
subject  to  alteration  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  provided  that  the  object  of 
the  Fund,  as  defined  in  Regulation  1,  be  adhered  to. 

9.  Subject  to  the  foregoing  Regulations,  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the 
Managers  from  time  to  time  to  make  and  (if  they  see  fit)  to  vary  such 
Bye-Laws  as  may  seem  to  them  expedient  for  regulating  their  own 
proceedings  and  the  administration  of  the  Fund  entrusted  to  their  care. 


STEWART  OF  RANNOCH  SCHOLARSHIPS. 
Mr  John  Stewart  of  Rannoch,  sometime  resident  at  Bristol, 
left  all  his  estate,  subject  to  certain  charges,  to  the  University  of 
Cambridge,  to  the  intent  that  the  University  might  found  Scholar- 
ships, tenable  for  one  year,  of  the  annual  value  of  Twenty-five 
pounds  each,  in  Hebrew  Greek  Latin  and  Sacred  Music  or  in  the 
discretion  of  tlie  Governing  Body  of  the  said  University  to  be 
tenable  for  three  years  for  proficiency  in  some  or  one  of  the 
prescribed  subjects,  the  preference  in  every  case  to  be  given  to 


836  STEWART   OF  RANNOCH   SCHOLARSHIPS. 

young:  nien  natives  of  the  Connties  of  Wilts,  Somerset  or  Gloucester, 
including  tlie  City  and  County  of  Bristol  By  Grace  of  the 
Senate,  December  7,  1893,  Eighteen  Scholarships  were  founded, 
of  the  annual  value  of  £25,  tenable  tor  three  years,  six  for 
proficiency  in  Hebrew,  six  for  proficiency  in  Greek  and  Latin, 
and  six  for  proficiency  in  Sacred  Music. 

He  BEE  w. 

1.  The  comi)etition  for  any  of  these  Scholarships  shall  be  restricted 
in  the  first  instance  to  natives  of  the  counties  of  Wilts,  Somerset,  and 
Gloucester,  including  the  city  and  county  of  Bristol,  who  are  under  the  age  of 
twenty-one  years  on  the  first  day  of  January  preceding  the  Examination. 

2.  The  names  of  all  such  candidates,  together  with  certificates  of 
date  and  place  of  birth  and  certificates  of  good  character,  shall  be  sent  to 
the  Registrary  of  the  University  at  least  twenty-one  days  before  the 
coromencement  of  the  Examination. 

3.  Any  Scholarship  which  has  not  been  awarded  when  offered  for 
restricted  competition  among  natives  of  the  specified  counties  shall  at  the 
next  annual  Examination  be  offered  for  open  competition  among  persons 
who  are  under  the  age  of  twenty-one  years  on  the  first  day  of  January 
preceding  the  Examination. 

4.  The  names  of  all  such  candidates,  together  with  certificates  of  date 
of  birth  and  certificates  of  good  character,  shall  be  sent  to  the  Registrary 
of  the  University  at  least  twenty-one  days  before  the  commencement  of 
the  Examination. 

5.  The  Examination  shall  begin  on  the  first  Tuesday  in  May. 

6.  The  Examination  shall  be  conducted  by  two  Examiners  to  be 
nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Oriental  Studies  and  appointed  by 
Grace  of  the  Senate  before  the  division  of  the  Lent  Term. 

7.  The  Examination  shall  consist  of  three  papers,  including  (1)  pass- 
ages from  specified  Books  of  the  Old  Testament  for  translation  from 
Hebrew  into  English,  (2)  simple  passages  from  unspecified  Books  of  the 
Old  Testament  for  translation  from  Hebrew  into  English,  (3)  passages  for 
translation  from  English  into  Hebrew  and  passages  for  pointmg,  together 
with  grammatical  and  other  questions. 

8.  The  specified  subjects  shall  be  selected  from  time  to  time  by  the 
Special  Board  for  Oriental  Studies. 

9.  The  candidates  shall  be  expected  to  present  themselves  for  the 
papers  in  the  Examination  for  the  Scholarships  in  Greek  and  Latin,  and 
in  awarding  the  Scholarships  for  Hebrew  account  shall  be  taken  of  the 
proficiency  of  the  candidates  in  Greek  and  Latin. 

Greek  and  Latin. 

1.  The  competition  for  any  of  these  Scholarships  shall  be  restricted 
in  the  first  instance  to  natives  of  the  counties  of  Wilts,  Somerset,  and 
Gloucester,  including  the  city  and  county  of  Bristol,  who  are  under  the  age  of 
twenty-one  years  on  the  first  day  of  January  preceding  the  Examination, 

2.  The  names  of  all  such  candidates,  together  with  certificates  of  date 
and  place  of  birth  and  certificates  of  good  character,  shall  be  sent  to  the 
Registrai-y  of  the  University  at  least  twenty-one  days  before  the  com- 
mencement of  the  Examination. 

3.  Any  Scholarship  which  has  not  been  awarded  when  offered  for 
restricted  competition  among  natives  of  the  specified  counties  shall  at  "the 
next  annual  Examination  be  offered  for  open  competition  among  persons 


STEWAKT   OF  RANNOCH  SCHOLARSHIPS.  837 

who  are  under  the  age  of  twenty-one  years  on  the  first  day  of  January 
preceding  the  Examination. 

4.  The  names  of  all  such  candidates  together  with  certificates  of  date 
of  birth  and  certificates  of  good  character  shall  be  sent  to  the  Registrary 
of  the  University  at  least  twenty-one  days  before  the  commencement  of 
the  Examination. 

5.  The  Examination  shall  begin  on  the  Thursday  next  after  the  first 
Tuesday  in  May. 

6.  The  Examination  shall  be  conducted  by  two  Examiners  to  be 
nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for  Classics  and  appointed  by  Grace  of 
the  Senate  before  the  division  of  the  Lent  Term. 

7.  The  Examination  shall  consist  of  at  least  four  printed  papers 
including  passages  in  Greek  and  Latin  for  translation  into  English,  and 
passages  in  English  for  translation  into  Greek  and  Latin. 

8.  A  John  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholarship  awarded  for  Classics 
whether  after  restricted  or  after  open  competition  shall  not  be  tenable 
with  the  Craven,  the  Pitt,  the  Porson  or  the  Waddington  Scholarship. 

Sacbed  Music. 

1.  The  competition  for  any  of  these  Scholarships  shall  be  restricted 
in  the  first  instance  to  natives  of  the  counties  of  Wilts,  Somerset,  and 
Gloucester,  including  the  city  and  county  of  Bristol,  who  are  under  the  age  of 
twenty-two  years  on  the  first  day  of  January  preceding  the  Examination. 

2.  The  names  of  all  such  candidates,  together  with  certificates  of  date 
and  place  of  birth  and  certificates  of  good  character,  shall  be  sent  to  the 
Registrary  of  the  University  at  least  twenty-one  days  before  the  com- 
mencement of  the  Examination. 

3.  Any  Scholarship  which  has  not  been  awarded  when  offered  for 
restricted  competition  among  natives  of  the  specified  counties  shall  at  the 
next  annual  Examination  be  offered  for  open  competition  among  those 
who  are  under  the  age  of  twenty-two  years  on  the  first  day  of  January 
preceding  the  Examination. 

4.  The  names  of  all  such  candidates,  together  with  certificates  of 
date  of  bh-th  and  certificates  of  good  character,  shall  be  sent  to  the 
Registrary  of  the  University  at  least  twenty-one  days  before  the  com- 
mencement of  the  Examination. 

5.  The  Examination  shall  begin  on  the  second  Tuesday  in  May. 

6.  The  Examination  shall  be  conducted  by  two  Examiners,  of  whom 
one  at  least  shall  be  a  Member  of  the  Senate,  to  be  nominated  by  the 
Special  Board  for  Music  and  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  before  the 
division  of  the  Lent  Term. 

7.  The  Examination  shall  consist  of  two  parts : 
(1)     Two  papers  on  Notation;  Scales;  Clefs;  Keys;  Intervals;  Time; 

Marks  and  Terms  generally  employed  in  Music;  Cadences;  Triads  and 
Chords  of  the  Seventh  and  their  Inversions ;  Single  Suspensions.  Exer- 
cises will  be  set  on  Triads  and  Chords  of  the  Dominant  Seventh  in 
not  more  than  Four  Parts,  in  which  the  highest  or  the  lowest  part  or  both 
are  given. 

Counterpoint  in  Two  Parts  in  all  the  Species. 

J  H      The  Elements  of  Form  in  Music.     The  History  of  Sacred  Music. 

I^ft         (2)    A  practical  Examination  in    (A)    Playing   the    organ ;    with 

■^ftnestions  on  the  construction  and  use  of  the  instrument ; 

I^H  (B)     Singing  Sacred  Music;    with  questions  on  the  use  of  the 

Invoice,  and  the  methods  of  Choir  training. 

I^H    [Candidates  are  not  required  to  present  themselves  for  examination  in 


838 


STEWART   OF  RANNOCH   SCHOLARSHIPS. 


1896 


1897 


Greek  and  Latin. 
1.    J.  A.  F.  Gregg,  Christ's 
J.  C.  Lawson,  Pemb. 


8.  A  Scholar  elected  for  Sacred  Music  shall  not  receive  any  emolument 
from  his  Scholarship  until  he  has  passed  the  Fii-st  Part  of  the  Previous 
Examination  or  some  examination  entitling  him  to  exemption  therefrom. 

F.  C,  S.  Carey,  Clare. 
C.  J.  A.  Trimble,  Trin. 
(i.  Hatten,  Caius. 
H.  S.  Vinning,  Queens'. 
H.  T.  Depree,  Clare. 
W.  S.  Dixon,  Caius. 
A.  C.  L.  Hylton  Stewart,  Pet. 
P.  R.  Toinlinson,  Selwyn. 

G.  J.  Wilkinson,  Caius. 
R.  N.  Shelton,  Down. 
J.  F.  Chubb,  Christ's. 
J.  C,  M.  Ferguson,  Emm. 
W.  C.  D.  Browne,  Clare  )  ». 
M.  H.  Spinney,  Selw.      j  ►^ 

F.  P.  Haines,  Clare. 
J.  M.  D.  Stancomb,  Emm. 

A.  E.  Davison. 
C.  G.  B.  Stevens,  Emm. 
J.  Almond,  Enun. 
J.  B.  Johnson,  Selwyn. 

B.  C.  Jones,  Corpus. 

G.  T.  Cooke. 
B.  M.  Peek,  Magd. 

Hebrew. 
H.  M.  Adler,  Joh. 


1900 

1901 

1902 

1903 
1904 

1905 

1906 
1907 


1909 
1910 
1911 
1912 
1913 

1894 
1896 

1897 


1900 
1901 


P.  L.  Phelps,  Corpus. 
H.  A.  Parker,  Joh. 
C.  W.  Dunn,  Trin. 
G.  A.  Purton,  Christ's. 
J.  P\  M.  Haslam,  Joh. 
W.  C.  Mayne,  Trin. 
G,  A.  Thomas,  Emm. 
J.  H.  Sleeman. 
C.  T.  Carr,  Trin. 
C.  B.  Taylor,  Corpus. 
H.  R.  Pate,  King's. 
H.  A.  Webb,  Trin. 

F.  L.  Bravne,  Pemb.  l  _, 
W.  W.  Morrice,  Clare) ^^• 

C.  R.  P.  Cooper,  Caius. 
P.  C.  T.  Crick,  Pemb. 

G.  A,  H.  Searle,  Christ's. 
P.  V.  Cohn,  Trin.  )  ^„ 
P.  J.  Pearse,  Trin.;^^- 

E.  Hayward,  Sid. 

D.  S.  Robertson,  Trin. 

A.  W.  Couch,  Magd. 
J.  D.  Barnard,  Jesus. 

B.  Hackforth,  Trin. 
W.  H.  Duke,  Jesus. 

T.  E.  J.  Bradshaw,  Trin. 

B.  C,  Roberts,  Pemb. 
R.  W.  Howard,  Trin. 

A.  E.  Vere-Walwyn,  Pet. 
A.  E.  F.  Wood,  Trin. 
G.  S.  Hellings,  Joh. 
H.  G.  Dennehy,  Emm, 
W.  M.  Peacock,  Jesus. 
I.  H.  Taunton,  Clare. 
N.  Miller,  Queens'. 
H.  M^Gowan,  Cath, 

A.  I.  Polack,  Joh. 

G.  A.  Curnock,  Pemb. 

C.  E.  Schwalm,  Pemb. 

Music. 
C.  B.  Rootham,  Joh. 

E.  M.  Radford,  Trin. 

W.  D.  Braithwaite,  Caius 
J.  St  A.  Johnson,  Trin. 

B.  C.  S.  Everett,  Caius. 

F.  G.  Dyer,  Corpus. 
H.  R  Piggott. 

A.  H.  R.  Robinson,  Clare. 

G.  T.  Shaw,  Caius. 

F.  E.  E.  Harvey,  Non  Coll. 

E.  S.  Roper,  Corpus. 

G.  W.  Brewster,  King's. 

C.  H.  T.  Atchley,  Sid. 

F.  W.  Wadely,  Selwyn. 
R.  Sterndale  Bennett,  Joh. 


1902 
1903 


1904 
1905 


1906 


1907 
1908 


1909 
1910 


1911 
1912  1. 


1918  1. 
2. 


1895  1. 

2. 


1897  1. 
2. 


1899 


1901 
1902 


1903 
1904 
1905 
1906 
1907 


1910  1. 


1911  1. 
2. 

1912  1. 


G.  H.  Ardron,  Caiusl    a? 

H.  L.  Pass.  Joh.        j  ^^• 

R.  C.  Thompson,  Caius. 

T.  H.  Hennessy,  Joh. 

F.  D.  Cautley,  Joh. 

C.  A.  L.  Senior,  Joh. 

A.  S.  D.  Jones,  Caius. 

C.  R.  Bull,  Cath.    1  ^ 

A.  Hood,  Christ's.  J  ^«- 

J.  C.  H.  How,  Joh.  1    ^ 

H.  M.  J.  Loewe,  Queens']  ^ 

ii.  N.  Whitty,  Caius. 

W.  M.  Leadiiian,  Joh. 

N.  C.  Pope,  Joh. 

J.  H.  Bentley,  Joh. 

N.  de  M.  Bentwich,  Trin. 

F.  S.  Marsh,  Selwyn. 

R.  S.  Cripps,  Joh. 

A.  Cohen,  Emm. 

R,  H.  Willey,  Caius. 

K.  M.  Robathan,  Caius. 

E.  C.  Inman,  Caius. 

S.  Brodetsky,  Trin.      )    ^ 

A.  Jephcott,  Queens'./  ^^• 
W.  B.  Jefferson,  Corpus. 

J.  Rothtield,  JVon  Coll. 
R.  A.  Marsh,  Queens'. 
L.  L.  Loewe. 

E.  E.  Polack. 

F.  A.  Redwood,  Queens'. 

B.  M,  Pickering,  Caius. 


Honourably  mentioned :  1908,  F.  V.  Nicholson,  Queens'. 
Credit  in  the  Hebrew  Paper  :  1910,  B.  M .  Pickering. 

Greek  and  Latin,  nearly  equal  to  the  second  candidate :  1910,  J.  H.  Tauntou,  Clare. 
Note : — Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Scholar  was  elected  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 


ALLEN  FUND  AND  SCHOLARSHIP.       839 

ALLEN  FUND  AND  SCHOLARSHIP. 
In  1898,  the  late  Mr  A.  W.  G.  Allen  bequeathed  ^10,000  to 
the  University  with  a  view  of  establishing  an  Annual  Scholarship 
or  Prize  in  memory  of  his  grandfather  the  Right  Rev.  J.  Allen, 
D.D.,  formerly  Bishop  of  Ely,  sometime  Fellow  of  Trinity  College. 
The  bequest  was  accepted  by  Grace,  June  16,  1898.  The  following 
Regulations  were  approved  by  Grace,  Feb.  16,  18.9.9  : 

1.  The  Fund  shall  be  called  the  Allen  Scholarship  Fund. 

2.  The  income  of  the  Fund  shall  be  applied  to  the  maintenance  of  a 
Scholar  to  be  called  the  Allen  Scholar  whose  duty  it  shall  be  to  devote 
himself  to  literary  or  scientitic  research. 

3.  The  Electors  to  the  Scholarship  shall  be  the  Vice-Chancellor  and 
eight  members  of  the  Senate  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  foui'  on  the 
nomination  of  the  Council  of  the  Senate  and  four  on  the  nomination  of  the 
General  Board  of  Studies.    Five  shall  constitute  a  quorum. 

3*.  Of  the  eight  elected  members  of  the  Board  of  Electors,  one  of 
those  appointed  on  the  nomination  of  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  and  one 
of  those  appointed  on  the  nomination  of  the  General  Board  of  Studies, 
shall  retire  by  rotation  on  December  31  in  each  year,  and  the  election  of 
members  of  the  Senate  to  fill  the  vacant  places  shall  be  made  at  a 
Congregation  before  the  end  of  full  term  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  pre- 
ceding the  vacancy,  a  retiring  member  not  being  eligible  for  immediate 
re-appointment. 

3**.  In  the  event  of  a  vacancy  occurring  in  any  year  by  the  death  or 
resignation  of  a  member  of  the  Board  of  Electors,  a  new  member  shall  be 
appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  to  fill  the  vacant  place  on  the  nomination, 
of  the  body  by  whom  the  person  whose  place  he  is  to  take  was  nominated 
and  he  shall  continue  to  be  a  member  of  the  Board  for  the  remainder  of  the 
period  of  office  for  which  such  person  was  appointed. 

4.  In  the  year  1899  and  in  every  second  year  thereafter  the  Scholarship 
shall  be  open  to  candidates  who  propose  to  undertake  research  in  any 
branch  of  study  which  comes  within  the  department  of  any  of  the  following 
Special  Boards : — Divinity,  Law,  Classics,  Oriental  Studies,  Medieval  and 
Modern  Languages,  History,  Archaeology,  Economics  and  Moral  Science. 
In  the  year  1900  and  in  every  second  year  thereafter  the  Scholarship  shall 
be  open  to  candidates  who  propose  to  undertake  research  in  any  branch 
of  study  which  comes  within  the  department  of  any  of  the  following 
Special  Boards : — Medicine,  Mathematics,  Physics  and  Chemistry,  Biology 
and  Geology. 

5.  Any  Graduate  of  the  University  shall  be  eligible  to  the  Scholarship 
provided  that  on  the  first  day  of  the  term  in  which  the  election  is  made 
his  age  shall  not  exceed  twenty-eight  years.  Candidates  shall  be  invited 
to  send  in  their  applications  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  with  a  statement  as  to 
the  course  of  research  which  they  propose  to  undertake,  accompanied  by 
such  evidence  of  their  qualifications  as  the  Electors  may  require. 

6.  The  Electors  shall  have  authority  to  take  any  steps  which  they 
think  advisable  to  enable  them  to  ascertain  the  qualifications  of  the  can- 
didates and  their  fitness  to  pursue  a  course  of  x-eseai-ch,  provided  that  the 
Scholarship  shall  not  be  awarded  by  competitive  examination.  The 
Electors  shall  also  have  power  to  make  payments,  not  exceeding  £30  in 
the  aggregate  in  any  year,  to  any  person  or  persons  (whether  Electors  or 
not)  whom  they  may  consult,  or  whom  they  may  request  to  supervise  and 
report  upon  the  Scholar's  work,  or  who  may  assist  them  in  any  other  way. 

7.  A  meeting  for  the  election  of  a  Scholar  shall  be  held  in  the  Lent 
Term  in  each  year. 

8.  The  tenure  of  the  Scholarship  shall  be  for  one  year  from  the  last 
day  of  the  Lent  Term  in  which  the  election  is  made. 


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SQUIRE   SCHOLARSHIPS  IN  LAW. 


9.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Scholar  to  devote  himself  to  research  in 
Cambridge  or  elsewhere  during  the  tenure  of  his  Scholarship,  according  to 
a  scheme  proposed  by  himself  and  approved  by  the  Electors,  provided  that 
such  scheme  may  be  altered  or  varied  with  the  consent  of  the  Electors. 

10.  The  Scholar  shall  not  during  the  tenure  of  his  Scholarshij) 
systematically  follow  any  business  or  profession  or  engage  in  educational 
or  other  work  which  in  the  opinion  of  the  Electors  would  interfere  with 
his  course  of  research. 

11.  The  stipend  of  the  Scholar  shall  be  £250,  or  such  smaller  sum  as 
the  Fund  after  payment  of  all  expenses  shall  be  capable  of  providing,  and 
shall  be  paid  to  the  Scholar  in  two  equal  instalments,  the  first  on  the  15th 
of  April  following  his  election  and  the  second  on  the  15th  of  the  following 
October,  provided  that  at  the  time  of  the  second  payment  the  Scholar 
satisfy  the  Electors  that  he  is  diligently  carrying  out  his  course  of  research. 
If  the  electors  are  not  so  satisfied,  they  shall  have  power  to  withhold  the 
payment  of  the  second  instalment. 

12.  This  Scholarship  shall  not  be  tenable  with  a  Whewell  Scholarship, 
the  Balfour  Studentship,  the  Craven  Studentship,  the  John  Lucas  Walker 
Studentship,  the  Prendergast  Studentship,  the  Harkness  Scholarship,  the 
Clerk  Maxwell  Scholarship,  or  an  Isaac  Newton  Studentship. 

13.  A  Scholar  shall  not  be  capable  of  re-election. 

14.  The  unexpended  balance  of  the  income  for  each  year  shall  be 
placed  to  a  Reserve  Fund  from  which  the  Electors  may,  under  such  con- 
ditions as  they  think  fit,  make  a  grant  to  the  Scholar  to  assist  him  in 
prosecuting  his  research.  In  case  the  Reserve  Fund  at  any  time  exceed 
£250  the  excess  over  £250  shall  be  added  to  the  capital  of  the  Allen 
Scholarship  Fund. 

15.  The  Electors  may  report  to  the  Senate  from  time  to  time  as  they 
think  fit. 


1899 

R.  V.  Laurence,  Trin. 

1907 

J.  K.  Mozley,  Pemb. 

1900 

H.  A.  Wilson,  Trin. 

1908 

G.  R.  Mines,  Sid. 

1901 

J.  H.  A.  Hart.  Joh. 

1909 

J.  E.  S.  Green,  Pet. 

1902 

F.  N.  Hales,  Trin. 

1910 

R.  Whiddington,  Joh 

1903 

H.  W.  V.  Temperley,  King's. 
P.  Ilorton,  Joh. 

1911 

H.  F.  R.  Smith,  Joh. 

1904 

1912 

E.  H.  Neville,  Trin. 

1905 

E.  A.  Benians,  Joh. 

1913 

C.  A.  Storey,  Trin. 

1906 

P.  E.  B.  Jourdain,  Trin. 

SQUIRE  SCHOLARSHIPS  IN  LAW. 
In  1901  the  Trustees  under  the  will  of  Miss  Rebecca  Flower 
Squire  offered  a  portion  of  her  estate  for  the  foundation,  endow- 
ment and  support  of  Law  Scholarships  in  the  University  of 
Cambridge.  This  offer  was  accepted  by  Grace,  December  12, 
1901.  The  offer  of  the  Trustees  of  the  will  of  the  late  Rebecca 
Flower  Squire  to  found  and  endow  additional  Law  Scholarships 
in  the  University  of  Cambridge  was  accepted  by  Grace,  Decem- 
ber 10,  1903. 

j         1908    O.  Hughes-Jones,  Joh. 

I  L.  D.  Smith,  Joh. 

I         1909    G.  C.  Pratt,  Trin. 

F.  B.  Reece,  Joh. 

1910    H.  Hands,  Down. 

A.  P.  Bunt,  Joh. 
R.  D.  Scholfield. 

1912  E.  C.  Powell,  Joh. 

B.  J.  Surridg*,  Down. 

1913  H.  X.  Brown,  Trin.H. 
1).  E.  Oliver,  Trin.H. 

Note.    Whenever  there  is  an  omiBsion  of  a  year,  no  Scholar  was  elected,  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 


1902 

W.  R.  C.  Adcock,  Pet. 

1903 

A.  D.  S,  Rogers,  Cath. 

G.  T.  Rawnsley. 

H.  C.  Hunter,  Trin.H. 

1904 

H.  Darlow,  Down. 

1906 

K  Evans. 

R.  C.  Martin. 

1906 

H.  D.  E.  Elliott,  Sid. 

1907 

B.  T.  Vine,  Joh. 

J.  R.  Sowden,  Trin.  H 

G.  M.  Loly. 

CHARLES  OLDHAM  SCHOLARSHIPS.        841 

CHARLES  OLDHAM  SCHOLARSHIPS. 
In  1907,  Mr  Charles  James  Oldham  bequeathed  to  the 
University  the  sum  of  ^'5000  to  be  invested  by  and  in  the  joint 
names  of  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  two  other  members  of  the 
Senate.  The  income  arising  from  such  investments  to  be  applied 
to  the  founding  and  maintaining  of  one  annual  Prize  or  Scholar- 
ship in  the  Ancient  Classics,  Greek  and  Latin,  and  one  annual 
Prize  or  Scholarship  in  the  knowledge  of  William  Shakespeare's 
Works.     The  bequest  was  accepted  by  Grace,  February  14,  1907. 

CHARLES   OLDHAM  CLASSICAL  SCHOLARSHIP. 

1.  There  shall  be  established  a  Scholarship  to  be  called  the  "Charles 
Oldham  Classical  Scholarship." 

2.  Oue  moiety  of  the  net  annual  income  derived  from  the  Oldham 
Bequest  shall  be  paid  to  the  Charles  Oldham  Classical  Scholar. 

3.  The  election  of  a  Scholar  shall  take  place  before  the  end  of  the 
Easter  Term  on  a  day  to  be  appointed  by  the  Vice-Chancellor.  The  first 
election  shall  be  made  in  tlie  Easter  Term  of  1908. 

4.  The  electors  to  the  Scholarship  shall  be  the  Vice-Chancellor  and 
four  other  members  of  the  Senate  who  shall  be  appointed  by  Grace,  each 
to  hold  office  for  four  years,  on  the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for 
Classics  before  the  end  of  the  Michaelmas  Term.  In  the  first  instance  one 
of  the  four  appointed  electors  shall  be  appointed  for  four  years,  one  for 
three  years,  one  for  two  years,  and  one  for  one  year.  AU  subsequent 
appointments  shall  be  made  for  four  years.  If  any  of  the  four  appointed 
electors  shall  die,  resign,  or  become  incapable  of  acting,  another  person 
shall  be  appointed  in  like  manner  in  his  place  for  the  remainder  of  the  time 
for  which  he  was  appointed.  All  the  powers  of  the  electors  may  be  exer- 
cised by  a  majority  of  those  present  at  a  meeting  duly  summoned,  provided 
that  three  electors  at  least  be  present. 

*4.  (Temporary.)  The  first  appointment  of  electors  shall  be  made  as 
soon  as  possible  after  the  Regulations  have  been  approved  by  the  Senate. 
Of  the  four  members  of  the  Senate  so  appointed  one  shall  hold  office  till 
31  December,  1908,  the  second  till  31  December,  1909,  the  third  till 
31  December,  1910,  the  fourth  tiU  31  December,  1911. 

5.  The  Scholarship  shall  be  tenable  for  one  year,  but  a  Scholar  shall 
be  eligible  for  re-election  on  not  more  than  one  occasion. 

6.  The  electors  may  take  such  steps  as  they  may  think  fit  to  enquire 
into  the  qualifications  of  candidates ;  provided  that  the  Scholarship  shall 
not  be  awarded  on  the  result  of  a  competitive  examination. 

7.  Any  member  of  the  University  shall  be  eligible  or  re-eligible  for  the 
Scholarship  who  has  passed  some  final  examination  for  the  degree  of 
Bachelor  of  Arts  provided  that  before  the  term  in  which  the  election  is 
made  at  least  ten  and  not  more  than  sixteen  terms  shall  have  elapsed  since 
the  end  of  his  first  term  of  residence ;  provided  also  that  on  the  first  day 
of  January  preceding  the  election  he  shall  not  have  attained  the  age  of 
twenty-five  years.  Candidates  shall  send  in  their  names,  with  a  statement 
of  their  age  and  standing,  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  on  or  before  the  second 
Saturday  in  June  and  each  candidate  shall  at  the  time  of  sending  in  his 
name  submit  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  a  statement  concerning  the  course  of 
advanced  study  he  will  pursue  if  elected. 

8.  The  Scholar  shall  be  required  to  direct  himself  to  advanced  study 
in  connexion  with  some  classical  author  or  authors. 

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842      CHARLES  OLDHAM  SCHOLARSHIPS. 

0.  The  stipend  of  the  Scholar  shall  be  paid  in  advance  in  equal  half- 
yearly  payments  except  that  the  second  payment  shall  not  be  made  unless 
the  Scholar  by  a  report  of  his  work  made  to  the  electors  before  the  fifteenth 
day  of  December  shall  have  satisfied  them  that  he  is  fulfilling  the  object  of 
the  Scholarship.     He  shall  make  a  similar  report  at  the  end  of  his  tenure. 

10.  If  in  any  year  there  shall  be  in  the  opinion  of  the  electors  no  suit- 
able candidate  for  the  Scholarship,  no  election  shall  be  made  for  that  year 
and  the  stipend  of  the  vacant  scholarship  shall  be  paid  to  the  capital  of  the 
fund, 

1908  D.  S.  Robertson,  Trinity. 

1909  A.  S.  F.  Gow,  Trin. 

1910  A.  S.  F.  (iow,  Trin. 

1911  G.  G.  Morris,  Trin. 

1912  F.  W.  Raskins,  Trin. 

1913  J.  J.  Wiles,  Clare. 

CHARLES  OLDHAM  SHAKESPEARE  SCHOLARSHIP. 

1.  There  shall  be  established  a  Scholarship  to  be  called  the  "Charles 
Oldham  Shakespeare  Scholarship." 

2.  One  moiety  of  the  net  annual  income  derived  from  the  Oldham 
Bequest  shall,  subject  to  deduction  for  the  expenses  of  examination,  be 
paid  to  the  Scholar  in  equal  haK-yearly  payments,  the  first  payment  to  be 
made  in  the  Easter  Term  following  the  date  of  election. 

3.  The  Scholarship  shall  be  awarded  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  on  the 
result  of  an  examination  to  be  held  between  the  first  and  the  fifteenth  day 
of  October.  The  first  examination  shall  be  held  in  the  Michaelmas  Term 
of  3908. 

4.  The  Scholarship  shall  be  tenable  for  one  year;  a  Scholar  shall  not 
be  re-eligible. 

5.  The  Vice- Chancellor  shall  before  the  end  of  the  Easter  Term  give 
notice  of  the  days  of  examination  and  the  date  by  which  names  of  candi- 
dates must  be  sent  in.  The  names  of  candidates,  with  a  statement  of  their 
age  and  standing,  shall  be  sent  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  through  their  re- 
spective tutors. 

6.  The  Scholarship  shall  be  open  to  any  undergraduate  or  Bachelor 
designate  m  Arts  or  Law,  provided  that  at  the  time  of  the  examination  not 
more  than  nine  complete  terms  have  passed  after  the  term  in  which  he 
commenced  residence ;  provided  also  that  on  the  first  day  of  the  current 
year  he  shall  not  have  attained  the  age  of  twenty-five  years. 

7.  The  examination  shall  include  four  papers,  one  of  which  shall 
consist  of  subjects  for  an  Essay  or  Essays.  The  examiners  shall  be  at 
liberty,  if  they  think  fit,  to  examine  candidates  orally.  The  examination 
shall,  as  provided  by  the  terms  of  the  bequest,  be  directed  towards  testing 
the  candidates'  "knowledge  of  William  Shakespeare's  works." 

8.  The  examination  shall  be  conducted  and  the  award  made  by  two 
examiners  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate  and  elected  by  Grace  at 
the  first  Congregation  in  May.  Each  of  the  examiners  shall  receive  the 
sura  of  five  pounds  out  of  the  income  of  the  fund. 

8*.  The  first  appointment  of  examiners  shall  be  made  as  soon  as 
possible  after  the  Regulations  have  been  approved  by  the  Senate 

9.  H  in  any  year  there  shall  be  in  the  opinion  of  the  examiners  no 
suitable  candidates  for  the  Scholarship,  no  election  shall  be  made  in  that 
year,  and  the  stipend  of  the  vacant  Scholarship  shall  be  paid  to  the  capital 
of  the  fund. 

1908  T.  S.  Sterling,  Down. 

1909  R.  C.  Brooke,  King's, 

1910  R.  F.  Patterson,  .Joh. 

1911  W.  E.  Womersley,  Catli, 

1912  A.  L.  Attwater,  Pemb. 

Proxime  accesslt:  1909,  J.  Meek,  Trin. ;  1910,  F.  F.  L.  BirreU,  King's;  1912,  E.  A.  Peers,  Christ's. 
Honourably  mentioned:  1910,  S.  Groc«ck,  Queens' ;  W.  E,  Womersley,  Cath. 


TIARKS  GERMAN   SCHOLARSHIP.  843 

TIARKS   GERMAN   SCHOLARSHIP. 

In  1909  Mr  11.  F.  Tiarks  oflfered  to  the  University  the  sum  of 
j£5000  for  the  endowment  of  one  or  more  Scholarships  for  the 
encouragement  of  the  study  of  German  in  the  University.  The 
offer  was  accepted  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Nov.  11,  1909,  and  the 
following  Regulations  were  approved  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
May  26,  1910  : 

1.  The  amount  of  the  benefaction  of  Mr  Henry  F.  Tiarks  for  the 
endowment  of  one  or  more  scholarships  for  the  encouragement  of  the 
study  of  German  in  the  University,  together  with  any  additional  funds 
which  may  be  available,  shall  form  a  fund  to  be  called  the  Tiarks  German 
Scholarship  Fund. 

2.  The  administration  of  the  Fund  shall  be  entrusted  to  persons  called 
the  Electors.  The  Electors  shall  be  the  Vice- Chancellor,  the  Schi-oder 
Pi'ofessor  of  German,  and  three  persons  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate 
on  the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for  Medieval  and  Modern  Ijan- 
guages.  In  the  first  instance  one  of  the  three  Electors  nominated  by  the 
Board  shall  be  appointed  to  serve  until  31  December  1910,  one  until 
31  December  1911.  and  one  until  31  December  191'2.  All  subsequent 
appointments  shall  be  made  for  three  years.  If  any  Elector  so  appouited 
shall  die,  resign,  or  become  incapable  of  acting,  the  Board  shall  nominate 
some  other  person  to  be  appointed  Elector  in  his  place  for  the  remainder 
of  the  time  for  wliich  he  was  appointed.  All  the  powers  of  the  Electors 
may  be  exercised  by  a  majority  of  those  present  at  a  meeting  duly  sum- 
moned, provided  that  three  Electors  at  least  be  present.  No  Elector  shall 
have  more  than  one  vote,  except  that  the  Vice- Chancellor,  or  in  his 
absence  the  Elector  in  the  chair,  shall  have  a  casting  vote.  The  appoint- 
ment of  the  Electors  shall  be  made  at  a  Congregation  to  be  held  before  the 
end  of  full  term  in  the  Michaelmas  Term,  and  their  period  of  service  shall 
commence  on  the  first  day  of  January  after  the  date  of  their  appointment. 

3.  There  shall  be  established  a  Scholarship  to  be  called  the  Tiarks 
German  Scholarship,  and  it  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Scholar  to  devote 
himself  to  advanced  study  or  research  in  the  Language  or  Literature  of 
Germany,  under  the  direction  of  the  Schroder  Professor  of  German, 
according  to  a  scheme  to  be  approved  by  the  Electors. 

4.  The  election  of  the  Tiarks  Scholar  shall  be  made  annually  in  the 
Easter  Term. 

5.  The  Scholarship  shall  be  tenable  for  one  year  from  the  last  day  of 
the  Easter  Term  in  which  the  election  is  made.  Some  considerable 
portion,  to  be  determined  by  the  Electors,  of  the  period  of  tenure  shall  be 
spent  in  Germany  or  some  German  speaking  country ;  provided  that  the 
Electors  may  for  sufiicient  cause  relax  this  condition  in  special  cases. 

6.  A  Scholar  shall  be  eligible  for  re-election  on  not  more  than  one 
occasion. 

7.  Graduates  of  the  University  shall  be  eligible  for  the  Scholarship, 
pro\aded  that  not  more  than  seventeen  (or  in  the  case  of  re-election  not 
more  than  twenty)  complete  terms  have  elapsed  after  their  first  term  of 
residence. 

8.  Each  candidate  shall  send  to  the  Vice- Chancellor,  with  such  testi- 
monials or  such  other  evidence  of  their  qualifications  as  he  thinks  proper, 
a  statement  of  the  course  of  advanced  study  or  research  which  he  pro- 
poses to  undertake  if  elected. 

9.  The  Scholar  shall  be  elected  by  the  Electors,  who  may  take  such 
steps  as  they  may  think  fit  to  enquire  into  the  qualifications  of  candidates, 

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844  SMART   STUDENTSHIP. 

provided  that  the  Scholarship  shall  not  be  awarded  by  competitive  ex- 
amination. 

10.  The  stipend  of  the  Scholar  shall  be  £150  a  year,  or  such  smaller 
sum  as  the  Fund  shall  be  capable  of  providing.  It  shall  be  paid  to  tlie 
Scholar  in  two  equal  instalments,  the  first  on  the  15th  of  July  following 
his  election  and  the  second  on  the  15th  of  the  following  January,  provided 
that  at  the  time  of  the  second  payment  the  Scholar  satisfy  the  Electors 
that  he  is  diligently  carrying  out  the  proposed  course  of  study  or  research, 
or  some  other  course  which  may  have  been  substituted  for  it  with  their 
approval.  If  the  Electors  are  not  so  satisfied,  they  shall  have  power  to 
withhold  the  payment  of  the  second  instalment. 

11.  The  Scholar  shall  not  during  the  tenure  of  the  Scholarship 
systematically  follow  any  business  or  profession  or  engage  in  educational 
or  other  work  which  in  the  opinion  of  the  Electors  would  in  any  way 
interfere  with  his  course  of  research. 

12.  If  in  any  year  there  shall  be  in  the  opinion  of  the  Electors  no 
suitable  candidate  for  the  Scholarship,  no  election  shall  be  made  for  that 
year,  and  the  income  of  the  Scholarshij)  shall  be  placed  to  the  Reserve 
Fund  hereinafter  mentioned. 

13.  The  unexpended  balance  of  the  income  for  each  year  shall  be 
placed  to  a  Reserve  Fund  from  which  the  Electors  may,  under  such  con- 
ditions as  they  think  fit,  make  a  grant  to  the  Scholar  to  assist  him  in 
prosecuting  his  research.  In  case  the  Reserve  Fund  at  any  time  exceed 
£150  the  excess  over  £150  shall  be  added  to  the  capital  of  the  Tiarks 
German  Scholarship  Fund. 

14.  The  Electors  may  report  to  the  Senate  from  time  to  time  as  they 
think  fit,  and  shall  report  before  the  end  of  the  Easter  Term  1915  on  the 
working  of  the  foregoing  regulations. 

15.  The  Scholarship  shall  not  be  tenable  with  the  Allen  Scholarship. 

16.  These  Regulations  shall  be  subject  to  alteration  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate  provided  that  the  income  of  the  fund  shall  always  be  devoted  to 
the  endowment  of  one  or  more  Scholarships  for  the  encouragement  of  the 
study  of  German  in  the  University,  to  be  called  the  "Tiarks  German 
Scholarships." 

1910  G.  Waterhouse,  B.A.,  Joh. 

1911  H.  Cooper,  B.A.,  Joh. 

1912  H.  J.  Benoly,  B.A.,  Christ's. 

1913  N.  B.  Jopson,  B.A.,  Joh. 


SMART   STUDENTSHIP   IN   BOTANY. 
In  1904,  Mr  F.  G.  Smart,  M.A.,  M.B.,  of  Gonville  and  Caius 
College,  offered  to  establish  in  the  University  a  Fund  for  the 
endowment  of  a  Studentship  in  Botany.     The  offer  was  accepted, 
and  the  following  Regulations  approved  by  Grace,  June  9,  1904. 

1.  The  Studentship  shall  be  called  the  Frank  Smart  University 
Studentship  in  Botany,  and  shall  be  devoted  to  the  encouragement  of 
research  in  Botany. 

2.  The  value  of  the  Studentship  skall  be  £100  per  annum  or  such 
larger  or  smaller  annual  sum  as  the  Fund  may  produce. 

3.  Graduates  of  the  University  shall  be  eligible  for  the  Studentship, 
provided  that  not  more  than  fourteen  complete  terms  have  elapsed  after 
their  first  term  of  residence. 

4.  The  appointment  to  the  Studentship  shall  be  made  by  the  Vice- 
ChanceUor,  the  Master  of  Gonville  and  Caius  College,  and  the  Professor 
of  Botany. 

5.  TJie  successful  candidate  shall  devote  himself  to  research  in  Botany 
under  the  direction  of  the  Professor  of  Botany. 


GOEDON  WIGAN  FUND.  846 

6.  The  couditions  under  which  the  research  is  to  be  conducted,  and  the 
place  or  places  in  which  it  is  to  be  carried  on,  shall  be  determined  by  the 
Professor  of  Botany. 

7.  The  Studentship  shall  ordinarily  be  tenable  for  two  years,  upon  the 
condition  that  at  the  end  of  the  first  year  the  Professor  of  Botany  certify 
to  the  Vice- Chancellor  that  he  is  satisfied  that  the  Student  is  dihgently 
carrying  out  his  course  of  research.  The  Student  shall  in  special  cases  be 
eligible  for  re-appointment  for  a  third  year.  A  Student  may  be  appointed 
for  one  year  only. 

8.  Due  notice  that  an  appointment  is  to  be  made  shall  in  each  case  be 
given.  The  first  appointment  shall  be  made  in  July  1904,  and  subsequent 
appointments  shall  ordinarily  be  made  as  vacancies  arise. 

9.  During  any  vacancy  of  the  Studentship,  the  income  shall  be  added 
to  the  capital  of  the  Fund. 

9*.  No  member  of  Gonville  and  Caius  College  provided  that  he  is 
otherwise  qualified  shall  be  debarred  from  being  appointed  to  the  student- 
ship by  reason  of  his  having  held  or  at  the  time  of  his  election  holding  the 
Frank  Smart  Studentship  in  Botany  founded  in  the  aforenamed  College. 

10.  These  Kegulations,  except  Regulation  1,  shall  be  subject  to  altera- 
tion by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  but  in  the  lifetime  of  Mr  Francis  G.  Smart 
only  with  his  consent  in  writing,  and  so  always  that  the  principal  object  of 
the  Fund,  namely,  the  encouragement  of  research  in  Botany,  shall  be 
maintained. 

1904  A.  M.  Smith,  B.A.,  Emm. 

1906  D.  Thoday,  B.A.,  Triu. 

1908  S.  Maugham,  B.A.,  Emm. 

1910  R.  H.  Compton,  B.A.,  Caius. 

1911  S.  R.  Price,  B.A.,  Clare. 
1913  F.  Kidd,  B.A.,  Joh. 


GORDON  WIGAN  FUND. 
A  sum  of  money,  amounting  in  value  to  upwards  of  ^9000, 
bequeathed  by  the  late  Gordon  Taylor  Bentinck  Wigan,  M.A., 
of  Trinity  College,  for  the  purpose  of  promoting  and  encouraging 
scientific  education  or  research,  or  scientific  education  and  re- 
search in  the  University  of  Cambridge,  was  in  1904  transferred 
to  the  University ;  and  the  following  Regulations  for  the  admini- 
stration of  the  bequest  were  approved  by  Grace  of  16  Feb.  1905  :- 

THE   GOKDON  WIGAN  FUND. 

1.  The  sum  bequeathed  to  the  University  by  the  late  Gordon  Taylor 
Bentinck  Wigan,  M.A.,  of  Trinity  College,  shall  form  a  Fund  to  be  called 
the  Gordon  Wigan  Fund. 

2.  The  capital  of  the  Gordon  Wigan  Fund  shall  be  invested  in  the 
names  of  the  Chancellor,  Masters  and  Scholars  of  the  University  of 
Cambridge,  in  such  manner  as  the  Financial  Board  may  from  time  to  time 
direct. 

3.  The  annual  income  of  the  Gordon  Wigan  Fund  shall  be  appUed  for 
the  purpose  of  promoting  and  encouraging  scientific  education  or  research 
or  scientific  education  and  research  in  the  University  of  Cambridge  as  to 
one  moiety  thereof  (hereinafter  referred  to  as  the  Gordon  Wigan  Income 
for  Physics  and  Chemistry)  in  such  manner  as  the  Special  Board  for 
Physics  and  Chemistry  may  from  time  to  time  determine,  and  as  to  the 
other  moiety  (hereinafter  referred  to  as  the  Gordon  Wigan  Income  for 
Biology  and  Geology)  in  such  manner  as  the  Special  Board  for  Biology 
and  Geology  may  from  time  to  time  determine. 


846  WILKIN   STUDENTSHIP. 

4.  The  accounts  of  the  Gordon  Wigan  Fund  shall  be  prepared  annually 
by  the  Financial  Board  and  be  audited  and  published  with  the  University 
accounts. 

THE  GORDAN  WIGAN   INCOME  FOR  PHYSICS  AND 
CHEMISTRY. 

5.  No  portion  of  the  Gordon  AVigan  Income  for  Physics  and  Chemistry 
shall  be  applied  to  a  specified  purpose  for  a  longer  period  than  five  years, 
but  if  such  application  is  made  for  five  years  or  a  shorter  period  it  may  at 
the  expiration  of  such  period  be  renewed  for  a  further  period  or  periods, 
provided  that  such  renewed  periods  shall  in  no  case  exceed  five  years  each. 

If  any  portion  of  this  Income  be  unexpended  in  any  year  it  shall  be 
carried  forward.  Any  portion  of  the  balance  carried  forward  may  be 
invested  by  the  Financial  Board,  with  the  consent  of  the  Special  Board 
for  Physics  and  Chemistry. 

The  Special  Board  for  Physics  and  Chemistry  shall  report  to  the  Senate 
annually  in  the  Lent  Term  shewing  the  manner  in  which  the  Income  has 
been  applied  during  the  preceding  civil  year. 

THE  GORDON  WIGAN  INCOME  FOR  BIOLOGY  AND 
GEOLOGY. 

6.  No  portion  of  the  Gordon  Wigan  Income  for  Biology  and  Geology 
shall  be  applied  to  a  specified  purpose  for  a  longer  period  than  five  years, 
but  if  such  application  is  made  for  five  years  or  a  shorter  period  it  may  at 
the  expiration  of  such  period  be  renewed  for  a  further  period  or  periods, 
provided  that  such  renewed  periods  shall  in  no  case  exceed  five  years  each. 

If  any  portion  of  this  Income  be  unexpended  in  any  year  it  shall  be 
carried  forward.  Any  portion  of  the  balance  carried  forward  may  be 
invested  by  the  Financial  Board  with  the  consent  of  the  Special  Board 
for  Biology  and  Geology. 

The  Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology  shall  report  to  the  Senate 
annually  in  the  Lent  Term  shewing  the  manner  in  which  the  Income  has 
been  applied  during  the  preceding  civil  year. 

7.  The  foregoing  regulations  shall  be  subject  to  alteration  by  Ordinance 
provided  that  the  regulations  shall  always  be  in  accordance  with  the  pro- 
visions of  Mr  Wigan 's  will. 

ANTHONY   WILKIN   STUDENTSHIP. 

Ill  1905,  Mr  Frederick  Wilkin  offered  to  found  a  Studentship 
in  Ethnology  and  Archaeology  in  memory  of  his  son,  Mr  Anthony 
Wilkin,  B.A.,  late  of  King's  College.  This  offer  was  accepted  by 
Grace  of  8  June  1905,  and  the  following  Regulations  approved  : — 

1.  The  Studentship  shall  be  called  the  Anthony  Wilkin  Studentship  in 
Ethnology  and  Archaeology,  and  shall  be  devoted  to  the  encouragement  of 
research  in  these  subjects. 

2.  The  endowment  and  all  other  monies  or  lands,  which  may  hereafter 
be  added  to  it,  shall  be  vested  in  the  Chancellor,  Masters,  and  Scholars  of 
the  University  of  Cambridge. 

3.  The  income  of  the  endowment  shall  be  allowed  to  accrue  from  time 
to  time  until  the  fund  shall  amount  to  not  less  than  £200. 

4.  Subject  to  the  preceding  regulation  a  Student  shall  be  appointed  as 
often  as  the  Board  think  fit,  provided  that  a  candidate  of  sufficient  merit 
shall  present  himself. 

5.  Members  of  the  University  shall  be  eligible  for  the  Studentship, 
preference  being  given  ceteris  paribus  to  candidates  under  the  standing 
of  Master  of  Arts. 


FREDEEICK  JAMES  QUICK  FUND.  847 

6.  The  appointment  to  the  Studentship  shall  be  made  by  the  Board  of 
Anthropological  Studies. 

7.  The  Student  shall  devote  himself  to  research  in  Ethnology  or 
Archa-'ology  under  the  direction  of  the  ex-o(ficio  members  of  the  Board  of 
Anthropological  Studies,  Avho  shall  determine  the  conditions  under  which 
the  research  is  to  be  conducted,  and  the  place  or  places  in  which  it  is  to  be 
carried  on. 

8.  The  stipend  of  the  Student  shall  be  paid  in  two  equal  instalments, 
the  first  within  one  month  of  his  election,  and  the  second  six  months  after 
the  first,  provided  that  at  the  time  of  the  second  payment  the  ex-officio 
members  of  the  Board  are  satisfied  that  the  Student  is  dihgently  carrying 
out  his  course  of  research.  If  the  ex-officio  members  of  the  Board  are  not 
so  satisfied,  they  shall  have  power  to  withhold  the  payment  of  the  second 
instalment. 

9.  In  any  books,  papers,  or  publications  in  wliich  the  Student  may 
pubhsh  the  results  of  the  investigations  carried  on  during  his  tenure  of 
the  Studentship,  he  shall  style  himself  "Anthony  Wilkin  Student." 

10.  These  Regulations,  except  Regulation  1,  shall  be  subject  to  altera- 
tion by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  but  in  the  lifetime  of  Mr  Frederick  Wilkin 
only  with  his  consent  in  writing,  and  so  always  that  the  principal  object 
of  the  Fund,  namely,  the  encouragement  of  research  in  Ethnology  and 
Archaeology  shall  be  maintained. 

11.  The  first  Studentship  shall  be  offered  in  1906. 

1906    A.  R.  Brown,  B.A,,  Trin. 
1909    A.  R.  Brown,  M.A.,  Trin. 


FREDERICK  JAMES   QUICK  FUND. 

Frederick  James  Quick  by  his  Will  left  his  residuary  Estate 
and  the  Income  thereof  upon  Trust  for  the  University  of  Cam- 
bridge as  a  permanent  fund  for  the  promotion  of  Study  and 
Research  in  the  Sciences  of  Vegetable  and  Animal  Biology. 

By  Grace  of  the  Senate,  May  10,  1906,  the  following  scheme 
was  adopted : — 

1.  The  Fund  shaU  be  called  the  Frederick  James  Quick  Fund,  and  the 
income  thereof  shall  be  devoted  to  the  promotion  of  study  and  research  in 
the  sciences  of  vegetable  and  animal  biology. 

2.  The  Fund  shall  consist  of  the  residuary  estate  of  the  late  Frederick 
James  Quick  (hereinafter  called  the  Founder)  bequeathed  by  him  to  the 
University  of  Cambridge  for  the  purpose  hereuibefore  described  and  of  any 
other  monies  from  time  to  time  invested  by  the  Financial  Board  pursuant 
to  the  powers  hereinafter  mentioned. 

3.  The  Chancellor,  Masters  and  Scholars  of  the  University  shall  be 
the  persons  authorised  to  hold  and  administer  the  principal  of  the  Fund 
and  the  receipt  or  receipts  of  the  Vice- Chancellor  of  the  University  shall 
be  a  good  discharge  to  the  Trustees  of  the  will  of  the  Founder  for  all 
monies  therein  acknowledged  to  be  received. 

4.  The  administration  of  the  income  of  the  Fund  shall  be  entrusted  to 
a  Board  of  Managers  consisting  of  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  six  Members 
of  the  Senate  appointed  by  Grace,  three  on  the  nomination  of  the  Council 
of  the  Senate  and  three  on  the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for 
Biology  and  Geology.  The  Managers  appointed  by  Grace  shall  hold  office 
for  six  years,  but,  of  the  six  first  appointed  one  shall  be  appointed  until 
31  December  1911   only,  one  until   31  December  1910  only,  one  until 


848  FREDERICK  JAMES  QUICK   FUND. 

31  December  1909  only,  one  until  31  December  1908  only,  one  until 
31  December  1907  only,  and  one  until  31  December  1906  only,  and  on  the 
occurrence  of  a  vacancy  amongst  such  Members  by  the  expiration  of  tlie 
time  of  tenure  a  new  Manager  to  l)o  nominated  by  the  Body  which 
nominated  his  predecessor  in  office  shall  be  appointed  by  Grace.  A  re- 
tiring Manager  shall  be  eligible  for  reappointment. 

In  case  of  a  vacancy  occurring  amongst  such  Managers  from  any  other 
cause  than  the  expiration  of  the  time  of  tenure,  a  new  Manager  shall  be 
appointed  as  before  provided  to  fill  the  vacant  place.  He  shall  be  nomin- 
ated b}^  the  body  which  nominated  the  person  whose  substitute  he  is  and 
under  the  same  conditions,  and  he  shall  continue  a  member  of  the  Board 
of  Managers  as  long  as  the  person  whose  substitute  he  is  would  have  con- 
tinued. 

5.  No  resolution  of  the  Managers  shall  be  valid  unless  approved  by  at 
least  four  Managers  at  a  meeting  to  which  all  the  Managers  have  been 
summoned. 

6.  The  income  of  the  Fund  shall  from  time  to  time  as  and  when 
received  be  paid  to  the  Financial  Board  and  placed  to  a  separate  account. 
Payments  from  this  account  shall  be  made  as  hereinafter  provided.  State- 
ments shewing  the  receipts  and  payments  and  the  securities  of  which  the 
fund  consists  shall  be  published  annually  in  the  University  accounts. 

7.  There  shall  be  established  in  the  University  a  Professorship  under 
the  provisions  of  Statute  B,  Chap,  vi.  Sect.  6. 

The  holder  of  this  Professorship  shall  be  called  the  Quick  Professor  of 
Biology. 

The  stipend  attached  to  the  Professorship  shall  be  nine-tenths  of  the 
income  of  the  Fund,  provided  always  that  if  in  any  year  nine-tenths  of  the 
income  of  the  fimd  shall  exceed  the  sum  of  £1000  the  Professor's  stipend 
shall  be  £1000  and  no  more,  and  provided  further  that  if  in  any  year  the 
Professor  shall  hold  a  Fellowship  or  Headship  in  any  College  of  the 
University  his  stipend  as  such  Professor  shall  not  exceed  £800. 

The  Professorship  shall  not  be  tenable  for  more  than  three  years 
without  a  fresh  election  open  to  all  candidates  including  the  prior  holder 
thereof. 

8.  The  Quick  Professorship  shall  be  subject  to  the  following  regu- 
lations. 

(1)  Unless  and  until  the  Senate  shall  otherwise  determine  under  the 
provisions  of  regulation  11  hereinafter  contained,  it  shall  be  the  duty  of 
the  Professor  to  devote  himself  to  the  study  of  the  Protozoa,  especially 
such  as  cause  disease,  and  generally  to  promote  that  branch  of  science  by 
research  and  by  the  superintendence  of  a  laboratory  and  otherwise.  He 
shall  not  be  required  to  give  lectures  in  more  than  one  University 
Term  in  each  year,  when  he  shall  set  forth  the  result  of  researches  carried 
out  in  his  Laboratory  and  elsewhere.  He  shall  make  an  annual  rejiort  to 
the  Board  of  Managers  of  the  work  done  and  of  the  discoveries  and 
advances  made  in  the  knowledge  of  Protozoa  in  the  Laboratory  together 
with  a  list  of  the  papers  on  the  subject  written  by  himself  or  his  pupils 
and  published  in  any  journal  or  otherwise. 

(2)  The  Special  Board  to  which  the  Professor  shall  be  assigned 
shall  be  the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology. 

(3)  The  Professor  shall  also  be  ex  officio  a  Member  of  the  Special 
Board  for  Medicine. 

(4)  The  Professorship  shall  not  be  tenable  with  any  other  Professor- 
ship, Keadership  or  Lectureship  in  the  University  or  elsewhere. 

(5)  The  Election  of  the  Professor  shall  rest  with  the  Board  of 
Managers  hereinbefore  mentioned. 


G.  C.  WAER  SCflOLAKSHIP.  84& 

(6)  On  the  occurrence  of  a  vacancy  in  the  Professorship  the  election 
shall  be  governed  by  sections  7,  8,  9,  10,  11,  12  of  Chapter  ix  of  Statute  B, 
the  Board  of  Managers  being  taken  to  be  the  Board  mentioned  in  those 
sections. 

(7)  Subject  to  the  provisions  hereof  the  Professorship  shall  be 
governed  by,  and  the  Professor  shall  comply  with  the  provisions  of, 
Statute  B,  Chapter  xi  for  the  Residence  and  Duties  of  Professors  and 
Readers,  so  far  as  such  provisions  are  not  inconsistent  with  anything 
herein  contained. 

9.  The  income  of  the  fund  shall  be  applied  from  time  to  time  as 
follows : 

(i)  Nine-tenths  of  the  income  in  each  year  or  such  smaller  sum  as 
may  be  required  shall  be  applied  to  the  payment  of  the  Quick  Professor  of 
Biology. 

(ii)  The  balance  of  tlie  income  in  each  year  shall  be  placed  at  the 
disposal  of  the  Quick  Professor  of  Biology  to  be  used  in  providing  assist- 
ance and  in  the  general  maintenance  of  his  laboratory,  but  so  that  not 
more  than  £300  shall  in  any  year  be  applied  or  expended  under  this 
Section. 

(iii)  Subject  to  the  provisions  of  the  Founder's  will  the  remainder 
(if  any)  of  the  income  in  each  year  shall  be  devoted,  as  the  Managers  shall 
from  time  to  time  direct,  to  the  furtherance  of  original  Biological  in- 
vestigations conducted  under  the  control  of  the  Managers,  and  to  the 
support  and  development  of  the  study  of  vegetable  and  animal  biology 
either  by  contributions  towards  the  stipends  of  existing  teaching  posts  or 
by  the  establishment  of  new  teaching  posts. 

(iv)  If  in  any  year  any  portion  of  the  income  be  not  expended,  it 
shall  be  carried  to  a  reserve  fund,  from  which  grants  may  be  made  for  the 
same  purposes  as  is  provided  by  the  last  preceding  regulation  or  which 
may  be  invested  as  provided  in  the  next  following  regulation. 

(v)  Any  portion  of  the  Fund,  and  any  such  reserve  fund  or  any 
portion  of  it,  may  on  the  recommendation  of  the  Board  of  Managers  be 
from  time  to  time  invested  by  the  Financial  Board  in  the  name  of  the 
Chancellor,  Masters  and  Scholars  of  the  University  in  such  manner  as  the 
Financial  Board  shall  think  fit  provided  that  such  funds  shaU  always  be 
invested  in  some  or  one  of  the  securities  authorised  by  law  for  the  invest- 
ment of  trust  funds. 

10.  No  office  or  appointment  the  income  of  which  shall  be  provided 
by  means  of  the  Fund  shall  be  tenable  by  the  same  person  for  more  than 
three  years  without  a  fresh  election  open  to  all  candidates  including  the 
prior  holder  thereof. 

11.  These  regulations  except  1,  2,  7,  10  and  11  shall,  at  any  time 
after  twelve  years  from  the  date  of  the  election  of  the  first  Quick  Pro- 
fessor, be  subject  to  alteration  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  on  the  recom- 
mendation of  the  Board  of  Managers,  provided  that  in  all  cases  the  main 
object  of  the  Fund,  namely  the  promotion  of  study  and  research  in  the 
sciences  of  vegetable  and  animal  biology  shall  be  adhered  to. 


G.  C.  WARR  SCHOLARSHIP. 

Mrs  C.  E.  Warr  bequeathed  ^5000  for  the  founding  of  a  Fellow- 
ship or  Scholarship  for  Classical  Research,  By  Grace  of  the 
Senate,  June  17, 1909,  the  following  Regulations  for  the  Scholar- 
ship were  adopted : — 

1.  There  shall  be  established  a  Scholarship  for  Classical  Research  to 
be  called  the  George  C.  Warr  Scholarship. 

36—5 


860  G.  C.  WARR  SCHOLARSHIP. 

2.  Before  the  end  of  the  Easter  Term  1911  and  in  the  same  term  in 
every  alternate  year  thereafter  until  the  Senate  shall  otherwise  determine, 
the  election  of  a  scholar  shall  take  place  on  a  day  appointed  by  the  Vice- 
Chancellor;  provided  that,  so  long  as  Regulation  9  for  the  Prendergast 
Studentship  remains  unaltered,  the  George  C.  Warr  Scholarship  shall  not 
be  awarded  in  any  year  in  Avhich  the  Electors  to  the  Prendergast  Student- 
ship give  notice  that  they  are  prepared  to  receive  applications  from 
candidates. 

3.  The  Electors  to  the  Scholarship  shall  be  the  Electors  to  the  Charles 
Oldham  Classical  Scholarship  who  shall  henceforward  be  called  the 
Electors  to  the  Charles  Oldham  Classical  Scholarship  and  to  the  George 
C.  Warr  Scholarship. 

4.  The  Scholarship  shall  be  tenable  for  one  year,  but  a  Scholar  shall 
be  eligible  for  re-election. 

5.  The  Electors  may  take  such  steps  as  they  may  think  fit  to  enquire 
into  the  qualifications  of  candidates ;  provided  that  the  Scholarship  shall 
not  be  awarded  on  the  result  of  a  competitive  examination. 

6.  Any  member  of  the  University  shall  be  eligible  or  re-eligible  for  the 
Scholarship  who  has  passed  some  final  examination  or  other  test  for  the 
degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts ;  provided  that  before  the  term  in  which  the 
election  is  made  at  least  ten  and  not  more  than  sixteen  terms  shall  have 
elapsed  since  the  end  of  his  first  term  of  residence.  Candidates  shall  send 
in  their  names,  with  a  statement  of  their  age  and  standing,  to  the  Vice- 
Chancellor  on  or  before  the  second  Saturday  in  June  and  each  candidate 
shall  at  the  time  of  sending  in  his  name  submit  to  the  Vice- Chancellor 
a  statement  concenung  the  course  of  classical  research  which  he  will 
pursue  if  elected. 

7.  The  stipend  of  the  Scholar  shall  be  two  hundred  pounds,  pi'ovided 
that  the  income  of  the  fund  in  the  preceding  two  years  amounts  to  that 
sum,  or,  if  the  income  of  the  fund  in  the  preceding  two  years  does  not 
amount  to  that  sum,  such  smaller  sum  as  may  have  accrued  during  those 
two  years.  It  shall  be  paid  in  advance  in  equal  half-yearly  payments 
except  that  the  second  payment  shall  not  be  made  unless  the  Scholar  by  a 
report  of  his  work  made  to  the  Electors  before  the  fifteenth  day  of  December 
shall  have  satisfied  them  that  he  is  fulfilling  the  object  of  the  Scholarship. 
He  shall  make  a  similar  report  at  the  end  of  his  tenure. 

8.  If  the  income  of  the  fund  for  the  two  years  preceding  the  election 
of  a  Scholar  shall  exceed  two  hundred  pounds,  the  amount  by  which  such 
income  exceeds  two  hundred  pounds  shall  be  paid  to  a  Reserve  Fund  from 
which  grants  may  be  made  by  the  Electors  in  furtherance  of  study  or 
research,  or  any  necessary  expenses  may  be  defrayed  which  may  be 
incurred  in  ascertaining  the  qualifications  of  a  candidate.  Any  portion 
of  the  Reserve  Fund  may  on  the  recommendation  of  the  Electors  be 
invested  and  added  to  the  capital  of  the  Fund. 

9.  If  in  any  year  there  shall  be  in  the  opinion  of  the  Electors  no 
suitable  candidate  for  the  Scholarship,  no  election  shall  be  made  for  that 
year  and  the  stipend  of  the  vacant  Scholarship  shall  be  paid  to  the 
Reserve  Fund. 

10.  The  Scholarship  shall  not  be  tenable  with  the  Allen  Scholarship, 
the  Craven  Studentship,  the  Prendergast  Studentship,  or  the  Charles 
Oldham  Classical  Scholarship. 

11.  These  Regulations,  except  Regulation  1,  shall  be  subject  to 
alteration  by  Grace  of  the  Senate. 

1911    G.  E.  K.  Braunholtz,  Emm. 
1913    C.  A.  Scutt,  B.  A.,  Clare. 


MICHAEL  F0ST1;R  KESEARCH  STUDENTSHIP.         851 

MICHAEL   FOSTER   RESEARCH   STUDENTSHIP 

IN    PHYSIOLOGY. 
Founded  by  Dr  Jainieson  B.  Hurry  of  St  John's  College  in  1912. 
The  Regulations  for  the  Michael  Foster  Research  Studentship 
are  as  follows  (Grace  of  March  2,  1912) : 

I.  The  Studentship  shall  be  called  the  Michael  Foster  Studentship 
in  Physiology,  and  shall  be  devoted  to  the  encouragement  of  research  in 
Physiology. 

•2.  The  Studentship  shall  be  tenable  for  one  year,  and  be  awarded 
every  other  year.     The  first  election  shall  be  made  in  the  year  1913. 

3.  The  Student  shall  i-eceive  two  years'  mcome  of  the  Fund. 

4.  Any  member  of  the  University  shall  be  eligible  for  the  Studentship 
who  has  been  admitted  to  the  title  of  Bachelor  designate  in  Arts,  but  is 
not  of  standing  to  incept  in  Arts. 

5.  The  electors  shall  be  the  Professor  of  Physiology  and  two  other 
members  of  the  Senate  appointed  by  Grace,  one  on  the  nomination  of  the 
Council  of  the  Senate  and  one  on  the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for 
Biology  and  Geology.  The  first  appointments  shall  be  made  in  the  Easter 
Term  of  191'2,  the  person  nominated  by  the  Council  of  the  Senate  to  hold 
office  for  four  years  and  the  person  nominated  by  the  Special  Board  for 
Biology  and  Geology  to  hold  office  for  two  years.  All  subsequent  appoint- 
ments shall  be  made  for  four  years.  If  either  of  the  two  appointed  electors 
shall  die,  resign,  or  become  incapable  of  acting,  another  person  shall  be 

'appointed  in  like  manner  in  his  place  for  the  remainder  of  the  time  for 
which  he  was  appointed. 

6.  Notice  that  an  election  is  to  take  place  shall  be  given  by  the 
electors  not  later  than  the  division  of  the  Easter  Term  preceding  the 
election. 

7.  Candidates  shall  be  required  to  send  in  their  applications  to  the 
Professor  of  Physiology  before  the  end  of  June,  with  a  statement  of  the 
coui'se  of  research  which  they  propose  to  undertake. 

8.  A  Meeting  for  the  election  of  the  Student  shall  be  held  as  early  as 
practicable  in  July. 

9.  If  in  any  year  no  election  is  made  at  the  meeting  called  for  the 
purpose  of  electing  a  student,  the  income  for  one  year  shall  be  added  to 
the  capital  of  the  fund.  The  next  election  shall  be  held  in  July  of  the 
following  year,  and  subsequent  elections  in  alternate  years  reckoning 
from  that  date. 

10.  The  electors,  hi  electing  to  the  Studentship,  shall  have  regard 
chiefly  to  the  promise  of  power  to  carry  on  original  research. 

II.  The  Student  shall  carry  on  his  research  in  Cambridge,  unless  he 
shall  receive  permission  from  the  electors  to  work  elsewhere. 

12.  The  Student  shall  be  paid  in  quarterly  payments,  the  first 
payment  being  made  on  his  election,  but  the  electors  shall  have  power  to 
withhold  any  payment  or  payments  after  the  first,  if  they  are  of  opinion 
that  the  Student  is  not  diligently  carrying  out  his  course  of  research. 

13.  During  any  vacancy  of  the  Studentship,  the  income  shall  be  added 
4o  the  capital  of  the  Fund. 

14.  The  Studentship  shall  not  be  tenable  with  any  other  Scliolarship 
or  Studentship  awarded  by  the  University. 

15.  These  Kegulations,  except  Kegulation  1,  shall  be  subject  to 
alteration  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  but  during  the  lifetime  of  Dr  J.  B. 
Hurry,  of  St  John's  College,  the  founder  of  the  Studentship,  only  with  his 
consent,  and  so  always  that  the  principal  object  of  the  Fund,  namely  the 
encouragement  of  research  in  Physiology  shall  be  maintained. 

1913    J.  II.  Burn,  B.A.,  Emm. 


862  EXHIBITIONS. 

THE  SHEEPSHANKS  ASTRONOMICAL  EXHIBITION., 

The  representatives  of  the  late  Rev.  Richard  Sheepshanks, 
M.A.,  Fellow  of  Trinity  College,  founded  in  1858  an  Exhibition  to 
be  given  to  that  Undergraduate  of  the  University,  elected  by  the 
Master  and  Seniors  of  Trinity  College,  who  should  be  found,  upon 
notice  of  competition  publicly  given,  and  examination  held  by  thera 
or  by  persons  appointed  by  them,  to  be  best  versed  in  Astronomy, 
theoretical  and  practical. 

The  person  elected  is  to  become  a  Student  of  Trinity  College  and 
to  retain  the  Exhibition  for  three  years,  on  condition  that  he  shall 
keep  by  residence  every  University  term  of  that  time,  except  so  far 
as  he  may  be  excused  by  express  permission  of  the  Council. 

The  Exhibition  is  the  interest  of  £1666.  13*.  4d.  three  per  cent, 
consols. 


1859  J.  Stirling,  Trin. 

1861  T.  Barker,  Trin. 

1864  Hon.  J.  W.  Strutt,  Trin. 

1866  C.  Niven,  Trin. 

1868  J.  Hopkinson,  Trin. 

1871  H.  Lamb,  Trin. 

1874  T.  C.  Lewis,  Trin.   1  ^ 

J.  W.  Lord.  Trin.    }^«- 
1877  J.  E.  A.  Steggall,  Trin. 
1879  J.  J.  Thomson,  Trin. 
1882  H.  H.  Turner,  Trin. 


1888  F.  W.  Dyson,  Trin.  \  ^^ 
G.  T.  Walker,  Trin.J^^- 

1891  P.  H.  Cowell.  Trin. 

1894  E.  T.  Wliittaker,  Trin. 

1897  C.  M.  Martin. Jones,  Trin. 
A.  H.  Pocock,  Trin. 

1901  J.  C.  M.  Ganiett,  Trin. 

1903  P.  E.  Marrack,  Trin. 

1907  H.  K.  Shaw,  Trin. 

1911  J.  Jackson,  Trin. 

1912  J.  Jackson,  Trin. 


\^q. 


Highly  recommended  :  1894,  A,  R.  Hinka,  Trin. ;  1907,  S.  Brodetsky,  Trin. ;  G.  N.  Watson,  Trin. 
J.  R.  Wilton,  Trin. 


BENDALL  SANSKRIT   EXHIBITION. 

Founded  by  the  late  Professor  Bendall  in  1912. 
The  following  regulations  were  sanctioned  by  Grace,  Novem- 
ber 22,  1912: 

1.  That  an  Exhibition,  to  be  called  the  Bendall  Sanskrit 
Exhibition,  be  offered  for  competition  in  each  year. 

2.  That  the  income  of  the  Bendall  bequest,  less  any  sum 
expended  in  examining  the  candidates,  be  awarded  to  the  select 
candidate. 

3.  That  the  examination  consist  of  the  first  and  second 
papers  in  the  Sanskrit  part  of  the  Oriental  Languages  Tripos, 
Section  I.,  and  that  the  Examiners  in  Sanskrit  for  the  Tripos 
shall  award  the  Exhibition.  If  in  any  year  there  be  no  examin- 
ation for  the  Tripos,  an  examiner  shall  be  nominated  by  the 
Special  Board  for  Oriental  Studies  and  appointed  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate  before  the  end  of  the  Lent  term  of  that  year. 

4.  The  Exhibition  shall  be  open  to  members  of  the  Univer- 
sity (other  than  those  who  have  been  admitted  as  Research 


EXHIBITIONS.  863 

Students),  provided  that  twelve  complete  terms  shall  not  have 
passed  after  the  first  term  which  they  have  kept  by  residence  (or 
more  than  fifteen  terms  in  the  case  of  students  who  are  qualified 
to  become  candidates  for  the  Oriental  Languages  Tripos  in 
their  fifth  year). 

5.  The  names  of  candidates  shall  be  sent  to  the  Registrary 
by  the  Tutors  of  their  Colleges  (either  directly  or  through  the 
Praelectors)  before  the  end  of  the  Michaelmas  Term  preceding 
the  Examination.  Bach  candidate  shall  be  required  to  produce 
evidence  which  shall  satisfy  the  Professor  of  Sanskrit  that  he 
possesses  a  competent  knowledge  of  Latin  and  Greek. 

6.  Anyone  who  has  been  elected  an  exhibitioner  may  again 
be  a  candidate  and  may  be  re-elected  on  one  occasion  only, 
provided  that  he  has  continued  the  study  of  Sanskrit  in  the 
University,  and  that  he  is  not  of  more  than  fifteen  terms' 
standing. 

7.  If  no  award  be  made  in  any  year,  the  income  of  the 
bequest  shall  be  added  to  the  capital  of  the  fund. 

8.  The  Examiners  in  Sanskrit  for  the  Oriental  Languages 
Tripos,  or  the  Examiner  appointed  instead,  shall  receive  out 
of  the  bequest  such  remuneration  as  the  Special  Board  for 
Oriental  Studies  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice-Chancellor  shall 
determine. 

1913.    N.  P.  Jopson,  Joh. 


PRIZES. 

EXAMINATION    PRIZES. 


CHANCELLOR'S  CLASSICAL  MEDALS. 
These  prizes  were  instituted  in  1751,  by  his  Grace  Thomas 
Holies,  Duke  of  Newcastle,  and  have  been  continued  by  sueceed- 
infj;  Chancellors.  They  are  two  gold  medals.  Until  1871  inclusive, 
Candidates  were  required  to  be  commencing  Bachelors  of  Arts, 
who  had  obtained  a  place  among  the  Senior  Optimes  at  least. 
The  following  are  now  the  Regulations  : 

1.  That  an  Undergraduate  or  Bachelor  Designate  in  Arts  may  be  a 
candidate  for  a  Chancellor's  Medal  in  any  year  if,  at  the  end  of  the 
Examination  for  the  Chancellor's  Medals,  he  shall  have  entered  upon  his 
tenth  term  at  least,  having  previously  kept  nine  terms;  provided  that  not 
more  than  ten  terms  shall  have  passed  after  the  first  of  the  said  nine 
terms;  and  no  student  of  a  different  standing  shall  be  allowed  to  be  a 
candidate  unless  he  shall  have  obtained  permission  from  the  Council  of  the 
Senate.  No  student  who  has  presented  himself  as  a  candidate  in  any  year 
shall  be  allowed  to  offer  himself  on  any  other  occasion. 

2.  That  the  Examiners  for  the  Chancellor's  Medals  shall  be  the  Vice- 
Chancellor,  the  Regius  Professor  of  Greek,  the  Professor  of  Latin,  and  the 
Public  Orator,  tog-ether  with  two  Members  of  the  Senate  appointed  by  Grace 
of  the  Senate  at  the  first  Congregation  in  November  in  every  year  to  examine 
for  the  University  Scholarships  and  for  the  Chancellor's  Medals.  Provided 
that,  in  the  event  of  any  of  the  permanent  ex  officio  electors  desiring:  in  any 
year  for  due  cause  to  be  approved  by  the  Special  Board  for  Classics  to  be 
relieved  of  the  duty  of  examining,  he  shall  nominate  a  deputy  to  be  approved 
by  the  Board  and  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  and  shall  pay  to  such 
deputy  the  same  sum  as  that  which  is  paid  to  the  other  Examiners  appointed 
by  Grace  of  the  Senate.  Provided  further  that  in  any  year  the  Vice- 
Chancellor  may  nominate  a  deputy  to  be  approved  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  ; 
and  that  such  deputy  be  paid  out  of  the  University  Chest  the  same  sum  as 
that  paid  to  the  other  Examiners  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate. 

3.  That  the  Examination  shall  beg-in  seven  days  before  the  first  day  of 
full  term  in  the  Lent  Term. 

4.  That  the  Examiners  shall  have  power  to  give  to  the  candidates  for 
the  Chancellor's  Medals  the  same  papers  as  are  given  to  the  candidates  for 
the  University  Scholarship  or  Scholarships,  or  different  papers,  or  partly 
the  same  papers  and  partly  different  papers. 

5.  That  each  of  the  Examiners  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate 
shall  receive  from  the  University  Chest  fifteen  pounds  for  each  year  during 
which  he  is  an  Examiner. 


1752  F.  Maseres,  Clare. 
B.  Porteus,  Christ's. 

1753  W.  Craven,  John's. 
J.  Pilgrim,  John's. 

1754  S.  Hallifax,  Jesus. 
H.  Elmsall,  John's 

J  735  E.  Apthorp,  Jesus. 
T.  Castley,  Jesus. 

1756  J.  Webster,  Corpus. 
E.  Impey,  Trinity. 

1757  C.  Marsh,  Trinity. 
J.  Johnson,  Clare. 

1758  R.  Beadon,  John's. 
W.  Kerrich,  Catharine. 

1759  J.  Hawes,  Jesus. 

J.  Cowper,  Corpus. 


1760  W.  Tighe,  John's. 
S.  Drake,  Caius. 

1761  W.  Post,  Queens'. 

R.  Maddison,  Peter's. 

1762  J   Pemberton,  Pemb. 
H.  Whitfield,  Pemb. 

1763  J.  Williamson,  Trinity. 
A.  W.  Byam,  Sidney. 

1764  J.  Lambert,  Trinity. 
W.  C.  Unwin,  Christ's. 

1765  G.  Travis,  John's. 

R.  Shipperdson,  Trin. 

1766  J.  Law,  Christ's. 

J.  Milner,  Catharine. 

1767  R.  Raikes,  John's. 
W.Pearce,  John's. 


1768  R.  Hey,  Magdalene. 

B.  Ferrior,  Queens'. 

1769  R.  Ward,  Trinity. 
W.  Jones,  Peter  s. 

1770  S.  Prime,  John's. 
W.  Smith,  John's. 

1771  E.  Law,  Peter's. 

T.  Bromley,  John's 

1772  H.  Bedford,  John's. 
M.  Field,  Pembroke. 

1773  J.  J.  Brundish,  Caius. 
R.  Wharton,  Pemb. 

1774  A. Fitz-Herbert,  John's 
J.  B.  Scale,  Christ's, 

1775  T.  Hall,  John's. 

C.  Hewitt,  Caius. 


EXAMINATION  PRIZES. 


855 


1776  S.  Forster,  Jolm's. 
G.  Wakefield,  Jesms. 

1777  J-  Baynes,  Trinity. 
T.  Hughes,  John's. 

1778  H.  Bankes,  Trin.  Hall. 
J.  Six,  Trinity. 

177»  J.  Lens,  John's. 

E.  Christian,  John's. 

1780  T.  Gisborne,  John's. 
J.  Morgan,  Trinity. 

1781  G.  Law,  Queens'. 
R.  Pedley,  John's. 

1782  R.  Person,  Trinity. 
B.  E.  Sparke,  Pemb. 

1783  R.  Heslop,  Sidney. 

B.  Newton,  Jesus. 

1784  J.  Tunstall,  Christ's. 
G.  Gordon,  John's. 

1785  H.  Lloyd,  Trinity. 
G.  Whitehead,  Jesus. 

1786  R.Ramsden,  Trinity. 
R.  Leyeester,  Trinity. 

1787  J.  Raine,  Trinity. 

C.  Chevallier,  Pemb. 

1788  H.  J.  Hinchllffe,  Trin. 
W.  Heberden,  John's. 

1789  J.  Heys,  Trinity. 

B.  Evans,  Pembroke. 

1790  F.  Wrangham,Trin.H. 
J.  Tweddell,  Trinity 

1791  T.  Miller,  Trinity. 

A.  W.  TroUope,  Pemb. 

1792  E.  Maltby,  Pembroke 
W.  Cooper,  John's. 

1793  C.  Heberden,  John's. 
T.  G.  Taylor,  Trinity. 

1794  J.  Don  caster,  Christ  s. 
W.  Taddy,  John's. 

1795  G.  Caldwell,  Jesus. 
H.  Holland,  John's. 

1796  S.  Butler,  John's. 
John  D'Oyly,  Corpus. 

1797  W.  Selwyn,  Trinity. 

C.  Leigh,  Christ's. 

1798  W.  Frere,  Trinity. 
R.  Parry,  Trinity. 

1799  N.  C.  Tindal,  Trinity. 

B.  Frere,  Trinitv. 
18fH)  C.  W.  Le  Bas,  trinity. 

L.  Shadwell,  John's. 

1801  C.  Grant,  Magdalene. 
R.  Grant,  Magdalene. 

1802  S.  M.  Phillips,  Sidney. 
R.  Palgrave,  John's. 

1803  J.  Parke,  Trinity. 
0.  J.  Hoare,  John's. 

1804  J.  Kay e,  Christ's. 

J.  H.  Monk,  Trinity. 

1805  W.  Longley,  John's. 
W.  G.  Cautley,  Pemb. 

1806  T.  Mitchell,  Pemb. 

J.  D.  Hustler,  Trinity. 

1807  J.  K.  Miller,  Trinity. 
J.  Goodrich,  Trinity. 

1808  C.  J.  Blomfield,  Trin. 
R.  Ward,  Trinity. 

1809  E.  H.  Alderson,  Caius. 
J.Standley,  Caius. 

1810  T.  S.  Brandreth,  Trin. 
G.  Hodson,  Trinity. 

1811  E.V.  Blomfield,  Caius. 
R.  W.  Evans,  Trinity. 


1812  T.  S.  Gosset,  Trinity. 
C.  Neale,  John's. 

1813  J.  Scholefield.Trinity. 
T.  Robinson,  Trinity. 

1814  G.  Millett,  Trinity. 
H.  V.  Elliott,  Trinity. 

1815  G.  Waddington,  Trin. 
W.  Owen,  John's. 

1816  J.  Graham,  Chr.  i    ~ 
M.Lawson,Mag.  i  ^'^• 

IHI7  H.J.  Rose,  Trinity. 
E.  Gambler,  Trinity. 

1818  C.  Thirlwall,  Trinity. 
G.  Stainforth,  Trinity. 

1819  T.  Thorp,  Trinity. 
A.  M.  Wale,  John's. 

1820  H.  Waddington, Trin.) 
T.  P.  Piatt,  Trin.  h 

1821  A.  OUivant,  Trinity. 
W.  H.  F.  Talbot,  Trin. 

1822  G.  Long,  Trinity. 
H.  Maiden,  Trinity. 

1823  F.  Field,  Trin.  (  „ 
T.  Crick,  Joh.  I  ^'^• 

1824  F.  Malkin,  Trinity. 
W.  Barham,  Trinity. 

1825  J.  F.  Isaacson,  John's. 
R.  Williamson,  Trin. 

1826  T.  Stratton,  Trinity. 
John  Hodgson,  Trin. 

1827  B.H.Kennedy, John's. 
V.  F.  Hovenden,  Trin. 

1828  W.  Selwyn,  John's. 
T.  W.  Peile,  Trinity. 

1829  W.  A.  Soames,  Trin. 
W.  Martin,  John's. 

1830  C.  Wordsworth,  Trin. 
T.  Hen.  Steel,  Trin. 

1831  J.  W.  Blakesley,  Trin. 
W.  H.  Hoare,  John's. 

1832  E.L.Lushington,Trin. 
W.H.Thompson,  Trin. 

1833  E.  H.  Bunbury,  Trin. 
J.  Hildyard,  Christ's. 

1834  T.  K.  Selwyn,  Trinity. 
W.  Forsyth,  Trinity. 

1835  H.Goulburn,  Trinity. 
E.  Howes,  Trinity. 

1836  W.  A.  Osborne,  Trin. 
J.  S.  Mansfield,  Trin. 

1837  T.  Whytehead,  John's. 
W.G.Humphry,  Trin. 

1838C.J.Vaughan,  Tr.  j  ^ 
LordLyttekon,  Tr.  I  li^ 

1839  A.  S.  Eddis,  Trinity. 
J.  G.  Maitland,  Trin. 

1840  A.  C.  Gooden,  Trinity, 
W.  S.  Wood,  John's. 

1842  H.  A.  J.  Munro,  Trin. 
B  Shaw,  Trinity. 

1843  E.  H.  Giftord,  John's. 
G.  Druce,  Peter's. 

1844  H.  J.  S.  Maine,  Pemb. 
W.  G.  Clark,  Trinity. 

1845  F.  Rendall,  Trinity. 
T.  F.  Knox,  Trinity. 

1846  F.  Lushington,  Trin. 
H.  Hallam,  Trinity. 

1847  C.  Evans,  Trinity. 

A.  A.  Vansittart,  Trin. 

1848  C.  B.  Scott,  Trinity. 

B.  F.Westcott.Trin. 


1849  H.  E.  Rowe,  Trin.      1 
W.H.  Waddington  ,Tr.  J 
;1850  C.  Schreiber,  Trinity. 
I  W.  J.  Beamont,Trin. 

1851  J.B.  Lightfoot,  Trin. 

G.  Burn,  Trinity. 
18.52  E.  W.  Benson,  Trin. 
E.  Macnaghten,  Trin. 

1853  L.  Craven,  Trinity. 
E.  A.  Scott,  Trinity. 

1854  F.  V.  Hawkins,  Trin. 
S.  H.  Burbury,  Joh. 

1855  E.G.  Hancock,  Joh. 
'          W.  J.  Rees,  Joh. 

18.')6  E.  L.  Brown,  Trinity. 

i  T.  B.  Rowe,  John's. 

,;.  1857  J.  R.  Seeley,  Christ's. 
«  F.  T.  Piatt,  Trinity. 

1858  E.  C.Clark,  Trinity.  - 
:        A.  W.  Potts,  John's. 

1859  H.  Sidgwick,  Trin. 

J.  W.  Longmire,  Joh. 

11860   F.  C.  Hodgson,  )     . 

King's.  >  jS- 

I  J.  Peile,  Christ's.  )  ^ 

1861  E.A.Abbott,  John's. 
D.C.Richmond, Peter's 

1862  J,  R.Mozley,Kg's,i  *• 
W.K.Wilson,Trin.  j^ 

1 1863  A.  Sidgwick,  Trin. 
1864  H.W.  Mozley,  King's. 
I  A.  R.  Vardy,  Trin. 

1 1865  R.  Whitelaw,  Trin. 
B.  E.  Hammond,  Trin. 

11866  P.  V.  Smith,  King's. 

i  A.  E.  Humphreys,  Tr. 

1867  F.  Pollock,  Trinity. 

[  F.H.B.  Daniell,  Trin. 

1868  J.  H.  Taylor,  Trin. 
W.L.Hetherington,T 

1869  J.  S.  Reid,  Christ's. 
R.  K.  Rod  well,  Emm. 

11870  E.  B.  Birks,  Trin.  )  o- 
E.  W.  South,  Trin.  11^ 

[1871  J.  G.  Fawcus,  Trin.' 
R.  Appleton,  Trin. 

1872  R.D.  Archer- Hind,Tr. 
J.  H.  Pratt,  Trin. 

;i873iS.H.Butcher,Trin.)  . 
T.  E.  Page,  Joh.  ^ 
A.W.Verrall,Trin.\^ 

j  1874  W.  Leaf,  Trin.  1  ^^ 
F.H.Rawlins,  King's)^ 

1875  A.  G.  Peskett,  Magd. 
J.  Gow,  Trin. 

1876  H.  Wace.Joh. 

!  J.  P.  Postgate,  Trin. 

jl877  J.E.C.Welldon,King's 
I  G.  Chawner,  King's. 

11878  A.  H.Cooke,  King's. 
W.  W.  English.  Joh. 

1879  H.  R.  Tottenham, 

Trin. 
E.  V.  Arnold,  Trin. 

1880  G.  M.  Ed  wards,  Tr.  1 

I  R.  St  John  Parry,  ( rg* 

Trin.  )  *S 

1 1881  H.  C.  Goodhart,  Trin. 
I  Joseph  A.  Robinson, 
!  Christ's. 

i  1882  T.  G.  Tucker,  Joh. 
I  W.  Wyse,  Trin. 


)l 


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866 


EXAMINATION 


1883  W.  R.  Inge,  King's. 
W.  E.  Barker,  Trin. 

1884  J.  Adam,  Caius. 

S.  M.  Leathes,  Trin. 

1885  H.  V.  Macnaghten,  Tr. 
J.  Strachan,  Pemb. 

1886  M.  R.  James,  King's. 
H.  B.  Smith,  Trin. 

1887  C.  Williams,  Trin. 
J.  L.  A.  Paton,  J  oh. 

1888  L.  G.  B.J.Ford,  King's. 
N.  K.  Stephen,  Trin. 

1889  E.  J.  Brooks,  Joh.     |  &• 
W.  Loring,  King's.  J^ 

1890  E.  Abbott,  Caius. 

H.  B.  Walters,  King's. 

1891  A.  B.  Cook,  Trin. 

T.  A.  Bertram,  Caius. 

1892  T.  R.  Glover,  Joh. 
W.  C.  Summers,  Joh. 

1893  1.  G.  M.  Buck,  Caius. 


1894  1. 

2. 

1896  1. 

2. 

1896  J. 
L 

1897  A 
F. 

1898  1. 
2. 

1899  1. 

1900  1. 
2. 

1901  1. 
2. 

1902  1. 
2. 

1903  1. 

1904  l! 


T,  M.  Taylor,  Caius. 

J.  H.  Stamp,  Trin. 

E.  II.  Marsh,  Trin. 

A.U.NightingalcTr. 
,  A.  Nairn,  Trin. 
.  D.  Barnett,  Trin. 
.  E.  Bernays,  Tr.  |  <». 
.M.  Cornford,Tr.if^ 

A.  W.  Mair,  Caius. 
G.  C.  Armstrong,  Tr 
J.  Toplis,  Trin. 

E.  Harrison,  Trin. 
R.  K.  Gaye,  Trin. 

F.  H.  Marshall,  Em. 
T.  G.  Johnson,  Jes. 
W.  Rennie,  Trin. 
J.  E.  C.  Jukes,  Pem. 
R.  C.  Richards,  Tr. 

G.  Norwood,  Joh. 

J.T.Sheppard,Kg's. 

F.  C.  Greene,  Pemb. 


1905  1.  K,  J.  Freeman,  Tr. 
2,  F.  A.  II.  Atkey,)   . 

Pemb.f^ 
C.  E.  Stuart,  Tr. )  ^ 

1906  2,  P.  R,  Dale, Trin. I    . 

R.  L.  G.  ButUr;  ^3- 
Trin.l  * 

1907  1.  H.MattinKlv,  Caius. 
2.  A.  D.  Knox,  King's. 

1908  1.  D.S.  Robertson,  Tr. 
2.  E.  G.  Selwvn,  Kj^'s, 

1909  F.E.  Adcnck,Kg's.)  ?- 
R.  Hackforth,  Tr.  f  ^ 

1911  1.  J.  R.  M.  Butler,  Tr. 
2.  H.  E.  Foster,  Trin. 

1912  1.  F.W.lIaskins.Trin. 

1913  1.  A.  W.  St  Clair 

Tisdall,  Trin. 
2.  J.  J.  Wiles,  Clare. 


Proxime  accessit,  or  nearly  equal  to  successful  Candidates,  1^0,  E.  C.  Perry,  King's:  1882,  J.C. 
Moss,  Joh.;  1886,  A.  F.  Hort,  Trin.;  1892,  R.  J.  G.  Mayor,  King's;  1898,  J  F.  Dobson,  Trin.;  1900, 
A.  E.  A.  W.  Smyth,  Trin.  ;  1907,  J.  Fraser,  Trin. 

Deserving  of  honourable  mention,  1883,  M.  S.  Dimsdale,  King's;  A.  Macnamara,  Triu.i  A.  C. 
Pearson.  Christ's;  1884,  E.  A.  Gardner,  Caiue,  S.  A.  T.  Uowlatt.  Kind's ;  1885,  E.  von  B.  Ben»ly,Trin., 
F.  Dames-Longworth,  Tiin.,  M.  J.  Kendall,  Trin.,  H.  F.  W.  Tatham,  Trin.;  1886,  A.  F.  Hort,  Trin., 
J.  A.  Kempthome.  Trin.,  L.  Whibley,  Pemb. ;  1902,  R.  McG.  Dawltins,  Emm.;  1903,  W.  B  Anderson, 
Trin.,  S.  A.  Sydney-Turner,  Trin.;  1908,  A.  Y.  Campbell,  Joh.;  1909,  W.  H.  Dulie,  Jesus,  A.  S.  F.  Gow, 
Tr. ;  1911,  G.  G.  Morris,  Trin. 

Distinguished  and  highly  distinguished,  1887,  R.  S.  Conway,  Caius,  C.  M.  KnatchbuU-Hugessen, 
King's,  N.  Wedrt,  King's;  1888,  A.  L.  Brown,  Trin.;  1889,  A.  R.  F.  Hyslop,  Kmg's,  F.  W,  Thomas, 
Trin.;  1890,  G.  Middleton,  Emm.,  E.  E.  Sikes,  Joh.;  1891,  G.  A.  Davits,  Trin.,  E.  H.  Miles,  King's, 
R.  A.  Nicholson,  Trin.,  H.  Rackham,  Christ's;  1892,  T.  Llewellyn  Duvies,  Trin.,  H.  J.  Edwards, 
Trin.,  R.  J.  6.  Mayor,  King's;  1895,  F  B.  Malim,  Triu.;  1896,  6.  E.  Moire,  Trin.;  1898  H.  F.  Carlill, 
Trin.;  1900,  E.  J.  Turner,  Trin. 

Note :— Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Medals  were  ai^udged. 

MORAL  PhTlOSOPHY  PRIZES. 

The  late  Dr  Whewell,  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy,  with  the 
approval  of  the  University,  offered  two  Prizes  of  Fifteen  pounds 
each,  to  be  given  every  year,  so  long  as  he  held  the  Professor- 
ship, to  the  two  persons  who  should  shew  the  greatest  proficiency 
in  Moral  Philosophy  in  the  Examination  for  the  Moral  Sciences 
Tripos,  provided  that,  in  the  judgment  of  the  Examiners,  they  pos- 
sessed sufficient  merit. 

1851  F.  J.  A.  Hort,  Trinity. 
A.  Wilson,  Trinity. 

Also  he  offered  a  Prize  of  Twenty  Pounds,  to  be  given  every 
year,  for  the  years  1852 — 1855,  to  the  person  who  should  shew  the 
greatest  proficiency  in  Moral  Philosophy,  in  the  Middle  Bachelors' 
Moral  Sciences  Tripos  Examination,  appointed  to  commence  in 
1852,  provided  that  in  the  judgment  of  the  Examiners  he  pos- 
sessed sufficient  merit. 

1852. 


Middle  Bachelors. 
G.  M.  Gorham,  Trin. 


A.  A.  Ellis,  Trin.  ) 

L.  B.  Seeley,  Trin.  VMq: 

J.Sharpe,  Jesus.    ) 


G.  W.  Mounsey,  Trin. 


C.  M.  Kennedy,  Caius. 


1853. 


1854. 


1855. 


Commencing  Bachelors, 
J.  B,  Heard,  Caius. 
P.  A.  Smith,  Trin. 


T.  Scott,  Caius. 
J.  Ramsay,  Trin. 


H.  T.  Braithwaite,  Clare. 
A.  W.  Pearson,  Pemb. 


PEIZES.  867 

CHANCELLOR'S  MEDAL  FOR  LEGAL  STUDIES. 

His  Royal  Highness  the  Prince  Consort,  late  Chancellor  of  the 
University,  gave  annually  a  gold  medal  for  the  encouragement 
of  Legal  Studies  in  the  University.  The  Prize  was  continued  by 
the  succeeding  Chancellor  until  1885,  after  which  date  the  medal 
is  given  as  "The  Chancellor's  Medal  for  the  Encouragement  of 
the  Stuiiv  of  English  Law"  (see  below). 


1857  H.  Shield,  B.A.  Jesus. 
IHoH  R.  H.  Manley,  B.A.  Clare. 
18.59  J.  S.  Williams,  B.A.  Trin. 

1860  D.  P.  Pennethoine.  B.A.  Trin.  Hall. 

1861  L.  T.  Baines,  B.L.  Trin. 

1862  A.  Freeman,  B.A.  Joh. 

1863  M.  C.  Buszard,  B.A.  Trin. 

1864  H.  N.  Mozley,  B.A.  King's. 

1865  R.  Swan,  B.L.  Trin.  Hall 

1866  B.  Walker,  B  A.  Trin.  Hall. 

1867  J.  W.  Willis-Bund,  B.A.  Caius. 

1868  J.  G,  Wood,  B.A.  Emmanuel. 
Pioxime  aucessit,  or  nearly  equal  to  successful  Cimdldates,  1859,  H.  Ludlow,  Joh.,  D.  P.  Penne- 

thorne,  Trin.H.,  H.  Smith,  Trin. ;  188.5,  H.  Fraser,  IJ..A.,  Trin.  H. 
Deserving  of  special  commendation,  1857,  E.  W.  Stocl<,  Joh. 
Note :— Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Medal  was  adjudged. 


1869  V.  I   Chamberlain,  B.A.  Queens', 

1871  C.  V.  Childe,  B.A.  Corpus. 

1872  J.  H.  Moxon,  B.A.,  B.L.,  Trin. 

1873  J.  A.  Foote,  B.A.  Joh. 

1874  E.  H.  S.Nugent,  B.A.  Trin. 

1875  C.  S,  Kenny,  LL.B.  Down. 
Ih77  H.  Bond,  B.A.  Trin.  Hall. 
1879  P.  M.  Laurence,  B.A.  Corpus. 
1881  VV.  P.  Schreiner,  Down. 
1S82  D.  L.  Harris,  Down. 

1885  W.  W.  Buckland,  Caius. 


CHANCELLOR'S  MEDAL  FOR  THE  ENCOURAGE- 
MENT OF  THE  STUDY  OF  ENGLISH  LAW. 
By  Grace  Dec.  11,  1885,  "The  Chancellor's  Medal  for  Legal 
Studies"  is,  after  the  Examination  in  1885,  called  "The  Chan- 
cellor's Medal  for  the  Encouragement  of  the  Study  of  English 
Law."     The  following  are  the  Regulations  : 

1.  The  Prize  shall  be  awarded,  by  the  Examiners  for  the  Law 
Tripos,  to  the  candidate  who  shall  be  most  distinguished  in  the 
second  part  of  the  Examination  for  the  Law  Tripos  so  far  as  the 
.same  relates  to  EnglisVi  Law.  Provided  that  such  prize  shall  not 
necessarily  be  awarded  in  each  year  but  only  in  cases  of  ex- 
ceptional merit. 

2.  The  Examination  for  the  Prize  shall  be  open  to  all 
Candidates  for  honours  in  the  second  part  of  the  Law  Tripos 
of  the  current  year;  to  all  Students  who,  having  passed  the 
examinations  entitling  to  admission  to  the  title  of  Bachelor 
designate  in  Arts  or  Law,  are  not  of  sufficient  standing  to  be 
created  Masters  of  Arts  or  Law;  to  all  Students  who,  having 
taken  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  jure  natalium,  are  not  of 
sufficient  standing  to  be  created  Masters  of  Arts ;  and  to  all 
Students  in  Medicine  of  not  more  than  seven  years'  standing 
since  matriculation,  who  shall  have  passed  the  examinations  for 
the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Medicine. 

3.  No  person,  who  has  gained  the  Prize,  shall  be  admitted  as 
a  candidate  for  it  a  second  time. 

1886    E.  .Jenks,  King's.  1896    A.  F.  Topham,  Queens'. 

1888    W.  J.  Whittaker.  1897    J.  E.  R.  de  Villiers,  .Joli. 

1892    A.  H.  Chaytor,  Clare.  1  1900    W.  G.  Brown,  Trin. 

1895    G.  G.  Baily,  .Joh.  1  ;-^^  1906    R.  Burrows,  Trin.  IL 

N.  .J.  de  Wet        J  ^*-  I 

Note  : — Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Medal  was  adjudged. 


858  EXAMINATION 

CARUS  GREEK  TESTAMENT  PRIZES. 

Several  friends  of  the  Rev.  William  Carus,  M.A.,  Canon  of 
Winchester,  and  late  Senior  Fellow  of  Trinity  College,  desirous  of 
testifying  their  regard  to  Mr  Carus,  raised  a  Fund  amounting  to 
£500,  3  per  Cent.  Consols ;  which  they  offered  to  the  University  for 
the  purpose  of  founding  a  yearly  Prize  or  Prizes  for  the  encourage- 
ment of  the  accurate  Study  of  the  Greek  Testament.  This  was 
accepted  hy  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Feb.  2,  1853. 

Mr  Carus  gave  to  the  University  the  sum  of  £500,  3  per  cent. 
Consols,  accepted  by  Grace,  May  25,  1853,  to  augment  the  Prize 
Fund. 

A  Member  of  Trinity  College  oflfered  in  1894  the  sum  of  £100 
to  augment  the  Prize  Fund.  Accepted  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
February  1,  1894. 

The  following  are  the  Regulations : 

1.  That  there  shall  be  two  yearly  Prizes,  to  be  called  The  Carus  Greek 
Testament  Prizes. 

2.  That  one  of  the  Prizes  be  open  to  any  student  who  is  an  Under- 
graduate or  Bachelor  designate  in  Arts  or  Law,  provided  that  at  the  time 
of  the  examination  not  more  than  nine  complete  Terms  have  passed  after 
the  Term  in  which  he  commenced  residence. 

3.  That  the  other  Prize  be  open  to  any  student  who  is  a  Bachelor 
designate  or  a  Bachelor  in  Art?,  Law,  Surgery,  or  Medicine,  provided  that 
at  the  time  of  the  examination  not  fewer  than  ten  complete  Terms,  nor  more 
than  seventeen  complete  Terms,  have  passed  after  the  Term  in  which  he 
commenced  residence, 

4.  That  the  net  proceeds  of  the  Fund,  after  the  Examiners  have  been 
paid,  shall  be  divided  into  two  equal  parts  (one  for  each  Prize)  to  be  laid  out 
in  standard  Theological  Books,  the  successful  Candidates  being  allowed  to 
choosetheBooks,  subject  to  the  approval  of  the  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity. 

5.  That  one  Examiner,  who  shall  be  a  Member  of  the  Senate,  shall  be 
nominated  in  every  year  by  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Professors  of  Divinity, 
and  the  Regius  Professor  of  Greek,  to  hold  office  for  two  years,  and  that 
his  name  shall  be  proposed  to  the  Senate  for  election  before  the  division  of  the 
Lent  Term. 

6.  That,  whenever  a  vacancy  may  occur,  anew  Examiner  shall  be  nomi- 
nated and  elected  in  a  similar  manner. 

7.  That  each  Examiner  shall  receive  five  pounds  yearly  out  of  the  pro- 
ceeds of  the  Fund. 

8.  That  the  Examination  for  the  Bachelors'  Prize  and  for  the  Under- 
graduates' Prize  shall  both  take  place  on  the  Thursday  after  the  8th  of 
November  in  each  year. 

9.  That  the  Candidates  shall  be  required  to  send  in  their  names  to  the 
Examiners  at  least  a  week  before  the  day  on  whicii  they  are  to  be  examined. 

10.  That  each  Examination  shall  consist  of  two  printed  papers,  and 
shall  be  concluded  in  one  day. 

11.  That  the  Examinations  shall  embrace  Translation  and  Questions 
upon  the  Criticism  and  Interpretation  of  the  Greek  Testament. 

12.  That  a  successful  Candidate  shall  not  be  a  second  time  elecietl  to 
receive  the  same  Prize. 


PRIZES. 


859 


JEq. 


Bachelors'  Prize. 

1854  A.  A.  Ellis,  Trin. 

1855  G.  F.  Maclear,  Trin. 

1856  H.  E.  Gedge,  Caius. 
W.  H.  B.  Proby,  Trin. 

1857  W.J.  Rees,  Joh. 
18.58  W.  H.  Barlow,  Joh. 

1859  W.  S.  Smith,  Trin. 

1860  H.  M.Luckock,  Jesus. 

1861  H.Bothamley,Trin. 

1862  R.  Sinker,  Trin. 

1863  W.J.  Josiing,  Christ's. 

1865  J.  S.  Pater,  Trin. 

1866  W.  H.  Rowiandson, Corpus  >   a,., 
H.  D.  M.Spenee, Corpus.    (  ^^• 

1867  H.  S.  Gedge,  Cath. 

1868  J.  E.  Fox,  Christ's. 

18(J9  H.  M.  Gwatkin,  Joh.        1  ^^ 
J.  H.  Honeyburne,  Cath.}^^' 

1870  F.  Watson,  Joh. 

1871  W.  A.  Hayne,  Trin.      |  „„ 
A.  J.  Worlledge,  Caius.  j ^9- 

1872  A.  C.  Jennings,  Jesus. 
W.S.Wood.  Joh. 


mq. 


W.  Streane,  Emman 
H.  Prior,  Pemb. 
W.  E.  Body,  Joh. 
Wallis,  Caius. 
R.  Eden,  Pemb. 
E.  Ryle,  King's. 
.  E.  Smyth,  Kmg's. 
R.  llarmer,  King'.s. 
O.  F.  Murray,  Trin. 
R.  Banton,  Jes. 
H.  Robinson,  Trin. 
W.  Blenkin,  Trin. 
Westcott,  Pemb. 
Nairne,  Jes. 
R  Brooke,  King's.)  ^.^_ 
Foxley,  Joh.  /  ^^^ 

M.  Knight,  Pemb. 
V.  Valentine-Richards,  Chr. 
Smith,  Joh. 
M.  Barnard,  Christ's. 
Robinson,  Christ's.^  a^ 
H.  Srawley,  Caius.  j       '' 
N.  Thomas,  Pemb. 


JEq. 


1874 

1875 
1876 

1877 
1878 
1879 
1880 

1881 
1882 
1883 
1884 
1885 

1886 

1887 


1890 
1891 
1892 

1893 


1894,  T.  W.  Crafer,  Jesus. 
lags'  C.  F.  Andrews,  Pemb. 

1896  B.  H.  Bosanquet,  King's. 

1897  W.  L.  E.  Parsons,  Pemb. 

1898  C.  E.  Garrad,  Jesus. 

1899  C.  T.  Wood,  Pemb. 

1900  C.  Elsee,  Joli. 

H.  C.  O.  Lanchester,  Pemb. 

1901  C.  West-Watson,  Emman. 

1902  S.  C.  Carpenter,  Caius. 

1903  W.  K.  L.  Clarke,  Jes.) 


E.  A.  Edghill,  King's., 


Jiq. 


1904  T.  A.  Nock,  Pemb. 

1905  J.  R.  Darbvshire,  Flmm. 

1906  D.  C.  Woodhouse,  Clare. 

1908  F.  S.  Marsh,  Selwyn. 


Mq. 


Mq. 


\2Eq. 


2Eq. 


■lEq. 


Undergraduates'  Prize. 

1854  G.  F.  Maclear,  Trin. 

1855  G.  F.  Hitchcock,  Trm.l„ 
H.  B.  Swete,  Caius.       / ^ 

18.56  E.  E.  Bowen,  Trin. 

1857  E.  Bell,  Trin.  )  „^ 
W.  S.  Smith,  Trin.  J '*'^- 

1858  H.  J.  Matthew,  Trin. 
18.59  W.  J.  Josiing, Christ's. 

1860  R.  C.  W.  Raban,  Emman 
R.  Sinker.  Trin. 

1861  G.Austen.  Joh. 

1862  H.C.  G.  Moule,Trin. 
H.  D.  M.  Spence,  Corpus. 

1863  P.  V.  Smith,  King's 
A.  R.  Vardy,  Trin. 

1864  G.F.  Saxby.Trin. 

1865  H.  M.  Gwatkin,  Joh.  1 
T.  H.  Shaw,  Clare. 

1866  J.  E.  Fox,  Christ's. 

1867  D.  B.  Lees,  Trin. 

1868  E.B.  Birks,  Trin.      ' 

1869  A.  Foster,  Joh.  )  „ 
A.  C.  Jennings,  Jesus.  )  ^^" 

1870  A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  Trin. 

1871  A.  S.  Stokes,  Joh. 

1872  E.  C.  Selwyn,  King's. 

1873  J.  E.  C.  Welldon,  Kings. 
A.  L.  Williams,  Jesus. 

1874  F.  Wallis,  Caius. 

1875  H.E.  Ryle,  King's. 

1876  A.  E.  Meredith,  Trin. 

1877  A.  W.  Robinson,  Jesus. 

1878  F.  H.  Colson,  Joh. 

1879  W.  R.  Roberts,  King's. 

1880  John  Alfred  Robinson,  Christ's. 

1881  W.  li.  Bennett,  Joh. 
H.  W.  Wallis,  Caius. 

1882  M.  R.  James,  King's. 

1883  C.  H.  Robinson,  Trin. 

1884  H.  H.  B.  Ayles,  Joh. 
A.  E.  Brooke,  King's. 

1885  E.  W.  Brooks,  King's. 

1886  F.  C.  Burkitt,  Trin. 

1887  A.  R.  F.  Hyslop,  King's. 

1888  F.  Robinson,  Christ's. 

1889  A.  W.  Greenup,  Joh. 

1890  J.  C.  Todd,  Christ's. 

1891  J.  II.  Srawley,  Caius. 

1892  A.  H.  M«Neile,  Pemb. 

1893  C.  F.  Andrews,  Pemb.    )  ^ 
F.  Stephenson,  Christ's.)     ^* 

1894  W.  L.  E.  Parsons.  Pemb. 

1895  .1.  K.  Sopwith,  Emman. 

1896  C.  E.  Garrad,  Clare, 

1897  E.  J. Watson- Williams, Pemb.)  ::;. 
J.  R.  Wilford,  Christ's.  \'^ 

1898  R.  R.  Smith,  Selwyn. 

1899  H.  Bisseker,  Jesus. )   a,- 
R.  Talbot,  Emman.  i '*'^- 

1900  H.  G.  Wood,  Jesus. 

1901  R.  J.  Morrice,  Trin. 

1902  G.  B.  Ekanayake,  Selwvn. 

1903  C.J.Smith,  B. A.  desig.,Pemb. )    . 
H.  H.  Williams,  B.A.  desig.J^ 

Christ's. )  ^ 

1904  A.  E.  Talbot,  Emm. 

1905  F.  S.  Marsh,  Selwyn. 

1906  W.  R.  Garrad,  Clare. 

1907  L.  S.  Tliornton,  Emm. 

1908  R.  H.  Willey,  Caius. 


■lEq. 


^q. 


860  EXAMINATION 

Bachelors' Prize.  \  Undergraduates' Prize. 


1909  G.  A.  Chase,  Queens' 

F,  F.  (fledstone,  Job. 

1910  J.  W.  Ilunkin,  Caius. 

G.  B.  Redman,  Joh. 

1911  L.  K  Browne,  Sidney. 

1912  L.  E.  Binns,  Emm.    ] 
F.  C.  Clare,  Queens'.] 


\7Eq. 

\jb:q. 

2Eq. 


1909  \V.  J.  Lyon,  Emm. 

1910  W.  D.  Sykes,  Job. 


1911  L.  K.  Binns, 

1912  J.  W.  Gleave,  Joh. 


Bachelors.  Nearly  equal  to  Buccessful  Candidate,  1856,  E.  T.  Iloare,  Caius;  1895,  B.  H.  Bosanquet, 
King's;  1898,  C.  T.  Wood,  Pemb.;  1900,  J.  H.  A.  Hart,  Joh.  ;  1903,  H.  G.  Wood,  Jee. 

Deserving  honourable  mention  or  special  commendation,  1857,  K.  T.  Hoare,  Caius;  1896,  W.  L.  E. 
Parsons,  Pemb.,  R.  A.  Wenham,  King's  ;  1901,  H.  Bisseker,  Jesus,  S.  C.  Carpenter,  Caius. 

Passed  with  credit,  1861,  R.  C.  W.  Raban,  Emm.  ;  1870,  A.  Foster,  Joh. 

Undergraduates.  Nearly  equal  to  successful  Candidate,  ia59,  R.  C.  W.  Raban,  Emm.;  1869,  E.  A. 
Beck,  Trin.  H.,  A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  Triu. ;  1879,  W.  New,  Pet. ;  1901,  E.  A.  Edghill,  King's.  G.  B. 
Ekanayake,  Selwyn  ;  1909,  P.  G.  Smith,  Jesus;  1910,  L.  E.  Binns,  Emm.;  1911,  F.  C.  ^.lare.  Queens'. 

Deserving  honourable  mention  or  special  commendation,  18.56,  11.  "W,  Shackell,  Pemb.,  W.  8. 
Smith,  Trin. ;  186.3,  W.  R.  Browne,  Trin.;  1868,  H.  D.  C.  Nunn,  Corpus;  1887,  A.  W.  Greenup,  Joh.; 
1900,  C.  E.  Curzon,  B.A.  desig.,  Christ's;  ]90'2,  C.  J.  Smith,  Pemb.;  1911,  J.  W.  Gleave,  Joh  ;  1912, 
R.  A.  Marsh.  Queens'. 

Passpd  with  credit,  1870,  H.  Pope,  Christ's,  E.  F.  Wanstall,  Cath. 

Nearly  equal  to  successful  Candidate  :  1906,  L.  S.  Thornton,  Emm. 

Note: — Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  atljudged. 


EVANS  PRIZE. 
A  sum  amounting  to  £300  offered  to  the  University  by  several 
friends  of  the  late  Ven.  Robert  Wilson  Evans,  B.D.,  Archdeacon 
of  Westmorland,  formerly  Fellow  and  Tutor  of  Trinity  College, 
for  the  purpose  of  founding  "  a  Prize  or  Prizes  bearing  the 
late  Archdeacon's  name,  to  be  given  annually  to  those  Students 
who  distinguish  themselves  in  the  Theological  Examination  at 
Cambridge,"  was  accepted  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  March  13, 1869. 

The  following  are  the  Regulations : 

1.  The  net  proceeds  of  the  Fund  shall  be  given  annually  to  that 
Student  among  the  Candidates  for  Honours  in  the  second  part  of  the  Theo- 
logical Tripos  who  shall  be  judged  by  the  Examiners  to  stand  first  in  the 
Papers  on  Ecclesiastical  History  and  the  Greek  and  Latin  Fathers.  Can- 
didates for  this  Prize  must  oflFer  the  papers  of  Section  3  with  or  without 
Additional  Paper  3. 

2.  if  in  any  year  no  Candidaiesbe  deemed  worthy  of  a  Prize,  the  amount 
for  that  year  shall  be  carried  to  a  reserve  fund  out  of  which  the  F^xaminers 
in  any  year  shall  be  at  liberty  to  grant  an  additional  Prize  of  the  same  or  of 
less  value  according  as  they  may  think  fit  and  as  the  fund  may  suffice, 
or,  if  the  J3oard  for  Theological  Studies  so  determine,  it  shall  be  placed  at 
the  disposal  of  the  Managers  of  the  Hort  Memorial  Fund  to  be  by  them 
applied  from  time  to  time  for  the  promotion  of  studies  cognate  to  those  for 
the  encouragement  of  which  the  Prize  was  founded  on  terms  and  conditions 
similar  to  those  on  which  grants  are  made  from  the  Hort  Memorial  Fund, 
provided  that  any  portion  of  the  reserve  fund  may  at  any  time  on  the  re- 
commendation of  the  Special  Board  for  Divinity  be  invested  and  added  to 
the  capital  of  the  Fund. 

3.  The  Prize  shall  be  called  the  Evans  Prize. 

4.  A  Student  who  has  once  obtained  the  Prize  shall  be  disqualified 
from  competing  for  it  a  second  time. 

5.  It  shall  be  competent  to  the  University  from  time  to  time  to  make 
such  changes  in  these  Regulations  as  shall  be  judged  fit;  provided  always 
that  the  proceeds  of  the  Fund  be  given  for  excellence  in  some  branch  or 


PRIZES. 


861 


branches  of  Theological  Studies,  and  the  Prize  connected  with  the  name  of 
\rchdeacon  Evans. 


1870  G. 

1871  T. 

1872  A. 
1«73  A. 

1874  E. 

1875  A. 
A. 

1877  G. 
G. 

1878  F. 
T. 


B.  Rhind,  Christ's. 
W.  Drury,  Christ's. 
F.  Kirk})atrick,Trin, 

C.  Jennings,  Jesus. 
Bickersteth,  Pemb. 
W.  Streane,  Emman. 
L.  Williams,  Jes. 
J.  Howson,  Trin. 
H.  S.  Walpole.Trin. 
Wallis,  Cams.  1    „„ 
Williams,  Joh.  |  ^^■ 

Note  -.—Whenever  there  L 


1880  J.  H.  Battersby,  Trin.  \  ^^ 
R  H.  Harris.  1^«' 

1881  H.  E.  Ryle.  King's. 

1882  W.  H.  Bennett,  Joh. 
188,3  .J.  R.  Harraer,  King's. 
1884  (.Jan.)  H.  J.  C.  Kniglit,  B.A.  Cath. 

(June)  A.  Westcott,  B.A.  Pemb. 
1886  R.  J.  E.  Boggis,  B.A.  Pet. 
1892  H.  St  J.  Thackeray,  King's. 
1900  R.  M.  Woolley,  B.A.  Joh. 
1907  A.  B.  Champion,  B.A.,  Jesus. 
1911  II.  E.  Wynn,  B.A.,  Jesus. 
is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged. 


\/Eq. 


P  GLADSTONE  MEMORIAL   PRIZE. 

In  1899,  the  Committee  of  the  Liberal  Memorial  to  Mr 
Gladstone  oflfered  to  the  University  of  Cambridge  an  annual 
prize  of  the  value  of  £10,  for  proficiency  in  History,  Political 
Science,  and  Economics,  or  one  of  tliese  subjects. 

The  offer  was  accepted  by  Grace  of  June  6,  1901,  with  the 
following  Regulations : — 

1.  The  Prize  of  £10  in  books  shall  be  given  iu  every  year  at  the 
discretion  of  the  Examiners  to  that  candidate  for  Honours  in  the  First 
Part  or  the  Second  Part  of  the  Histoi-ical  Tripos  who  shall  acquit  himself 
best  in  either  History,  or  Political  Science,  or  Economics ;  provided  that 
the  Prize  shall  not  necessarily  be  awarded  in  each  year,  but  only  in  cases 
of  distinguished  merit. 

2.  If  in  any  year  the  Pi-ize  shall  not  be  awarded,  it  shall  be  competent 
for  the  Examiners  to  award  a  second  Prize  in  some  subsequent  year. 

3.  The  Prize  shall  not  be  awarded  more  than  once  to  the  same 
candidate. 

4.  The  Prize  shall  be  first  open  to  competition  in  the  Historical  Tripos 
of  1901. 


1901  H.  W.  V.  Temperley,  King's. 

1902  A.  J.  H.  Smith,  Trin. 

1903  W.  Mitchell,  Cath. 

1904  C.  R.  Fay,  King's.      ) 

C.  S.  Phillips,  King's,  r 

1906  Z.  N.  Brooke,  B.A.,  Joh. 

D.  W.  Ward,  Joh. 

1907  C.  W.  Previt6-Orton,  Joh. 


Jiiq. 


1908  J.  E.  S.  Green,  Pet.)   ^,, 
F.  D.  Purser,  Trin.  i  '^'J' 

19C9  N.  Compton-Burnett,  King's. 

1910  J.  R.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 

1911  C.  Spro.xton,  Pet. 

1912  C.  S.  S.  Higham,  Trin. 

1913  W,  F.  W.  Mortlock,  Trin. 


Deserving  of  high  commendation :  1918,  G.  W.  V.  Hopley,  Trin.  (Political  Science). 


HEBREW  PRIZE. 

The  sum  of  £300  subscribed  by  several  Members  of  the  Uni- 
versity, and  invested  in  the  5  per  cent.  Stock  of  the  Scinde 
Railway  Company,  for  the  purpose  of  founding  a  Prize  for  the 
encouragement  of  the  study  of  Hebrew  in  the  University,  was 
accepted  by  a  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Dec.  7,  1865. 

In  November  1867  the  Rev.  J.  Nussey,  of  St  Catharine's  College, 
gave  £100  to  increase  this  Prize. 


862  EXAMINATION 

The  following  are  the  Regulations  : 

The  Prize  shall  consist  of  the  Annual  Income  of  the  Fund  subscribed 
for  the  purpose,  and  shall  be  awarded  to  that  Student  among  the  Candid- 
ates for  Honours  in  the  second  part  of  the  Theological  Tripos  who  shall  be 
judged  by  the  Kxaminers  to  have  shewn  the  best  knowledge  of  Hebrew. 

If  in  any  year  no  Candidates  be  deemed  worthy  of  a  Prize,  the  amount 
for  that  year  shall  be  carried  to  a  reserve  fund  out  of  which  the  Examiners 
in  any  year  shall  be  at  liberty  to  grant  an  additional  Prize  of  the  same  or  of 
less  value  according  as  they  may  think  fit  and  as  the  fund  may  suffice, 
or,  if  the  Board  for  Theological  Studies  so  deteiinine,  it  shall  be  placed  at 
the  disposal  of  the  Managers  of  the  Hort  Memorial  Fund  to  be  by  them 
apphed  from  time  to  time  for  the  promotion  of  studies  cognate  to  those  for 
the  encouragement  of  which  the  Prize  was  founded  on  terms  and  conditions 
similar  to  those  on  which  grants  are  made  from  the  Hort  Memorial  Fund, 
provided  that  any  portion  of  the  reserve  fund  may  at  any  time  on  the  re- 
commendation of  the  Special  Board  for  Divinity  be  invested  and  added  to 
the  ('apiial  of  the  Fund. 

J  866  W.  H.  Rowlandson,  Corpus.  1886  H.  H.  B.  A  vies,  B.A.  Joh. 

1867  W.  Covington,  Joh.        i  ^.  1888  F.  C.  Burkitt,  Trin. 

G.  E.  Phillips,  Corpus,  i^^*  I  1890  A.  \V.  Greenup,  B.A.  Joli. 

1868  H.  M.  Gwatkin,  Joh.  1892  B.  Long,  Joh. 

1869  J.  E.  Fox,  Christ's.  !  1894  A.  H.  M«Neile,  B.A.  Pemb. 

1870  J.  Sharpe,  Christ's.  1896  F.  H.  Sangster,  Jesus. 

1871  P.  K.  Fyson,  Christ's.  1898  C.  H.  Druitt,  Corpus. 

1872  J.  II.  Clay.  Trin.               \  ^u-,,  1899  T.  H.  Hennessy,  B.A.,  Jesus. 
A.  F.  Kirkpatrick.Trin.  j      ''  |  1900  R.  R.  Smith,  B.A.  Selwvu. 

1873  A.  C.  Jennings,  Jesus.  i  1901  C.  A.  L.  Senior,  B.  A.,  Joh. 

1874  R.  P.  Luscombe,  Clare.  I  1903  E.  A.  Edgliill,  B.A.,  King's. 

1875  A.  L.  Williams,  Jesus.  1  1904  J.  C.  H.  How,  B.A.,  Joh. 
1877  H.  J.  Shaw,  Pemb.                           !  1905  II.  M.  J.  Loewe,  Queens', 


1878  Hon.  I.  G.N.  Keith-Falconer, Trin.  1907  F.  S.  Marsh,  B.A.,  Selwyn 

1879  T.  E,  Hill.  Christ's.  I  1908  R.  S.  Cripps,  B.\.,  Joh 

1881  H.  £.  Ryle,  Kings.  

1882  W.  H.  Bennett,  Joh. 

1883  J.  O.  F.  Murray,  Trin. 

1884  H.  W.  Wallis,  B.A.  Caius. 


1909  R.  H.  Willey,  B.A.,  Caius. 

1910  E.  Levine,  B.A.,  Jesus. 

1912  C.  A.  Storey,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1913  R.  A.  Marsli,  Queens'. 


Note: — Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged. 


DR  JEREMIE'S  SEPTUAGINT   PRIZES. 

In  the  year  1870  the  late  Very  Rev.  James  Amiraux  Jeremie, 
D.D.,  Dean  of  Lincoln,  formerly  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity,  offered 
the  sum  of  £1000  to  found  two  annual  prizes  for  the  encouragement 
of  a  critical  study  of  the  Septuagint  Version  of  the  Old  Testament, 
and  such  other  Hellenistic  literature  as  may  serve  to  illustrate 
the  New  Testament.  This  offer  was  accepted  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate,  Dec.  8, 1870,  under  the  following  Regulations: — 

1.  There  shall  be  two  annual  Prizes  open  for  competition  to  all  Mem- 
bers of  the  University  Avho,  having  commenced  residence,  are  not  of  more 
than  three  years'  standing  from  their  first  degree. 

2.  The  net  proceeds  of  the  Fund  shall  be  divided  into  two  equal  parts 
(one  for  each  prize),  and  the  money  may  be  laid  out  in  books. 

3.  The  Examination  shall  be  held  after  the  division  and  before  the 
close  of  the  Michaelmas  Term,  on  a  day  of  which  due  notice  shall  be  given 
by  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

4.  The  Examination  shall  consist  of  two  printed  papers  and  shall  be 
concluded  in  one  day. 


PKIZES. 


863 


5.  The  names  of  the  Candidates  shall  be  sent  to  the  Regius  Professor 
of  Divinity  at  least  one  week  before  the  day  of  examination. 

6.  The  Divinity  Professors  shall  in  each  year  appoint  two  of  their 
number,  who  shall  conduct  the  Examination;  but,  if  a  Professor  so  ap- 
pointed declines  to  examine,  he  shall  be  allowed  to  nominate  a  deputy, 
such  nomination  being  subject  to  the  approval  of  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

7.  The  Divinity  Professors  shall  select  as  special  subjects  for  examin- 
ation in  each  year  one  or  more  books  or  portions  of  books  taken  from  each 
of  these  three  classes ;  (1)  The  Pentateuch  and  Historical  Books  in  the  Sep- 
tuagint  Version ;  ('2)  The  Prophets  and  Hagiogi-apha  in  the  same ;  (3)  The 
Apocryphal  books,  the  works  of  Philo  and  Josephus,  and  other  Hellenistic 
wi-itings;  and  notice  shall  be  given  of  the  books  or  portions  of  books  so 
selected  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  of  the  year  preceding  the  Examination. 

8.  The  Examination  shall  be  directed  mainly,  though  not  exclusively, 
to  the  selected  books.  It  shall  embrace  translations  and  questions  on  the 
history,  criticism  and  interpretation,  of  the  books,  and  also  on  the  relation 
of  the  Septuagint  Version  to  the  Hebrew  original.  Questions  may  also 
be  set  to  test  the  Candidates'  knowledge  of  the  fragments  of  the  other 
Greek  Versions. 

9.  A  Student,  who  has  once  obtained  one  of  these  Prizes,  shall  be 
disqualified  from  competing  again. 

10.  If  in  any  year  one  or  both  of  these  Prizes  shall  not  be  adjudged 
owing  to  the  want  of  fit  Candidates,  the  amount  shall  be  added  to  the 
capital  of  the  Fund. 

11.  It  shall  be  competent  to  the  University  from  time  to  time  to  alter 
these  Regulations,  provided  that  the  object  of  the  Founder  be  respected. 


1872 

W.  A.  Hayne,  Trinity. 
A.  C.Jennings,  Jesus. 

1892 

1873 

W.  S.  Wood,  J  oh. 

1893 

W.  H.  Daubney,  Trin. 

1894 

1874 

R.  P.  Luscombe,  Clare. 
C.  P.  Hutchinson,  Caius. 

1895 

1875 

C.  H.  Prior,  Pemb.         1  ;,, 

'« 

A.  W.  Streane,  Corpus,  j^"'" 

1896 

1876 

C.  R.  Bingham,  Trin. 

Hon.  I.  G.  N.  Keith-Falconer,Trin . 

'     1897 

1877 

H.  E.  Ryle,  King's. 

F.  J.  Foakes- Jackson,  Trin 

•14 

>      1898 

K.  H.  Nash,  Trin. 

1 

1878 

J.  H.  Battersby,  Trin. 
W.  E.  Barnes,  Pet.      |    ,. 
A.  N.  Johnson,  Trin.  J  ^^'^• 

1900 

1879 

1901 

1902 

1880 

W.  H.  Bennett,  J  oh. 

A.  J.  Maclean,  King's. 

1903 

18S1 

W.  Rhys  Roberts,  King's. 
W.  H.  Bolton,  Queens'. 

1882 

H.  R.  Banton,  Jesus. 

1901 

1883 

J.  R.  Murray,  Joh. 

1884 

M.  R.  James,  Kina;"s. 

1905 

H.  J.  Warner,  Joh. 

1906 

1885 

A.  Nairne,  Jes. 

1886 

H.  T.  E.  Barlow,  Joh. 
A.  E.  Brooke,  King's. 

1907 

1887 

R.  J.  E.  Boggis,  Pet.)  ;^„ 
F.  C.  Burkitt,  Trin.  /  ^^'^• 

1909 

1889 

F.  Robinson,  Christ's. 

Jl 

1910 

H.  St.  J.  Thackeray,  King' 

1890 

A.  W.  Greenup,  Joh. 
N.  M-'Lean.  Christ's. 

1911 

a891 

W.  E.  Jordan,  King's.")  rp^^ 
H.Smith,  Joh.             P'''- 

1912 

\ 

A,  N.  Thomas,  Pemb. 

H.  J.  Edwards,  Trin. 

A.  I£.  M»Neile,  Pemb. 

H.  W.  Moule,  Corpus. 

F.  Lillingston,  Pemb. 

W.  L.  E.  Parsons,  Pemb 

W.  F.  Wriglit,  Joh. 

S.  A.  Cook,  Caius. 

E.  W.  Winstanley,  Trin. 

R.  R.  Smith,  Selwyn. 

W.  Outram,  Pemb. 

C.  T.  Wood,  Pemb. 

C.  H.  Druitt,  Corpus. 

H.  C.  O.  Lauchester,  Pemb. 

R.  M.  Woollev,  Joh. 

1.  E.  A.  EdghiU,  King's. 

2.  H.  G.  Wood,  Jesus. 
W.  K.  L.  Clarke,  Jes. ) 

C.  W.  Mitchell,  Emm.V  ^q. 
C.  J.  Smith,  Pemb.      | 

1.  F.  W.  Fulford,  Jesus. 

2.  J.  R.  Darbyshire,  Emm. 
1.  G.  F.  Upton,  Emm. 

1.  A.  F.  Gardiner,  Jesus. 

2.  J.  H.  Bentley,  Joli, 

1.  E.  C.  Dewick,  Joh. 

2.  A.  E.  Talbot,  Emm 

1.  Not  awarded. 

2.  F.  S.  Marsh,  Selwyn. 

1,  Not  awarded. 

2.  H.  V.  Edmunds,  Jesus. 

1.  Not  awarded. 

2.  J.  Pinkerton,  Enmi. 
.f.  W.  Huukin,  Caius. 


I  ^y/. 


A.  Storey,  Trin.      j 


IjEq. 


»rly  equal  to  gucoessful  candidates  :  1886,  R.  J. 

srvinp  of  commendation :  1891,  A.  P.  Bender, 

Bte ;— Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year. 


E.  Boggis,  Pet.,  J.  H.  Wiglcsworth,  Pemb. 
Joh.,  G.  W.  Crook,  Emm. 
no  Prize  was  adjudged. 


864  EXAMINATION 

GEORGE   LONG   PRIZE. 

The  pupils  and  friends  of  the  late  George  Long,  Esq.,  M.A. 
formerly  Craven  University  Scholar  and  Fellow  of  Trinity  College, 
desiring  to  testify  their  veneration  for  his  character  and  the  high 
sense  they  entertained  of  his  services  to  literature  and  education, 
raised  a  Fund  amounting  to  £500,  which  they  offered  to  the 
University  for  the  foundation  of  a  Prize  for  the  encouragement 
of  the  study  of  Roman  Law  and  Jurisprudence,  to  be  called  the 
George  Long  Prize.  This  sum  was  accepted  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate,  June  2,  1881. 

The  Reg'ulations  are : 

1.  The  Prize  shall  consist  of  the  yearly  interest  of  the  capital  sum,  and 
shall  be  given  to  that  Candidate  for  honours  in  the  first  part  of  the  Law 
Tripos  who  shall  be  most  distin(;uished  in  Roman  Law  and  Jurisprud- 
ence: provided  that  such  Prize  shall  not  necessarily  be  awarded  in  each 
year,  but  only  in  cases  of  exceptional  merit, 

2.  Whenever  such  Prize  shall  not  be  awarded,  the  amount  of  the  Prize 
for  that  occasion  shall  be  added  to  the  capital  sum. 

First  open  to  competition  in  the  Law  Tripos  of  1882. 


1885  .J.  W.  Wessels,  Down. 
1888  G.  C.  Smith,  Triu.  H. 
1890  W.  H.  Moore,  King's. 

1894  .T.  C.  Smuts,  Christ's. 

1895  F.  B.  ShcrrinK,  Trin. 


1897  R.  J.  R.  Goffin,  .Jesus. 
190.3  J.  Nissim,  Job. 
1905  R.  Hurrows,  Trin.  H. 

1910  A.  Alexander,  .Joh. 

1911  D.  G.  Hopewell,  Trin.  H. 


1896  J,  E.  R.  de  Villiers,  Joh.  1         1913  O.  D.  Schreiner,  Tri 

Recommended  for  second  prize:  i885,  A.  Williams,  Christ's. 
PeserviuK  of  honourable  montii>n  :  1890,  A.  H.  Chaytor,  Clare. 
Note :— Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged. 


MARSHALL  PRIZE. 
The   Professor    of    Political    Economy,    A.  Marshall,   M.A. 
St  John's  College,  having  offered  to  the  University  a  "  Political 
Economy  Prize"  for  five  years,  his  offer  was  accepted  and  the 
following  were  awarded  prizes. 

1887  S.  M.  Leathes,  B.A.  Trin.  I         1890  No  prize  adjudoed. 

1888  J.  M»T.  E.  M'Tagsart,  Trin.  1891  J.  Welton.  Caius. 

1889  A.  VV.  Flux,  B.A.  Joh.  I 


MASON  PRIZE  FOR  BIBLICAL  HEBREW. 
A  sum  amounting  to  upwards  of  ^800  having  been  subscribed 
by  friends  and  former  pupils  of  the  Rev.  Peter  Hamkett  Masox, 
M.A.,  FeUow  of  St  John's  College,  for  the  purpose  of  establishing 
a  University  Prize  to  be  connected  with  his  name,  to  be  called 
"  The  Mason  Prize  for  Biblical  Hebrew,"  was  invested  in  3^  per 
cent.  Birmingham  Corporation  Bonds,  and  the  Fund  was  accepted 
by  the  Senate  by  Grace  of  May  31,  1883,  with  the  following 
Regulations: 

1.  That  the  Prize  be  called  the  "Mason  Prize  for  Biblical  Hebrew" 
and  be  awarded  annually. 

2.  That  the  annual  income  of  the  Fund  be  given  to  that  Candidate  or 
Student  qualified  to  be  a  Candidate  for  the  Tyrwhitt  Hebrew  Scholarships 


PRIZES.  865 

wlio  shall  be  judged  by  the  Examiners  to  have  shewn  the  best  knowledge 
oi  Biblical  Hebrew  and  of  Hebrew  Composition  in  the  Examination  for 
(lie  said  Scholarships. 

3.  If  in  any  year  none  of  the  Candidates  shall  be  deemed  worthy  of  a 
I'li/.e,  the  amount  shall  be  reserved  and  added  to  the  Capital  of  the  Fund. 

4.  A  Student  who  has  once  obtained  the  Prize  shall  be  disqualified  from 
competing  for  it  a  second  time. 

5.  It  shall  be  competent  for  the  University  from  time  to  time  to  make 
Huch  changes  in  these  Regulations  as  shall  be  judged  fit:  provided  always 
that  the  proceeds  of  the  Fund  be  given  for  proficiency  in  the  knowledge 
of  Biblical  Hebrew,  and  that  the  Prize  be  coimected  with  the  name  of  the 
Rev.  P.  H.  Mason. 


I 


1884  No  prize  awarded. 

1885  E.  A.  Stone,  Caius. 

1886  .J.  H,  Wiglesworth,  Ponib. 

1887  R.  H.  Kennett,  Queens'. 
•1888  A.  A.  Bevan,  Trin. 

1889  F.  C.  Burkitt,  Trin. 

1890  J.  H.  Burrow,  Selwyn. 

1891  N.  MacLean,  Christ's. 

1892  A.  P.  Bender,  Joli. 

1893  S.  C.  E.  Legg,  Caius.)  ;^„ 
B.  Long,  Joh.  i^^- 

1894  A.  H.  M»Neile.  Pemb. 

1895  S.  A.  Cook,  Caius. 

1896  A.  R.  R.  Hutton,  .Joh. 

1897  F.  Lillingston.  Pemb. 

1898  C.  H.  Druitt,  Corpus.       |  a?,, 
E.  W.  Winstanley,  Trin.J^'^- 

1899  T.  H.  Hennessy,  .Jesus. 


1900  C.  T.  Wood,  Pemb. 

1901  H.  L.  Pass,  Joh, 

1902  C.  A.  L.  Senior, , Joh. 

1903  U.  C.  O.  Lanchester,  Pemb. 

1904  J.  C.  H.  How,  Joli. 

1905  H.  M.  .J.  Loewe,  Queens'. 

1906  W.  J.  Small,  Caius. 

1907  F.  S.  Marsh,  Selwyn. 

1908  .J.  H.  Bentley,  Joh.)  ;^. , 
A.E.Talbot,  Emm. f^'^- 

1909  R.  H.  Willey,  Caius. 

1910  E.  Levine,  Jesus. 

1911  A.  Cohen,  Emm. 

1912  J.  Pinkerton,  Emm.       )    -j, 
K.  M.  Robathan,  Caius.f  ^**- 

1913  A.  Jephcott,  Queens'.  }  a?,, 
R.  A.  Marsh,  Queens'.) ^'5^- 


SCHOLEFIELD  PRIZE 

The  friendsof  the  late  Rev.  James  Scholefield,  M.  A.,  Regius 
Professor  of  Greek,  wishing  to  establish  a  memorial  of  him  in  the 
University,  presented  the  sum  of  £500,  3  per  Cent.  Consols,  to  the 
University,  to  be  applied  to  the  encouragement  of  the  critical  study 
of  the  Holy  Scriptures.  This  sum  was  accepted  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate,  April  30,  1856,  and  a  Prize  founded  to  be  called  the 
Scholefield  Prize. 

The  following  are  the  Regulations  : 

1.  That  the  net  proceeds  in  every  year  of  the  Fund  presented  to  the 
University  for  that  purpose  by  the  friends  of  the  late  Professor  be  given 
as  a  prize  to  that  Student  among  the  Candidates  for  Honours  in  the  second 
part  -of  the  Theological  Tripos  who  shall  be  judged  by  the  Examiners  to 
have  shewn  the  best  knowledge  of  the  Greek  Testament  and  of  the  Septua- 
gint  version  of  the  Old  Testament.  Knowledge  of  the  Septuagint  shall  be 
tested  by  Additional  Paper  1,  or  in  the  case  of  Candidates  who  take  both 
Section  I.  and  Section  II.  by  Paper  2  of  Section  I. 

2.  That  the  Prize  be  called  the  Scholefield  Prize,  and  that  the  Prize- 
man be  distinguished  as  such  by  a  mark  attached  to  his  name  in  the  list  of 
Honours  published  by  the  Examiners. 

3.  If  in  any  year  no  Candidate  be  deemed  worthy  of  a  Prize,  the 
amount  for  that  year  shall  be  carried  to  a  reserve  fund  out  of  which  the 
Examiners  in  any  year  shall  be  at  liberty  to  grant  an  additional  prize  of 
the  same  or  of  less  value  according  as  they  may  think  fit  and  as  the  fund 
may  suffice,  or,  if  the  Board  for  Theological  Studies  so  determine,  it  shall 
be  placed  at  the  disposal  of  the  Managers  of  the  Hort  Memorial  Fund  to 

37 


866  EXAMINATION 

be  by  them  applied  from  time  to  time  for  the  promotion  of  studies  cognate 
to  those  for  the  encouragement  of  which  the  Prize  was  founded  on  terms 
and  conditions  similar  to  those  on  which  grants  are  made  from  the  Hort 
Memorial  Fund  ;  provided  that  any  portion  of  the  reserve  fund  may  at  any 
time  on  the  recommendation  of  the  Special  Board  for  Divhiity  be  invested 
and  added  to  the  capital  of  the  Fund. 


1872  A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,Trin.l  ,. 
W.  S.  Wood,  Joh.  r^'^- 

1873  A.  C.  Jennings,  Jesus. 

1874  E.  Bickersteth,  Pemb. 

1875  A.  L.  Williams,  Jesus. 

1878  F.  Wallis,  Caius. 

1879  F.  J.  Foakes  Jackson, Trill. 

1880  J.  H.  Battersby,  Trin.l  »,, 
R.  11.  Harris.  i^*''^' 

1881  H.  E.  Ryle,  King'.s. 

1882  W.  II.  Bennett,  Joh. 

1883  J.  11.  llarnier,  King's.  \  j.. 
J.  ().  F.  Murray,  Trin.  ]"*''• 

1884  (Jan.)    H.  J.  C'  Knight,  Cath. 
(June)  A.  Westcott,  Pemb. 

1888  A.  E.  Brooke,  King's. 

1898  C.  E.  Garrad,  Jesus. 

1!)03  E.  A.  F^ghill,  King's. 

1904  C.  J.  Sniitli,  Pemb. 

1911  L.  E.  Krowne,  Sidney. 

Note;— Whonevor  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged. 


1857  H.  E.  Gedge,  Caius. 

1858  E.  Summers,  Trin. 

1859  W.  S.  Smith,  Trin. 

1860  H.  M.Luckock,  Jesus. 
ISfil  H.Bothamley,  Trin. 
18(J2  E.  A.  Abbott,  Joh.  )  .;,. 

R.  C.  W.  Raban,  Emm.  T^^ 

1863  R.  Sinker,  Trin. 

1864  J.  N.  Dalton,  Clare  |  7,. 
E.  H.McNeile.Trin.r^'^- 
lSeS  J.  S.  Pater,  Trin. 

1866  H.  D.  M.  Spence,  Corpus. 

1867  J.  T.  Lang,  Caius.  1  ;^. , 
G.  E.  Phillips,  Corpus.  ]-"^'l- 

1868  H.  M.Gwatkin.Joh. 

1869  J.  F,  Fox,  Christ's. 

1870  G.  B.  Rhind,  Christ's.  1   ... 
J.  Sharpe,  Christ's.        J^'^'^' 

1871  T.  W.  Drury,  Christ's. 


HENRY  TYSON   MEDAL. 

Mr  Henry  Tyson,  formerly  Manager  of  the  Bank  of  Westmor 
land,  Kendal,  who  died  27  March  1852,  made  a  bequest  to  the 
University  of  Cambridge,  by  his  will  dated  13  August  1851,  as 
follows : 

"  That  the  sum  of  three  hundred  pounds  be  paid  to  the  Cambridge  Uni- 
versity the  interest  annually  to  be  for  a  gold  medal  for  the  best  proficient 
in  Mathematics  and  Astronomy  in  the  same  way  as  Dr  Smith's  and  to  bear 
the  donor's  name." 

The  following  Regulations  were  approved  by  Grace  of  the  Senate 
June  15,  1893. 

1.  The  bequest  made  to  the  University  by  the  late  Henry  Tyson  shall 
be  applied  to  the  foundation  and  annual  award  of  a  gold  medal,  to  be 
called  the  Tyson  Medal. 

2.  The  medal  shall  be  aAvarded  annually  to  that  candidate  for  Part  II 
of  the  Mathematical  Tripos  who  shall  in  the  judgment  of  the  examiners 
acquit  himself  best  in  Astronomy  including  related  subjects  as  contained 
in  Schedule  B  of  the  regulations  for  the  examination,  provided  his  work 
in  these  subjects  be  of  sufficient  merit  and  provided  further  that  such 
candidate  be  placed  in  the  first  class. 

3.  If  in  any  year  the  medal  shall  not  be  awarded  the  income  for  that 
year  shall  be  added  to  the  capital  of  the  fund. 

1895  A.  Y.  G.  Campbell,  B.A.  Trinity. 

1896  E.  T.  Whittaker,  B.A.  Trinity. 

1904  P.  E.  Marrack,  B.A.,  Trinity. 

1905  F.  J.  M.  Stratton,  B.A.,  Caius. 

1911  A.  H.  S.  Gillson,  B.A.,  .Job. 

1912  .J.  Jackson,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1913  H.  Glauert,  Trin. 

Note :— Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Medal  was  awardeil 


PRIZES.  867 

THE  GEORGE  WILLIAMS   PRIZE. 

A  sum  amounting  to  J300  offered  to  the  University  of  Cam- 
bridge by  several  friends  of  the  late  Rev.  George  Williams, 
B.I).,  Vicar  of  Ringwood,  formerly  Fellow  of  King's  College,  for 
the  purpose  of  founding  an  annual  Prize,  to  be  called  the  George 
Williams  Prize,  to  be  given  to  students  who  distinguish  them- 
selves in  the  Theological  Tripos. 

By  Grace  of  March  9,  1907,  the  following  Regulations  were 
substituted  for  those  previously  in  force : 

1.  The  Prize  shall  be  offered  annually  and  shall  be  open  to  all  members 
of  the  University  under  the  standing  of  Master  of  Arts. 

2.  The  Examination  shall  .consist  of  two  papers  on  the  principles  and 
history  of  Christian  Worship  and  the  Book  of  Common  Prayer,  with  special 
reference  to  selected  Liturgies,  Breviaries,  Ordines,  and  Hymns:  questions 
being  set  to  test  the  candidates'  knowledge  of  the  doctrine  expressed  or 
imi^lied  therein. 

3.  The  Examination  shall  be  held  after  the  division  and  before  the  end 
of  the  Michaelmas  Term,  on  a  day  of  Avhicli  due  notice  shall  be  given  by 
the  Vice-Chancellor.  Such  day  shall  not  coincide  with  any  of  the  days  on 
which  examinations  for  other  Divinity  Prizes  or  Scholarships  are  held. 

4.  Candidates  shall  send  their  names  to  the  Begins  Professor  of 
Divinity  on  or  before  the  twentieth  day  of  October  next  preceding  the 
Examination. 

5.  The  Special  Board  for  Theological  Studies  shall  select  the  special 
subjects  for  examination  in  each  year,  and  notice  shall  be  given  of  the 
subjects  so  selected  before  the  end  of  the  Michaelmas  Term  of  the  year 
preceding  the  Examination. 

6.  The  Special  Board  for  Theological  Studies  shall  in  each  year  before 
the  end  of  the  Michaelmas  Term  appoint  two  Examiners  for  the  next  year, 
who,  if  there  be  any  candidate  for  the  Prize,  shall  each  receive  from  the 
Fund  such  sum  not  exceeding  three  guineas  as  the  Board  shall  from  time 
to  time  determine. 

7.  The  value  of  the  Prize  shall  be  £10. 

8.  A  candidate  who  has  once  obtained  the  Prize  shall  not  be  allowed 
to  compete  for  it  a  second  time. 

9.  If  in  any  year  there  be  no  candidate  or  none  of  the  candidates  be 
deemed  worthy  of  the  Prize,  the  surplus  of  the  income  of  the  Fund  for  that 
year  shall  be  retained  as  a  Reserve  Fund,  out  of  which  the  payment  of  the 
Examiners  may  be  made,  and  at  any  time,  if  the  Fund  allow  and  the  Board 
for  Theological  Studies  so  determine,  the  value  of  the  Prize  may  be  aug- 
mented, or  a  second  Prize  may  be  awarded,  or  any  portion  of  the  Reserve 
Fund  may  be  invested  and  added  to  the  capital  of  the  Fund. 

•      1884  H.  U.  Whelpton,  B.A.  Pemb.  i         1907  G.  H.  Clayton  B.A.,  Pemb. 

1886  .J.  P.  Bethuue-liaker,  B.A.  Pemb.    i         1908  C.  E.  Raven,  B.A.,  Caius. 
"  1897  T.  B.  Panther,  Jesus.  1909  C.  E.  Tomkinson,  B.  A.,  Sid. 

1903  G.  B.  Ekanayake,  B.A.,  Selw.  i         1910  B.  T.  1).  Smith,  B.A.,  .Jesus. 

1906  J.  K.  Mozley,  B.A.,  Pemb.  |         1911  E.  H.  Ward,  B.A.,  Sid. 

Uote :— Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  a<yudged. 


37—2 


EXAMINATION 

THE   WILTSHIRE   PRIZE. 

In  1900  the  Rev.  Thomas  Wiltshire,  M.A.,  Hon.  Sc.D.,  of 
Trinity  College,  offered  to  the  University  two  Egyptian  Unified 
Bonds  of  ^100  each,  with  the  object  of  promoting  the  Study  of 
Geology  and  Mineralogy,  by  the  foundation  of  a  University  Prize 
to  be  awarded  annually  for  proficiency  in  these  two  subjects. 

The  offer  was  accepted  by  Grace  of  June  14,  1900,  with  the 
following  Regulations : — 

1.  The  prize  shall  be  called  the  Wiltshire  Prize,  and  shall  consist  of 
the  net  annual  income  of  the  Fund. 

2.  The  prize  shall  be  awarded  by  a  Board  consisting  of  the  Vice- 
Chancellor,  the  Woodwardian  Professor  of  Geology,  the  Professor  of 
Mineralogy,  and  the  Examiners  in  Minei-alogy  and  Geology  for  the  Natural 
Sciences  Tripos  of  the  year  in  which  the  aw'ard  is  made. 

No  business  shall  be  transacted  unless  three  members  of  the  Board  be 
present. 

3.  The  prize  shall  be  awarded  in  June  of  each  year  to  that  member  of 
the  University  who  having  passed  Part  I.  of  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos 
and  not  being  of  more  than  ten  terms'  standing  is  in  the  opinion  of  the 
Board  most  proficient  in  the  sciences  of  Geology  and  Mineralogy. 

4.  In  case  no  person  be  deemed  worthy  of  the  prize  the  income  for 
that  year  shall  be  added  to  the  capital  of  the  Fund. 

1906  W.  A.  R.  Wilks,  Caius. 

1908  W.  C.  Smith,  Corp. 

1909  E.  S.  Pinfold,  Pet. 

1910  J  M.  Lee,  Trin.  II. 


1901  B.  R.  Watson,  Jesus. 

1902  O.  T.  Jones,  Trin. 

1903  A.  Blackie,  Pet.  )  a^„ 
H.  H.  Hodgson,  Trin.r^'^' 

190^  H.  A.  Wootten,  Clare)    ;^. , 
J.  A.  Crowther,  Joh.  j   "^^  '' 
1905  A.  McDonald,  Emm. 


1911  F.  R.  Ennos,  Joii. 
1913  E.  Y.  Appleton,  Joh. 


Proximo  accessit:  1908,  A.  H.  Noble,  Queens'. 

Deserving  of  honourable  mention  :  1909,  P.  Stocks,  King's;  1913,  W.  E.  Evans,  Joh. 

Note :— Whenever  a  there  is  an  omission  of  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged. 


THE   WINCHESTER   READING  PRIZES. 

In  1866  a  Fund  producing  £40  per  annum  was  otfered  to  the 
University  by  John  Noble,  Esq.  of  Park  Place,  Henley-on-Thames, 
to  found  prizes,  which  he  desired  should  be  called  by  the  above  name. 

Regulations  adopted  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Nov.  14,  1867. 

1.  That  there  shall  be  two  yearly  Prizes  to  be  called  the 
Winchester  Reading  Prizes. 

2.  That  the  Prizes  shall  be  open  for  competition  to  every  Student 
who  has  kept  at  least  eight  terms  and  has  not  completed  more  than 
fourteen  terms  commencing  with  his  first  term  of  residence  and 
( 1 )  has  passed  the  Previous  Examination,  or  is  entitled  to  exemption 
from  the  Previous  Examination,  and  (2)  either  has  passed  the 
Examination  in  the  Additional  Subjects  for  Candidates  for  Honours 
or  is  entitled  to  exemption  from  that  examination,  or  has  passed 
the  General  Examination  for  the  Ordinary  Degree,  or  the  Pre- 
liminary Examination  in  Science  or  a  Special  Examination  taken 
in  lieu  of  the  General  Examination.  An  Advanced  Student  shall 
not  be  admissible  as  a  Candidate  for  these  prizes. 

3.  That  the  net  proceeds  of  the  Fund,  after  the  Examiners 


PRIZES.  869 

have  been  paid,  shall  be  divided  between  the  successful  Candidates, 
80  that  one  of  the  Prizes  shall  consist  of  two-thirds  and  the  other 
of  one-third  of  such  proceeds. 

4.  That  the  Examiners  shall  be  at  liberty  to  declare  the  success- 
ful Candidates  equal,  in  which  case  each  shall  receive  an  equal 
share  of  the  sum  of  the  two  Prizes,  or  to  declare  two  or  more 
Candidates  equal  for  either  of  the  prizes,  in  which  case  each  such 
Candidate  shall  receive  an  equal  share  of  that  prize. 

5.  That,  if  either  of  the  Prizes  or  both  be  not  adjudged,  the 
amount  shall  be  added  to  the  capital  of  the  Fund. 

6.  That  one  Examiner  shall  be  nominated  by  the  Council  in 
every  year,  to  hold  office  for  two  years,  and  that  his  name  shall  be 
proposed  to  the  Senate  for  election  at  an  early  Congregation  in  the 
Lent  Term. 

7.  That,  whenever  a  vacancy  may  occur,  a  new  Examiner  shall 
be  nominated  and  elected  in  a  similar  manner. 

8.  That  the  Examination  for  the  Prizes  shall  begin  in  every 
year  on  the  second  Monday  in  the  Easter  Term. 

9.  That  each  Examiner  shall  receive  £5  yearly  out  of  the 
Income  of  the  Fund. 

10.  That  the  names  of  the  Candidates  shall  be  sent  by  their 
respective  Tutors  to  the  Examiners  at  least  one  week  before  the 
beginning  of  the  Examination. 

11.  That  the  Examination  shall  be  confined  to  reading,  in  pub- 
lic, passages 

a.  In  Classical  English  Prose  and  Poetry. 

b.  In  the  Old  and  the  New  Testament  and  the  English 
Liturgy. 

c.  In  a  work  or  portion  of  a  work  of  some  standard  English 
Divine,  to  be  announced  bj"^  the  Examiners  at  the  conclusion  of 
the  Examination  of  the  preceding  year. 

1 2.  That  the  Examiners  shall  be  at  liberty  to  institute  a  pre- 
liminary trial  in  all  or  any  of  the  foregoing  subjects,  and  to  admit 
only  such  Candidates  to  the  remainder  of  the  Examination  as  shall 
have  satisfied  them  in  that  trial. 

13.  (Temporary.) 

14.  That  a  Candidate  who  has  once  been  declared  a  prizeman, 
whether  alone  or  equal  with  another,  shall  not  be  allowed  to 
compete  a  second  time. 

15.  That  the  University  shall  have  power  from  time  to  time, 
by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  to  vary  and  alter  the  foregoing  Regulations 
as  to  the  method  of  conducting  the  Examination  and  awarding  the 
Prizes,  and  to  make  such  new  Rules  as  may  be  necessary  for  ren- 
dering the  Prizes  efficient  in  promoting  Elocution  or  good  Reading 
among  the  Students  of  the  University  ; 

Provided,  however,  in  compliance  with  the  wish  of  the  Donor, 
that  the  reading  of  the  Old  and  New  Testament,  the  English 
Liturgy,  and  a  work  or  portion  of  a  work  of  some  standard  Eng- 
lish Divine,  under  all  circumstances,  form  part  of  the  Examination. 


870 


EXAMINATION  PRIZES. 


nm 

1869 
1870 
1871 
1872 
1873 
1874 
1875 
1876 
1877 
1878 
1879 
1880 
1881 

1882 
1883 

1884 


1887 
1888 
1889 
1890 

1891 
1892 
1893 


1.  O.  Airy,  Trin. 

2.  A.  N.  Obbard,  Job. 

1.  G.  C.  W.  Warr,  Trin. 

2.  C.  E.  B.  Reed,  Trin. 

1.  R.  Appleton,  Trin. 

2.  J.  Lunt,  Corpus. 

A.  F.  Kirkpatrick,  Trin. }  a,, 
C.  T.  Whitmell,  Trin.      K*'/' 

1.  A.  T.  Myers,  Trin. 

2.  A.  J.  Mason,  Trin. 

1.  J.  De  Soyres,  Caius. 

2.  G.  H.  Randall,  Trin. 

1.  C.  S.  Kenny,  Down. 

2.  F.  B.  Sowter,  Corpus. 

1.  Not  adjudqed. 

2.  G.  C.  Macaulay,  Trin. 

1.  G.  R.  Eden,  Pemb. 

2.  C.  Y.  Biss,  Down. 

1.  E.  H.  C.  Smith,  B.A.  Trin. 

2.  J.  P.  Smith,  B.A.  Trin. 

C.  H.  E.  Broolifield,  Trin.1  ^ 
11.  E.  Ryle,  King's.  r^''/' 

1.  R.  A.  Bull,  Trin. 

2.  R.  D.  Gibson,  Trin. 

1.  W.  Bellars,  B.A.  Trin. 

2.  J.  Armitage  Robinson,  Chr. 
1.  J.  Russell,  Joh. 

2.  A.  G.  Goldsmith,  B.A.  Tr.H.1  ^ 
W.  Hillhouse,  B.A.  Trin.    m 

1.  J.  W.  Willink,  B.A.  Pemb. 

2.  L.  II.  Linden,  B.A.  Jesus. 

1.  J.  K.  Stephen,  B.A.  King's. 

2.  H.  Hedley,  B.A.  Trin.  \  ,, 
W.  P.  Hindley,  Pet.     j^'^- 

1.  H.  Harley,  B.A.  King's. 

2.  H.  B.  Colchester,  Joh.        >  i. 
W.  A.  J.  Ford,  B.A.  King's/  f^ 

1.  R.  J.  N.  White,  B.A.  Trin. 

2.  D,  Ellison.  Selwyn. 

1.  H.  B.  Smith,  Trin. 

2.  H.  S.  Isaacs,  Cav. 
L.  G.  B.  J.  Ford,  King's 
H.  E.  Sherlock,  Selw. 
G.  L,  Pilkington,  Pemb. 
G.  I).  Scott,  Trin. 

1.  R.  O.  Hutchinson,  Jesus. 

2.  G.  F.  Still,  Caius. 

1.  G.  F.  Emery,  Trin. 

2.  C.  \V.  Birley,  Selwyn  1  v.^, 
E.  E.  Wild,  Jesus        V^'l' 

1.  W.  E.  Leveson,  Cav. 

2.  A.  P.  Higgins,  Down. 

1.  H.  W.  L.  O'Rorke,  Trin. 

2.  A.  J.  Wyatt,  Christ's. 
A,  A.  Jack,  Pet. 


\JEq. 
■2Eq. 


1895 
1896 

1897 


1900 
1901 
1902 
1903 

1904 

1905 

190C 

1907 

1908 

1909 

1910 

1911 

1912 
1913 


2Eq. 


J.  P.  Baker,  B.A.  Emm.       ) 

II.  N.  Ferrers,  B.A.  King's.  [ ^^V/. 
T.  C.  Walton,  B.A.  Trin.       S 

1.  L.  llorton-Smitii,  B.A.  Joh. 

2.  W.  J.  Conyboare,  B.A.  Trin, 

1.  H.  Geikic,  King's. 

2.  J.  G.  Mccormick,  Joh. 
A.  I.  Simey,  B.A.  King'i 

1.  R.  Balfour,  King's. 

2.  G.M.Trevelyan,  B.A.  Trin.)  s- 
T.  A.  Whitaker,  Selwvn.      fhq 

C.  J.  N.  Child,  B.A.  Clirisfs.l  ,, 
The  Earl  of  Lytton,  Trin.       j  ^''''i- 

C.  R.  Bu,\ton,  B.A.,  Trin. 

H.  W.  Haworth,  Trin.  H.)   ^r,^ 

D.  M.  Ferrers,  Trin.        f  ^^'?- 

1.  G.  P.  Kelly,  Trin.  H. 

2.  J.  A.  Ilubback,  King's. 

1.  F.  Sidgwick,  Trin. 

2.  W.  A.  Hoffmann,  B.A.  Christ's. 

1.  A,  J.  Robertson,  Trin. 

2.  D.  W.  W.  Carmichael,  Christ's. 

1.  J.  R.  Darbyshire,  B.A,,  Emm. 

2.  .J,  Merrin,  Ciirist's.         )   a, 
J.  T.  Sheppard,  King's./ ^'J'- 

1.  M.  F.  J.  McDonnell,  Joli. 

2.  H.  R.  Lonsdale,  B.  A.,  Jes.    )  =:. 
O.  L.  Riclunond,B.A.,King'si  f« 

1.  F.  C.  S.  Carey,  Clare. 

2.  .L  F.  Spink,  B.  A.,  .Job.)    ^^ 
E.  A.  Tregoning,  Trin.  f       ''• 

1.  A.  F.  Scholfield,  King's. 

2.  Z,  "  "       ■      -     •      -  - 


Z.  N.  Brooke,  B.A.,  Job.)  y^ 
H.  A.  Hollond,  Trin.        )  ^</ 


F.  Stephenson,  Christ's 


Mq. 


A.  C.  Bouquet,  B.A.,  Jes. 
2.  1.  A.  W.  McGowan,  Jes.  1  3.. 
R.  M.  P.  Muir,  Caius.      j^'^- 

1.  AV.  B.  Brierlev,  Christ's. 

2.  E.  II.  P.  Muiicey,  Joh.) 

E.  G,  Selwyn,  King's.    \  TEq. 
M.  A.  Young,  King's. 

1.  R.  W.  Pole,  King's. 

2.  E.  H.  J.  Dalton,  King's.       )   *. 
W.II.Humphre)'s,B.A.,Chr.»  ^H 

1.  G.  G.  Morris,  Trin. 

2.  J.  R.  M.  Butler,  Trin.\  ^,, 
A.  F.  Hall,  Joii.  S      '^• 

1.  A.  Ramsay,  Cuius. 

2.  J.  M.  Creed,  Caius.  \  ^ 
II.  F.  Russell-Smith,  Joh.f  ^''-'/• 

E.  A.  Peers,  Christ's.)    a? 
L.  E.  Tanner,  Pemb.  \  ^^'1- 

1.  F.  L.  Birch,  King's.    |  ^, 
II.  G.  Dorrell,  Kmm.|^'^- 

2.  R.  E.  C,  (iordon.  Pon)b. 


Honourably  mentloneil:  1902,  J.  II.  Darbyaliire,  Kmm.,  C.  H.  Edniunfls,  Trin.,  T.  0  Mansflolil, 
Pemb. ;  190.3,  H.  R.  Lonsilale,  B.A.,  Jesus;  O.  L.  Ricbmoud,  King's. 


PRIZES. 

ESSAY   AND   VERSE   PRIZES. 


ADAM  SMITH  PRIZE. 
The  Professor  of  Political  Economy,  A.  Marshall,  MA.,  St 
John's  College,  having,  in  1891,  offered  to  the  University  a 
Triennial  Essay  Prize,  the  following  Regulations  proposed  by 
Professor  Marshall  were  confirmed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
March  5,  1891.  In  1909  Professor  Pigou  offered  to  continue 
to  give  the  Adam  Smith  Prize  formerly  given  by  Professor 
Marshall.  The  offer  was  accepted  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
Nov.  25,  1909. 

1.  A  Prize  of  £60,  to  be  called  the  Adam  Smith  Prize,  Avill  be  awarded 
in  1894,  and  thenceforward  every  three  years  till  further  notice,  for  an 
Essay  on  some  unsettled  question  in  Economic  Science,  or  in  some  branch 
of  Nineteenth  Centm*y  Economic  History  or  Statistics. 

2.  The  subject  of  each  candidate's  Essay  shall  be  selected  by  himself, 
subject  only  to  the  provision  contained  in  Eegulation  2*  below.  Candi- 
dates are  however  invited  to  consult  the  Professor  of  Political  Economy 
with  regard  to  their  choice,  and  with  regard  to  a  suitable  course  of 
reading  in  connection  with  it. 

2*.  The  subject  selected  by  a  candidate  who  has  already  gained  the 
Cobden  Prize  may  not  be  a  subject  for  which  that  Prize  was  awarded  to 
him  or  any  subject  closely  cognate  thereto.  Such  candidate  must  obtain 
in  advance  the  approval  of  the  Professor  of  Political  Economy  for  the 
subject  which  he  selects. 

3.  In  awardhig  the  Prize  the  Adjudicators  shall  be  governed  chiefly 
by  the  quality  of  the  work  to  be  done,  and  shall  have  regard  to  the 
constructive  ability  and  the  grasp  of  scientific  principles  rather  than  to 
the  erudition  displayed  in  it. 

4.  The  Adjudicators  shall  be  the  Professor  of  Political  Economy  and 
an  additional  Examiner  appointed  by  the  Senate  on  the  recommendation 
of  the  Special  Board  for  Economics  and  Politics.  The  additional  Examiner 
shall  receive  the  sum  of  ten  pounds. 

5.  It  shall  be  in  the  power  of  the  Adjudicators,  if  they  think  fit,  to 
divide  the  Prize  among  two  or  three  candidates,  without  declaring  their 
Essays  equal  in  merit. 

6.  The  Essays  shall  be  sent  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  on  the  first  day  of 
Full  Easter  Term  1894,  1897,  and  so  on  till  further  notice. 

7.  The  Candidates  shall  be  graduates  of  the  University  who  at  the 
time  appointed  for  sending  in  the  Essays  have  not  completed  four  years 
from  their  first  Degree. 

1894  A.  L.  Bowley,  B.A.  Trinity. 
1897  F.  W.  Lawrence,  B.A.  Trinitj-. 
1900  S.  J.  Chapman,  B.A.  Trinity. 
190.^  A.  C.  Pigou,  Incept,  in  Arts,  King's. 
1906  E.  A.  Benians,  Incept,  in  Arts,  Joli. 
1909  J.  M.  Keynes,  Incept,  in  Arts,  King's. 
1912  F.  Lavington,  B.A.,  Ennu. 
Highly  commeuded,  1897,  C.  P.  Sanger,  B.A.  Trinity. 


ADAMS   PRIZE. 

Several  members  of  St  John's  College  having  raised  by  sub- 
scription a  Fund,  producing  about  £80  per  annum,  for  the  pur- 
pose of  establishing  a  Prize  to  be  connected  with  the  name  of  Mr 
Adams,  in  testimony  of  their  sense  of  the  honour  he  had  conferred 


872  ESSAY  AND   VERSE 

on  his  College  and  the  University  by  having  been  the  first  among 
the  Mathematicians  of  Europe  to  determine  from  perturbations 
the  unknown  place  of  a  disturbing  Planet  exterior  to  Uranus, 
offered  the  said  Fund  to  the  University;  and  it  was  accepted  by 
Grace  of  the  Senate,  April  7,  1848  (altered  by  Grace,  Feb.  23 
1853). 

The  followiug  are  the  present  Regulations,  Grace  of  March  10, 
1910: 

1.  A  Prize  to  be  called  "The  Adams  Prize"  shall  be  awarded  every 
two  years  for  an  Essay  on  some  subject  of  Pure  Mathematics,  Astronomy, 
or  other  branch  of  Natural  Philosophy. 

2.  The  Adams  Prize  shall  be  ojjen  to  the  competition  of  all  persons 
who  have  at  any  time  been  admitted  to  a  Degree  in  this  University. 

3.  The  Adjudicators  for  the  award  of  the  Prize  shall  be  the  Vice- 
Chancellor  and  three  persons  api)ointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  one  on 
the  nomination  of  the  Council  of  the  Senate,  one  on  the  nomination  of  the 
Special  Board  for  Mathematics,  and  one  on  the  nomination  of  the  Council 
of  St  John's  College. 

4.  The  names  of  the  three  nominated  Adjudicators  shall  be  submitted 
to  the  Senate  for  appointment  at  a  Congregation  to  be  held  before  the 
division  of  the  Term  in  the  Lent  Term  of  1911  and  of  every  second  year 
thereafter. 

5.  As  soon  as  may  be  after  the  appointment  of  the  nominated  Adjudi- 
cators, and  not  later  than  the  end  of  the  Tenn  in  which  they  are 
appointed,  the  four  Adjudicators  shall  select  and  publicly  announce  the 
subject  for  the  next  Adams  Prize.  The  Adjudicators  shall  give  preference 
to  a  wide  subject  such  as  will  give  scope  for  treatment  in  various  ways, 
rather  than  to  a  special  problem  which  may  prove  to  be  intractable. 

6.  The  Essays  submitted  by  Candidates  for  the  Prize  sliall  be  sent  in 
to  the  Vice-Cliancellor  on  or  before  the  last  day  of  December  of  the  year 
next  following  that  in  which  the  subject  is  announced.  Each  Essay  shall 
bear  a  motto,  but  not  the  candidate's  name,  and  shall  be  accompanied  by 
a  sealed  envelope  bearing  the  same  motto  and  containing  the  Candidate's 
name,  degree,  and  address. 

6*.  Each  of  the  Adjudicators  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  shall 
receive  the  sum  of  ten  guineas  payable  from  the  income  of  the  Prize 
Fund,  except  in  cases  where  no  Essay  is  sent  in. 

7.  Before  the  division  of  the  following  Easter  Tenn,  the  Adjudicators 
shall  draw  up  a  list  of  the  titles  of  all  the  Essays  submitted  to  them,  if 
any,  which  are  of  distinction,  together  with  the  luottos  attached  to  them 
by  the  candidates,  the  list  being  divided  into  groups  of  nearly  equal  merit 
so  far  as  seems  right  to  the  Adjudicators. 

When  one  Essay  is  selected  as  of  highest  merit  by  the  Adjudicators,  the 
Adams  Prize  shall  be  awarded  to  the  author  of  that  Essay. 

On  occasions  when  no  single  Essay  is  selected  as  of  highest  merit,  the 
Adams  Prize  shall  be  divided  between  the  candidates  whose  Essays  are 
placed  in  the  highest  group  of  the  list  aforesaid. 

The  Vice-Chancellor  shall  open  the  sealed  envelopes  bearing  the  mottos 
of  the  Essays  which  ajipear  in  the  list  drawn  up  by  the  Adjudicators  and 
shall  inform  the  Candidates  of  the  result.  Within  a  fortnight  of  the  time 
of  adjudication  he  shall  publish  the  list  drawn  up  by  the  Adjudicators, 
appending  the  names  of  those  to  whom  a  Prize  has  been  awarded  and  also 
the  names  of  the  writers  of  the  other  Essays  which  are  of  distinction,  in 
case  they  consent  to  their  names  being  so  published. 

8.  When  the  Adams  Prize  is  awarded  to  one  candidate  he  shall  receive 
two  years'  net  income  of  the  Fund;   when  the  Essays  of  two  or  more 


PEIZES.  873 

candidates  are  adjudged  to  be  of  equal  merit,  that  sum  shall  (subject 
as  hereinafter  provided)  be  divided  equally  between  such  candidates. 

9.  If  on  any  occasion  no  award  is  made  the  net  income  of  the  Fund  shall 
be  can-ied  to  a  Keserve  Fund  to  be  available  on  future  occasions  in  whole 
or  in  part,  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice-Chancellor,  for  the  increase  of  the 
value  of  the  Adams  Prize  in  cases  where  it  is  divided,  as  for  the  provision, 
when  it  seems  desirable  to  the  Adjudicators,  of  extra  prizes,  to  be  called 
Adams  Prizes,  when  the  Prize  is  awarded  without  division.  Provided 
that  if  the  Reserve  Fund  exceed  four  years  net  income  of  the  Fund  such 
excess  may,  at  the  disci-etion  of  the  Vice-Chancellor,  be  added  to  the 
capital  of  the  Fund. 

10.  Each  Candidate  to  whom  an  Adams  Prize  has  been  awarded  shall 
publish  his  Essay,  provided  always  that,  with  the  consent  of  the  Adjudi- 
cators, this  condition  shall  be  deemed  to  be  fulfilled  by  the  publication  of 
the  Essay,  or  of  the  original  parts  of  such  Essay,  in  the  Transactions  of  a 
learned  Society,  or  in  a  scientific  journal.  A  copy  of  such  Essay,  as  pub- 
lished, shall  be  presented  to  the  University  Library,  to  the  Library  of 
St  John's  College,  and  to  each  of  the  four  Adjudicators. 

11.  If  at  any  time  hereafter  it  appear  to  the  Senate  to  be  expedient 
to  alter  the  foregoing  scheme  it  sliall  be  competent  to  the  Council  of 
St  John's  College,  at  the  request  of  the  Senate,  to  propose  for  its  adoption 
an  amended  Scheme. 


1850  R.  Peirson,  M.A.,  Joh. 
1857  J.  C.  Maxwell,  M.A.  Trin. 
1865  E.  Walker,  M.A.  Trin. 
1871  I.  Todhunter.M.A.  Joh. 
1877  E.  J.  Routh,  M.A.  Pet. 
1883  J.  J.  Thomson,  Inc.  M.A.  Trin. 
1893  J.  H.  Poyntiiig,  Sc.D.  Trin. 


1899  J.  Lanuor,  M.A.,  Joh.        )  ;-,  , 
G.  T.  Walker,  M.A.,  Trin.f  ^'Z' 

1901  H.  M.  Macdouald,  M.A.,  Clare. 

1907  E.  W.  Brown,  Sc.D.,  Christ's. 

1909  G.  A.  Schott,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1911  A.  E.  H.  Love,  M.A.,  Joh. 

1913  S.  a.  McLaren,  M.A.,  Trin.      |  ?>. 
J.  AV.  Niciiolson,  M.A.,  Trin.  jffJ 


jfote;— Whenever  there  is  au  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged  or  tliere  was  no  Candidate; 


BURNEY  PRIZE  AND  STUDENTSHIP. 
The  late  Richard  Burney,  Esq.,  M.A.,  of  Christ's  College, 
Cambridge,  previously  to  his  death  on  Nov.  30,  1845,  empowered 
his  cousin,  the  Ven.  Archdeacon  Burney,  to  offer,  through  the 
Vice-Chancellor, to  the  University  of  Cambridge,  the  sum  of  £3,500 
Reduced  Three  per  Cent.  Stock,  for  the  purpose  of  establishing  an 
Annual  Prize,  to  be  awarded  to  the  Graduate,  who  should  pro- 
duce the  best  Essay  on  a  subject  to  be  set  by  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

On  the  day  after  this  offer  was  communicated  to  the  Vice-Chan- 
cellor, Mr  Burney  died;  but  his  sister  and  executrix,  Miss  Jane 
CaroHne  Burney,  made  over  to  the  University  a  sum  amounting 
to  £3720.  8s.  lOd.  by  an  Indenture  dated  Jan.  19,  1847- 
REGULATIONS. 

1.  In  lieu  of  the  Burney  Prize,  which  has  been  offered  annually  since 
1847  "for  the  best  English  Essay  on  some  moral  or  metaphysical  subject, 
'•  on  the  existence,  nature  and  attributes  of  God,  or  on  the  truth  and  evi- 
'•  dance  of  the  Christian  religion,"  there  shall  be  henceforth  in  the  Uni- 
versity a  Burney  Essay  Prize  and  a  Burney  Studentship,  and  the  dividend 
of  the  sum  standing  in  the  name  of  the  Chancellor  Masters  and  Scholars 
of  the  University  for  the  purposes  of  the  Burney  Trust  shall  be  appUcable 
to  the  payment  of  such  Prize  and  such  Studentship  and  to  the  other  pur- 
poses hereinafter  described. 

'  37—5 


874  ESSAY  AND  VERSE 

2.  The  subject  for  which  the  Burney  Prize  and  the  Burney  Student- 
ship shall  be  awarded  shall  be  the  Philosophy  of  Kehgion:  these  words 
being  interpreted  so  as  to  include  Christian  Ethics  and  questions  relating 
to  the  truth  and  evidence  of  the  Christian  Keligion. 

3.  The  Electors  to  the  Prize  and  to  the  Studentship  shall  be  the  Vice- 
Chancellor,  the  Master  of  Christ's  College  (unless  he  hold  the  office  of 
Vice-Chancellor,  in  which  case  a  Deputy  Elector  shall  be  appointed  in  his 
place  for  that  turn  by  Grace  of  the  Senate),  the  Norrisian  Professor  of 
Divinity  and  two  Members  of  the  Senate  who  shall  be  ajipointed  by  Grace 
before  the  division  of  the  Michaelmas  Term,  one  on  the  nomination  of  the 
Special  Board  for  Divinity  and  one  on  the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board 
for  Moral  Science.  At  the  first  appointment  the  senior  in  standing  of  the 
two  appouited  Electors  shall  be  appointed  for  three  years  and  the  junior 
for  two  years:  all  siibsequent  appointments  shall  be  for  two  years.  If 
either  of  the  two  appouited  Electors  die  resign  or  become  incapable  of 
acting,  another  person  shall  be  appointed  in  like  manner  in  his  place  for 
the  remauider  of  the  time  for  which  he  was  appointed.  All  the  poAvers  of 
the  Electors  may  be  exercised  by  a  majority  of  those  present  at  a  meeting 
duly  summoned,  provided  that  three  Electors  at  least  be  present. 

4.  The  subject  for  the  Essay  shall  be  announced  by  the  Electors  and 
the  Essays  shall  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  at  such  dates  as  the 
Senate  shall  from  time  to  time  determine.  The  successful  Candidate  shall 
not  be  required  either  to  print  or  to  publish  his  Essay ;  but  he  shall  deposit 
a  copy  of  it  in  the  University  Library. 

5.  Any  member  of  the  University  who  has  been  admitted  to  the  title 
of  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  shall  be  eligible  for  the  Prize,  provided 
that  on  the  day  appointed  for  sending  in  the  exercises  not  more  than  three 
years  shall  have  elapsed  since  the  completion  of  his  first  degree. 

6.  The  Electors  shall  have  power,  on  any  occasion  on  which  they 
think  it  desirable,  to  appoint  one  or  more  Examhiers  not  belonging  to 
their  own  body  to  report  on  the  Essays;  and  each  Examiner  so  appointed 
shall  be  paid  the  sum  of  £b  out  of  the  income  of  the  Trust. 

In  the  event  of  the  Essays  of  two  of  the  Candidates  being  deemed  by 
the  Electors  to  be  of  equal  merit,  if  one  of  such  Candidates  be  a  member 
of  Christ's  College  the  Prize  shall  be  adjudged  to  him. 

7.  The  value  of  the  Prize  shall  be  such  sum  not  less  than  £50  and  not 
more  than  £80  as  may  be  determined  from  time  to  time  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate. 

8.  The  Prize  shall  not  be  awarded  a  second  time  to  the  same  person. 
9.-  The  election  to  the  Studentship  shall  be  made  annually  at  such 

time  as  the  University  shall  determine. 

10.  Any  member  of  the  University  who  has  been  admitted  to  the 
title  of  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts  shall  be  eligible  to  the  Studentship, 
provided  that  on  the  day  appointed  for  the  election  in  any  year  not  more 
than  four  years  shall  have  elapsed  since  the  completion  of  his  first 
degree. 

11.  The  Electors  may  take  such  steps  as  they  think  fit  to  enquire  into 
the  qualifications  of  the  Candidates  for  the  Studentship,  provided  that  it 
shall  not  be  awarded  by  competitive  examination.  If  the  qualifications 
of  two  Candidates  appear  to  the  Electors  to  be  equal,  and  if  one  of  the  t^vo 
be  a  member  of  Christ's  College,  he  shall  be  elected  to  the  Studentship. 

12.  The  Studentship  shall  be  tenable  for  one  year.  A  Student  shall 
be  eligible  for  re-election  provided  that  he  is  within  the  limits  of  standing 
defined  in  section  10  hereof,  and  provided  also  that  no  person  shall  be 
re-elected  to  the  Studentship  more  than  mice. 

13.  It  shall  be  the  duty  of  the  Student  to  devote  himself  to  study  or 
research  in  the  Philosophy  of  Religion,  according  to  a  scheme  proposed 


PRIZES.  875 

by  himself  and  approved  by  the  Electors,  provided  that  such  scheme  may 
be  modified  with  the  consent  of  the  Electors. 

14.  The  value  of  the  Studentship  shall  be  £120  a  year,  or  such  larger 
sum  as  may  be  determined  from  time  to  time  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
payable  by  equal  half-yearly  payments  (each  payment  to  be  made  in 
advance),  provided  as  regards  the  second  payment  that  the  Electors  be 
satisfied  that  the  student  is  diligently  carrying  out  the  scheme  approved 
by  them  :  provided  also  that  the  Student  shall  not  be  in  receipt  at  the 
time  of  his  appointment,  from  University  or  College  endowments  together 
with  the  Studentship,  of  more  than  £300  a  year,  and  that  he  do  not  under- 
take without  the  sanction  of  the  Electors  during  the  term  of  his  tenure  of 
the  Studentship  any  other  work  to  which  remuneration  is  attached. 

15.  A  Burney  Prizeman  shall  be  eligible  for  the  Studentship,  and  a 
Burney  Student  shall  be  eligible  for  the  Prize:  provided  that  they  are 
within  the  limits  of  University  standing  required  for  the  Studentship  and 
for  the  Prize  respectively. 

16.  The  Burney  Student  may  be  required  by  the  Electors  to  publish 
a  thesis  embodying  the  results  of  his  study  or  research.  In  the  event  of  a 
Burney  Prizeman  beuig  elected  to  the  Studentship  the  subject  of  his  study 
or  research  may  be  the  same  as  the  subject  of  his  Prize  Essay,  and  if  so 
he  shall  be  required  to  publish  a  thesis  embodying  the  results  of  his 
further  study. 

A  Burney  Student  who  publishes  his  thesis  in  accordance  with  these 
regulations  shall  cause  to  be  delivered  a  copy  thereof  to  the  respective 
Hbraries  of  the  Universities  of  Cambridge,  Oxford,  Dublin,  and  Edinburgh, 
and  to  the  library  of  Christ's  College,  Cambridge,  and  also  to  each  of  the 
Electors. 

17.  If  in  any  year  there  shall,  in  the  opinion  of  the  Electors,  be  no 
Essay  sent  in  worthy  of  the  Prize  or  no  suitable  Candidate  for  the  Student- 
ship, no  Prize  shall  be  awarded  or  no  election  shall  be  made  for  that  year. 
Any  income  not  required  in  any  year  for  the  purposes  of  the  Trust  as  above 
defined  shall  be  paid  to  a  Reserve  Fund  out  of  which  the  Electors  may  if 
they  think  tit  in  any  year  award  a  second  Prize,  or  a  second  Studentship, 
of  such  amount  as  they  think  fit  and  the  state  of  the  Fund  allows,  or  they 
may  at  their  discretion  employ  the  Fund  for  the  promotion  of  the  study  of 
the  Philosophy  of  Religion  in  other  ways,  or  any  part  of  the  Reserve  Fund 
may  be  invested  by  the  Financial  Board  on  the  recommendation  of  the 
Electors,  and  added  to  the  capital  of  the  Trust. 

18.  The  University  shall  have  power  to  alter  and  determine  from  time 
to  time  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  the  regulations  respecting  the  persons  wiio 
shall  be  the  Electors  to  the  Prize  and  the  Studentship. 

19.  Subject  to  the  foregoing  regulations  and  to  any  additional  regula- 
tions which  may  at  any  time  be  made  by  the  University  by  Statute  and 
approved  by  the  King  in  Council  it  shall  be  lawful  for  the  Electors  from 
time  to  time  to  make  and  if  they  shall  see  fit  to  vary  such  rules  as  may 
seem  to  them  expedient  for  regulating  their  own  proceedings. 

BURNEY   PRIZE. 

The  subject  for  the  Burney  Essay  Prize  is  announced  by  the 
Electors  not  later  than  the  first  day  of  February  in  each  year, 
and  the  Essays  must  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  on  or 
before  the  first  day  of  December  in  each  year. 


1847  G.  H.  Forbes, Downing. 
1848I.Todhunter,Joh, 

1849  A.  J.  Carver, Trin. 

1850  G.  F.  Prescott,  Trin. 


1851  G,  M.  Gorham.Trin. 

1852  T.White,  Job. 
18.-53  1'.  W.  Powell,  Job. 
1854  J.  Foxley,Joh. 


876  ESSAY  AND  VERSE 


1855  G.  F.  Maclear,  Trin. 

1856  F.  Exton,  Joh. 

J  857  R.  H.  Manley,  Clare. 
1858  E.  E.  Bowen.Trin. 

1860  J.  Kerr,  Trin. 

1861  W.Blissard,  Emmanuel. 

1863  J.  Francis,  Joh. 

1864  J.  B.  Pearson,  Joh. 

1865  C.  R.  W.  Cooke,  Emmanuel. 

1866  C.  R.  W.  Cooke,  Emmanuel. 

1868  G.  G.  Scott,  Jesus. 

1869  E.  Carpenter,  Trin.  Hall. 

1870  A.  S.  Wilkins,  Joh. 

1871  J.  R.  Paget,  Trin.  Hall. 
1873  G.  J.  Romanes,  Caius. 

1876  H.  R.  Knipe,  Trin. 

1877  H.  R.  Knipe,  Trin. 

1878  W.  Warren,  Joh. 

1879  T.  Thomelv,  Trin.  II. 


1880  W.  Bellars,  Trin. 

1882  W.  R.  Roberts,  King's. 

1884  F.  W.  Parkes,  Trin. 

1885  F.  W.  Parkes,  Trin. 

1886  W.  G.  Manley,  Pemb, 

1887  J.  F.  Bethune-Baker,  Pemb. 
1891  F.  Robinson,  Christ's. 

1894  C.  F.  Andrews,  Pembroke. 

1895  J.  D.  C.  White,  Trin. 

1898  C.  F.  G.  Masterraan,  Christ's 

1900  A.  C.  Pigou,  King's. 

1901  D.  H.  Macgregor,  Trin. 

1904  L.  Alston,  Christ's. 

1905  L.  Alston,  Christ's. 

1907  K.  J.  Saunders,  Emm. 

1908  J.  P.  S.  R.  Gibson,  Sidney. 

1909  J.  G.  Walker,  Jesus.  )  ^. 
A.  G.  Widgery,  Cath.)  ^''• 

1911  C.  D.  Broad,  Trin. 


Deserving  commendation :  1887,  G.  G.  Alexander, Down.,  A.  J.  Evans,  Christ's ;    1891,  J.  A.  Hannah, 
Queens' ;  1900,  C.  T.  Wood,  Queens'. 

Second  prize  awarded  :  1868,  C.  J .  Parker,  Trin.  (£70) ;  1878,  H .  M.  Bernard,  Corpus  (£80). 
Note :— Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 

BURNEY   STUDENTSHIP. 
Candidates  for  the  Burney  Studentship  send  in  their  names 
to  the  Vice-Chancellor  not  later  than  the  first  day  of  June  in  each 
year,  and  the  election  to  the  Studentship  is  made  before  the  end 
of  the  Easter  Term. 

1907  A.  E.  Baker,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1908  K.  J.  Saunders,  Emm. 

1909  J.  G.  Walker,  B.  A.,  Jesus. 

1910  A.  G.  Widgery,  B.A.,  Cath. 

1911  L.  Whitcombe,  B.A.,  Trin.  II. 
1913  A.  P.  Senior,  B.A.,  Christ's. 


MONTAGU   BUTLER   PRIZE. 

The  Rev,  Henry  Montagu  Butler,  Master  of  Trinity  College, 
having  offered  to  pay  to  the  University  the  sum  of  ^'250  for  tlie 
Endowment  of  a  Prize  for  the  best  original  Poem  in  Latin 
Hexameter  Verse,  the  offer  was  accepted  and  the  following 
Regulations  were  approved  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  June  16, 1910. 

1.  The  prize  shall  be  a  prize  in  books.  It  shall  be  called  The 
Montagu  Butler  Prize,  and  shall  be  awarded  annually  for  the  best 
original  exercise  in  Latin  Hexameter  Verse. 

2.  The  subject  for  the  exercises  shall  be  appointed  by  the  Vice- 
Chancellor. 

3.  On  or  before  June  1  in  each  year  the  Vice-Chancellor  shall  give 
public  notice  of  the  subject  for  the  exercises,  and  all  exercises  must  be 
sent  to  the  Vice -Chancellor  on  or  before  February  1  in  the  following  jea,r. 

4.  No  such  exercise  shall  exceed  in  length  one  hundred  and  fifty  lines, 

5.  A  resident  undergraduate  may  be  a  candidate  for  the  Montagu 
Butler  Prize  in  any  year,  if,  at  the  latest  date  on  which  exercises  can  be 
sent  in,  he  shall  be  at  least  in  his  second  term  of  residence  in  the 
University  and  not  more  than  seven  complete  terms  have  passed  after 
the  term  in  which  he  began  residence. 

6.  Each  candidate  shall  send  six  copies  of  his  exercise  privately  to 
the  Vice-Chancellor.  Such  copies  shall  not  be  in  the  handwriting  of  the 
candidate.     They  shall  bear  a  motto  but  not  the  candidate's  name,  and 


PRIZES.  877 

shall  be  accompanied  by  a  sealed  envelope  bearing  the  same  motto  outside 
and  containing  the  candidate's  name  and  College. 

7.  The  prize  shall  be  awarded  by  the  examiners  for  the  Chancellor's 
Medals ;  and  the  prize  exei'cise  shall  be  recited  publicly  at  the  same  time 
as  the  other  prize  exercises. 

8.  The  examiners  shall  not  be  bound  to  award  the  prize,  if  no  exercise, 
which  in  their  judgment  is  worthy  of  a  prize,  shall  be  sent  in. 

9.  In  every  year  in  which  the  prize  is  awarded,  a  copy  of  the 
successful  exercise,  when  printed,  shall  be  sent  to  the  Master  of  Trinity, 
to  the  University  Library,  to  the  Library  of  Trinity  College,  and  to  each 
of  the  examhiers  for  the  year, 

10.  In  any  year  in  which  the  prize  is  not  awarded,  the  net  proceeds 
of  the  fund  for  that  year  shall  be  transferred  to  the  funds  of  the  University 
Library  and  shall  be  spent  on  the  purchase  of  editions  of  the  Latin  poets, 
or  on  the  purchase  of  books  connected  with  the  study  of  such  poets,  and 
every  book  so  purchased  shall  contain  a  record  that  it  was  purchased  from 
the  proceeds  of  the  fund  for  the  endowment  of  The  Montagu  Butler  Prize. 

1911  F.  W.  Ilaskins,  Trin.  I  1913    G.  K.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 

1912  E.  H.  Carr,  Trin.  | 

Honourably  mentioned :— 1911,  E.  G.  S.  MSchtig,  Trin. 


COBDEN   PRIZE. 

A  Prize  of  the  value  of  ^20,  and  a  Cobden  Club  Silver  Medal, 
to  be  awarded  once  in  three  years  is  oflered  to  the  University  by 
the  Committee  of  the  Cobden  Club. 

The  following  are  the  Conditions  : 

1.  The  Prize  shall  be  awarded  for  an  Essay  on  some  subject  con- 
nected with  Political  Economy,  and  shall  be  payable  in  money  to  the 
successful  Candidate. 

2.  The  Candidates  for  the  Prize  shall  be  members  of  the  University 
who,  having  commenced  residence,  are  not  of  more  than  three  years' 
standing  from  their  first  Degree  on  the  first  day  of  the  Easter  Term  of 
the  academical  year  in  which  the  subjects  are  announced. 

3.  The  Adjudicators  shall  be  the  Professor  of  Political  Economy  for 
the  time  being,  and  two  persons  to  be  nominated  by  the  V  ice-Chancellor 
and  the  Donors  respectively,  and  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate: 
and  the  Prize  shall  be  awarded  to  the  writer  of  the  Essay  which,  in 
the  judgment  of  at  least  two  of  the  Adjudicators,  certified  under  their 
band  to  the  Vice-Chancellor,  is  the  most  deserving. 

4.  The  Adjudicators  shall  select  and  announce  two  or  more 
subjects  for  dissertations,  any  one  of  which  niay  be  chosen  by  a 
Candidate. 

5.  The  times  when  the  Adjudicators  shall  be  appointed,  the  subjects 
announced,  and  the  Essays  sent  in,  shall  be  fixed  from  time  to  time  by 
Grace  of  the  Senate. 

6.  The  Donors  of  the  Prize  reserve  to  themselves  the  right  to  de- 
termine the  said  Prize  on  giving  one  year's  notice  to  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

7.  The  Prize  shall  be  called  the  "  Cobdeu  Prize." 

By  the  same  Grace  the  second  appointment  of  Adjudicators 
was  to  be  made  in  Lent  Term,  1879,  the  subject  was  to  be  an- 
nounced before  the  division  of  Easter  Term,  1879,  and  so  on  after- 
wards at  intervals  of  three  years.  By  Grace  of  the  Senate,  March 
5,  1891,  the  Essays  are  to  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  before 


878  ESSAY  AND  VERSE 

the  first  day  of  Full  Michaelmas  Term,  in  the  year  following  that 
in  which  the  subject  of  the  Essays  is  announced, 

1877  J.  S.  Nicholson,  B.A.  Trin. 

1880  A.  Caldecott,B.A.  Joh.        ^  ^^ 
J.  S.  Nicholson,  B.A.  Trin.f  ^*' 

1883  J.  Brougli,  B.A.  Downing. 

1886  S.  M.  Leathes,  B.A.  Trin. 

1889  No  Essays  sent  in. 

1892  A.  L.  Bowley,  B.A.  Trin. 

1895  P.  M.  M.  S.  Amos,  B.A.  Trin. 

1898  S.  J.  Chapman,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1901  A.  C.  Pigou,  B.A.,  King's. 

1904  Manohar  Lai,  B.A.,  Joh. 

1907  W.  T.  Lay  ton,  B.A.,  Caius. 

1910  T.  T.  Williams,  B.A.,  Pet. 
Specially  commended  :  1904  D.  H,  Maegregor,  B.A.,  Trin. 


GEDGE  PRIZE. 
A  sum  of  ^1000  was  bequeathed  to  the  University  by  the  late 
Joseph  Gedge,  of  Gouville  and  Caius  College,  for  the  foundation 
of  a  Prize  for  original  observations  in  Physiology  or  any  branch 
thereof.  The  following  Regulations  were  approved  by  Grace  of 
the  Senate,  November  25,  1897. 

1.  The  Prize  shall  be  called  the  Gedge  Prize.  It  shall  be  offered  for 
competition  in  every  second  year,  and  shall  consist  of  the  interest  on  the 
capital  sum  (iJlOOO)  for  the  two  years  next  preceding. 

2.  The  Prize  shall  be  awarded  for  the  best  original  observations  in 
Physiology  or  in  any  branch  thereof,  that  is  to  say  in  Histology,  Physio- 
1  ogical  Chemistry  or  Physiological  Physics,  the  word  Physiology  being  used 
i  n  a  wide  sense.  Each  candidate  is  required  to  state,  generally  in  a  preface 
to  his  Essay  and  specifically  in  notes,  the  sources  from  which  his  hiforma- 
tion  is  taken,  the  extent  to  which  he  has  availed  himself  of  the  work  of 
others,  and  the  portions  of  the  Essay  which  he  claims  as  original.  Provided 
that  a  candidate  who  has  received  a  Certificate  of  Research  from  the  Uni- 
versity shall  not  be  entitled  to  submit  an  Essay  which  is  substantially  the 
same  as  the  Dissertation  for  which  such  Certificate  of  Research  was  granted. 

3.  Candidates  for  the  Prize  shall  be  members  of  the  University  who 
during  six  terms  subsequent  to  the  beginning  of  the  term  of  their  matricula- 
tion have  studied  in  the  University  Laboratories  or  attended  University 
Lectures  and  who  at  the  time  of  the  award  of  tlie  Prize  are  of  not  less  tlian 
five  years  and  not  more  than  seven  years  standing  fi-om  matriculation. 
Provided  that  a  candidate  who  has  been  admitted  to  the  University  as  an 
Advanced  Student  must  be  of  not  less  than  three  years  and  not  more  than 
five  years  standing  from  matriculation.  The  candidates  need  not  neces- 
sarily be  graduates  of  the  University. 

4.  The  Special  Boaid  for  Biology  and  Geology  shall  cause  a  notice  of 
the  conditions  of  the  award  to  be  inserted  in  the  University  Iteporter  in  the 
course  of  the  Michaelmas  Term  next  preceding  that  in  which  the  Prize  is 
to  be  awarded. 

5.  The  Examiners,  who  shall  be  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
shall  be  the  Professor  of  Physiology  and  two  other  persons  nominated  by 
the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology.  The  persons  so  nominated 
shall  be  or  shall  have  been  engaged  in  the  University  in  the  teaclnng  of 
Physiology  or  of  any  branch  thereof.  The  appointment  of  Examiners  shall 
be  made  dui-ing  the  Easter  Tei-m  immediately  preceding  the  Term  in  which 
the  Prize  is  to  be  awarded. 


PRIZES,  879 

(i.  The  Essays  shall  he  sent  to  the  Professor  of  Physiology  not  later 
than  the  first  day  of  Octoher  in  the  Term  in  which  the  Prize  is  to  be 
aw  iirded ;  and  the  award  shall  be  made  not  later  than  the  last  day  of  the 
tiist  quarter  of  that  Term. 

7.  The  Examiners  may  require  every  candidate  to  deliver  his  Essay  in 
tlie  form  of  a  Lecture  and  to  demonstrate  any  experiments  and  researches 
iiiontioned  therein. 

8.  The  Prize  shall  be  awarded  by  the  Examiners ;  but  the  Examiners 
shall  have  full  power  to  keep  back  the  Prize  if  from  want  of  originality  or 
from  any  other  cause  no  Essay  be  considered  worthy. 

9.  The  Examiners  shall  report  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  to  the  Special 
Board  for  Biology  and  (reology  whether  any  Essay  has  been  sent  in  and 
what,  if  any,  award  has  been  made.  The  Vice-Chancellor  shall  thereupon 
announce  the  decision  of  the  Examiners. 

10.  If  in  any  year  the  Prize  is  not  awarded,  the  interest  on  the  capital 
sum  for  the  two  years  next  preceding  shall  be  paid  to  the  account  ot  the 
Museum  of  Zoology. 

1900  J.  Barcroft,  M.A.,  King's!  ;-,, 

H.  H.  Dale,  B.A.,  Trin.  j^*^- 

1902  S.  W.  Cole,  B.  A.,  Trin. 

1904  K.  Lucas,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1906  P.  P.  Laidlaw,  B.A.,  Joli. 

1908  E.  Mellanby,  B.A.,  Eiinu, 

1910  G.  R.  Mines,  B.A.,  Sidney. 

1912  A.  V.  Hill,  M.A.,  Trin. 


HARE   PRIZE. 


The  friends  of  the  late  Ven.  Archdeacon  Hare,  formerly  Fellow 
of  Trinity  College,  desiring  to  testify  their  admiration  for  his 
character,  and  their  high  sense  of  his  services  to  learning  and 
religion,  raised  a  fund  amounting  to  £500,  3  per  cent.  Consols, 
which  was  accepted  by  the  University,  March  7,  1861,  on  the 
following  conditions: 

1.  That  a  Prize,  to  be  called  the  Hare  Prize,  be  given  once  in  every 
four  years,  in  the  form  of  a  sum  of  money  representing  the  interest  of  the 
aforesaid  £500  which  shall  have  accrued  during  the  four  years  preceding. 

2.  That  such  prize  be  given  to  the  author  of  the  best  Englisli  Disserta- 
tion on  some  subject  taken  from  Ancient  Greek  or  Roman  History,  political 
or  literary,  or  from  the  History  of  Greek  or  Roman  Philosophy. 

3.  The  candidates  for  the  prize  shall  be  actual  members  of  the 
University,  and  graduates  of  not  more  than  ten  years'  standing  from 
admission  to  their  first  degree  at  the  time  when  the  dissertations  are 
directed  to  be  sent  in. 

4.  The  subjects  of  the  dissertations  shall  be  selected  and  the  prize 
adjudged  by  the  Vice-Chancellor,  assisted  by  three  Examiners,  who  shall 
be  nominated,  during  the  Lent  Term  of  the  year  next  but  one  before  that 
in  which  the  award  is  to  be  made,  by  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Greek 
Professor,  the  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy,  the  Professor  of  Latin, 
the  Professor  of  Mental  Philosophy  and  Logic,  the  Professor  of  Ancient 
History,  and  the  Public  Orator,  and  approved  by  the  Senate  before 
the  end  of  that  Term.  Each  nominated  Examiner  shall  receive  the  sum  of 
five  pounds  from  the  income  of  the  fund,  except  in  cases  where  no  disser- 
tations are  sent  in. 

'     5.    The  Vice-Chancellor  and  the  three  Examiners  shall,  in  the  Easter 
Term  of  the  year  next  but  one  before  that  in  which  the  award  is  to 


880  ESSAY  AND  VERSE 

be  made,  select  and  announce  two  or  more  subjects  for  dissertations, 
taken  from  ancient  Greek  or  Koman  history,  political  or  literary,  or  from 
the  history  of  Greek  or  Roman  philosophy. 

6.  Each  dissertation  shall  be  either  on  one  of  the  subjects  so 
announced  or  on  some  other  subject  selected  by  the  candidate  from 
ancient  Greek  or  Roman  history,  political  or  literary,  or  from  the  history 
of  Greek  or  Roman  philosophy.  Any  subject  proposed  by  a  candidate 
under  this  provision  shall,  at  some  time  between  the  announcement  of  the 
subjects  and  the  15th  of  May  in  the  following  year,  be  communicated  to 
the  Vice-Chancellor  for  the  approval  of  the  Examiners  who  shall  meet 
once  in  every  term,  if  necessary,  to  approve  or  reject  any  subject  or 
subjects  so  submitted  to  them;  and  their  approval  or  rejection  shall 
be  communicated  without  delay  to  the  candidate. 

A  dissertation  for  which  any  other  University  Prize  has  been  awarded 
shall  not  be  admissible  in  the  competition  for  the  prize. 

7.  The  dissertations  shall  be  sent  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  on  or  before 
November  15  in  the  year  next  after  that  in  which  the  subjects  are 
announced;  and  the  award  shall  be  made  before  the  division  of  the 
succeeding  Lent  Term. 

8.  If  on  any  occasion  no  award  be  made  by  the  Examiners,  new 
Examiners  shall  be  appointed  before  the  end  of  the  Lent  Term  of  that 
year.  The  Vice-Chancellor  and  the  Examiners  so  appointed  shall,  in  the 
course  of  the  ensuing  Easter  Term,  give  notice  that  an  additional  prize 
will  be  offered  and  shall  announce  subjects  for  dissertations  ;  and  the 
comj)etition  for  such  additional  prize  shall  be  governed  by  tlie  preceding 
regulations. 

9.  The  dissertation  shall  be  printed  at  the  expense  of  the  successful 
candidate,  and  a  copy  shall  be  sent  to  each  of  the  following  persons  :  the 
Vice-Chancellor,  the  Master  of  Trinity,  the  Greek  Professor,  the  Professor 
of  Moral  Philosophy,  the  Professor  of  Latin,  the  Professor  of  Mental 
Philosophy  and  Logic,  the  Professor  of  Ancient  History,  the  Public 
Orator,  and  the  three  Examinei's. 


JH6«  N.  Maecoll,  B.A.  Downing. 
1872  A.  S.  Wilkins,  B.A.  Job. 
1881  C.  II.  Herford,  B.A.  Trin. 
1885  W.  R.  Inge,  B.A.  King's. 
1889  A.  C.  Pearson,  M.A.  Clirisfs. 


1893  L.  Wliibley,  M.A.  Penib. 
1903  R.  K.  Gave,  M.A.  Trin. 
1906  A.  E.  Dobbs,  B.  A.,  King's. 
1908  W.  D.  P.  Hill,  B.A.,  King's.^  » 
II.  G.  Rawlinson,  M.  A.,  Em.)  ^ 


Nearly  equal  to  successful  candidate ;  1908,  J.  H.  Mleeman,  Sidney. 
Commended  :  1905,  W.  H.  S.  Joiies,  Selwyn. 
Note : — Whenever  there  is  au  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged. 


HARNESS  PRIZE. 

In  the  year  1870  a  sum  of  £500  three  per  cent.  Consols  was 
offered  to  the  University  by  the  Committee  of  subscribers  to  a 
memorial  of  the  late  Rev.  William  Harness,  M.A.,  Prebendary 
of  St  Paul's,  and  Incumbent  of  All  Saints',  Knightsbridge,  and 
formerly  of  Christ's  College  in  this  University,  for  the  foundation 
of  a  Prize  to  be  called  the  Harness  Prize  upon  conditions  embodied 
in  the  following  Regulations: — 

1.  The  Prize  shall  be  given  once  in  three  years,  and  shall  con- 
sist of  the  accumulation  of  interest  upon  the  capital  sum  for  the 
three  years  preceding. 


PRIZES.  881 

2.  The  Prize  shall  be  given  to  the  author  of  the  best  English 
Essay  upon  some  subject  connected  with  Shakespearian  Litera- 
ture, such  author  being  either  an  Undergraduate,  or  a  Graduate  of 
not  more  than  three  years'  standing  from  his  first  degree,  at  the 
time  when  the  Exercises  are  to  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

3.  The  subject  of  the  Essay  shall  be  selected  and  the  Prize  ad- 
judged by  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Master  of  Christ's  College,  and 
two  Persons  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  in  the  Lent  Term 
of  every  third  year.  Each  of  the  Examiners  appointed  by  Grace 
of  the  Senate  shall  receive  the  sum  of  three  guineas  payable  from 
tlie  University  Chest,  except  in  cases  where  no  essay  is  sent  in. 

4.  The  subject  shall  be  given  out  before  June  1  in  every  third 
year,  and  the  exercises  shall  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  on 
or  before  June  30  in  the  year  next  following. 

5.  The  Essay  shall  be  printed  at  the  expense  of  the  successful 
competitor,  and  a  copy  sent  to  the  Vice-Chancellor,  and  to  each  of 
the  other  adjudicators,  and  to  the  Library  of  Christ's  College. 

6.  If  on  any  occasion  the  adjudicators  shall  be  of  opinion  that 
no  Essay  sent  in  is  deserving  of  the  Prize,  the  amount  of  the  Prize 
for  that  occasion  shall  be  invested  and  added  to  the  capital  sum. 

7.  The  University  shall  have  power  to  alter  and  determine  from 
time  to  time,  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  the  regulations  respecting  the 
persons  by  whom  the  subject  of  the  Essays  shall  be  chosen  and  the 
Prize  adjudged,  and  also  the  regulations  respecting  the  intervals  at 
which  the  Prize  shall  be  offered  and  the  times  when  the  subject 
shall  be  announced  and  the  Essays  sent  in. 

This  offer  was  accepted  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Feb.  9, 1871. 

1895  E.  Walder,  B.A.  Caius. 


1874  G.  L.  Rives,  B.A.  Trin. 
1877  H.  P.  Stokes,  B.A.  Corpus. 
1880  C.  H.  Herford,  B.A.  Trin.  |  ^^ 
W.  H.  Widgery,  B.A.  Joh.  j^«- 
1886  A.  W.  Verity,  JIA.  Trin. 
1892  E.  J.  Mathew,  B.A.  Trin.  II. 


1901  J.  A.  de  Rothscliild,  B.A.  Trin. 

1904  .J.  D.  Wilson,  B.  A.,  Caius. 

1907  J.  P.  S.  R.  Gibson,  B.A.,  Sid. 

1910  R.  C.  Brooke,  B.A.,  King's. 

1913  E.  A.  Peers,  B.A.,  Chr/st's. 
Note  :— Wlienever  there  is  an  omisHion  of  a  year,  no  Prize  wa3  adjudged  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 
Deserving  of  honourable  mention:    1904,  A.  S.  Gaye,  B.A.,  Trin. ;   1910,  J.  Week,   B.A.,  Trin. 
1913,  A.  K.  (ira.y,  B.A.,  Jesus,  0.  LI.  Bullock,  B.A.  designate,  Trin. 


RAYMOND   HORTON-SMITH   PRIZE. 

In  January,  1900,  a  fund  of  <£500  Great  Northern  Railway 
4  per  cent.  Preferred  Converted  Ordinary  Stock,  together  with 
the  dividend  accrued  thereon  in  August  1899,  was  offered  to  the 
University  by  Richard  Horton  Smith,  Esq.,  M.A.,  one  of  Her 
Majesty's  Counsel,  and  late  Fellow  of  St  John's  College,  in 
memory  of  his  third  son,  Raymond  John  Horton-Smith,  M.A., 
M.B.,  late  Scholar  of  St  John's  College;  who  after  a  distinguished 
career  in  the  University,  and  at  St  Thomas'  Hospital  in  London, 
died  on  the  8th  of  October,  1899,  in  the  27th  year  of  his  age. 

The  desire  of  the  donor  was  that  a  University  Prize  should 
be  founded  for  the  encouragement  of  Medicine  and  Pathology : 
and  his  offer  was  accordingly  made  subject  to  the  approval  by 


882  ESSAY  AND  VERSE 

tlie  Senate  of  tlie  conditions,  which  are  set  forth  below  in  t,lie 
form  of  Regulations  for  the  proposed  Prize. 

The  offer  was  accepted,  and  tlie  Regulations  were  approved, 
by  a  Grace  of  the  Senate  on  the  15th  of  March,  1900. 

The  following  are  the  Regulations : 

1.  A  University  Prize,  to  be  called  "The  Raymond  Horton-Smith 
Prize,"  and  to  consist  of  the  net  yearly  interest  of  the  Fund  given  to  the 
University  l)y  Richard  Horton  Smith,  M.A.,  Q.C.,  formerly  Fellow  of 
St  John's  College,  shall  be  awarded  in  the  year  1900,  and  thenceforward 
annually. 

2.  The  Pi'ize  shall  be  awarded  to  that  Candidate  for  the  Degi-ee  of 
Doctor  of  Medicine  who  shall  in  the  judgment  of  the  M.D.  Degree 
Committee  have  presented  the  best  Thesis  for  the  Degree  during  the 
academical  year;  provided  always  that  no  person  shall  be  eligible  for 
the  Prize  who  has  not  previously  taken  Honours  in  one  of  the  Tripos 
Examinations  of  the  University. 

3.  If  on  any  occasion  the  Adjudicators  shall  be  of  opinion  that  no 
Thesis  submitted  is  deserving  of  the  Prize,  the  amount  of  the  Prize  for 
that  occasion  shall  be  carried  to  a  Reserve  Fund,  from  which  grants  may 
be  made  from  time  to  time  to  Prizemen,  on  the  recommendation  of  the 
M.D.  Degree  Committee  towards  the  expense  of  printing  their  Theses, 
as  provided  in  the  following  Regulation. 

4.  The  Prize  Thesis,  or  such  portion  of  it  as  shall  be  approved  by  the 
M.D.  Degree  Committee,  shall  be  printed,  at  the  expense  of  the  author 
if  necessary,  with  or  without  the  aid  of  a  grant  from  the  Reserve  Fund ; 
and  copies  thereof  shall  be  sent  by  him  respectively  to  the  Vice- 
Chancellor,  the  Master  of  St  John's  College,  the  M.D.  Degi'ee  Committee, 
the  Downing  Professor  of  Medicine,  the  Professor  of  Pathology,  and 
the  Presideirt  of  the  Royal  College  of  Physicians  of  London;  to  the 
Libraries  of  the  University,  of  St  John's  College,  and  of  the  Royal 
College  of  Physicians  of  London;  and  to  the  Cambridge  Philosophical 
Library. 

5.  Of  the  sum  given  to  the  Prizeman  one-half  at  least  shall  be  laid 
out  in  the  purchase  of  books,  the  selection  of  which  shall  be  with  the 
Prizeman  and  the  approval  with  the  Vice-Chancellor.  The  books  shall  be 
stamped  with  the  arms  of  the  University  0}i  the  backs  and  with  the 
Horton- Smith  armorial  bearings  on  the  sides. 

6.  The  University  shall  have  power  to  alter  and  amend  from  time  to 
time  this  scheme  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  on  the  recommendation  of  the 
Vice-Chancellor,  the  Master  of  St  John's  College,  the  Regius  Professor  of 
Physic,  and  the  Downing  Professor  of  Medicine,  for  the  time  being. 

7.  In  case  of  any  such  alteration  or  amendment  being  made  as  is 
mentioned  in  the  last  preceding  Regulation,  regard  shall  always  be  had  to 
the  desire  of  the  donor  to  found  a  Prize  for  the  encouragement  of 
Medicine  and  Pathology,  and  the  names  "Raymond  Horton-Smith"  shall 
always  be  used  in  connection  with  the  Prize. 

1900.  A.  B.  Green,  M.A.,  M.B.,  B.C.,  Downiuf,'. 

1901.  W.  L.  Brown.M.A.,  M.D.,  Joh. 

1902.  E.  L.  Evans,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Trin. 
1908.  Hon.  G.  H.  Scott,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Trin. 

1904.  P.  A.  Bainbridge,  M.A.,  M.I).,  Trin. 

1905.  W.  L.  H.  Duckwortli,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Jes. 

1906.  H.  T.  Tliompsnn,  M.A.,  M.B.,  B.C.,  Christ's. 

1907.  .1.  Mellanbv,  M.A.,  Emui. 


PRIZES. 


883 


1908.  T.  R.  Elliott,  M.A.,  Trin. 

1909.  H.  H.  Dale,  M.A.,  M.B.,  B.C.,  Trln. 

1910.  R.  W.  S.  Walker,  M.D.,  Trin. 

1911.  P.  Haniill,  M.A.,  Trin. 

1912.  V.  J.  VVoolley,  M.D.,  King's. 

1913.  F.  A.  Roper,  M.A.,  M.l).,  B.C.,  Trin. 
F,  S.  Scales,  M.A.,  M.D.,  B.C.,  Jesus. 

Proxime  accessit:  1901,  J.  C.  Muir,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Emm.;  1907,  H.  M.  Davies,  M.A.,  B.C.,  Trin.; 

1910,  H.  Ackroy.i,  M.D..  Caius ;  1912,  A.  E.  Barclay,  B.C.,  M.D.,  Clare. 

Deserving  of  honourable  mention  :  1903,  G.  C.  Garratt,  M.D.,  Trin  ;  D  G.  Hall,  M.D.,  Emm. ;  A.  C. 
Hill,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Trin.;  1904,  B.  N.  Tebbs,  M.A.,  M.D..  Queens' ;  19(V),  S.  P.  Pollard,  B.A.,  M.B., 
B.C.,  tVius;  1908,  J.  M.  Hamill.M.A.,  Trin.;  H.  Beckton,  M.A.,  tlare;  1909,  C.  H.  W.  Page, 
M.A.,  B.C.,  Corpus.;  1910,  1.  L.  Tuckett,  M.D.,  Trin.;  1911,  G.  H.  A.  C.  Berkelty,  M.A.,  U.l>., 
Caius;  1913,  A.  Abraliama,  B.A.,  M.D.,  B.C.,  Emm.;  H.  T.  Ashby,  B.A.,  M.D.,  B.C.,  Emm.; 
A.  F.  MacCallan,  M.D.,  B.C.,  Christ' a  ;  L.  B.  C.  Trotter,  M.A.,  M.D.,  B.C.,  CKire. 


HULSEAN    PRIZE. 

The  Rev.  John  Hulse,  B.A.,  of  St  John's  College,  who  died  in 
1789,  bequeathed  to  the  University  certain  estates  for  the  advance- 
ment of  religious  learning,  and  directed  in  his  Will  that  out  of 
the  rents  and  profits  an  annual  premium  should  be  given  to 
any  member  of  this  University,  under  the  degree  or  standing  of 
M.A.,who  should  compose  the  best  Dissertation  in  the  English 
Language,  on  the  Evidences  in  general,  or  on  the  Prophecies  or 
Miracles  in  particular,  or  on  any  other  particular  argument, 
whether  the  same  be  direct  or  collateral  proofs  of  the  Christian 
.•eligion,  in  order  to  evince  its  truth  and  excellence. 

The  adjudicators  are  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Masters  of 
Trinity  and  St  John's,  and  the  Regius,  Lady  Margaret's,  Norrisian, 
Hulsean,  and  Ely  Professors  of  Divinity.  The  subject  of  the  Dis- 
sertation is  announced  before  March  15,  and  the  essays  are  to  be 
sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  on  or  before  December  18  in  the 
year  following. 

The  writer  of  the  Dissertation  best  approved  is  to  print  it  at  his 
3wn  expense,  and  not  to  offer  himself  a  second  time  for  the  premium. 

By  a  Statute,  confirmed  by  the  Queen  in  Council,  Aug.  1, 1860, 
the  premium  of  the  Dissertator  is  to  be  one-tenth  part  of  the 
aet  income  of  Mr  Hulse's  Benefaction.  The  amount  of  the  pre- 
mium is  between  £70  and  £80. 

J.  B.  Heard,  Caius. 
W.  J.  Bolton,  Caius. 
G.  M,  Gorham,  Trin. 
C.  M.  Kennedy,  Caius. 


c802  J.  B.  Sumner,  King's. 
1803  J.  Scott,  Magd. 
.804  G.D.Whittington.Joli. 
80.')  R.  Morritt,  Cath. 
i80<J  S.  B.  Vince,  King's. 
807  J.  N.  Pearson,  Tnn. 
80«  J.  C.  Hobhouse,  Trin. 

809  W.  Heath,  King's. 

810  Wm.  Jowett.Joh. 

81 1  F.  Cunningham,  Qu. 

812  D.  G.  Wait,  Joh. 
.H\3  J.C.Franks,  Trin. 
814  T.  Fuller,  Joh. 

81  .'5  C.  J.  Lyon,  Trin. 

81(J  H.C.  Boutfiower.Joh. 

.817  J.  Weller,  Emm. 

818  W.Peach, Joh. 

819  E.White, Corpus. 

820  R.  Brough,  Corpus. 
'821  W.  Trollope,  Pemb. 
,822  C.  Austin,  Jesus. 

82.'i  W.  C.  Walters,  Jesus. 
824  J.  A.  Jeremie,  Trin, 
82".  A.  T.  Russell.  Joh. 


1826  W.M.Mayers,  Cath. 

1827  E.  Young,  Trin. 

1828  A.  Watson,  Cath. 

1829  T.  Myers,  Trin. 

1830  F.  Myers,  Clare. 

1831  G.  Langshaw,  Joh. 

1832  F.Garden,  Trin. 
1834  W.  N.  Curtis,  Cath. 
183.5  T.  Why tehead,  Joh. 
183«  J.  Murray,  Trin. 

I  1837  H.  Shepherd,  Clare. 
j  1838  D.Moore,  Cath. 
I  1839  A.  S   Eddis,  Tnn. 

1840  A.  Jukes,  Trinity. 
1 1841  C.W.Woodhouse.Caius. 

1842  J.  Davies,  Joh. 
11843  C.J.Ellicott.Joh. 
'  1844  F.J.  Gruggen,  Joh. 
i  1845  C.  Babington,  Joh. 

1846  A.  M.  Hoare,  Joh. 
1  1847  C.  P.  Shepherd, Magd. 
I  1848  H.  T.  Wroth. Joh. 

1849  S.  Tomkins,  Cath. 
I  1850  H.  Mackenzie,  Trin. 


1851 
1852 
1853 
18.54 
1855 

1856 

1857 

1858 

1859 

1860 

1864 

1865 

1866 

1867 

1868 

1869 

;  1872 

I  1873 

!  1874 

!  1876 

1877 

!  1880 

1881 


W.  Ayerst,  Cams. )  cy 
W.J.  Rees.Joh.  (^ 
O.W.Wallace,  Emm. 
G.  F.Maclear,  Trin. 
H.  M.  Moule,  Queens'. 
W.  R.Churton, King's. 
J.  G.Witt,  King's. 
R.  Sinker,  Trin. 
J.  H.Bryant, Joh. 
E.G.de  S.Wood,  Emm. 
J.  B.  Mullinger,  Joh. 
A.  S.  Wilkins.Joh. 
Fred.  Watson,  Joh. 
W.  Chawner,  Emm. 
W.  Cunningham.Trin. 
A.  J.  Mason,  Trin. 
G.  H.  Rendall,  Trin. 
J.  De  Soyres,  Caius. 
W.  R.  Soriey,  Trin. 
A.W.W.Dafe,Trin.H. 


884  ESSAY  AND  VERSE 


1884  C.  A.  Scott,  Joh. 

1885  W.  G.  Manlev,  Pemb. 

1886  J.  C.  Nicol,  Trin.  H. 
1888  H.  F.  Stewart,  Trin. 
1890  H.  H.  Scullard,  Joh. 
1892  P.  Robinson,  Christ's. 


1895  L.  R.  Holme,  Jesus. 
1890  J. A, F.Gregg, Christ's. 

1899  C.J.  B.Gaskoin,  Jesus. 

1900  F.W.B.  Prankland,Cl. 
1902  C.  Elsee,  Joh. 


1904  E.  A.  Edghill,  King's. 
190«  S.  Rostron,  Joli. 
1908  E.  C.  Dewick,  Joh. 

1911  G.  A.  Chase,  Queens'. 

1912  L.  E.  Browne,  Sidney. 


-Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 
Honorably  mentioned :  1906,  C.  H.  Dyer,  Joh.;  1912,  J.  W.  Hunkin,  Caius. 


KAYE  PRIZE. 

The  Committee  of  the  Subscribers  to  the  late  Bishop  Kaye's 
Memorial  at  Lincoln,  offered  the  sum  of  £500,  3  per  Cent.  Consols, 
for  the  foundation  of  a  Prize  to  be  called  the  Kaye  Prize,  to  be 
f^iven  every  fourth  year  to  the  Graduate  of  not  more  than  ten 
years'  standino^  from  his  first  degree,  who  should  write  the  best 
English  Dissertation  upon  some  subject  or  question  relating  to 
ancient  Ecclesiastical  History,  or  to  the  Canon  of  Scripture,  or 
important  points  of  Biblical  criticism.  The  offer  was  accepted  by 
Grace  of  the  Senate,  June  6,  1861,  under  the  following  conditions. 

The  Prize  to  consist  of  the  accumulation  of  interest  on  the 
Capital  sum  during  the  four  years  preceding,  and  the  successful 
Candidate  to  print  and  publish  his  Dissertation  at  his  own  expense, 
and  to  send  ten  copies  to  the  Cathedral  Library  at  Lincoln,  and 
one  copy  to  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity, 
and  each  of  the  two  Examiners. 

The  subject  of  the  Dissertation  is  to  be  given  out  by  the  Vice- 
Chancellor  before  June  1,  and  the  Exercises  sent  in  on  or  before 
November  15  in  the  year  following. 

The  Adjudicators  of  the  Prize  are  to  be  two  persons  nominated 
by  the  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity,  and  appointed  by  Grace  of 
the  Senate  before  the  end  of  the  Lent  Term  of  any  year  in  which 
a  subject  for  a  Dissertation  is  to  be  announced. 

1863  J.  M.  Fuller,  M.A.  Joh.  1883  F.  H.  Chase,  M.A.  Clirisfs. 

1867  C.  Taylor,  M.A.  Joh.  1887  C.  R.  Haines,  M.A.  Cath. 

1871  J.  C.  Rust,  M.A.  Pemb.  1891  F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.  Trin. 

1875  J.  B.  Mullinger,  M.A.  Joh.  '         1899  H.  St  J.  Thackeray,  King's. 

1879  W.  Cunningham,  M.A.  Trin.  i         1907  E.  A.  Edghill,  B.A.,  King's. 

Note:— Whenever  there  is  an  omixsion  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 


LE   BAS   PRIZE. 

A  large  number  of  Members  of  the  Civil  Service  of  India  who 
were  students  at  the  East  India  College  at  Haileybury  at  various 
intervals  during  the  thirty  years  that  the  Rev.  Charles  Webb  Le 
Bas,  M.A.,  formerly  Fellow  of  Trinity  College,  was  connected  with 
that  Institution,  desirous  of  testifying  their  regard  for  Mr  Le  Bas, 
and  of  perpetuating  the  memory  of  his  services,  raised  a  Fund 
amounting  to  about  £1920  (now  £2090),  three  per  cent.  Consols, 
which  they  offered  to  the  University  in  1848  for  founding  an 
annual    Prize,  to  be  called  the  Le    Ba^   Prize,  for  the   best 


PRIZES.  885 

English  Essay  on  a  subject  of  General  Literature,  such  subject  to 
be  occasionally  chosen  with  reference  to  the  history,  institutions, 
and  probable  destinies  and  prospects  of  the  Anglo-Indian  Empire. 
The  Prize  is  subject  to  the  following  Regulations: — 

1.  That  the  Le  Bas  Prize  shall  consist  of  the  annual  interest 
of  the  above-mentioned  Fund,  the  Essay  being  published  at  the 
expense  of  the  successful  Candidate, 

The  University  shall  also  have  power  by  Grace  of  the  Senate 
to  assign  a  payment  to  the  Adjudicators  of  the  Prize  other  than 
the  Vice-Chancellor,  such  payment  to  be  made  out  of  the  income 
of  the  Prize  Fund. 

2.  That  the  Candidates  for  the  Prize  shall  be,  at  the  time  when 
the  Essays  are  sent  in.  Graduates  of  the  University  who  are  not 
of  more  than  three  years'  standing  from  their  first  degree. 

3.  That  the  subject  for  the  Essay  shall  be  selected  and  the 
Prize  adjudicated  by  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  two  other  Members 
of  the  Senate,  to  be  nominated  by  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  ap- 
proved by  the  Senate  at  the  first  Congregation  in  the  month  of 
May  in  each  year.  Each  of  the  Adjudicators  nominated  by  the 
Vice-Chancellor  and  approved  by  the  Senate  shall  receive  the 
sum  of  three  guineas  payable  from  the  income  of  the  Prize  Fund, 
except  in  cases  where  no  essay  is  sent  in. 

4.  That  the  subject  shall  be  given  out  in  the  first  week  of  June 
in  each  year,  and  the  Essays  sent  in  before  the  end  of  the  next 
ensumg  Lent  Term. 


1849  C.  B.Scott, Trin. 

1850  A.  H.Jenkins, Christ's. 

1851  B.  A. Irving, Emm. 

1852  B.  A.  Irving,  Emm. 

1853  S.  P.  Butler,  Trin. 
1856  F.  W.Farrar,  Trin. 

1858  L.  Smith,  Trin.  Hall. 

1859  E.  H.  Fisher,  Trin. 

1860  A.J.  Patterson,  Trin. 

1861  Sir  Geo.  Young,  Bart.  Trin. 

1862  F.  C.  Hodgson,  King's. 

1863  J.  R.  Mozley,  King's. 

1864  C  MT.  Cooke,  Emm. 
1866  J.  B.  Mullinger,  Joh. 

1868  C.  W.  Stubbs,  Sidney  Sussex. 

1869  H.  T.  W.  Wood,  Clare. 

1870  H.  T.  W.  Wood,  Clare. 

1871  C.  Wordsworth,  St  Peter's. 

1872  H.  C.  Bo  wen,  Corpus. 


1873  J.  L.  Ward,  Pemb. 

1874  S.  Garrett,  St  Peter's. 

1875  A.  L.  Williams,  Jesus. 
1880  C.  H.  Herford,  Trin. 
1882  R.  P.  Scott,  King's. 

1884  A.  Til.  Davies,  Trin. 

1885  .1.  R.  Murray,  Joli. 

1886  E.  J.  Rapson,  Joh. 

1887  E.  Jenks,  King's. 

1890  F.  W.  Thomas,  Trin. 

1891  F.  W.  Thomas,  Trin. 
1894  H.  Oelsner,  Caius. 
1902  F.  Noyce,  St  Cath. 

1904  R.  P.  McAuliffe,  St  Cath. 

1907  E.  F.  Oaten,  Sid. 

1908  E.  F.  Oaten,  Sid. 

1909  N.  S.  Subbarao,  Joh. 
1911  F,  P.  Robinson,  Pemb. 
1913  A.  Loveday,  St  Peter's. 


DeservinK  of  special  or  high  commendation:  1861,  F.  C.  Hodgson,  Kmg'g;   1863,  R.  K.  Wilson, 
King's ;  1894,  W.  J.  Pike,  Emmanuel ;  1913,  M.  J.  Antia,  Joh. 
Note :— Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 

MAITLAND   PRIZE. 

The  friends  of  Lieutenant-General  Sir  Peregrine  Maitland, 
K.C.B.,late  Commander  in  Chief  of  the  forces  in  South  India, 
being  desirous  of  testifying  their  respect  and  esteem  for  his 
character  and  principles,  and  for  his  disinterested  zeal  in  the 
cause  of  Christian  truth  in  the  East,  raised  a  fund  for  the 
institution   of  a  Prize  in  one  of  the  Universities,  and  for  the 


886  ESSAY  AND  VERSE 

establishment  of  two  native  Scholarships  at  Bishop  Corrie's 
Grammar  School  at  Madras, —  such  Prize  and  Scholarships  to 
be  associated  with  the  name  of  Sir  Peregrinb  Maitland. 

In  pursuance  of  the  foregoing  scheme,  the  sum  of  £1000  was 
given  to  the  University  of  Cambridge  in  1844  for  the  purpose  of 
instituting  a  Prize,  to  be  called  "  Sir  Peregrine  Maitland's 
Prize,"  for  an  English  Essay  on  some  subject  connected  with 
the  propagation  of  the  Gospel,  through  Missionary  exertions, 
in  India  and  other  parts  of  the  heathen  world.  The  prize  is 
subject  to  the  following  Regulations. 

1.  That  the  Prize  shall  be  given  once  in  every  three  years, 
and  shall  consist  of  the  accruing  interest  of  the  principal  sura 
during  the  preceding  three  years. 

The  University  shall  also  have  power  by  Grace  of  the  Senate 
to  assign  a  payment  to  the  Examiners  for  the  Prize  other  than  the 
Vice- Chancellor,  such  payment  to  be  deducted  fiom  the  amount 
that  would  otherwise  be  payable  to  the  winner  of  the  Prize. 

2.  That  the  subject  shall  be  given  out  in  the  Michaelmas  Term 
by  the  Vice-Chancellor,  and  the  exercises  sent  in  on  or  before 
the  10th  day  of  November  next  following. 

3.  That  the  Candidates  for  the  Prize  shall  be  Graduates  of 
the  University,  who  are  not  of  more  than  ten  years'  standing  from 
admission  to  their  first  degree,  when  the  exercises  are  sent  in. 

4.  That  the  Examiners  for  the  Prize  shall  be  the  Vice-Chan- 
cellor and  two  other  members  of  the  University,  either  Masters  of, 
Arts,  or  of  degrees  superior  to  the  degree  of  Master  of  Arts,  to  be 
nominated  by  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  approved  by  the  Senate, 
and  that  their  names  shall  be  announced  together  with  the  subject 
of  the  Essay.  Each  of  the  Examiners  nominated  by  the  Vice- 
Chancellor  and  approved  by  the  Senate  shall  receive  the  sum  of 
tive  pounds  payable  from  the  income  of  the  Prize  Fund,  except 
ill  cases  where  no  essay  is  sent  in. 

5.  That  the  Essay  be  printed  at  the  expense  of  the  successful 
Candidate:  and  that  fifty  copies  be  distributed  to  each  of  the  three 
following  institutions : — The  Society  for  tlie  Propagation  of  the 
Gospel  in  Foreign  Parts,  the  Church  Missionary  Society;  Bishop 
Corrie's  Grammar  School  at  Madras. 

Besides  the  £1000  before  mentioned,  the  sum  of  £100  was  given 
for  the  first  Prize. 


1845  G.  Nugee,  B.A.Trinity. 

1849  E.  F.  Fiske,  B.A.  Emman. 

1852  C.  K.  Robinson,  B.A.  Cath. 

1858  G.  F.  Maclear,  B.A.  Trinity. 

1861  G.  F.  Maclear,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1867  W.  S.  Smith,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1870  J.  A.  Lobley,  M.A.  Trinity. 

1873  H.  C.  Bo  wen,  B.  A .  Corpus. 

1879  W.Cunningham,  M.A.  Trinity. 


1882  J.  S.  Hill,  B.A.  Joli. 

1885  C.  R.  Haines,  M.A.  Cath. 

1888  C.  R.  Haines,  M.A.  Cath. 

1891  J.  R.  Murray,  M.A.  Joh. 

1897  D.  M.  Thornton,  B.A.  Trinity. 

1900  F.  Lillingston,  M.A.  Pemb. 

1906  L.  Alston,  B.A.,  Christ's. 

1909  L.  Alston,  M.A.,  Christ's. 


Recommended  for  second  prize:  1861,  G.F.  Browne,  M.A.,  Cath. 

Deserving  of  special  commendation  or  honourable  mention:  1867,  J.  B.  Mullinger,   B.A.  Joh.. 
1897,  R.  A.  Thomas,  B.A.,  Trin.  H. 

Essay  of  very  great  merit:  1882,  C.  H.  Haines.  B.A..  Cath. 
(jote :— Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 


PRIZES.  887 

'  MEMBERS'  PRIZES 

The  Repbksentatives  in  Parliament  of  this  University  lor- 
raerly  fjjave  four  annual  prizes  of  fifteen  guineas  each,  which  were 
adjudfi^ed  hy  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  Heads  of  Colleges,  to  two 
Bachelors  of  Arts,  and  two  Undergraduates,  for  the  best  Disserta- 
tions in  Latin  prose,  which  were  read  publicly  by  them  in  the 
Senate-House  on  a  day  appointed  near  to  the  Commencement,  and 
afterwards  sent  by  them  to  the  aforesaid  Members.  Of  these 
prizes,  two  were  open  to  all  Bachelors  of  Arts,  without  distinction 
of  years,  if  not  of  sufficient  standing  to  take  the  degree  of  M.A.; — 
the  other  two  were  open  to  all  Undergraduates  who  had  resided 
not  less  than  seven  terms  at  the  time  when  the  exercises  were 
to  be  sent  in.  The  subjects  were  delivered  out  at  the  end  of 
Michaelmas  Term,  and  each  candidate  was  required  to  send  his 
exercise  privately  to  the  Vice-Chancellor,  on  or  before  the  31st  of 
March,  in  the  same  manner  as  the  exercises  for  the  Chancellor's 
Medal.  These  prizes  (confined  until  1827  to  Senior  and  Middle 
Bachelors)  were  established  in  1 752  by  the  Hon. Edward  Finch  and 
the  Hon.  Thomas  TowNSHEND, and  were  continued  by  the  succeed- 
ing Members  until  1870,  when  in  lieu  of  four  Prizes  for  Latin  Essays 
of  £15.  16*.  each,  the  Representatives  of  the  University  in  Parlia- 
ment desired  to  give  annually  two  Prizes  of  £31.  10*.  each,  one  for 
an  English  Essay  on  some  subject  connected  with  British  History 
or  Literature,  the  other  for  a  Latin  Essay,  each  Prize  to  be  open 
for  competition  to  all  Members  of  the  University  not  of  sufficient 
standing  to  be  created  Masters  of  Arts  or  Law;  and  the  following 
Regulations  were  confirmed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Nov.  11,  1869. 

1.  That  there  be  two  yearly  Prizes  of  £31.  10*.  each,  to  be 
called  The  Members'  PrazES,  the  one  for  an  English  Essay  on 
some  subject  connected  with  British  History  or  Literature,  the 
other  for  a  Latin  Essay. 

2.  That  each  of  these  Prizes  shall  be  open  for  competition  to 
all  Students  of  the  University  who  are  not  of  sufficient  standing  to 
be  created  Masters  of  Arts  or  Law,  or  who  being  Students  of 
Medicine  are  of  not  more  than  seven  years'  standing  from  Matricu- 
lation; provided  that  no  Student,  who  has  gained  either  Prize, 
shall  be  eligible  for  another  Members'  Prize  given  for  an  Essay  in 
the  same  language. 

3.  That  the  subject  for  the  English  Essay  shall  be  selected 
and  the  Prize  adjudged  by  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  two  Examiners 
elected  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  in  the  Michaelmas  Term 
in  each  year.  Except  in  cases  where  no  essay  is  sent  in, 
each  of  the  two  Examiners  elected  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  shall 
receive  the  sum  of  five  pounds  payable  from  the  interest  of  any 
reserve  fund  accumulated  in  respect  of  the  Prizes  so  far  as  this 
interest  shall  suffice  for  the  purpose,  and  for  the  remainder  from 
the  University  Chest. 


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ESSAY  AND  VKKSE 


4.  That  the  subject  of  the  Latin  Essay  shall  be  selected  and 
the  Prize  adjudged  by  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  two  Examiners 
elected  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  in  the  Michaelmas  Term 
in  each  year.  Except  in  cases  where  no  essay  is  sent  in,  each 
of  the  two  Examiners  elected  ])y  Grace  of  the  Senate  shall 
receive  the  sum  of  three  guineas,  payable  from  the  interest  of  any 
reserve  fund  accumulated  in  respect  of  the  Prizes  so  far  as  this 
interest  shall  suflSce  for  the  purpose,  and  for  the  remainder  from 
the  University  Chest. 

5.  That  the  subjects  both  of  the  Latin  and  of  the  English 
Essay  shall  be  given  out  before  the  division  of  the  Lent  Term, 
and  the  Essays  sent  in  on  or  before  the  tenth  day  of  November  in 
each  year. 

6.  Any  Essay,  which  the  Examiners  at  the  time  of  adjudging 
the  Prize  shall  unanimously  declare  to  be  in  their  judgment  worthy 
of  being  published,  shall  be  printed  at  the  expense  of  the  University. 

7.  These  Regulations  shall  be  subject  to  alteration  from  time 
to  time  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  with  the  consent  of  the  Represen- 
tatives in  Parliament  for  the  time  being  of  the  University. 


Middle  Bachelors. 
1753  Richard  Warren,  Jesus. 

Thomas  Holme,  John's. 
17.54  John  Foster,  King's. 

William  Craven,  John's. 

1755  Henry  Elmsall,  John's. 
Samuel  Hallifax,  Jesus. 

1756  East  Apthorp,  Jesus. 
William  Lobb,  Peter's. 

1757  Edward  Blake  way,  Magdalene. 
Thomas  Didsbury,  Peter's. 

1758  Wm.  Roberts,  King's. 
John  Jebb,  Peter's. 

17.59  Edward  Tew,  King's. 
.     Richard  Beadon,  John's. 

1760  John  Cowper,  Corpus. 
Samuel  Berdmore,  Jesus. 

1761  John  Norris,  Cams. 
Ambrose  Eyre,  Peter's. 

1762  Robert  Maddison,  Peter's. 
Thomas  Zouch,  Trinity. 

1763  Henry  Whitfield,  Pembroke. 
Thomas  Wagstaff,  Christ's. 

1764  E.  Chamberlayne,  King's. 
A.  Warner  Byam,  Peter's. 

1765  Charles  Moore,  Trinity. 
James  Lambert,  Trinity. 

1766  David  Stevenson,  King's. 
Major  Dawson,  Jesus. 

1767  William  Arnald,  John's. 
John  Clowes,  Trinity. 

1768  Richard  Raikes,  John's. 
William  Pearce,  John's. 

1769  Richard  Hey,  Sidney. 
Francis  Barnes,  King's. 

1770  William  Coxe,  King^s. 
George  Atwood,  Trinity. 

1771  Thomas  Hayter,  King's. 
William  Cobke,  King's. 

1772  Thomas  James,  King's. 
Edward  Law,  Peter's. 

1773  W.  M.  Tomkins,  King's. 
Thomas  Robinson,  Tnnity. 


Senior  Bachelors. 

1 753  John  Warren,  Caius. 
John  Cott,  Corpus. 

1754  John  Symonds,  Peter's. 
Richard  Warren,  Jesus. 

1755  William  Bell,  Magdalene. 
John  Hallam,  King's. 

1756  Samuel  Hallifax,  .fesus. 
Henry  Elmsall,  John's. 

1757  William  Lobb,  Peter's. 
East  Apthorp,  Jesus. 

1758  John  Cullum,  Cath.  Hall. 
W.  Gordon,  Queens'. 

1759  Charles  Marsh,  Trinity. 
Wm.  Roberts,  King's. 

1760  Richard  Beadon,  John's. 
Walter  Kerrich,  Cath. 

1761  Henry  Bates,  Peter's. 
Peter  Forster,  Peter's. 

1762  Philip  Rosenhagen,  John's. 
Ambrose  Evre,  Peter's. 

1763  Thomas  Zouch,  Trinity. 
Robert  Maddison,  Peter's. 

1764  J.  Pemberton,  Pembroke. 
William  Wyatt,  Pembroke. 

1765  William  Paley,  Christ's. 
E.  Chamberlayne,  King's. 

1766  W.  C.  Unwin,  Christ's. 
Charles  Moore,  Trinity. 

1767  David  Stevenson,  King's. 
John  Ward,  John's. 

1768  John  Clowes,  Trinity. 
Christopher  Hunter,  Sidney . 

1769  William  Pearce,  John's. 
Josiah  Distumel,  Pembroke. 

1770  Richard  Hey,  Sidney. 
Francis  Barnes,  King's. 

1771  William  Coxe,  King^s. 
William  Jones,  Peter's. 

1772  Thomas  Hayter,  King's. 

1773  Thomas  James,  King's. 
Edward  Law,  Peter's. 
John  Cranke,  Trinity. 


PRIZES. 


889 


Middle  Bachelors. 

1774  Robert  Wharton,  Pembroke. 

1775  Thomas  Jas.  Mathias,  Trinity. 
John  Barlow  Seale,  Christ's. 

1776  John  Legh,  Trinity. 

1777  George  Gretton,  Trinity. 
Gilbert  Wakefield,  Jesus. 
John  Jackson,  Trinity. 

1778  Thos.  Rennell,  King's. 
William  Taylor,  Corpus. 

1779  James  Six,  Trinity. 
Samuel  C.  Cox,  Trinity. 

1780  Edward  Christian,  John's. 
Herbert  Marsh,  John's. 
Thomas  Carpendale,  John's. 

1781  John  Lowther,  Trinity. 
Joshua  Smith,  John's. 

1782  Henry  Dampier,  King's. 
Robert  Pedley,  John's 
Philip  Douglas,  Corpus. 

1783  Matthew  Raine,  Trinity. 
B.  E.  Sparke,  Pembroke. 
J.  H.  Michell,  King's. 

1784  Thomas Clarkson,  John's. 
Robert  Heslop,  Sidney. 

1785  William  Gregor,  John's. 
George  Gordon,  John's. 

1786  Wm.  Roberts,  King's. 
Barry  Robertson,  John's. 

1787  C.  Byam  Wollaston,  John's. 
John  Roberts,  King's. 

1788  Jonathan  Raine,  Trinity. 

1789  John  Wishaw,  Trinity. 
Wm.  Heberden, John's. 

1790  John  Heys,  Trinity. 
Thomas  Thorp,  Peter's. 
Edward  Thornton,  Pembroke. 

1791  John  Tweddell,  Trinity. 
J.  Drew  Borton,Caius. 

1792  J.  H.Frere.Caius. 

A.  W.  Trollope,  Pembroke. 

1793  Joseph  Allen,  Trinity. 
Wm.  Cooper,  John's. 

1794  Robert  Smith,  King's. 
T.  G.  Taylor,  Trinity. 

1795  William  Jones,  John's. 

1796  Gilbert  Beresford,  John's. 
William  Tilt,  Trinity. 
Geo.  A.  Browne,  Trinity. 

1797  Samuel  Butler,  John's. 
Chr.  Bethell,  Kings. 

1798  Daniel  Creswell,  Trinity. 
Clement  Leigh,  Christ's. 

1799  Francis  Howes,  Trinity. 
John  Williams,  Trinity. 

1800  Charles  Peers,  John's. 

J.  Hallet Batten,  Trinity. 

1801  H.  Vin.  Bayley,  Trinity. 
George  D'Oyly,  Corpus. 

1802  Henry  Martyn,  John's. 
Charles  Grant,  Magdalene. 

1803  William  Paley,  Pembroke. 
Samuel  Birch,  John's. 

1804  George  Pryme,  Trinity. 
James  Parke,  Trinity. 

1805  Henry  Raikes,  John's. 

S.  Bemey  Vince,  King's. 


Senior  Bachelors. 

1774  Henry  Ingles,  King's. 
Richard  Humfrey,  Corpus. 

1775  Charles  Sandiford,  Sidney. 

1776  James  Fa wcett,  John's. 
Thos.  Jas.  Mathias,  Trinity. 
John  Barlow  Seale,  Christ's. 

1777  John  Legh,  Trinity. 

H.  W.  Coulthurst.  John's. 

1778  George  Gretton,  Trinity. 
Gilbert  Wakefield,  Jesus. 

1779  Wm.  Greenwood,  John's. 
David  Owen,  Trinity. 

1780  William  Cole,  King's. 


1781  Herbert  Marsli,  John's. 
Thos.  Carpendale,  John's. 

1782  Joshua  Smith,  John's. 


1783  Henry  Dampier,  King's. 
Thomas  Catton,  John's. 

1784  Matthew  Raine,  Trinity. 

B.  E.  Sparke,  Pembroke, 

1785  Thomas  Clarkson,  John's. 
Robert  Heslop,  Sidney. 

1786  George  Gordon,  John's. 
William  Gregor,  John's. 

1787  Samuel  Heyrick,  Trinity. 

1788  Love  Robertson,  Caius. 

C.  Byam  Wollaston,  John's. 

1789  Jonathan  Raine,  Trinity. 
Thomas  Carlyon,  Pembroke. 
Clem.  Chevallier,  Pembroke. 

1790  William  Heberden,  John's. 
John  Wishaw,  Trinity. 

1791  John  Heys,  Trinity. 
George  Haggitt,  Pembroke. 

1792  John  Tweddell,  Trinity. 
Abraham  Moore,  King's. 

1793  A.  W.  Trollope,  Pembroke. 
J.  Sep.  Grover,  King's. 

1794  Joseph  Allen,  Trinity. 
William  Cooper,  John's. 

1795  Robert  Smith,  King's. 
T.  G.  Taylor,  Trinity. 

1796  T.  Bourdillon,  Queens', 
William  Jones,  John's. 

1797  William  Tilt,  Trinity. 
Geo.  A.  Browne,  Trinity. 

1798  Samuel  Butler,  John's. 
Christ.  Wordsworth,  Trinity. 

1799  Clement  Leigh,  Christ's. 
Thomas  Carr,  Trinity. 

1800  Francis  Howes,  Trinity. 
John  Williams,  Trinity. 

1801  John  Brown,  Trinity. 
Nic.  C,  Tindal,  Trinity. 

1802  H.  Vin.  Bayley,  Trinity. 
C.  W.  Le  Bas,  Trinity. 

1804  William  Paley,  Pembroke. 
George  Macfarlan,  Trinity. 

1805  George  Pryme,  Trinity. 
Thomas  Starkie,  Cath. 

38 


890 


ESSAY  AND  VERSE 


Middle  Bachelor t. 

1806  William  Longley,  John's. 
W.  G.  Cautley,  Pembroke. 

1807  Chas.  S.  Matthews,  Trinity. 
John  Turner,  John's. 

1808  John  Carr,  Trinity. 
George  Burges,  Trinity. 

1809  T.  Smart  Hughes,  John's. 
C.  J,  Blomfield,  Trinity. 
William  Clark,  Trinity. 

1810  Edward  Smedley,  Trinity. 
E.  H.  Alderson,  Caius 

1811  John  Ashbridge,  Trinity. 
Thomas  Musgrave,  Trinity. 

1812  R.  Wilson  Evans,  Trinity. 

E.  Val.  Blomfield,  Emmanuel. 

1813  Charles  Heath,  King's. 

1814  James  Scholefield,  Trinity. 
H.  D.  Whittington,  John  s. 

1815  James  Bailey,  Trinity. 
George  Pearson,  John's. 

1816  Hastmgs  Robinson,  John's. 
Geo  Waddington,  Trinity. 

1817  John  James  Blunt,  John's. 

1818  Hugh  James  Rose,  Trinity. 
C.  J.  Heathcote,  Trinity. 

1819  Thos.  Flower  Ellis,  Trinity. 

1820  Thos.  Thorp,  Trinity. 
Edw.  Boteler,  Sidney. 

1821  Edw.  H.  Maltby,  Pembroke. 
Arthur  Barron,  Trinity. 

1822  Alfred  Ollivant,  Trinity. 
Jas.  Alex.  Barnes,  Trinity. 

J823  C.  E.  Kennaway,  John's. 
George  Long,  Trinity. 

1826  Charles  Dade,  Caius. 


Bachelors. 

1827  Rd.  Williamson,  Trinity 
W.M.Heald,  Trinity. 

1828  B.  H.  Kennedy,  John's. 
V.  F.  Hovenden, Trinity. 

1829  George Langshaw,  John's. 

1830  IE.  H.  Fitzherbert,  Trinity. 
T.  J.  Philips,  Trinity. 

1831  Jas.Speddmg,  Trinity. 

1832  Jas.  Spedding,  Trinity. 
H.  S.  Hildyard,  Peter's. 

1833  Jas.  Hildyard, Christ's. 

1835  Ed.  Thomas  Vaughan,  Christ's. 
T.  B.  Paget,  Trinity. 

1836  Jas.  Ind  Smith,  Trinity. 

1837  John  S.  Ho wson.  Trinity. 
Henry  Goulburn,  Trinity. 

1838  John  S.  Howson, Trinity. 

1839  Joseph  Edleston,  Trinity. 
Charles  J.  Bayley,  Trinity. 

1840  Henry  A.  Woodham,  Jesus. 
Joseph  Edleston,  Trinity. 

1841  A.  B.  Simonds,  King's. 
A.  J.  B.  Hope,  Trinity. 

1842  C.  J.  Ellicott,  John's. 
Reginald  Walpole,  Caius. 


Senior  Bachelors. 

1806  Raleigh  Trevelyan,  John's. 
John  Wray,  Trinity. 

1807  W.  G.  Cautley,  Pembroke. 


1809  Hen.  F.  Ainslie,  Trinity. 
Cieorge  Burges,  Trinity. 

1810  T.  Smart  Hughes,  John's. 
W.  F.  ('hiuubfrs,  Trinitv. 
W.  H.  Parry,  John's. 

1811  E.  H.  Alderson,  Caius. 
Edward  Smedley,  Trinity. 
Com.  Hewett,  Trinity. 

1812  Thomas  Musgrave,  Trinity. 
John  Ashbridge,  Trinity. 

1813  R.  Wilson  Evans,  Trinity. 
D.  J.  Maynard,  Cath. 

1814  R.  M.  Rolfe,  Downing. 
Wm.  Wrightson, Trinity. 

1815  JamesScholefield,  Trinity. 

1816  James  Bailey,  Trinity. 
George  Pearson,  John's 
George  Walker,  Trinity. 

1817  Hastings  Robinson,  John's. 
Jas.  Clarke  Franks,  Trinity. 

1818  John  James  Blunt,  John's. 

1819  C.  J.  Heathcote,  Trinity 

1821  Thomas  Thorp,  Trinity. 
Edward  Boteler,  Sidney. 

1822  Arthur  Barron,  Trinity. 
Ralph  Lyon,  Trinity. 

1823  Alfred  Ollivant,  Trinity. 

1824  H.  Thompson,  John's. 
W.  H.  Marriott,  Trinity. 

1825  John  Buckle,  Trinity. 

1826  J.  A.  Jeremie,  Trinity. 

Undergraduates. 

1827  E.  H.  Fitzherbert,  Trinity. 
T.  W.  Peile,  Trinity. 


1830  A.  W.  Chatfield, Trinity. 

1831  W.  H.  Thompson,  Trinity. 
Henry  Alford,  Trinity. 

1832  Jas.  Hildyard,  Christ  s. 

1833  E.  T.  Vaughan,  Christ's. 
W.  Macpherson, Trinity. 

1835  J.  S.  Mansfield,  Trinity. 
Jas.  Ind  Smith,  Trinity. 

1836  Wm.  Gilson  Humphry,  Trinity. 

1837  Charles  J.  Vaughan,  Trinity. 
Henry  A.  Woodham,  Jesus. 

1838  Henry  A.  Woodham,  Jesus. 
H.  Thomas  Riley,  Clare. 

1839  John  M.  Neale,  Trinity. 


1841  G.  Nugee,  Trinity. 

E.  H.  Vaughan,  Christ's. 

1842  J.  J.  Stutzer,  Trinity. 
Thos.  Ramsbotham,  Christ's. 


1  Prizes  of  thirty  guineas  each  were  adjudged  to  these  Dissertations,  and  they  were  printed  at  i 
tpense  of  the  University. 


•Kpense 


PRIZES. 


891 


Bachelors. 

1843  R.  R.  Walpole,  Caius. 
George  Nugee,  Trinity. 

1844  T.  Byers,  Christ's. 
H.  M.  Birch,  King's. 

1845  E.  H.  Vaughan,  Christ's. 
F.  W.  Gibbs,  Trinity. 

1846  J.  J.  S.  Perowne,  Corpus. 
A.  M.  Hoare,  John's. 

1847  J.  J.  S.  Perowne, Corpus. 

C.  J.  Monk, Trinity. 

1848  J.  P.  Norris,  Trinity. 

D.  J.  Vaughan, Trinity. 

1849  B.  F.  Westcott, Trinity. 

1850  C.B.  Scott,  Trinity. 

1851  H,  C.  A.Tayler,  Trinity. 
J.  B.  Mayor,  John's. 

1852  E.  H.  Perowne,  Corpus. 
S.  P.  Butler,  Trin. 

1853  J.  Chambers,  John's. 

C.  H.  Chambers,  Trinity. 

1854  M,  Gent,  Corpus. 

J.  Chambers,  John's. 

1855  M.  Gent,  Corpus 

D.  M.  DuUey,  Caius. 

1856  C.  S.  Calverley,  Christ's. 

1857  R"  Horton  Smith,  John's. 

1858  F.  Heppen.stall,  John's 
J.  H.  Lupton,  John's. 

1859  H.  M.  Luckofk,  Jesus. 

1860  F.  Whitting,  King's. 

1861  W.  J.  Hope-Edwardes,  Trinity. 
H.  M.  Luckock,  Jesus. 

I862-H.  M.  Luckock,  Jesus. 

1863  A.  Sidgwick,  Trinity. 
A.  Pringle,  Trinity. 

1864  A.  Sidgwick,  Trinity. 

F.  W.H.Myers, Trinity. 

1865  F.  W.  H.  Myers,  Trinity. 
H.  Lee  Warner,  John's. 

1866  H.  E.  Fanshawe,  Corpus. 

1867  C.  D.  Argles,  Trinity  ) 
J.  E.  Sandys.John's.  ^ 
P.V.Smith,  King's.  ) 

1868  H.  E.  Fanshawe,  Corpus.  1  ^. 
A.  S.Wilkins.Joh.  J^«- 

1869  H.  E.  Fanshawe,  Corpus. 


Enplish  Essay. 

1870  J.  DeSdyres,  Caius. 

1871  W.  B.  Odgers,  Trin.  Hall. 

1872  C.  W.  Empson,  H.A.  Trin. 

1873  G.  Chrystal,  Pet. 

1874  Thomas  Clarkson,  B.A.  King's. 

1875  H.  Bond,  Trin.  Hall. 

1876  P.  M.  Laurence,  B.A.  Corpus. 

1877  B.  Pickett  Scott,  King's. 

1878  E.  W.  Howson,  B.A.  King's. 

1879  C.  H.  Herford,  B.A.  Tnn. 

1880  J.  K.  Stephen.  Kmg's. 

1881  A.  R.  Ropes,  King's. 

1883  A.  A.  Cooper,  B.A.  Corpus. 

1884  J.  P.  Bate,  LL.B.  Pet. 

1885  C.  F.  Field,  B.A.  Corpus. 

1886  J.  P.  Malleson.  Trin. 

1887  W.  Lewi3-.Jones,  Queens', 

1888  C.  A.  Iloufe,  Queens'. 

1889  C.  G.  Todhunter,  King's. 

1890  E.  J.  Mathew,  Trin.  Hall. 


Under(jra<1xiates. 

1843  Charles  Bristed,  Trinity. 

1844  J.  J.  S.  Perowne,  Corpus. 
J.  G.  C.  Fussell,  Trinity. 

1845  H.  T.  Wroth,  John's. 

1846  C.  J.  Monk,  Trinity. 

A.  A.  Vansittart,  Trinity. 

1847  B.  F.  Westcott,  Trinity. 
D.J.  Vaughan,  Trinity. 

1848  R.Elwyn,  Trinity. 

A.  W.  Headlam,  Trinity. 

1849  E,  H.  Perowne, Corpus. 

1850  Geo.  Burn,  Trinity. 
J.  B.  Mayor,  John's. 

1851  E.  W.  Benson, Trinity. 
J.  Chambers,  John's. 


1853  G.  S.  Sale, Trinity. 
J.  Foxley,  John's. 

1854  H    M.  Butler,  Trinity. 
T.  Buxton,  Corpus. 

1855  H.J.  Reynolds, King's. 
J.  T.  Bartlet,  Corpus. 

1856  T.  J.  Nunns,  John's. 

1857  H.  B.  Swete,  Caius. 

F.  Heppenstall,  John's. 

1858  S.  Amos,  Clare. 


1861  R.  M.  Millington,  Queens'. 

1862  A.  Sidgwick,  Trin. 

A.  Austen  Leigh,  King's. 

1863  F.  W.  H.  Myers,  Trinity. 
H.  W.  Mozley,  King's. 


1865  H.  E.  Fanshawe,  Corpus. 
P.  Vernon  Smith,  King's. 

1866  J.  E.Sandys,  John's. 

1867  A.  S.  Wilkins,  John's. 


G.C.W.Warr.  Trinity. 


Latin  Essay. 

1875  W.  C.  Compton,  Jesus. 

1876  H.W.  Simpkinson,  B.A.  Joh. 

1877  J.  F.  Keating,  B.A.  Corpus. 

1880  A.  W.  W.  Dale,  B.A.  Trin.  H. 

1881  H.  C.  Goodhart,  B.A.  Trin.)  ^ 
F.  B.  Westcott,  B.A.  Trin.J'*^ 

1882  H.  E.  Moffatt,  B.A.  Cath. 

1883  W.  R.  Roberts,  B.A.  King's. 
1885  T.  Darlington,  Joh. 

1888  F.  W.  Thomas,  Trin. 

1891  T.  Nicklin,  B.A.  Joh. 

1892  A.  B.  Cook,  B.A.  Trin. 

1893  J.  A.  Nairn,  Trin. 

1894  L.  Horton-Smith,  B.A.  Joh. 

1895  R.  K.  M<=Elderry,  B.A.  Joh. 
1897  J.  C.  Lawson,  B.A.  Penib. 

1901  G,  Norwood,  Joli. 

1902  W.  B.  Anderson,  Trin. 

1904  A.  H.  Llovd,  Caius. 

1905  A.  Petrie,  Trin. 

1906  D.  S.  Robertson,  Trin, 

38—2 


892 


ESSAY  AND  VERSE 


Latin  Essay. 

1907  J.  R.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 

1908  P.  J.  Pearse,  Trin. 

1909  J.  Brennan,  Christ's)     jp 
C.  M.  Piccioto,  TrinJ  ^'^• 

1910  G.  K.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 

1911  C.  L,  Bullock,  Trin. 


Emjlish  Essay. 

1891  W.  D.  Green,  B.A.  King's. 

1892  O.  V.  Sickert,  Trin. 

1893  W.  J.  Pike,  B.A.  Emm. 

1894  J.  A.  Nicklin,  B.A.,  Joh. 

1895  G.  P.  Gooch,  B.A.  Trin. 

1896  W.  F.  Reddaway,  B.A.  King's. 

1897  A.  E.  A.  W.  Smyth,  Trin. 

1898  F.  A.  C.  Morrison,  Jesus. 

1899  R.  Narayanan,  King's. 

1900  D.  H.  Macgregor,  Trin. 

1901  H.  W.  V.  Temperley,  King's. 

1902  J.  D.  Wilson,  Caius. 

1903  C.  Sully,  King's.         )    ^^ 
A.  E.  Dobbs,  King's./  ^^• 

1904  J.  M.  Keynes,  King's. 

1905  N.  Bentwich,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1906  R.  Meldrum,  B.  A.,  Joh. 

1907  W.  N.  Ewer,  B.A.,  Trin. 

1908  C.  W.  Previt^-Orton,  B.A.,  Joh. 

1909  A.  K.  Gray,  Jesus. 

1910  E.  J.  Passant,  Down. 

1911  K.  C.  Sen,  Trin.  Hall. 
1913  J.  Brennan,  Christ's. 

Latin  Essay  :  Nearly  equal  to  successful  candidate:  1893,  H.  J.  Edwards,  B.A.,  Trin. 

English  Essay  :  Deserving  high  commendation,  special,  or  honourable  mention  :  1887,  J.  W 
Headlam,  King's;  1892,  E.  Walder,  Caius;"l896,  M.  S.  O.  Butler,  Pemb.  ;  1900,  E.  N.  Corbyn,  Triu.  ; 
1901,  E.  A.  Benians,  Joh.,  C.  T.Carr,  Trin.,  F.  B.  Stevens,  Christ's,  D.  A.  Winstanley,  Trin.;  idOi, 
C.  C.  Michaelides,  King's ;  1904,  C.  S.  Phillips,  King's  ;  1909.  A.  Ramsay,  Caius ;  1911,  J.  Brennan, 
Christ's. 

Essays  of  unusual   excellence:  1894,  A.   A.  Jack,  St  Peter's;  E.  H.  Storey,  Caius. 

Proxime  accessit :  1901,  C.  J.  B.  Gaskoin,  Jesus ;  1902,  L.  S.  Woolf,  Trin.  ;  1909,  G.  H.  L.  Mallorv, 
Magd.  ;  1910,  J.  H.  Allen,  Je.us;  G.  E.  Day,  Pet.  {Aeq.). 

Note:— Wheneverthere  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 


NORRISIAN   PRIZE. 

John  Norris,  Esq.  the  Founder  of  the  Divinity  Professorship, 
bequeathed  in  1777  a  premium  of  £12  per  annum,  (£7.  4«.  to  be 
expended  upon  a  gold  medal,  the  residue  in  books),  to  the  author 
of  the  best  prose  English  Essay  on  a  sacred  subject. 

The  following  Regulations  were  made  by  a  Statute,  approved  by 
Her  Majesty  by  Order  in  Council,  April  6,  1858. 

1.  The  University  shall  have  power  to  alter  and  determine  from  time 
to  time,  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  the  regulations  respecting  the  persons  by 
whom  the  subject  of  the  Essays  is  to  be  given  out  and  the  Prize  adjudged; 
and  also  the  regulations  respecting  the  time  and  mode  of  publication  of  the 
subject,  and  the  times  of  sending  in  the  Essays,  of  adjudging  the  Prize,  and 
of  printing  and  publishing  the  Essay  for  which  the  Prize  is  given. 

Each  of  the  Adjudicators  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  shall 
receive  the  sum  of  five  pounds  payable  from  the  income  of  tlie  Prize  Fund, 
except  in  cases  where  no  essay  is  sent  in. 

2.  The  Prize  shall  be  given  once  in  five  years  only  and  shall  be  the 
sum  of  the  annuities  of  the  five  years  preceding  the  adjudication,  subject 
to  deduction  for  any  expenses  incurred  in  the  award  of  the  Prize,  including 
any  remuneration  that  may  be  assigned  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  to  the 
Examiners. 

3.  The  Candidates  shall  be  Graduates  of  the  University  of  Cambridge, 
and  of  not  more  than  thirteen  years'  standing  from  admission  to  their  firs 
degrees  when  the  Essays  are  sent  in. 

4.  The  successful  Candidate  shall  receive  the  gold  medal  described  bl 
Mr  Norris,  together  with  books,  to  be  selected  by  himself  and  approved  b| 
the  Norrisian  Professor,  not  exceeding  in  value  Fifteen  pounds,  and  th^ 
remainder  of  the  Prize  in  money ;  or  money  instead  of  the  prold  medal  oi 
books  according  to  his  option ;  but  in  no  case  shall  the  medal  or  books  be 
given,  or  the  money  paid,  till  the  Essay  has  been  printed  and  published. 


PRIZES. 


893 


The  subject  is  proposed  by  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Norrisian 
Professor,  and  two  members  of  the  Senate  appointed  on  each 
occasion  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  before  the  end  of  the  Lent  Term 
of  any  year  in  which  a  subject  for  a  Dissertation  is  to  be  announced. 
It  is  given  out  before  the  first  of  June,  and  the  Essay  must  be 
sent  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  on  or  before  the  15th  of  November  in 
the  year  following.  A  sheet  of  paper,  folded  up  like  a  letter,  with 
the  name  of  the  Candidate  enclosed,  and  sealed,  must  be  sent  with 
the  Essay ;  also  a  Greek  or  Latin  motto  must  be  inscribed  on 
the  Essay,  and  the  same  on  the  sheet  inclosing  the  name. 

1840  D.  A.  Beaufort,  Jesus. 

1841  J.S.  Howson,  Trin. 

1842  L.  Poynder,  Trinity. 
184.3  J.  Woolley,  Emm. 
1844  J.  Woolley,  Emm. 
1846  J.  H.Jones,  Jesus. 


1781  J.  Whiteley,  Magd. 

1782  J.  Whiteley,  Magd. 

1783  J.  Whiteley,  Magd. 

1784  T.  Lloyd,  King's. 

1785  J.  Whiteley,  Magd. 

1786  E.  Pearson,  Sidney. 

1787  J.  Whiteley,  Magd. 

1788  J.  Whiteley,  Magd. 

1789  J.  Whiteley,  Magd. 

1790  J.  Leadley,  Magd. 

1791  J.  Fawcett,  Magd. 

1792  J.  Fawcett,  Magd. 

1793  J.  S.  Cobbold,  Caius. 

1794  W.  Deason,  Trin. 

1795  T.  Thomason,  Magd. 

1796  C.  Jerram,  Magd. 

1797  J.  S.  Cobbold,  Caius. 

1798  A.  Green,  Trin. 

1799  T.  G.  Taylor,  Trin. 

1800  T.  Thomason,  Queens' 

1801  T.  Thomason,  Queens' 

1802  J.  Foster,  Trin. 

1803  J.  Wilding,  Magd. 

1804  J.  G.  Durham,  Corpus 
18(1')  T.  Broadley,  Trin. 

1806  T.  Broadley,  Trin. 

1807  T.  Broadley,  Trin. 

1808  G.  C.  Gorham, Queens' 

1809  W.  Bolland,  Trin. 


1810  H.  Jeremy,  Trin. 

1811  J.  Taddy,  Trin. 

1812  C.  J.  Lyon,  Trin. 

1813  W.  H.  Parry,  Joh. 

1814  J.  C.  Franks,  Trin. 

1815  J.W.Bellamy,  Queens' 


1816  J.  C.  Franks,  Trin, 

1817  J.  C.  Franks,  Trin. 

1818  J.  C.  Franks,  Trin. 

1819  R.  Brough,  Corpus. 

1820  K.  H.  Digby,  Trin. 

1821  W.  TroUope,  Pemb. 

1822  G,  Jeremy,  Trin. 

1823  J.  A.  Jeremie,  Trin. 

1824  No  Subject  proposed. 

1825  J.  A.  Jeremie,  Trin. 

1826  F.  White,  Trin. 

1827  W.  M.  Mayers,  Cath. 

1828  J.  H.  Pooley,  Joh. 

1829  W.  Selwyn,  Joh. 

1830  T.  Stone,  Joh. 

1832  T.  Myers,  Trin. 

1833  C.  Eyres,  Caius. 

1834  T.  Myers,  Trin. 

1835  E.  H.  Browne,  Emm 

1836  J.  Deck,  Christ's. 

1837  D.  Moore,  Cath. 

1838  No  Subjectproposed. 

1839  D.  Moore,  Cath. 


1847  T.  L.  Kingsbury,  Trin. 

1848  J.Haviland,Joh. 

1849  R.  Whittington,Trin. 

1850  B.  F.  Westcott,Trin. 

1851  B.  A.  Irving,  Emm, 

1852  P.  J.Jameson,  Caius. 

1853  J.  B.  Lightfoot,  Trin. 

1854  T.  T.  Perowne.Corp. 
18.56  T.  Buxton,  Corp. 

1857  F,  W.  Farrar,  Trin. 

1858  W.  Ayerst,  Caius. 
1863  G.  F.  Maclear,  Trin. 
1868  R.  Sinker,  Trin. 
1873  C.  B.  Drake,  Joh. 
1888  J.  F.  Bethune-Baker, 

Pemb. 
1898  E.  H.  Askwith,  Trin. 
1903  H.  N.  Nowell. 
1908  E.  A.  Kdghill,  M.A., 

King's. 
1908  J.  K.  Mozley,  B.A., 

Pemb. 


Note: 


Commended;  1903,  B.  C.  Ghosh,  Joh.,  G.  D.  Shenton,  W.  J.  Jones. 
-Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged  or  there  ^ 


PORSON  PRIZE. 


The  following  Regulations  were  adopted  for  the  Person  Prize 
(Grace,  June  9,  1898). 

1.  A  resident  undergraduate  may  be  a  candidate  for  the  Person  Prize 
in  any  year,  if  at  the  latest  date  on  which  Exercises  can  be  sent  in  not 
more  than  seven  complete  Terms  have  passed  after  the  Term  in  which  he 
commenced  residence. 

2.  The  Examiners  shall  be  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Master  of  Trinity 
College,  the  Public  Orator,  the  Kegius  Professor  of  Greek,  and  two  addi- 
tional Examiners  appointed  by  the  Senate  ui  the  Lent  Term  of  each  year 
on  the  nomination  of  the  Council  of  the  Senate. 

3.  The  Prize  shall  be  given  for  the  best  translation  of  a  passage  from 
some  standard  English  poet  into  Greek  Verse  in  accordance  with  the  Deed 
;Of  Foundation. 

4.  On  or  before  June  1  in  each  year  the  Vice-Chancellor  gives  public 
notice  of  the  subject,  and  all  Exercises  for  the  Prize  are  sent  to  the  Vice- 
Chancellor  not  later  than  the  first  day  of  February  next  following. 


894 


ESSAY   AND    VERSE 


5.  Eacli  Candidate  shall  send  his  Exercise  privately  to  the  Vice- 
Chancellor.  The  Exercises  shall  bear  a  motto  but  not  the  Candidate's 
name,  and  shall  be  accomi^anied  by  a  sealed  envelope  bearing  the  same 
motto  outside  and  containing  the  Candidate's  name  and  College. 

6.  The  Examiners  shall  not  be  bound  to  award  the  Prize  if  no  Exercise, 
which  in  their  judgment  is  worthy  of  a  Prize,  shall  be  sent  in. 

7.  If  in  any  year  no  Prize  is  awarded,  an  additional  Prize  or  Prizes 
shall  be  awarded  in  some  subsequent  year  or  years,  in  accordance  with  the 
directions  in  the  Deed  of  Foundation. 

8.  The  Exercises  to  which  Prizes  have  been  awarded  shall  be  recited 
by  the  successful  Candidates  in  the  Senate  House  on  the  day  fixed  for  the 
recitation  of  Prize  Exercises. 


18l7G.J.Pennington,King's 

1818  W.S.  Walker,  Trin. 

1819  H.  Waddington,  Trin. 

1820  W.  H.F.  Talbot,  Trin. 

1821  W.  Barham,  Trin. 

1822  W.  Barham,  Trin. 

1823  B.H.  Kennedy,  Joh. 

1824  B.  H.  Kennedy,  Joh. 

1825  J.  Hodgson,  Trinity. 

1826  B.H. Kennedy, Joh 

1827  J.  Wordsworth,  Trin. 

1828  C.  Wordsworth,  Trin. 

1829  C.  R.  Kennedy,  Trin. 

1830  C.  R.  Kennedy,  Trin. 

1831  G.  J.  Kennedy,  Joh. 

1832  H.  Lushington,  Trin. 

1833  H.  Lushington,  Trin. 

1834  E.  Howes,  Trinity. 

1835  W.  J.  Kennedy,  Joh. 

1836  C.  J.  Vaughan,  Trin. 

1837  C.  J.  Vaughan,  Trin. 

1838  T.  Evans,  Joh. 

1839  E.  M.  Cope,  Trinity. 

1840  R.  Andrews,  Pemb. 

1841  G.  Druce,  St  Peter's. 

1842  G.  Druce,  St  Peter's. 

1843  W.  G.  Clark,  Trinity. 

1844  E.Thring,  King's. 

1845  T.  Markbv.  Trinity. 

1846  G.  J.  Gill,  Emmari. 

1847  G.  J.  Gill,  Emman. 

1848  R  H.  Perowne,  Corp. 

1849  F.  Kewley,  Joh. 

1850  W.  Owen,  Joh. 

1851  G.  B.  Morley,  Joh. 

1852  S.  H.  Burbury,  Joh. 

1853  S.  H.  Burbury,  Joh. 

Second  prize  adjudged  :  1822,  C.  Wimberly.  Joh.  (£5.  58.};  1826,  J.  Wordsworth,  Trin.  (£lO). 

Honourably  mentioned  :  1885,  T.  C.  Weatherhead,  Trin.;  1887,  N.  K.  Stephen,  Trin.,  .) .  J.  Withers, 
King's;  1888,  A.  K.  F.  Hyslop,  King's;  1889,  G.  A.  Davies,  Trin.,  T.  R.  Glover,  Joh.;  1891,  W.  H. 
Jacques,  Trin.,  F.  J.  Kittermaster,  King's;  1893,  L.  Horton-Smith,  Joh,  J.  D.  V.  White,  Trin.;  1894. 
H.  S.  S.  Parl<er,  Corpus,  J.  D.  C.  White,  Trin.;  1895,  H.  F.  Moule,  Clare;  1899,  R.  K.  Gaye,  Trin.: 
1902,  B.  H.  Dobson,  Emm. ;  1903,  B.  H.  Robson,  Emm.  ;  W.  B.  Anderson,  Trin. ;  1908,  A.  S.  F.  Gow, 
Trin. ;   1911,  W.  B.  Chope,  Pet.;  1912,  E.  0.  Lee,  King's. 

Proximo  accessit.  or  nearly  equal  to  successful  Candidate:    1890,  F.  J.  Kittermaster,    King's 
1901,  A.  S.  Gaye,  Trin.  ;  1907.  D.  S.  Robertson,  Trin.;  1909,  J.  R.  M.  Butler.  Trin. 
Note '.^Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 


1854  H.  M.  Butler.Trin. 

1855  E.  L.  Brown, Trin. 

1856  A.  Holmes,  Joh. 

1857  A.  Holmes,  J  oh. 

1858  A.  Holmes,  Joh. 

18.59  R.  C.Jebb,Trin.     )  a. 
R.C.Whiting,Trin.f6^ 

1860  H.  Y.  Thompson,  Trin. 

1861  C.  E.  Graves,  Joh.  1  *• 
H.  W.  Moss,  Joh.  iH^ 

1862  H.  W.  Moss,  Joh. 

1863  H.  W.  Moss,  Joh. 

1864  T.  W.  Brogden,  Joh. 

1865  J.  E.  Sandys,  Joh. 

1866  J.  E.  Sandys.  Joh. 

1867  T.  Moss.  Joh. 

1868  G.  C.  W.  Warr,  Trin. 

1869  R.  D.  Hodgson,  Trin. 

1870  E.  Gurney,  Trin.  )  ^ 
T.  E.  Pa?e,  Joh.    j^^' 

1871  H.  Rees  Philipps, 

Non  Coll.  Student. 

1872  H.  Rees  Philipps, 

Non  Coll.  Student. 

1873  H.  Wace,  Joh. 

1874  H.  Wace,  Joh. 

1875  J.  A.  Sharkey,  Chr.  "1  (s- 
H.  Wace,  Joh.  J^ 

1876  G.  Chawner,  King'sl  ji- 
H.R.Tottenham,Tr.jK 

1877  A.  F.  Chance,  Trin. 

1878  H.  C.  F.  Mason,  Trin. 

1879  A.  F.  Chance,  Trin. 

1880  C.  H.  Garland,  Joh.  |  ». 
W.  R.  Inge,  King's,  r^ 

1881  J.  Duff,  Trin. 

1882  O.  Seaman,  Clare. 


1883  S.A.T.Rowlatt,Ki)i-'.s. 

1884  W.  L.  Smith, . I  oh. 

1885  J.  R.  Orford,  King'sl^ 
N.  K.  Stephen,  Trin.  j-^ 

1886  N.  K.  Stephen,  Trin. 

1887  W.   G.   Headlam, 

King's. 

1888  J.  P.  M.  Blackttt.  , 

Joh.  '  s- 

R.  A.  Nicholson,      (^ 
Trin.  ) 

1889  .J.  P.  M.  Blackett.  Joh. 

1890  R.  A.  Nicholson,  Trin. 

1891  T.  R.  Glover,  Joh. 

1892  I.  S.  Smedlev,  Penilj. 

1893  H.  W.  Moule,  Corp. 

1894  A.D.Niglitingale,Trin. 

1895  A.D.  Nightingale,  Trin. 

1898  1.  J.H.Marshall.King's 
2.  R.  K.  Gaye,  Trin.  ^  t- 

J.  Toplis,  Trin.     jl^ 

1899  J.  E.  C.  Jukes,  Pemb.j 

1900  R.  K.  Gaye,  Trin. 

1901  G.  Norwood,  Joh. 

1902  J.  T.Slieppard,  King's. 
190.3  G.  Norwood,  Joh. 

1904  T.  I.  W.Wilson,  King's. 

1905  E.  G.  Selwyn,  King's. 

1906  S.K.Brown.King's.)  o. 
A.  S.  F.Gow,  Trin./iS 

1907  A.  S.  F.  Gow,  Trin. 

1908  C.  A.  Storey,  Trin. 

1909  F.  W.  Haskms,  Trin. 

1910  J.  R.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 

1911  F.  W.  Ilaskius,  Trin. 

1912  G.  M.  K.  Butler,  Trin. 

1913  E.  O.  Lee,  King's. 


PRINCE  CONSORT  PRIZE. 

At  a  meeting  of  the  subscribers  to  the  Prince  Consort  Memorial 

on  June  12,  1883,  it  was  resolved  to  transfer  the  surplus  of  the 

Memorial  Fund  to  the  University,  with  the  object  of  founding  "a 

Prize  or  Scholarship,  to  bear  the  Prince  Consort's  name,  for  the 


PRIZES.  895 

promotion  of  Historical  Studies  in  such  manner  as  they  may  from 
time  to  time  determine."  This  oflfer  was  accepted  by  the  Senate 
ion  June  23,  1883. 

The  sum  transferred  to  the  University  by  the  subscribers  to  the 
Prince  Consort  Memorial  amounted  to  about  ^1850. 

The  following  are  the  Regulations : — 

1.  There  shall  be  established  in  the  University  a  prize,  called  the 
Prince  Consort  Prize,"  to  be  awarded  for  dissertations  involving  original 

I  historical  research. 

2.  The  prize  shall  be  offered  in  alternate  years,  the  first  award  to  be 
made  in  the  year  1888. 

3.  The  income  derived  from  the  fund  transferred  to  the  University 
by  the  subscribers  to  the  Prince  Consort  Memorial  shall  be  applied,  firstly, 
to  provide  a  bronze  medal  or  medals  to  be  presented  to  those  candidates 
whose  dissertations  appear  to  the  adjudicators  to  deserve  publication  ; 
secondly,  to  the  payment  of  the  adjudicators  as  hereinafter  determined ; 
thirdly,  towards  defraying  the  expenses  of  printing  and  publishing  the 
said  dissertations. 

4.  The  prize  shall  be  open  to  all  graduates  of  the  University  who  are 
under  the  age  of  twenty-seven  years  on  the  day  appointed  for  sending  in 
the  dissertations,  provided  that  they  have  not  already  obtained  either  the 
Prince  Consort  Prize  or  the  Tliirlwall  Prize. 

5.  The  adjudicators  shall  be  the  Eegius  Professor  of  Modern  History, 
the  Dixie  Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  History,  the  Professor  of  Ancient 
History,  and  two  others  who  shall  be  elected  by  the  Senate  in  the 
Lent  Term  of  the  year  next  but  one  before  that  in  which  the  prize  is  to 
be  awarded,  one  on  the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for  Classics,  and 
one  on  the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for  History  and  Archaeology. 
Each  elected  adjudicator  shall  receive  the  sum  of  five  pounds  from  the 
income  of  the  fund. 

6.  The  adjudicators  shall  in  the  Easter  Term  of  the  year  next  but  one 
before  that  in  which  the  award  is  to  be  made  select  and  announce  two  or 
more  subjects  for  dissertations,  half  the  number  of  such  subjects  being 
chosen  from  the  period  of  history  before  a.d.  800,  and  half  from  the  period 
after  a.d.  800,  and  also,  if  they  think  fit,  one  subject  covering  portions  of 
both  periods. 

7.  The  dissertations  shall  be  either  on  one  of  the  subjects  so  announced, 
or  on  some  other  subject  of  historical  research  selected  by  the  candidate. 
In  the  latter  case  the  subject  shall,  at  some  time  between  tlie  announce- 
ment of  the  subjects  and  the  15th  of  May  in  the  following  year,  be  com- 
municated to  the  Begins  Professor  of  Modern  History  for  the  approval  of 
the  adjudicators,  who  shall  meet  once  in  every  term,  if  necessary,  to 
approve  or  reject  any  subject  so  submitted  to  them;  and  their  approval  or 
rejection  shall  be  communicated  without  delay  to  the  candidate. 

8.  The  dissertations  shall  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  on  or  before 
the  31st  of  October  in  the  year  next  after  that  in  which  the  subjects  are 
announced;  and  the  adjudicators  shall,  on  or  before  the  31st  of  January 
following,  declare  which  of  the  dissertations,  if  any,  are  in  their  opinion 
deserving  of  publication. 

9.  The  adjudicators  shall  decide  to  what  extent  the  successful  candi- 
dates shall  be  permitted  to  revise  their  dissertations. 

10.  Those  dissertations  which  the  adjudicators  declare  to  be  deserving 
of  publication  shall  be  published  by  the  University,  singly  or  in  combuia- 
tion,  in  an  uniform  series,  at  the  expense  of  the  fund,  under  such  conditions 
as  the  Syndics  of  the  University  Press  shall  from  time  to  time  determine. 


896 


ESSAY  AND   VERSE 


11.  If  in  any  year  the  nett  proceeds  of  the  fund  appUcable  in  that 
year  shall  more  than  suffice  for  the  expenses,  the  surplus  shall  be  canied 
on  to  the  current  account;  provided  that,  if  and  so  soon  as  the  sum  stand- 
ing to  the  credit  of  the  current  account  shall  be  more  than  twice  as  large 
as  the  annual  income  of  the  fund,  any  further  surplus  shall  be  carried  over 
to  the  capital  account. 

1900  F.  W.  Head,  B.A.,  Emm. 

T.  S.  Roberts,  B.  A.,  Pet. 
1904  H.  W.  V.  Temperley,  B.A.,  King's. 
1906  R.  V.  N.  Hopkins,  B.  A.,  Emm. 
1908  H.  J.  W.  Tillyard,  B.A.,  Caius. 
1910  A.  A.  Seaton,  B.A.,  Pemb. 

G.  B.  Tatham,  M.A.,  Trin. 
1912  R.  H.  Snape,  B.A.,  Emm. 

-Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged,  or  no  Dissertation* 


1888  L.  Whiblev,  B.A.,  Pemb. 

F.  W.  Kellett,  B.A.  Sidney. 
1890  W.  A.  J.  Archbold,  B.A.  Pet. 

W.  R  Collins,  B.A.  Selwyn. 

J.  W.  Headlam,  B.A.  King's. 
1892  J.  N.  Figgis,  Incept,  in  Arts,  Cath. 
1894  L.  B.  Radford,  B.A.,  Job. 
1896  R.  P.  Mahaffy,  li.A   King's. 
1898  J.  H.  Clapham,  B.A.  King's, 

Note  :- 
were  sent 


SEATONIAN  PRIZE 

The  Rev.  Thomas  Seaton,  M.A.,  Fellow  of  Clare  College, 
bequeathed  to  the  University,  in  1741,  the  rents  of  his  Kisling- 
bury  estate,  now  producing  clear  £40  per  annum,  to  be  given 
yearly  to  thai  Master  of  Arts  vpho  shall  write  the  best  English 
Poem  on  a  sacred  subject.  The  following  Regulations  were 
adopted  (Grace  of  the  Senate,  June  9,  1898). 

1.  The  Seatonian  Prize  shall  consist  of  the  net  income  arising  from 
the  Kislingbury  estate  bequeathed  to  the  University  by  the  Keverend 
Thomas  Seaton  and  from  any  securities  belonging  to  the  trust. 

2.  The  Examiners  shall  be  the  Vice- Chancellor,  the  Master  of  Clare 
College,  the  Kegius  Professor  of  Greek,  and  one  additional  Examiner  ap- 
pointed by  the  Senate  in  the  Michaelmas  Term  of  each  year  on  the  nomin- 
ation of  the  Council  of  the  Senate.  The  additional  Examiner  shall  receive 
the  sum  of  three  gumeas  payable  from  the  University  Chest,  except  in 
cases  where  no  exercise  is  sent  in. 

3.  The  Prize  shall  be  open  for  competition  among  all  Masters  of  Arts 
of  the  University. 

4.  In  the  course  of  the  Lent  Term  of  each  year  the  Examiners  shall 
give  public  notice  of  a  Poem  in  English  on  a  sacred  subject  as  defined  in 
the  Will  of  the  Founder,  and  all  exercises  for  the  Prize  shall  be  sent  to  the 
Vice- Chancellor  not  later  than  the  30th  day  of  September  next  following. 

5.  Each  Candidate  shall  send  his  Exercise  privately  to  the  Vice- 
Chancellor.  The  Exercises  shall  bear  a  motto  but  not  the  Candidate's 
name,  and  shall  be  accompanied  by  a  sealed  envelope  bearing  the  same 
motto  outside  and  containing  the  Candidate's  name  and  College. 

6.  The  Examiners  shall  not  be  bound  to  award  the  Prize  if  no  Exercise, 
which  in  their  judgment  is  worthy  of  a  Prize,  shall  be  sent  in. 

7.  The  successful  Candidate  shall  print  his  poem  at  his  own  expense. 


1750  C.  Smart,  Pemb. 

1751  C.  Smart,  Pemb. 

1752  C.  Smart,  Pemb. 

1753  C.  Smart,  Pemb. 

1754  G.  Bally,  King's. 

1755  C.  Smart,   Pemb. 

1756  G.  Bally,  King's. 

1757  R.  Glynn,  King's. 

1758  G.  Bally,  King's. 

1759  B.  Porteus,  Chr. 

1760  J.  Scott,  Trin. 

1761  J.  Scott,  Trin. 


1762  J.Scott,  Trin. 

1763  J.  Hey,  Sid. 

1764  J.  Lettice,  Sid. 

1765  T.  Zouch,  Trin. 

1767  C.  Jenner,  Sid. 

1768  C.  Jenner,  Sid. 
1770  W.  Hodson,  Trin. 

1772  W.  Gibson,  Pemb. 

1773  C.  P.  Layard,  Joh. 

1774  C.  P.  Layard,  Joh. 

1775  S.  Hayes,  Trin. 

1776  S.  Hayes,  Trin. 


I  1777  S.  Hayes,  Trin. 
1778  S.  Hayes,  Trin. 

1780  T.Hughes,  Joh. 

1781  W.  Gibson,  Pemb. 

1782  S.  Madan.Trin. 
1783S.  Hayes,  Trin. 

1784  S.Hayes,  Trin 

1785  S.  Hayes,  Trin. 
1789  J.  Roberts,  King's. 
17.90  C.  Philpott,Emm. 
1791  C.  Philpott,  Emm. 
1794  F.Wrangham,Trin.H. 


PRIZES. 


897 


1795 
1797 

1798 
1799 
1800 
1802 
1803 
1804 
1805 
1806 
1807 
1808 
1809 
1811 
1812 
1813 
1814 
1815 
1816 
1817 
1818 
1820 
1822 
1824 
1825 
1827 
1828 
1829 
1830 
1830 
1831 
1832 
1833 
1834 
1835 


A.  W.  TroUope,  Pemb. 
W.  Bolland,  Trin. 

W.  Bolland,  Trin. 
W.  Bolland,  Trin. 

F.  Wrangham,  Trin. 
W.  Cockburn,  Job. 
W.  Cockburn.Joh. 
C.  Hoyle,  Trin. 

C.  Peers,  Job. 
C.  Hoyle,  Trin. 
C.  J.  Hoare.Job. 

B.  T.  H.  Cole,  Magd. 

G.  Pryme,  Trin. 

F.  Wrangham,  Trin. 

F.  Wrangham,  Trin. 

E.  Smedley,  Sid. 

E.  Smedley,  Sid. 

J.  W.  Bellamy,Queens', 

C.  H.  Terrot,  Trin. 
T.  S.  Hughes,  Emm. 
A.  Dicken,  Pet. 
E.B.Elliott,  Trin. 
E.  B.  Elliott,  Trin. 

H.  S.  Beresford,  Clare. 
J.  Overton,  Trin. 
E.  Smedley,  Sid. 
E.  Smedley,  Sid. 
J.  H.  Marsden,  Job. 
R.  Parkinson,  Job. 
W.  M.  Praed,  Trin. 
IT.  E.  Hankinson,  Corp. 
T.  E.Hankinson,  Corp. 
T.  E.  Hankinson,  Corp. 
T.  E.  Hankinson,  Corp. 
2T.  E.  Hankinson, Corp. 


1838 
1839 
1840 
1841 
1842 
1843 
1844 
1845 
1846 
1849 
1850 
1851 
1852 
1854 
1856 
1857 
18.58 
1859 
1860 
1862 
1863 
1864 
1865 
1866 
1867 
1868 
1869 
1870 
1871 
1872 
1873 
1874 
1876 
1877 


iT.E.  Hankinson,  Corp. 
J.  Murray,  Trin. 
T.  E.Hankinson,  Corp. 
T.  E.Hankinson,  Corp. 
T.  E.Hankinson,  Corp. 
T.  R.  Birks,  Trin. 
T.  R.  Birks,  Trin. 
J.  M.  Neale,  Trin. 
R.  Essington,  King's. 
J.  M.  Neale,  Trin. 
G.  Birch,  Cbr. 
G.  Birch,  Cbr. 
J.  M.  Neale,  Trin. 
E.H.Bickersteth,  Trin. 
J.  M.  Neale,  Trin. 
J.  M.  Neale,  Trin. 
sj.  M.  Neale,  Trin. 
J.  M.  Neale, Trin. 
J.  M.  Neale.  Trin. 
J.  M.  Neale,  Trin. 
J.  M.  Neale,  Trin. 
W.  S.Smith.  Trin. 
H.  R.  Dodd,  Trin. 
W.  S.  Smith,  Trin. 
C.Stan  well.  Job. 
J.  Mason,  Trin. 
H.  C.  G.  Moule,  Trin, 
H.  C.  G.  Moule,  Trin. 
H.  C.  G.  Moule,  Trin. 
II.  C.  G.  Moule,  Trin. 
H.  C.  G.  Moule,  Trin. 
E.  A.  Beck,  Trin.  H. 
H.  C.  G.  Moule,  Trin. 
J.  W.  Mills,  Pemb. 


1879 
1880 

1881 
1882 
1883 
1885 
1886 
1887 
1888 
1889 
1890 
1891 
1892 
1893 
1894 
1895 
1896 
1897 


1900 
1901 
1902 
1903 
1904 
1905 
1906 
1907 
1908 
1909 

1910 
1911 
1912 


J.  C.  Rust,  Pemb. 
E.  W.  Bowling,  Job. 

E.  W.  Bowling,  Job. 
G.  E.  Freeman,  Job. 

F.  S.  Arnold,  King's. 
A.  W.  W.  Dale,  Tr.  H. 
E.  W.  Bowling,  Job. 

E.  W.  Bowling,  Job. 

G.  E.  Freeman,  Job. 
A.  S.  Newman,  Pemb. 
H.M..  Birks,  Trin. 

G.  W.  Rowntree,  Clare, 
G.  W.  Rowntree,  Clare, 
G.  E.  Freeman,  Job. 
G.  E.  Freeman,  Job. 
G.  W.Rowntree,Clare. 
G.  W.  Rowntree,Clare. 
J.  H.Lupton,D.D.  Job. 
G.W.Rowntree.Clare. 
J.  Hudson,  Pet. 

F.  A.  Hibbert,  Job. 
P.  J.  Loseby,  Emm. 
J.  Hudson,  Pet. 

G.  AV.  Rowntree,  Cla. 

F.  H.  Wood,  Job. 
A.  C.  Deane,  Clare. 

G.  W.  Rowntree,  Cla. 
P.  J.  Losebv,  Emm. 
C.  II.  A.  Field,  Corp. 
J.  E.  G.  de  Montmo- 
rency, Pet. 

H.  E.  Currev,  Caius. 
F.  G.  Cole,  Job. 
P.  .J.  Loseby,  Emm. 


Deserving  of  honourable  mention  :  1904,  J.  Hudson,  Pet. 
Note  ; — Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 


SEDGWICK   PRIZE. 

The  sum  of  ^500  Scinde  Railway  Stock  having  been  offered  to 
the  University,  for  the  purpose  of  encouraging  the  study  of  Geology 
among  the  resident  Members  of  the  University  and  in  honour  of 
the  Rev.  Adam  Sedgwick,  Woodvvardian  Professor  of  Geology,  the 
same  was  accepted  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Feb.  23,  1865,  under 
the  following  conditions  : — 

1.  That  a  Prize,  to  be  called  the  Sedgwick  Prize,  shall  be  given 
every  third  year  for  the  best  Essay  on  some  subject  in  Geology  or 
the  kindred  sciences. 

2.  That  the  Examiners  shall  be  the  Professor  of  Geology  and 
two  persons  to  be  appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  on  each  occa- 
sion of  the  prize  being  adjudicated.  Each  of  the  Examiners 
appointed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate  shall  receive  the  sum  of  five 
pounds  payable  from  the  income  of  the  Prize  Fund,  except  in 
cases  where  no  Essay  is  sent  in. 


1  The  Examiners  also  gave  notice,  that  should  i      a  A   second  prize  was  tbit  year  adjudged  to 
any  poem  appear  to  them  to  possess  distinguished    J.  Gorle,  Clare. 

merit,  a  premium  of  £100  would  be  adjudged.    In        3  A  prize  of  £20  was  awarded  to  J.  M.  Neale, 
18.31,  and  1838,  the  premium  of  £100  was  adjudged  t  Trin.  and  T.  Walker,  Joh. 
Instead  of  the  ordinary  prize. 

38—5 


898  ESSAY  AND  VERSE 

3.  That,  in  case  the  Professor  is  prevented  by  illness  or  other 
cause  from  examining,  a  deputy  shall  be  appointed  by  Grace  of 
the  Senate. 

4.  That  the  Prize  shall  be  open  to  allGraduatesof  the  University 
of  Cambridge  who  have  resided  sixty  days  during  the  twelve  months 
preceding  the  day  on  or  before  which  the  Essay  must  be  sent  in. 

5.  That  the  successful  Candidate  shall  receive  three  years"  net 
income  of  the  Fund,  or,  if  no  Essay  be  thought  worthy  of  a  Prize, 
this  amount  shall  be  added  to  the  capital  of  the  Fund. 

6.  That  the  subject  of  the  first  Essay  shall  be  given  out  by  the 
Professor  of  Geology  some  time  in  the  Lent  Term  of  1865. 

7.  The  Examiners  elected  in  1885  shall  hold  ottice  until  the 
Lent  Term  of  1889,  and  the  new  Examiners  shall  be  nominated 
in  the  October  Term,  1888,  in  time  to  consult  together  and  select 
a  subject  for  the  essays  on  which  the  award  is  to  be  made  in  the 
Lent  Term,  1892,  and  so  on  every  third  year.  (Grace  Mar.  11, 
1886.) 

8.  That  the  Essays  must  be  sent  in  to  the  Registrary  on  or 
before  October  1,  1867,  in  the  usual  form  and  manner:  and  so  on 
every  third  year, 

9.  That  the  Examiners  shall  award  the  Prize  some  time  in  the 
Lent  Term  of  1868,  and  at  the  same  time  give  out  the  subject  for 
the  next  Essay ;  and  so  on  every  third  year. 

10.  That  the  University  shall  have  power  to  alter  and  amen«l 
this  scheme  from  time  to  time  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  on  the  re- 
commendation of  the  Board  of  Natural  Sciences. 

1874  J.  J.  Harris  Teall,  B.A.  Joh. 

1877  A.  J.  Jukes-Browne,  B.A.  Joh. 

1880  W.  Keeping,  Incept,  in  Arts,  Christ's. 

1883  J.  E.  Marr,  M.A.,  Joh. 

1886  T.  Roberts,  B.A.  Joh. 

1889  A.  Barker,  M.A.  Joh. 

1892  A.  C.  Seward,  M.A.  Joh, 

1895  H.  Woods,  M.A.  Joh, 

1901  F,  R.  C.  Reed,  M,A.  Trin, 

1903  H.  H,  Thomas,  B.A,,  Sidney. 

1909  O.  T.  Jones,  M.A.,  Trin. 

1912  R.  H.  Rastall,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

Note : — Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged  or  there  was  no  Candidate, 


SEELEY  MEDAL. 
A  sum  of  money  being  the  balance  of  the  Seeley  Memorial 
Fund  was,  in  June  1897,  handed  over  to  the  University  by  the 
Seeley  Memorial  Committee.  Out  of  the  income  arising  from  the 
Capital  of  the  Fund  a  sum  of  money  not  exceeding  three  guinea? 
is  paid  annually  to  provide  one  Seeley  Medal  to  be  awarded  in 
accordance  with  the  following  Regulations  (Grace  of  June  17, 
1897): 

1.  The  Medal  shall  be  called  the  "  Seeley  Medal." 

2.  The  Medal  shall  be  awarded  in  each  year  by  the  Adjudicators  for 
the  Thirlwall  or  Prince  Consort  Prize,  as  the  case  may  be,  for  that  year. 


PRIZES.  899 

.5.  Candidates  for  the  Thirlwall  or  Prince  Consort  Prize,  who  send  in 
I  dissertation  on  some  subject  dealing  witli  International  Policy  during 
aiiiie  period  not  earlier  than  a.d.  1648,  such  subject  havhig  been  previously 
ipproved  by  the  adjudicators  for  the  Thirlwall  or  Prince  Consort  Prize, 
shall  be  eligible  for  the  Seeley  Medal ;  but  the  Medal  shall  only  be  awarded 
io  a  dissertation  which  in  the  judgment  of  the  Adjudicators  is  worthy  of 
;he  Thirlwall  or  Prince  Consort  Prize. 

4.  These  Regulations,  except  Regulation  1,  shall  be  subject  to  altera- 
tion by  Grace  of  the  Senate  on  the  recommendation  of  the  Special  Board 
:or  History  and  Archsoology  at  any  time  after  five  years  from  their 
adoption  by  the  Senate  ;  provided  that  in  all  cases  regard  be  given  to  the 
[abject  of  the  subscribers  to  commemorate  Sir  John  Seeley. 

1900    F.  W.  Head,  B.A.,  Emm. 

1904    H.  W.  V.  Temperley,  B.A.,  King's. 
Note :— Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Medal  was  adjudged  or  no  Dissertations  were 


SMART   PRIZES. 
Mr  Francis  G.  Smart  left  in  1909  £600  in  order  to  found  two 
prizes  to  be  awarded  in  each  year,  one  for  Botany  and  one  for 
Zoology.    The  following  are  the  Regulations  (Grace  of  June  17, 
1909) : 

1.  Two  University  Prizes  to  be  called  The  Frank  Smart  Prize  for 
Botany  and  The  Frank  Smart  Pnze  for  Zoology,  and  to  consist  each  of 
half  the  net  yearly  interest  of  the  fund  given  to  the  University  by 
Mr  Francis  G.  Smart,  shall  be  awarded  in  the  year  1909  and  thenceforward 
annually,  except  as  provided  in  Regulation  5. 

2.  The  prizes  shall  be  awarded  by  a  Board  consisting  of  the  Vice- 
Chancellor,  the  Professor  of  Botany,  the  Professor  of  Zoology,  and  the 
Examiners  in  Botany  and  Zoology  for  the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos  of 
the  year  in  which  tlie  award  is  made. 

No  business  shall  be  transacted  unless  three  members  of  the  Board  be. 
present. 

3.  The  prizes  shall  be  awarded  in  June  of  each  year  to  those 
members  of  the  University  who,  having  passed  Part  I  or  Part  II  of 
the  Natural  Sciences  Tripos  and  not  being  of  more  than  thirteen  terms" 
standing,  are  in  the  opinion  of  the  Board  most  proficient  respectively  in 
the  Science  of  Botany  and  in  the  Science  of  Zoology. 

4.  Neither  ijrize  shall  be  awarded  more  than  once  to  the  same 
candidate. 

5.  In  case  no  person  be  deemed  worthy  of  one  of  the  prizes  the  sum 
available  for  that  prize  shall  be  added  to  the  capital  of  the  fund. 

6.  These  Regulations  shall  be  subject  to  alteration  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate,  but  in  the  lifetime  of  Mr  Francis  G.  Smart  only  with  his  consent 
in  writing,  and  so  always  that  the  principal  object  of  the  fund,  namely,  the 
encouragement  of  the  study  of  Botany  and  Zoology  in  the  University,  shall 
be  maintained. 

1910  A.  J.  Wilmott,  B.A.,  Job.  (Botany). 
J.  T.  Sauuders,  Christ's  (Zoology). 

1911  S.  R.  Price,  B.A.,  Clare  (Botany). 
S.  T.  Burtield,  Selwyn  (Zoology). 

1912  M.  J.  Le  Goc,  B.A.,  Non  Coll.  (Botany). 
F.  Kidd,  Joh.  (Zoology). 

1913  J.  Line,  Emm.  (Botany). 
J.  Gray,  King's  (Zoology). 

SMITH'S   FRIZES   AND   RAYLEIGH   PRIZES. 
'hk    Rev.  Robert  Smith,  D.Y).  Master  of  Trinity  College, 
Jeft  in  1768  two  annual  prizes  now  amounting  to  about  £23  each, 
to   two  commencing  Bachelors  of  Arts,  the  best   proficients  in 


900  ESSAY  AND   VERSE 

Mathematics  and  Natural  Philosophy.  A  sum  of  £812  was  handed 
over  to  the  University  in  1908  by  a  number  of  scientific  friends 
of  Lord  Rayleigh. 

Until  and  including  1883  these  Prizes  were  awarded  by  Examination. 

By  Grace  of  Feb.  11,  1909,  the  following  are  now  the  Regulations  tor 
the  Smith's  Prizes  and  the  Rayleigh  Prizes. 

1.  The  two  Smith's  Frizes  and  one  or  more  Rayleig-h  Prizes  shall  be 
awarded  annually  to  those  candidates  who  sliall  present  the  essays  of  greatest 
merit  on  any  subject  in  Mathematics  or  Natural  Pliilosophy.  For  this 
purpose  the  annual  interest  of  the  Smith's  Prize  endowment  and  the  accu- 
mulated annual  interest  of  the  Rayleigh  Prize  Fund  shall  be  placed  at  the 
disposal  of  the  Adjudicators. 

2.  The  essays  shall  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  in  each  year 
between  the  last  day  of  the  Michaelmas  term  and  the  first  day  of  the 
succeeding  Lent  term.  The  candidates  shall  be  Bachelors  of  Arts,  provided 
that  at  the  time  when  the  essays  are  sent  in  at  least  twelve  and  not  more 
than  fourteen  complete  terms  shall  have  passed  since  the  beginning  of  a 
candidate's  first  term  of  residence.  Each  candidate  shall  in  his  essay  state 
what  portion  thereof,  if  any,  he  claims  as  original. 

3.  The  Adjudicators  for  the  award  of  the  Smith's  Prizes  and  the 
Rayleigh  Prizes  shall  be  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  the  Lucasian,  Plumian, 
Lowndean  and  Sadleirian  Professors. 

4.  In  each  year  the  Adjudicators  shall  publish  a  list  of  all  the 
candidates  whose  essays  are  of  distinction  ;  the  list  being  arranged  into 
groups  of  equal  merit  as  far  as  seems  right  to  the  Adjudicators.  The  title  of 
each  essay  of  distinction  shall  be  stated  with  this  list. 

5.  In  years  in  which  an  order  of  merit  is  determined  by  the 
Adjudicators,  the  Smith's  Prizes  shall  be  awarded  for  the  two  essays  of 
highest  meiit:  and  Rayleigh  Prizes  shall  be  awarded  to  such  of  the 
remaining  essays,  if  any,  as  in  the  opinion  of  the  Adjudicators  are  deserving 
of  a  prize. 

6.  In  years  in  which  more  than  two  essays  are  determined  to  be  of 
equal  merit,  and  of  higher  merit  than  the  others,  the  Adjudicators  shall 
select  two  of  the  best  essays  at  their  discretion  for  the  award  of  the  Smith's 
Prizes,  and  for  the  remaining  best  essays  Rayleigh  Prizes  shall  be  awarded. 

In  years  in  which  one  essay  shall  be  determined  to  be  of  higher  merit 
than  all  the  others,  and  in  which  two  or  more  essays  are  determined  to  be 
of  equal  merit  next  in  order  below  the  first  mentioned  to  which  the  first 
Smith's  Prize  shall  be  awarded,  the  Adjudicators  shall  select  one  of  the 
latter  essays  at  their  discretion  for  the  award  of  the  second  Smith's  Prize, 
and  for  the  remaining  such  essays  Rayleigh  Prizes  shall  be  awarded. 

7.  The  value  of  a  Rayleigh  Prize  shall  be  not  greater  than  that  of  a 
Smith's  Prize:  but  in  a  year  in  which  more  than  one  Rayleigh  Prize  is 
awarded,  the  values  of  all  such  Rayleigh  Prizes  shall  be  equal  and  of  such 
value  not  exceeding  that  of  a  Smith's  Prize  as  is  permitted  by  the  available 
balance  ot  the  Rayleigh  Prize  Fund. 

8.  The  Adjudicators  shall  be  at  liberty  to  withhold  the  award  of  any 
or  of  all  of  the  prizes,  if  they  are  of  opinion  that  the  number  of  essays 
worthy  of  a  prize  is  insufficient  for  a  complete  award,  or  that  theie  is  no 
essay  worthy  of  a  prize.  Unawarded  balances  of  the  annual  interest  of  the 
Rayleigh  Prize  Fund  shall  be  carried  forward  to  the  Fund  so  as  to  be  avail- 
able for  the  purpose  of  awards  in  future  years. 

9.  The  announcement  of  the  award  of  the  prizes  shall  be  made  before 
the  end  of  the  Easter  Term  of  the  academical  year  in  which  the  essays  are 
sent  in. 


PRIZES. 


901 


1770 
1771 
1772 
1773 
1774 
1775 
1776 
1777 
1778 
1779 
1780 
1781 
1782 
1783 
1784 
1785 
1786 
1787 
1788 
1789 
1790 
1791 
1792 
1793 
1794 
1795 
1796 
1797 
1798 
1799 
1800 
1801 
1802 
1803 
1804 
1805 


G.  Atwood,  Trinity. 

T.  Parkinson,  Christ's. 

W.Smith,  J  oh. 

J .  Oldershaw,  Emm. 

T.  Starkie,  Joh. 

R.  Kedington,  Caius. 

G.  Pretyman,  Pemb. 

J.  Lane,  Queens'. 

J.  J.  Brundish,  Caius. 

G.  Whitmore,  Joh. 

I.  Milner,  Queens'. 

H.  Waring,  Magd. 

S.  Vince,  Caius. 

H.  W.Coulthurst,  Joh. 

J.  Oldershaw,  Emm. 

W.  Wright,  Joh. 

D.  Owen,  Trinity. 
J.  Baynes,  Trinity. 
W.  Parish,  Magdalene. 
W.  Taylor,  Emm. 
T.Jones,  Trinity. 

H.  Marsh,  Joh. 

St.  J.  Priest,  Pemb. 

W.  Frend,  Jesus. 

T.  Catton,  Joh. 

H.  Ainslie,  Pembroke. 

J.  Wood,  Joh. 

J.  Hailstone,  Trinity. 

F.J.H.Wollaston,Sid. 

J.  Procter,  Catharine. 

R.  A.  Ingram,  Queens'. 

J.  Holden,  Sidney. 

W.  Lax,  Trinity. 

J.  Dudley,  Clare. 

J.  Bell,  Trinity. 

G.  Hutchinson,  Trin. 

J.  Littledale,  Joh, 

A.  Frampton,  Joh. 
J.  Brinkley,  Caius. 

E.  Outram,  Joh. 
W.  Millers,  Joh. 

J.  Bewsher,  Trinity. 

B.  Bridge,  Peter's. 
F.Wranghara,  Trin.H. 
D.  M.  Peacock,  Trin. 
W.  Gooch,  Caius. 

J.  Palmer,  Joh. 
G.  F.  Tavel,  Trinity. 
T.  Harrison,  Queens'. 
T.  Strickland,  Trinity. 
G.  Butler,  Sidney. 
J.  S.  Copley,  Trinity. 
R.  Woodhouse,  Caius. 
W.  Atthill,  Caius. 
J.  Kempthorne,  Joh. 
W.  Dealtry,  Trinity. 
J.  Hudson,  Trinity. 
J.  Lowthian,  Trinity. 
T.  Sowerby,  Trinity. 
R.  Martin,  Trinity. 
W.  Boteler.Joh. 
J.  Brown,  Trinity. 
J.  Inman,  Joh. 
G.  D'Oyly,  Corpus. 
H.  Martyn,  Jon. 
W.  Woodall,  Pemb. 
T.  P.  White,  Queens', 
J.  Grisdale,  Christ's. 
T.  Starkie,  Joh. 

C.  J.  Hoare,  Joh. 
W.  A.  Garratt.Trin. 
J.  Kaye,  Chiist's. 
S.  Christie,  Trin. )  „^ 
T.  Tnrtnn    Cnthf -*■"?• 


T.  Turton.  Cath. 


1806  J.  F.  Pollock,Trinity. 
H.  Waiter,  Joh. 

1807  H.  Gipps,  Joh. 
J.  Carr,  Trinity. 

1 808  H.  Bickersteth,  Caius. 
M.  Bland,  Joh, 

1809  E.  H.  Alderson,  Caius. 
G.C.Gorham,Qu.i  „„ 
J.  Standly,Caius./"*'^• 
1810  W.  H.  Maule,  Trinity. 

T.  S.  Brandreth,  Trin. 

1811  T.  E.Dicey,Trin. 
W.French,  Caius. 

1812  C.  Neale,Joh. 

J.  W.Jordan,  Trinitv. 

1813  J.F.W.Herschel,  Joh'. 
G.  Peacock,  Trinity. 

1814  R.  Gwatkin,  Joh. 
H.Wilkinson,  Joh. 

1815  G.  C.  F.  Leicester, Trin. 

F.  Calvert,  Jesus. 

1816  E.  Jacob,  Caius. 

W.  Whewell,  Trinity. 

1817  J.  T.  Austen,  Joh. 
T.  Chevallier,  Pemb. 

1818  T.  G.S.Lefevre,  Trin. 
J.  Hind,  Joh. 

1819  J.  King,  Queens'. 

G.  M.  Cooper,  Joh. 

1820  H.  Coddington,  Trin. 
C.  S.  Bird,  Trinity. 

1821  H.  Melvill,  Joh. 

S.  Atkinson,  Trinity. 

1822  H.  Holditch,  Caius. 
M.  Peacock,  Corpus. 

1823  G.  Bidden  Airy,  Trin. 
C.Jeffreys,  Joh. 

1824  J.  Cowling,  Joh. 

J.  Bowstead,  Corpus. 

1825  J,  Challis,  Trinity. 
W.  Williamson,  Clare. 

1826  W.  Law,  Trinity. 

W.  H.  Hanson,  Clare. 

1827  T.  Turner,  Trinity. 
H.  P.  Gordon,  Peter's. 

1828  C.  Perry,  Trinity. 
J.  Baily,  Joh. 

1829  W.  Cavendish,  Trin. 
H.  Philpott,  Cath. 

1830  E.  Steventon,  Corpus. 
J.W.L.Heaviside,  Sid. 

1831  S.  Earnshaw,  Joh. 
T.  Gaskin,  Joh. 

1832  D.  D.  Heath,  Trinity. 
S.  Laing,  Joh. 

1833  A.  Ellice,  Caius. 

J.  Bowstead,  Pemb. 

1834  P.  Kelland,  Queens'. 
T.  R.  Birks,  Trinity. 

1835  H.  Cotterill,  Joh. 

H.  Goulbum,  Trinity. 

1836  A.  Smith,  Trinity. 
J.  W.  Colenso,  Joh. 

1837  W.N.  Griffin,  Joh. 
E.  Brumell,  Joh. 

1838  T.  J.  Main,  Joh. 

J.  G.  Mould,  Corpus. 

1839  P.  Frost,  Joh. 

B.  Cowie,  Joh. 

1840  R.L.  Ellis,  Trinity. 
H.  Goodwin,  Caius. 

1841  G.  G.  Stokes,  Pemb. 
H.  C.  Jones,  Trinity. 

1842  A.  Cayley,  Trinity. 

C.  T.  Simpson,  Joh. 


1843 
1844 
1845 
1846 
1847 
1848 
1849 
1850 
1851 
1852 
1853 
1854 
1855 
1856 
1857 
1858 
1859 
1860 
1861 


1865 


1867 


1870 
1871 
1872 
1873 
1874 
1875 
1876 
1877 

1878 
1879 


J.  C.  Adams,  Joh. 

B.  Gray,  Trinity. 
G.W.  Hemming,  Joh. 
W.  B.  Hopkins,  Caius. 
W.  Thomson,  Peter's. 
S.  Parkinson,  Joh. 

L.  Hensley,  Trinity. 
A.  Sandeman,  Queens'. 
W.  P.  Wilson,  Joh. 
R.  Walker,  Trinity. 
I.  Todhunter,  John  s. 
A.  Barry,  Trinity. 
H.  C.  Phear,  Caius. 
M.  B.  Pell,  Joh. 
W.  H.  Besant,  Joh. 
H.  W.  Watson,  Trinity. 
N.  M.  Ferrers,  Caius. 
G.  V.  Yool,  Trinity. 
P.  G.  Tait,  Peter's. 
W.J.  Steele,  Peter's. 
J.  B.  Sprague.  Joh. 
R.  B.  Batty,  Emm. 
J.C.  Maxwell,  Trin.}  ti- 
E.  J.  Routh,  Pet.      (^ 
J.  Savage,  Joh.  ) 

L.  H.Courtney,  Joh.  j 
A.  V.Hadley,  Joh. 
J.  Rigby,  Trinity. 
T.  Savage,  Pemb. 
G.  B.  Fmch,  Queens'. 
G,  M,  Sles.ser,  Queens'. 

C.  A.  Smith,  Peter's. 
W.Jack,  Peter's. 

R.  B.  Clifton,  Joh. 
J.Stirling,  Trin. 
W.  Baily,  Joh. 
W.  8.  Aldis,  Trin. 
J.  Bond,  Magd. 
T.  Barker,  Trin. 
J.  G.  Laing,  Joh. 
E.  T.  Leeke,  Trin.    l  (j^ 
R.  Romer,  Trin.  H.  }^ 
H.J.  Purkiss,  Trinity. 
W.  P.  TurnbuU,  Trin. 
Hon.  J .  W.  Strutt,  Trin. 
H.  M.Taylor,  Trin. 
R.  Morton,  Peter's. 
T.  S.  Aldis,  Trinity. 
R.  K.  Miller,  Peter's. 
W.  K.  Clifford,  Trin. 
J.  F.  Moulton,  Joh. 
G.  H.  Darwin,  Trin. 
J.  Elliott,  Joh. 
N.  E.  Hartog,  Trin. 
A,  G.  Greenhill,  Joh.  ) 
R.  Pendlebury,Joh.  j 
J.  Hopkinson,  Trin.  j 
E.  Temperley, Queens') 
R.  R.  Webb,  Joh. 
H.  Lamb,  Trin. 
T.  O.  Harding,  Trin. 
E.  Joh.  Nanson,  Trin. 
W.  W.  R.  Ball,  Trin. 
G.  H.  Stuart,  Emm. 
W.  Burnside,  Pemb. 
G.  Chrystal,  Peter's. 
J.  T.  Ward,  Joh 
W.  L.  Mollison,  Clare. 

D.  McA lister,  Joh. 
R.  C.  Rowe,  Trin. )  &. 
J.  P.  Smith,  Trin.) W 
J.  E.  A.Steggall,Trin. 
C.  Graham,  Caius. 

M.  .1.  M.  Hill,  Pet.l  5- 
A.  ,L  Wallis,  Trin.J^ 


902 


ESSAY  AND   VERSE 


1894  S.  S.  HouKh,  Joh,  |   1905 
H.  C.  Pockliiigton,Joh. 

1895  1.  G,  T.  Manlev,  Chr. 
2.  G.H.J.  Ilurst.King's 

1896  1.  W.  S.  Adie,  Trin. 
2.  A. Y.G.Campbell,  ^ 

Trin.  ( 
F.  W.  Lawrence,    ^ 


1906 
1907 


1908 


1909 


1910 
1911 


1880  J.  Larmor,  Joh. 
J.  J.   Fhomson,  Trin. 

1881  A.  R.  Forsyth,  Trin. 
R.  S.  Heath,  Trin.  )  &. 
A.  F-.Steinthal.Tr.ji^ 

1882  K  A.  Herman,  Trin. 
J.  S.  Yeo,  Joh. 

1883  W.  Welsh,  Jesus. 
H.  H.  Turner,  Trin. 

Under  New  Regulations. 

1885  E.  G.  Gallop,  Trin. 
R.  Lachlan,  Trin. 

1886  1.  W.  P.  Workman, Tr. 
2.  RF.Muirhead,Cath. 

1887  1.  A.  E.  H.  Love,  Joh. 
2.  A.  Berry,  King's. 

1888  G.  H.  Bryan,  Peter's. 
A.  C.  Dixon,  Trin. 

1889  H.  F.  Baker,  Joh. 
J.  H.  MichelLTrin. 

1890  L  R.A.Sampson,  J  oh. 
2.  W.  E.  Brunyate,  Tr. 

1891  F.  W.  Dyson,  Trin. 
H.  M.  Maedonald,  Cla. 

1892  1.  G.  T.  Bennett,  Joh. 
2.  H.  W.  8egar.  Trin. 

1893  C.  E.  Oullis,  Caius. 
D.  B.  Mair,  Christ's. 
R.  H.  D.  Mayall,  Sid. 

Deserving  honourable  mention:  1885,  C.  Chree,  King's  ;  A.  N.  Whitehead,  Trin. ;  1892,  L.  Crawforrt, 
King's;  1895,  H.  E.  Atkins,  Pet.,  P.  E.  Bateman.  Jesus;  18!)7.  T.  J.  PA.  Bromwich,  Joh.,  B.  Hopkin- 
son,  Trin. ;  ]8i)9,  F.  W.  B.  Frankland,  Clare,  F.  J.  W.  Whipple,  Trin.  ;  1901,  P.  V.  Bevan,  Trin.  ;  1902, 
H.  E.  Wimperis,  Caius;  1903.  W.  H.  Jackson,  Clare;  1904,  P.  E.  B.  Jourdain,  Trin.;  1.907,  H.  J 
Priestley,  Jesus  ;  1908,  C.  W.  Follett,  Trin.  Hall ;  H.  E.  Hass6,  Joh. ;  W.  P.  Milne,  Clare  ;  H.  T  H." 
Piaggio,  Joh. ;  C.  J.  T.  Sewell,  Trin. 

Essays  of  great  merit :  1890,  J.  Buchanan,  Pet.;  1891,  G.  T.  Walker,  Trin. ;  1897,  C.  Godfrey,  Trin. ; 
1911,  C.  6.  Darwin,  Trin. ;  A.  W.  H.  Thompson,  Trin. 


Trin, 

1897  1.  E.T.Whittaker,Tr. 

Trin. 
2.   R.  C.  Maclaurin,  Joh.l 
A.  E.  Western,  Trin.  J 

1898  1.  E.  W.  Barnes,  Trin. 
2.  W.A.Houston, Joh. 

1899  W.  H.  Austin,  Trin. 
G.  W.  Walker,  Trin. 

1900  J.  F.  Cameron,  Caius. 
R.  W.  H.  T.  Hudson, 

Joh. 
G.  H.  Hardy,  Trin. 
J.  H.  Jeans,  Trin. 

1902  T.  H.  Havelock,  Joh. 
J.  E.  Wright,  Trin. 

1903  H.  Knapman,  Emm. 
A.P.Thompson,Pemb. 

1904  Pi  Cunningham,  Joh. 
J.C.M.Garnett,Trin. 
H.  A.  Webb,  Trin. 
P.  W.  Wood,  Emm. 


1901 


H.  Bateman,  Trin 
P.  E.  Marrack,  Trin. 
C.  F.  Russell,  Pemb. 
F.J.M.Stratton,  Cai. 
G.  R.  Blanco- White, 
Trin. 
A.S.Eddinpton,Trin. 
J.W.Nichol8on,Trin. 
W.  M.  P.age,  King's. 
W.J.Harrison,Clare. 
J.E.Littlewood.Triu. 
J.  Mercer,  Trin. 
H.  W.  Turnbull,  Tr. 
G.  N.  Watson,  Trin. 
G.  I.  Taylor,  Trin. 
G.  H.  Livens,  Jesus. 
W.  E.  H.  Berwick, 

Clare. 
S.  Lees,  Joh. 

1912  1.  E.  H.  Neville,  Tr. 
2.  L.  J.  Mordell,  Joh, 

P.  J.  Daniell,  Trin. 

1913  1.  S.  Chapman,  Trin. 
2.  H.  S.  Jones,  Jesus. 

R.  H.  Fowler,  Trin. 
R.  O.  Street,  Job. 
T.  L.  Wren,  Joh. 


THIRLWALL  PRIZE. 

The  Committee  of  the  Thirlwall  Memorial  in  1884  offered  to 
the  University  a  certain  sum  of  money  "  for  the  purpose  of  insti- 
tuting a  prize  in  the  University,  to  be  called  the  Thirlwall  Prize, 
for  the  best  dissertation  on  some  historical  subject  involving 
original  research."  This  offer  was  accepted  by  the  Senate  by 
Grace  of  June  12,  1884. 

The  sum  of  money  transferred  to  the  University  by  the  sub- 
scribers to  the  Thirlwall  Memorial  amounted  to  about  il20U. 

The  following  are  the  Regulations : — 

1.  There  sliall  be  established  in  the  University  a  prize,  called  the 
"Thirlwall  Prize,"  to  be  awarded  for  dissertations  involving  original 
historical  research. 

2.  The  prize  shall  be  offered  m  alternate  years,  the  first  award  to  be 
made  in  the  year  1889. 

3.  The  income  derived  from  the  fund  transferred  to  the  University  by 
the  subscribers  to  the  Thirlwall  Memorial  shall  be  applied,  firstly,  to  pro- 
vide a  bronze  medal  or  medals  to  be  presented  to  those  candidates  whose 
dissertations  appear  to  the  adjudicators  to  deserve  publication ;  secondly, 
to  the  payment  of  the  adjudicators  as  hereinafter  determined;  thirdly, 
towards  defraying  the  expenses  of  printing  and  publishing  the  said 
dissertations. 

4.  The  prize  shall  be  open  to  all  graduates  of  the  University  who  are 
under  the  age  of,  twenty-seven  years  on  the  day  appointed  for  sending  in 
the  dissertations  provided  that  they  have  not  already  obtained  either  the 
Thirlwall  Prize  or  the  Prince  Consort  Prize. 

5.  The  adjudicators  shall  be  the  Regius  Professor  of  Modern  History, 
the  Dixie  Professor  of  Ecclesiastical  History,  the  Professor  of  Ancient 
History,  and  two  others  who  shall  be  elected  by  the   Senate  in  the 


PRIZES.  903 

Lent  Term  of  the  year  next  but  one  before  that  in  which  the  prize  is  to 
be  awai'ded,  one  on  the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for  Classics,  and 
one  on  the  nomination  of  the  Special  Board  for  History  and  Archaeology. 
Each  elected  adjudicator  shall  receive  the  sum  of  five  pounds  from  the 
income  of  the  fund. 

6.  The  adjudicators  shall  in  the  Easter  Term  of  the  year  next  but  one 
before  that  in  which  the  award  is  to  be  made  select  and  announce  two  or 
more  subjects  for  dissertations,  half  the  number  of  such  subjects  being 
chosen  from  the  period  of  history  before  a.d.  800,  and  half  from  the  period 
after  a.d.  800,  and  also,  if  they  think  fit,  one  subject  covering  portions  of 
both  periods. 

7.  The  dissertations  shall  be  either  on  one  of  the  subjects  so  an- 
nounced, or  on  some  other  subject  of  historical  research  selected  by  the 
candidate.  In  the  latter  case  the  subject  shall,  at  some  time  between  the 
announcement  of  the  subjects  and  the  15th  of  May  in  the  following  year, 
be  communicated  to  the  Regius  Professor  of  Modern  History  for  the 
approval  of  the  adjudicators,  who  shall  meet  once  in  every  term,  if  neces- 
sary, to  approve  or  reject  any  subject  so  submitted  to  them  ;  and  their  ap- 
proval or  rejection  shall  be  communicated  without  delay  to  the  candidate. 

8.  The  dissertations  shall  be  sent  in  to  the  Vice-Chaucellor  on  or  before 
the  31st  of  October  in  the  year  next  after  that  in  which  the  subjects  are 
announced;  and  the  adjudicators  shall,  on  or  before  the  31st  of  January 
following,  declare  which  of  the  dissertations,  if  any,  are  in  their  opinion 
deserving  of  publication. 

9.  The  adjudicators  shall  decide  to  what  extent  the  successful  candi- 
dates shall  be  permitted  to  revise  their  dissertations. 

10.  Those  dissertations  which  the  adjudicators  declare  to  be  deserving 
of  publication  shall  be  published  by  the  University  singly  or  in  combina- 
tion, in  an  uniform  series,  at  the  expense  of  the  fiand,  under  such  conditions 
as  the  Syndics  of  the  University  Press  shall  from  time  to  time  determine. 

11.  If  in  any  year  the  nett  proceeds  of  the  fund  applicable  in  that 
year  shall  more  than  suffice  for  the  expenses,  tlie  surplus  shall  be  carried 
on  to  the  cin-rent  account ;  provided  that,  if  and  so  soon  as  the  sum  stand- 
ing to  the  credit  of  the  current  account  shall  be  more  than  twice  as  large 
as  the  annual  income  of  the  fund,  any  further  surplus  .shall  be  carried  over 
to  the  capital  account. 

1889  E.  Jenks,  B.A.,  LL.B.  King's.  1906  P.  C.  Sands,  B.A.,  .Joli. 

1891  P.  A.  Hibbert,  B.A.  Joh.  J.  H.  E.  Crees,  B.A.,  Job. 

189.3  W.  ,J.  Corbett,  M.A.  King's.  ,        1909  H.  Mattingly,  B.A.,  Caius. 

1895  E.  E.  Brvant,  B.A.  Emm.  1911  H.  F.  R.  Smith,  B.  A.,  Joh. 

1897  G.  P.  Gooch,  B.A.  Trin.  !        1913  C.  N.  S.  Woolf,  Trin. 

1904  F.  H.  Marshall,  M.A.  Emm. 
Note :— Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Priie  was  adjudged  or  there  were  no  Candidates. 

WALSINGHAM    MEDAL. 

Lord  Walsingham,  High  Steward  of  the  University,  having" 
offered  to  give  annually  for  three  years  a  Gold  Medal  for  the  best 
Monograph  or  Essay  giving  evidence  of  original  research  in  any 
subject  coming  under  the  cognisance  of  the  Special  Board  for 
Bioloj^y  and  Geology,  the  offer  was  accepted,  and  the  following 
Regulations  were  confirmed  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Dec.  3,  189L 

1.  The  Medal  shall  be  called  the  "  Walsingham  Medal, " 

2.  The  Medal  shall  be  awarded  for  an  E.ssay  embodying  the  results 
of  original  research;  a  aeries  of  disconnected  papers  shall  not  be  accepted 
as  an  Essay.  The  original  research  may  be  on  any  Botanical,  Geological, 
or  Zoological  subject;  Zoology  being  understood  to  include  Animal 
Morphology  and  Physiology,  and  an  Essay  on  any  subject  of  Chemical 
Physiology  being  valued  according  to  its  Physiological  rather  than  its 
Chemical  importance. 

3.  Candidates  for  the  Medal  shall  be  Graduates  of  the  ITniversity 


904  ESSAY  AND  VERSE 

who  at  the  time  fixed  for  sending  in  the  Essays  are  under  the  standing 
of  Master  of  Arts,  provided  that  those  who  have  graduated  as  Advanced 
Students  shall  cease  to  be  admissible  as  Candidates  at  the  end  of  four 
years  from  tiie  end  of  their  first  term  of  residence,  and  provided  further 
that  a  Candidate  who  has  proceeded  to  the  Degree  of  B.A.  under  a 
Certificate  of  Research  shall  not  be  entitled  to  submit  an  Essay  which 
is  substantially  the  same  as  the  Dissertation  for  which  such  Certificate 
of  Research  was  granted.  A  Candidate  who  has  been  awarded  a 
Medal  once  shall  not  compete  again. 

da.  A.n  Essay  written  before  the  Candidate  has  come  into  residence 
shall  not  be  accepted;  further,  each  Candidate  shall  be  required  to 
state  what  part,  if  any,  of  the  research  submitted  has  been  done  before 
coming  into  residence. 

4.  The  Medal  shall  be  adjudged  by  the  Special  Board  for  Biology 
and  Geology  who  shall  have  power  to  adjudge  a  bronze  replica  of  the 
Medal  as  a  second  Medal  in  any  year  in  which  two  Essays  of  nearly 
equal  or  of  exceptional  merit  are  received,  but  there  shall  be  no 
publication  of  the  names  of  candidates  who  send  in  commendable 
Essays  unless  they  are  awarded  a  Medal. 

5.  The  Special  Board  for  Biology  and^vGeology  shall  cause  a  notice 
of  the  conditions  of  the  award  to  l)e  inserteVl  in  the  University  Reforter 
in  the  course  of  the  Michaelmas  Term  of  each  year ;  and  the  Essays, 
which  may  be  written,  lithographed,  or  printed,  whether  previously 
published  or  not,  shall  be  sent  to  the  Chairman' of  the  Special  Board  not 
later  than  the  tenth  day  of  October  in  the  year  next  following. 

6.  The  Special  Board  after  the  Essays  have  been  received  shall 
appoint  a  Committee  to  consider  the  merits  of  the  Essays,  to  report  to 
the  Board,  and  to  make  such  recommendation  or  recommendations 
they  may  think  fit. 

7.  If  the  Special  Board  are  of  opinion  that  one  of  the  Essays  is 
worthy  of  the  Medal,  or  that  one  of  them  is  worthy  of  the  Medal  and 
another  is  worthy  of  the  second  Medal,  their  resolution  to  that  effect 
shall  be  communicated  to  the  Vice-Chancellor,  who  shall  thereupon 
announce  the  award  of  the  Medal  or  Medals  ;  but  if,  in  the  opinion  of 
the  Board,  no  Essay  be  found  to  attain  a  sufficient  standard  of  excellence, 
they  shall  be  at  liberty  to  reserve  the  Medal  of  that  year  for  award  as 
an  additional  Medal,  in  some  subsequent  year. 

8.  A  copy  of  the  successful  Essay  shall  be  sent  to  Lord  Walsingham, 
the  Donor  of  the  Medal  as  soon  as  it  is  available  in  a  printed  form. 

9.  The  above  Regulations  shall  be  subject  to  revision  from  time 
to  time  by  the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology  with  the  consent 
of  the  Donor  of  the  Medal. 


1893  E.  W.  MacBride,  Joh. 
189i  I.  H.  Burkill,  Caius. 

1895  I.  L.  Tuckett,  Trin. 

1896  W.  M«Dougall,  Joh. 

1897  V.  H.  Blackman,  Joh. 
W.  M.  Fletcher,  Trm. 

1898  J.  G.  Kerr,  Christ's. 

1899  II.  H.  W.  Pearson,  Caius. 
J.  Barcroft,  King's. 

1900  1.  H.  H.  Dale,  Trin. 

2.  R.  C.  Punnett,  Caius. 

1901  B.  T.  P.  Barker,  Caius. 

1902  L.  Doncaster,  King's. 


■Mq. 


V.  J.  Woolley,  King's 
1904  R.  P.  Gregory,  Joli. 
K.  Lucas,  Trin. 

Proxime  accessit :  1898,  A.  C.  HUl,  B.A.,  Trin. 
jTote  -.—Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Prize  was  adjudged  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 


1905  W.  S.  Perrin,  Caius. 

1906  W.  E.  Agar,  King's.}  ^^ 
W.  L.  Balls,  Joh.      ]  ^«' 

1907  E.  Mellanby,  Emm. 

1908  1.  C.  C.  Dobell,  Trin. 

2.  G.  R.  Mines,  Sidney)  a. 
D.  Thoday,  Trin.      T  ^ 

1909  1.  L.  J.  Wills,  King's. 

2.  II.  II.  Thomas,  Down. 

1910  1.  A.  V.  Hill,  Trin. 

2.  J.  C.  F.  Frver,  Caius. 

1911  1.  R.  H.  Compton,  Caius. 
2.  W.  Stiles,  Emm. 

1912  E.  D.  Adrian,  Trin.  U 


PRIZES.  905 

JOHN  WINBOLT  PRIZE. 
In  1904  Mrs  Wiiibolt  oflfered  to  the  University  the  sum  of 
£500  in  order  to  found  an  annual  prize  in  Civil  Engineering,  in 
memory  of  her  late  husband,  Mr  John  Steddy  Winbolt,  M.A.,  of 
Trinity  College,  to  be  called  the  John  Winbolt  Prize.  The  offer 
was  accepted,  and  the  following  Regulations  were  confirmed  by 
Grace  of  the  Senate,  Feb.  25,  1904  :— 

1.  The  prize  shall  be  called  the  John  Wuibolt  Prize  in  Civil  Engineer- 
ing. It  shall  be  offered  for  coniijetition  in  the  year  1905  and  thence- 
forward annually  and  shall  consist  of  the  net  annual  income  of  the  fund, 

2.  The  award  shall  be  made  by  the  Vice -Chancellor,  the  Professor  of 
Mechanism  and  Applied  Mechanics,  and  a  Member  of  the  Senate  appointed 
by  Grace  on  the  nommation  of  the  Council  of  the  Senate  in  the  Michaelmas 
term  preceding  the  award.  The  Adjudicator  appointed  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate  shall  receive  the  sum  of  three  guineas  payable  from  the  University 
Chest,  except  in  cases  where  no  exercise  is  sent  in. 

3.  Every  candidate  shall  send  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  before  May  1  m 
the  year  in  which  the  prize  is  to  be  awarded  an  Exercise  on  some  subject 
related  to  the  Profession  of  a  Civil  Engineer.  The  Exercise  shall  be  on  a 
subject  selected  by  the  candidate,  and  shall  be  either  an  essay  of  a  de- 
scriptive or  critical  character  or  a  paper  giving  the  result  of  independent 
reseai'ch. 

4.  Candidates  shall  be  Bachelors  of  Arts  who  are  not  of  sufficient 
standing  to  Incept  in  Arts. 

5.  A  candidate  may  not  submit  an  Exercise  substantially  the  same  as 
one  previously  submitted  by  him  for  a  Certificate  of  Research. 

6.  No  candidate  shall  be  eligible  to  whom  the  prize  has  already  been 
awarded. 

7.  In  cases  of  equality  the  Prize  may  be  divided. 

8.  It  shall  be  open  to  the  Awarders  in  any  year  to  declare  that  no 
Exercise  has  been  submitted  of  sufficient  merit;  and  in  that  case  the 
income  of  the  fund  for  the  year  shall  be  carried  to  a  reserve  fund  from 
which  an  additional  prize  or  jjrizes  not  exceeding  £15  each  in  value  may 
be  awarded  in  any  year  in  which  the  examiners  so  decide.  If  at  any  time 
the  reserve  fund  amount  to  more  than  £100,  the  excess  shall  be  added  to 
the  capital. 

1905.  F.  Rogers,  Non  Coll. 

1907.  J.  E.  Sears,  Joh. 

1908.  L.  B.  Turner,  King's. 

1909.  E.  T.  Busk,  King's. 

1910.  A.  B.  tiason,  Jesus. 

1911.  S.  Lees,  Joh. 

1912.  R.  V.  Southwell,  Trin. 
Deserving  of  honourable  mention  :  190S,  K.  T.  Busk,  King's. 


YORKE   PRIZE. 

Edmund  Yorkk,  M.A.,  late  Fellow  of  St  Catharine's  Hall,  be- 
queathed a  sum  of  £3989.  M)s.3d.  3  per  cent. consolidated  annuities 
for  the  purpose  of  founding  a  Prize  for  an  Essay  on  the  Law  of 
Primogeniture.  A  scheme  for  carrying  out  the  bequest  received 
the  sanction  of  the  Court  of  Chancery,  June  1,  1875  :  a  capital 
sum  of  £3689.  I*.  Id.  being  transferred  to  the  University. 

The  following  are  the  Regulations  : 

1.  That  the  Prize  be  called  the  "  Yorke  Prize,"  to  be  awarded 
annually. 


906  ESSAY  AND  VERSE 

2.  That  each  Prize  be  awarded  to  the  Author,  being  a  Graduate  of 
the  University  of  Cambridge,  of  the  best  Essay  upon  some  subject  re- 
lating to  "The  Law  of  Property,  its  Principles  and  History  in  various 
Ages  and  Countries."  Such  Graduate  shall  not  be  of  more  than  seven 
years  standing  from  admission  to  his  first  degree  at  the  time  when  the 
Exercises  are  directed  to  be  sent  in. 

3.  That  the  subject  for  each  Essay  be  selected  and  the  Prize  ad- 
judged by  two  or  more  Judges  or  Adjudicators  selected  and  appointed 
by  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Master  of  Trinity  College,  and  the  Master 
of  Magdalene  College,  and  approved  by  Grace  of  the  Senate. 

4.  That  the  subject  for  each  Essay  be  announced  and  published 
before  the  end  of  November  in  each  year,  and  that  the  Exercises  be  sent 
in  before  the  first  of  December  of  the  year  next  but  one  succeeding. 
That  they  b«  sent  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  in  the  same  manner  and  form 
as  are  prescribed  by  the  Regulations  for  the  Chancellor's  English  Medal, 
and  that  the  Prize  be  awarded  before  the  first  of  February  following. 

5.  That  each  Adjudicator  shall  receive  five  pounds  out  of  the 
income  of  the  Fund. 

6.  That  the  Public  Orator  or  one  of  the  Professors  or  Public 
Functionaries  of  the  University,  who  shall  be  able  and  willing  to  act, 
shall  be  invited  by  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Master  of  Trinity  College, 
and  the  Master  of  Magdalene  College,  to  act  as  Adjudicator  in  the 
event  of  such  difference  of  opinion  between  the  paid  Adjudicators  as 
shall  prevent  them  from  adjudging  the  Prize,  and  that  his  decision  in 
the  case  of  any  reference  to  him  shall  be  conclusive. 

7.  That  the  successful  competitor  for  a  Prize  shall  print  and  pub- 
lish his  Essay  at  his  own  expense  in  such  manner  and  within  such 
period  as  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  the  Masters  of  Trinity  and  Magdalene 
Colleges  shall  from  time  to  time  direct,  and  that  a  copy  thereof  shall  be 
sent  to  the  University  Library  and  to  each  of  the  Adjudicators. 

8.  That  out  of  the  income  of  the  trust  funds  accrued  due  since  the 
last  previous  adjudication  of  the  Prize,  the  Adjudicators  shall  i*eceive  the 
amount  payable  to  them,  and  that  the  residue  of  such  income  shall  be 
paid  to  the  successful  competitor. 

9.  That  if  on  any  occasion  the  Adjudicators  shall  be  of  opinion  that 
no  Essay  sent  in  is  deserving  of  a  Prize,  the  amount  of  the  Prize  for 
that  occasion  shall  be  invested  in  the  purchase  of  £3  per  cent.  Con- 
solidated Annuities  to  be  added  to  the  capital  trust  fund. 

1877  C.  S.  Kenny,  B.L.  Downing.  \  »,„       j  1891  R  Jenks,  M.A.  Kuik's 
P.  M.  Laurence.  B.A.  Corpus.J^^'         1«<J-^  r    A    M   R«rlnw  R  A 

1878  C.  S.  Kenny,  LL.M.  Downing. 

1879  C.  S.  Kenny,  LL.M.  Downing. 
188'i  T.  E.  Scrutton,  B.A.  Trin. 

1883  H.  E.  Lawrence,  M.A.,  LL.M.  Trin 

1884  T.  E.  Scrutton,  B.A.,  LL.B.  Trin. 

1885  T.  E.  Scrutton,  B.A.,  LL.B.  Trin. 


1892  C.  A.  M.  Barlow,  B.A.  King's. 

1893  W.  H.  Buckler,  B.A.  Trin. 

1898  R.  C.  Maclaurin,  B.A.  Joh. 

1899  R.  J.  R.  Goffin,  B.A.,  LL.B.  Jesvi.s. 

1900  J.  E.  R.  de  Villiers,  B.  A.,  LL.B.,  Joli. 

1902  C.  T.  Carr,  B.A.,  LL.B.  Trin. 

1903  W.  Mitchell,  B.A.,  Cath. 


1886  T.  E.  Scrutton.  M.A..  LL.B.  Trin.  i  1906  C.  T.  Carr,  M.A.,  Trin. 


1887  W.  Easterby,  B.A.,  LL.B.  Joh. 

1888  W,  E.  Montgomery,  M.  A.,  LL.M.  Cla. 

1889  D.  McK.  Kerly,  M.A.  .Joh. 

1890  T.  A.  Herbert,  B.A.,  LL.B.  Joh. 


1906  N.  Bentwich,  B.A.,  Triu. 

1910  N.  De  M.  Bentwich,  M.A.,  Trin. 

1911  F.G.T.  Tudsbery,  B.A., LL.B., King's. 


Deserving  considerable  praise,  or  commendation:  1885,   H.  M.  Finch,  M.A.,  LL.M.,  Trin.:  1887, 

Edwardes  Jones,  M.A.,  Pemb. ;  1910,  A.  E.  Brown,  B.A..,  LL.B.,  Joh. 

Honourably  mentioned  :  1902, 1903,  H.  M.  Adler,  M.A.,  LL.M.,  Joh. 

Kote : Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Priie  was  adjudged  or  there  was  no  Candidate. 


PKIZES. 
Sir  Wm.  BROWNE's  MEDALS. 


907 


Sir  William  Browne.  Knt..  M.D.,  Founder  of  the  Browne 
Scholarship,  who  died  March  1, 1774,  directed  three  ^old  medals, 
value  five  jjuineaseach,  to  be  given  yearly  to  three  Undergraduates 
on  the  Commencement  day,  when  the  exercises  are  publicly  read, 
and  copies  of  them  sent  by  the  successful  Candidates  to  Sir 
W.J.  B.  Folkes,  Bart. 

The  following  Regulations  were  adopted  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
June  9,  1898. 

1.  A  resident  undergraduate  may  be  a  candidate  for  Sir  William 
Browne's  Medals  in  any  year,  if  at  the  latest  date  on  which  exercises  can 
be  sent  in  not  more  than  seven  complete  Terms  have  passed  after  the 
Term  in  which  he  commenced  residence. 

2.  On  or  before  June  1  in  each  year  the  Vice-Chancellor  shall  give 
public  notice  of  subjects  for  a  Greek  Ode,  a  Latm  Ode,  a  Greek  Epigram, 
and  a  Latin  Epigram ;  and  all  Exercises  must  be  sent  to  the  Vice-Chancellor 
on  or  before  February  1  following. 

3.  Each  Candidate  shall  send  his  Exercise  privately  to  the  Vice- 
Chancellor.  The  Exercises  shall  bear  a  motto  but  not  the  Candidate's 
name,  and  shall  be  accompanied  by  a  sealed  envelope  bearing  the  same 
motto  outside  and  containing  the  Candidate's  name  and  College. 

4.  The  Vice-Chancellor  shall  not  be  bound  to  award  a  Medal  if  no 
Exercise,  which  in  his  judgment  is  worthy  of  a  Medal,  shall  be  sent  in. 

5.  The  successful  Candidates  recice  their  Odes  or  Epigrams  in  the 
Senate  House  on  the  day  fixed  for  the  recitation  of  Prize  Exercises. 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  ode. 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
epigrams. 


1775 

W.  Cole,  King's. 
E.Cooke,  King's. 

1776 

J.  Hayter,  King's. 

James  Six,  Trin. 
J  W.  Cole,  King's. 
i  E.  Sayer  Poulter,Trin. 

1777 

J.  Hand,  King's. 
T.  Gisborne,  Joh. 
James  Six,  "Trin. 

1778 

J.  Walker,  Emm. 
J.  Lowther,  Trin. 
Spen.  Madan,  Trin. 

1779 

B.E.  Sparke,  Pemb. 
Jos.  H.  Pott,  Joh. 
J.  H.Michell,  King's. 

1780 
J.  H.Michell,King'8. 
Chas.  Hayes,  King's. 
J.  H.  MicheU, King's. 


;  Greek  Ode, 
j  Latin  Ode, 
1     Epigrams, 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 


Greek  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 


1781 
J. Goodall,  King's. 
Benj.  Newton,  Jes. 
J.  Goodall,  King's. 

1782 
J.  Goodall,  King's. 
M.  T.Becher,  King's. 
J.  Goodall,  King's. 

1783 

R.  Ramsden,  Trin. 
J.  Raine,  Trin. 

1784 
R.  Ramsden,  Trin. 
C.  B.  Wollaston,  Joh. 
J.  Reeves,  King's. 
G.  Stevenson,  King's. 

1785 
J.  Raine,  Trin. 

1786 
J.  Raine, Trin. 
A.  Moore,  King's. 
T.  Thompson,  Trin. 


908 


ESSAY  AND  VERSE 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams,. 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 


1787 

A.  Moore,  King's. 

G.  Selwyn,  Joh. 

F.  Wrangham,  Magd. 

1788 
J.  Tweddell.Trin. 
1789 

J.  TweddeIl,Trin. 
Geo.  Mathew,  Trin. 
J.Tweddell,  Trin. 

1790 
E.  Maltby,  Pemb. 
T.  G.  Taylor,  Trin. 
E.  Maltby,  Pemb. 

1791 

E.  Maltby,  Pemb. 
R.  Smith,  King's. 
J.  Doncaster,  Chr. 

1792 
S.T.Coleridge,  Jes. 
Sam.  Butler,  Joh. 
J.  Belcher,  Clare. 

1793 

J.  Keate,  King's. 
Sam.  Butler,  Joh. 
J.  Keate,  King's. 

1794 
Sam.  Butler,  Joh. 
J.  Keate,  King's. 
G.  Caldwell,  Jes. 

1795 
J.  Keate,  King's. 
J.  D'Oyly.Corp. 
G.  Strachey,Trin. 

1796 
G.  Strachey,  Trin. 
Rich.  Parry,  Trin. 
Wm.Frere,Trin. 

1797 
Wm.  Frere,Trin. 
John  Hunt,  Trin. 
Wm.Frere,Trin. 

1798 
Barth.  Frere.Trin. 
P.  Warren,  Trin. 
Barth.  Frere,  Trin. 

1799 
I   J.  H.Smyth,  Trin. 
J.  G.  Durham ,  Corp. 

1800 
J.  H.Smyth,  Tiin. 
J.  B.  Sumner,  King's. 
J.  G.Durham,  Corp. 


Greek  Ode 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode. 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode,  ] 
LatinOde,2| 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode,  j 
Epigrams,  | 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 


1801 
,     R.  Walpole.Trin. 
Hon.  F.  Robinson,  Joh. 
Geo.  Pryme,  Trin. 

1802 
,     Geo.  Pryme,  Trin. 
Jas.  Parke,  Trin. 
C.  Bayley,  Chr. 

1803 
,     C.  Bayley,  Chr. 
H.H.Knapp,  King's. 
J.  F.  Plumptre,  King's 

1804 
,  W.  E.P.Tomline.Trin. 

I  B.  H.  Drury,  King's. 

1805 
W.E.P.  Tomline.Trin. 
C.J.  Blomfield,Trin. 
J.  K.Miller,  Trin. 

1806 
C.J.  Blomfield,Trin. 
T.  Smart  Hughes,  Joh. 
J.  K.  Miller,  Trin. 

1807 
T.  Smart  Hughes,  Joh. 
J.  Lonsdale,  King's. 
E.  H.  Alderson,  Caius. 

1808 
T.  Rennell,  King's 
Hon.  E.  Law,  Joh. 
'  E.  V.  Blomfleld,  Caius. 

1809 
E.  V.  Blomfield,  Caius. 
J.  Lonsdale,  King's. 
E.  H.  Barker, Trin. 

1810 
'  E.V.  Blomfleld,  Caius. 
W.  Sheepshanks,  Trin. 

1811 
James  Bailey  Trin. 
G.  Waddington,  Trin. 
James  Bailey,  Trin. 

1812 
John  Tyas,  Trin. 
M.  Lawson,  Joh. 

1813 
S. Grove  Price,  Trin. 
I  W.Strickland,  Trin. 

1814 
J.  Hutton  Fisher,  Trin. 
J.J.  Blunt, Joh. 
G.  Waddington,  Trin. 


I  A  second  prize  whs  this  year  givea  by  Di  j  2  A  9«cond  prize  was  this  year  gi»en  by  Dt 
BHrneg,  Vice-chancellor,  to  M  r  Blomfleld  lor  !  Milner,  Vice-CbanceUor,  to  Mr  Farhill,  King's, 
a  Greek   Ode.  j  fora  Latin  Ode. 


PRIZES. 


1815 
Greek  Ode,  J.Hutton  Fisher,  Trin. 
Latin  Ode,    G.  Stainforth.Trin. 

1816 
Greel<  Ode,  J.  Hutton  Fisher,  Trin. 
Latin  Ode,  i  „,   ^^   , 
Epigrams,  [  W.  N.  Lettsom,Trm. 

1817 

Greek  Ode,  G.Stainforth,  Trin. 
Latin  Ode,    W.  N.  Lettsom,  Trin. 
Epigrams,    G.  J.  Pennington, King's. 

1818 
Greek  Ode,    T.  H.  Hall,  King's. 
Epigrams,     E.  H.  Maltby,  Pemb. 

1819 
Greek  Ode,  H.  Waddington,Trin. 
Latin  Ode,    T.  H.  Hall,  King's. 
Epigrams,     Rd.  Okes,  King's. 

1820 
Latfn  Ode'.)"- N.Coleridge,  King's. 
Epigrams,     Rd.Okes,  King's. 
Extra  Prizes  1820 
Latin  Ode,    H.  Thompson,  Joh. 
Epigrams,    Rd.  Okes,  King's. 

18211 
Greek  Ode,  H.  N.  Coleridge,  King's. 
Latin  Ode,   C.  Fursdon,  Downing. 
Epigrams,    Edw.  Baines,  Chr. 

1822 
Greek  Ode,  ^  „,  ,.  „ 
Epigrams,  |W.M.Praed,  Trin. 

182.3 
Greek  Ode,   W.  M.  Praed,  Trin. 
Epigrams,    J.  Wilder,  King's. 

1824 
GreekOde,  i  „  .,  .- 
Latin  Ode,  (  ^'  "'  lv.ennedy,Joh. 
Epigrams,     W.  M.  Praed,  Trin. 

1825 
GreekOde,  Wm.  Selwyn,  Joh. 
Latin  Ode,    Robert  Snow,  Joh. 
Epigrams,     B.  H.  Kennedy,  Joh. 

GreekOde, ^ 

Latin  Ode,  ^Wm. Selwyn,  Joh. 

Epigrams,) 

1827 
GreekOde,    Wm. Selwyn,  Joh. 

Ep'^"ml''iCh^-W«'-^«^°'-^^''rr*"- 

1828 
GreekOde,     F.  Tennyson,  Trin. 
Latin  Ode,  I  chr.  Wordsworth,  Trin. 
Epigrams,  ) 

1829 
Greek  Ode,     C.  R.  Kennedy, Trin. 
Latin  Ode,  (  chas.  Meri vale,  Joh. 
Epigrams,  ) 

1  Additional  honour*   were  this  vear  awarded 
©are.  and  C.  N.  Cutler.  Trinity. 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

GreekOde, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode,  > 
Epigrams,  S 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigiams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode,  < 
Latin  Ode,  ] 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode,  ( 
Epigrams,  5 

Greek  Ode,  \ 
Latin  Ode,  j 
Epigrams, 

Tor  Greek  aud 


909 

1830 

Jas.  Hildyard,Chr. 
C.R.Kennedy,  Trin. 
W.Fitzherbert,  Qu. 

1831 
Jas.Hildyard,  Chr. 

1832 
Jas.  Hildyard.Chr. 
Will  Nicholson,  Chr. 

1833 
T.  K.  Selwyn,  Trin. 
H.  Drury,  Caius. 
C.  Clayton,  Caius. 

1834 
C.  Clayton,  Caius. 
Hon.C.  S.Savill,  Qu. 
Jas.  Ind  Smith,  Trin. 

1835 
Jas.  Ind  Smith,  Trin. 
Henry  Urury,  Caius. 

1836 

>  No  Prizes  adjudged. 

Thos.  Whytehead,  Joh. 

1837 
Charles  J.  Vaughan,  Trin. 
Philip  Freeman,  Trin. 
Charles  J.  Vaughan,  Trin. 

1838 

None  adjudged. 

Edward  Balston,  King's. 

Philip  Freeman,  Trin. 

1839 
Fred.  A.  Goulburn,  Trin. 
Edward  Balston,  King's. 
W.  Spicer  Wood,  Joh, 

1840 
I  Henry  M.  Birch,  King's. 
Charles Sangster,  Joh. 

1841 

Reginald  Walpoie,  Caius. 
Henry  M.  Birch,  King's 
M.  P.  W.  Boulton,  Trinity. 

1842 
W.  G.  Clark,  Trinity. 
H.  J.  S.  Maine,  Pembroke. 
W.  G.Clark, Trinity. 

1843 
W.  G.  Clark,  Trinity. 
H.  J,  S.  Maine,  Pembroke. 

1844 
H.  Newport,  Pembroke. 
J.  G.  C.  Fussell,  Trinity. 
Latin   Epigrams,  to  J.  Collyer, 


910 


ESSAY  AND  VERSE 


1845 
Greek  Ode,    H.  de  Winton,  Trin. 
Latin  Ode,     J.  C.  Wright,  King's. 
Epigrams,     C.  J.  Monk,  Trin. 

1846 
Greek  Ode,    B.  F.  Westeott,Trin. 
Latin  Ode,     J.  C.  Wright,  King's. 
Epigrams,      A.  A.  Vansittart,  Trin. 

1847 
Greek  Ode,  ,  B.  F.  Westcott,  Trin. 
Latin  Ode,  \  rw    t  Tr       ._       ^  . 
Epigrams,    )   D.  J.  Vaughan.Tnn. 

1848 
Greek  Ode,     C.  Schreiber,  Trin . 
Latin  Ode,      W.  S.  Collett,  Clare. 
Epigrams,       H.  C.  A.  Tayler,  Trin. 

1849 
Greek  Ode,     J .  D.  Williams,  Trin . 
Latin  Ode,     D.  A.  W.  Thompson,  Pernb. 
Epigrams,      J.  D.  Williams,  Trin. 

1850 
Greek  Ode,    P.  Perring,  Trin. 
Latin  Ode,     W.  Raynes,  Clare. 
Epigrams,      William  Wayte,  King's. 

1851 
Greek  Ode,  J  „  ,,  „      ,  .       .„  . 
Latin  Ode,  \  ^•^-  Hawkins,  Trin. 

1852 
Greek  Ode,   F.  V.  Hawkins,  Trin. 
Epigrams,    W.  C.  Green,  King's. 

Extra  Prize  1852 
Epigrams,    J.  Foxley,  Job. 

1853 
Greek  Ode,    H.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 
Latin  Ode,    None  adjudged. 
Epigrams,     W.  C.  Green,  King's, 

1854 
Greek  Ode,    H.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 
Latin  Ode,     F.  Whitting,  King's. 
Epigrams,      W.  C.  Green,  King's. 

1856 
Greek  Ode,   C.  S.  Calverley,  Chr. 
Latin  Ode,     None  adjudged. 
Epigrams,      H.  J.  Reynolds,  King's. 

185fi 
Greek  Ode,    C.  Stan  well.  Job. 
Latin  Ode,     H.  Snow  (Kynaston),  Job. 
Epigrams,      E.  C.  Clark,  Trin. 

1857 
Greek  Ode,    A.  Holmes,  Job. 
Latin  Ode,     C.  Stan  well,  Job. 
Epigrams,      R.C.  Whiting,  Trin. 

1858 
Greek  Ode,  A.  Holmes,  Job. 

Latin  Ode,  None  adjudged. 

Greek  Epigram,  H.  Sidgwiek,  Trin. 
Latin  Epigram,    G.  O.  Trevelyan,Trin. 

1859 
Greek  Ode,  None  adjudged. 

Latin  Ode,    E.  C.  Austen  Leigh,  King's. 
Greek  Epigram,    None  adjudged. 
Latin  Epigram,    G.  O.  Trevelyan,  Trin. 


1860 
Greek  Ode,    F.  W.  Cornish,  King's. 
Latin  Ode,     E.  M.  Young,  Trinity. 
Greek  Epigram,  H.  Y.  Thompson,  Trin. 
Latin  Epigram,  S.  Churchill,  Job. 
1861 
Sidgwiek,  Trinity. 
Austen  Leigh,  King's. 
Y.  Thompson,  Trin. 
1862 
Greek  Ode,   A.  Sidgwiek,  Trinity. 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Epigrams, 


Latin  Ode,  W.  Austen  Leigh,  King': 
Greek  Epigram,  H.  Lee  Warner,  Jo 
Latin  Epigram,  None  adjudged. 

1863 
Greek  Ode,  H.  W.  Moss,  Job. 

Latin  Ode,  H.  C.  G.  Mouie,  Trini-ty. 

Epigrams,  H.  C.  G.  Moule,  Trinity. 

1864 

A.  E.  Humphreys,  Trin, 
J.Cole,  King's. 
J.  M.  Image,  Trinity. 

B.  S.  Young,  King's. 
1865 

J.  E.  Sandys,  Job. 

F.  Gunton,  Magd. 
W.  R.  Kennedy,  King's. 

1866 

Greek  Ode,  J.  H.  Taylor,  Trinity. 

Latin  Ode,  T.  Moss,  Job. 

Greek  Epigram,  T.  Moss,  Joh. 
Latin  Epigram,  F.  Pollock,  Trinity. 

I8t)7. 

G.  H.  Hallam,Joh. 
G.  H.  Hallam,  Joh. 
W.  R.  Kennedy ,  King's. 

1868. 
Greek  Ode,  G.  H.  Hallam,  Job. 

Latin  Ode,  T.  F.  C.  Huddleston,  King's. 
GreekEpigram,T.F.C.Huddleston,King's. 
Latin  Epigram,     J.  S.  Reid,  Christ's. 

1869. 
Greek  Ode,      R.  D.  Hodgson,  Trinity. 
Latin  Ode,      T.  F.  C.  Huddleston,  King's. 
Greek  Epigram,  A.  S.  Newman,  Pemb. 
Latin  Epigram,  W.  W.  Radcliffe,  King's. 
1870. 

None  adjudged. 

T.  E.  Page,  Job. 

C.  Dixon,  Caius. 
W.S.Wood,  Joh. 

1871. 

C.  Dixon,  Caius. 

T.  E.  Page,  Joh. 

F.  H.  Rawlins,  King's. 

E.  B.  Moser,  Joh.  , 
1872. 

F.  H.  Rawlins,  King's.  , 
T.  E.  Page,  Job. 

E.  B.  Moser,  Job. 

F.  H.  Rawlins,  King's.  - 
1873. 

F.  H.  Rawlins,  King's. . 
F.  H.  Rawlins,  King's.' 
F.  H.  Rawlins,  King's. 
H.  A.  Perry.    King's. 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram 
Latin  Epigram, 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 


PRIZES. 


911 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 


Greek  Ode, 
■  Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
(jireek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 


1874. 

E.  C.  Selwyn,  King's. 
None  adjudped. 
H.  S.  Salt,  king's. 
E.  C.  Selwyn,  King's. 

1875. 

J.  E.  C.  Welldon,  King's. 
G.  W.  Douton,  King's 
A    H.  Cooke,  King's. 
E.  C.  Selwyn,  King's. 

1876. 

J.  E.  C.  Welldon,  King's. 
E.  W.  Howson,  King's. 
W.  \V.  English,  Joh. 
A.  H.  Cooke,  King's. 

1877. 

A.  H.  Cooke,  King's. 

Not  awarded. 

H.  H.  West,  Trin. 

Not  awarded. 

1878. 

R.  J.  Parker,  King's. 
H.  C.  F.  Mason,  Trin. 
E.  C.  Perry,  King's. 
T.  W.  Dougan,  Joh. 

1879. 

J.  C.  Moss,  Joh. 
J.  C.  Moss,  Joh. 
J.  C.  Moss,  .Joh. 

T.  G.  Tucker,  Joh. 

1880. 

J.  C.  Moss,  Joh. 
J.  C.  Moss,  Joh. 
T.  G.  Tucker,  Joh. 
H.  C.  Goodhart,  Trin. 

1881. 

J.  C.  Moss,  Joh. 

J.  C.  Moss,  Joh. 

J.  C.  Moss,  Joh. 

H.  C.  Clarkson,  King's. 

1882. 

W.  R.  Inge,  King's. 
W.  R.  Inge,  King's. 
W.  R.  Inge,  King's. 
M.  S.  Dimsdale,  King's. 

1883 
S.  A.  T.  Rowlatt,  King's. 
S.  A.  T.  Rowlatt,  King's. 
H.  V.  Macnaghten,  Trin. 
H.  V.  Macnaghten,  Trin. 

1884 
H.  V.  Macnaghten,  Trin. 
H.  V.  Macnaghten,  Trin. 
P.  Giles,  Caius. 
H.  B.  Smith,  Trin. 

1885 
W.  G.  Headlam,  King's 
W.  G.  Headlam,  King's 
J.  R.  Orford,  King's. 
H.  B.  Smith,  Trin. 

1886 
W.  G.  Headlam,  King's. 
W.  G.  Headlam,  King's. 
H.  B.  Smith,  Trin. 
PL  K.  St  J.  Sanderson,  Tr. 


Greek  Ode, 
i.atin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

'  Greek  Ode,  > 
i  Latin  Ode,  i 
j  Greek  Epigram, 

I  Latin  Epigram, 


Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  p]i)igram, 
Latin  Epigram, 


Greek  Ode, 
,  Latin  Ode, 
]  Greek  Epigram, 
I  Latin  Epigram, 

I  Greek  Ode, 

Latin  Ode, 
!  Greek  Epigram, 

Latin  Epigram, 
i 

j  Greek  Ode, 
I  Latin  Ode, 
^  Greek  Epigram, 
j  Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Flplgram, 
Latin  Epigram, 

Greek  Ode, 
Latin  Ode, 
Greek  Epigram, 
Latin  Epigram, 


1887 
W.  G.  Headlam,  King's. 
W.  G.  Headlam,  King's. 

F.  W.  Thomas.  Trin. 
W.  G.  Headlam,  King's. 

1888 
No  Exercises  sent  in. 

G.  A.  Turner,  Trin. 
W.  W.  Skeat,  Chr. )  ^ 
F.  W.Thomas,Trin.]'  ^^• 

1889 
F.  W.  Thomas,  Trin. 

E.  E,  Sikes,  Joh. 
R.  G.  Bury,  Trin. 

StJ.  B.  W.Willson,  Joh 

1890 
F.  J.  Kittermaster,  King's. 
None  adjudqed. 
T.  R.  Glover,  Joh. 
H.  J.  Edwards,  Trin. 
1891 

F.  J.  Kittermaster,  King's. 
H.  M.  Leman,  Magd. 

T.  R.  Glover,  Joh. 
W.  H.  Jacques,  Trin. 

1892 
C.  M-^Evoy,  Chr. 
J.  H.  Stamp,  Trin. 
C.  M.  Wells,  Trin. 
C.  R  Bousfield,  Chr. 

1893 
L.  I).  Barnett,  Trin. 
A.  B.  Ramsay,  Kuig's. 
L.  D.  Barnett,  Trin. 
T.  M.  Taylor,  Caius. 

1894 
L.  D.  Barnett,  Trin. 
None  adjudped. 
A.  B.  Ramsay,  King's. 
E.  I.  Robson,  Christ's. 

1895 
None  adjudged. 
None  adjudged. 
A.  E.  Bernays,  Trin. 
A.  J.  Cliotzner,  Joh. 

1896 
L.  D.  Barnett,  Trin. 
None  adjudged. 
V.  B.  Cobderi-Samuel,  Jes. 
P.  G  reeves,  Joh. 

1897 
A.  E.  A.  W.  Smyth,  Trin. 
N.  C.  Armitage,  Trin. 
A.  W.  Mair,  Caius. 
N.  C.  Armitage,  Trin. 

1898 

T.  G.  Johnson,  Jesus. 
N.  C.  Armitage,  Trin. 
J.  Toplis,  Trin. 
None,  adjudged. 

1899 
T.  G.  Johnson,  Jesus. 
None  adjudqed. 
R.  K.  Gaye,  Trin. 
E.  Harrison,  Trin. 


912 


ESSAY   AND   VEIiSE 


1900 
Greek  Ode,  None  adjudged. 

Latin  Ode,  None' adjudged. 

Greek  Epigram,  G.  D.  R.  Tucker,  Magd. 
Latin  Epigram,    G.  D.  R.  Tucker,  Magd. 

1901 
Greek  Ode,  T.  G.  Johnson,  Jesus. 

Latin  Ode,  None  adjudged. 

(ireek  Epigram,  None  adjudged. 
Latin  Epigram,     F.  W.  Hasluck,  King's. 

1902 
Greek  Ode,  C.  P.  Goodden,  King's. 

Latin  Ode,  None  adjudged. 

Greek  Epigram,  W.  B.  Anderson,  Trin. 
Latin  Epigram,    None  adjudged. 

1903 
Greek  Ode,  H.  S.  V.  Hodge,  Trin. 

Latin  Ode,  O.  L.  Richmond,  King's. 

Greek  Epigram,  K.  J.  Freeman,  Trin. 
Latin  Epigram,    None  adjudged. 

1904 
Greek  Ode,  R.  Quirk,  King's. 

Latin  Ode,  No  Exercise  sent  in. 

Greek  Epigram,   R.  Quirk,  King's. 
Latin  Epigram,    J.  Fraser,  Trin. 

1905 
Greek  Ode,  R.  A.  Furuess,  King's. 

Latin  Ode,  R.  Meldrum,  Joh. 

Greek  Epigram,  J.  Fraser,  Trin. 
Latin  Epigram,   G.  C.  Brooke,  Corpus. 

1906 
Greek  Ode,  E.  G.  Selwyn,  Kmg's. 

Latin  Ode,  None  adjudged. 

Greek  Epigram,  T.  £.  Ainger,  King's. 
Latin  Epigram,   A.  D.  Knox,  King's. 


1907 
Greek  Ode,  No  Exercise  sent  in. 

Latin  Ode,  A.  S.  F.  Gow,  Trin. 

Greek  Epigram,  J.  D.  Barnard,  Jes. 
Latin  Epigram,   J.  D.  Barnard,  Jes. 

1908 
Greek  Ode,  A.  8.  F.  Gow,  Trin. 

Latin  Ode,  J.  R.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 

Greek  Epigram,  A.  S.  F.  Gow,  Trin. 
Latin  Epigram,    G.  G.  Morris,  Trin. 

1909 
Greek  Ode,  J.  R.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 

Latin  Ode,  No  exercise  sent  in. 

Greek  Epigram,  G.  G.  Morris,  Trin. 
Latin  Epigram,    G.  G.  Morris,  Trin. 

1910 
Greek  Ode,  J.  R.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 

Latin  Ode,  No  exercise  sent  in. 

Greek  Epigram,  F.  \V.  Uaskins,  Trin. 
Latin  Epigram,   F.  W.  Uaskins,  Trin. 

1911 
Greek  Ode,  No  exercise  sent  in. 

Latin  Ode,  J.  B.  P.  Adams,  Joh. 

Greek  Epigram,  J.  B.  P.  Adams,  Joh. 
Latin  Epigram,  J.  J.  Wiles,  Clare. 

1912 
Greek  Ode,  F.  P.  Cheetham,  Joh. 

Latin  Ode,  C.  L.  Bullock,  Trin. 

Greek  Epigram,  J.  B.  P.  Adams,  Joh. 
Latin  Epigram,  E.  H.  Carr,  Trin. 

1913 
Greek  Ode,         Not  awarded. 
Latin  Ode.  C.  L.  Bullock,  Trin. 

Greek  Epigram,  C.  L.  Bullock,  Triu. 
Latin  Epigram,  J.  H.  L.  Lambart,  Kmg's. 


Honourably  mentioned  (Latin  Epigram)  1895,  A.  D.  Nightingale,  Trin. 
Honourably  mentioned  (Latin  Ode),  11)11,  G  N.  L.  Hall,  Joh. 


CAMDEN   AND   POWIS   MEDALS. 

A  Medal  was  originally  given  in  1841  by  the  Marquess 
Camden,  to  mark  his  sense  of  the  respect  shewn  by  the  University 
to  his  father,  who  had  been  Chancellor. 

The  Marquess  having  died  in  1866,  the  Medal  was  continued  by 
the  late  Earl  of  Powis,  High  Steward  of  the  University,  and  by 
the  present  Earl  of  Powis  until  the  year  1910. 

The  Prize  (for  the  best  Poem  in  Latin  Hexameter  Verse)  is 
subject  to  the  following  Regulations : 

1.  That  tills  Medal  be  called  the  "  Powis  Medal." 

2.  That  the  Subject  for  the  Exercises  be  appointed  by  the  Vice- 
Chancellor. 

3.  On  or  before  June  1  in  each  year  the  Vice-Chancellor  shall  give 
notice  of  the  subject  for  the  Exercises,  and  aU  Exercises  must  be  sent  to 
the  Vice-Chancellor  on  or  before  February  1  in  the  following  year. 

4.  That  no  such  Exercise  exceed  in  length  one  hundred  lines. 

5.  A  resident  undergraduate  may  be  a  Candidate  for  the  Powis  Medal 
in  any  year,  if  at  the  latest  date  on  which  Exercises  can  be  sent  in  he  shall 
be  at  least  in  his  second  Term  of  residence  in  the  University  and  not  more 
than  seven  complete  Terms  have  passed  after  the  Term  m  which  he 
commenced  residence. 

6.  That  this  Medal  be  adjudged  by  the  Examiners  for  the  Chancellor's 
Medals ;  and  that  the  Prize  Exei-cise  be  recited  publicly  at  the  same  time 
as  the  other  Prize  Exercises. 

7.  That  a  Copy  of  the  successful  Exercise,  when  iirinted,  be  sent 
annually  to  the  Eakl  of  Powis,  the  Donor  of  the  Medal. 


PRIZES. 


913 


I 


CAMDEN 

1841  H.  M.  Birch,  King's. 

1842  H.  J.  S.  Maine,  Pembroke. 

1843  J.  A.  Yonge,  King's, 

1844  W.  Johnson,  King's. 

1845  J.  L.  J oynes,  King's. 

1846  .J.  C.  Wright,  King's. 

1847  J.  C.  Wright,  King's. 

1848  A.  F.  Birch,  King's. 
1H49  W.  Owen.  Joh. 

1850  J.  L.  Hammond,  Trin. 

1851  F.  V.  Hawkins.  Trin. 
18.52  F.V.  Hawkins,  Trin. 
1853  C.  S.  Calverley,  Christ's. 


MEDAL. 

1854  H.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 

1855  C.  S.  Calverley,  Christ's. 

1856  H.  Snow  (Kynaston),  Joh. 

1857  C.  Stanwell,  Joh. 

1858  W.  J.  Hope-Ed wardes,  Tnn. 

1859  F.  W.  Cornish,  King's. 

1860  E.  A.  Abbott,  Joh. 

1861  H.Lee  Warner,  Joh. 

1862  F.  W.  H.  Myers,  Trin. 

1864  R.Durnford,  King's. 

1865  F.  Gunton.Magd. 

1866  F.Gunton,Magd. 


POWIS   MEDAL. 


1867  W.  R.  Kennedy,  King's. 

1868  T.  F.  C.  Huddleston,  King's. 

1869  T.  F.  C.  Huddleston,  King's. 

1870  T.  F.  C.  Huddleston,  King's. 

1871  S.  H.  Butcher,  Trin. 

1872  S.  n.  Butcher,  Trin. 

1873  H.  Wace,  Joh. 

1874  H.  Wace,  Joh. 

1875  F.  H.  Chase,  Christ's. 

1876  A.  H.  Cooke,  King's. 

1877  A.  H.  Cooke,  King's. 

1880  W.  Wyse,  Trin. 

1881  J.  C.  Moss,  Joh. 

1883  H.  V.  Macnaghten,  Trin. 

1884  H.  V.  Macnaghten,  Trin. 
1886  N.  K.  Stepiien,  Trin. 


1887  N.  K.  Stephen,  Trin. 

1890  T.  A.  Bertram,  Caius. 

1891  E.  V.  Fleming,  Caius. 

1896  J.  J.  R.  Bridge,  Caius. 

1897  C.  Gutch,  King's. 

1900  G.  Norwood,  Job. 

1901  A.  S.  Gaye,  Trin. 

1902  H.  D.  Wakelv,  .Joh, 

1903  H.  D.  Wakely,  Joh. 

1904  K.  J.  Freeman,  Trin. 
190.5  A.  F.  Scholfield,  King's, 

1907  J.  C.  Wordsworth,  Trin. 

1908  W.  C.  Cleary,  Trin. 

1909  J.  R.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 

1910  J.  R.  M.  Butler,  Trin. 


Honourably  mentioned,  1901  8.  Horowiti!,  Joh.,  G.  D.  R.  Tucker,  Magd. 
Proxime  accessit :  1907  W.  W.  Grundy,  King's,  H.  W.  Ralph,  King's. 
Note: — Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Medal  was  adjudged. 

CHANCELLOR'S  ENGLISH  MEDAL. 

H.  R.  H.  the  Duke  of  Gloucester,  formerly  Chancellor,  gave 
annually  a  gold  medal,  to  be  conferred  upon  a  resident  Under- 
graduate, who  should  compose  in  English  the  best  Ode  or  best 
Poem  in  heroic  verse.  This  prize  has  been  continued  by  suc- 
ceeding Chancellors. 

The  following  Regulations  were  adopted  for  the  Chancellor's 
Medal  for  an  English  Poem  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  June  9, 1898. 

1.  A  resident  undergraduate  may  be  a  Candidate  for  the  Chancellor's 
Medal  for  an  English  Poem  in  any  year,  if  at  the  latest  date  on  which 
Exercises  can  be  sent  in  not  more  than  seven  complete  Terms  have  passed 
after  the  Term  in  which  he  commenced  residence. 

2.  The  Examiners  shall  be  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Public  Orator,  the 
Eegius  Professor  of  Greek,  and  two  additional  Examiners  appointed  by  the 
Senate  in  the  Lent  Term  of  each  year  on  the  nomination  of  the  Council  of 
the  Senate.  Each  of  the  two  additional  Examiners  shall  receive  the  sum 
of  three  guineas  payable  from  the  University  Chest,  except  in  cases  where 
no  exercise  is  sent  in. 

3.  On  or  before  June  1  in  each  year  the  Vice-ChanceUor  shaU  give 
public  notice  of  a  subject  for  the  Enghsh  Poem,  and  all  Exercises  must  be 
sent  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  on  or  before  the  first  day  of  February  next 
following,  and  must  not  exceed  200  lines. 

4.  Each  Candidate  shall  send  his  Exercise  privately  to  the  Vice- 
Chancellor.  The  Exercises  shall  bear  a  motto  but  not  the  Candidate's 
name,  and  shall  be  accompanied  by  a  sealed  envelope  bearing  the  same 
motto  outside  and  containing  the  Candidate's  name  and  College. 

6.  The  Examiners  shall  not  be  bound  to  award  the  Medal  if  no  Exercise, 
which  in  their  judgment  is  worthy  of  a  Medal,  shall  be  sent  in. 

6.  The  successful  Candidate  shall  recite  his  poem  in  the  Senate  House 
on  the  day  fixed  for  the  recitation  of  Prize  Exercises. 

39 


914 


ESSAY  AND  VERSE  PRIZES. 


1813  a.  Waddington,  Trin. 

1814  W.  Whe well,  Trin. 

1815  E.  Smirke,  Joh. 

1816  H.  S.  Beresford,  Clare. 

1817  C.H.Townshend.Tr.H. 

1818  C.  E.  Long,  Trin. 

1819  T.  B.  Macaulay,  Trin. 

1820  G.I.  Scott,  Trin.  H. 

1821  T.  B.  Macaulay,  Trin. 

1822  J.  H.  Bright,  Joh. 

1823  W.  M.  Praed,  Trin. 

1824  W.  M.  Praed,  Trin. 

1825  E.G.L.Bulwer,Trin.H. 

1826  J.  S.  Brockhurst,  Joh. 

1827  C.  Wordsworth,  Trin. 

1828  C.  Wordsworth,  Trin. 

1829  A.  Tennyson,  Trin. 
183()  W.  C.  Kinglake,  Trin. 

1831  G.  S.  Venables,  Jesus. 

1832  W.  C.  Kinglake,  Trin. 

1833  C.  Berkeley  Hue,  Trin, 

1835  T.  Whytehead,  Joh. 

1836  T.  Whytehead,  Joh. 

1838  W.  S.  Wood,  Joh. 

1839  C.  Sangster,  Joh. 


1846  E.  H.Bickersteth,Trin. 

1847  H.  Day,  Trin.  H. 

1848  G.J.  Cayley.Trin. 

1849  H.  Day,  Trin.  H. 

1850  Hon.  Jul. H.C.Fane,Tr. 

1851  W.  E.Littlewood,Pemb. 

1852  F.  W.  Farrar,  Trin. 

1853  H.  J.  Reynolds,King's. 

1854  H.  J.  Reynolds.King's. 

1855  J.  S.  Gibson,  Trin. 

1856  O.  W.  Wallace,  Emm. 

1858  A.  Holmes,  Joh. 

1859  G.  Alder,  Queens'. 

1860  A.  J.  n.  D'Orsey,  Corp. 

1861  F.  W.  H.  Myers,  Trin. 

1862  J.  Rhoades,  Trin. 

1863  F.  W.  H.  Myers,  Trin. 

1864  J.  Jardine,  Chr. 

1865  S.  Colvin,  Trin. 

1866  W.  E.  Hart,  Joh. 

1867  T.  Moss,  Job 

1868  R.  A.  Beck,  Trin.  H. 

1869  F.  H.  Wood,  Joh. 

1870  E.  A.  Beck,  Trin.  H. 

1871  H.  E.  Maiden,  Trin.  H. 


1840  J.C.  Conybeare,StPet.     1872  T.  E.  Page,  Joh. 


1841  J.  C.Conybeare,StPet. 

1842  H.  J.  S.  Maine.  Pemb. 

1843  W.  Johnson,  King's. 

1844  E.H.Bickersteth,Trin. 

1845  E.H.Bickersteth,Trin. 


1878  A.  W.W.  Dale,Tr.H. 

1879  W.  J.  Sparrow-Simp- 

son, Trin. 

1880  H.  F.  Wilson,  Trin. 

1881  A.  R.  Ropes,  King's. 

1882  V.  Field,  Corpus. 

1884  G.L.  Dickinson,King's. 

1885  J,  H.  Moulton,  King's. 

1886  A.  R,  Macklin,  Caius. 

1888  O.  Thompson,  Trin. 

1889  A.  B.  Cook,  Trin. 

1891  J.  H.  B.  Masterman. 

1892  J.  H.B.  Masterman,  Joh. 

1893  J.H.B.Mastcrman,Joh. 

1894  A.  A.  Jack,  Pet. 

1896  R.  B.  McKerrow,  Trin. 

1897  G.  W.  Young,  Trin. 

1898  G.  W.  Young,  Trin. 

1899  A.  C.  Pigou,  King's. 

1900  F.  Sidgwick,  Trin. 

1901  G.  D.  R.  Tucker,  Magd. 

1902  G.  L.  Strachey,  Trin. 

1904  R.  Quirk,  King's. 

1905  A.  C.  O.  Morgan,  Trin. 

1906  C.  M.  Kohan,  Trin. 

1907  D.  W.  Corrie,  King's. 

1908  G.  G.  G.  Butler,  Trin. 

1909  D.  H.  Robertson,  Trin. 

1910  D.  H.  Robertson,  Trin. 

1911  D.  H.  Robertson,  Trin. 


1873  D.S.Boutflower.Caius. 

1874  F.  W.  Thurstan,  Chr. 

1875  G.W.Rowntree,  Clare. 

1876  A.  W.  W.  Dale,  Trin. 

1877  E.  W.  Howson,  King's. 
Second  prize  awarded  :  1827,  T.  E.  Hankinson,  Corpus. 

Proxime  accessit:  1894,  J.  A.  Chotrner,  Joh. ;  1901,  F.  Sidgwick,  Trin. ;  1907,  G.  SaviU,  Christ's. 
Honourably  mentioned:  1888,  P.  A.  Hibbert.  Joh.,  W.  W.  Skeat.  Christ's;  1892,  A.  A.  Jack,  P«t, 
1893,  A.  A.  Jack,  Pet.;  1898,  G.  C.  Bosanquet,  King's ;  1902,  J.  T.  Sheppard,  King's 

Note :— Whenever  there  is  an  omission  of  a  year,  no  Medal  was  adjudged. 


Regulations  respecting  University  Prizes, 
Grace  of  March  23,  1855. 

1.  That  a  Prizeman,  desiring  to  have  Prize  Books  stamped  with  the 
Arms  of  the  University,  shall  be  required  to  submit  to  the  Vice- Chancellor 
the  proposed  Books,  with  an  account  of  the  cost,  within  six  months  after 
the  Prize  is  adjudgred. 

2.  That  the  Sum  allowed  to  be  expended  in  Books  (including  the  cost 
of  binding)  shall  not  exceed  Fifteen  Pounds. 

3.  That  the  Vice-Chancellor  shall  be  authorized,  if  he  approves  of  the 
Books  submitted  to  him,  to  permit  the  arms  of  the  University  to  be  stamped 
thereon,  with  the  Name  and  Year  of  the  Prize,  and  the  Name  and  College 
of  the  Prizeman;  such  permission  to  be  recorded  in  a  book  to  be  kept  for 
that  purpose. 

It  was  ruled  further  that  the  first  and  third  of  the  foregoing  Regulations 
shall  apply  to  those  Money  Prizes  which  are  now  directed  to  be  laid 
out  in  Books,  provided  that  in  no  case  the  cost  of  the  Books  (including 
binding)  exceed  the  amount  of  the  Prize. 

Grace  op  March   19,  1858. 

That  in  the  case  of  every  Exercise,  to  which  hereafter  a  Prize  shall  be 
adjudged,  and  which  is  required  to  be  printed,  the  Prize  be  not  given  unless 
the  Exercise  be  printed  within  twelve  months  after  the  adjudication ;  and 
that  the  author  be  not  at  liberty  to  make  any  alteration  or  addition  without 
the  leave  of  the  Adjudicators. 

Grace  of  May  27,  1886. 

That  in  the  announcement  of  the  subjects  for  Prize  Essays  the  following 
instruction  be  given  to  Candidates  in  ca&es  where  it  is  applicable: — Each 
Candidate  is  required  to  state  generally  in  a  preface  to  hi?  Essay,  and 
specifically  in  notes,  the  sources  from  which  his  information  is  taken,  the 
extent  to  which  he  has  availed  himself  of  the  work  of  others  and  the 
portions  of  the  Essay  which  he  claims  as  original. 


THE 

PATRONAGE   OF   THE  UNIVERSITY 

AND  THE  COLLEGES, 

ALPHABETICALLY   ARRANGED    IN    COUNTIES 


Parithet. 
BEDFORDSHIRE. 
Barford,  Great,  V.    \  ^  . 

cwm Roxton.r. i   ^^^^' 

Eaton  Bray,  V. Trin. 

Felmersham,  V Trin 

Houghton  Con-  "I  j.j, 

quest,  R (''<"*• 

Keysoe,  V. Trin. 

Marston  Mortaine,  R.  Joh. 

Meppershall,  R Joh. 

Shillington,  V. Trin. 

Stotfold,  V. Trin. 

BERKSHIRE. 

Aldworth,  V. Joh. 

Sunninghill,  V. Joh. 

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. 

Beaehampton,  R Caius. 

Loughton,  Great,  R...  Trin. 
Marsworth,  V.  Trin. 

CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 

Arrington,  F.. Trin. 

Harrington,  V. Trin. 

Bottisham,  V. Trin. 

Bourn,  V Chr. 

Brinkley,  R Joh. 

Burwell,  V Univ. 

Cambridge : — 

AllSaints,  V. Jes. 

St  Benedict,  C Corp. 

StBotolph,  R qu. 

St  Clement,  V. Jes. 

St  Edward,  V. Tr.  H. 

St  Mary  the  Great,  V.\  ^„. 

St  Michael,  V. \Tiin. 

St  Mary  the  Less,  V..  Pet. 

Chatteris,  V. Caius. 

Cherryhinton,  V. Pet. 

Chesterton : — 

St  Andrew's,  V.  Trin. 

Comberton,  V. Jes. 

Coton,  R Cath. 

Duxford,  St  Peter,  R.  Corp.  \ 
Duxford,StJohn,  V.  Clare.] 
Eversden,  Little,  R..  Qm. 

Pen  Drayton,  R Chr. 

Pordham,    V Jes. 

Fulboum,  St  Vigor's,  "I   -  , 

R.cwm  All  Saints,  F.  ]'''"'• 

Grantchester,  V. Corp. 

Graveley,  R Jes. 

Guilden  Morden,  V...  Jes. 

Harleton,  R Jes. 

Hinxton,  V. Jes. 

Homingsey,  V. Joh. 

^Kingston,  R King's. 

Landbeach,  R Corp. 

Litlington,  V. Clare. 


Popula. 

Net   , 

ratut.^ 

£ 

f681 

1349 

}330 

9.50 

230 

400 

125 

570 

410 

526 

235 

978 

650 

«10 

300 

1300 

268 

2009 

198 

211 

265 

3000 

312 

197 

232 

371 

260 

360 

lis 

215 

120 

474 

150 

624 

201 

665 

150 

246 

150 

2144 

335 

749 

120 

811 

177 

370 

245 

826 

87 

270 

188 

495 

112 

905 

170 

5259 

608 

1298 

332 

4137 

240 

440 

250 

257 

150 

764 

465 

197 

84 

237 

150 

1410 

260 

1156 

504 

1172 

140 

170 

294 

646 

292 

210 

220 

266 

337 

361 

200 

190 

70 

400 

370 

448 

230 

ParUhtt. 

Cambridobshirb — 

continued. 

Milton,  R King's 

Oakington,  V. Qu. 

Orwell,  R Trin. 

Over,  V. Trin. 

Shudy  Camps,  V Trin. 

Soham,  rcMmBarway.C.Pemft 
Stanton,  St  Michael,  R.Magd. 

Swavesey,    V. Jes. 

Tadlow,  V.  cum        \  n/.,«»> 

Hatley,  East,  R....\  ^«"'"- 

Toft,  R.  cum  Caldecot,  V.  Chr. 

Trumpington,   V. Trin. 

Whittlesford,    V. Jes. 

Wilbraham,  Little,  R.  Corp. 

CORNWALL. 
Week,  St  Mary,  R....  Sid. 

DERBYSHIRE. 
2Morton,  R ...Joh. 

DEVONSHIRE. 
Bratton,  Fleming,  R.  Caius. 

Marwood,  R Joh. 

SarapfordCourtney,  R.  King's. 
Whitstone,  R    Emm. 

DORSKTSHIRE. 
Bineombe,  R.  cum  i  /^^;„„- 

Broadway,  R I  Cams. 

Marnhull Cath. 

Rampisham  cwm        i   ,„i 

Wraxall,  R. ...: r*''^' 

Stalbridge,  R Corp. 

Stower  Provost,  R.     I  ,^-„^., 

cum  Todbere,  R.  ...  i  ^'"^  *' 
Tarrant-Hinton,  R....  Pemb. 

DURHAM. 
Gainford,  V Trin. 

ESSEX. 
Benfleet,  North,  R.  ...  Emm. 

Bentley,  Little,  R Emm. 

Birdbrooke,  R Clare. 

Black  Notley,  R Joh. 

Braxted,  Great,  R Corp. 

Canfield,  Little,  R Chr. 

Dunton,  Waylett,  R...  Kitig's. 

Elmstead,  V. Jes. 

Prating,  R.  cum        \    r  i. 

Thorington,  R ]  ''^"• 

Hatfield,  BroadOak,  F.  Trin. 
Lamboume,  R.  cum)  ^^  ^ 

Abridge /  ^^""P- 

Lawford,  R Joh. 

Moreton,  R Joh. 

Oakley,  Great,  R Joh. 

Rawreth,  R Pemb. 

Ridgewell,  F. Cath. 

Sandon,  R Qu 

Ulting,  F.  Sid. 

Wethersfield,  F. Tr.  H. 


622 
470 
562 
900 
331 
4684 
81 
899 

268 

315 

1238 

725 


529 


511 

681 
756 
409 

(155 
•  821 
1286 
fl91 
\  47 
1504 
(569 
il31 
185 


181 
292 
437 
801 
299 
255 
152 
1029 
i  213 


809 
398 
816 
423 
481 
398 
163 
1100 


1  Not  deducting  salary  of  Curate. 


Alternate  presentation. 

39—2 


916 


UNIVERSITY   PATRONAGE. 


GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 

Lechlade,  V.  Emm. 

Newent  Cath. 

Stanley,  King's,  R....  Jes. 


HAMPSHIRE. 
Brading,  I   of  Wight,  r...Tr. 

Freshwater,   Isle  of  \   ,.y, 

Wight,  R /  ''^'^• 

Monxton,  R King's. 

Ring  wood,    V.  cum\ 
Harbridge,   C.    &>  King's. 

Bisteme,  C. > 

Twyford,  V. Emm. 

HERTFORDSHIRE. 

Anstey,  R Chr. 

Buckland,  R King's. 

Datchworth,  R Clare. 

Hitchin,  V. Trin. 

Hormead,  Great,  V...  J  oh. 
Hormead,  Little,  R...  Joh. 
Ippolyts',    V.  cum      \rr,..;„ 
GreatWymondley,  V.)^^  *"' 

Lilly,  R Joh. 

Munden.Great,  R King's. 

Tewin,  R Jes. 

Walkeme,  R King's. 


HUNTINGDONSHIRE. 
Brington,  R.  cum     i 

Bythom.C.andOld  V  Clare. 

Weston,  C. ) 

Ellington,  V. Pet. 

Everton,  V.  cum       )  p, 

Tetworth,  F. /  ^'"^''• 

Farcet,  V. Emm. 

Fenstanton,  V. Tr.  H 

Gransden,  Great,  V...  Clare. 
Orton-Waterville,  R.  Pemb. 

Stanground,  V.    Emm. 

Thurning,  R £mw. 

Waresley,  r. Pemb. 

KENT. 

Greenhithe,  P.C Sid. 

Higham,  V.  cum  St\    , .;, 

John's,  C.  /  •''"*• 

Murston,  R Joh. 

Ospringe,   V JoJi. 

Staplehurst,  R Joh. 

Swanscombe,  R Sid. 

LANCASHIRE. 

Preseot,  V. King's. 

Sutton,  r. King's. 


LEICESTERSHIRE. 
Barrow  on  Soar,  V....  Joh. 
Kegworth,   R.  cum)  <^.  „ 

Isley  Walton,  C.  .../  ^"^• 
Loughborough,  R.       \  ^ 

EmmanuelChurch,  Ri  ^'"'"■ 


1163 
1983 
1147 


1667 
2431 

3306 
213 
4653 
1474 


358 
950 
8150 

.  504 

(  840 
[  279 
437 
345 
494 
780 


Net 

r»lue. 

£ 

420 
823 
310 


200 
444 

337 
250 

325 

214 


246 
250 
440 


410 


258 

162 

393 

192 

1100 
865 
506 
278 

1500 
112 
216 

271 
201 
200 
190 
400 
115 
140 

2572 

190 

1642 

300 

1384 
1188 
1806 
2568 

450 
190 
700 
415 

8000 
10000 

610 
420 

2439 

340 

2075 

700 

rll428 

i   4508 

960 
433 

Pariihet. 

Medbounie,  R.  cumy    ,. 

Holt.  C... }  '^'^^^ 

Statherne,  R Pet. 

Thurcaston,  R.  cum\  „^^ 

Anstey,  R /  ^'"'»- 

Wymeswould,  V Trin. 


LINCOLNSHIRE. 
Anderby,  R.  cum    \  ,,      , 
Comberworth,  R.J  ^«^«- 
Grainthori^e,  P.  C.  ...  Magd. 

Hemingby,  R King's- 

Ingoldsby,  R Chr. 

Minting,  R.  ^  V. Joh. 

Navenby,  R Chr. 

'  Willoughton,  V.  ....  King's. 
Winteringham,  R.  ...  Emm. 
Wrawby,  V.  Clare. 


MIDDLESEX. 

Enfield,  V Trin. 

Greenford,  Great,  R.  King's. 

London : — 
St  Catherine  Cree,  V.  Magd. 
StMaryAbchurch,R.i        "'' 

cum    St   Lawrence  >  Corp, 

Pounteney,  P.  C. ...  > 


NORFOLK. 

Alburgh,  R Joh. 

Blofield,  R Caius. 

Brisley,  R.  cum        \  ^i„ 
Gately,  V. /  ^'^^^ 

Burnham-Westgate,  R. 
cum  Mediety  of  Nor- 
ton, R.  &  Mediety 
Ulph,  R. 

Cawston,  R Pemb. 

Cherry  Marham,  V....  Joh. 

Denver,  R Caius. 

Dickleburgh,  R Trin. 

Ditchingham,  R Joh. 

Fakenham,  R Trin. 


Chr 


Forncet,    St  Peter,  R.  Jo/?. . 
St  Mary,  R.  Joh.) 
Fransham,  Great,  R....Magd. 
Fulmodeston,  cum      lr.„„^ 

Croxton,  R ]i^orp. 

Gimingham,  R Cath. 

Grimston,  R Qu. 

Haddiscoe,  R.cumy       K-ir,n', 

Toft /•••  ^^^9i- 

Hapten,  P.  C Chr. 

Hardingham,  R Clare. 

Hempstead,  R.  cum\   trj^„'„ 

Lessmgham.R ]  ^*"^* 

Hethersett,  R.  cum   \  r-^,-,.. 

CantelofF,  R i  ^"*"*' 

Hock  wold,  R.  cum\  /-._,■,,, 

Wilton,  V. /  *^«*"*- 

Holt,  R Joh. 

Horstead,  R King's. 


Alternate  presentation. 


UNIVERSITY  PATRONAGE. 


917 


Kirstead,  R.  cum       \  f,-.,. 

Langhale,  R /  ^«'"'- 

I  Knapton,  R Pet. 

Lopham,  North,  K. » 

cum  Lopham,         >  J  oh. 

South,  R ' 

Mattishall,   V.  cumX  r„i„, 

Pattesley,  R <  ^'*"**- 

Melton,  Little,  V. Emm. 

Norwich: — 

St  Clement  on  the\  r-^u,. 

Bridge,  R i  ^'**"*- 

Ovington,  R Vniv. 

Oxburgh,    R,    cum  \  ^   • 

Foulden,  V \  *^'**"*- 

Reepham,  R.  cum    \  ,p„,-„ 

Kerdiston,  R I   ^*^*"- 

Sail,  R Pemb. 

Saxthorp,  V Pemb. 

Snoring,   Great,   R.\    ,.j, 

cwm  Thursford,  R.J  ^""" 

Starston,  R Jo\. 

Stratton,  Long,  R Caius. 

Svvannington,  R Tr.H. 

Thurning,  R Corp. 

Tilney  All  Saints,  V.\  „     . 

cum  St  Lawrence,  V.  i  ^''^^• 

Trunch,  R Cath. 

Walsham,  South,  R, .  Qu. 
Weeting,  All  Saints,  \ 

R.  cum  Weeting,   \  Caius. 

St  Mary,  R ' 

Wheatacre,  All         \  cnhist 

Saints,  R '  ^'^*"'- 

Wood  Dalling,  V. Tr.  H- 

Woodton,  R King's. 


NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. 
Bodington, Upper,  R.  Emm. 

Clipston,  R Chr. 

Gayton,  R Sid. 

Grendon,  V Trin. 

Ufford,  R.  cum         \   ,-j, 

Sainton,  C.  /  *"'"■ 

Weedon  Loys,  V King's. 


NOTTINOHAMSHIRK. 

Bawtry,   P.  C.   cum\  rp„!„ 
Austerfield,C.  Yks.l  ^^''^• 

Blyth,  V.  Notts Tri7i. 

Flintham,  V Trin. 

Hickling,  R Qu. 

Hoveringham,  V.cumlrp  j„ 
Thurgarton,  F. J"'*^*" 

Langford,  V.cum     \  rp„^„ 
North  Holme,  F....(  ^^^"• 

Rempstone,  R Sid. 

Tuxford,  V Trin. 

Walkeringham,  V.....  Trin. 

OXKORDSHIRE. 

Souldem,  R Joh. 

Stoke,  North,  r.cttjn    w^^ 

Ipsden,  r. J 

Stoke  Row,  V. Joh. 


Poputa.\     Ntt 

tion.     I   ralue. 

I   £ 


180 
364 


210 


290 


1224 

1750 

300 

426 

(311 

1321 

fl50 

ilOO 

270 

12S3 

718 


398 

525 

190 

341 

246 

106 

713 

480 

493 

400 

670 

294 

315 

225 

149 

200 

(566 
1722 

1482 

379 

240 

557 

650 

448 
320 

100 
340 

384 
497 
434 
400 

370 
390 
293 
120 

331 

275 

370 

300 

366 


200 

400 
141 
406 


Parithti. 

PEMBROKESHIRK. 

Manorbier,  V Chr. 

Saint  Florence,  R Joh. 

RUTLAND. 

Glaston,  R Pet. 

Luffenham,  North,  R.  Emm. 


SOMERSETSHIRE. 

Aller,  R Emm. 

Cadbury,  North,  R....  Emm. 

Exford,  R Pet. 

King's  Brompton,  V..  Emm. 
Winsford.  V Emm. 


431 


STAFFORDSHIRE. 

Aldridge   Joh.       2800 

Cheadle,  R Trin.      4630 


360. 
350 
194  I 


Thames 
1  Alternate  presentation. 


SUFFOLK. 

Barrow,  R Joh. 

Bergholt,  East,  R Emm. 

Brantham,  R Emm. 

Bricet,  Great,  V. King's 

Cavendish,  R Jes. 

Cockfield,R Joh. 

Cowling,  P.  C Tr.  H. 

Elmsett,  R Clare. 

Finborough  Little,  P.  CKm^r'* 
Fornham.AllSaints,  >  rj/,r-/> 
R.ctmWestley,R.  i^'"^*- 
Framlingham,  R.     )   „     . 
cumSaxstcad,  C..../  P«"«*- 
Freckenham,  F.  &  R.  Pet. 
Fressingfield,  V.cum\ 
Withersdale,  R  ....(  ^'""*- 

Gazeley,  l\  cum       \  rr^   „ 

Kentford,  R /  ^^' f^- 

Gosbeek,  R Pemb. 

Grundisburgh,  R Trin. 

Hepworth,  R King's. 

Hundon,  V. Jes. 

Kersey,  V.  King's. 

Lavenham,  R Caius. 

Layham,  R Joh. 

Lindsay,  V. King's. 

Moulton,  R.  and  V....  Chr. 

Mutford,  V.  cum      \  ^   . 
Barnby.R (  ^'**"*-  j 

Newton, St  Andrew,  R.  Pet. 

Norton,  R Pet.      \ 

Preston,  R Emm. 

Stonham,  Earl,   R Pemb. 

Waldingfield,  Great,  R.  aar«. 

Wattisham,  V King's. 

Whatfield,  R Jes. 

Witnesham,  R Pet. 

Wortham,  R King's. 

SURREY. 

Blechingley,  R Emm. 

Ditton,  Thames,  P.  C.  King's. 
Kingston  on 


950 

1510 

1000 

195 

873 

882 

524 

361 

56 

519 

2796 
321 
1005 


;7.   )  King's. 


753 

203 
750 
416 
712 
494 
2014 
442 
224 
625 

720 

334 
742 
304 
600 
460 
145 
299 
497 
776 


2023 


5889   650 


918 


UNIVERSITY  PATRONAGE. 


Ockley,  R Clare 

Richmond,  V.  cum\  «-,•„_., 

St  Matthias,  6'. i  ^^ngt. 

Rotherliithe,  R.  curti] 


StPaul'sGlobeSt.  C. 


Clare. 


Wonersh,  R H.Selw. 


Ewhurst,  R King's. 

Guestling,  R Clare. 

Peasemarsh,  V Sid. 

WARWICKSHIKE. 
Kirby  Monks,    V. 
cum  Withybroke,  ^  jy. 


and  Copstan  Mag 
na,  V. 
Wootton-Wawen,  V.. 


4 


King's. 


WESTMORELAND. 

Heversham,  V.  Ti-in. 

Kendall,  V. Trin. 

Kirkby  Lonsdale.  V. .  Trin . 

WILTSHIRE. 

Bower  Chalke,  V. King's. 

Broadchalke,  V King's. 

Newton  Toney,  R Qu. 

Orcheston,  StMary.H.  Clare. 
Steeple  Ashton,  V.  \  w-^„  . 
cum  Semington,  C.i  -^'^^• 
Wootton  Rivers,  R.  Joh. 


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lo 

8527 

450 

5600 

700 

1107 

316 

1107 
691 
734 

315 

400 

280 

1783 

827 

644 

192 

601 
8710 
1871 

480 
420 
520 

450 
623 
295 
115 
f  864 
i  479 
332 

170 
137 
260 
200 

}469 

286 

WORCESTERSHIRE. 

Elmley  Lovett,  ft. ...  Christ's. 


YORKSHIRE. 

Aysgarth,  V. 

Brandesburton,  ft.    i 

cum  Yearsley,  C.  ...  f 
Darfield,  i 

2d  Mediety,  V. / 

Gilling,  ft 

SGuisIey,  ft 

Holme,  on  Spaldingj 

Moor,r. I 

Kellington,  V. 

Kilvington,  ft 

Kirkby  Malzeard,  V.) 

cum  Masham,  V.  ...f 
Marton,  V.  cum       i 

Grafton,  V / 

Normanton,  All       \ 

Saints,   V. / 

Oversilton,  P.  C 

Patrington,  ft 

Pickhill,    r. 

Sedberg,  V. 

Wombwell,  1{ 


Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 
Trin. 

Joh. 

Trin. 
Sid. 


Joh. 

Trin. 

Trin. 
Clare. 
Trin. 
Trin. 
Trin. 


Ptpula-       iV« 
<tMi.    ralu,. 

I  £ 


8000  1200 

415  I  606 

4667  !  751 

1678  i  700 

963  '  214 

383  '  421 

1420  (  ,-, 

830 j  I  ^'* 

298  I  200 

14500  .  650 


77 
400 
175 
323 
650 


1104 
695 

2077 
16000 


Alternate  presentation. 


2  Third  tnrn  of  presentation. 


PATRONAGE 


IN   THE    GIFT   OP  THE    UNIVERSITY. 

When  a  benefice  becomes  vacant,  the  Vice- Chancellor  gives 
notice  of  the  vacancy,  and  of  the  date  by  which  application  for 
the  benefice  shall  be  made.  The  selection  of  a  clerk  to  be 
presented  by  the  University  to  any  vacant  benefice  is  made  by 
a  Board  consisting  of  the  Vice- Chancellor  and  eight  members  of 
the  Senate  appointed  by  Grace,  four  nominated  by  the  Council 
of  the  Senate  and  four  by  the  Special  Board  for  Divinity,  such 
selection  requires  confirmation  by  Grace  of  the  Senate. 


CHAM E'S  CHARITY,  &c.  910 

CRANE'S  CHARITY  FOR  THE  RELIEF  OF 
SICK  SCHOLARS. 

John  Crane,  Apothecary  in  Cambridge,  and  M. A.,  died  in  1664, 
and  left  by  his  Will  money  to  buy  an  estate  of  £62  per  annum  ^  to 
be  settled  on  the  five  corporations  following,  viz.  the  University 
of  Cambridge,  the  towns  of  Wisbech,  Cambridge,  Lynn,  and  Ips- 
wich^. The  rents  to  be  received  by  these  in  order,  and  to  be  applied 
by  the  University  in  their  turn  towards  the  relief  of  Sick  Scholars. 
The  distribution  to  be  made  by  the  Vice-Chancellor,  the  Professors 
of  Divinity,  the  CivilLaw,and  Physic,  and  the  Chief  Apothecary  of 
the  town.  The  Master  of  Caius  College  is  requested  to  assist  the 
Distributors.  Meetings  of  the  distributors,  to  consider  and  deter- 
mine the  claims  of  applicants  for  the  benefit  of  this  charity,  take 
place  on  the  third  Tuesday  of  May,  and  the  third  Tuesday  of 
November,  in  every  year,  and  all  applications  of  Scholars  must 
be  made  by  the  Tutors  of  their  respective  colleges. 

The  Trustees  wish  it  to  be  understood  that  they  are  willing 
to  apply  to  "Institutions  for  Nursing  Sisters,'"  for  nurses  to  attend 
poor  sick  scholars  and  to  pay  their  wages  in  case  of  necessity ; 
they  make  grants  on  account  of  medicine,  medical  attendance, 
nursing,  diet,  and  other  necessaries  in  sickness;  applications  to 
be  made  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  for  the  time  being,  or,  if  nurses 
from  the  institutions  be  required,  to  the  Regius  Professor  of 
Physic. 

STUDENTSHIPS   FOR   CANDIDATES   FOR 

HOLY   ORDERS. 

WORDSWORTH   STUDENTSHIPS. 

These  Studentships  were  founded  in  1892  by  W.  Nicholson, 
Esq.,  of  London,  in  memory  of  Christopher  Wordsworth,  D.D., 
late  Bishop  of  Lincoln,  and  sometime  Head  Master  of  Harrow 
School. 

Candidates,  who  must  before  the  date  of  the  Election  have 
taken  Honours  in  some  Tripos,  are  required  to  present  to  the 
Electors  (1)  a  certificate  of  good  conduct  signed  by  the  College 
Tutor,  or  in  the  case  of  a  Non-Collegiate  Student,  by  the  Censor  ; 
(2)  a  declaration  in  writing  of  their  intention  to  take  Holy  Orders 
in  the  Church  of  England ;  (3)  a  written  undertaking  to  keep 
residence  at  Cambridge  for  one  year  from  the  date  of  election, 
and  to  study  for  such  part  or  section  of  a  part  of  the  Theological 
Tripos  as  the  Electors  shall  determine.  Preference  is  to  be 
given  to  candidates  who  have  been  educated  for  two  years  at 
Harrow  School  or  at  Winchester  College,  and  the  Electors  are 
also  to  have  regard  (1)  to  the  class  taken  by  the  Candidate  in  his 
Examination  for  his  Degree,  (2)  the  testimonials  furnished  by 
his  College  Tutor  or  Censor,  and  (3)  his  need  of  pecuniary  assist- 
ance to  enable  him  to  remain  in  residence. 

The  Electors  are  the  five  Divinity  Professors,  and  the  Election 
takes  place  annually  toward  the  end  of  the  Easter  Term,  after  the 

1  The  presenlrent  of  the  eatnle  !•  about  850'.  per  annum. 
8  The  fir»i  payment  w»»  made  about  the  year  J660. 


920  STEEL  STUDENTSHIPS,  &c. 

publication  of  the  Tripos  lists.  Candidates  are  desired  to  send 
their  applications  and  other  papers  under  cover  to  the  Regius 
Professor  of  Divinity,  Divinity  School,  Cambridge,  not  later  than 
May  31. 

STEEL  STUDENTSHIPS. 

Candidates,  who  before  the  date  of  the  Election  must  be  at 
least  twenty-one  years  of  age,  and  must,  generally  speaking,  have 
taken  Honours  in  some  Tripos,  are  required  to  present  to  the 
Trustees  a  certificate  of  good  conduct  signed  by  the  College 
Tutor  and  Dean,  or  in  the  case  of  a  N on- Collegiate  Student  by 
the  Censor,  together  with  a  statement  that  their  continuance  in 
residence  would  have  the  approval  of  the  College  or  of  the  Censor. 
In  the  selection  of  Students  the  Trustees  have  regard  to  the 
iituess  of  the  Candidates  for  entering  at  once  on  a  course  of 
definite  preparation  for  Holy  Orders  at  the  University,  with  a 
view  to  their  future  usefulness  in  parochial  or  missionary  work. 

The  present  Trustees  are  the  Rev.  Dr  Atkinson,  Master  of 
Clare  College,  and  the  Regius  and  Ely  Professors  of  Divinity; 
the  Election  takes  place  annually  toward  the  end  of  the  Easter 
Term,  after  the  publication  of  the  Tripos  lists.  Candidates  are 
desired  to  send  their  applications  and  other  papers  under  cover 
to  the  Ely  Professor  of  Divinity,  Divinity  School,  Cambridge,  not 
later  than  May  31. 


WINCHESTER  (CHRIST'S  HOSPITAL)  EXHIBITION. 

A  scheme  established  by  the  Charity  Commission  in  1896 
provides  that  the  Governors  of  Christ's  Hospital,  Winchester, 
shall  maintain  an  Exhibition  of  the  yearly  value  of  not  more  than 
£15,  tenable  for  not  more  than  four  years  by  Students  in  Divinity 
at  the  University  of  Cambridge. 


BARNARD   RANDOLPH   EXHIBITION. 

In  accordance  with  a  scheme  established  by  the  Board 
of  Education  in  1906,  and  amended  in  1913,  a  Barnard  Randolph 
Exhibition  is  offered  from  time  to  time,  as  funds  permit,  to  a 
graduate  student  of  Divinity  in  the  University  of  Cambridge 
who  is  in  need  of  pecuniary  assistance  to  enable  him  to 
pursue  the  study  of  Divinity  in  the  University,  with  a  preference 
for  those  whose  parents  are  or  have  for  not  less  than  three 
years  been  resident  in  the  Administrative  County  of  London, 
and  who  have  for  not  less  than  two  years  been  in  attendance  at 
St  Paul's,  Merchant  Taylors',  or  the  City  of  London  School ; 
failing  candidates  who  are  privileged  in  any  of  these  respects,  any 


PERSE  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL.  921 

duly  qualified  candidate  may  be  elected  who  is  adjudged  worthy 
to  take  the  Exhibition.  Candidates  must  have  taken  honours  in 
a  Tripos  and  must  undertake  to  reside  for  a  period  of  one  year, 
and  to  enter  for  such  part  of  the  Theological  Tripos  as  the 
Governors,  who  are  the  five  Professors  of  Divinity,  shall 
determine.    The  value  of  the  exhibition  will  usually  be  about  £30. 


PERSE  GRAMMAR  SCHOOL. 

Stephen  Perse,  M.D.,  senior  Fellow  of  Caius  College,  by  a 
clause  in  his  WilU,  dated  September  27,  1615,  bequeathed  cer- 
tain property  in  charge  to  his  executors,  to  purchase  divers  grounds 
and  tenements,  to  be  applied,  amongst  other  purposes,  to  that  of 
erecting  and  establishing  within  three  years  (if  possible),  after  his 
decease,  a  convenient  house  capable  of  containing  one  hundred 
Scholars  to  be  used  for  a  Free  Grammar  School. 

The  School  is  now  conducted  according  to  a  New  Scheme 
under  the  Board  of  Education,  sealed  1910.  Regulations  are 
made  for  religious  instruction.  The  subjects  of  secular  instruc- 
tion include  the  ordinary  branches  of  English  education  together 
with  Mathematics,  Greek,  Latin,  German,  French,  Chemistry, 
Physics,  Music,  Drawing,  and  Drill,  or  other  Physical  Exercises. 
The  fees  are  £15.  15^.  a  year  for  boys  under  13,  £18.  18s.  a  year 
above  that  age.  Boarders  are  taken  in  by  the  Head  Master,  and 
Mr  L  H.  Hersch  in  houses  built  on  the  Cherryhinton  Glebe  just 
outside  Cambridge. 

There  is  a  Preparatory  School  in  Bateman  House,  Bateman 
Street,  the  fee  for  which  is  £9.  9*'.  per  annum  below  8  years  of  age, 
and  £12.  12.?.  above. 

The  School  is  under  the  management  of  a  Governing  Body, 
consisting  of  14  persons,  of  whom  three  are  nominated  by  the 
Council  of  the  Senate  of  the  University  of  Cambridge,  three  by 
Gonville  and  Caius  College,  five  by  the  Borough  Council  of 
Cambridge,  three  by  the  County  Council. 

The  University  having  purchased  the  site  of  the  old  buildings 
in  Free  School  Lane,  a  large  and  handsome  school  capable  of 
containing  300  boys  has  been  erected  on  the  Hills  Road. 

Head  Master,  W.  H.  D.  Rouse,  Litt.D.,  M.R.A.S.,  F.R.G.S.,  University 
Teacher  of  SansTcHt,  formerly.  Fellow  of  Christ's  College,  Cambndge,  and 
a  Master  at  Riigby  School. 

1  A  Copy  oftb*  Will  i«  in  Baker'.  M8S.  Vol.  xxti.  p.lSl. 


39—5 


922  ADDENBROOKE'8  HOSPITAL. 

ADDENBROOKE's   HOSPITAL 

Was  opened  in  the  year  1766,  having  been  founded  by  John 
Addknbrooke,  M.D.,  formerly  fellow  of  Catharine  Hall.  It  was 
further  endowed  in  1814  by  a  bequest  of  ^7000  from  Mr  John 
BowTELL,  late  bookseller  and  stationer  in  Cambridge,  and  is 
supported  chiefly  by  voluntary  contributions.  In  1864  it  was 
greatly  enlarged  and  altered,  and  almost  rebuilt,  and  now  con- 
tains one  hundred  and  fifty  beds  for  patients,  a  children's  ward 
and  isolation  wards  and  large  out-patient  departments. 

Certificates  of  attendance  on  the  practice  in  it  are  recognized  by 
the  University,  by  the  Royal  Colleges  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons, 
and  by  the  other  licensing  medical  bodies. 

The  Physicians  and  Surgeons  attend  daily  in  the  wards,  and 
Clinical  Lectures  are  delivered  weekly  during  Term  time  and  also 
in  the  long  Vacation.  The  composition  fee  for  attendance  on  the 
Medical  and  Surgical  Practice  and  the  Lectures  is  eight  guineas. 


Honoranj  Consulting  Physicians. 
P.  W.  Latham,  M.A.,  M.  D.,  F.R.C.P. 
Sir  D.  MacAlister,  K.C.B.,  M.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P. 

Honorary  Physicians. 
J.  B.  Bradbury,  M.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  Downing  Professor  of  Medicine. 
Laurence  Humphry,  M.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P. 

Sir  Thos.  Clifford  Allbutt,  K.C.B.,  M.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.P.,  F.R.S.,  Regius 
Professor  of  Physic. 

Honorary  Assistant  Physicians. 

E.  Lloyd  Jones,  M.D.  J.  Aldren  Wright,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P. 

Honorary  Consulting  Surgeon. 
Creorge  Wallis,  F.R.C.S. 

Honorai-y  Surgeons. 
George  Edward  Wherry,  M.A.,  M.B.,  M.C.,  F.R.C.S. 
Frederick  Deig-hton,  M.A.,  M.B. 
Joseph  Griffiths,  M.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. 

F.  Howard  Marsh,  M.A.,  Sc.D.,  F.R.C.S.,  Professor  of  Surgery. 

Honorary  Assistant  Surgeon. 
Arthur  Cooke,  M.A.,  M.B.,  B.C.L.  (Oxon),  F.R.C.S. 

Honorary  Consulting  Dentist. 
W.  A.  Rhodes,  L.D.S.I. 
A.  Jones,  L.D.S.L 

Honorary  Dentists. 
B.  H.  Jones,  L.D.S.,  R.C.S.  (elected  Nov.,  1912). 

G.  F.  R«msey,  B.A.  (Cantab.),  M.R.C.S.  Eng.,  L.R.C.P.  (Lond.),  L.D.S.  Eng. 
(elected  Feb.,  1909). 

Honorary  Consulting  Pathologist. 
Prof.  G.  Sims  Woodhead,  M.A.,  M.D. 


ADDENBEOOKE'S  HOSPITAL.  923 

Honorary  Pathologist. 
J.  Aldreu  Wright,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P. 

Honorary  Clinical  Pathologist . 
W.  Maiden,  M,A.,  M.D.,  M.R.C.P. 

Honorary  Anaesthetists. 
G.  Secretan  Haynes,  M.A.,  M.D.  G.  F.  Rogers,  M.A.,  M.D. 

J.  R.  C.  Caimey,  M.A.,  B.C.,  M.D. 
Chas.  F.  Searle,  B.A.,  M.B.,  B.C.,  M.R.C.S.  (Eng.),  L.R.C.P.  (Lond.). 

Honorary  Clinical  Assistants,  Ophthalmic  Department. 
J.  C.  W.  Graham,  M.A.,  M.D. 
L.  G.  Davies,  M.A.,  M.D. 
Anson  Jordan,  M.D.,  F.R.C.S. 

Honorary  Clinical  Assistant  in  Atiral  Department. 
R.  H.  Bowen,  M.B.,  M.S.  (Lond.);  F.R.C.S.  Eng. 

Honorary  Medical  Officer  in  charge  of  Electrical  Department. 
F.  Shillington  Scales,  M.A.,  M.D.,  B.C. 

Honorary   T'reasurer. 
Edmund  Henry  Parker,  M.A.,  J.P. 

House  Physician. 
Charles  H.  Budd,  M.A.,  M.B.,  B.Ch.  (Oxon.). 

House  Surgeon. 

Gordon  W.  Spencer,  B.A.,  M.B.,  B.C.   (Cantab.),  M.R.C.S.  (Eng.), 

L.R.C.P.  (Lond.). 

Matron.  Pharmacist. 

Miss  Montgomery.  W.  J.  Field,  M.P.S. 

Secretary -Superintendent. 

Richard  J.  Coles,  F.C.LS.,  F.S.S.,  F.L.A.A. 

(Certified  Accountant.) 


PUBLIC   BUILDINGS. 


THE  UNIVERSITY  LIBRARY. 

This  great  Library,  contamini?  at  present  more  than  700,000 
volumes,  has  been  enriched  at  different  times  by  royal  and  private 
benefactors,  amongst  whom,  as  donors  of  books,  the  names  of 
Dr  Richard  Holme  (1424),  Archbishop  Rotherham  (1480),  Arch- 
bishop Parker  (1574),  Dr  Andrew  Perne  (1589),  Dr  Richard  Holds- 
worth  (1648),  Henry  Lucas  (1663),  Bishop  Hacket  (1670),  King 
George  I.  (1715),  Henry  Bradshaw  (1886),  Sir  Thomas  Francis 
Wade  (1888),  John  Couch  Adams  (1892),  Samuel  Sandars  (1894), 
and  Viscount  Morley  of  Blackburn  (1902),  may  be  mentioned  as 
pre-eminently  distmguished. 

The  permanent  sources  of  its  increase  are  as  follows: 

1.  The  Copyright  Act,  under  which  the  Library  is  entitled  to 
a  copy  of  every  book  published  in  the  United  Kingdom. 

2.  The  Rustat  Fund,  arising  from  an  estate  at  Ovington  in 
Norfolk.  This  estate  was  bought  with  £1000  given  to  the  Uni- 
versity in  1666,  by  Tobias  Rustat,  Esq.  M.A.,  Yeoman  of  the 
Robes  to  King  Charles  II.,  to  be  laid  out  in  land,  the  rents  to 
be  applied  in  the  purchase  of  choice  books  for  the  Library.  The 
available  annual  income  is  now  about  £100. 

3.  William  Worts,  Esq.  M.A.,  of  St  Catharine's  College, 
ordered  by  his  Will,  in  1709,  that  the  annual  surplus  of  the 
rents  and  profits  of  his  estate  at  Landbeach,  in  the  county  of 
Cambridge,  after  the  discharge  of  the  other  outgoings,  should 
be  applied  to  the  use  of  the  Library.  This  surplus  now  amounts 
to  about  £700  a  year. 

4.  In  1826,  the  Rev.  John  Manistre,  M.A.  Fellow  of  King's 
College,  bequeathed  £5000,  to  purchase  books.  This  sum  has 
been  invested,  and  produces  the  annual  income  of  £140. 

5.  A  portion  of  the  Benefaction  Fund  has  been  invested  to 
form  an  Endowment  Fund,  which  at  present  produces  an  annual 
income  of  about  £300.  Of  this  about  =680  is  derived  from  a  sum 
of  £2733.  125.  8c?.  being  part  of  the  Nobel  Prize  for  Physics 
which  was  awarded  to  Lord  Raleigh  (now  Chancellor  of  the  Univer- 
sity) in  the  year  1904  and  by  him  presented  to  the  University. 

6.  By  Grace  of  the  Senate(May  31, 1866)  a  portion  of  thequar- 
terly  payment  made  by  all  Members  of  the  University  to  the  Chest 
was  assigned  to  the  support  of  the  Library.  The  sum  now 
allowed  is  £6,500  a  year  (Grace,  May  4,  1913). 

7.  By  the  Statutes  of  1882,  the  Common  University  Fund  is 
applicable  to  the  Library;  an  annual  grant  of  ^500  is  made  to 
the  Library  from  this  source. 


UNIVERSITY  LIBRARY.  925 

RULES  AND  ORDERS  FOR  THE  UNIVERSITY  LIBRARY. 

I.      The  Syndicate. 

1.  The  Library  Syndicate  shall  consist  of  the  Vice-Chancellor  and  of 
sixteen  other  members  of  the  Senate  elected  by  Grace. 

2.  On  the  31st  of  December  in  every  year  four  of  the  said  sixteen 
members  shall  retire  the  order  of  rotation  for  retirement  being  that  of 
priority  of  election  and  their  places  shall  be  supplierl  by  four  other  persons 
who  shall  be  elected  at  a  congregation  held  before  the  end  of  full  term  in 
the  preceding  Michaelmas  Term.  At  that  election  a  retiring  member  shall 
not  be  reeligible  except  by  a  special  Grace  expressly  stating  that  in  the 
opinion  of  the  Council  there  are  special  reasons  which  make  his  retirement 
inexpedient. 

3.  A  vacancy  in  the  Syndicate  occasioned  by  any  other  cause  than  such 
retirement  as  aforesaid  shall  be  supplied  as  soon  as  reasonably  may  be  by 
the  election  of  a  new  member  who  shall  for  the  purpose  of  the  rotation 
established  by  Regulation  2  fill  the  place  of  the  member  in  whose  stead  he 
was  elected. 

4.  All  meetings  of  the  Syndicate  shall  be  summoned  by  the  Vice- 
Chancellor  and  there  shall  be  at  least  two  meetings  in  every  term. 

5.  No  business  shall  be  transacted  at  any  meeting  unless  at  least  five 
members  be  present. 

6.  The  Syndicate  shall  supervise  the  management  of  the  Library  and 
give  orders  for  the  purchase  classification  and  arrangement  of  the  books  for 
the  provision  of  book  cases  and  other  fittings  and  for  the  cleaning  of  the 
Library  and  for  all  ordinary  repairs  that  in  their  opinion  shall  be  desirable 
and  shall  control  the  expenditure  of  all  moneys  devoted  to  the  purposes  of 
the  Library  including  the  moneys  arising  from  the  Rustat  benefaction  and 
from  the  VVorts  benefaction  and  shall  examine  and  audit  the  accounts  of 
the  receipts  and  expenditure  of  all  such  moneys  and  shall  every  year  present 
a  statement  of  such  accounts  to  the  Senate  wherein  the  accounts  relating 
to  the  moneys  arising  from  the  Rustat  benefaction  and  the  expenditure  of 
the  same  shall  be  kept  apart  from  other  accounts  and  generally  they  shall 
do  all  such  things  as  in  their  opinion  are  necessary  or  expedient  for  the 
regulation  security  or  improvement  of  the  Library. 

In  particular  the  Syndicate  are  empowered  : 

(i)  to  sell  or  exchange  duplicate  books; 

(ii)  to  deposit  on  loan  at  the  Fitzwilliam  Museum  the  New  Museums 
the  Museum  of  Classical  Archaeology  and  the  Museum  of  General  and  Local 
Archaeology  such  duplicate  copies  of  books  as  they  shall  think  fit  upon  such 
conditions  and  for  such  periods  as  they  sliall  think  fit; 

(iii)  to  print  any  catalogues  of  the  printed  books  or  manuscripts  in  the 
Library  and  dispose  of  the  copies  of  such  catalogues  by  sale  or  otherwise  ; 

(iv)  to  make  a  charge  for  admission  to  the  Library  of  any  persons  who 
are  not  members  of  the  University. 

7.  The  Syndicate  shall  make  an  annual  Report  to  the  Senate  concern- 
ing the  state  of  the  Library  and  of  all  matters  concerning  the  Library  which 
in  their  opinion  should  be'brought  to  the  notice  of  the  Senate. 

II.     The  Staff. 

I.  The  Staff  of  the  Library  consists  of  the  Librarian,  three  Under- 
Librarians,  one  Additional  Under-Librarian,  one  Honorary  Assistant 
Under-Librarian,  a  Secretary,  not  more  than  twelve  Assistants  and  not 
more  than  eight  Second  Class  Assistants. 

In  addition  there  is  an  Honorary  Keeper  of  the  Chinese  Books  and 
a  Curator  in  Oriental  Literature. 


926  UNIVERSITY  LIBRARY. 

2.  The  Librarian,  whose  election  and  duties  are  regulated  by  Statute  A 
cap.  V,  shall  be  paid  a  stipend  of  £500  out  of  the  Library  General  Fund. 
He  shall  when  invited  to  do  so  attend  the  meetings  of  the  Syndicate  and 
serve  as  their  Secretary.  He  shall  in  the  Michaelmas  term  of  every  year 
present  a  report  to  the  Syndicate  stating  the  results  of  the  annual  inspection 
of  the  Library  made  during  the  preceding  September. 

3.  The  Under-Librarians  Secretary  and  Curator  in  Oriental  Literature 
shall  be  appointed  and  may  be  dismissed  by  the  Syndicate  but  any  exercise 
of  this  power  of  appointment  and  dismissal  shall  require  the  concurrence  of 
a  majority  of  the  whole  Syndicate. 

4.  The  Syndicate  may  assign  to  each  of  the  Under-Librarians  and  to  the 
Secretary  a  stipend  not  exceeding  £300;  such  stipends  shall  be  charged 
to  the  Library  General  Fund. 

5.  The  Under-Librarians  and  Secretary  shall  assist  the  Librarian 
and  subject  to  the  approval  of  the  Syndicate  and  of  the  Librarian  shall 
give  directions  to  the  Library  Assistants  and  ihe  servants  employed  in  the 
Library.  They  shall  attend  at  the  Library  in  accordance  with  such  regu- 
lations as  the  Syndicate  may  make  from  time  to  time. 

6.  The  Syndicate  may  assign  to  the  Curator  in  Oriental  Literature  a 
stipend  of  £50  a  year  to  be  charged  to  the  Library  General  Fund.  The 
duties  and  tenure  of  the  ofl&ce  shall  be  in  accordance  with  such  regulations 
as  the  Syndicate  may  make  from  time  to  time. 

7.  The  Library  Assistants  shall  be  appointed  by  the  Syndicate  for  fixed 
periods  of  five  years  or  less  and  may  be  at  any  time  dismissed  by  the 
Syndicate  at  a  quarter's  notice  but  every  exercise  of  this  power  of  appoint- 
ment and  dismissal  shall  require  the  concurrence  of  a  majority  of  the  whole 
Syndicate. 

8.  The  salary  of  a  Library  Assistant  shall  commence  at  a  sum  fixed  by 
the  Syndicate  and  not  exceeding  £60  a  year  and  may  from  time  to  time  be 
raised  by  the  Syndicate  as  they  in  their  discretion  shall  think  fit  until  it 
attain  the  sum  of  £150.  The  increment  granted  in  respect  of  any  year's 
service  shall  not  exceed  £5  in  respect  of  any  one  of  the  first  ten  years  of 
service  or  £10  in  respect  of  any  subsequent  year. 

The  wages  of  a  Second  Class  Assistant  shall  not  exceed  a  maximum  of 
thirty  shillings  a  week. 

These  salaries  and  wages  shall  be  charged  to  the  Library  General  Fund. 

9.  Subject  to  the  approval  of  the  Syndicate  the  Librarian  shall  assign 
to  the  Assistants  and  to  the  Second  Class  Assistants  their  several  duties. 
They  shall  be  required  to  attend  for  seven  hours  a  day  except  any  days  and 
times  for  which  leave  of  absence  shall  be  given  them  by  the  Syndicate. 

10.  The  Syndicate  may  engage  and  discharge  such  clerks  pasters  porters 
boys  and  other  servants  as  they  shall  think  necessary  upon  such  terms  in 
all  respects  as  they  shall  think  fit  and  their  wages  shall  be  charged  to  the 
Library  General  Fund ;  provided  that  every  person  so  engaged  shall  be 
liable  to  be  dismissed  at  one  month's  notice. 

III.     As  to  the  Opening  and  Closing  of  the  Library. 
[See  also  p.  930.] 

1.  Except  on  the  days  on  which  the  Library  is  to  be  closed  under  these 
Regulations  it  shall  be  open  for  at  least  four  hours  on  Saturday  and  at 
least  six  hours  on  other  days.  Subject  to  this  Regulation  the  hours  of 
opening  and  closing  may  be  determined  from  time  to  time  by  the  Syndicate. 

2.  The  Library  shall  be  closed  on  the  following  days  which  are  to  be 
kept  as  holidays: 

All  Sundays  throughout  the  year. 

All  days  specially  appointed  for  public  fasting  or  thanksgiving. 

Christmas  Eve  and  the  four  following  days. 

Jhe  Thursday  before  Easter  and  the  five  following  days. 


UNIVERSITY  LIBRARY.  927 

3.  The  quarter-days  for  the  return  of  books  shall  be  the  31st  of  March, 
the  30th  of  June,  the  8th  of  September  and  the  31st  of  December;  but 
in  case  any  of  these  days  shall  be  a  day  appointed  to  be  kept  as  a  holiday 
then  the  next  day  that  is  not  a  holiday  shall  be  the  quarter-day  for  the 
return  of  books. 

4.  The  Library  shall  be  closed  on  the  day  next  after  the  September 
quarter-day  and  remain  closed  until  the  23rd  of  September  inclusive  for  the 
purpose  of  an  annual  inspection. 

5.  The  Library  shall  also  be  closed  if  the  Syndicate  shall  think  6t  on 
one  or  more  days  following  the  quarter-days  in  March  June  and  December 
respectively  in  order  that  the  books  returned  to  the  Library  may  be  replaced 
on  the  shelves  and  lists  of  missing  books  be  prepared. 

IV,     As  to  borrowing  Books. 

1.  The  following  persons  may  borrow  books  from  the  Library: 

(1)  Members  of  the  Senate ; 

(2)  Persons  who  having  been  admitted  to  a  degree  qualifying  them 
to  become  Members  of  the  Senate  or  to  the  degree  of  Doctor  of  Music 
have  their  names  on  the  boards  of  their  respective  colleges  but  not  on  the 
Register  of  Members  of  the  Senate.  Every  such  person  must  when  required 
present  a  certificate  of  qualification,  such  certificate  to  be  in  a  form 
approved  by  the  Syndicate  and  signed  by  some  officer  of  the  College  who 
is  himself  a  Member  of  the  Senate. 

(3)  Persons  who  having  been  admitted  to  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of 
Medicine  have  their  names  on  the  boards  of  their  respective  colleges. 
Every  such  person  must  when  required  present  a  certificate  of  qualification 
such  certificate  to  be  in  a  form  approved  by  the  Syndicate  and  signed  by 
some  officer  of  the  College  who  is  himself  a  Member  of  the  Senate. 

(4)  Persons  to  whom  titles  of  degrees  have  been  granted  under 
Statute  A  Chap.  II.  Sec.  18  par.  3; 

(5)  Persons  who  for  the  time  being  hold  in  the  University  the  office 
of  Professor  Reader  University  Lecturer  or  Lecturer  appointed  by  Grace 
but  have  not  at  any  time  been  members  of  the  University. 

(6)  Persons  who  for  the  time  being  hold  the  office  of  University 
Teacher  appointed  by  the  Special  Board  of  Indian  Civil  Service  Studies. 

2.  No  such  person  shall  obtain  any  book  from  the  Library  without  first 
delivering  to  the  Librarian  or  some  person  appointed  by  him  a  note  stating 
in  his  own  handwriting  his  name  and  college  the  title  of  the  book  and  the 
date  on  which  it  is  borrowed  on  pain  of  forfeiting  either  five  pounds  or  if 
the  Vice-Chancellor  shall  think  fit  double  the  value  of  the  book. 

3.  The  Librarian  or  the  person  appointed  by  him  shall  compare  the 
notes  delivered  for  books  borrowed  from  the  Library  with  the  books  them- 
selves before  they  are  taken  away  and  shall  preserve  carefully  all  such 
notes  till  the  books  so  taken  out  are  returned  again  to  the  Library.  When 
all  the  books  specified  in  any  note  are  returned  that  note  shall  be  delivered 
up  to  the  person  who  brings  the  books  back:  when  only  some  books 
specified  in  a  note  are  returned  the  titles  of  the  books  so  returned  shall  be 
erased  from  the  note. 

4.  Every  person  who  borroAvs  a  book  shall  return  it  at  latest  on  the 
next  of  the  quarter-days  appointed  for  the  return  of  books  by  these  Regula- 
tions or  in  case  the  Syndicate  shall  think  fit  to  demand  its  return  at  an 
earlier  date  then  on  the  day  designated  for  its  return  by  the  Syndicate. 

5.  Every  person  who  shall  faU  to  return  in  manner  aforesaid  any  book 
borrowed  by  him  shall  incur  a  fine  of  one  shilling  and  shall  further  incur  a 
like  fine  for  every  week  that  elapses  before  he  either  returns  the  book  or 
replaces  it  by  a  book  similar  in  all  respects  to  that  which  has  not  been 


928  UNIVERSITY  LIBRARY. 

returned  and  the  first  of  such  weeks  shall  be  reckoned  from  the  first  day 
on  wliich  the  Library  is  open  after  the  day  on  which  the  book  ought  to 
have  been  returned. 

6.  Every  person  who  having  borrowed  a  book  is  unable  either  to  return 
it  or  to  replace  it  by  a  book  similar  to  it  in  all  respects  and  also  every 
person  who  having  borrowed  a  book  returns  it  in  a  damaged  condition  shall 
incur  a  fine  not  exceeding  five  pounds  or  if  the  Vice-Chancellor  shall  so 
decide  a  fine  equal  to  the  full  value  of  the  book. 

7.  Every  Tutor  of  a  College  being  a  Member  of  the  Senate  or  a 
Bachelor  of  Medicine  may  borrow  from  the  Library  any  number  of  volumes 
not  exceeding  five  for  each  resident  pupil  who  belongs  to  any  one  of  the 
classes  mentioned  below.  The  Tutor  shall  be  responsible  to  the  Library 
for  the  books  so  borrowed  and  for  the  penalties  herein  prescribed  in  all 
respects  as  if  he  had  borrowed  the  books  for  his  own  use.  No  book  so 
borrowed  shall  be  taken  ^ut  of  the  Library  till  the  day  after  that  on  which 
the  Library  is  re-opened  for  the  quarter  and  every  book  so  borrowed  shall 
be  returned  not  later  than  the  day  beforethe  next  quarter-day. 

(a)  Persons  who  shall  have  been  admitted  to  the  title  of  Bachelor 
designate  of  Arts,  Law,  Surgery,  or  Music.  Every  note  for  the  books  so 
borrowed  shall  bear  their  titles  and  be  dated  and  subscribed  as  follows : 

For  M,  N.  Resident  B.A.  (or  LL.B.  or  B.C.  or  Mus.B.) College. 

(Date)  C.  D.  Tutor. 

{b)  Undergraduates  who  have  kept  at  least  six  terms  and  who  have 
passed  one  Part  of  a  Tripos-examination.  Kvery  note  for  the  books  so 
borrowed  shall  bear  their  titles  and  be  dated  and  subscribed  as  follows : 

For  M.  N.  Resident  Undergraduate College,  who  has  passed 

the  Examination  for  the Part  of  the Tripos. 

(Date)  C.  D.  Tutor. 

(c)  Advanced  Students.  Every  note  for  the  books  so  borrowed 
shall  bear  their  titles  and  be  dated  and  subscribed  as  follows : 

For  M.  N.  Resident  Advanced  Student College. 

,    (Date)  C.  D.  Tutor. 

{d)  Selected  candidates  for  the  Indian  Civil  Service.  Every  note 
for  the  books  so  borrowed  shall  bear  their  titles  and  be  dated  and  subscribed 
as  follows : 

For  M.  N.  Resident  Undergraduate  of  College,  who  is  a 

Selected  Candidate  for  the  Lidian  Civil  Service. 
(Date)  C.  D.  Tutor. 

(c)  Student  Interpreters.  Every  note  for  the  books  so  borrowed 
shall  bear  their  titles  and  be  dated  and  subscribed  as  follows : 

For  M.  N.  Resident  Undergraduate  of College,  who  is  a  Student 

Interpreter. 
(Date)  C.  D.  Tutor. 

S.  No  person  shall  be  allowed  to  have  more  than  ten  volumes  out  of 
the  Library  at  one  time;  but  the  Syndicate  may  dispense  with  this  Rule  in 
any  particular  case  if  they  are  of  opinion  that  sufficient  reasons  have  been 
assigned  for  such  dispensation:  such  dispensation  shall  continue  in  force  no 
longer  than  to  the  end  of  the  quarter  for  which  it  is  granted  but  upon  fresh 
application  it  may  be  renewed. 

9.  No  books  shall  be  taken  out  of  the  Library  on  the  days  appointed 
for  the  return  of  books. 

10.  A  list  of  the  books  borrowed  during  any  quarter  and  not  returned 
before  the  end  thereof  together  with  the  names  of  the  borrowers  shall  be 
suspended  in  some  conspicuous  place  in  the  Library. 

11.  No  person  from  whom  any  fine  is  due  to  the  Library  shall  be 
allowed  to  have  the  use  of  the  Library  until  such  fine  has  been  paid. 


UNIVERSITY   LIBRARY.  929 

12.  Books  of  reference  contained  in  certain  classes  and  printed  books 
labelled  Not  to  he  tahen  otit  (of  which  a  list  shall  be  keptj  shall  not  be  bor- 
rowed except  for  a  limited  time  and  by  the  written  permission  of  the  Librarian. 
Such  books  shall  not  be  taken  out  until  a  quarter  of  an  hour  before  the  time 
at  which  the  Library  closes  on  the  day  on  which  they  are  borrowed  and 
shall  be  returned  within  a  quarter  of  an  hour  after  the  time  at  which  the 
Library  is  next  opened.  The  Librarian  however  shall  have  a  discretionary 
power  to  allow  any  such  books  to  be  borrowed  for  a  period  not  exceeding 
seven  days  but  the  books  so  borrowed  shall  not  be  taken  out  of  Cambridfre 
and  shall  be  returned  to  the  Library  before  the  time  specified  if  the  Librarian 
shall  demand  them. 

13.  Certain  printed  books  selected  as  being  of  special  rarity  or  value 
shall  be  kept  in  cases  or  compartments  by  themselves  and  shall  not  be 
borrowed  from  the  Library  except  hy  authority  of  the  Syndicate.  The 
Librarian  however  shall  have  a  discretionary  power  to  allow  any  such 
books  to  be  borrowed  for  a  period  not  exceeding  a  fortnight  if  he  shall  be 
of  opinion  that  a  sufficient  reason  has  been  Assigned  by  the  applicant. 

14.  A  selection  of  the  illustrated  Books  shall  be  kept  in  cases  or  com- 
partments by  themselves  and  shall  not  be  taken  out  of  the  Library  unless 
Dy  authority  of  the  Syndicate.  The  Librarian  however  shall  have  a  dis- 
cretionary power  to  allow  any  such  books  to  be  borrowed  for  a  period  not 
exceeding  one  calendar  month  if  he  shall  be  of  opinion  that  a  sufficient  reason 
has  been  assigned  by  the  applicant. 

15.  A  Register  shall  be  kept  of  all  books  borrowed  from  the  Library 
under  Rules  12  13  and  14  and  of  the  date  at  which  they  are  returned. 
Before  the  books  borrowed  under  Rules  13  and  14  are  taken  from  the 
Library  the  plates  in  them  shall  be  collated  and  the  result  of  the  collation 
shall  be  registered.  Upon  the  return  of  such  books  the  plates  in  them  shall 
again  be  collated  and  the  result  of  such  collation  shall  be  registeied,  and 
until  such  collation  shall  have  been  made  such  books  shall  not  be  accessible 
to  persons  using  the  Library  nor  shall  the  note  upon  which  they  have  been 
borrowed  be  given  up  to  the  person  by  whom  they  have  been  returned  but 
in  lieu  of  it  an  acknowledgment  of  their  return  signed  by  the  Librarian  or  one 
of  his  assistants  shall  be  given  him  and  the  name  of  the  person  by  whom  the 
acknowledgment  is  signed  shall  be  entered  in  the  Register. 

16.  The  fines  for  not  returning  books  borrowed  under  Regulations 
12  13  and  14  shall  be  double  the  ordinary  fines. 

17.  No  Manuscript  whatever  shall  be  borrowed  from  the  Library 
unless  a  Grace  sanctioning  the  loan  has  been  granted  by  the  Senate  and  a 
bond  has  been  given  by  the  borrower  to  the  Librarian  (or  if  the  Librarian 
be  the  borrower  to  the  Vice-Chancellor)  to  return  it  uninjured  within  a 
certain  time  to  be  specified  in  the  Grace  under  a  penalty  of  fifty  pounds 
at  the  least,  provided  that  Exercises  and  Dissertations  deposited  in  the 
Library  by  Advanced  Students  or  by  Candidates  for  degrees  shall  not  be 
reckoned  as  manuscripts,  but  may  be  lent  to  the  authors  and  in  special 
cases  to  other  persons  under  such  conditions  as  the  Library  Syndicate  may 
from  time  to  time  determine. 

18.  A  selection  of  the  very  rare  and  early  printed  books  shall  be 
locked  up  incases  by  themselves  and  shall  only  be  borrowed  from  the  Library 
under  the  conditions  that  apply  to  the  borrowing  of  Manuscripts. 

19.  No  book  belonging  to  the  collection  given  by  the  late  Sir  T.  F. 
Wade,  M.A.,  King's  College,  Professor  of  Chinese,  shall  be  taken  out  of  the 
Library  unless  a  Grace  sanctioning  the  loan  has  been  granted  by  the  Senate. 

20.  A  Register  shall  be  kept  and  full  collations  shall  be  made  of  all 
Manuscripts  and  other  books  borrowed  from  the  Library  under  Rules  17 
18  19 ;  and  the  bonds  shall  be  prepared  by  one  of  the  Library  Assistants 


030  UNIVERSITY  LIBBARY. 

under  the  direction  of  the  Librarian  at  a  cost  of  one  shilling  for  preparing 
each  bond  to  be  defrayed  by  the  borrower. 

21.  The  Libraiian  shall  have  the  custody  of  the  keys  of  all  the  locked 
cases  that  contain  manuscripts  or  other  books. 

22.  All  applications  to  the  Vice-Chancellor  or  the  Syndicate  under 
any  of  the  above  Rules  shall  be  made  throug-h  the  Librarian. 

23.  Unbound  works  or  parts  of  works  shall  be  kept  in  store-rooms  until 
such  time  as  is  proper  for  binding  them  under  such  a  system  of  manage- 
ment that  they  may  be  produced  if  required  on  application  being  made  to 
the  Librarian  so  that  persons  to  whose  researches  such  works  are  necessary 
may  consult  them  in  the  Library. 

24.  No  book  shall  be  removed  from  the  Library  unless  it  is  borrowed 
under  one  of  the  foregoing  Rules  or  is  sent  by  the  Librarian's  order  to  be 
bound  or  repaired. 

V.  As  to  Admission  to  the  Library. 
[See  also  below.] 
Subject  to  the  foregoing  Regulations  the  Syndicate  shall  have  power  to 
determine  by  general  rules  what  persons  in  addition  to  those  who  are 
authorized  to  borrow  books  may  be  permitted  to  use  the  Library  for  the 
purpose  of  consulting  books  therein  and  upon  what  terms  in  all  respects 
such  permission  will  be  granted  and  also  to  determine  by  general  rules  who 
may  be  permitted  to  enter  the  Library  for  the  purpose  of  viewing  it  and 
upon  what  terms  in  all  respects  such  permission  will  be  granted  and  in  any 
particular  case  the  Syndicate  may  dispense  with  the  observance  of  any  of 
such  general  rules. 

RULES  FOR   THE   UNIVERSITY  LIBRARY  MADE   BY   THE 

LIBRARY   SYNDICATE. 

I.     As  to  the   Openi)tg  and  Closing  of  the  Library. 

1.    Except  on  the  days  on  which   any  Ordinance  directs  that  the 

Library  shall  not  be  open,  the  Library  shall  be  opened  and  closed  as 

follows : — 

(i)  The  Library  shall  remain  closed  on  the  two  week-days  that 
next  follow  the  quarter-days  for  the  return  of  books  that  occur  in  March, 
June  and  December. 

(ii)  On  every  quarter-day  for  the  return  of  books  the  Library  shall 
be  open  from  9  a.m  to  4  p.m. 

(iii)     Subject  to  the  preceding  rules  the  Library  shall  be  open 
On  Saturdays  from  9  a.m.  to  2  p.m. 
On  other  days : 

Between  November  15  and  Januai'y  14  (both  inclusive)  from  9.30  a.m. 

to  3.30  p.m. 
Between  Januaiy  15  and  November  14  from  9.30  a.m.  to  4  p.m. 

II.     As  to  borrowing  Boohs. 
1.    Every  person  who  has  had  a  volume  of  a  Periodical  out  of  the 
Library  for  more  than  a  fortnight  shall  be  requu'ed,  on  receiving  a  notice 
from  the  Librarian  that  it  is  wanted  by  another  person,  to  return  it  within 
forty-eight  hours  of  the  receipt  of  the  notice. 

III.     As  to  Admission  to  the  Library. 
1.     No  person  except  the  staff  of  the  Library  and  those  who  are 
entitled  to  borrow  books  shall  be  admitted  into  the  Library  on  the  first 
or  the  last  day  in  any  quarter  on  which  the  Library  is  open.    All  the 
following  rules  are  subject  to  this  rule. 


UNIVERSITY  LIBRARY.  931 

2.  Bachelors  of  Arts,  Law  and  Surgery  for  whom  Tutors  of  Colleges 
are  empowered  by  Ordinance  to  obtain  books  from  the  Library  shall 
(provided  they  are  in  academical  dress)  be  admitted  into  the  Library  for 
the  purpose  of  consulting  and  selecting  books  whenever  it  is  open. 

3.  Undergraduates  shall  (provided  they  are  in  academical  dress)  be 
admitted  into  the  Library  for  the  purpose  of  consulting  books  on  any  day 
on  which  it  is  open  during  the  last  three  hours  for  which  it  is  open  on 
that  day.  They  shall  not  be  admitted  at  other  hours  unless  they  shall 
have  obtained  a  card  authorising  them  to  come  at  other  hours  in  manner 
hereinafter  mentioned. 

4.  An  Undergraduate  who  desires  such  a  card  as  is  mentioned  in  the 
last  preceding  rule  must  produce  to  the  Librarian  a  letter  from  his 
College  Tutor  recommending  him  as  a  proper  person  for  the  receipt  of 
such  a  card,  and  thereupon  the  Librarian  may  (if  he  thinks  fit)  give  him  a 
card  of  admission.  Such  card  shall  be  valid  only  during  the  quarter  in 
which  it  is  granted,  and  the  person  to  whom  it  is  granted  must,  whenever 
he  enters  the  Library  at  a  time  at  which  the  Library  is  not  open  to 
Undergraduates  in  general,  produce  his  card  to  the  door-keeper  and  write 
his  name  in  a  book  kept  for  the  purpose.  The  Librarian,  if  he  thinks  fit, 
may  at  any  time  withdraw  the  permission  thus  given  and  demand  that 
the  card  shall  be  given  up  to  him  and  cancelled. 

5.  Persons  who  are  not  members  of  the  University  shall  be  admitted 
into  the  Library  for  the  purpose  of  viewing  it  provided  they  are  accom- 
panied by  a  Graduate  Member  of  the  University  who  remains  with  them 
and  is  responsible  for  theii-  conduct  so  long  as  they  are  in  the  Library ; 
but  unless  they  hold  a  ticket  granted  under  the  following  rules  they  shall 
not  take  any  book  from  its  sheK  or  consalt  the  catalogue.  No  Graduate 
Member  of  the  University  shall  be  entitled  to  introduce  more  than  six  such 
visitors  at  one  time. 

6.  Persons  who  are  desirous  of  using  the  Library  for  the  purpose  of 
study  and  research,  and  who  are  not  Members  of  the  University,  shall  be 
required  to  fill  up  a  form  of  application  and  to  present  it  to  the  Syndicate, 
together  with  letters  from  two  Members  of  the  Senate  certifying  from 
personal  knowledge  that  the  applicant  is  a  student  in  some  specified 
subject,  and  is  a  fit  and  proper  person  to  be  admitted  to  the  Library  for 

■the  said  pm-pose.  Applications  accompanied  by  such  letters  of  recom- 
mendation are  considered  by  the  Syndicate  at  two  successive  meetings. 
Tickets  of  admission  are  not  granted  to  persons  under  21  years  of  age, 
unless  they  are  reading  for  a  Tripos  examination.    (See  also  No.  12  below). 

7.  A  student  of  Girton  or  of  Newnham  College  instead  of  making 
application  under  Rule  6  may  present  to  the  Syndicate  with  her  form  of 
application  a  certificate  signed  by  the  Principal  of  her  College  and  counter- 
signed by  a  Member  of  the  Senate  stating  that  she  is  a  student  of  such 
College,  is  reading  for  a  Tripos  examination  or  is  studying  some  specified 
subject,  and  is  a  fit  and  proper  person  to  be  admitted  to  the  Library  for 
the  purpose  of  study. 

8.  Persons  whose  applications  are  approved  by  the  Syndicate  will 
receive  tickets  of  admission  upon  signing  an  undertaking  to  conform  to 
the  published  regulations  and  upon  making  the  following  payment : 

£  s.    d. 
For  a  year        .        .        .        .        110 
For  a  single  quarter         .        .        0  10    6 
The  year  for  which  an  annual  ticket   is  available  may    begin   on 
January  1,  April  1,  July  1,  or  October  1.     These  tickets  must  be  shown 
Upon  demand. 


932  UNIVERSITY  PRESS. 

9.  The  names  of  the  persons  who  hold  such  tickets  shall  be  placed  on 
a  List  at  the  entrance  of  the  Library  together  with  the  names  of  the 
persons  by  whom  they  have  been  recommended. 

10.  Persons  who  hold  such  tickets  shall  be  admitted  into  and  may 
remain  in  the  Library  whenever  it  is  open :  provided  that  they  shall  not 
be  admitted  into  or  remain  in  the  Library  after  2  p.m.  A  reading  room  is 
provided  for  their  use  and  they  shall  not  be  allowed  to  occupy  seats  in 
the  East  Room,  Cockerell's  Building,  or  the  Old  Divinity  School. 

11.  The  Syndicate  reserve  power  to  cancel  any  ticket  at  any  time  if 
they  see  cause  to  do  so. 

12.  Strangers  who  desire  specially  to  examine  any  manuscript  or  rare 
book  in  the  Library  may  be  allowed  to  do  so  at  the  discretion  of  the 
Librarian. 

13.  No  repairs  shall  be  done  to  the  inside  or  outside  of  the  Library 
buildings  without  the  permission  of  the  Librarian  or  of  his  deputy,  and 
without  such  permission  no  person  shall  be  allowed  to  be  in  or  about  those 
buildings  or  upon  the  roof  thereof  for  the  purpose  of  doing  any  repairs. 

14.  Except  as  provided  by  the  Ordinances  and  these  rules  no  person 
shall  be  admitted  into  the  Library. 

IV.     3Iiscellaneous. 

1.  No  Library  Assistant  and  no  servant  in  the  Library  shall  receive 
any  gratuity. 

2.  Silence  shall  as  much  as  possible  be  maintained  in  the  Library, 
Notice  to  this  effect  shall  be  exhibited  m  conspicuous  places. 

Librarian. 
1889  Francis  John  Henry  Jenkinson,  M.A.  Trinity  College. 

Under-  Librarians. 
Henry  Thomas  Francis,  M.A.  Gonville  and  Caius  College. 
Edward  Joseph  Thomas,  M.A.,  Emmanuel  College. 
Aug'ustus  Theodore  Bartholomew,  M.  A.,  Peterhouse. 

Additional  Under- Librarian. 
Charles  Edward  Sayle,  M.A.,  St  John's  College. 

Honorary  Assistant  Under -Librarian, 
Rev.  Dennis  Hall,  M.A. 

Secretary. 
Harry  Gidney  Aldis,  M.A.,  Peterhouse. 
Library  Assistants. 
Octavius  Johnson.  Georg'e  Goode,  M.A. 

Arthur  Miller.  Horace  John  William  Wakeling. 

Alfred  Rogers.  George  William  Webb. 

Edwin  Burrell.  Arthur  Hugh  Cook. 

Henry  William  Rutherford.    Howard  Rothwell  Mallett,  B.A. 


THE  UNIVERSITY  PRESS. 

The  manaj^ement  of  the  University  Press  is  committed  to  a 
Syndicate  consisting  of  the  Vice- Chancellor  or  his  deputy,  and 
fourteen  other  members  of  the  Senate  elected  by  Grace,  two  of 
whom  retire  by  rotation  every  year.  Secretary,  Mr  A.  R.  Waller, 
M.A.     Assistant  Secretary,  Mr  S.  C.  Roberts,  M.A. 

On  the  death  of  the  Ri^ht  Honourable  William  Pitt,  many 
distinguished  personal  friends  of  that  statesman  and  admirers  of 


FITZWILLIAM  MUSEUM.  933 

his  public  conduct  entered  into  a  subscription  for  the  purpose  of 
erecting  some  memorial  worthy  of  his  name. 

By  means  of  the  funds  thus  raised  a  marble  statue  of  Mr  Pitt, 
executed  by  Westraacott,  was  erected  in  Westminster  Abbey;  and 
a  bronze  statue  of  him,  executed  after  a  model  by  Chantry,  was 
placed  in  Hanover  Square,  London.  A  large  sum  still  remained 
unexpended ;  and  the  Committee  at  whose  disposal  the  Funds 
were  placed,  desiring  to  employ  the  surplus  in  some  mode  that 
might  contribute  to  the  honour  and  usefulness  of  the  University 
in  which  Mr  Pitt  had  received  his  education,  offered  to  erect  a 
building  which  should  form  the  front  of  the  University  Printing 
Offices,  and  be  designated  by  the  name  of  the  Pitt  Press. 

This  offer  was  accepted ;  and  a  large  sum  of  money  was 
expended  by  the  University  in  purchasing  the  necessary  site. 
The  first  stone  of  the  New  Building  was  laid  in  1831  by  the 
Marquis  Camden,  the  chairman  of  the  before-mentioned  Com- 
mittee, attended  by  the  Earl  of  Clarendon,  the  Earl  of  Harrowby, 
Lord  Farnborough,  and  Henry  Bankes,  Esq.  M.P.,  also  Mem 
hers  of  that  Committee. 

The  edifice  was  completed  in  1833. 

The  publishing  business  of  the  Press  is  carried  on,  under  the 
management  of  Mr  C  F.  Clay,  M.A.,  at  the  Cambridge  Uni- 
versity Press,  Fetter  Lane,  London,  E.C. 


THE  FITZWILLIAM  MUSEUM. 

Richard,  Viscount  Fitzwilliam,  formerly  of  Trinity  Hall, 
(M.A.  1764,)  who  died  5th  February,  1816,  bequeathed  to  the 
University  his  splendid  collection  of  books,  paintings,  illuminated 
MSS..  engravings,  &c.,  together  with  the  annual  proceeds  of 
£100,000  South  Sea  Annuities,  for  the  erection  of  a  "Museum 
for  their  reception. 

The  dividends  on  the  above-mentioned  Stock  having  accumulated 
to  a  sum  exceeding  £40,000,  the  existing  building  was  commenced 
on  the  2nd  of  November,  1837,  from  the  designs  of  George  Baseyi, 
and  was  carried  on  under  his  superintendence  until  his  death  in 
1845,  when  C.  R.  Cockerell,  R.A.,  succeeded  him.  In  the  course 
of  the  year  1847  it  became  evident  that  the  available  funds  would 
not  suffice  for  the  entire  finishing  of  the  Hall :  the  further  works 
were  therefore  suspended  for  a  period  of  years  sufficient  to  allow 
of  the  accumulation  of  the  requisite  sum,  and  the  Pictures,  Books 
and  other  articles  which  comprise  the  Fitzwilliam  Collection,  to- 
gether with  the  Mesman  Collection  described  below,  and  other 
donations,  were  removed  into  the  new  building.  The  entrance 
hall  was  completed  in  1875  at  a  cost  of  more  than  £20,000  from 
the  designs  of  E.  M.  Barry,  R.A.  The  total  cost  of  the  building 
amounted  to  about  £116,000. 


934  FITZWILLIAM  MUSEUM. 

Among  the  most  valuable  pictures  in  the  original  collection 
are  three  of  the  Venetian  School,  viz.  Hermes,  Aglauros  and 
Herse  by  Paul  Veronese ;  Venus  and  Cupid  by  Palma  Vecchio; 
and  A  Gentleman  and  his  Mistress  by  Titian;  and  one  by 
Rembrandt,  engraved  as  the  Portrait  of  an  Officer.  The  col- 
lection of  early  prints  is  one  of  the  richest  in  Europe.  The  bulk 
of  this  collection  is  contained  in  a  large  number  of  bound  albums 
in  the  library  of  the  Museum.  The  works  of  the  early  engravers 
of  Germany  and  the  Low  Countries,  including  those  of  Diirer 
and  Rembrandt,  are  separately  mounted  in  solander  cases. 

Daniel  Mesman  bequeathed  a  collection  of  Pictures  to  the 
University.  His  brother  the  Rev.  Charles  Mesman,  to  whom  they 
were  bequeathed  for  his  life,  having  given  up  his  life-interest  in 
the  bequest,  the  collection  came  in  1834  into  the  immediate 
possession  of  the  University.  The  collection  amounts  in  number 
to  248  Paintings  and  33  Drawings  and  Prints.  The  majority  of 
the  Pictures  are  small  examples  of  the  Flemish  and  Dutch  schools. 

In  1850,  John  Disney,  F.R.S.,  F.S.A.,  of  the  Hyde,  near 
Ingatestone,  Essex,  presented  a  collection  of  Ancient  Marbles, 
eighty-three  in  number.  The  collection  of  ancient  marbles 
formed  by  Dr  E.  D.  Clarke  was  transferred  in  1865  from  the 
University  Library  to  the  Sculpture  Gallery  of  the  Fitzwilliam 
Museum. 

In  1861  John  Ruskin  presented  to  the  Museum  twenty- 
five  water-colour  drawings  of  great  interest  and  beauty  by 
J.  M.  W.  Turner,  R.A. ;  and  in  1862  Mrs  Elizabeth  Ellison, 
of  Sudbrooke  Holme,  Lincolnshire,  presented  thirty  pictures  by 
modern  English  painters.  Seven  pictures,  by  Adrian  Vandervelde, 
Ruysdael,  Paul  Potter,  Franck,  Patel  and  Nikkelen,  were  pre- 
sented in  1864  by  A.  A.  VanSittart,  late  Fellow  of  Trinity  College. 
In  1872,  by  an  arrangement  with  the  executors  of  the  Rev.  R.  E 
Kerrich,  the  Museum  acquired  a  portion  of  certain  collections 
bequeathed  to  it  by  that  gentleman;  viz.  seven  paintings,  two 
hundred  volumes  of  books,  and  many  valuable  portfolios  of 
ancient  prints.  A  small  collection  of  oil-paintings,  including 
three  important  works  by  Hogarth,  was  bequeathed  by  the  Rev. 
J.  W.  Arnold,  D.D.,  in  1859,  and  placed  in  the  Museum  in  1873. 
In  1876,  a  further  gift  of  seventeen  pictures  was  made  by 
A.  A.  VanSittart,  M.A.,  including  fine  examples  of  Hobbema, 
Ruysdael,  and  Wynants.  In  1878  the  Museum  acquired,  by  the 
bequest  of  the  Rev.  C.  Leasingham  Smith,  eleven  pictures  of 
various  schools,  including  works  of  Salvator  Rosa,  Peter  Molyn, 
Marieschi,  and  a  miniature  portrait  by  Samuel  Cooper. 

Fifteen  paintings  on  panel  by  early  Italian  masters  were 
purchased  from  the  late  Charles  Butler  in  1893.  These  include 
a  Pisan  or  Sienese  Crucifixion  of  about  1200  a.d.,  and  a  fine 
altar  retable  by  Cosimo  Rosselli,  together  with  other  interesting 


FITZWILLIAM  MUSEUM.  935 

examples  of  the  schools  of  Siena  and  Florence  during  the 
fourteenth  and  fifteenth  centuries. 

In  addition  to  the  permanent  collection  there  are  numerous 
pictures  and  other  works  of  art  on  loan  fi'om  time  to  time. 
Drawings  by  Old  Masters  are  lent  each  term  by  His  Majesty  the 
King  from  Windsor  Castle  and  by  the  Duke  of  Devonshire  from 
Chatsworth. 

The  University  purchased  in  1864  a  collection  of  coins  from 
the  Executors  of  the  late  Colonel  Leake.  In  1876  a  considerable 
purchase  of  rare  prints,  towards  the  completion  of  the  collection 
of  German  and  Flemish  masters,  was  made  at  the  Liphart  sale; 
also  a  collection  of  ancient  Phoenician,  Greek,  and  Roman  glass 
from  tombs  in  the  island  of  Cyprus  was  purchased  from  General 
L.  P.  di  Cesnola.  A  number  of  other  objects  from  Cypriote  tombs 
have  been  added  to  the  collection.  In  the  same  year  nineteen 
albums  of  ancient  engravings,  four  of  them  containing  exclusively 
the  etchings  of  Rembrandt  and  his  scholars,  were  transferred  to 
the  Fitzwilliam  Museum  from  the  University  Library;  and  the 
most  important  portions  of  their  contents  have  been  incorporated 
with  the  collections  of  Lord  Fitzwilliam  and  Mr  Kerrich.  In  1890 
and  1891  a  considerable  number  of  early  printed  books  illustrated 
with  woodcuts  were  purchased  for  the  Library.  In  1886,  the  Com- 
mittee of  the  Antiquarian  Society  recommended  that  the  Director 
of  the  Fitzwilliam  Museum  should  receive  under  his  charge  the 
Collection  of  Coins  belonging  to  the  Society  and  consisting  of, 
1st,  an  old  Collection  of  English,  Roman  and  foreign  Coins;  2nd, 
Dr  Bacon's  Collection,  mostly  English  and  foreign;  3rd,  17th 
century  tokens.  This  offer  was  accepted  by  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
March  25,  1886.  In  1899  a  collection  of  coins,  ancient,  medieval, 
and  modern,  numbering  about  12,000,  was  presented  by  the  Rev. 
W.  G.  Searle,  M.A..  Queens'  College,  who  has  largely  increased 
his  benefactions  since  that  date. 

In  1902  F.  Barrett-Lennard  presented  a  valuable  collec- 
tion of  transcripts  of  the  works  of  G.  F.  Handel,  chiefly  in  the 
writing  of  the  composer's  amanuensis,  J.  C.  Smith.  The  collec- 
tion (known  as  the  Barrett-Lennard  Collection)  is  preserved  in  a 
book-case  believed  to  have  been  the  property  of  Handel. 

In  1904  F.  M'^Clean,  M.A.,  F.R.S.,  F.R.A.S.,  of  Trinity  College, 
bequeathed  200  manuscripts  of  great  interest,  upwards  of  200 
early  printed  books,  and  a  valuable  collection  of  objects  of  art, 
including  ivories,  enamels,  gems  and  some  fine  Egyptian  antiqui- 
ties. Most  of  these  belonged  to  classes  previously  unrepre- 
sented in  the  Collections.  The  Manuscripts  range  in  date  from 
the  ninth  to  the  sixteenth  century ;  among  them  are  many  finely 
illustrated  Horae  and  some  excellent  specimens  of  Greek  cal- 
ligraphy. Illustrated  Catalogues  of  the  M^'Clean  bequest  are  in 
course  of  publication. 


936  FITZ WILLI AxM  MUSEUM. 

In  1.906  J.  R.  M-'Clean,  M.A.,  of  Trinity  College,  the  eldest 
son  of  the  last  named  benefactor,  presented  a  most  valuable  collec- 
tion of  over  5000  Greek  coins.  Mr  McLean  died  in  1913,  having 
in  the  interval  added  almost  as  many  more  Greek  coins  to  his 
original  gift. 

In  1910  the  collection  of  modern  engravings  was  enriched 
by  John  Charrington,  M.A.,  of  Trinity  College,  who  presented 
a  collection  of  over  300  proofs  and  early  impressions  of  David 
Lucas's  mezzotints  after  John  Constable,  R.A. 

In  1912  the  Museum  received  the  greatest  benefaction  that 
has  come  to  it  since  its  original  foundation.  Mr  C.  Brinsley 
Marlay,  M.  A.,  of  Trinity  College,  who  died  on  June  18,  bequeathed 
to  it  a  very  large  and  valuable  collection  of  pictures  and  miscel- 
laneous works  of  art,  together  with  a  sum  of  ^80,000  for  the 
enlargement  of  the  existing  building  and  the  cost  of  the  necessary 
increase  of  the  staff.  This  collection,  to  be  called  the  Marlay 
collection,  cannot  be  placed  on  exhibition  in  its  entirety  until  the 
new  galleries  are  erected. 

The  picture-galleries  are  on  the  upper  floor,  on  which  are 
also  Dr  Glaisher's  loan-collection  of  English  and  European 
pottery  and  faience  and  some  cases  of  Oriental  pottery  and 
porcelain.  The  Central  Gallery  on  the  ground  floor  contains 
the  collection  of  Greek  vases  and  glass  and  Cypriote  Antiqui- 
ties, Greek  and  Roman  Marbles,  Bronzes  and  Inscriptions,  and 
the  two  North  Galleries  the  Egyptian  Antiquities.  Among 
these  are  an  important  series  of  Models  of  Boats  and  of  Domestic 
Scenes,  with  other  Antiquities  of  the  Eleventh  and  Twelfth 
Dynasties  from  tombs  at  Beni  Hasan,  acquired  in  1903.  In  the 
South  Gallery,  which  has  been  partitioned  olf  from  the  rest,  is 
the  room  containing  the  coins  and  Mediaeval  Manuscripts. 

Between  1880  and  1902  the  late  Richard  Pendlebury,  M.A., 
Fellow  of  St  John's  College,  presented  a  collection  of  printed 
music,  both  vocal  and  instrumental,  together  with  a  number  of 
works  of  reference  in  the  same  subject.  The  Pendlebury  Collec- 
tion, as  it  is  called,  amounts  to  about  two  thousand  bound 
volumes.  Members  of  the  University  and  others  have  the  privilege 
of  borrowing  vqlumes  from  it  under  special  regulations. 

In  1913  a  valuable  collection  of  103  watches,  dating  from  the 
16th  to  the  19th  century,  was  bequeathed  by  the  late  Frank 
Smart,  M.A.,  of  Gonville  and  Caius  College. 

The  following  catalogues  of  the  collections  in  the  Museum  are 
now  published :  A  Short  Catalogue  of  the  Pictures,  edited  by 

E.  O.  Vulliamy,  M.A. ;  Illustrated  Catalogue  of  the  Pictures,  by 

F.  R.  Barp,  M.A. ;  Catalogue  of  the  Engraved  Gems,  by  J.  Henry 
Middleton;  Catalogue  of  the  Engraved  Works  of  Albert  Dilrer, 
by  C.  H.  Middleton- Wake,  M.A, ;  Catalogue  qf  the  Fitzicilliam 
Collection  of  Music,  by  J.  A.  Fuller- Maitland,  M.A.,  and  A.  H. 
Mann,   Mus.D.;    Catalogue   of  the  Egyptian  Antiquities,  hy 


FITZWILLIAM  MUSEUM.  937 

E.  A.  Wallis  Budge,  Litt.D. ;  Catalogue  of  the  Manuscripts, 
by  M.  R.  James,  Litt.D.;  Catalogue  of  the  Greek  Vases,  by 
Ernest  A.  Gardner,  M.A.;  Catalogues  of  the  M'^Clean  bequest 
(1)  Manuscripts  by  M.  R.  James,  Litt.D.,  (2)  Miscellaneous 
objects  by  0.  M.  Dalton,  M.A. 

The  care  and  arranj^ement  of  the  Museum  is  entrusted 
to  a  Director,  and  its  general  management  to  a  Syndicate 
composed  of  the  Vice-Chancellor,  and  eight  other  memb-:r5-  of 
the  Senate,  two  of  whom  in  rotation  retire  every  year,  their 
places  being  supplied  by  two  other  members  elected  by  the 
Senate.  They  meet  m  the  Museum  at  least  twice  in  every 
Term,  four  members  (the  Vice-Chancellor  or  his  deputy  being  one) 
constituting  a  quorum ;  but  in  cases  of  emergency  arising  during 
vacation,  a  smaller  number  may  act,  provided  they  are  unanimous. 


REGULATIONS  OF  THE  FITZWILLIAM  MUSEUM. 
I.     As  to  the  Picture  Galleries  and  Sculpture  Galleries. 

1.  The  Picture  Galleries  and  Sculpture  Galleries  are  open  on  week 
days  (with  the  exceptions  hereinafter  mentioned),  from  ten  to  four  from 
September  1  to  April  30 ;  from  ten  to  six  from  May  1  to  June  24 ;  and 
from  ten  to  five  from  June  25  to  August  31.  The  Picture  Galleries 
are  open  on  Sunday  afternoons  from  two  to  the  same  hours.  There  is 
no  charge  for  admission. 

2.  The  Museum  is  closed  upon  Christmas-Day  and  Good-Friday. 
It  is  also  closed  for  cleaning  on  the  first  Wednesday  in  every  month. 

3.  The  Syndicate  has  full  authority  to  direct  the  exclusion  of 
persons  whose  admission  appears  to  be  undesirable.  Children  in  arms, 
and  Nursery-maids  with  children,  are  not  admitted.  Children  under 
fifteen  years  of  age  are  admitted  only  when  accompanied  by  older  friends. 

11.     As  to  the  Library. 

4.  The  Library  is  open  on  the  same  weekdays  as  the  Picture 
Galleries  and  Sculpture  Galleries,  from  ten  to  four  during  the  whole  year. 

5.  Every  Graduate  of  the  University  is  admitted  to  the  Library 
for  the  purpose  of  consulting  or  examining  its  contents,  and  has  the 
right  of  introducing  strangers,  provided  he  remain  with  them  during 
the  whole  time  they  are  in  the  room. 

6.  Every  Undergraduate  is  admitted  on  the  delivery  of  a  ticket 
signed  by  himself  and  countersigned  by  his  College  Tutor;  but  Under- 
graduates have  not  the  right  of  introducing  strangers. 

7.  Persons  desu-ing  to  study  the  prints  or  MSS.  must  do  so  in  the 
presence  of  the  Director,  or  of  an  Assistant  specially  deputed  by  him, 
and  subject  to  such  conditions  as  the  Director  may  think  expedient  for 
the  safe  keeping  of  the  Collections. 

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938  FITZ  WILLI  AM  MUSEUM. 

8.  Persona  desiring  to  study  the  coins  or  gems,  or  to  take  impres- 
sions from  them,  must  do  so  in  the  presence  of  the  Director  (or  of  his 
deputy,  who  shall  be  a  Member  of  the  Senate  approved  by  the  Vice- 
Chancellor),  and  subject  to  such  conditions  as  the  Director  may  think 
expedient  for  the  safe  keeping  of  the  Collections. 

III.  As  to  the  Music. 

9.  The  Collection  of  printed  music  and  books  on  music  presented 
by  Mr  Pendlebury  shall  be  accessible  for  purposes  of  reference  in  the 
Library  to  every  Graduate  member  of  the  University,  and  to  Under- 
graduates and  other  persons  on  the  presentation  of  a  ticket  signed  by 
the  applicant  and  countersigned  by  a  member  of  the  Board  of  Musical 
Studies,  during  the  whole  time  that  the  Library  is  open. 

10.  Every  Graduate  member  of  the  University  shall  have  the 
privilege  of  borrowing  volumes  from  the  Collection,  with  the  consent  of 
the  Director  or  his  Deputy,  but  Undergraduates  and  other  persons  shall 
not  be  allowed  this  privilege  except  on  the  written  recommendation  of 
a  member  of  the  Board  of  Musical  Studies  ;  and  no  person  shall  be 
allowed  to  have  in  his  possession  at  one  time  more  than  three  volumes 
belonging  to  the  Collection,  or  to  keep  any  one  volume  in  his  possession 
for  more  than  one  calendar  month  at  a  time. 

11.  No  one  shall  borrow  any  volume  of  the  Collection  without 
first  delivering  a  note  for  the  same  to  the  Director  or  Assistant  in 
charge,  expressing  in  his  or  her  handwriting  the  name  and  address  of 
the  borrower,  the  title  and  class-mark  of  the  book,  and  the  year  and 
day  of  the  month  on  which  such  volume  is  borrowed,  on  pain  of  for- 
feiting five  pounds,  or  the  full  value  of  such  volume,  or  of  the  series  to 
which  such  volume  belongs,  at  the  discretion  and  in  the  judgment  of 
the  Vice-Chancellor. 

12.  All  persons  borrowing  volumes  from  the  Collection  shall  return 
them  to  the  Library  perfect  and  undamaged,  or  others  of  the  same 
edition  and  equal  value,  on  pain  of  forfeiting  five  pounds  for  every 
volume  not  so  returned,  or  the  full  value  of  the  same,  or  of  the  series  to 
which  it  belongs,  at  the  discretion  and  in  the  judgment  of  the  Vice- 
Chancellor.  Persons  borrowing  volumes  from  the  Collection  are 
required  to  report  without  delay  to  the  Director  any  injury  which  they 
may  find  in  them. 

IV.  A  8  to  Copying. 

13.  Persons  desirous  of  co[)ying  works  of  art  in  the  Museum  must 
apply  to  the  Director,  and  accompany  their  application  with  a  re- 
commendation from  a  Member  of  the  Senate  written  on  a  form  to  be 
obtained  from  the  Principal  Assistant  at  the  Museum.  The  applicant 
for  such  permission  must  specify  the  work  of  art  which  he  or  she  wishes 
to  copy. 

14.  In  the  Picture  Gallery,  not  more  than  four  persons  are  allowed 
to  copy  at  one  time  in  the  largest  room,  and  not  more  than  three  in  any 


MUSEUM  OF  CLASSICAL  ARCHAEOLOGY.  939 

of  the  other  rooms.     No  person  is  allowed  to  copy  two  pictures  in  suc- 
cession to  the  exclusion  of  others  who  have  obtained  permission  to  copy. 

15.  The  Director  is  authorized  to  make  such  arrangements  as  to 
copying  antiques  or  casts  from  the  antique,  vases,  prints,  illuminated 
MSS.,  or  other  works  of  art  in  the  Sculpture  Gallery,  Library,  and 
Lecture-Room  as  he  may  think  expedient  for  the  safe  keeping  of  the 
Collections  and  the  convenience  of  the  public. 

Director,  Sydney  C.  Cockerell,  M.A.,  Jesus. 

Assistant  Director  and  Honorary  Keeper  of  the  Pictures, 

E.  0.  Vulliamy,  M.A.,  King's. 

Honorari/  Keejicr  of  the  Egyptian  Department,  F.  W.  Green,  M.A.,  Jesus. 

Honorary  Keeper  of  the  Prints,  John  Charrington,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Honorary  Keeper  of  the  Jlusic,  E.  J.  Dent,  M.A.,  King's. 

Pnncipal  Assistant,  William  Edwin  Rider. 

Assistants,  Harry  Arthur  Chapman,  Eric  Clark. 


MUSEUM   OF  CLASSICAL  ARCHAEOLOGY. 

This  Museum,  in  Little  St  Mary's  Lane,  consists  of  four 
Galleries  of  Casts  (A,  B,  C,  D),  a  Library  with  a  room  for  the 
Director,  and  a  Lecture-Room,  together  with  large  accommoda- 
tion in  the  basement.  A  house  has  been  secured  as  a  residence 
for  the  Assistant. 

The  administration  of  the  Museum  of  Classical  Archaeology  is 
entrusted  to  a  Curator  under  the  direction  of  a  Committee  of  six 
members  of  the  Senate,  of  whom  three  shall  be  nominated  to 
the  Senate  for  election  by  the  Special  Board  for  Classics  and 
three  by  the  Fitzwilliam  Museum  Syndicate. 

The  Reader  in  Classical  Archaeology  is  ex  officio  Curator  of 
the  Museum. 

The  four  Galleries  of  Casts  are  arranged  in  a  chronological 
series,  each  Gallery  representing,  as  far  as  practicable,  a  marked 
period  in  the  history  of  Art,  as  follows : 

A.  The  Archaic  period  (down  to  the  early  part  of  the  5th 
century  b.c). 

B.  The  age  of  Pericles  (Paionios,  Alkamenes,  Pheidias,  Poly- 
kleitos,  5th  century  B.C.). 

C.  The  age  of!  Philip  and  Alexander  (Skopas,  Praxiteles, 
Lysippos,  4th  century  B.C.). 

D.  The  Hellenistic  schools  of  Pergamon  and  Rhodes,  and  the 
Graeco-Roman  period,  together  with  portrait-siatucs  and 
busts. 

Of  these  casts  a  certain  number  were  already  in  the  Fitzwilliam 
Museum,  and  have  been  transferred  to  this  building;  but  the 
great  mass  of  them  have  been  purchased  out  of  the  Fitz- 
william income. 

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940    MUSEUM  OF  ARCHAEOLOGY  AND  OF  ETHNOLOGY. 

The  Library  consists,  in  the  first  place,  of  the  chief  part  of 
Colonel  Leake's  books,  which  have  been  transferred  from  the 
Fitzwilliam  Museum,  forming  a  j^ood  working  basis  for  further 
additions.  A  subscription  raised  by  Professor  Colvin  in  1883-4 
for  this  particular  object  was  laid  out  by  him  in  the  purchase  of 
upwards  of  850  volumes,  and  a  large  number  of  works  on  Archaeo- 
logy have  been  added  since. 

The  Lecture-Room  is  not  only  used  for  University  Lectures, 
but  is  available,  by  permission  of  the  Syndics,  for  other  archaeo- 
logical lectures.  It  is  also  used  for  the  meetings  of  the  Cambridge 
Antiquarian  Society. 

REGULATIONS   FOR   THE   FITZWILLIAM   MUSEUM    OF 
CLASSICAL  ARCHAEOLOGY. 

I.  As  TO  THE  SCULPTUBE  GALLERIES  : 

The  Rules  for  admission  lo  the  Galleries  of  the  Fitzwilliam  Museum  of 
Classical  Archaeology  are  the  same  as  those  for  admission  to  the  Picture 
Galleries  of  the  Fitzwilliam  Museum. 

II,  As  TO  THE  Library  : 

1.  The  Library  is  open  to  Graduates  of  the  University  on  the  same 
days  and  hours  as  the  Sculpture  Galleries. 

2.  The  Director  is  authorized  to  grant  permission  to  use  the  Library 
for  purposes  of  Archaeological  study  to  Undergraduates  on  the  recom- 
mendation of  their  College  Tutor,  and  to  other  persons  at  his  discretion. 

3.  No  books  shall  be  taken  out  of  the  building-  without  a  written  order 
from  the  Director.  The  Director  may  at  his  discretion  allow  books  to  be 
taken  out 

(1)  For  a  period  not  exceeding  twenty-four  hours  when  they  are 
required  in  Cambridge  for  the  illustration  of  lectures  or  for  comparison 
with  objects  which  cannot  be  conveniently  brought  to  the  Museum. 

(2)  From  not  earlier  than  half  an  hour  before  the  Library  is  closed 
on  any  day  to  not  later  than  half  an  hour  after  the  Library  is  opened  on 
the  next  occasion. 

4.  The  titles  of  all  books  removed  from  the  building,  and  the  names  of 
the  persons  borrowing  them  shall  be  entered  in  a  book  kept  for  the  pur- 
pose. 

Curator.  Assistant. 

A.  B.  Cook,  M.A.  Henry  Seggers  Cowman. 


MUSEUM   OF   ARCHAEOLOGY    AND   OF 
ETHNOLOGY. 

The  nucleus  of  this  Museum  is  the  ' Cambridge  Antiquarian 
Museum  and  Library,'  and  comprises  the  collections  formed  by 
the  Cambridge  Antiquarian  Society  since  its  foundation  in  1840. 
During  this  period  a  large  number  of  specimens  of  local  anti- 
quities were  brought  together,  including  more  than  one  collection 
of  intrinsic  value  and  importance,  relating  to  ihe  district  of  which 


MUSEUM  OF  AECHAEOLOGY  AND  OF  ETHNOLOGY.    941 

Cambridge  may  be  looked  upon  as  the  centre.  The  Society  never 
possessed  any  local  habitation  of  its  own,  and  its  collections  were 
long  housed  in  one  or  other  of  the  University  buildings ;  but 
when  the  proposal  for  a  University  Museum  of  Archaeology  took 
definite  form,  the  Society  offered  to  present  the  whole  of  its 
collections  and  library  to  the  University,  if  only  they  could  be 
adequately  housed  and  cared  for.  This  arrangement  was  carried 
into  effect  when  the  present  buildmg  was  completed;  and  the 
collections  of  the  Society,  to  which  important  additions  continue 
to  be  made,  now  occupy  the  Eastern  Gallery  next  to  the  entrance. 
Two  important  ethnological  collections  formed  in  Fiji,  the  one 
by  the  Hon.  Sir  Arthur  II.  Gordon,  G.C.M.G.,  M.A.  of  Trinity 
College,  the  other  by  A.  P.  Maudslay,  Esq.,  M.A.  of  Trinity  Hall, 
were  presented  by  them  to  the  University  in  1884,  and  the  entire 
series  of  South  Sea  Island  native  manufactures  collected  by 
Baron  A.  von  Hiigel  was  then  placed  on  deposit  in  the  Museum. 
The  most  important  collections  since  added,  are :  Archaeologi- 
cal— Roman  objects  in  bronze,  glass,  earthenware  and  stone  from 
France  and  Italy,  by  J.  Barratt,  Esq.  M.D. ;  Roman  earthenware 
vessels  from  Great  Chesterford,  Essex,  by  Prof.  Hughes  and 
F.  J.  H.  Jenkinson,  M.A. ;  Saxon  cinerary  urns,  personal  orna- 
ments, &c.,  from  a  burial  ground  near  St  John's  College,  by 
Museum  excavation ;  local  and  foreign  antiquities,  bequeathed 
by  Walter  K.  Foster,  Esq. ;  stone  implements  and  other  objects 
of  predynastic  date  from  Egypt,  by  the  Egypt  Exploration  Fund ; 
Benin  bronzes,  by  Mr  W.  D.  Webster  ;  and  the  Murray  Collection 
of  Irish  antiquities  (chiefly  prehistoric)  by  purchase  through 
private  subscriptions.  Ethnological — Solomon  Islands,  by  Pro- 
fessor Bevan;  New  Hebrides,  by  Bishop  Selwyn ;  Islands  of 
Torres  Straits  and  British  New  Guinea,  by  A.  C.  Haddon,  Sc.D. ; 
New  Guinea,  &c.,  by  Brady  Bequest;  Polynesian  Islands,  by 
George  Brady,  Esq.,  M.I).  ;  Andaman  Islands,  by  Colonel  Sir 
R.  C.  Temple,  Bart.;  Nicobar  Islands,  by  E.  H.  Man,  Esq.;  EUice 
Islands,  and  the  Maldives  and  Laccadives,  by  J.  S.  Gardiner,  M.A. ; 
New  Zealand,  by  Lord  Peckover  and  C.  J.  P.  Cave,  M.A. ;  British 
New  Guinea  by  Sir  W.  Macgregor ;  Borneo,  by  C.  Hose,  Sc.D., 
and  R.  Shelf ord,  M.A. ;  Selangor,  Malacca  (Malay  and  Sakai), 
by  W.  W.  Skeat,  M.A. ;  Lower  Siam,  by  purchase  (private  sub- 
scription) ;  British  Guiana,  by  Sir  J.  A.  Swettenham  and  Major 
W.  Cooke  Daniels;  Eastern  Pacific,  by  Professor  Bevan.  The 
Starr  collection  of  Mexican  Folk-Lore,  and  the  Owen  collection 
of  dresses  and  ornaments  of  the  Musquallia  Indians  have  been 
received  on  permanent  deposit  from  the  Folk-Lore  Society. 

The  management  of  this  Museum  is  entrusted  by  Grace  to  the 
Antiquarian  Committee.  This  body  consists  of  the  Vice-Chari- 
cellor,  the  Director  of  the  Fitzwilliam  Museum,  two  members  of 
the  Fitzwilliam  Museum  Syndicate  appointed  by  the  Syndicate, 
the  President  of  the  Cambridge  Antiquarian  Society,  and  two 


942  BOTANIC  GARDEN. 

members  of  the  Council  of  the  Cambridfi^e  Antiquarian  Society 
appointed  by  the  Council  of  that  body,  every  member  of  the  Com- 
mittee keeping  his  place  on  the  Committee  so  long  only  as  he 
holds  the  qualification  in  virtue  of  which  he  has  been  appointed, 
and  of  three  other  persons  to  be  elected  by  Grace  of  the  Senate. 
They  are  bound  to  meet  at  least  once  a  term  and  to  present  an 
annual  Report  to  the  Senate;  they  may  also  report  to  the  Senate 
at  any  other  time  when  they  deem  it  desirable. 

The  Curator,  to  whom  the  care  of  the  Museum  is  entrusted,  is 
appointed  by  the  Antiquarian  Committee,  with  the  consent  of  the 
Vice-Chancellor,  and  acts  as  Secretary  to  the  Committee. 

The  Museum  is  open  daily,  from  10  to  6  in  summer  (10  to  o 
during  the  vacation),  and  from  10  to  4  in  winter. 

Curator. 
Baron  Anatole  von  Huge),  M.A.,  Trinity. 


THE  BOTANIC  GARDEN 

Was  founded  in  1762  by  Richard  Walker,  D.D.  formerly  Vice- 
Master  of  Trinity  College. 

The  Garden  is  under  the  government  of  the  Vice-Chancellor, 
the  Provost  of  King's,  the  Masters  of  Trinity  and  St  John's, 
the  Professor  of  Physic,  the  Professor  of  Botany,  and  six 
Members  of  the  Senate  elected  by  Grace. 

Rules  for  admissioji  to  the  Botanic  Garden, 

1.  The  Botanic  Garden  shall  be  open  on  week-days  from  8  a.m.  until 
not  later  than  dusk  during  the  winter  months;  from  8  a.m.  until  not 
later  than  8  p.m.  during  the  summer  months,  the  pi-ecise  hour  being 
indicated  by  a  notice  posted  at  each  gate. 

2.  All  Graduates  of  the  University,  all  Undergraduates  giving  tlieir 
names  and  colleges  if  required,  and  strangers  giving  their  names  and 
addresses  if  required,  shall  be  admitted  to  the  (jarden  during  the  hours 
above  specified. 

3.  Children  are  not  admitted  except  when  accompanied  by  a  parent, 
or  by  some  trustworthy  person  provided  with  the  parent's  or  guai'dian's 
card  to  be  produced  if  asked  for.     No  games  are  allowed  in  the  Gardeji. 

4.  Perambulators  and  Cycles  will  he  admitted  by  the  Bateman  Street 
entrance  only,  and  must  be  deposited  in  the  space  provided  for  them. 

5.  The  Plant-houses  may  be  visited  by  Members  of  the  Senate  at  all 
hours  while  the  Garden  is  open;  by  other  persons  from  2  p.m.  until  the 
houses  are  closed. 

6.  Smoking  is  not  allowed  in  the  Plant-houses.  No  dogs  are  admitted 
to  the  Garden.     Refreshments  may  not  be  brought  into  the  Garden, 

7.  Visitors  must  not  gather  nor  handle  the  plants.  University  teachers 
and  students  must  apply  to  the  Curator  for  permission  to  use  plants. 

8.  The  Curator  has  authority  to  exclude  from  the  Plant- houses  and 
Garden  any  person  guilty  of  misconduct. 

[N.B.    There  is  no  thoroughfare  through  the  Garden.] 


THE  OBSERVATORY.  943 

liecjulations  for  admission  to  the  University  Botanic  Garden  on  Sundays. 

1.  Members  of  the  Senate  may  obtain  a  key  to  the  Botanic  Garden 
for  use  on  Sundays  on  payment  of  a  deposit  of  five  shillings  and  an  annual 
subscription  of  five  shillings.  (The  deposit  money  will  be  returned  when 
the  key  is  given  up.) 

2.  Visitors  to  the  Garden  are  admitted  by  the  Bateman  Street 
entrance  only. 

3.  The  Garden  and  Houses  are  open  between  10  a.m.  and  4  p.m. 
during  the  months  of  November,  December,  January  and  February; 
during  the  months  of  March,  April,  September  and  October  the  Garden  is 
open  between  10  a.m.  and  6  p.m.,  and  the  Houses  between  10  a.m.  and 
5  p.m.;  during  the  rest  of  the  year  the  Garden  is  open  between  10  a.m.  and 
8  p.m.,  and  the  Houses  between  10  a.m.  and  5  p.m. 

4.  The  key  for  use  on  Sundays  is  not  transferable  except  to  members 
of  the  subscriber's  family. 

4*.  Keys  may  be  issued  to  not  more  than  20  persons  in  statu  pnxnllari, 
on  the  recommendation,  in  each  individual  case,  of  the  Professor  of  Botany. 

4**.  Persons  in  statu  pupillari  obtaining  keys  under  Rule  4*  must 
pay  a  deposit  of  five  shillings.  The  deposit  money  will  be  returned  when 
the  key  is  given  up. 

5.  Applications  for  keys  should  be  made  to  the  Secretary  of  the 
Botanic  Garden  Syndicate,  to  whom  Subscriptions  ai-e  payable. 

Curator— K.  Irwin  Lynch,  M.A.,  A.L.S.,  V.M.H. 


THE  CAMBRIDGE  OBSERVATORY 

Was  erected  in  1822-4,  after  the  designs  of  Mr  J.  C.  Mead,  of 
London,  at  an  expense  of  upwards  of  £18,000.  About  £6000  of 
this  sum  was  contributed  by  subscriptions,  and  the  remainder  was 
granted  from  the  public  chest  of  the  University. 

There  is  a  very  fine  Transit  Circle  by  Simms,  The  object  glass 
of  the  telescope  is  an  excellent  one,  by  Cooke,  of  8  inches  aperture. 
There  are  two  divided  circles  of  3  feet  in  diameter,  each  of  them 
being  read  off  by  means  of  four  micrometer  microscopes. 

This  instrument  was  procured  by  means  of  a  grant  from  the 
Special  Sheepshanks  Fund  mentioned  below. 

The  Transit  Clock  is  by  Hardy.  There  are  also  two  other 
clocks,  one  by  Molyneux  and  Cope,  and  one  by  Graham,  with 
several  smaller  instruments,  of  which  some  have  been  purchased 
by  the  Plumian  Professors  according  to  the  regulations  of  their 
foundation,  and  others  have  been  bought  by  the  University,  or 
have  been  presented  to  the  Observatory  by  generous  benefactors. 

In  1835,  a  telescope,  of  nearly  twelve  inches  aperture 
and  twenty  feet  focal  length,  made  by  M.  Cauchoix  of  Paris, 
was  presented  to  the  Observatory  by  his  Grace  the  Duke  of 
Northumberland,  Chancellor  of  the  University.  The  equatoreal 
mounting  of  the  telescope  was  completed  under  the  superintend- 
ence of  G.  B.  Airy,  Esq.,  then  Plumian  Professor,  and  was  erected 
in  a  dome  twenty-seven  feet  in  diameter. 

In  December  1858,  the  Representatives  of  the  late  Rev.  Richard 
Sheepshanks,  M.A.  F.R.S.,  fellow  of  Trinity  College,  gave  £10,000 


944  THE  OBSERVATORY. 

stock,  3  per  cent.  Consols,  for  the  promotion  of  the  science  of 
Astronomy  in  the  University. 

The  annual  proceeds  of  one-sixth  part  of  this  stock  are  to  be 
applied  every  year  to  the  maintenance  of  "The  Sheepshanks 
Astronomical  Exhibition,"  and  the  annual  proceeds  of  the  remain- 
ing^ five-sixths  are  to  be  applied  to  the  following  purposes,  viz. : 

To  the  causing  to  be  made  the  best  possible  observations  and 
calculations  for  advancing  the  science  of  Astronomy  (whether 
Physical  or  Gravitational  or  Mensurative),  or  the  sciences  of 
Terrestrial  Magnetism  and  Meteorology,  or  other  sciences  usually 
pursued  continuously  in  an  Observatory;  or  to  the  erection  of 
Buildings  or  procuring  of  Instruments  proper  for,  and  appropriated 
to,  those  Observations;  or  to  the  payment  of  actual  observers  and 
actual  computers  personally  employed  on  the  Observations  and 
Calculations. 

The  entire  endowment  is  invested  in  the  names  of  Trustees,  who 
are  the  Master,  Fellows  and  Scholars  of  Trinity  College;  but  the 
immediate  expenditure  of  the  sums  annually  available  for  the  pur- 
poses above  mentioned  is  intrusted  to  the  Observatory  Syndicate. 

In  March,  1863,  a  further  sum  of  £2000  was  transferred  to  the 
University  by  Miss  Sheepshanks  to  be  employed  for  the  benefit  of 
the  Observatory,  with  special  preference  for  its  employment  in 
the  purchase  of  one  or  more  large  instruments  or  classes  of  instru- 
ments, if  such  should  be  required. 

In  1889  Mr  R.  S.  Newall,  F.R.S.,  offered  to  the  University  his 
refracting  telescope  with  a  view  to  its  being  used  for  the  develop- 
ment of  stellar  physics.  This  offer  was  accepted  by  the  University 
and  the  instrument  was  erected  at  Cambridge  in  1891  on  a  site 
to  the  S.W.  of  the  Northumberland  Dome,  in  a  field  purchased  as 
an  addition  to  the  Observatory  grounds.  The  instrument  was 
the  first  of  the  large  refractors  of  modern  days;  it  has  an  aperture 
of  25  inches,  and  a  focal  length  of  29^  feet.  The  discs  for  the 
object-glass  were  cast  by  Messrs  Chance  of  Birmingham,  in  1862, 
and  they  were  worked  by  Messrs  T.  Cooke  and  Sons  of  York.  The 
mounting,  which  is  remarkably  solid  and  steady,  was  made  by  the 
last-named  firm,  and  was  completed  about  the  year  1871.  The 
building  is  of  iron,  and  has  a  hemispherical  dome,  with  an 
internal  diameter  of  40  feet.  The  expense  of  removal  of  the 
Telescope  and  iron  building  from  Gateshead-on-Tyne  and  the 
re-erection  at  Cambridge  was  met  by  a  contribution  from  the 
Trustees  of  the  Sheepshanks  Fund,  and  a  gift  from  Prof.  Adams 
with  the  special  view  of  purchasing  additional  land  to  improve 
the  site. 

In  1905  the  late  F.  M'=Clean,  F.R.S.,  bequeathed  a  sum  of 
i£5000  for  improving  the  instrumental  equipment  in  connexion 
with  the  Newall  Telescope.  By  appropriations  from  this  fund, 
instruments  have  been  provided  for  the  Spectroscopic  Observa- 
tions of  the  Sun  and  are  known  as  the  M'^Lean  Solar  instruments. 


THE  OBSERVATOEY.  945 

They  consist  of  a  double  Coelostat  with  mirrors  16  inches  in 
diameter,  and  Direct  Glass  of  aperture  12  inches  and  of  focal 
length  about  60  feet,  and  a  powerful  Spectograph  of  Littrow 
form.     They  are  erected  in  buildings  adjoining  the  Newall  Dome. 

In  1898  a  Telescope  was  erected  for  Photographic  purposes. 
The  object-glass  is  a  triple  of  12|  inches  aperture  and  19^  feet 
focal  length  by  Messrs  Cooke  and  Sons.  The  novel  form  of 
mounting  is  by  Sir  Howard  Grubb,  Dublin.  The  cost  of  this 
instrument  and  of  the  building  which  contains  it  was  defrayed 
from  the  accumulations  of  the  Sheepshanks  bequest,  and  the 
instrument  is  accordingly  known  as  the  Sheepshanks  Telescope. 

In  1908  the  Royal  Society  presented  the  equipment  which  had 
been  placed  by  them  in  the  hands  of  Sir  W.  Huggins  in  1871,  and 
has  been  used  and  developed  by  him  since  that  time  in  his  astro- 
physical  researches.  The  equipment  consists  of  (i)  a  refracting 
telescope  (with  an  object  glass  15  inches  in  diameter  and  15  feet 
in  focal  length)  to  which  is  attached  a  spectroscope  designed  by 
Sir  W.  Huggins  for  both  visual  and  photographic  work,  and 
(ii)  a  Cassagrain  reflecting  telescope  (with  a  mirror  of  speculum 
metal  eighteen  inches  in  diameter,  and  about  seven  feet  in  focal 
length)  to  which  a  spectroscope  is  attached  with  optical  parts 
made  of  Iceland  spar  and  quartz.  These  two  telescopes  were 
made  and  mounted  on  a  single  polar  axis  by  Sir  H.  Grubb  of 
Dublin,  They  are  erected  in  a  new  dome  made  by  Cooke 
and  Sons,  on  a  site  to  the  south  of  the  Sheepshanks  telescope, 
contiguous  with  the  Astrophysical  Building  which  was  built  in 
1909. 

In  1909  Major  E.  H.  Hills,  C.M.G.,  R.E,,  presented  a  valuable 
outfit  of  spectroscopic  apparatus.  It  comprises  amongst  other 
instruments  a  powerful  quartz  spectroscope. 

In  1911  Lady  Huggins  presented  the  large  and  valuable  set  of 
physical  apparatus,  including  induction  coils,  air  pumps  and 
spectroscopic  apparatus,  wherewith  Sir  W.  Huggins  and  she  had 
carried  on  their  recent  researches. 

By  Grace  of  Nov.  27,  1862,  and  of  Oct.  26,  1911,  it  was 
ordered: — 

That  the  Observatory  Syndicate  consist  of  the  Vice-Chan- 
cellor,  the  Lucasian,  the  Plumian  and  the  Lowndean  Professors, 
the  Professor  of  Astrophysics,  and  six  other  Members  of  the 
Senate  to  be  elected  by  Grace. 

That  of  these  six  Members  two  retire  by  rotation  on  Dec.  31 
in  every  year,  and  that  their  places  be  supplied  by  two  other 
persons  elected  at  the  next  ensuing  Congregation. 

That  the  Syndicate  be  empowered  to  order  new  Instruments 
'for  the  Observatory,  to  direct  the  requisite  repairs  of  the  build- 
ings, and  audit  the  accounts. 

That  the  Syndicate  meet  at  the  Observatory  once  at  least 
iin  every  Term,  and  annually,  in  the  month  of  May,  inspect  all  the 

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946  THE  MUSEUMS  AND  LECTURE- ROOMS. 

Instruments,  &c.  belonging  to  the  Observatory,  and  afterwards 
make  a  Report  to  the  Senate  as  well  of  the  state  of  the  Obser- 
vatory as  of  the  proceedings  of  the  previous  year. 

By  Grace  of  the  Senate,  June  9,  1892,  the  present  Lowndean 
Professor,  Sir  R.  S.  Ball,  was  appointed  Director  of  the  Observa- 
tory, and  H.  F.  Newall,  M.A.,  Trinity  College,  was  entrusted  with 
the  charge  of  the  Newall  Telescope.  The  Assistant  Observers 
are  appointed  by  the  Director  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice- 
Chancellor. 

The  volumes  of  Observations  have  been  published  from  time 
to  time  (the  expense  being  defrayed  by  the  Press  Syndicate). 
Copies  have  been  distributed  to  the  principal  Observatories  and 
Academies. 

The  Observatory  is  open  to  members  of  the  University  and  their 
friends  every  weekday  between  half-past  Twelve  and  half-past 
One,  and  the  Director  usually  gives  notice  in  the  Unimrsity 
Reporter  at  the  beginning  of  each  Michaelmas  and  Lent  Term 
that  the  Northumberland  Telescope  will  be  open  to  members  of 
the  University  and  their  friends  on  fine  and  clear  Saturday 
evenings  during  the  ensuing  full  term,  between  the  hours  of 
8  and  10.30  p.m. 

Director— VxQi.  Sir  Kobert  S.  Ball,  M.A.,  King's. 

Assistant  Director— Froi.  H.  F.  Newall,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Chief  Assista7it— 

Second  Assistant — W.  E.  Hartley,  M.A,,  Trinity. 

Assistant  in  Astrophysics — F.  J.  M.  Stratton,  M.A.,  Caius. 

Honorary  Memhers  of  the  Staff— 3.  W.  Capstick,  M.A.  Trinity. 

D.  Brunt,  B.A.,  Trinity. 

The  Newall  Telescope,  the  Huggins  Telescope  and  apparatus, 
the  Hills  apparatus  and  the  M'^Clean  Solar  Instruments  consti- 
tute the  equipment  of  the  Astrophysical  Department.  In  1913 
the  responsibihty  of  carrying  on  the  work  of  the  Solar  Physics 
Observatory,  formerly  at  South  Kensington,  has  been  entrusted 
to  the  charge  of  the  University  with  an  annual  grant  from  His 
Majesty's  Treasury.  The  work  of  the  Astrophysical  Depart- 
ment is  now  fused  with  that  of  the  Solar  Physics  Observatory, 
and  both  are  carried  on  under  the  direction  of  the  Professor  of 
Astrophysics. 

Director— Vroi.  H.  F.  Newall,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Assistant  Director — F.  J.  M.  Stratton,  M.A.,  Caius. 


THE  MUSEUMS  AND  LECTURE-ROOMS. 

These  buildings  were  commenced  in  1863,  from  the  designs  of 
Anthony  Salvin,  the  architect.  Under  his  direction  accommodation 
was  provided  for  all  the  Professors  of  the  Natural  Sciences,  except 
Anatomy,  Chemistry,  and  Geology.  The  style  and  plan  selected 
were  fortunately  such  as  readily  to  admit  of  extension  and  ad- 
dition.   The  range  of  building  in  three  floors,  extending  from  the 


THE  MUSEUMS  AND  LECTURE-ROOMS.  947 

Lecture- Room  of  Comparative  Anatomy  to  Corn  Exchange  Street 
was  erected  in  1877,  from  the  design  of  W.  M.  Fawcett,  M.A., 
architect.  It  provided  private  rooms  and  work  rooms  for  Com- 
parative Anatomy,  and  Physiology.  In  1880  two  large  rooms 
called  "Museums  of  Philosophical  Apparatus"  were  thrown  into 
one,  so  as  to  provide  suitable  space  for  the  Library  of  the  Philo- 
sophical Society.  In  1 8.S2  a  Laboratory  for  Animal  Morphology  was 
constructed  above  the  upper  floor  on  the  south  side  of  Mr  Salvin's 
quadrangle ;  and  in  1884  a  second  Laboratory  for  the  same  science 
on  the  west  side.  In  1890  a  range  of  buildings  was  erected,  from 
the  design  of  W.  M.  Fawcctt,  M.A.,  architect,  on  the  ground  next 
Corn  Exchange  Street,  to  provide  additional  Class-Rooms  for 
Physiology,  a  new  building  for  Human  Anatomy,  and  a  large 
Lecture- Room  common  to  the  two  departments. 

The  Laboratory  for  Engineering  and  the  Mechanical  Sciences 
designed  by  W.  Marshall,  Esq.  has  more  recently  been  erected 
between  the  Chemical  and  the  Cavendish  Laboratories  on  the 
site  of  the  old  Perse  School  House,  which  is  incorporated  in 
the  new  building.  An  extension  of  the  Laboratory,  built  as 
a  Memorial  to  the  late  John  Hopkinson,  F.R.S.,  and  his  son 
J.  G.  Hopkinson,  with  funds  given  by  Mrs  Hopkinson  and  her 
son  and  daughter,  was  opened  in  189.9. 

Since  the  removal  of  the  Botanical  Department  to  the 
Downing  site  this  Engineering  Department  has  been  greatly 
increased  by  the  addition  of  many  rooms  formerly  used  by  the 
Botanists,  and  also  by  the  erection  of  a  new  Drawing  Office. 
The  Geological  Collections,  &c.  were  removed  from  the  Wood- 
wardian  Museum  to  the  Sedgwick  Museum,  designed  by  Mr  T.  G. 
Jackson  and  erected  on  the  Downing  site  in  1903.  The  new 
Botanical  School,  designed  by  Mr  Marshall,  and  erected  on 
the  same  site,  was  opened  the  same  year.  The  Law  School, 
adjacent  to  the  Sedgwick  Museum,  and  by  the  same  architect, 
was  first  used  in  1904.  The  Agricultural  School,  designed  by 
Mr  Arnold  Mitchell,  has  recently  been  erected  on  the  Downing 
site  to  the  south  of  the  Botanical  School  and  was  opened  by  the 
Duke  of  Devonshire  in  May,  1910.  The  Museum  of  Archaeology, 
designed  by  Mr  T.  G.  Jackson,  R.A.,  is  now  in  course  of  erection 
on  the  Downing  site  on  the  frontage  to  Tennis  Court  Road ; 
towards  the  funds  for  the  erection  of  this  building  the  Foster 
family  of  Cambridge  have  been  munificent  contributors.  The 
foundation  stone  of  the  new  building  was  laid  by  the  Baroness 
Ton  Hiigel  in  May  1910. 

The  Examination  Halls  erected  in  the  garden  formerly  belonging 
to  Mr  Mortlock  were  first  used  in  1909  on  the  occasion  of  the 
Darwin  Centenary.  The  larger  Hall  is  106  feet  long,  .51  feet  wide 
and  30  feet  high,  the  smaller  which  is  divisible  into  two  unequal 
parts  is  106  feet  long,  30  feet  wide  and  16  feet  high,  and  is  lighted 
jCntirely  from  the  roof.     Each  is  throughout  ventilated  by  two 


948  THE  MUSEUMS  AND  LECTURE-ROOMS. 

ans  driven  by  electricity ;  the  ventilation  is  on  a  system  suggeste<l 
by  Dr  W.  N.  Shaw. 

The  Literary  Lecture  Rooms  which  occupy  the  remainder  of 
the  Mortlock  Garden  site  contain  Lecture  Rooms  for  the  use  of 
the  Literary,  Historical,  Mathematical,  Economic  and  other 
Schools  together  with  a  larger  room  arranged  to  contain  the 
Libraries  of  the  various  departments.  The  building  was  designed 
by  Mr  George  Hubbard,  F.S.A.  and  was  ready  for  use  at  Michael- 
mas, 1911. 

The  Drapers  Company  of  the  City  of  London  is  presenting  to 
the  University  a  building  for  the  accommodation  of  the  depart- 
ment of  Physiology.  This  building:  is  now  in  course  of  erection 
on  the  Downing  site  in  accordance  with  plans  prepared  by 
Mr  T.  G.  Jackson,  R.A.,  at  a  cost  of  about  ^22,000. 

Adjacent  to  the  Drapers  Building  for  Physiology  a  new  build- 
ing also  from  the  plans  of  Mr  Jackson  is  in  course  of  erection  for 
the  department  of  experimental  Psychology.  The  greater  part 
of  the  funds  for  the  erection  of  this  building  (between  .£3000  and 
£4000)  is  being  presented  to  the  University  by  the  family  of 
Dr  C.  S.  Myers.  The  University  is  about  to  extend  the  Agri- 
cultural School  by  the  addition  of  a  building  of  about  the  same 
size  as  the  existing  School  to  be  paid  for  by  funds  provided  by 
the  Development  Commissioners  who  are  also  providing  funds 
for  the  research  to  be  carried  on  and  for  the  upkeep.  The 
Architect  will  be  Mr  Arnold  Mitchell.  The  Engineering  Labora- 
tory has  recently  been  enlarged  by  the  replacing  of  the  old  Head 
Master's  House  of  the  Perse  School  by  a  building  specially 
designed  for  the  work  of  the  department  planned  by  Mr  WiUiani 
C.  Marshall.  A  building  for  the  study  of  Solar  Physics  under 
Professor  Newall  has  been  erected  on  a  site  purchased  from 
St  John's  College  to  the  south  of  the  Observatory.  The  funds 
for  the  erection  of  the  building  and  for  its  maintenance  being 
provided  by  the  Development  Commissioners.  The  Department 
of  Forestry  is  about  to  find  a  home  in  a  new  building  erected  on 
the  Downing  Ground,  the  plans  for  which  have  been  prepared  by 
Mr  William  C.  Marshall. 

In  the  last  30  or  40  years  a  sum  approaching  to  four  hundred 
thousand  pounds  has  been  expended  in  the  provision  of  the  Labora- 
tories, Lecture  Rooms  and  Museums;  a  very  large  proportion  of  this 
large  sum  has  been  provided  by  the  munificence  of  benefactors 
to  the  University.  Without  these  splendid  gifts,  which  to  a 
considerable  extent  are  due  to  the  exertions  of  the  University 
Association  (the  Treasurer  of  which  is  Mr  E.  H.  Parker)  the 
University  would  not  have  been  able  to  provide  the  accommoda- 
tion necessary  for  the  rapid  expansion  of  her  great  and  famous 
scientific  departments. 


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THE  MUSEUMS  AND  LECTURE-ROOMS.  949 

1.     The  Museum  of  Zoology. 

The  Collections  belonging  to  this  department  are  partly  in 
the  building  on  the  east  side  of  Mr  Salvin's  court,  partly  in  the 
room  called  the  Bird  Room  over  the  adjoining  lecture-room. 

The  collection  of  skeletons  of  Vertebrates,  which  include  a 
few  stuffed  specimens,  was  commenced  by  Sir  Busick  Harwood, 
Professor  of  Anatomy  from  1785 — 1814;  but  it  owes  its  present 
development  to  the  exertions  of  the  Reverend  William  Clark, 
Professor  of  Anatomy  from  1817 — 1866.  During  his  tenure  of 
office  no  opportunity  was  lost  of  acquiring  specimens.  Of  these 
some  were  purchased  by  the  University  or  by  subscription,  others 
were  presented  by  himself.  Since  the  removal  of  the  collection 
into  the  existing  Museum  in  1865  it  has  been  largely  increased 
by  the  exertions  of  the  late  Professor  Newton,  J.  W.  Clark,  M.A., 
Trinity,  Superintendent  from  1866—1891,  and  especially  S.  F. 
Harmer,  M.A.,  D.Sc,  F.R.S,,  King's,  Superintendent  from  1892— 
1909 ;  and  has  become  one  of  the  most  complete  in  this  country 
for  educational  purposes. 

The  collection  of  organs  in  spirit  originated  in  a  small 
number  of  choice  preparations  presented  to  the  University  by 
Mr  Lawrence.  Subsequently,  the  Museum  of  Sir  Busick  Har- 
wood was  purchased  in  1815,  after  his  death,  for  £367. 10*.;  a  con- 
siderable number  of  specimens  were  acquired  at  the  sale  of  Mr 
Brookes'  Museum  in  1830;  and  in  1836,  the  valuable  collection 
of  Dr  Macartney,  Professor  of  Anatomy  in  Trinity  College,  Dublin, 
was  purchased  by  the  University.  It  was  later  increased  by 
the  collection  of  Professor  Schroder  van  der  Kolk  of  Utrecht, 
presented  by  the  late  Professor  Sir  George  Humphry.  The  series 
is  under  constant  revision,  and  additions  are  made  to  it  every  year 
as  opportunities  occur. 

With  the  continued  increase  of  all  parts  of  the  collection,  the 
Museum  has  become  inadequate  for  the  proper  display  and 
storage  of  the  specimens ;  and  new  buildings  are  urgently  required. 
As  at  present  arranged,  the  Mammals  occupy  the  ground-floor 
of  the  Museum ;  the  Fishes,  Amphibia,  and  Reptiles  are  in  the 
galleries ;  and  the  Invertebrata  in  the  annexe  on  the  east  side, 
formerly  used  by  the  Professor  of  Physiology  as  a  class-room. 

The  fishes  in  spirit,  among  which  are  the  very  interesting  col- 
lections formed  by  Charles  Darwin,  Esq.,M.A.,  F.R.S.,  of  Christ's 
College,  during  the  voyage  round  the  world  of  H.M.S.  *  Beagle,' 
and  by  the  Rev.  R.T.  Lowe,  M.A.  of  Christ's  College,  in  Madeira, 
have  been  placed  in  presses  in  the  Gallery  constructed  in  1877 
round  the  room  in  which  the  Ornithological  collections  are  placed 
for  the  present. 

The  Bird  Room  contains  the  collection  of  British  Birds 
presented  by  the  Cambridge  Philosophical  vSociety  to  the  Uni- 
versity in  1865;  the  Swainson  collection  of  birds  purchased  by 


950  THE  MUSEUMS  AND   LECTURE-ROOMS. 

subscription  in  1840;  the  collection  presented  by  F.  B.  Goodacie, 
M.D.,  St  John's,  in  1863;  the  Strickland  collection  presented  by 
the  widow  of  the  late  H.  E.  Strickland,  Esq.,  M.A..  F.R.S.,  in  1867 ; 
the  Selby  collection  deposited  in  1869  by  the  trustees  of  the  late 
P.  J.  Selby,  Esq.;  and  the  Hepburn  collection,  presented  in  1870 
by  the  devisees  of  the  late  .lames  Hepburn,  Esq.,  of  St  John's 
College,  long  resident  at  San  Francisco. 

On  tlie  ISth  June,  1907,  the  Senate  accepted  a  bequest  made 
by  the  late  Alfred  Newton,  M.A.,  F.R.S.,  Professor  of  Zoology 
and  Comparative  Anatomy  from  18G6  to  1907,  of  the  whole  of  his 
Natural  History  Collections  and  Library,  together  with  a  sum  of 
£1000  upon  trust  to  provide  for  the  maintenance  of  the  said 
Library.  The  Newton  Collection,  a  large  part  of  which  had  been 
presented  during  the  life-time  of  the  donor,  includes  unique 
series  of  the  Dodo,  Solitaire  and  other  extinct  Birds  and  of  the 
eggs  of  Palaearctic  Birds,  and  is  particularly  rich  in  specimens 
illustrating  the  Avifauna  of  Jamaica  and  the  Mascarene  Islands. 
Tiie  library  is  one  of  the  best  and  most  comprehensive  selections 
of  works  dealing  with  the  study  of  Birds,  and  contains  many 
extremely  valuable  editions  of  ancient  and  modern  travels. 

On  the  26th  February,  1874,  the  Senate  accepted  the  oifer  of 
Miss  Frances  Strickland,  of  Apperley  Court,  to  found  a  Curator- 
ship  endowed  with  a  permanent  stipend  of  £150  per  annum.  The 
chief  duties  of  the  'Strickland  Curator  *  are  the  proper  custody 
and  accurate  cataloguing  of  the  Strickland  and  other  Ornitho- 
logical collections  belonging  to  the  University. 

1874    Osbert  Salvin,  M.A.,  F.R.S.,  Trinity  Hall. 
1883    Hans  Gadow,  M.A.,  F.U.S.,  King's. 

A  collection  of  Invertebrata  has  been  gradually  formed.  It 
consisted,  in  the  first  instance,  of  a  series,  partly  in  spirit,  partly 
dry,  hastily  put  together  for  the  instruction  of  students.  The 
cabinet  of  shells  formed  by  the  late  S.  P.  Woodward,  author  of 
the  Manual  of  the  Mollusca,  was  added  in  1867.  Since  then  the 
collection  has  been  increased  by  several  important  acquisitions  : 
(1)  an  extensive  collection  of  Shells,  with  a  valuable  conchological 
library,  bequeathed  by  Robert  M'^Andrew,  Esq.,  F.R.S.,  in  1873, 
catalogued  and  the  nomenclature  revised  by  the  Rev.  A.  11. 
Cooke,  M.A.,  King's;  (2)  a  valuable  collection  of  Shells,  bequeathed 
by  Miss  Jane  Saul  in  1895;  (3)  a  series  of  Invertebrata  in  spirit, 
formed  by  Dr  Dohrn  of  Naples,  and  purchased  in  1883;  (4)  the  col- 
lection of  Foraminifera  formed  by  H.  B.  Brady,  Esq.,  F.R.S.,  and 
presented  by  him  in  1883  and  following  years.  From  this  extensive 
collection  Mr  Brady  selected  a  representative  series,  which  he 
further  illustrated  by  coloured  figures  from  his  monograph  of  the 
group  in  the  Reports  of  the  Challenger  Expedition ;  (5)  the  valuable 
series  of  marine  Polyzoa,  presented  by  Miss  E.  C.  Jelly  in  1895 
and  subsequent  years.     This  formed  the  beginning  of  a  collection 


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of  Polyzoa  which  has  been  largely  added  to  from  other  sources, 
especially  by  Dr  S.  F.  Harmer,  since  the  date  of  its  commencement. 

The  museum  also  possesses  very  large  collections  of  marine 
invertebrata,  brought  back  by  various  scientific  expeditions 
organised  from  Caml>ridge,  among  which  those  presented  by 
Prof.  J.  S.  Gardiner,  F.R.S.,  deserve  special  mention. 

The  collection  of  British  Insects  is  extremely  good.  It  has  been 
formed  by  the  union  of  the  old  collections  belonging  to  the  Philo- 
sophical Society,  the  Selby  collection,  the  Brown  collection— (made 
by  the  late  Messrs  J.  and  T.  Brown  of  King's  Parade) — and  the 
collection  of  Coleoptera  and  Diptera  made  by  the  late  G.  R.  Crotch, 
M.A.  of  St  John's  College,  who  bequeathed  a  sum  of  money  to 
form  a  fund  for  the  purchase  of  books  or  specimens.  Numerous 
additions  have  recently  been  made  to  the  British  collection 
among  which  should  be  mentioned  especially  the  Blackburne- 
Maze  collection  of  British  Lepidoptera,  made  by  the  late  W,  P. 
Blackburne-Maze,  Esq.,  and  presented  in  1910  by  liis  son 
C.  J.  Blackburne-Maze,  Esq.  The  Museum  also  possesses  Mr 
Crotch's  collections  of  Coccinellidse  and  Erotilidse.  The  entomo- 
logical department  has  been  largely  developed  by  the  exertions  of 
Dr  D.  Sharp,  Curator  in  Zoology,  from  1890—1909. 

Recently,  during  the  Superintendentship  of  Mr  Punnctt,  half 
the  ground-floor  of  the  annexe  has  been  devoted  to  the  exhibition 
of  series  illustrating  evolution  and  heredity.  A  large  cabinet 
has  been  obtained  through  the  generosity  of  T.  II.  Riches,  M.A., 
Caius,  and  specimens  have  been  presented  by  Prof.  Bateson, 
Prof.  Punnett  and  others  illustrating  these  subjects.  It  is 
proposed  to  call  this  department  the  "  Darwin  Gallery,"  and  it  is 
hoped  before  long  to  extend  it. 

A  Catalogue  of  the  Museum  has  been  prepared,  but  remains 
for  the  present  in  manuscript. 

The  Museum  is  managed  by  a  Superintendent,  now  elected 
by  the  Special  Board  for  Biology  and  Geology  with  the  consent 
of  the  Vice- Chancellor. 

1866  John  Willis  Clark,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

1892  Sidney  Frederic  Harmer,  Sc.l).,  F.R.S.,  King's. 

1909  Reginald  Crundall  Punnett,  M.A,,  Caius. 

1910  Leonard  Doncaster,  ScI).,  King's. 

Assistant  to  the  Superintendent,  N.  Cunliffe,  B.A.,  Trinity. 

A  Curator  in  Zoology  was  appointed  in  1877,  now  called 
Curator  in  Entomology.  His  duties  are  assigned  to  him  by 
the  Superintendent.  The  appointment  is  made  by  the  Special 
Board  for  Biology  and  Geology,  with  the  consent  of  the  Vice- 
Chancellor. 

1877  .John  Follett  Bullar,  B.  A  ,  Trinity. 

1878  Francis  .John  Henry  Jenknison,  B.A.,  Trinity. 

1879  Alfred  Cort  Haddon,  B.A.,  Christ's. 

1880  Alfred  Hands  Vookc,  B.A.  King's. 
1890  David  Sharp,  AI.A.  (M.B.  Edin.),  F.R.S. 
1909  H.  Scott,  M.A..  Trin. 


962  THE  MUSEUMS  AND   LECTURE-ROOMS. 

THE   BALFOUR  LIBRARY  AND   BALFOUR   LIBRARY 
ENDOWMENT   FUND. 

Reijulations. 

1.  That  the  Balfour  Library  be  under  the  charge  of  the  Professor  of 
Zoology,  and  that  it  be  housed  in  the  Department  of  Zoology. 

2.  That  the  Library  be  open  to  students  and  workers  in  the  Depart- 
ment of  Zoology,  and  to  such  other  persons,  whether  members  of  the 
University  or  otherwise,  as  shall  have  obtained  the  permission  of  the 
Professor  of  Zoology. 

3.  The  rules  governing  the  use  of  the  Library  may  from  time  to  time 
be  made  by  the  Professor  of  Zoology,  subject  to  the  approval  of  the  Vice- 
Chancellor. 

4.  That  the  income  of  the  Balfour  Library  Endowment  Fund  be  paid 
to  the  Professor  of  Zoology,  to  be  spent  by  him  on  the  upkeep  of  the 
Balfour  Library  or  to  be  added  to  the  capital  of  the  Fund. 

5.  That  the  accounts  of  the  Fund  be  audited  annually  by  the  Financial 
Board. 

6.  That  these  Regulations  be  subject  to  alteration  by  Grace  of  the 
Senate,  provided  that  no  change  be  made  in  the  name  of  the  Library  or 
in  that  of  the  Fund,  and  that  the  Library  continue  to  be  the  Departmental 
Library  of  the  Department  of  Zoology. 

II.    Department  of  Human  Anatomy. 

This  building  is  the  northern  portion  of  the  large  block  erected 
in  1 890,  and  consists  of  three  floors. 

On  the  ground  floor  are  large  work-rooms  and  preparation-rooms 
with  storage  room,  and  the  private  room  of  the  Professor  of 
Anatomy. 

The  first  floor  is  occupied  chiefly  by  the  Museum  of  Human 
Anatomy,  which  consists  of  an  extensive  series  of  specimens  illus- 
trative of  human  osteology  and  a  very  fine  series  of  the  skulls  of 
men  of  diflFerent  races.  There  are  also  many  dissections,  spirit 
preparations,  and  models  for  teaching  purposes. 

On  the  first  landing  is  the  Anthropological  Laboratory  in  which 
the  practical  classes  in  that  subject  are  conducted. 

Adjoining  the  gallery  of  the  Museum  is  the  bone-room,  wherein 
are  mounted  specimens  of  bones  for  the  use  of  students  ;  and  the 
Laboratory  of  Anthropology. 

The  second  floor  is  occupied  by  the  dissecting  room,  which  is 
capable  of  accommodating  250  students. 

Between  the  Departments  of  Anatomy  and  Physiology  is  a 
large  lecture-room,  common  to  the  two  Departments,  and  capable 
of  seating  280  students. 

III.  The  Medical  School  in  Downing  Street. 
The  new  Medical  School,  erected  from  the  designs  of  Mr  E.  S. 
Prior,  on  the  north  side  of  Downing  Street,  at  a  cost  of  some 
^34,000,  was  opened  by  King  Edward  VII  on  March  1,  1904, 
and  is  assigned  to  the  departments  of  Medicine,  Surgery,  Phar- 
macology, Pathology  and  Public  Health.  Connected  with  the 
Patliological  Laboratory  is  the  Humphry  Museum — intended  to 


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accommodate  specimens  chiefly  in  Morbid  Anatomy — required 
for  the  teaching  of  the  departments  above  mentioned. 

The  Pharmacological  and  the  Pathological  Laboratories  are 
thoroughly  equipped  with  apparatus  and  specimens  not  only  for 
teaching  purposes,  but  also  for  carrying  on  original  research. 

The  new  building  also  contains  a  medical  library  where  the 
most  recent  literature — both  British  and  Foreign — can  be  con- 
sulted by  Students. 

IV.    The  Botany  School. 

The  Herbarium  was  founded  by  Professor  John  Martyn  more 
than  a  hundred  and  fifty  years  since;  but  when  Professor  Henslow 
was  appointed  to  the  chair  of  Botany  in  1825,  he  found  nearly  the 
whole  of  Martyn's  collection  gone  hopelessly  lo  decay.  Professor 
J.  Martyn  also  made  a  valuable  donation  of  books  to  the  Museum ; 
these  and  many  other  books  which  have  been  recently  acquired 
are  carefully  preserved  and  available  for  use.  The  Library  of 
Charles  Darwin,  which  Dr  Francis  Darwin  has  generously  placed 
in  this  Department,  has  been  catalogued  and  is  accessible  to 
those  engaged  in  research. 

The  Herbarium  includes  selected  sets  of  plants  gathered  by 
many  botanical  travellers;  the  whole  herbarium  of  the  late 
C.  M.  Lemann,  M.D.;  and  nearly  the  whole  of  the  valuable 
herbarium  of  the  late  Dr  Lindley.  The  fine  collections  of  AlgaB 
formed  by  the  late  Dr  and  Mrs  J.  E.  Gray  (of  the  British  Museum) 
were  presented  by  them  to  the  Herbarium.  The  Herbarium  of 
the  late  celebrated  Rubologist,  Mons.  Gaston  Genevier  of  Nantes, 
was  obtained  in  1880.  The  late  Professor  Babington's  valuable 
Herbarium  and  Library  were  left  by  him  to  the  yniversity  for 
the  Botany  School.  The  Herbarium  of  the  late  Rev.  Dr  Churchill 
Babington  was  presented  in  1889.  The  Rev.  J.  D.  Gray  has 
recently  (1908)  presented  an  exceptionally  good  collection  of 
British  plants.  The  collections  are  open  to  the  use  of  botanists 
with  the  permission  of  the  Professor  or  the  Curator. 

In  1887,  Lady  Bunbury  presented  the  whole  of  the  Herbarium 
and  Botanical  Collections  of  the  late  Sir  Charles  James  Fox 
Bunbury  to  the  Botanical  Museum.  These  include  Lichens, 
Fruits  and  Seeds,  a  considerable  general  Herbarium  (British  and 
Foreign),  and  a  collection  of  Fossil  Plants. 

The  Museum  contains  also  a  large  collection  of  specimens  illus- 
trative of  subjects  treated  of  in  lectures. 

The  Botany  School,  designed  by  Mr  W.  C.  Marshall,  com- 
prises a  basement  and  three  floors,  with  a  mezzanine  between 
the  first  and  second  floors.  There  is  also  a  flat  roof,  available  for 
experimental  purposes. 

Curator  of  Herbarium — C.  E.  Moss,  B.A.,  D.Sc.  (Victoria),  Emm. 
Curator  of  Museum — H.  Hamshaw  Thomas,  M.A.,  Dowiiing. 


954      THE  MUSEUMS  AND  LECTURE-ROOMS. 

V.    The  Mineralogigal  Museum. 

The  formation  of  the  Collection  commenced  with  the  minerals 
collected  by  Dr  Edward  Daniel  Clarke,  which  were  purchased 
by  the  University  after  his  death  for  the  sum  of  £1500.  A 
collection  of  minerals  suited  for  the  purposes  of  instruction 
was  afterwards  presented  by  Dr  Whewell.  Many  fine  speci- 
mens of  common  and  rare  minerals  have  at  different  times 
been  given  by  the  late  Marquis  of  Northampton,  the  Rev. 
C.  Francis,  G.  W.  Hallam,  Esq.,  J.  Hibbert,  Esq.,  Mrs 
Calverley,  Mrs  Peacock,  Miss  Whitehurst,  W.  Hopkins,  Esq., 
J.  W.  Clark,  Esq.  and  others.  In  1858,  H.  W.  Elphinstone,  Esq., 
M.A.  of  Trinity  College,  presented  the  collection  of  the  late  Henry 
Warburton,  Esq.,  M.A.,  F.R.S.,  which  includes  the  minerals  for- 
merly in  the  possession  of  Dr  W.  H.  Wollaston.  In  1860,  the 
collection  of  Dr  James  Forbes  Young  was  presented  by  his 
brothers.  Sir  Charles  George  Young  and  H.  Young,  Esq.  In  1866, 
a  collection  containing  many  choice  minerals  was  presented  by 
Lord  Lilford.  A  valuable  series  of  specimens  of  gold,  collected  by 
the  late  J.  Hepburn,  Esq.,  was  presented  to  the  Museum  in  1870. 

In  1841,  Viscount  Alford  gave  the  University  the  rich  collection 
of  minerals  formed  by  Sir  Abraham  Hume,  Bart.  This  collection 
includes  one  of  diamonds,  of  which  a  catalogue  was  published  by 
the  Comte  de  Bournon. 

In  1857,Charles Brooke,  Esq.  M.A.,F.R,S.,of  St  John  s  College, 
presented  the  collection  of  minerals,  in  many  respects  unrivalled, 
made  by  his  father  Henry  James  Brooke,  Esq.  F.R.S.,  on  condition 
that  it  be  maintained  entire  as  the  Brooke  collection. 

In  1897  the  Rev.  Thos.  Wiltshire,  M.A.,  Hon.  Sc.D.,  of  Trinity 
College,  presented  his  fine  collection.  It  contains  many  remark- 
ably good  specimens  found  during  the  last  forty  years  in  Swiss, 
American,  and  English  localities. 

In  1899  the  Carne  collection,  consisting  mainly  of  Cornish 
minerals,  together  with  the  cabinets  in  which  it  was  contained, 
was  bought  for  the  University,  a  sum  of  over  £600  being  raised 
by  subscription  to  defray  the  cost. 

The  mineralogical  collection  is  contained  in  two  rooms  on 
the  first  tloor  of  the  west  wing  of  the  building.  The  entrance 
is  at  the  north-west  corner  of  the  Court.  The  minerals  are 
arranged  in  several  glass  covered  table-cases,  wliicli  resemble 
those  in  use  in  the  Ecole  des  Mines  of  Paris,  spage  for  duplicates 
and  for  the  specimens  required  for  the  illustration  of  lectures 
being  supplied  by  tiers  of  drawers  placed  underneath.  The 
collection  is  arranged  mainly  according  to  the  classification 
adopted  in  E.  S.  Dana's  system  of  Mineralogy. 

The  lecture  and  demonstration  rooms,  and  thcchemical  laboratory 
are  at  the  north  end  of  the  wing  and  on  the  ground  floor  below 
this  end;  they  are  entered  by  the  passage  used  for  thorough- 


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fare.  The  west  windows  of  some  of  these  rooms  and  of  some  of 
those  in  tlie  j^allery  are  provided  with  platforms  for  supporting 
the  heliostat  or  other  instrument  used  to  give  the  brif^ht  signal 
needed  in  the  determination  of  the  geometrical  characters  of 
minerals. 
The  Museum  is  open  daily  from  10  a.m.  to  4  p.m. 

Assisttnit  Curator — A.  Hutchinson,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

VI.    The  Engineering  Laboratory  and  Mechanical 
Workshops. 

The  Engineering  Laboratory  in  Free  School  Lane,  which  is  in 
the  charge  of  the  Professor  of  Mechanism  and  Applied  Mechanics, 
was  opened  in  1894.  Towards  its  cost  the  sum  of  £.5000  was 
raised  by  public  subscription.  A  further  sum  of  ^5000  was  given 
by  the  widow  and  family  of  the  late  Dr  John  Ilopkinson  in  1898, 
to  erect  a  wing  of  the  Laboratory  in  his  memory.  This  wing, 
which  has  provided  a  large  extension  of  the  original  accommoda- 
tion, was  opened  in  February,  1900.  In  1908  the  Laboratory 
was  further  enlarged  by  the  completion  of  a  new  Drawing 
Office  and  by  taking  in  the  greater  part  of  the  buildings  vacated 
by  the  Department  of  Botany.  The  Laboratory  includes  rooms 
and  apparatus  for  the  experimental  study  of  mechanics  and 
elasticity,  the  strength  of  materials,  heat  and  heat  engines, 
electricity  and  its  practical  applications.  Amongst  the  apparatus 
are  a  50-ton  testing  machine  and  three  smaller  testing  machines, 
a  large  horizontal  compound  steam  engine  specially  arranged  for 
experimental  work  and  five  other  steam-engines  (three  with 
direct-coupled  dynamos)  and  five  internal  combustion  engines, 
together  with  many  appliances  for  the  practical  study  of  elec- 
tricity. The  Laboratory  is  also  furnished  with  apparatus  for  the 
practical  study  of  hydraulics,  including  motor-driven  centrifugal 
pump  *and  two  turbines.  Adjoining  the  Laboratory  are  the 
Mechanical  Workshops,  in  which  practical  instruction  is  given 
in  wood  work  and  iron  work,  including  pattern- making,  fitting, 
turning,  and  forging.  These  are  fitted  with  numerous  lathes 
and  vices,  machines  for  shaping,  planing,  slotting,  and  drilling, 
and  all  the  appliances  necessary  for  teaching  pupils  and  for  making 
instruments  and  machinery.  There  is  also  a  drawing  office 
furnished  with  the  necessary  appliances  for  Mechanical  drawing 
and  designing. 

Courses  of  Lectures  and  practical  demonstrations  are  given 
in  the  Engineering  Laboratory  qualifying  for  the  Mechanical 
Sciences  Tripos,  and  also  for  the  Special  Examination  in  Applied 
Science. 

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VII.    The  Optical  Lecture-Room. 

This  room  is  at  the  south-west  corner  of  the  upper  floor  of 
the  Museums  adjacent  to  the  rooms  occupied  by  the  Lucasian, 


958  THE  MUSEUMS  AND  LECTURE-ROOMS. 

Lowndean  and  Plumian  Professors.  It  is  arranged  as  a  lecture 
theatre,  the  fittings  having  been  designed,  perhaps  in  part  by 
Sir  G.  B.  Airy,  but  mainly  by  Sir  G.  G.  Stokes,  so  as  to  be  adapted 
to  optical  demonstrations  with  the  aid  of  sunlight  reflected  from 
outside  by  heliostats.  The  lectures  of  the  Lucasian  Professor  are 
still  delivered  in  this  room ;  and  it  is  also  the  stated  place  of 
meeting  of  the  Cambridge  Philosophical  Society. 

The  arrangement  for  the  practice  of  students  in  astronomical 
observation,  which  was  formerly  connected  with  this  lecture  room, 
have  now  been  transferred  to  the  Observatory. 

VIII.  The  Chemical  Laboratory. 
The  Chemical  Laboratory  is  a  large  building  in  Pembroke 
Street,  facing  the  South  side  of  Pembroke  College;  the  older 
portion  was  erected  in  1887  from  the  design  of  Mr  J.  J.  Stevenson 
upon  a  plan  proposed  by  Professor  Liveing,  and  in  1908  an 
eastern  wing  was  added  from  the  design  of  Messrs  Stevenson 
and  Redfern.  The  principal  entrance  is  from  Pembroke  Street, 
but  access  can  also  be  obtained  from  the  Museums'  Court  and 
Free  School  Lane;  a  bronze  bust  of  Professor  Liveing  adorns 
the  entrance  hall.  The  ground  floor  contains  the  laboratories  for 
elementary  work,  comprising  the  main  laboratory  {)rovided  with 
accommodation  for  130  students,  an  auxiliary  laboratory  to 
accommodate  80  students,  and  a  room  between  them  which  is 
used  for  large  operations  ;  communicating  with  this  suite  are 
two  balance  rooms  and  two  rooms  for  the  conduct  of  operations 
with  noxious  gases,  etc.  Separated  from  this  set  of  rooms  by  the 
entrance  hall  are  three  lecture  rooms  connected  directly  with  one 
suite  of  preparation  and  specimen  rooms.  The  large  lecture 
room  seats  240,  and  is  accessible  by  separate  entrances  from  the 
street  and  from  the  rear:  the  two  smaller,  each  seating. 60,  are 
approached  from  the  entrance  hall.  The  mezzanine  floor  at  the 
west  end  of  the  building  contains  laboratories  for  special  pur- 
poses, and  the  mezzanine  on  the  main  staircase  gives  access  to 
the  private  room  of  the  Professor  of  Chemistry  and  a  room  for 
organic  analysis  ;  on  the  mezzanine  floors  at  the  east  end  are 
four  smaller  laboratories  for  the  use  of  the  lecturers  in  Chemistry. 
On  the  first  floor  are  found  a  large  advanced  laboratory,  which 
accommodates  about  65  students,  and  an  auxiliary  laboratory 
with  benches  for  ^0  workers;  these  are  connected  through  a 
large  room  which  is  used  for  special  operations.  To  the  west  of 
these  rooms  are  a  balance  room,  the  lecture  and  private  rooms 
of  the  Jacksonian  Professor  and  another  laboratory  devoted  to 
organic  Chemistry.  At  the  east  end,  communicating  directly 
with  the  advanced  laboratory,  are  the  private  laboratories  of  the 
Professor  of  Chemistry  and  a  large  physico-chemical  laboratory. 
Higher  up  are  the  library  and  several  rooms  for  special  investi- 
gations ;  the  attic  floor  contains  rooms  for  the  housekeeper  and 


THE  MUSEUMS  AND  LECTURE-ROOMS.  957 

the  assistants,  and  for  a  spectroscope  with  a  concave  grating.  One 
part  of  the  roof  has  been  arranged  as  a  large  flat  area  upon 
which  work  can  be  carried  out  in  the  open  air. 

The  basement  contains  laboratories  for  demonstration  pur- 
poses and  two  rooms  fitted  entirely  with  fire-proof  materials  in 
which  operations  with  easily  inflammable  substances  can  be  safely 
conducted.  Under  the  set  of  three  lei;ture  rooms  are  receiving 
and  store  rooms  and  rooms  for  gas  analysis  and  high  temperature 
work,  together  with  the  metallurgical  laboratory,  furnace  room 
and  balance  room  occupied  by  the  Goldsmiths'  Reader  in  Metal- 
lurgy. To  the  east  of  the  entrance  hall  are  the  machinery  room, 
containing  tw^o  small  steam  engines,  a  dynamo,  air  pumps  and 
other  machinery,  the  accumulator  room  and  the  boiler  house. 
Further  east  lie  a  large  research  laboratory  connected  with  a 
balance  room,  and  a  lecture  room,  to  seat  150,  with  its  accom- 
panying preparation  room. 

The  whole  building  is  warmed  by  steam  and  hot  water, 
and  steam  is  laid  on  to  all  the  rooms  for  use  in  chemical  opera- 
tions. Tubes  from  the  air  pumps  are  led  into  the  different  rooms, 
some  giving  low  exhaustion  for  filtering  are  distributed  to  the 
working  benches,  while  those  giving  the  highest  exhaustion  are 
carried  to  the  balance  rooms,  lecture  rooms,  and  a  few  other  points. 
The  large  lecture  room,  and  the  low  rooms  on  the  mezzanine  floors 
are  lighted  by  electricity,  and  there  are  leads  from  the  dynamo 
and  storage  battery  to  all  the  lecture  rooms  for  experimental  pur- 
poses. A  separate  small  storage  battery  can  be  placed  in  connec- 
tion with  any  of  the  laboratories  where  an  electric  current  is 
needed.  The  whole  of  the  working  rooms  are  ventilated  by  a  shaft 
100  feet  high  heated  by  the  boiler  furnaces.  The  Laboratories  are 
open  for  the  use  of  members  of  the  University  who  comply  with 
the  rules,  daily  during  term  time  and  during  July  and  August, 
from  10  a.m.  till  6  p.m.  The  fee  for  the  use  of  the  laboratory  is 
£3.  'Ss.  a  term  :  ordinary  apparatus  is  supplied,  but  all  chemicals 
used  and  all  damage  done  to  the  apparatus  of  the  laboratory  must 
be  paid  for.  No  one  is  admitted  to  work  in  the  advanced 
laboratories  until  he  has  proved  his  competence  to  the  satisfac- 
tion of  the  Professor  of  Chemistry  or  the  Jacksonian  Professor ; 
nor  are  any  experiments  or  researches  allowed  which  are  not 
approved  by  one  or  the  other  of  those  Professors. 

Assistant  to  the  Professor  of  Chemistry — John  Read,  Ph.D.  (ZUrich). 

IX.    The  Cavendish  Laboratory. 

This  Laboratory,  in  which  every  facility  is  furnished  for  the 
prosecution  of  physical  research,  was  the  munificent  gift  of 
William  Cavendish,  Seventh  Duke  of  Devonshire,  K.G.  late 
Chancellor  of  the  University. 

The  building  was  erected  from  the  designs  of  W.  M.  Fawcett, 
M.A.,  of  Jesus  College,  at  an  expense  of  about  £10,000. 


958  THE   SEDGWICK  MUSEUM. 

All  iuUlitiun  has  been  recently  erected  on  the  Mortlock  site 
at  a  cost  of  about  £8000,  the  greater  part  of  wliich  sum  was 
provided  by  the  Nobel  Trizo  awarded  to  Lord  Rayleigh,  who 
handed  over  the  Prize  to  the  Department  for  this  purpose. 

The  ground  floor  contains  a  set  of  rooms  for  operations 
requiring  great  steadiness,  such  as  exact  measurements.  A 
store-room,  a  workshop,  and  a  battery-room  are  also  provided 
on  the  ground-floor. 

The  first  floor  contains  a  spacious  lecture-room  with  a  prepa- 
ration-room, a  large  apparatus-room,  a  private  room  for  the  pro- 
fessor, and  a  large  working  laboratory,  fitted  with  tables  standing 
on  beams  of  their  own,  so  as  to  be  independent  of  the  vibrations 
of  the  floor.  All  the  tables  in  the  building  are  supported  in  the 
same  way,  and  there  are  in  every  floor  small  trap-doors  by  means 
of  which  bodies  may  be  suspended  over  the  tables  in  the  room 
beneath  and  through  which  electric  and  other  communications 
may  be  made. 

The  Laboratory  is  open  daily  from  10  a.m.  till  5  p.m.,  under 
the  superintendence  of  the  Professor  of  Experimental  Physics, 
for  the  use  of  any  members  of  the  University  who  may  desire  to 
acquire  a  knowledge  of  experimental  methods,  and  to  take  part 
in  physical  researches. 

Experimental  lectures  upon  Mechanics,  Heat,  Sound,  Electri- 
city and  Magnetism,  are  given  daily  during  Term,  under  the 
direction  of  the  Professor  of  Experimental  Physics,  and  are  open 
to  all  members  of  the  University. 

X.    Philosophical  Library. 

The  use  of  the  Library  of  the  Cambridge  Philosophical  Society 
was  offered  to  the  University  in  1881 ;  and  the  conditions  sug- 
gested by  the  Society  having  been  accepted  by  the  Senate 
(2  June,  1881),  the  books  were  transferred  to  the  large  room  on 
the  ground  floor  of  the  central  building,  with  the  view  of  com- 
mencing a  general  Scientific  Library.  The  number  of  books  and 
periodicals  has  already  been  largely  increased  by  donations,  ex- 
changes and  purchases ;  and  the  Library  thus  formed  is  found  to 
be  of  great  service  to  the  Professors  and  others  who  work  in  the 
New  Museums.  It  is  open  daily  during  Term  from  ten  to  one. 
and  from  two-thirty  to  six,  and  during  vacation  according  as  the 
Committee  may  from  time  to  time  determine. 


THE  SEDGWICK  MUSEUM. 
The  original  Museum  consisted  exclusively  of  those  specimens, 
English  and  Foreign,  which  are  described  in  Dr  Woodward's 
Catalogues,  printed  in  1728-9.  The  English  Fossils  were  be- 
queathed by  him  to  the  University  ;  and  by  a  Grace  of  the  Senate, 
dated  Feb.  26,  1729,  the  Vice- Chancellor  was  empowered  to  pur- 


THE  SEDGWICK  MUSEUM.  959 

chase,  for  a  sum  not  exceeding  £1000,  the  Foreign  Fossils 
described  in  those  catalogues.  During  the  lifetime  of  Professor 
Sedgwick  and  greatly  by  his  influence  £23,400  was  collected  for 
the  extension  of  the  University  Library  and  the  erection  of  a 
Geological  Museum,  which  occupied  two-thirds  of  the  building 
then  erected  and  represented  say  £15,598.  £3900  of  Wood- 
wardian  Trust  money  was  put  into  the  same  building,  Tlie 
University  enabled  the  Geological  Department  to  realise  these 
assets,  and  after  Professor  Sedgwick's  death  the  public  were 
again  invited  to  subscribe,  and  by  1898  £28,700  was  raised 
by  subscriptions  and  interest.  Dr  Latham,  late  Master  of 
Trinity  Hall,  gave  some  £700,  and  thus  a  sum  of  nearly  £49,000 
has  been  given  to  the  University  for  the  Geological  Museum. 

Thus  the  immense  collection  which  grew  around  the  original 
Woodwardian  Museum  has  been  housed  in  a  building  erected  as 
a  memorial  to  Professor  Sedgwick,  and  opened  by  His  Majesty 
King  Edward  VII.  on  March  1,  1904. 

The  original  collection  possesses  great  historic  value,  as 
representing  the  condition  of  a  progressive  science  during  the  latter 
half  of  the  17th  century,  and  has  not  been  incorporated  among  the 
more  recent  additions  to  the  Museum.  It  contains  amongst  other 
things  the  fossils  collected  by  Agostino  Scilla,  a  distinguished 
Sicilian  painter  who  published  in  1670  a  work  entitled  "La  Vana 
speculazione  disingannata  dal  seiiso,"  in  which  he  shows  by  com- 
parison with  recent  forms  that  Fossils  are  really  the  remains  of 
Organisms.  Pencil  drawings  of  these  fossils  made  by  Scilla  to 
illustrate  his  work  are  preserved  in  the  Museum. 

Dr  Woodward  founded  the  chair  of  Geology,  to  support  this 
view,  in  opposition  to  Dr  Elie  Camerarius,  who  held  that  fossils 
were  lusus  naturw. 

Professor  Green,  1778 — 1788,  added  a  few  valuable  organic 
remains  to  the  Woodwardian  cabinets:  and  Professor  Hailstone, 
1788 — 1818,  formed  a  collection  of  simple  minerals,  and  other 
specimens  illustrative  of  the  physical  structure  of  the  British  Isles 
5ind  of  some  portions  of  the  Continent. 

During  fifty-two  years  continual  additions  were  made  to  the 
collection  by  the  personal  labours  and  munificence  of  Professor 
Sedgwick,  by  contributions  from  Cambridge  Graduates  and 
Undergraduates,  by  the  purchase  of  specimens  from  time  to 
time  out  of  the  old  Woodwardian  surplus  fund,  and,  since  the 
ipromulgation  of  the  new  Statutes,  by  special  grants  from  the 
Senate.  These  later  additions  have  been  recorded  in  the  annual 
ireports. 

The  palaeozoic  collections  added  to  the  Museum  during  the 
forty-four  years  previous  to  1855  were  arranged  and  classified  by 
Professor  M*=Coy,  and  his  catalogue  of  them  was  published,  with 
llan  introductory  Essay  by  Professor  Sedgwick 


960  THE   SELWYN  DIVINITY   SCHOOL. 

A  Catalogue  of  the  Fossils  of  the  older  Pala5ozoic  strata  was 
prepared  by  J.  W.  Salter,  also  with  a  Preface  by  Professor 
Sedgwick,  the  last  work  which  proceeded  from  his  pen. 

Catalogues  of  the  Reptiles  and  Birds  by  Professor  H.  G.  Seclcy, 
and  of  the  Type  specimens  in  the  Museum  by  Mr  Henry  Woods, 
M.A..,  of  St  John's  College,  have  been  printed  by  the  University. 

The  Museum  contains  many  collections  of  note,  among  which 
may  be  mentioned  those  of  Lcckenby,  Fletcher,  Hugh  Strickland, 
Montague  Smith,  Wiltshire,  Meyer,  and  Whidbome,  and  portions 
of  others  which  have  an  exceptional  value  from  having  been  made 
by  specialists  such  as  Count  Miinster,  Barrand,  Bonney, 
Hudlestone,  Binney,  and  Turnbull ;  also  the  Petrological  Museum 
arranged  by  Ilarker,  the  BUis  collection  of  Graptolites,  the  Watson 
collection  of  Building  Stones,  Marbles,  &c.,  besides  numerous 
additions  to  the  general  collection  by  Marr,  Woods,  Reed,  and 
other  members  of  the  stafi'. 


THE  SELWYN  DIVINITY  SCHOOL. 

The  original  Divinity  School,  probably  the  oldest  University 
building,  was  on  the  north  side  of  the  '  Schools  Quadrangle,' 
under  the  present  Catalogue-Room  of  the  University  Library. 
This  School  was  incorporated  in  the  Library  in  accordance  with 
a  report  of  the  Library  Syndicate  in  the  year  1856.  In  the  same 
year  William  Selwyn,  D.D.,  of  St  John's  College,  Lady  Margaret's 
Professor  of  Divinity,  set  apart  ^700  a  year  from  the  income  of  his 
chair  as  an  augmentation  of  the  stipend  of  the  Norrisian  Pro- 
fessor, proposing  at  the  same  time,  if  the  Norrisian  Professorship 
should  meanwhile  become  vacant,  to  continue  the  same  contri- 
bution during  his  tenure  of  his  office  for  the  furtherance  of 
theological  studies  in  such  way  as  might  seem  best. 

In  accordance  with  this  provision  a  Trust  was  formed  in  the 
year  1864  to  receive  and  administer  the  sums  so  set  apart  with  a 
view  to  building  a  Divinity  School ;  and  shortly  before  Prof, 
Selwyn's  death,  on  April  24,  1875,  when  the  accumulated  Fund 
amounted  to  nearly  ^10,000,  a  Syndicate  was  appointed  (Dec.  8, 
1874)  to  consider  the  best  site  for  such  a  building.  In  accordance 
with  their  report,  a  site  opposite  St  John's  College  was  purchased 
by  the  University  for  £3750  (Grace  of  May  27,  1875).  On  Nov.  2, 
1876,  designs  prepared  by  Mr  Basil  Champneys,  M.A.  of 
Trinity  College,  for  the  Divinity  School  and  Literary  Lecture 
Rooms  aajoining  it,  in  "English  Gothic  of  the  early  part  of  the 
sixteenth  century,"  were  approved  by  the  Senate,  and  the  Divinity 
School  was  occupied  on  Oct.  24,  1879.  The  entire  cost  of  the 
Divinity  School,  including  fittings  and  furniture,  amounted  to  a 
little  more  than  Jl  1,000,  of  which  about  J10,700  was  provided  by 
Dr  Selwyn's  gift.    The  niches  on  the  exterior  have  since  been 


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filled  (1892—1898)  with  a  series  of  statues,  through  the  liberality 
of  the  late  Mr  Samuel  Sandars,  M.A.,  of  Trinity  College,  and 
Mrs  Sandars.  The  statues,  executed  by  Mr  Edmund  Kett  of 
Cambridge,  represent  nine  eminent  Cambridge  theologians  (Arch- 
bishops Cranmer  and  Parker,  Bishops  Fisher,  Pearson,  A ndrewes 
and  Lightfoot,  Erasmus,  John  Lightfoot  and  Whichcote). 

The  Divinity  School  contains  a  large  Lecture  Room,  capable  of 
holding  about  250  students,  a  smaller  Lecture  Room,  a  Library, 
and  four  rooms  for  the  Professors.  The  Library  is  open  to 
Students  between  5  and  6.30  p.m.  on  every  week  day,  except 
Monday. 

THE   LAW  SCHOOL   AND   SQUIRE   LAW   LIBRARY. 

These  buildings,  which  are  situated  in  Downing  Street,  adjoin 
the  Sedgwick  Memorial  Museum  on  the  East,  and  the  Archaeo- 
logical Museum,  now  in  process  of  erection,  on  the  West.  All 
were  designed  by  Mr  T.  G.  Jackson,  RA,  The  funds  for  the 
building  oif  the  Law  Library,  for  the  purchase  of  furniture,  and 
for  the  original  stocking  of  the  Library  with  books,  were  provided 
under  the  will  of  the  late  Miss  Rebecca  Flower  Squire,  who  died 
November  26,  1898.  Provision  has  also  been  made,  under  the 
same  will,  for  the  salary  of  a  Librarian  and  for  the  further  pur- 
chase and  renewal  of  books. 

In  addition,  a  sum  of  £1000  has  been  received  from  the  Master 
and  Fellows  of  Gonville  and  Caius  College  in  trust  for  the  benefit 
of  the  Squire  Law  Library ;  such  sum  to  be  entitled  the  Charles 
Monro  Fund  and  the  aniuial  income  to  be  devoted  to  the  pur- 
chase and  binding  of  foreign  books. 

REGULATIONS  FOR  THE   SQUIRE  LAW  LIBRARY. 

1.  The  Library  shall  be  called  the  Squire  Law  Library. 

2.  The  Library  shall  be  open,  during  Term,  from  9  a.m.  to  1  p.m.  and 
except  on  Saturdays  from  3  to  7  p.m.,  on  all  days  on  which  the  University 
Library  is  open,  and  in  Vacation,  at  such  hours  and  on  such  days  as  the 
Special  Board  for  Law  shall  from  time  to  time  determine :  provided  that 
except  in  the  month  of  September  it  shall  be  open  on  all  days  on  which 
the  University  Library  shall  be  open. 

3.     The  Library  shall  be  open  to 
(a)   all  Members  of  the  University, 
(6)    all  other  persons  whose  names  are  on  the  Electoral  Roll  for  the 

time  being, 
(c)    all  other  persons  who  are  entitled  to  borrow  books  from  the  Uni- 
versity Library  under  the  Regulations  in  force  for  the  time 
being, 
{d)  all  persons  who  obtain  from  the  Special  Board  for  Law  per- 
mission to  use  the  Library.    Any  such  permission  shall  be  valid 
only  till  the  first  meeting  of  the  Board  in  the  Michaelmas  Term 
next  after  its  issue,  and  shall  be  revocable  at  any  time  without 
notice  and  without  cause  assigned. 
4,    No  Book  shall  be  borrowed  from  the  Library,  except 

41 


962      THE  LAW  SCHOOL  AND  SQUIRE  LAW  LIBRARY. 

(a)  with  the  permission  of  tlie  Univei-Kity  Librarian,  or 

(b)  by  Professors,  Readers  or  Lecturers,  for  use  in  the  Law  School, 

in  connexion  with  their  teaching.  Books  so  borrowed  for  use 
in  the  Law  School  shall  be  returned  to  the  Library  on  the  day 
on  which  they  are  borrowed,  and  shall  under  no  circumstances 
be  removed  from  the  Law  School  Buildings. 

5.  Ally  person  who  damages,  or  causes  the  loss  of,  any  Book  shall  be 
excluded  from  the  use  of  the  Library  till  he  has  made  compensation  to  the 
satisfaction  of  the  Special  Board  for  Law. 

6.  The  Special  Board  for  Law  shall  have  power  to  accept  the  Gift  to 
the  Library,  or  the  Deposit  therein,  of  any  Books,  and  any  condition 
imposed  on  such  Gift  or  Deposit  shall  be  effectual  notwithstaiiduig  any- 
thing in  these  Rules. 


3^ 


m 


■j4 


PETERHOUSE, 

OR 

St  PETER'S  COLLEGE. 
(Founded  a.d.  1284.) 

Copies  of  the  Statutes  in  the  British  Museum;  Old  Statutes 
Mss.  Harley,  No.  7032,  p.  187.  New,~No.  7046,  p.  132 
(Printed  in  ♦*  Documents  relating  to  the  University  and 
Colleges  of  Cambridge,"  Vol.  ii.  pp.  6 — 116).  The  Statutes  as 
apf)roved  by  the  Queen  in  Council  29th  June,  1882,  are 
printed  in  the  London  Gazette. 
This  most  ancient  College  or  House  was  founded  by  Hugh  de 
Balsham,  Bishop  of  Ely,  for  a  Master  and  fourteen  Fellows. 

According  to  the  Statutes  of  1882,  the  foundation  consists  of  a 
Master,  eleven  Fellows,  and  twenty-three  Scholars. 

The  Master,  who  is  elected  by  the  Fellows,  must  be  a  Master 
of  Arts,  or  of  some  equal  or  superior  degree,  in  the  University  of 
Cambridge  or  Oxford. 

The  Fellows  are  to  be  elected  from  among  the  Graduates  of 
the  College,  or,  if  the  Society  think  fit,  from  among  the  other 
Graduates  of  Cambridge  or  Oxford.  One  of  the  Fellowships  is 
entitled  a  Professorial  Fellowship,  and  can  be  held  only  by  a 
Professor  of  the  University.  Fellowships  are  tenable  for  six  years, 
unless  in  the  following  cases :  any  Fellow  who  becomes  either 
the  Head  or  a  Fellow  of  another  College  immediately  vacates  his 
Fellowship  in  this  College :  any  Fellow  who  has  been  pre- 
sented by  the  College  to  any  Benefice  of  the  clear  annual  value 
of  £400  or  upwards  shall  vacate  his  Fellowship  one  year  after 
presentation  :  any  Fellow  who  serves  the  College  in  one 
of  the  privileged  offices  of  Tutor,  Assistant  Tutor,  Senior 
Bursar  or  Dean,  and  has  been  a  privileged  Officer  for  at  least 
two  years,  retains  his  Fellowship  for  six  years  independently  of 
the  time  he  has  been  a  privileged  officer,  and,  if  he  holds  such 
an  office  for  twenty  years,  retains  the  Fellowship  for  life :  any 
Fellow  who  holds  a  Professorship  in  the  University  or  who  holds 
the  office  of  Public  Orator,  or  Registrary,or  University  Librarian, 
retains  his  Fellowship  notwithstanding  the  expiration  of  six  years, 
while  he  holds  such  University  office.  A  Fellow  may,  with 
consent  of  the  College,  resign  the  pecuniary  emoluments  of  his 
Fellowship,  and,  retaining  all  its  other  privileges,  become  a  Super- 
numerary Fellow :  in  this  case  the  College  proceeds  to  the 
election  of  a  new  Fellow.  The  College  has  power  to  elect 
td  one  Fellowship  a  person  eminent  for  Science  or  Learning, 
whether  a  Graduate  of  Cambridge  or  Oxford,  or  not.  The 
Master  and  Fellows  may  also  elect  any  member  of  the  College 

41-2 


964  PETEKHOUSE. 

whom  they  think  it  desirable  so  to  distinguish,  to  be  an  Honorary 
Fellow. 

It  is  directed  in  the  Statutes  of  1882  that  the  Scholarships 
and  Bye-fellowships  of  the  College  shall  be  consolidated  ami 
form  a  common  fund  to  be  called  the  Open  Scholarship  Fund, 
out  of  which  there  shall  be  founded  : — 

£ 
Twelve  open  Scholarships  of  60  per  annum  each,  at  least. 

Six    ditto  40  ditto  ditto 

Five  ditto  20  ditto  ditto 

At  present  there  have  been  founded    £. 

Two  Hale  Scholarships  of  80  per  annum. 

Two  Parke       80     

Six  Hale  60     

Two  Parke 60     

One  Gisborne     60     

One  Carter 60     

One  Whitf^iftand  Perne..    50     

Two  Gisborne 40     

One  Cosin 40     

One  North  and  Woodward  40     

Two  Gisborne    20     

One  Ramsey 20     

Scholars  are  elected  from  amonj;  Residents  and  non-Residents. 
Foundation  Scholarships  are  adjudged  to  Residents  (irrespective 
of  age)  according  to  the  results  of  the  various  Annual  College  and 
University  Examinations,  for  proficiency  in  Mathematics,  Classics, 
Natural  Science,  Moral  Science,  Theology,  Law,  History,  &c., 
and  are  tenable  until  the  holder  is  of  standing  to  take  the  degree 
of  B.A.  Entrance  Scholarships  are  adjudged  after  competition 
among  candidates  who  have  not  commenced  residence  in  the" 
University,  and  are  not  more  than  19  years  of  age  at  the  time  of 
the  Examination,  of  which  due  notice  is  given.  Exhibitions  may 
also  be  adjudged  to  candidates  at  the  same  competition,  with- 
out limit  of  age. 

In  case  of  special  merit  the  Master  and  Fellows  have  power  to 
prolong  the  tenure  of  scholarships;  also  to  promote  from  one 
to  another,  or  to  confer  upon  a  Scholar  a  second  scholarship  in 
consideration  of  distinguished  merit. 

The  Master  and  Fellows  have  also  power  to  apply  a  certain 
part  of  the  Open  Scholarship  Fund  in  donations  to  deserving, 
Students,  whether  Scholars  or  not.  The  income  of  the  '  Hugo  de 
Balsham  Fund'  is  applied  in  aid  of  students  engaged  in  advanced 
study  or  research.  ' 

There  is  an  Exhibition  from  the  Company  of  Clothworkers, 
and  one  from  the  Company  of  Ironmongers.  To  the  Miller 
Exhibition  the  Master  and  Fellows  elect  some  person  educated 
at  Huntingdon  Free  Grammar  School,  if  any  such  duly  qualified 
person  presents  himself:  if  not,  some  otherwise  duly  qualified 
person. 


PETEKHOUSE. 


965 


Prizes  are  awarded  to  those  who  are  most  successful  in  the 
va,rious  subjects  of  the  Annual  Examinations. 

The  Tait  Prize  is  awarded  periodically  for  an  Essay  on  a  subject 
in  Mathematical  or  Experimental  Physics. 


June  Examinations  and  Prize  List,  1913. 

Freshmen.  Second  Year. 


Mathematics. 

Housden,  Prizeman 

Stewart 

Best 

Colsou 


Classics. 


Mathematics. 
Reichert,  Prizeman 
Wiseman 
Wilson 

Classics. 
Elkington 
WiUiams,  G.  V. 

Law. 
Dodd 

History. 

Happold 

Andrews 

Jolly 

Dawson 

Sealy 

Martyn 

Natural  Sciences. 

Thomas,  Prizeman 

The  prize  for  Classical  Composition  was  awarded  to  Elkington. 
A  prize  of  iJlO  for  books  was  awarded  to  Bossier. 


Price 


Moral  Sciences. 
Farmer,  Prizeman. 


LIST  OF  MASTERS. 


1290  Geiard  de  Hoc. 
1330  Robert  de  Winwick. 
1338  Robert  deMildenhall. 
b339  Roger  de  la  Goter. 
1344  Ralph  de  Holbeche. 
1349  William  de  VVhittlesea. 
1351  Richard  de  Wisbeche. 
1374   rhomasde  Wormenhall. 
1381  John  de  Newton. 
1397  William  Cavendish. 
1397  John  de  Bottlesham. 
1400  Thos.de  Castro  Bernardi. 
1418  John  Holbrook. 
1436  Thomas  Lane. 
1473  John  Wark worth. 
1500  Thomas  Denman. 
1500  Henry  Hornby. 
1517  William  Burj^oyne. 
1523  .lohn   Kdmunds. 
1544  Ralph  Aynsworth. 


1553  Andrew  Perne. 

1589  Robert  Some. 

1608  John  Richardson. 

1615  Thomas  Turner, 

1617  Leonard  Mawe. 

1625  Matthew  Wren. 

1634  John  Cosin.  ' 

1644  Lazarus  Seaman. 

1660  John  Cosin. 

1660  Bernard  Hale. 

1663  Joseph  Beaumont. 

1699  Thomas  Richardson. 

1733  John  Whalley. 

1748  Edmund  Keene. 

1754  Edmund  Law. 

1788  Francis  Barnes. 

1838  William  Hodgson. 

1847  Henry  Wilkinson  Cookson. 

1876  James  Porter. 

1900  Sir Adolphus  William  Wakd. 


966  PETERHOUSE. 

Visitor 9  The  Lord  Bishop  of  Ely 


THE   PRESENT'  SOCIETY. 

Master,  ^Sir  Adolphus  William  Ward,  Litt.I).,  elected  1900. 

Tutor,  H.  J.  Edwards,  M.A. 

Assistant  Tutor,  H.  W.  V.  Temperley,  M.A. 

Lecturers. 


Mathematics. 

J.  M.  Dodds,  M.A. 
J.  H.  Grace,  M.A. 


Classics. 
H.  J.  Edwards,  M.A. 


History. 
H.  W.  V.  Temperley,  M.A. 
Director  of  Natural  Science  Studies,  T.  G.  Bedford,  M.A. 
Supervisor  of  Theological  Studies,  G.  H.  Clayton,  M.A, 
Supervisor  of  Law  Studies,  P.  H.  Winfield,  M.A. 
Dean,  G.  H.  Clayton,  M.A. 
Senior  Bursar,  J.  M.  Dodds,  M.A. 
Junior  Bursar,  T.  A.  Walker,  M.A.,  LL.D. 
Prelector,  H.  J.  Edwards,  M.A. 
Librarian,  T.  A.  Walker,  M.A.,  LL.D. 
Chaplains,  W.  E.  Barnes,  D.D. 
G.  H.  Clayton,  M.A. 
Steward,  T.  A.  Walker,  M.A.,  LL.D. 


Foundation  Fellows. 

Dickson,  James  Douj^las  Hamilton,  M.A.,  F.R.S.E. 

Dodds,  John  Macalister,  M.A. 
2Dewar,  Sir  James,  M.A.,  F.R.SS.L.  and  E. 
3  Walker,  Rev.  Thomas  Alfred,  M.A.,  LL.D. 
*  Barnes,  Rev.  William  Emery,  D.D. 
5  Edwards,  Henry  John,  C.B.,  M.A. 
•J  Temperley,  Harold  William  Vazeille,  M.A. 
7 Clayton,  Rev.  Geoffrey  Hare,  M.A. 
^Searle,  George  Frederick  Charles,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 

1  Fellow  of  the  British  Academy.  Late  4  Jeretnie  Priie,  1879.  Grouse  Scholar,  1881. 
Principal  of  the  Owen B  College,  Manchester,  and  ,  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  1882.  HuUean  Professor  of 
Vice-Chauoellor     of     the     Victoria    University.     Divinity. 

Prussian  Order  of  the  Crown  (Second  Class).  I  5  Browne  Medal,  1890.  .Tereraie  Prize,  1892. 
Hon.  LL.D.  Glasgow,  St  Andrews.  Hon.  Litt.D.  Colonel  commanding  the  Cambridge  University 
Vict.     Hon.  Ph.D.  Leipzig.  Contingent,  Officers  Training  Corps. 

2  Professorial  Fellow.  Jacksonian  Professor  of  6  Gladstone  Memorial  Prize.  Members' Prize, 
Elxperimental Philosophy.  Fullerian  Professor,  I  1901.  Allen  .Scholarship,  1903.  Prince  Consort 
Royal  Institution,  London.    Hon.  LL.D.  Glasgow,     Prize,  1904.     Seeley  Medal,  1904. 

at  Andrews.   Edinburgh.     Hon.   Sc.D.   Victoria,!       1  BellSchoIar,I904.  GeorgeWilliamsPrize,]907. 

0.\ford,  Dublin.  !      8  University  Lecturer  in  Experimental  Physics, 

8  Lighlfool  Scholar, 1884VVhewellScholar, 1884.  \  and  Demonstrator  at  the  Cavendish  Laboratory. 


PETERHOUSE. 


967 


Honorary  Fellows. 
1  Lilly,  William  Samuel,  LL.M. 
'^* Smith,  The  Hon.  Sir  Charles  Abercrombie,  M.A. 
^Solomon,  The  Hon.  Sir  Richard,  G.C.M.G.,  K.C.B.,  K.C.V.O., 
K.C.,  M.A. 
"^Richmond,  Douglas  Close,  C.B.,  M.A. 
•■'^Hiil,  Micaiah  John  Muller,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 


Scholars. 


Vellacott,  Paul  Cairn,  B.A. 
Stewart,  Alexander  Charles 
Housilen,  Ei-nest  Frederick 
Price,  Edwin  Jones 
Walter,  Hubert  Conrad 
Best,  Ronald  William  Glennie 
Reichert,  Robert  Jacob 
Wiseman,  Christopher  Luke 
Thomas,  Harold 


Elkington,  Thomas  Garrett 

Adair,  Edward  Robert 

Farmer,  Herbert  Henry 

Lloyd,  Robert  Arthur 

Sherman,  Simon 

Neville,  Maurice  Raymond 

Lloyd,  Kenneth 

Reynolds,  Henry  Edward  King 


Organ  Scholar,  Middleton,  Hubert  Stanley 


Exhibitioners. 


Lias,  Edmund  Thomas  Mortlock 
Williams,  Gerald  Vernon 
Marty n,  Ronald  Flower 
Mason,  Reginald  Frank 


D.D. 

1911  c  Fletcher,  Rev.  Reginald  James 

^  Watson,  Rev.  Herbert  Armstrong 
191-2  8  Wood,  Right  Rev.  Cecil  John 

LL.D. 

1894  9  Bate,  John  Pawley 

M.D. 

1868  Balls-Headley,  Walter,  &  M.A., 

M.C. 

1869  Birdwood,  Roger  Alan,  &  M.A. 
1890    Tebb,  William  Scott,  &  M.A. 


»  I.me  Fellows. 

1  Author  ot  "Ancient  Religion  and  Modern 
Thought,"  "The  Great  Enigma,"  "The  Claims 
of  Christianity,"  4c.  Late  Undersecretary  to  the 
(iovernment  of  Madras. 

2  Vice-Chancellor  of  the  Cape  University. 
Late  Controller  and  Auditor  (General,  Ciipe 
Colony.    Smith's  Prlzeinau,  1858. 

3  High  Commissioner  for  the  Union  of  South 
Africa. 

4  Bell's  University  Scholar  1868.  Late  Comp- 
troller and  Auditor-General  of  the  Exchequer. 

5  Professor  of  Pure  Mathematics,  University 
ColleKP,  London.  Smith's  Prizeman,  1879.  Hon. 
LL.D.  St  Andrews. 

6  Preacher  of  Gray's  Inn.     Hulsean  Lecturer, 


Tisdall,  John  Theodore  St  Clair 
Abraham,  Louis  Arnold 
Exham,  Richard  Kenah  Stuart 


DumbIeton,CharlesEardley,&M.A.  1891 
NicoUs,  William,  &  M.A.  \qqq 

^^  Birdwood,  Gordon  Travers,  &  M.A.  1399 
Scott,  George  Melmoth,  &  B.A.  1903 
Martin,  John  Middleton,  &  B.A.  1903 
Macnamara,  Eric  Danvers,  &  M. A .  1908 
Honeybourne,  William  Robert,  &  1913 
M.A. 

Sc.D. 

11* Bryan,  George  Hartley,  F.R.S.  1896 

i2*Young,  William  Henry,  F.R.S.  1903 

13 Scott,  Alexander,  F.R.S.  1907 

14  Potter,  Michael  Cresse  1909 


1911. 

7  Late  Head  Master  of  Lancaster  Grammar 
School .  8  Bishop  of  Melanesia. 

9  Members'  Prizeman,  1884.  Reader  in  Juris- 
prudence, Roman  Law,  and  International  Law  to 
the  Inns  of  Court.     Late  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 

10  Indian  Medical  Service. 

11  Smith's  Prizeman,  1888.  Professor  of  Mathe- 
matics in  the  University  of  North  Wales. 

1'2  Professor  of  the  Philosophy  and  History  of 
Mathematics,  University  of  Liverpool.  Hardinge 
Professor  of  Mathematics,  University  of  Calcutta. 
Hon.  D.Sc,  Geneva. 

i:i  Hon.  Treasurer  of  the  Chemical  Society. 

14  Professor  of  Botany  and  Biology,  Newcastle- 
on-Tyue. 


968 


PETEKHOUSE. 


B.D. 


1901 


1  Boggis,    Rev. 
Edmund 


Robert     James 


M,A, 

1853    Lennard,    Sir    Thomas    Barrett, 

Bart. 
1855  2*Jeakes,  Rev.  James 
1859    Harlock,  Rev.  Alfred  King 
1861  ^  Hudson,  Rev.  Joseph 
1862^* Jack,  William 
1863    Graham,  Arthur  Robert,  &  M.C., 

M.B. 
1865     Luard,  Rev.  Bixby  Garnham 

1867  ^*Dunn,  Thomas  William 

1868  Bramston,  Rev.  William 
^Grimley,  Rev.  Horatio  Nelson 

1870  Wren,  Rev.  Alfred  Theodore 

1871  Walter,  John  Amherst 
'Ebsworth,    Rev.    Algernon 

Frederick 

1872  Sams,  Rev.  George  Frederick 
Waltham,  Rev.  Richard 

1873  ^'Wordsworth,  Rev.  Christopher 

1874  ^Smith,  Vernon  Russell 
1876    Darbyshire,  Rev.  John 

'"♦Garrett,  Samuel 

1878  Fair,  Rev.  Robert  Herbert 
"♦Marshall,  John  William 

Smith,  Rev.  Tilden 

1879  Stone,  John  Frederic  Matthias 

Harris 

1880  Cooper,  Joseph  Small 

1881  *Jefrery,  Thomas  Theophilus 


Stodart,  Rev.  George  Earle 

\  aughan,  Rev.  George  Henry 

Groome,  Rev.  William  Hubert 

Pybus.John,  &LL.M. 
*Allen,    Rev.    Andrew    James 
Campbell 

Stone,  William 

Planck,  Charles 

Sealy,  Rev.  William  Bellet 

Barnard-Smith,  Rev.  Barnard 
Gooch 

Deig-hton,  Frederick,  &  M.B. 
'^Eccles,  John 
'^  New,  Rev.  Walter 
i^Littlewood,  Edward  Thornton 

Arkle,  Rev.  Edward  Stanley 
^^  Knowles,  Thomas  Torrens 
^''Mayo,  Charles  Harry  Powell 

Dingwall,  William  Frederick 
1^  Hudson,  Rev.  John 

Barron,    Edward    Evelyn,    & 
LL.B. 
i^Hindley,  Rev.  Walter  Paton 

Bullock,   Rev.   John  Frederick 
Watkinson 
1*  Knott,  Hammett  Charles 

Baylis,  George 

Laupmann,  Georg-e 

Plaskitt,    William    Levers,    & 
LL.B. 

Rawlins,  Francis  Hooper 

Hoyle,  Edward  Lascelles 

Jameson,  Robert  Minto 

Bartram,  James  William 

Pybus,  Rev.  George 

Devenish,  Rev.  Herbert  Henry 
20Westcott,  Right   Rev.  George 
Herbert 


lb: 


18 


18.- 


18; 


18> 


18 


18^ 


188 


•  Late  Fellows. 

1  Evans  Prizeman,  1886.    Jeremie  Prizeman,  1887.    Late  Sub-Wanlen,  St  Auguntine's  College, 
Cnnterbury. 

2  Prebendary  of  St  Paul's  Cathedral. 
.■?  Hon.  Canon  of  Carlisle. 

4  Kmeritus  Professor  of  Mathematics  in  the  University  of  Glasgow.      First  Smith's  Prizeman, 
18.59.    Hon.  LUD.  Glasgow. 

0  Late  Head  Master,  Bath  College. 

C  Late  Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Natural  Philosophy,  University  College,  Aberystwyth. 

7  Hon.  Canon  of  Southwell. 

8  Bell's  University  Scholar,  1867.    Le  Bas  Prizeman,  1871.    Prebendary  of  Liddington  in  Lincoln 
Cathedral. 

9  King's  Counsel. 

10  Le  Bas  Prizeman,  1874. 
n  Master  at  Charterhouse. 

12  Superintendent  of  Trig.  Survey,  Dehra  Dun,  United  Provinces,  India. 

13  Late  Head  Master  of  Hertford  Grammar  School. 

14  Head  Master,  Wynberg  Grammar  School,  Cape  Colony. 

15  Vice-Principal  of  Liverpool  College. 

16  Master  at  Harrow. 

17  Seatonian  Prize  Poem,  1899,  1902. 

18  Hon.  Canon  of  Southwell. 

19  Tutor  and  Bursar  ofSelwyn  Collego. 

20  Bishop  of  Lucknow. 


PETEEHOUSE. 


969 


390 


891 


692 


1  Westcott,  Right  Rev.  Foss 
2Tait,  John  Guthrie 

Barlow,  Crossley  William  Crosby 
2*Marchant,  Edgar  Cardew 
■•Buck,  Rev.  William  Armstrong 
Hughes,  Rev.  Arthur 
Hughes,  Rev.  Henry  Robert 
McArthur,  Allen  Gordon 
Griraley,  Rev.  Arthur  Lee 
de  Courcy- Ireland,  Rev.    Edmonii 

Stanley 
de  Courcy-lreland,  Rev.  Magens 
s  Archbold,  William  Arthur  Jobson, 

&  LL.B. 
"  Pearce,  Rev.  Ernest  Harold 
Parsey,    Edward   William,   M.B., 

B.C. 
New,  Rev.  Frank  Edward 
Smith,  William  Hubert,  &  LL.M. 
♦Buchanan,  James 

Leycester,  William  Hamilton 
7WagstafF,  William  Henry 
"  Fiddes,  Edward 

^  Wilson,  Arthur  Forbes  Macfarlane 
lOTayler,  Frederick  Archdale  Wilson 
Mond,  Robert  Ludwig 
Jackson,  Rev.  Frank  Hilton 
i^de  Havilland,  Hugh  de  Beauvoir 
Wilson,  James 
Eck,  Henry  Justus 
^^Gillett,  Ven.  Gresham  Francis 
Cooper,  Thomas 
Doughty,  Rev.  Frederic  Ernest 
Hancock,  Rev.  Leonard  Rhys 
Beldam,  George  William 
Huntsman,  George  Alexander  Irvine 
Johnston,  James  Patrick 
Warmington,  John  Herbert 
Leese,  Joseph,  &  Mus.B. 
Penny,  Alfred  Gervase,  M.B.,  B.C. 
Fawcett,  Herbert 


Williams,  Rev.  Alfred  Wynne  189i 

Samman,  Rev.  Arthur  Henry 
Purton,  Rev.  Ralph  Cecil 
Watkins,  Rev.  Charles  King 
Beldam,  Cyril  Asplan 
Breffit,  Rev.  Walter 
Shand,  Alexander  Faulkner  Shand   189( 
i^Drake-Brockman,    Sir    Henry 

Vernon,  &  LL.M. 
i**Leaf,  Joseph  Frank 
15  Daniels,  Alfred  Edward 
Villiers,  Ernest  Amherst 
Stark,  John  Cochrane 
i** Burton,  James  Edward 
Umney,  Percy 
Berrj,  Rev.  Benjamin  Allen 
Marshall,  Isaac 

Giles,   Leonard   Thomason,  M.B.,  1897 
B.C. 
"*Jack,  Adolphus  Alfred,  &  LL.M.    1898 
Fowler,  Francis  George 
Grimley,  Rev.  Claude  Harold  Lee 
Bell,  Herbert  George 
Wat8on,GeorgeTrustram,M.B..B.C. 
Came,  Rev.  Arthur  Camin 
Adams,  Rev.  Benjamin  William 
Barratt,  Rev.  Herbert  Osborn 
i8*Grace,  John  Hilton,  F.R.S. 
i^'Powles,  Allen  Henry 
Bell,  Richard  Locke 
Rawlins,  Thomas  George 
20Smith,  Rev.  Maxwell  Homfray 
Smith,  Rupert  Hamblin 
Smith,  Maurice  Hamblin 
21  Slater,  Robert  Charles 
Ingrams,  Sydney 
Dean,  George 
2a  Roberts,  Thomas  Stanley 
'^3  Hearnshaw,    Fossey  John    Cobb, 

&  LL.fVI. 
24  Atkins,  Henry  Ernest  1901 


1899 


1900 


•  Late  Fellows. 

1  Bishop  of  Chota  Nagpur. 

2  Language  ProfeHsor.and  Vice-Principal,  t 'antral  CoUege,  Bangalore. 

3  Fellow  and  Sub-Rector  of  Lincoln  CoUegt ,  Oxford. 

4  Late  Warden  of  St  Thomaa'CoUege,  Colon. bo,  Ceylon. 

5  Whewell  Scholar,  1888.     Prince  Consort  Prizeman,  1S90.     Principal  of  Dacca  College,  India. 
Late  Principal  of  the  Mohammedan  Anglo-Orientu I  College,  Aligarh. 

6  Canon  of  Westminster.  7  Gredhani  ProfeBsor  of  Geometry. 

8  Secretary  to  the  Council  of  the  Univei-sity  of  Manciienter.  9  Master  at  Rosgall. 

10  Late  Master  at  Loretto.  11  Master  at  Eton.  12  Archdeacon  of  Lebombo. 

13  Indian  Civil  Service.      Judicial  Commissioner,  Central  Provinces. 
|4  H.M.  Inspector  of  Schools.     Formerly  Master  at  Marlborough. 

15  Head  Master  of  Stockport  Grammar  School. 

16  Head  Master  of  Crediton  Grammar  School. 

17  Winchester  Prize,  1893.     Chancellor's  English  Medal,  1894.    Late  Lecturer  on  English  Litera- 
ture, Queen  Margaret's  Ciollege,  University  of  Glasgow. 

IS  University  Lecturer  in  Mathematics.     Hon.  Sec.  of  the  London  Mathematical  Society. 
19  M.A.  Oxford.  20  Hon.  Canon  of  Bristol  Cathedral.  21  Master  at  Charterhouse. 

22   Prince    Consort    Prireman,    1900.      Professor    of   Colonial    History,     University    College, 
Aberystwyth.  -i'i  Professor  of  History  at  Armstrong  College,  Newcastle. 

24  Principal  of  (luddersfield  College. 

41—5 


970 


PETERHOUSE. 


^Coker,  Ernest  Georg-e 
Walker,  Kev.  Robert  Ernest 
Wiggins,  Robert  Henry 
Gordon,    Robert   Abercromby,  &, 

LL.M. 
Collins,  Rev.  John  Basset  Baron 

2Luttman,  Willie  Lewis,  Mus.B. 

1902  Dennett,  Rev.  Frederick  Sidney 
Fairgrieve,  Mungo  McCallum 
Ash  worth,  Frank 

Payne,  John  Ernest,  M.B.,  B.C. 

1903  Sample,  Harold  Ward 

1904  ^Ryffel,  John  Henry,  &  B.C. 

1905  Peirson,  Rev.  Ernest  Goodwin 
Marshall,  Rev.  William 
Marshall,  Philip  Twells 

^  Wathen,  Gerard  Anstruther 

1906  Thornton,  Rev.  Robert  Hill 
Clarke,  Rev.  Frederick  William 
Lee,  Atkinson 

Costello,  Leonard  Wilfred  James, 
&  LL.B. 

1907  5de  Montmorency,  James  Edward 

Geoffrey,  &  LL.B. 
cRoQth,  Harold  Victor 
7  Gabbatt,  John  Percy 
^Keigwin,  Henry  David,  &  Mus.B, 

1908  Lee,  Richard  Henry  Lovelock 
Barker,  Rev.  Gilbert  David 

^  Bartholomew,  Augustus  Theodore 

1909  ^0  Bruce,  Alexander  Bannerman 

Snow,  Rev.  .John  Henry 
Prichard,Rev.  Richard  Edgar  Vipan 
Annesley,  Rev.  William  Monckton 
Hardie,  Alec  David 
Harding,  Walter  Ambrose  Heath 

1910  "Gunn,  John  William 
i-^Hallam,  Joseph  Henry 

Hicklin,  Joseph  Herbert 
Ince,  Rev.  Richard  Basil 
i^Hylton    Stewart,  Arthur  Charles 
Lestoc,  &  Mus.B. 

1911  i^Danckwerts,  William  Otto  Adolph 

Julius 
Harverson,  Percy  Ambrose 


191 


191 


Godson,  Rev.  Arthur  Talbot 

Hands,  Henry  James 

Liddle,  George  f>nest 
^•''^  Keigwiii,  Richard  Prescott 
1"  Green,  John  Eric  Sidney 

Smith,  Stanley  Gordon 
"Blackie,  Alfred 

Adcock ,  William  Robert  Colquhoun , 
&  LL.B. 
1^  Lloyd,  Rev.  William  Reginald 

Parkinson,  Wilfrid 

Bales,  Percy  George 

Hill,  George  James 

Honorary  M.A. 

1^  Waller,  Alfred  Rayney  ^^^^ 

20Aldis,  Harry  Gidiiey 

LL.M. 
Lupton,  Edward  Basil  iggf 

Peart,  Alfred  Henry,  &  B.A.  i88f 

M.B. 

Dickinson,  Joseph  Jewett,  dk  B.A.    188S 

Manser,  FrederickBailey,B.A.,B.C.  190J 

Oakden,   William   Marshall,   B.A.,  191S 

B.C. 

B.A. 
Alston,  Rowland  Crewe  1876 

Kittle,  Richard  Walter,  &  LL.B.     1879 
Perkins,  Robert  Bening 
Olley,  Henry  Robert  1880 

Broughton,  Rev.  James  Reginald 
Burge,  Charles  Ernest  1883 

Sample,  William  Ceilings 
Stevenson,  Rev.  Robert  1884 

Ainslie,  Shirley  Robert 
Morton,  Harry  Barnsley,  &  LL.B.    1885 
Brooks,  John  Ellingham  i886 

Holmes,  Henry 

Beasley,  Charles  Magrath  1390 

Clowes,  Richard  Percy 
Whitehurst.Ilev. John  13aron  Howes 
Vizard,  Henry  Macnaught  1891 

21  Silberrad,  Charles  Arthur  1892 


*  Late  FeUows. 

1  Professor  of  Engineering,  Teclmical  Institute, 
Finsbury. 

2  Organist  of  St  Albans  Abbey. 

;{  Lecturer  in  Chemistry  at  Guy's  Hospital. 

4  Professor  of  History,  Government  College, 
Lahore. 

r,  Seatonian  Prize,  1909.  King  Edward  VII. 
Scholarship  for  Legal  Kesearch,  Middle  Temple. 

6  Professor  of  Literature,  Goldsmiths'  College. 

7  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Canterbury  Col- 
lege, Christ  Church,  New  Zealand. 

8  Inspector  of  Schools,  Rhodesia. 

9  Uuder-Librarian,  University  Library. 

10  Superintending  Inspector  under  the  Board  of 


Agriculture. 

11  Inspector  of  Secondary  Education,  Elphin- 
stone  College,  Bombay. 

VI  Inspector  in  charge  of  Higher  Education, 
West  Hiding  County  Council. 

13  Stewart  of  Raunoch  Scholar,  1905. 

14  King's  Ounsel. 

1.5      aster  at  Royal  Naval  College,  Osborne. 

16  ladstone  Memorial  Prize,  1908.  Hugo  de 
Balsham  Student,  1908.  Allen  Scholar,  1909. 
Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall.     17  Wiltshire  Prize,  laoa. 

18  Master  at  Haileybury  College. 

19  Secretary  of  the  University  Press. 

20  Secretary  of  the  University  Library. 

21  Indian  Civil  Service.    Bhaunagar  Medal,  1894. 


PETERHOUSE. 


971 


Harrod,  Henry  Herbert 

893  English,  Douglas  Arthur  Watkina 
Brunner,  Harold  Roscoe 
Ward,  Rev.  Sydney  Charles 

894  Howard,  Bernard  Alwyne 

895  Bell,  Henry  Thurburn  Montague 

896  Jackson,  Arthur 

897  Falkner,  Arthur  Henry,  Sc  B.C. 
Blandford,  Walter  FoUiot 

de  Lisle,  Vincent  Frederic 

898  Chisman,  Frank  William,  &  LL.B 

900  iScotson,  John  Thomas 

Brickwood,  Henry 

Dent,  George  John  Clement 

901  Henman,  William  Whitefield 
.902     Bodington,  Cecil  Herbert 

Hunt,  Alfred  Edward 

Nelson,  Richard  Albany,  &  LL.B. 

Drew,  Rev.  John  Alexander 
l903    Browne,  Frederick  Maurice 
L904    Thornton,  Harold 
1905    Jones,  Edwyn  Llewellin 

Morgans,  Godfrey  Ewart 
L907  2  Watts,  Nevile  Hunter 

Scott,  Arthur  Pickett 
iToplis,  Arthur  Robert 

1908  1  Wells,  Gerald  William 
Perrin,  Eugene  Courtenay 
Morton,  Rev.  Cyril  Shadforth 
Murray,  Eric 

1909  Greenwood,  John 
^Liglitfoot,  Ben 
1  Butler,  Frank  Gregory 

Bibby,  Edward  Ernest 

Sprott,  Maurice  William  Campbell 

Dredge,  Rev.  Edmund  John  Ingle 

1910  Agate,  Leonard  Dendy 

*  Clemmow,  Charles  Arthur 

5  Day,  Geoffrey  Reynolds 
Robinson,  Walter  de  Home 
Hartley,  Walter  John 
Langridge,  Rev.  Walter  Osborn 
Thomas,  Rev.  Daniel  Octavius 
Marshall,  Frederic  William  Dyson 

6  Williams,  Thomas  Taliesin 
Wijewardene,    Tudugalage    Don 

Richard 

1911  Loveday,  Alexander 

Van  Vestraut,  Rev.  Leonard 
Chapman,  Rev.  Macklin  Charles 


Tindal,  John  Humphrey 

Ashton,  Alexander  Angus  Graham    1912 
7  Nayler,  Joseph  Lawrence 
7  Stott,  Verney 

Sedwick,  Nathan  Asher 
^Sproxton,  Charles 

Coates,  William 

Miller,  Alexander  Grant  SchaAV         1913 

Bevington,  Alistair  de  Home 

Gilham,  Cecil  Walter 

Sanderson,  Clement  Oliver  St  John 
*Vellacott,  Paul  Cairn 

Maynard,  Charles  Bowman 

Toft,  Charles 

Bossier,  Alfred  George  Alwin 
Heinrich 

Dawkins,  Charles  John  Randle,  & 
LL.B. 

Patterson,  Eric  James 

Bhatia,  Sohan  Lai 


LL,B. 

Humphries,  Charles 

Advanced  Student. 
Joppen,  Rev.  Charles 


1884 


Pensioners. 
Cooper,  Leslie  Green 
Davie,  Hugh  Symington 
Keigwin,  Arthur  Lawrence 
Stackhouse,  John  Hall 
Greenwood,  Oliver 
Hart,  Rev.  Philip  Hannington 
Formby,  Thomas  Hope 
James,  David  Basil 
Hin,  Lim  Kar 

Hylton  Stewart,  Bruce  Delacour 
Ellis,  Edward  White 
Katchkaryov,  Vasilij  Callinikovich 
Goho,  Srish  Chander 

*  Stewart,  Alexander  Charles 
*Housden,  Ernest  Frederick 
*Price,  Edwin  Jones 

f  Lias,  Edmund  Thomas  Mortlock 

*  Walter,  Hubert  Conrad 
*Best,  Ronald  William  Glennie 

Kaufmann,  Hilary  Pilkington 
Hindley,  Eric  Paton 
Hughes,  Henry  Castree 
Scrace,  John 


•  Scholars.  1  Indian  Civil  Service. 

2  Abbott  Scholar,  1905.  3  H.M.  Geological  Survey, 

4  Assistant  Lecturer  in  Mathematics,  University  of  Manchester. 
.5  Hugo  de  Balsham  Student,  1910.     Fillow  of  Emmanuel  ColleKc 
6  Cobden  Prize,  1910.     In<lian  Educational  Service 
1  National  Physical  Laboratory.  „.    .     ^   ,„!„ 

8  Gladstone  Memorial  Prize,  1911.     Hugo  de  Balsham  Student,  1912. 


Professor  in  Economics,  Dacca  College,  India. 


972 


PETERHOUSE. 


Pickett,  Francis  Lionel  Adams 

Gavin,  Alexander  Gordon  Douglas 

Baker,  Francis  Barrington 

Ritchie,  Arthur  Gray 

Colson,  Anthony  Francis  Douglas 

Heatley,  Leonard 

Phillipson,  Edmund 

Wijewardene,  Don  Edmund 

Colman,  Claude  John 

Milner,  Paul  Ross 
♦Farmer,  Herbert  Henry 

Anderson,   Charles   Graham 

Overbeck 
*Adair,  Edward  Robert 

Yamazaki,  Genjiro 

M^'Bain,  William  Robert  Brown 

Hosain,  Syed  Ahmad 

Andrews,  John  Lancelot 
*Reichert,  Robert  Jacob 

*  Wiseman,  Christopher  Luke 

*  Thomas,  Harold 
*Elkington,  Thomas  Garrett 
t Williams,  Gerald  Vernon 
fMartyn,  Ronald  Flower 

Shahzad,  Ahmad  Khan 

Chee,  lihoo  Soon 

Dawson,  Percy 

Hodges,  George  Edmund  James 

Gurney,  John  Cedric 

Wilson,  Thomas  Martin 

Cash,  Caleb  Howard 

Jolly,  Charles  Neville 

Callis,  Montagu  Clare 

Tongtor,  Mom  Chow 

Akbar,  Syed  Ali 


Happold,  Frederick  Crossfield 

Dodd,  Michael 

Ridge,  Basil  Arthur 

de  Hahn,  Coiistantin  Peter 

Sealy,  Wilfrid  Herbert 

Rhodes,  Walter  Edmund 
fDymond,  George  Wilfred 

Plaskitt,  Guy  Mallabey 

Bennett,  Frederick  James 

Millar,  James  Ainslie 

Bird  wood,  Herbert  Frederick 
JLloyd,  Robert  Arthur 
I  Sherman,  Simon 
J  Neville,  Maurice  Raymond 
I  Lloyd,  Kenneth 
t Reynolds,  Henry  Edward  King 
fMason,  Reginald  Frank 
fTisdall,  John  Theodore  St  Clair 
fAbraham,  Louis  Arnold 
fExham,  Richard  Kenah  Stuart 

Alcock,  John  Hodson 

Temple,    Raymond    John 
Garmonsway 

Hill,  Vivian  St  Clare 

Lindsay , Robert  Linnington  Graham 

Smith,  John  York 
+Middleton,  Hubert  Stanley 

Tebb,  Richard  Norman  Scott 

Lewis,  Vincent 

Lillie,  Walter  Hamilton 

Maclean,  James  Edward  Baker  Bere 

Mensa- Annan,  Robert 

Hyde,  George  Arthur 

Khundkarh,  Henry  Nuralazeem 

Atthill,  Guy  Du  Sautoy 


PATRONAGE. 


Counties . 
Camb.... 


Hunts.... 
Leicest.. 
Norfolk.. 
Rutland. 
Somerset 
Suffolk... 


Benefices. 
Hinton,  V. 
St  Mary  the  Less,) 
Cambridge,  V.   / 
Ellington,  V. 
Statherne,  K. 
Knapton,  R. 
Glaston,  R. 
Exford,  R. 
Norton,  R. 
Witnesham,  R. 
Newton,  R. 
Freckenham,  R . 


Insc. 

1908 

1892 

1897 
1901 
1912 
1890 
1904 
1884 
I88f) 
1891 
1898 


Incumbents. 
Walker,  T.  A.,  LL.D. 

Allen,A.J.C.,M.A. 

Grimley,  A.  L.,  M.A. 
Peirson,  E.  G.,  M.A. 
Watson,  H.  A.,  D.D. 
Waltham,  R.,  M.A. 
New,  W.,  M.A. 
Grimley,  H.  N.,M.A. 
Brown,  F.  D. 
Wren,  A.  T.,  M.A. 
Henman,  H.,  M.A. 


B.A. 

1885 

1879 

18S5 
1882 
1882 
1869 
1881 
ISGo 

1867 

1882 


t  Exhibitioners. 


J  Scholars  from  Michaelmas,  1913. 


1  The  Master  has  the  alternate  presentation  with  Lortl  Sufflelil. 


CLARE   COLLEGE. 

(Founded  1326.) 

This  very  ancient  College,  founded  (as  'University  Hall')  by 
Richard  de  Badew  and  refounded  by  Lady  Elizabeth,  sister 
and  co-heir  of  Gilbert,  Earl  of  Clare,  at  present  consists  of  a 
Master, eif^ht  Senior,  and  seven  Junior  Fellows, besides  Scholars, 
and  Students.  The  Fellowships  are  perfectly  open  to  Bachelors 
of  Arts,  or  persons  of  a  higher  degree,  without  restriction  as  to 
marriage.  A  Fellowship  becomes  vacant  in  five  years  and  eleven 
months  from  the  time  of  election,  unless  the  Fellow  hold  the 
office  of  Professor,  Public  Orator,  Registrary,  or  Librarian  in  the 
University,  or  the  office  of  Tutor,  Dean,  Bursar,  or  Lecturer  in 
the  College.  One  of  the  Fellowships  must  be  a  Professorial 
Fellowship  :  and  one  may  be  held  by  a  person  not  a  member  of 
the  University  of  Cambridge  or  the  University  of  Oxford  at  the 
time  of  his  election.  For  the  remaining  Fellowships,  none  but 
Graduates  of  the  University  of  Cambridge  or  the  University  of 
Oxford  are  eligible.  The  electors  to  the  vacant  Fellowships  are 
the  Master,  Senior  and  Junior  Fellows  :  and  in  case  there  be  an 
equal  division,  the  Master  has  the  casting  vote.  The  Master,  who 
must  at  the  time  of  his  election  be  a  Master  of  Arts  or  of  some 
equal  or  superior  degree  in  the  University  of  Cambridge  or  the 
University  of  Oxford,  is  elected  by  the  above  mentioned  Fellows 
within  thirty  days  after  a  vacancy  is  declared.  If  the  vacancy 
occur  out  of  Term  time,  the  thirty  days  are  reckoned  from  the 
first  day  of  the  Term  next  ensuing. 

The  Junior  Fellowships  were  originally  nine  in  number  founded 
by  different  benefactors  {viz.  three  by  Lord  Exeter  in  1612,  two  by 
John  Freeman,  Esq. in  1622,  and  four  from  the  estates  bequeathed 
to  the  college  by  Joseph  Diggons,  Esq.  in  1658).  The  Junior 
Fellows  now  enjoy  an  equal  share  of  the  general  revenues  of  the 
.College  with  the  Seniors,  and  have  in  general  the  same  privileges. 

SCHOLARSHIPS. 

The  Foundation  Scholarships  at  this  College  are  as  follows  : 
Eight  of  not  less  than  £60  per  annum,  viz. 

Three  by  Lady  Clare. 

Two  by  Mr  Freeman. 

Two  by  Mr  Diggons, 

One  by  Dr  Green. 


974  CLARE  COLLEGE. 

Eight  of  not  less  than  £40  per  annum,  viz. 
Two  by  Mr  Philpott. 
Two  by  Dr  Leeds. 
One  by  Mr  Stephenson. 
One  by  Mr  Pyke. 
One  by  Mr  Cherry. 
One  by  Mr  Hinman. 
Eight  of  not  less  than  £20  per  annum,  viz. 
Two  by  Lord  Exeter. 
One  by  Lady  Exeter. 
One  by  Sir  John  Trott. 
One  by  Mr  Scrivener. 
One  by  Mr  Marshall. 
One  by  Mr  Borage. 
One  by  Mr  Wilson, 
Three,  of  about  £60  per  annum,  tenable  for  three  years,  with  pre- 
ference to  sons  of  Clergymen,  founded  by  Mrs  Tyldesley  de  Bosset. 
Four,  of  £50  per  annum  each,  and  one  of  about  £'60  per  annum, 
founded  by  the  Rev.  Dr  Coles. 

The  values  of  these  Scholarships  are  increased  according  to 

the  merits  of  the  Candidates ;  and  Exhibitions  are  also  awarded. 

Grants  are  made  from  time  to  time  from  the  Scholarship  fund 

in  aid  of  deserving  Students  in  straitened  circumstances,  whether 

Scholars  or  not. 

Nine  Minor  Scholarships,  of  values  varying  from  £80  to  £40, 
with  Exhibitions  of  less  value,  will  be  offered  for  competition  this 
year  among  Students  intending  to  begin  residence  in  October 
1914,  for  Classics,  or  Mathematics,  or  Natural  Science,  or 
Mechanical  Sciences,  or  History. 


EXHIBITIONS. 

Two  by  Mr  Cave,  appropriated  to  Scholars  from  WakefieUl 
School,  value  at  present  about  £33  per  annum. 

One  by  Alexander  Metcalfe,  appropriated  to  a  Scholar  from 
Hull  School,  value  £40  per  annum. 

Four  of  about  £20  per  annum  at  present  each,  founded  by 
Archdeacon  Johnson,  with  a  preference  to  persons  educated  at 
Oakham  and  Uppingham  Schools. 

An  exhibition  of  about  J40  per  annum  founded  by  the  Rev. 
Canon  E.  J.  Beck  for  students  intending  to  take  Orders  in  the 
Church  of  England  who  are  preparing  for  an  Honours  Examin- 
ation or  are  engaged  in  Research. 

ANNUAL  PRIZES. 

Two  silver  cups,  with  appropriate  inscriptions,  value  £6  each, 
left  by  Dr  Robert  Green,  of  Tamworth,  formerly  Fellow  of  the 
College,  for  commencing  Bachelors  of  Arts;  the  first  as  the 
reward  of  regularity  of  conduct  including  attendance  at  Chapel, 


CLARE  COLLEGE.  075 

the  second  of  general  learning.  That  for  regu  arity  of  conduct 
was  in  19L3  awarded  to  P.  R.  Frost,  B.A.,  and  that  for  general 
learning  to  J.  J.  AViles,  B.A. 

The  Owst  Prize,  varying  from  £\0  to  £\b  annually,  with 
intermediate  accumulations,  founded  by  Anthony  Owst-Atkinson, 
LL.D.,  late  Scholar  of  the  College,  and  Mrs  Mary  Taylor,  both 
of  Kingston-upon-Hull,  for  commencing  Bachelors  of  Arts  who 
shall  be  amongst  the  first  six  in  the  Mathematical  or  the  Classical 
Tripos.     Awarded  in  1912  to  J.  J.  Wiles,  B.A. 

There  is  also  an  annual  examination  about  the  division  of 
ihe  Easter  Term,  when  prizes  in  books,  bearing  the  college  arms, 
are  given  to  all  such  as  may  be  thought  deserving. 

A  prize  is  also  given  to  the  best  reader  in  chapel.  Awarded 
in  1913  to  P.  M.  Young. 

A  prize  is  also  annually  offered  in  Theology.  Not  awarded  in 
1913. 

A  prize  of  ^10  is  given  to  the  resident  member  of  the  College 
who  stands  highest  in  the  final  examination  of  selected  candi- 
dates for  the  Indian  Civil  Service,  provided  that  he  be  placed  in 
the  first  half  of  the  final  list  of  selected  candidates. 

A  prize  of  the  value  of  about  ^12.  12^.,  founded  by  Josiah 
Yeomans  Robins,  M.A.,  of  Clare  College,  is  given  to  students 
who  have  completed  their  ninth  term  and  have  passed  an 
Honours  examination,  provided  they  intend  to  reside  and 
read  for  a  second  Honours  examination.  Awarded  in  1913  to 
P.  M.  Young. 

PRIZEMEN,    June  1913. 

Bachelors. 

Meehaiiical  Science, — A.  Glynne. 

I.  Abrahamson. 

Junior  Sophs. 

Classics, — J.  Senior. 

Natural  Science, — P.  d'H.  Dressier. 

Mathematics,— G.  S.  W alley. 
A.  G.  Willox. 

Freshmen, 

Classics,— G.  W.  Claye. 

Mathematics, — F.  Bastow. 

T.  S,  C.  Jayaratnam. 
P.  B.  Stoodley. 

Natural  Science,— ¥i.  W.  Ravcnshear. 
D.  W.  M-'Michael. 
A.  C.  Chibnall. 


976 


CLARE  COLLEGE. 


LIST   OF 

1326  Walter  de  Thaxted. 
1342  Ralph  Kerdington. 
1359  Nicholas  de  Brunne. 
1371  John  de  Donewich. 

John  de  Chateresse. 

William  Radwinter. 
1421  William  Wymbyll. 

William  Gull. 
1436  William  Wilfleet. 
1455  John  Millington. 
1466  Thomas  Stoyle. 
1470  Richard  Stubbs. 
1496  Gabriel  Sylvester. 
1506  William  Woodrofe. 
1513  Edmund  Nateres. 
1530  John  Cray  lord. 
1539  Rowland  Swynborne. 
1546  John  Madew. 
1553  Rowland  Swynborne. 


MASTERS. 

1557  Thomas  Baily. 

1559  Edward  Leeds. 

1571  Thomas  Byng. 

1598  William  Smyth. 

1612  Robert  Scott. 

1620  Thomas  Paske. 

1645  Ralph  Cudworth. 

1654  Theophilus  Dillingham. 

1660  Thomas  Paske. 

1660  Theophilus  Dilling-ham. 

1678  Samuel  Blythe. 

1713  William  Grigg. 

1726  Charles  Morgan. 

1736  John  Wilcox. 

1762  Peter  Stephen  Goddard. 

1781  John  Torkington. 

1815  William  Webb. 

1856  Edward  Atkinson. 


Visitor. 

The  Chancellor,  with  two  persons  appointed  by 
Grace  of  the  Senate. 

THE   PRESENT  SOCIETY. 

Master,  Rev.  Edward  Atkinson,  D.D.  elected  in    18.56. 
Tutors,  W.  L.  Mollison,  M.A. 
J.R.  Wardale,  M.A. 
Lecturers,  Assistant  Lecturers  and  Supervisors. 


Classics. 
J.  R.  Wardale,  M.A. 

F.  G.  M.  Beck,  M.A. 
Rev.  P.  C.  T.  Crick,  M.A. 

Mathematics  and  Mechanical 

Sciences. 

W.  L.  MoUison,  M.A. 

G.  H.  A.  Wilson,  M.A. 

Theology. 

Rev.  P.  C.  T.  Crick,  M.A. 

Law. 

A.  P.  Higgins,  M.A.,  LL.D. 

Physics  and  Chemistry. 

H.  Thirkill,  M.A. 

Biology,  Zoology  and 

Physiology. 
H.  H.  Brindley,  M.A. 


History. 
F.  G.  M.  Beck,  M.A. 

Economics. 
D.  H.  Robertson,  B.A. 

Supervisor  in  History. 
G.  E.  Green,  M.A. 

Supervisor  of  Medical  Students. 
Ff.  Roberts,  M.B.,  B.C. 

Supervisor  of  Engineering 

Students. 

J.  W.  Landon,  M.A. 

Supervisor  in  Botany. 
R.  P.  Gregory,  M.A. 

Supervisor  in  Geology. 
H.  Woods,  M.A. 


Dean,  Rev.  P.  C.  T.  Crick,  M.A. 
Bursar,  W.  Gardiner,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 


CLARE   COLLEGE. 


977 


Praelector,  F.  G.  M.  Beck,  M.A. 
Librarian,  F.  G.  M.  Beck,  M.A. 
Steward,  G.  H.  A.  Wilson,  M.A. 

Senior  Fellows, 
lEwbank,  Lucas,  M.A. 
^^Mollison,  William  Loudon,  M.A. 
2Fulford,  Rev.  Henry  William,  M.A. 
*  Wardale,  John  Reynolds,  M.A. 
^Hughes, Thomas  M«Kenny,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
«  Gardiner,  Walter,  M.A.,  8c.D.,  F.R.S. 
Wilson,  Godfrey  Harold  Alfred,  M.A. 

Junior  Fellows. 
'^  Chad  wick,  Hector  Munro,  M.A. 

Beck,  Frederick  George  Meeson,  M.A, 
^  Crick,  Rev.  Philip  Charles  Thurlow,  M.A. 

*  Harrison,  William  John,  M.A. 
^"Elliott,  Thomas  Ronton,  M.A.,  M.D. 
^iThirkill,  Henry,  M.A. 

Roberts,  Ffrancon,  B.A.,  M.B.,  B.C. 

Forbes,  Mansfield  Duval,  B.A. 


Honorary  Fellows. 
i2Sir  Edward  Charles  Buck,  K.B.,  K.C.S.I.,  Hon.  LL.D. 
^•'^ James  Rendel  Harris,  M.A. 
i*Owen  Seaman,  M.A. 

Scholars. 
Walley,  Geoffrey  Stephen 
Willox,  Alexander  George 
Dressier,  Philip  d'Hue 
Benjamin,  John  Alfred 
Hill,  Guy  Marshall 
Shute,  GeoflFrey  Gay 
Senior,  Joseph 
Swinstead,  Norman  Hillyard 
Claye,  Geoffrey  Woolley 


1  Fellow  under  the  Statutes  of  1551. 

2  Fellows  uuder  the  Statutes  of  1S61. 

3  Smith' r.  Prizeman,  1876.  Hon.  LL.D.  Aber- 
deen Univorsity. 

4  Bell  Scholar,  1879.  Battle  Scholar,  1881.  Late 
Prnfe«8or  of  Latin  in  UniverKiiy  (College, Cardill. 

5  Woodwardian  Profeititor  of  Geolot<y. 

6  Scholar  of  the  Royal  Agricultural  Society, 
England,  1874—1876.  Rolleston  Prize,  Oxford, 
1888.  Formerly  Uoiver»itv  Lecturer  in  Botany. 
Royal  Medal  of  the  Royal  Society,  1898. 

7  Elrington  and  Bosworth  Professor  of  Anglo- 
Saxon  . 

8  Stowartof  Rannoch  Scholar  for  Classics,  190'2. 
Examining  Chaplain  to  the  Archbishop  of  York. 

9  Smith's  Prizeman,  1908.     Isaac  Newton  Stu- 


dent, 1909.  Lecturer  in  Mathematics,  Liverpool 
University. 

10  Assistant  Physician,  University  College 
Hospital.    Su]>ernumerary   Fellow. 

1 1  Assistant  Demonstrator  in  Physics. 

12  Formerly  Secretary  of  Revenue  and  Agricul- 
ture to  the  Government  of  India. 

13  Hon.  Litt.  D.Dublin.  D.Theol.  Lcyden.  LL  D. 
Birmingham.  Professor  in  Johns  Hopkins  Uni- 
versity, 1882—5.  Professor  of  Biblical  Languages 
at  Haverford  College,  18Hfi— IS'J'i.  University 
Lecturer  in  Palaeography,  1893—1903. 

14  Porson  Prizeman,  1882.  Hon.Litt.D., Durham. 
Professor  of  Literature,  Durham  College  of  Science, 
1890. 


I 


978 


CLARE  COLLEGE. 


Dyson,  Herbert  Archibald 
Leonard,  Henry  Verdon 
Bastow,  Frank 
Stoodley,  Percy  Ballard 
McMichael,  Douglas  William 
Ravenshear,  Ewart  Watson 
Hutchinson,  Geoffrey  Clegg 
Henderson,  Donald 
Buss,  Hugh  Stanley 
Herrmann,  Leo 
Saul,  Charles  Lindsay 

Weintraud,  Franz  Robert  Hermann  George 
Boucher,  Robin  Estcourt 
Howard,  Henry  Bernon 
Marsden,  George  Henry 
Power-Clutterbuck,  James  Edward 
Seniple,  William  David 
(Fo7-  Exhibitioners  see  the  list  of  Undergraduates.) 


D.D, 
The  Right  Rev.  The  Lord  Bishop 
of  Glasgow  and  Galloway. 
i*Feltoe,  Rev.  Charles  Lett 
The  Right  Rev.  the  Lord  Bishop 
of  Madagascar. 

M.D. 

2*Pitt,    George    Newton,    M.A., 

B.C.,  F.R.C.P. 
Shrubsall,  Frank  Charles,  M.A. 
Slade,  John  Godfrey,  M.A.,  M.B., 

B.C. 
Hudson,  Bernard, M.A.,  M.B.,  B.C. 
Ward,  Ernest,  M.A. 
Beckton,  Henry,  M.A. 
3  Glynn,  Ernest  Edward,  M.A.,  M.B., 

B.C. 
Lawton-Roberts,   .Tohn   Chambers, 

M.A.,  M.B.,B.C. 
Crampton, Harold  Percy, M.B.,B.C. 
Jordan,  Anson  Robertson,  B.C. 

LL.B. 

*  Montgomery,  William  Ernest 
Scott,  James  Harry 
Wheeler,  Francis  Darkins 


ScD. 

Bemrose,  Henry  Howe 
*  Young,  Rev.  Alfred 

Litt.D. 

Moule,  Horace  Frederick 

B.D. 
s*Durell,  Rev.  Johu  Carlyon  Vavasor 

M.G, 

GMollison,  William  Mayhew,  M.A. 

M.A. 
'  Stewart,  Rev.  Alexander 
"Bloomfield,  Rev.  Edwin  Newson 

Smith,  Rev.  Francis  Edward 

Smith,  Henry 
*Latham,  John  Herbert 
8*  Beck,  Rev.  Edward  Josselyn 

Clarke,  Rev.  Frederick  Kent 
^Mortimer,  Rev.  Christian 

Maples,  Rev.  William 

Athawes,  Rev.  John  Thomas 
10  "Walker,  Robert 

Hopkinson,  Rev.  William 


•   Laie  FpHowh. 

\  Late  Head  Masterof  the  Kine'sScbool.CheRlPr. 
Formerly  Professor  of  Latin,  Lampeter. 

2  Physician  at  Guy's  Hospital. 

3  Professor  of  Pathology  in   the  University  of 
Liverpool. 

4  Yorke  Prizeman.  1888. 


5  Bell  Scholar,  1890. 

6  F.R.C.S.     Aural  Surgeon,  Guy's  Hospital 

7  Honorary  Canon  of  Liverpool. 

8  Hon.  Oaiiou  of  Southwark. 

9  Canon  of  Lichttrld. 

10  Registrar  of  the  University  of  Aberdeen 


CLARE  COLLEGE. 


979 


1  Hargrove,  Rev.  Joseph 
Edmonds,  Rev.  Arthur  Jonathan 

•Parkin,  John  8amuei 
Godfray,  Hugh  Charles 

2  Wollaston,  George  Hyde 
^*Stog'don,  John 

4  Wood,  Sir  Henry  Trueman  Wright 
Hall,Rev.  J?'rederick  Dickinson 

^Sewell.Rev.  Henry 
Hall, Rev.  Frederic  John 
Bidwell,Rev.  Georg-e  Woodward 
Howard,  Rev.  Herbert  Rowland 

•^  Eardley-Wilmot,       Rev.      Ernest 
Augustus 

•Stokes,  Rev.  Charles  Albert 

Bond,  Rev.  William  Henry 
'Pro vis,  Edward 

Spencer,  Walter 

Llewelyn,  Rev.  John  Franklen 
^*Lock,  George  Herbert 
^Hamley,  William  Wymond 

Fairbanks,  Rev.  Arthur 

Smith,  Rev.  Cecil  Evan 

Eastman,  Thomas 

Whiting,  Henry  Harvey 

Bromage,  Richard  Raikes 

Buxton,  Rev.  John  Frank 

Travis,  Rev.  William  Travis 

Lumb,  James 

Fairbanks,  Walter 

Arblaster,  Edmund 

Fraser,Rev.  Arthur 
lOJanvrin,  Rev.    William    Langston 

Benest 
11  Atkinson,  Charles  Milner,  LL.M. 

Inchbald,  Rev.  William  Elliot 

Cadman-Jones,  Henry  Martyn 

Bladon,  Rev.  William  Boden 

Alexander,  Rev.  Edward  Percy 
iniayfield,  Rev.  Matthew  Albert 
^^  Hacking,  Rev.  Egbert 

Beardmore,  Rev.  Henry  Leslie 
"Evans,  Arthur  Humble 

Raffles,  Rev.  Thomas  Stamford 

Rati  iff,  Rev.  Frank  Howe 


Hooper,  Wynnard 
i^Alderson,  Rev.  William  Hey 

Frost,  Rev.  George  Percy  Howard 

Darlow,  Rev.  Thomas  Herbert 

Marshall,  Rev.  Frederick 
'6 Johnson,  Rev.  Henry  Robert 

Tayler,  Herbert  Paget,  &  M.B. 

Wilson,  Rev.  George  Fossick 

Puckridge,  Rev.  Oliver 
I'Fulford,  Rev.  Frederick  John 

Blakeston,  Rev.  Luke  Harrison 

Baker,  Rev.  William  Wing  Carew 

White,Charles  Perciva],M.B.,B.C. 

Fischer,  Max  Temple,  LL.M. 
*Knight,  Henry  Herbert 

Tanner,  Edgar  Robson,  LL.M. 
*Larmor,  Alexander 

Mills,  Alfred  Ernest 
i^Leonard,  George  Hare 

Hird,  Rev.  Frank 

Humphrey,  Rev.  John  Henry 

Walley,  Rev.  Stephen  Cowley 

Noble,  Henry  Heywood 

Puckridge,  William  Henry 

Fawcett,  Philip  Noble,  LL.M. 

Parker,  Rev.  Sir   William  Hyde, 
Bart. 
i9*Jessop,  Charles  Minshall 

Rendel,  Arthur  Bowen,  M.B. ,  B.C. 

20  Clarke,  George  Herbert 
Townshend,  Rev.  Edward  Mansei 
Amos,  Rev.  Andrew 

Carter,  Rev.  Henry 
Peacock,  George  Herbert 
Phipps,  Rev.  Richard 
Ward,  William  Henry 

21  Easterfield,  Thomas  Hill 
Lord,  Rev.  Percy  Edward 
Brigg,  Leolin 

Ambrose, Rev.  William  Cole 
Lawson,  Robert  Gerald 
Hoyle,  Rev.  Kenyon  Rushton 
Sharpe,  Rev.  Ernest  Newton 
Smith,  Rev.  James 
Drakeford,  William  du  Sautoy 


♦   Lale  FeUows. 

1  Hon.  Canon  of  Ely  and  Runal  Doan. 

2  I.ate  Master  at  Clifton  College. 

s  Bell  Scholar,  1867.     Late  MaBter  at  Harrow. 

4  Le  Bas  Prize,  1869  and  1870.    Secretary  to  the 
Society  of  Arts. 

5  Honorary  Canon  of  Gloucester. 

6  Prebendary  of  Wells. 

7  Head  Master  of  Blackheath  School. 

8  Late  Master  at  Shrewsbury  School. 

9  Late  Rector  of  the  Royal  College,  Mauritius. 

10  Prebendary  of  Hereford. 

11  Stipendiary  of  Leeds. 

12  Late  Head  Mauter   Eastbourne  College. 


1.3  Hon.  Canon  of  Southwell. 

14  Esquire  Bedell. 

15  Master  at  St  Bees. 

16  Warden   of   St  Michael's  College,  Llandaflf. 
Late  Canon  of  Llandaff. 

17  l.ate  Vice-Principalof  GlouceiterTheological 
College. 

18  Professor  of  History  in  Bristol  University. 

19  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Newcastle  College 
of  Science. 

20  Head  Master,  Acton  School. 

21  Professor   of   Chemistry,    Wellington,    New 
Zealand. 


980 


CLARE   COLLEGE. 


*Todhunter,  Ralph 
•Geake,  Charles 

Allis-Smith,  Rev.  Willoughby 

Tooth,  Stanley 

Lea,    Sir    Thomas   Sydney,  Bart., 
LL.B. 
1  *Macdonald,  Hector  Munro,  F.R.S. 

Bloomfield,  Rev.  Herbert 

Wells,  Rev.  William  Collins 

Ford,  Hugh  Rawlinson 

Brookes,  Rev.  Gerald  Remfry 

Crosfield,  Rev.  Alexander  Chorley 

Bayley,  Rev.  Georg-e  James 

Whiteley,Fred 

Boyd,  Percival 

Blake,  Percy  Charles  Dashwood 

Thursfield,  Rev.  Richard  Cecil 

Boord,  Harry  Percy 

Ridley,  Gerald  Lorimer  Newport 

Yates,  Rev.  William  Edward 

Watson,  Bernard  William 
^Lowe,    Rev.   Charles  Grafton 
Worsley 

Macliin,  Rev.  Bertram  William 
^Lushington,  Rev.   Franklyn  de 
Winton 

Lee,  Alfred  Eustace 

Storey,  Charles  Blades  Coverdalc 
4*  C  hay  tor,  Alfred  Henry 

Stogdon,  Rev.  Edgar 

Harington,  Rev.  Robert 
5  Deane,  Rev.  Anthony  Charles 
6 Lamb,  Charles  George 

Garton,  Rev.  John  Arthur 

Treadwell,  Rev.  Frederick  William 

Aitchison,  Rev.   Charles   William 
Hamilton 

Taylor,  Berthold  Somerville 

Williamson,  James  Brindley 
7  Macfarlane-Grieve,   William 
Alexander 

Whitehead, Rev.  William  Chantle? 

Marriott,  Charles  John  Bruce 

Harris,  Alfred 

Barton,  Rev.  George  Harry  Bourn« 

Duckworth,  Gerald  de  I'Etang 

Crawford,  Rev.  Alfred 

Matthews,  Eric  Stuart 


I    Crathome,  Rev.  John  Josiah 
Evers,  Rev.  Hubert  Richard 
Maberly,  Gerald  Clare 
Baxter,  Reginald  Truscott 
Trevor,  Robert  Salusbury 
Stanuing,  Rev.  John 
8 •Philip,  William  Edward 
Pridie,  Rev.  James  Robert 
Du  Sautoy,  Francis  Pierre 
Clark,  Arthur  Edwin 
Nesbitt,  Rev.  Henry  Frank 
Michell,  Richard  Arthur 
Waite,  William  Herbert 
Hanson,  Charles  Edwin  Bourne 
Chaplin,  Ernest  Charles  George 

Morgan 
Chaplin,  Laurence  Richard  Morgan 
Haslewood,   Rev.    Christopher 

Francis  Beevor 
Burnand,  Ivor  Braasey 
Rhodes,  Edward  Hugh 
Harrison,  Rev.  Arthur  Rocke 
Coe,  Charles  Graburn 
Player,  Ralph 

9*Garrad,Rev.  Charles  Edward 
io*Frankland,Rev.  Francis  William 

Barrett 
Tringham,    Rev,    Harold    Robert 

Parnell 
Werner,  Charles  Henry 
Wallis,  Rev.  Frederic  Cyril 
Wells,  Arthur  Wintle,  LL.B. 
Lees,  Thomas  Prior 
Godwin,  Rev.  Walter  Palmer 
Morgan,  William  Parry,  M.B.,  B.C. 
Mackie,  Rev.  Osbert  Gadesden 
Whitfield,  James  Gibson 
!    Bodvel-Roberts,  Hugh  Francis 
lUiug worth,  Norman  Holden 
Beck,  Edward  Ashton  Anthony, 

M.B.,B.C. 
Penistan,  Rev.  Edward  James 
Moulton,  Rev.  Wilfrid  Johnson 
Borough,  Rev.  Roland  Frederick 
Kerby,  Rev.  Edwin  Thomas 
Williams,    Joshua     Appleyard, 
I         LL.B. 
i    Christie,  Rev.  George  John  Burge 


♦  l.Rte  Fellow*. 

1  Smith's  Prizeman,  1891.     Adams'  Prize,  1901. 
Professor  of  Mathematics,  University  of  Aberdeen. 

2  Master  at  Tiverton. 

3  Late  Arclideacon  of  Malta.    Head  Master  t>( 
Dover  College. 

4  Honourably  mentioned  for  the  Long  Prize, 
189a     Chancellor's  Legal  Medallist,  1892. 

.5  Seatonian  Prize,  1906. 

6  M.A.  (honoris   causa).      ITniversltj    Lecturer 


in  Electrical  Engineering. 

7  M.A. and  S.C.L.  of  Oxford.    F.aA.  Scot. 

8  One  of  His  Mi^esty's  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

9  Oarus  Prize  (Undergraduate)  1896,  (Bachelor) 
1898;  Scholefleia  Prize,  1898;  Crosse  Scholarship, 
1898;  late  Vice-Principal  of  the  Cambridge  Clergy 
Training  School. 

10  Honourably  mentioned  for  the  Smith's  Priie, 
1899.    Hulsean  prize,  1901. 


CLARE  COLLEGE. 


981 


iSchulhof,  Rev.  John  Maurice 
2 Griffin,  Frederick 

Rust,  Rev.  Cyprian  Thomas 

Bausor,  Harold  William 

Walker,  Rev.  Herbert  Milnes 

Gaudin,  John  de  Gruchy 

Hunter,  Wilfrid  Clare 

Blackburne,  Rev.  Henry  William 

YouU,  Geoffrey  Blenkinsopp 

Bailey,  Rev.  Charles 
3 Robinson,  Rev.  Arthur  Hugh 
Rawlins,  Mus.Bac. 

Corban,  Rev.  William  Henry  Birch 

Beale,  Joseph  Richard 
*  Bedale,  Rev.  Charles  Lees 

Hodder,  Rev.  William 

Beck,  Bernard  Redin 

Faulder,ThomasJefferson,F.R.C.S., 
M.B.,  B.C. 

Bell,  Rev.  Gilbert  Ambrose 

Corban,    Rev.    Lawrence    Herberi 
Leslie  Barrow 

Morcom,  Edgar  Llewellyn 
SKastner,  Leon  Emile 

Underwood,  Henry  Laurence 

Howard,  Rev.  William  George 

Yeo,  Rev.  Reginald  Henry 

Clarke,  Alan  Strafford 

Ross,  Rev.  James  Alfred 
6  Gould,  Edwin 
7Durell,  Clement  Vavasor 

Bennett,  Christopher  Llewellein 

Reed,  Rev.  Benjamin 

Bolton,  Lyndon 

Glover,  Hulbert  Edward  Toorie 

Leeke,  Rev.  William  Wordsworth 

Lewin,  Herbert  William 

Matthews,  Trevor  Jocelyn 

Grandaj^e,  William  Brigp^s,  B.C. 

Mourilyan,  Rev.  Charles  Archibald 

Wilson.  Peter  M«Candlish 
8 Hughes,  George  Hill 

Anderson,  Roger  Charles 
»  Wootton,  Hubert  Arthur 

Lander,  John  Vernon,  LL.B. 
loWoodhouse,  Rev.  Disney  Charles 

Sharp,  Rev.  i^dmund  Colin 


i^Strachan,  James 

Anderson,  Kenneth  Belben 

Roberts,  II ugh  Treherne  Llewellyn 

Trubshaw,  Harold  Ernest 

Guilford,  Everard  Leaver 

Williams,  William  Frederick 

Edmunds,  Rev.  Norman  Gunnery 

Trotter,  Leslie  Ballen  Currie 
12 Reed,  Harry  Leslie 

Glynn,  Thomas  Rawdon,  M.  H., 
B.C. 
13 Milne,  William  Proctor 
i^Bryce,  Rev.  David  Lawrence 

Maitland,  Rev.  Roland  William 

Baynes,  Denman  Lambert  Henry 

Wood,  Paul  Bernard 

Ferraboschi,  Frederick 

Float,  Rev.  Wilfred  ijawrence  Palk, 
LL.B. 

Sparke,  James  Berthon,  LL.B. 

Felling,  Rev.  Stewart  Breeze 

Grace,  Herbert  Stanley 

Richardson,  Charles   W^illiam 
Barnard 
15  Shearer,  Cresswell 

Sisson,  Henry  Arnott 
i^Stanfield,  Alfred  Vivian 

Bartlett,  Rev.   Donald  Mackenzie 
Maynard 

M^Kerrow,  Charles  Kenneth ,  M.13., 
B.C. 

Reid,  Alexander  Arthur 

Birkett,  John  Stanwell 

Lowe,  Arthur  Labron,  LL.B. 

llaWershon,  Rev.  Kd ward  Francis 

Wilcox,  Rev.  Alfred  George 

Morcom,  Alfred  Farr 

Fosbrooke,  Rev.  Henry  Leonard 

King,  Stanley 

Bailey,  Philip  Gerald 

Bedale,  Frederick  Stanley 

Lumb,  Herbert 

Kemp,  Henry  Charles  Edward 

Dottridge,  Cecil  Alfred,   M.B., 
B.C. 

Beck,  Edwin  Walter  Tyrrell 

Wintoii,  Francis  Langridge 


1  Late  Scholar  of  Exeter  CoU.,  Oxford.  Ireland 
aud  Craven  Scholar,  1886.,  Green  Moral  Philo- 
sophy Prize,  1902. 

2  Head  Master,  Birkenhead  School. 

3  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar  for  Sacred  Music, 
1898. 

4  Lecturer  in  Assyriology  in  the  University  of 
Manchester. 

5  Professor  of  French  at  the  University  of 
Manchester. 

6  Master  at  Wellington  <"olle(fe. 

7  Bell  Sciiolar,  1901.    Master  at  Winchester. 


8  Master  at  Marlborough. 

9  Master  at  Westminster.  Wiltshire  Prizeman 

10  CaruB  Prize,  1906. 

11  One  of  His  Majesty's  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

12  Master  at  Westminster. 

13  Master  at  Clifton. 

14  College  Missioner. 

1.5  University  Lecturer  in   Experimental   Mor- 
phology. 
16  Master  at  Wellington  College. 


k 


982 


CLARE    COLLEGE. 


Douglas,  Rev.   Francis  William 

Grcsley 
Lloyd,  George  Thomas 
Lucas,  William  Haslam 
Craven,  Edward  Musgrave 
Hiimiltoii,    Edward    Douglas 

Malcolmsoii 
Williams,   Rev.   Henry  Frank 

Fulford 
Clayton,  James 

Ostrehan,  Rev.  Edward  Alfred 
Stead,  Gilbert 
Bird,  Stephen 

Berwick,  William  Edward  Hodgson 
Millar,  Arthur  Liberty 

LL.M. 

Lyster,  Philip  Stanley 

Barrett,  William  Edward  Cowdell, 

M.A. 
Bainbrid^e,  Cuihbert,  M.A, 
Combe,  Robert  George  Nicholson, 

M.A, 

LL.B. 
James,  Rev.  Richard  Lee 

M.B, 

MofFatt,  Christopher  William  Paget, 

B.C. 
Hodp-e,  Edward  Humphrey  Vere, 

B.C. 
Walker,  Josiah,  B.C. 
Dew,  John  Westcott,  B.C. 


B.A. 

Hunt,  Clifford  Holmes 
Hall,  Norman  Aylmer 
Alexander,  Charles  Shuldham 
Vickers,  Herbert 
Evans,  Rev.  Leonard  Scholes 
Trinder,  Arnold  Anderson 
Druce,  Robert  Mervyn  Powys 
Beloe,  Rev.  John  Seppings 
Masser,  Bernard  Richard,  LL.B. 
1  Carey,   Francis    Clive   Saville, 
Mus.B. 
Bailey,  Tom  Esmond  Geoffrey 
Adams,  Frederic  Bradford 
Scott,  Henry  Wakeman 


^Morrice,  William  Walter 
Burrill- Robinson,    William 

Robinson 
Postlethwaite,  Richard  Noel 
Henderson,  Rolf  Keith 
Anderson,  William  Arthur 
Henderson,  William  Ashwin 
Richards,  Hug-h  Augustine 
Gifford,  Ralph  Eric 
Mitchell,  Godfrey  Williams 
Bottomiey,  Arthur  Cousen 
Moore,  Gilbert 
Robinson,  Henry  Thomas 
Dewar,  Alexander 

3  Hooker,  Charles  William  Ross 
Vatcher,  Henry  Monckton 
Pavey-Smith,  Alfred  Bernard 
Hall,  John  Ashley,  LL.B. 
Martin,  Richard  Clare,  LL.B. 
Walker,  Charles  V^alentine 
Rees,  George  Marlin  Treharne 
Smith,  Frederick  Henry  Hamilton, 

LL.B. 
Hooper,  Frank  Henry 
Weber,  Douglas  M^'Rae 
Jones,  Harry  Llewellyn 
Evans,  Ivor  Hugh  Norman 
Malcolm,  Hugh  Wilmott 
Tatham,  Cecil  Francis,  LL.B. 
Nobes,  Fortescue  Jerman 
Dunn,  John  Drysdale 
Maufe,  Statham  Broadbent 
Wanless,  George  Lee,  LL.B. 
Cave,  Edmund  Howard 
MalFinson,  Edward  Cyril 
Smyth,  Rev.  William  Henry 
Bilton,  Edward  Barnard 
Feilden,  Oswald  Henry 
Higson,  Peter 
Ardern,  Lawrance 
Aikman,  Kenneth  Blackie 
Noble,  Arthur  Heywood 
Wilson,  Kevin  Fitzjames 
Pinks,  Edwin  Dennis  Picton 
Rutherford,  Leonard  Trevelyan 
Pitt,  Robert  Brindley 

^Bonhote,  Edward  Frederic 

5  Denis-Browne,    William   Charles, 

Mus.Bac. 
Reynolds,  Cedric  Lawton 

6  Price,  Sydney  Reginald 
Smith,  William  Gerald  Furness 


X  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar,  1901,  Winchester  I      4  Master  at  Rugby. 
Prizeman,  1905.  5  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar  in  Sacred  Music, 

2  Stewart  of  Bannoch  Scholar  in  Greek  and  '  1906. 
Latin,  1901.  3  Master  at  Highgate.  I      6  Frank  Smart  prize  for  Botany,  191 1. 


CLARE  COLLEGE. 


Douthwaite,AltiedWilliam  Stanley 
Weller,  Charles  Alexander 
Davey ,  Henry  Norman 
Butler,  Eustace  Norman 
Galloway,  William  Dawson 
Stephen,  Allan  Farquhar,  LL.B. 
Panter,  Arthur  Edward 
Prichard,  Richard  Graham 
Steedman,     Mackenzie     Thwaite 

Wills 
Guthrie,  Francis  Clint 
Bignold,  Cecil  Samuel 
Lupton,  William 
Vey,  F'rank  Hamilton 
Plowden,  Humphrey  Roger 
Ashlin,  Spencer  Cocking 
Grace,  Cleveland  Raphael 
Sangster,  Rev.  Charles  Humphrey 
Clarke,  Harold  Martin 
Mac  Laren,  Alas  dair  Jain 
RawclifFe,  Donovan  Maclean 
Frost,  Thomas  Lawrence 
Aydon,  John 

Staveley,  Rev.  Claude  Harold 
White,  Leonard  Twisdale 
Adams,  Harold 
Bailey,  Maurice  Armand 
Bilton,  Claude  Herbert  Evelyn 

iRotham,  Arthur  Frederick 
Boulder  son,  George  Henry  Came 
Chapman,  Harold  John  Colston 
Dunn,  Philip  Morgan 
Garrod,  Ralph  Eddowes 
Gordon,  William  Bonnalie 
Gould,  Henry  Hilton  Monk 
Grieve,  Alexander  Barrie 
Habershon,  Sidney  Heathcote 
Harris,  Arnold  Frank  Stapleton 
Keay,  Ernest  Douglas,  LL.B. 
Kharegat,  Pheroze  Merwan 
Makant,  Angus  Virtue 
Matthews,  John  Burnett 
Miles,  Stanley  Howard 
Mills,  James  Webb 
Parrington,  William  Fergus 

2  Scutt,  Cecil  Allison 
Sewill,  John  Waterlow 
Storrs,  James  Parker 
Vey,  David  Christopher  Leslie 
Whitaker,  George  Halsted 
Williams,  Carrington  Bonsor 

t Wilson,  Arthur  Edward 
Yeatman,  Francis  Dyson 
[ 


Gibson,  Daryl  Keith 
Keen,  Geoffrey  Percy 
Radford,  Richard  Littleton 
Trier,  Norman  Ernest 
Trubshaw,  Charles  Smith 
Rutherford,  John  Douglas 
Smith,  Neville  Hardcastle 
Spencer,  Robert 
Storer,  Richard  Samuel 
Alexander,  William  Gemniell 
Allan,  John  Botcherby 
Bacharach,  Alfred  Louis 
Bailey,  Bernard  Francis 
Bodley,  AKred  Lang 
Burnside,  Bruce 
Cazalet,  Robert  George 
Frost,  Percival  Ryder 
Garrard,  George  Gilbert  Crowther 
Gar  son,  Herbert  Leslie 
Gayne,  Arthur  Agathos  Alenson 
Granger,  Edward  Harold  Hertslet 
Habgood,  George 
Humphrys,  Reginald  Percy 
Jackson,  Rupert  William  Percival 
Johns,  Samuel  Henry  Mannings 
Keeves,  Joseph  Allan  Coningsby 
Lehmann,  John  Robert 
Prichard,  Arthur  Abercrombie 
Procter,  Robert  Arthur  Welsford 
Reeve,  Adolphus  Edmund,  LL.B. 
Shaw,  Graham  Henry 
Stevens,  Harry  Hastings 
Taylor,  Leslie  Fernandes 
Thomson,  Charles  Herbert 
Walters,  William  James 
^  Wiles,  Joseph  John 
Wood,  Lynton  Beddingfield  Thayer 
Woodliouse,  Guy  Walker 
Wragg,  Norman  John 
Wright,  Francis  Thomas 
Taunton,  Ivon  Hope 
Whitehead,  Brian 
Smith,  Stanley 
Elliott,  Myles  Layman  Farr 
Allan,  i'hilip  Bertram  Murray 
Sharp,  Cuthbert  John 
Sidebotham,   James  Nasmyth 

W^edgwood 
Abrahamson,  Isaac 
Atkinson,  Hugh  Douglas 
§Bishop,  Eric  Francis  Fox 
Brogden,  Ingram  Richard  Rhodes 
BuUen,  Horace  Braithwaite 


1  Master  at  Tonbrklfje. 

2  Prendergast  Student, 
13. 


I        :5  Browne  MedalliBt,  1911.    Chancellor's  Clas- 
Warr  Scholar,     sical  Medallist,  1913.    Charles  Oldham  Scholar, 
I  1913. 


984 


CLARE   COLLEGE. 


Glynne,  Arvon 
Hall,  Philip  Ashley 
Hopkins,  Noel  Thomas 
Masser,  Charles  Sylvester 
Mitchell,  Frederick  Macliellan 
Neild,  William  Cecil 
Oliver,  Walter  Stanley  Victor 
Parry,  Arthur  Haydn 
Samuel,  Cecil  Harry 
Scott,  Warwick  Lindsay 
Sloan,  Lawrence  Barringer,  LL.B. 
Wilkinson,  Sydney 
Worsley,  Rev.  Frederick  William 
§Young,  Philip  Morton 

Fellow  Commoner. 
Jones,  Edward  Alfred 

Pensio7iers. 
Hawthorne,  Charles  Barnard 
Woods,  Matthew  May 
Legge-Currie,  John  Duncan 
Jenkins,  Evan  John 
Poynder,  Ernest  George  Thornton 
Cutler,  Edward  Trevor 
JNJewton-Clare,  Walter  Schockfield 
de  Souza,  Walter  Edward 
Kirke,  Georgre  Grieve 
Keigwin,  Walter  Skarratt 
Plews,  Henry  Whitfield 
Pulman.  W'llliam  Prockter 
Bass,  Victor  Abram 
Arnold,  Leslie  Mayhew 
Forbes,  John  Foster 
Hotblack,  Herbert  Seymour 
Franks,  Guy  Lovell  Temple 
Sheard,  Michael  Henry 
Bladon,  John  Ward 
Rogers,  Richard  Sidney  Lloyd 
Brown,  George  Sydney  Robert 

Johnstone 
Malpas,  Cecil  Culme 
Somerville,  Kenneth  Brooks 
McCosh,  Edward 
Marsland,  Sydney  Hammond 
Barker,  Horace 
Constantine,  Herbert  Norman 
Harries-Jones,   Joseph    Standring 

Dronsfield 
Topham,  Henry  Augrave  Cecil 
Baikie,  Robert 
Bowen,  Thomas  Stephen 
Kujo,  Baron  Yoshimune 
McClure,  Ivor  Herbert 


Liiiford,  William  Alan  Milroy 
Walley,  (Jeoifrey  Stephen 
Dressier,  Philip  d'Hue 
siiPearce,  Andrew  Harman 
Benjamin,  John  Alfred 
Hill,  Guy  Marshall 
i^ Nielsen,  Edgar  Emil  Manicus 
i^Thorne,  Cornelius 

Swinstead,  Norman  Hillyard 
i^Shute,  Geoffrey  Gay 
>;Senior,  Joseph 
Paterson,  Robert  Denzil 
Sidebotham,  Francis  Nasmyth 
Rees,  Alan  Guy  Treherne 
Donnithorne,  Vyvyan  Henry 
Marshall,  Eustace  Arthur 
Kenworthy,  Charles  Houldsworth 
King,  Kenneth 
Marr,  Cecil  Bruce  Shand 
Lowe,  Geoffrey  Burman 
Glynn,  Eric  Hardy 
Pritchard,  Rev.  William  George 
Trendell,  Charles  Wollaston 
Wilkinson,  Eric  Hugh 
Thompson,  Stewart  Wyvol 
Burrell,  Ellis  Morgan 
Read,  Humphry  Mabyn 
Hudson,  Norman 
Morton,  James  Fairfax  Amphlett 
Watson,    Aubrey     Wentworth 

Harrison 
Harbord,  John 
Clark,  William 

Syming'ton,  Archibald  William 
Knowles,  Claude  Kingslcy 
Nevill,  Warwick 
Paton,  Walter 
Sewill,  Roger  Waterlow 
Boston,  Lawrence 
West,  Herbert  Kenelm 
Hall,  Henry 
Boulton,  Richard  John 
Morland,  Denys  Max  Thomson 
Burton,  Gordon  Ernest 
Edwards,  Harrison  Stewart 
Sternbero:,  Rupert  Oswald 
Pollard,  Harold  James  Alexander 
Clark,  Henry  John 
Bromet,  John  Neville 
Freeborn,  John  Howard  Richard 
Beveridge,  George 
AspinwaU,  Guy  Riclmiond 
Lim,  Cheng  Ean 
Sessions,  Lionel  Frank 


§  Exhibitioners. 


CLARE   COLLEGE. 


985 


Becher,  Charles  Leonard  lioutli 

Henderson,  Donald 
§McGeagli,  James  Paul 

Leonard,  Henry  Verdon 

Claye,  Geoffrey  Woolley 

Stoodley,  Percy  Ballard 

Hutchinson,  Geoffrey  Clegg 
§Chibnall,  Albert  Charles 

Dyson,  Hubei't  Archibald 

Kavenshear,  Ewart  Watson 

Bastow,  Frank 

McMichael,  Douglas  William 
§Appleyard,  William 

Hedderwick,  Gerald 

McCririck,  Douglas  Howard  Gwyu 

Bevan,  Clement  Bickford 

Odling,  Francis  Crawford 

Gawler,  Alec  Edwai'd  James 

Brown,  Gerald  Francis  Fleming 

Crocker,  Gordon  George 

Forster,  Edward  WiUiam  Carr 

Ewen,  John  Frederick  Brodrick 

Exshaw,  Thomas  Sanford  Noel 

Dyer,  Francis  Norman  Victor 

Murdoch,  Alan  James 

Barran,  Colin  Adair 

Watson,  Douglas  Hamilton 

Hutchinson,  Leslie  Gwynne 

Mills,  Charles  Gordon 

ShoU,  Arthur 

Davey,  Sydney  Guy 

Byrne,  Martin  George  McLeavy 
Cohill 

Byrne- Johnson,  John  Vivian 

Lloyd,  Lancelot  Walter 

Paterson,  Kenneth 

Scowcroft,  Henry  Donald 

Trotter,  John  Lonsdale 

Wynne,  Kichard  Owen 

Lipschitz,  Julian 

Hodsdon,  Charles  Walter 

Seddon,  George  Noel 

Habershon,  Philip  Henry 

Sorby,  William  Austin 

Macintyre,  Donald  Livingstone 

Macpherson,  Donald  George 

de  Albuquerque,  Nino  Pedroso 

Benjamin,  Koy  Neville 

Cox,  Eonald  Bentley 

Scholey,  Charles  Harry  Norman 

Jayaratnam,  Thomas  Samuel  Cooke 

Toolis,  James  Hollingworth 

Wallis,  Edward  Percy 

Lewis,  Lewis  Hewitt 

Higgins,  Lionel  George 


Mitchell,  John  Koderick 

Pemberton,  John 

Saunders,  Douglas  Mill 

Lucy,  Richard  Spencer 

Noyes,  John  Curtis 

Lane,  Thomas  Willington 

Sclater,  Frank  Arthur 

Price,  Tudor  Williams 

Walker,  Garrett  Alexander  Cooper 

Mumford,  Cecil  George 

Trubshaw,  Arthur  Ealph 

Gunasekara,  Churchill  Hector 

Boucher,  Kobin  Estcourt 

Buss,  Hugh  Stanley 

Herrmann,  Leo 

Howard,  Henry  Bernon 

Marsden,  George  Henry 

Saul,  Charles  Lindsay 

Semple,  William  David 

Weintraud,  Franz  Robert  Hermann 
George 

Power-Clutterbuck,  James  Edward 
§Bell,  John  Humphry 
iBensou,  Christopher  Dobree 
§Goldthorpe,  Arthur  Francis 

Gill,  Henry  Lawrence  Oldmeadow 

Gush,  Charles  Robert 

Henderson,  Noel  Charles 

Wainwright,  Geoffrey  Chauner 

Tozer,  WiUiam 

Lewis,  Herbert  Morice 

Bladon,  Michael  William  Boden 

Black,  John  Neill 

Hughes,  Thomas  John 

Talbot,  Claude  Eustace  Chetwynd 

Pynian,  Alan 

Dolby,  Horace  Adams 

Bishop,  Percival  Frederick 

Wallice,  Donald 

Ismay,  Thomas  Bruce 

Hemsworth,  Augustus  Hethersett 

Colville,  Norman  Robert 

Methuen,  Lionel  Harry 

Olabarri,  Thomas 

Amos,  Charles  William  Hale 

Ireland,  Gerald  Blakeney  de 
Courcy 

Evans,  John  Reginald  Austen 

Wilkinson,  Reginald  Du  Cave 

Baker,  Edward  Thomas  Lovell 

Cooper,  Alfred  Lynn 

Billinton,  Henry  Lumbe 

Bawdon,  Robert  Henry 

Blow,  Alfrid  Eric 

Findlay,  John 


}  Exhibitioners. 


42 


986 


CLARE   COLLEGE. 


Goodharl,  Eric  John 
Druniinond-Fraser,   Harold 

Re8:inald 
James,  Arthur  Maxwell  Treharnc 
Young,  Keith  Rynier 
Kerr,  John  Fraser 
Shepherdson,  John  Frank 
Holt,  Hammersley  David  George 
Spurrell,  Hugh  William 
Pinfield,  Guy  Vickery 


Thursby,  Piers  Henry 
Syme,  Donald  Allan 
Puckridge,  Christopher   Francis 

Hewitt 
Orford,  William  Kirkpatrick 
Slaney,  John  Noel 
Gregory,  Stephen  Barnes 
Northrop,  John  Eric 
Farmer,  James  Ingleby 
Cruickshank,  George 


PATRONAGE 


Essex.... 
Herts.... 
Hunts... 


Counties.'.  benejicei. 

Camb....,Duxrord,S.  Job.  V.\ 
Duxford,S.  Peter.  R.f 

Litlington,  V. 

Birdbrooke,  K. 

Datchwoith,  R. 

Brington,  cum  Old  ^ 

Weston  and   By- 
thorn,  R. 

Everton,  V. 

Gransden,  Mag.  V. 


Wiawby,  V. 

Hardin gham,  R. 

Elmsett,  R. 

Westley  and  Foi  n- 

ham,  R. 
WaldingfieldjMag.R. 
Ockley,  R. 
Rotherhithe,  R. 

Guestling,  R. 

Orcheston,St  My.K, 

Patrington,  R. 


Lincoln. 
Norfolk. 
Suffolk... 


Surrey... 


Sussex. 
Wilts.. 
Yorks . 


Lib.  Reg. 
13    3    4 

•5  13    7 
19    0    0 
14  13    4 

34    3    6.i 

t)  13    9 
*5    7    3 

•9  14     7 

15    3    4 

13    7     1 

29     5  10 

21     6    8 
16    5    2^ 
18    0    0 

12    0    7 

13  13    9 

22    0    0 

Incumbenti. 

B.A. 

lubi. 

H.  L.  Beardmore, 
M.A. 

1878 

1910 

J.  Hargrove,  M.A. 

1866 

1912 

A.  Young,  Sc.D. 

1895 

1910 

J.  P.  Dyer,  M.A. 

1881 

1912 

C.  F.  BoUand 

1889 

1912 

F.Bell,  M.A. 

1870 

1910 

A.J.  Edmonds, 

1866 

1884 

M.A. 

F.  W.  B.  Frank- 

1897 

1908 

land,  M.A. 

S.C.Walley,M.A. 

1884 

1911 

C.  E.  Scratchley, 

1879 

1912 

M.A. 

F.J.Fulford,M.A. 

1883 

1901 

C.A.Stokes,M.A. 

1872 

1889 

F.Marshall,  M.A, 

1881 

1895 

J.  C.  V.  Durell, 

1892 

1907 

B.D. 

E.  N.  Bloomfield, 

1850 

1862 

M.A. 

E.  J.  Penistan, 

1898 

1913 

M.A. 

W.    E.  Inchbald. 

1876 

1907 

M.A. 

I 


PEMBROKE     COLLEGE. 

(Founded  1347.) 

This  College  was  founded  under  the  name  of  Valence-Mary, 
by  Mary  de  St  Paul,  the  widow  of  Aymer  de  Valence,  Earl  of 
Pembroke;  and  King  Henry  VI.  was  so  liberal  a  benefactor  to  it, 
as  to  obtain  the  name  of  a  second  Founder. 

There  are  thirteen  Foundation  Fellowships  open  to  persons  of 
every  nation,  and  unrestricted  as  to  counties. 

Although  there  may  be  no  Fellowship  vacant,  yet  a  candidate  is 
never  considered  as  superannuated. 

Foundation  and  Minor  Scholarships  and  Exhibitions  are 
awarded  from  the  Scholarship  Fund. 

There  are  six  Scholarships  on  the  original  Foundation. 

Scholarships  have  been  founded  by  Dr  Watts,  Archbishop 
Grindal,  Mr  Smart,  Mr  Scrivenor,  Mr  James,  Bishop  Lany, 
Sergeant  Moses,  Dr  Mapletoft,  Mr  Parkin,  and  Dr  Stuart; 
three  Scholarships  of  ;£80  a  year  were  founded  by  Mr  Beatson :  a 
Bachelor  Scholarship  was  founded  in  memory  of  Mr  Prior,  formerly 
Tutor,  and  two  Scholarships  (of  £60  a  year),  one  for  Classics  and 
one  for  Natural  Science,  were  founded  by  Mr  Shoolbred.  Scholar- 
ships have  also  been  founded  by  Joseph  Webster  Drew,  M.A., 
LL.M.,  formerly  Scholar  of  the  College,  and  Mrs  Drew ;  and  by 
Mr  Meryon  in  memory  of  his  son,  L  K.  Meryon,  formerly  a 
member  of  the  College. 

There  are  at  present  thirty-six  Foundation  Scholars,  ten 
Minor  Scholars  elect,  fifteen  Exhibitioners,  and  six  Exhibitioners 
elect. 

There  is  also  one  Exhibition,  of  the  yearly  value  of  £70,  founded 
by  Mr  John  Holmes,  for  a  Scholar  educated  at  Blackrode  School  in 
Lancashire.  This  Exhibition  is  given  by  the  Governors  of  the 
School,  and  the  Scholar  who  holds  it  also  receives  from  the  College 
an  additional  Exhibition,  the  gift  of  Mr  Warren,  formerly  a 
Blackrode  Scholar,  of  the  yearly  value  of  £S. 

There  is  an  annual  Examination  after  the  division  of  the  Easter 
Term  in  Mathematics,  Classics,  Theology,  and  the  subjects  of 
the  other  Tripos  Examinatioqs,  when  prizes  in  books  are  awarded 
in  each  year  for  proficiency  in  the  various  subjects.  The  Founda- 
tion Scholarships  and  Exhibitions  are  in  general  adjudged  on  the 
;re8ult^  of  this  Examination. 

42—2 


988  PEMBROKE  COLLEGE. 

Gratuities  are  awarded  to  members  of  the  College  on  the 
result  of  the  Open  Competition  for  the  Home  Civil  Service  and 
the  Civil  Service  of  India  and  of  the  Final  Examination  for  the 
Civil  Service  of  India. 

Prizes  of  books  are  offered  annually  for  Compositions  in  Greek 
and  Latin  Verse  and  for  English  Essays. 

A  prize  of  books  is  also  given  to  the  best  reader  in  Chapel,  whose 
general  good  conduct  has  gained  the  approbation  of  the  College. 

The  sum  of  i;30  is  also  offered  annually  in  one  or  more  gratuities 
for  proficiency  in  the  Hebrew  and  Greek  Scriptures.  Under- 
graduates or  Bachelors  of  not  more  than  three  years' standing 
may  compete  for  these  gratuities  at  the  annual  College  Examin- 
ation. 

The  Neil  Prize,  founded  in  memory  of  Robert  Alexander 
Neil,  formerly  Tutor,  is  offered  annually  to  graduate  members 
of  the  College  below  the  standing  of  M.A.  for  the  best  disserta- 
tion on  any  subject  in  the  life,  history,  literature  or  art  of  Ancient, 
Mediaeval  or  Modern  times. 

The  Blackburne-Daniell  Prize,  founded  in  memory  of  Francis 
Reginald  Blackburne-Daniell,  formerly  a  member  of  the  College, 
is  awarded  to  the  student  of  the  second  year  who  acquits  himself 
most  creditably  in  a  Tripos  Examination  or  in  the  annual  College 
Examination. 

Prizemen,  1913. 
Junior  Sophs.  Freshmen. 

Mathematics.  Mathematics. 

Zaimaii  {Blachh^irne-Daniell  Todd 

Prize) 


Classics. 
Attwater,  A.  L. 


Classics. 
Curnock 


Gratuity  for  Hebrew  and  Greek  Testament,  Smith,  H.  II.  M. 

Reading  Prize* 
Burton 

Greek  Verse. 
Mead 

English  Essay. 
Smith,  H.  H.  M. 

Special  prizes  for  Natural  Sciences  were  awarded  to  Ds  F.  H. 
Smith  and  Ds  Allen  and  a  special  prize  for  Economics  to 
Ds  Harari. 


PEMBROKE  COLLEGE. 


989 


LIST  OF  MASTERS, 


1347 
1364 
1389 
c.  1400 
1406 
1428 
1447 
1450 
1480 
1488 
1505 
1507 
1519 
1534 
1537 
1540 
1553 
1559 
1562 
1567 
1567 
1578 
1589 
1605 


Robert  de Thorpe. 
Thomas  de  Byngham. 
Richard  Morys. 
Joha  Tynmouth 
John  Sudbury. 
John  Langton. 
Hugh  Damlet. 
Laurence  Bothe. 
Thomas  Rotheram. 
George  Fitzhugh. 
Roger  Leybourne . 
Richard  Fox. 
Robert  Shorton. 
Robert  Swynburne. 
George  Folbery. 
Nicholas  Ridley. 
John  Young. 
Edmund  Grindal. 
Matthew  Hutton. 
John  Whitgift. 
John  Young. 
William  Fnlke. 
liancelot  Andrewes. 
Samuel  Harsnett. 


1616  Nicholas  Felton. 
1618  Jerome  Beale. 
1630  Benjamin  Lany. 
1644   Richard  Vines. 
1650  Sydrach  Simpson, 
1654   William  Moses. 
1660  Benjamin  Lany. 
1662  Mark  Frank. 
1664  Robert  Mapletoft. 
1677  Nathaniel  Coga. 
1693  Thomas  Browne- 
1706  Edward  Lany. 
1728  John  Hawkins. 
1733  Roger  Long. 
1770  James  Brown. 
1784  Joseph  Turner. 
1828  Gilbert  A inslie. 
1870  John  Power. 
1880  Charles  Edward  Searle. 

1902  Sir  George  Gabriel  Stokes, 

Bart. 

1903  Arthur  James  Mason. 

1912  William  Sheldon  Hadley. 


Visitor,  I'he  Kinor. 


THE   PRESENT  SOCIETY. 

Master,  William  Slieldon  Hadley,  M.A. 

elected  1912. 

President^  Edward  Granville  Browne,  M.A.,  M.B. 

Tutor,  J.  C.  Lawson,  M.A. 

Assistant  Tutors^  L.  Whibley,  M.A. 

A.  Hutchinson,  M.A. 
G.  Birtwistle,  M.A. 
H.  G.  Comber,  M.A. 
J.  K.  Mozley,  M.A. 
Lecturers  in  Classics,  J.  C.  Lawson,  M.A. 
The  Master. 
L.  Whibley,  M.A. 
Lecturers  in  Mathematics,  G.  Birtwistle,  M.A. 
J.  H.  Grace,  M.A. 
Lecturer  in  Divinity,  J.  K.  Mozley,  M.A. 
Lecturer  in  Natural  Sciences,  A.  Hutchinson,  M.A. 
Lecturers  in  Modern  History,  A.  A.  Seaton,  M.A. 

The  Master. 
Lecturer  in  Ancient  History,  L.  Whibley,  M.A. 
Assistant  Lecturer  in  Classics  and  History,  G.  P.  Moriarty,  M.A. 


990 


PEMBROKE   COLLEGE. 


Lecturers  in  Lau\  W.  R.  Rendell,  M.A. 

C.  H.  Ziegler,  B.A.,  LL.B. 
Lecturer  in  Modern  Languages,  H.  G.  Comber,  M.A. 
Lecturer  in  Modern  Greek,  J.  C.  Lawson,  M.A. 
Lecturer  in  Russian,  E.  H.  Minns,  M.A. 
Director  oj  Studies  in  Mechanical  Sciences,  J.  T.  Spittle,  M.A. 
Director  of  Studies  in  £Jconomics,  J.  M.  Keynes,  M.A. 
Treasurer  (Estates),  H.  G.  Comber,  M.A. 
Bursar  (Home),  L.  Whibley,  M.A. 
Prcelector,  G.  Birtwistle,  M.A. 
Dean,  J.  K.  Mozley,  M.A. 
Chaplain,  L.  G.  Mannering,  M.A. 
Librarian,  The  Master. 
Assistant  Librarian,  E.  H.  Minns,  M.A. 
Orgatiist,  F.  W.  Morley,  M.A.,  Mus.B. 

Fellows. 
^Whibley,  Leonard,  M.A. 
^Bethune-Baker,  Rev.  James  Franklin,  D.D. 
•^  Hutchinson,  Arthur,  M.A. 
*  Browne,  Edward  Granville,  M.A.,  M.B. 
^  Lawson,  John  Cuthbert,  M.A. 

Birtwistle,  George,  M.A. 

Comber,  Henry  Gordon,  M.A. 
.  ''Wace,  Alan  John  Bayard,  M.A. 
'^ Mozley,  Rev.  John  Kenneth,  M.A. 
^Seaton,  Alexander  Adam,  M.A. 
9 Spittle,  John  Trevor,  M.A. 

Honorary  Fellows. 
1*^  Kennedy,  Sir  William  Rann,  M.A. 
"Burn.side,  William,  M.A. 
^'^  Eden,  The  Right  Rev.  George  Rodney,  Lord  Bishop  of 

Wakefield,  D.D. 
^3 Warner,  Sir  George  Frederic,  M.A. 
i'*  Keynes,  John  Neville,  Sc.D. 
^•'^ Mason,  Rev.  Arthur  .James,  D.D. 


1  Prince  Consort  Prize,  1888.    Hare  Priie,  1898. 

2  Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divinity.  George 
Williams  Prize.  1886.  Burney  Prize,  1887.  Nor- 
rislau  Prize,  1888. 

3  Demonstrator  to  the  Professor  of  Mineralogy. 
Ph.D    ofWUrzburg. 

4  Sir  Thomas  Adams*  Professor  of  Arabic. 
Fellow  of  the  British  Academy.  Fellow  of  the 
Royal  College  of  Physicianit. 

6  Craven  Student,  1898, 1899.  Members'  Prize 
for  Latin  Essay,  1898. 

6  Lecturer  in  Ancient  History  and  Archaeology 
at  the  University  of  St  Andrews.  Prendergast 
Student,  1904,1904.  Craven  Student,  190.3.  Corre- 
sponding Member  of  the  Imperial  German 
Archaeological  Institute. 

7  George  Williams'  Prize,  1906.  Crosse  Scholar- 
ship, 1906,     Allen  Scholarship,   1907.     Norrisian 


Prize,  1909. 

8  LightfootSchol.'»r,1908.  I'rince  Consort  Prize, 
1910.  9  A.M.I.C.E. 

10  Lord  Justice  of  the  Court  of  Appeal.  Bell 
Scholar,  1865.  Browne's  Medallisl  1865  ami 
1867.  Powio  Medallist,  18S7.  Craven  Scholar, 
1867.     Fellow  of  the  British  Academy. 

11  FirstSmith's  Prize. 1875.  Professor  of  Mathe- 
matics, Royal  Naval  College,  Greenwich.    P.R.&. 

12  Winchester  Reading  Prize, 1!<76.  Carus  Prize, 
1878. 

13  Formerly  Keeper  of  Manuscripts  and  Kgertoa 
Librarian  of  the  British  Museum,  Fellow  of  the 
British  Academy,  D.Litt.  (O.xford). 

14  Registrary  of  the  University. 

la  Master,  1903—1912.  Canon  of  Canterbury. 
Lady  Margaret  Professor  of  Divhiity,  189.') — 1903. 
Honorary  Fellow  of  .lesus  College. 


PEMBROKE  COLLEGE. 


991 


Beatson  Scholar. 

Prior  Scholar. 
Frazer,  Robert  Alexander,  B.A. 

Shoolhred  Scholars. 
EvanSjAlan  Frederick  Reginald, B.A. 
Curnock,  George  Asliwiu 

D7'ew  Scholar. 
Bos  well,  Denis  St  George  Knox 

Foundation  Scholars. 
Brown,  Osbert  Harold,  B.A. 
Mead,  Godfrey  Charles  Frederick, 

B.A. 
Pound,  Murray  Stuart,  B.A. 
Pigg-ot,  Arthur  Alfred,  B.A. 
Hodge,  Humphrey  Grose,  B.A. 
Horsefield,  Charles  Stanley  Ward, 

B.A. 
Sutton,  Kenneth  Herbert  Moxhay, 

B.A. 
Pollock,  Ronald  Evelyn,  B.A. 
Richards.  Arthur  Parry,  B.A. 
Coombs,  Philip  Gurney,  B.A. 
Bates,  John  Vincent,  B.A. 
Mansfield,  Philip  Theodore,  B.A. 
Harari,  Ralph  Andrew,  B.A. 
Smith, HallidieHenryMontagu,B.A. 
Attwater,  Aubrey  Leonard 
Dunkley,  Geoi'ge  William 
Zaiman,  Barnet  Abraham 
Kaye,  Everard  Astley 
Schwalm,  Charles  Edward 
Bickford- Smith,  William  Nugent 

Venning 
Harris,  Cyril  Raymond 
Gillies,  Charles  Percivale 
Wood,  Ronald  McKinnon 
Francis,  Ronald 
Todd,  Horace 
Heatlacock,  Thomas 
Fox,  Andrew  Stewart 
Attwater,  Humphry  St  John 
Isaac,  Dudley  Charles 
Giles,  Eric 

Howe,  John  Christopher 
Woodroffe,  Walter  Gordon 


Exhibitioners. 
Tonge,  Richard  Dacre,  B.A, 
Hasluck,  Reginald  ffoUiott,  B.A. 
Roseoe,  Norman  Keith,  B.A. 
Broad,  Frederick  Horwood,  B.A. 
Davies,  Herhert  Barrs,  B.A. 
Ledward,  Edward  Francis,  B.A. 
Tonkin,  Reginald  Sebert 
Thorman,  John  Leslie 
Cobbold,  Geoffrey  Wyndham  Nevile 
Ure,  Colin  M^'Gregor 
Wimbush,  Hector  George 
Freeman,  Henry 
Carslake,  William  Bampfield 
Woodroffe,   Kenneth   Herbert 

Clayton 
Middlemas,  Percy 


D.D. 

1  Mason,  Rev.  Arthur  James 

^  Fry,  Very  Rev.  Thomas  Charles 

1  Bishop  of  Wakefield  (Right  Rev, 

George  Rodney  Eden) 
^  Knight,  Right  Rev.  Arthur  Mesac 
^Thomas,  Right  Rev.  Arthur  Nutter 
5  Molony,  Right  Rev.  Herbert  James 
6M<=Neile,  Rev.  Alan  Hugh 
7  Blair,  Right  Rev.  Laurence  Frede- 
rick Devaynes 
^Willis,  Right  Rev.  John  Jamieson 
^Storrs,  Very  Rev.  John 

LL.D. 

Lawson,  William 
Greenwood,  Harry 
Mil ner- White,  Henry  &  M.A. 
Kyd,  David  Hope,&  M.A. 

M.D. 

Taylor,  Richard  Stanley,  &  M.A. 
Sibley,  Walter  Knowsley,  &  M.A. 
Keightley,  Archibald,  &  M.A. 
Courtney,  Guy  Budd,  &  M.A. 
Buttar,  Charles,  &l  M.A. 
lOGraham- Smith,  George  Stuart,  & 
M.A. 


1  Honorary  Fellow :  see  page  990. 

2  Dean  of  Lincoln. 

■J  Principal  of  St  Augustine's  College,  Canter- 
bury. Formerly  Bishop  of  Rangoon  :  formerly 
Fellow  and  Dean  of  Gonville  and  Caius  College. 
Bell  .-Scholar,  1885.     Carua  Prize,  1888. 

4  Bishi.p  of  Adelaide,  /eremie  Prize,  i89«. 
Carus  Prize,  1893. 

6  Bishop  in  Mid  China. 


1  6  Fellow  of  Sidney  Sussex  College.  Carus  Prize, 
1892.  Jereniie  Prize.  18!»:i.  Mason  Prize.  1894. 
Hebrew  Prize,  1894.  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  1895.  Crosse 
Scholar.  1895. 

7  Bishop  of  the  Falkland  Islands. 

8  Bishop  of  Uganda. 

9  Dean  of  Rochester. 

1     10  John  Lucas  Walker  .Student,  1904.     Univer- 
I  sity  l.ectur»r  in  Hygiene. 


992 


PEMBROKE  COLLEGE. 


Barnicot,  Joseph 
Scott,  Edward  Spencer 
Meimell,  James  Beaver,  &  M.A. 
Sachs,  Alfred  Ludovicus,  &  M.A. 
Gray,    Ronald   Evelyn    Gordon, 

&M.A. 
Smith,  Percy  Hall,  &  M.A. 
Luker,  Stanley  Gordon,  &  M.A. 

Sc.D, 

i*Keynes,  John  Neville,  &  M.A. 

B.D. 

Farquhar,   Rev.  James  Taylor 

Floyd 
Sayer,  Rev.  Alfred  George  "Walpole 

M.A, 

1855    Parke,  Charles- 

1859  Stubbs,  Rev.  Stewart  Dixon 

1860  *Parez,  Rev.  Claude  Hubert 
1864  "Budd,  John  Wreford 

1866  2*Ru8t,  Rev.  John  Cyprian 

1868  Carter,  George  William 

1869  Goodacre,  Rev.  Alfred  Randolph 
Winterbotham,  William  Howard 

1870  s»Lambert,  Carlton  John 

1871  Wilkinson,  Rev .  Charles  Gilmour 
Keymer,  Rev.  Nathaniel 

1  *Kennedy,  Sir  William  Rann 

1872  "Kemp,  Rev.  Godfrey  George 

Colg-rove,  John  Brise 
1  Warner,  Sir  George  Frederic 

1873  'Henderson,  George 
^♦Kennedy,  Rev.  John 

Whyte,  Edward  Towry 

1874  Singleton,  Rev.  John  Joseph 
Marsh,  Thomas  Robertson 

*Spence,  William  Michael 
^  Ward,  James  Langfield 

Hall,  Maxwell 

Rutty,  Rev.  Ai'thur  Forster 

1875  Rackham,Rev.  Horace  Fuller 

1876  Hopkinson,  Rev.  CharlesGirdlestone 
Hudson,  Rev.  John  Clare 


187 


*Orpen,  Rev.  Thomas  Herbert  187 

Crick,  Rev.  Frederic  William 

Rigg,  Rev.  William  Pace 

Davies,  Edward  Jenner 

Kelly,  Rev.  Charles  Napier 
'*Burnside,  William 

Woodward,  Rev.  Richard  Salisbury 

Underbill ,  Rev.  Harold  John  187 

Howes,  Rev.  Arthur  Plumptre 

Gardner- Brown,  Rev.  John  186 

Roberts,  Rev.  Henry  Eugene 

Haden,  Rev.  John  Harry 

Pownall,  Rev.  Edward  Waterhouse 

Baxter,  Edward  Gorrill  18J 

Chambers,  Edward  Bushnell 

Houghton,  Rev.  Philip 

Crick,  Rev.  Philip 

Deighton,  Rev.  William  Geoige 
*Pilkington,  Rev.  James  Holme 
6  Attwater,  Thomas  Henry 

Burr,  George  William  Clark 

Jeaffreson,  Henry  Gordon 

White,   Rev.  Reginald    Arthur 
Richard 

Morley,  Felix  Wilson,  Mus.B. 

Daldy,  Frederic  Francis 
'Tanner,  Ralph 
^Stocks,  George  Alfred 

Montford,  Rev.  Henry  Cape 

Jacob,  Rev.  Thomas  Wm.  Henry 

Prince,  William  Alfred 

PoUexfen,  Rev.  Henry 
*  Jones,  George  Morgan  Edwardes 
^  "Leahy,  Arthur  Herbert 

Walker,  Rev.  John  William 
10  Willink,  Rev.  John  Wakefield 

Betts,  Rev.  Herbert  Peto 
"Buss,  Rev.  Charles  Caron 

Bevan,  Rev.  Philip  Charles 

Cory,  Rev.  Alexander  Ramey 

Sturges,  Edward  Murray 

Ainslie,  Rev.  Richard  Montague 
i2Hewett,    Rev.    George    Mottram   188 
Andrews 

Lambert,  Rev.  Edgar 

Butler,  Rev.  Charles 

Finch,  Rev.  Arthur  Thomas  ^^g 

Cradock,  Rev.  Henry  Cowper 


186 


186 


188 


•  Formerly  Pellowf. 

1  Honorary  Fellow:  see  page  990. 

2  KAire  Prize,  1871..    Seatonian  Prize,  1879. 

3  Professor,  koyal  Naval  College,  Greenwich. 

4  Bell  Scholar.  1867.  Formerly  Fellow  of 
King's  College,  and  Head  Master  of  Aldenham 
School. 

6  Le  Bas  Fiizeinnn,  1873. 


6  Lightfoot  Scholar,  1882. 

7  Master  at  Westminster. 

8  Head  Master  of  BlaoUburn  Grammar  School. 

9  Professor  of  Mathematics  at  University  Col- 
lege, Sheffield. 

10  Winchester  Reading  Prize, 1882. 

11  Priest-Vicar  of  Lincoln. 

12  Master  at  Winchester. 


PEMBROKE  COLLEGE. 


993 


^Westcott,  Rev.  Arthur 
^Falle,  Bertram  Godfrey,  LL.B. 

Mills,  Rev.  Henry  Holroyd 
^Whelpton,  Rev.  Henry  Urling 
J87    Hawthorn,  Reuben  Hand  Bailye 
4Barrell,  Francis  Richard 
Godwin,  Rev.  John  Colmei 
Benthall,  Rev.  Charles  Francis 
Hill,  Rev.  William  Harold  Mould 
Mitchell,  Robert  William  Tarn 
Woodhouse,  Rev.  James  Stanley 
I    Ash  win,  Rev.  Edward  Godfrey 
Bather,  Rev.  William  Henry 
Simpson,  Rev.  Algernon  Reynard- 
son 
Litle,  Rev.  Edward  Richard  Dale 
*Monckton,  Thomas  Edward 

Eve,  Arthur  Stewart 
"Evans,  Rev.  Leonard  Hugh 
Yeatman,  Rev.  Arthur  William 
Simpson,  Rev.  Robert  Henry 

Bridges 
Brown,  Rev.  Maurice  Theodore 

Kenworthy 
Edwards,  Rev.  Augustus  George 
Bayly,  Rev.  Paget  Lambart 
Povey,  Rev.  William  James 
Allnutt,  Rev.  Percy  Riddell 
589    Gibson,  Rev.  Alfred  Alexander 
Buss,  Rev.  Francis  Fleetwood 
Bainbridge-Bell,  Rev.  Waldegrave 

Dent 
Matthews,  Marmaduke  Capper 
Walton,  Rev.  John  Milner 
7  Hudson,  Rev.  Robert 
Wood,  Henry  James  Theodore 
O'Connell,  Patrick  Gleadowe 
Aldrich-Blake,  Rev.  Frederic 

Hooper 
Bainbridge-Bell,    Rev.    Francis 

Christian 
Dover,  John 

Fitch,  Rev.  Henry  Colson 
Hodson,  Rev.  Nathaniel  Shirley 
Morgan,  Rev.  Alexander    , 
'90    Hughes,  Thomas  Cann 

Lambert,  Thomas  Wilson,  M.B., 

B.C. 
Cowper,  William 
s  Tanner,  Rev.  Maurice 
Cooper,  Frank  Shewell 


Bickersteth,  Rev.  Henry  Venn 

Wilkinson,  Rev.  David  Hamilton 
Dickson 

Bickersteth,  Robert 

Barnard,  Rev.  Alfred  John 

Fell,  Rev.  John 

Wadham,  Walter  Francis  Ainslie    1891 

Hitchcock,  Rev.  Robert  Aldous 

Carter,  William  Robson,M.B.,B.C. 

Hitchcock,  Rev.  George  Kdward 

Newton,  Edward 

Thurston,  Rev.  Granville  Bourdas 

Stallard,  Rev.  Joseph  Holden 

Stokes,  Rev.  Henry  Cortlandt 

Neild,  Rev.  Alfred 

Lawson,  Rev.  Frederick  Halford 

Hoyle,  Rev.  Joshua  Fielding 

Maynard,  Rev.  Herbert  Langston 

Bellamy ,  Julian  Edward  1892 

Fox,  Rev.  Noel  Storrs 

Nicolls,  Rev,  Gerald  Edward 

Hartley,  Algernon  Grundy 

Kinloch,  Rev.  Michael  Ward 

Maclnnes,  Rev.  John 

Townsend,  Rev.  Ernest  Horace 

Lamer,  Rev.  Henry  Meredith 

Porter,  Rev.  Edward  William 

Neate,  Maurice  Rayner,  LL.M  1893 

Haig,  Rev.  Arthur 

Underhay,  Frank  Geoige 
^  Milward,  Lawrence  Sidney 

Beecheno,  George  Herbert 

Outram,  Sir  James,  Bart. 

Rogerson,  Rev.  Sidney 

Morrish,  Harold  Gabriel 

Peed,  Samuel  Wilton 
lORobinson,  William  Henry 

Stitt,  Rev.  Samuel  Stewart 

Stamer,  Rev.  Reginald  Dent 

Hoyle,  Rev.  Charles  Edward  1894 

Brandreth,  Colvin,  LL.M. 
*Brand,  Adam 
iiCrosthwaite,  Robert 

Dewey,  Rev.  Stanley  Daws 

Causton,  Rev.  Ernest  Augustus 

Lynes,  Rev.  Booth  Hodgetts 

Pitts-Tucker, Rev.  Miles  Hammett 

Gray,  Hon.  James  McLaren  Stuart, 

Master  of  Gray 
i2Morley,  Right  Rev.  Samuel 

Sherwen,  Rev.  Herbert  Russell  1895 


•  Formerly  Fellows. 

1  Scholefield  Prize,  1884.  Evans  Prize,  1884. 
Carus  Prize,  1885.  Principal  of  S.P.G.  Native 
College,  Madras. 

2  M.P,  for  Portsmouth. 

3  George  Williams  Prize, 1884. 

4  Professor  of  Mathematics  at  University  Col- 
lege, Bristol, 

5  Muster  al  Uppingham. 


6  Master  at  King's  School,  Canterbury. 

7  Principal  of  St  Mark's  College,  Chelsea. 

8  Master  at  Cheltenham. 

9  Master  at  Malvern. 

10  Incorporated  from  Trinity  College,  Dublin. 

11  Head  Master  of  Manchester  Council  School. 

12  Archdeacon    of   Cairo,    formerly   Bishop  of 
Tiunevelly 

42—5 


994 


PEMBROKE  COLLEGE. 


^Beevor,  Edmund 
Edwards,  Rev.  Charles  Leonard 
Ray nes,  William  Luard 
Wilkinson,  Eev.  Georg-e  Grey 

2*Battiscombe,  Ernest  Marshall 
Graves,  Arthur  Stanwell 
Elliott,  Evelyn  Henry  Venn 

1896  s*>^medley,  Isaac  Frank 

Davys,  Eev.  Edmund  Mark 
Sturt,  Rev.  Horace 

*  *Andrews,  Eev.  Charles  Freer 
Roe,  Rev.  Wilfrid  Thomas 
Aston,  Frederic  Marriner 
Watson,  Eev.  Frederick  Vincent 
Garnett,  Charles,  LL.M. 
Milward,  Rev.  Reginald  John 
Hudson,  Rev.  Ernest 
Ward,  Herbert  John 

5  Thornton,  Charles 
Clayton,  Eev.  Herbert 
Atkins,  John  Black 
Davidson,  Walter  Eamsay 
Searle,  Eev.  Gustavus 
Sissons,  Rev.  Gilbert  Holme 
Iselin,  Eev.  Henry 
Patten,  Eev.  Basil  Arthur 

1897  Titley,  Rev.  Alfred  John  Gardner 
'' Pendlebury ,  Herbert  Stringfellow, 

M.B.,  B.C. 
7  Parrock,  Rev.  Richard  Arthir 
Somers,  Charles  Dudley 
Braybrooke,  Henry  Mellor 
^Dunn,  Rev.  Edward  Arthur 
Taylor,    Rev.     Decimus    Albert 
Gay 

1898  sMoriarty.  Gerald  Patrick 

Benthall,  Winfrid,  M.B. 
Waggett,  Ernest  Blechynden,  M.B., 

B.C. 
Simpkinson,  Rev.  Edwyn  Vaughan 
Smith,  Rev.  Edwin  Vernon 
Barr,  Charles  John  Henry 
Castley,  Thomas  Gilbert  Power 
Wilkin,  Lancelot,  M.B.,  B.C. 
Hoste,  Rev.  Charles  Dixon 
Rosher,  Rev.  Herbert  George 


Cradock,  Rev.  Arthur  Weldon 

"^0  Parsons,    Rev.     Walter    Langley 
Edward 
Boger,  James  Innes  Coryndon 

ii*Butler,  Montagu  Sherard  Dawes 
Bourne,  Eev.  John  Bury 
Jonas,  Rev.  Lewis  Carter 

12  Collins,  Clifton  Wilbraham 
Gedge,  Rev.  Arthur Aug-ustusLynn  189 

1^  Dana,  Robert  Washington 
Adams,  Rev.  Edward 
Robinson,  Kev.  George  Brooke 
Howard,  Eev.  Francis  Alfred 
Causton,  Eev.  Lilford  Jervoise 
Benuitt,  Eev.  Frederick  Wilmot 
Carden,  Eev.  Stanley  Boots 
Elliott,  Eev.  Gilbert  Gervase 
Scott,  Eev.  Arthur  Norman 

Spencer 
Foyster,  Eev.  Basil  Edmund 
Robertson,  Walter  Knyveti  19( 

i^Paull,  John  Richards 
Cork,  John  Sydney 
Somers,  John  Percy 
Underwood,  Eev.  Thomas  Eichard 

i5*Minns,  Ellis  Hovell 

16  Edwards,  William 

17  Outram,  Eev.  William 
Clover,  Guy  Sanderson 
Tilly,  Tobias  Harry 
Armitage,  James  Auriol '  19( 
Bateman,  Francis  John  Harvey 
Medcalf,  Rev.  David  Henry 
McDonnell,  Eev.  John  Carlyle 
Fenning,  Eev.  Eichard  Eobert 
Slack,  Eric,  M.B.,  B.C. 
Brenan,  Herbert  Eustace 
Fisher,  Eev.  Bernard  Horatio  Parry 

18  Wood,  Rev.  Charles  Travers 
Lee,  Eev.  Arthur  Hugh  Evelyn 
Knight,  Arthur  Cecil 
Stallard,  Eev.  Hugh  Kitson 
Jobson,  John  Oswald 
Stephenson,  Eobert 
Cartwright,  Eev.  George  Frederick 

19  Squire,  William  Barclay  19i 


•  Formerly  FeUows. 

1  Master  al  A  Idenham. 

2  Inspector  of  Schools. 

3  Person  Prize,  1892.     Master  at  Westminster. 

4  Carus  Prize,  1893.  1895.     Burney  Prize,  1894. 
Crosse  Scholar,  1896.    Delhi  Mission. 

5  Master  at  Cheltenham. 

6  Consulting  Surgeon  to  St  George's  Hospital. 

7  Principal   of  Bishop's  College,  Lennoxville, 
Quebec.  Hon.LL.D.  Universityof  New  Brunswick. 

8  Bell  Scholar,  1890. 

9  Balliol  College,  Oxford  ;  Arnold  Kssay,  1886. 
Directorofl.C.S.  Studies  to  the  AssociatedColIeges. 

10  Carus  Prize,  1894, 1897.    Jeremie  Prize,  1896. 
Crosse  Scholar,  1896, 


11  C.  V.O.,  CI  E.  Bhaunagar  Medal,  1896.    I.C.S. 

12  Magdalen  College,  Oxford  ;  Stanhope  Essay, 
1864,  Latin  Essay,  1869. 

13  Secretary  to  the  Institute  of  Naval  Architects. 

14  Master  at  Aldenham. 

1.?  Craven  Student,  1900.  University  Lecturer 
in  Palaeography. 

16  Head  Master  of  Heath  School,  Halifax. 

17  Jeremie  Prize,  1897.    Crosse  Scholar,  1898. 

18  Fellow  of  Queens'  College.  Jeremie  Prize, 
1898.  Crosse  Scholar,  1899.  Tyrwhitt  and  Mason 
Prizes,  1900. 

19  Assistant  Keeper  of  Printed  Books,  British 
Museum. 


PEMBROKE   COLLEGE. 


995 


1  Parry,  Rev.  John  Horndon 
Tomlin,  John  Head  le  Brockton 
Delap,  Rev.  Louis  Bredin 
Hollingworth,  Edward  William 

2Burnside,  Rev.  Walter  Francis 
Mather,  Rev.  Basil 
Kitson,  Rev.  Arthur  John 
Dunn,  Rev.  William  Alexander 
Thompson,  Barry  Cort 
Beevor,  Rev.  John  Hare 
i03  3Jagger,  Arthur 

Crawford,  George  Reginald 

^  Sykes,  Charles  Edward 

*Day,  Rev.  John  GodfreyFitzmaurice 

•^  Preston,  Frank  Sansome 
Wood,  Rev.  Edward  Francis 

7  Gardner-Brown,  John  Gerald 
Gardner 
Taylor,  Frank  Coston 
Titley,  Rev.  Lionel  Gardner 
Hughes,  Lancelot  Hall 
Caine,  Rev.  Thomas 
Murray,  Charles  Molteno,M.  B .  ,B .  C . 

8*Lanchester,   Rev.   Henry    Craven 
Ord 
Langdon-Davies,  Bernard  Noel 
Lang,  Rev.  Harold  Montgomery 
Muggeridge,  Gordon  Denne 
Sedgwick,  Walter 
Hart,  Robert  Edward 
Hinde,  Rev.  Herbert  William 
Gould,  Rev.  Kenneth  Luke 
'04  ^  Price,  Rev.  George  Nowell 

Bradburne,  Rev.  Thomas  William 
Chadwick,  John,  LL.B. 

loPooley,  Ernest  Henry,  LL.B. 
Beaumont,  John  William  Fisher 
Bulstrode,  Rev.  Roger 
Thomas,  Rev.  Wilfrid  Savage 
Botterill,  Rev.  Arthur 
Courtauld,  Richard  Minton,  M.B., 

B.C. 
Savage,  Rev.  Ernest  Urmson 
05    Marsh,  Rev.  Theodore  Henry 

iiMariette,  Edgar  Henry 
Taylor,  Henry  Edward  Irving 

J2  Butler,  Arthur  Francis 

Blackburne-Daniell,  George  Francis 

Woodcock,  Frank 


Holt,  Alfred 

Lang,  William  Dickson 

'•^Clarke,  Francis  William 
Chase,  Rev.  Frederic  Alliston 

Lancaster,  Henry 
WardjArchibald  Henry  Montgomery 

Brown,  Rev.  John  William  Harold 

Ranger, Rev.  Apsley  Sidney  Burdett 

Barrett,    Rev.    William    Edward 
Colville 

Meyricke,  Rev.  Arthur  Llewellyn 

Fixsen,     Rev.     John     Frederick 
Christopher 

Webb,  Maurice  Everett  1906 

14  Clayton,  Harold 

Moss,  Frederick  Wood  Collins 

Rust,  Neville  Arthur 

Dunn,  George  Hunter 

Babington,  John  Cyril,  LL.B. 
1*^  Smith,  Rev.  Charles  John  1907 

Johnstone,  Rev.  George  Alexander 

Frean,  Rev.  Herbert  Peek 

Frere,  John  Edward,  B.C. 

Foyster,  Rev.  Lionel  Algernon 

Hunter,  James  de  Graaf 
i^Nock,  Rev.  Thomas  Arthur 

Wordsworth,  Rev.  William  Arthur 

Dicken,  Charles  Vernon 

Jennings,  Rev.  Robert  Ingilby 

Cutlack,  William  Philip 

Gardner-Brown,  Rev.  Francis 
Sidney  Gardner 

Fetherstonhaugh,  Rev,   Godfrey 

Charles  1908 

Purchas,  Rev.  Arthur  Bishop 

Townsend,  Rev.  James  Henry 

Kennedy,  Rev.  Horace 
i7*Russell,  Rev.  Charles  Frank 
it^  Crick,  Rev.  Philip  Charles  Thurlow 
i^Atkey,  Freeman  Archibald  Haynes 

Allen,  Stephen  Shepherd,  LL.B. 

Boughey,  Rev.  Percy  Fletcher 

Jordan,  William  Henry 

Fawell,  Cliarles  Leonard 

Jackson,  Andrew  Eric,  LL.B. 

Wilson,  Rev.  Thomas  Bowstead 

Tyrwhitt-Drake,   Rev.   Barnard 
Halsey 

Bai-nicot,  Harry 


•  Formerly  'Fellow. 

1  Chaplain  H.M.  Indian  Service. 

2  Head  Master  of  St  Edmund's  School,  Canter- 
bury. 3   Head  Master  of  Mansfleld  School. 

4  Examiner,  Board  of  Education. 

5  Delhi  Mission.  6  Master  at  MarlborouKO 

7  Fellow  of  the  University  of  Allahabad, 
Principal  of  Holkar  ColleKe,  Indore,  and  Director 
of  State  Education,  Indore  State,  C.I. 

8  Bell  Scholar,  1897.  Carus  Prize,  1SM»0.  Jeremie 
PrUe,  1900.  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  1903.  Mason  Prize. 
1903.  9  Master  at  Loretto. 


10  Clerk  to  the  Drapers'  Company. 

11  Master  at  Aldenbam. 

12  Inspector  of  Schools. 

i;}  Lecturerin  Manchester  University.  14  I.C.S. 
15  Cams  Prize,  1903,  Jeremie  Prize,  1908,Schole- 
fleld  Prize,  1004.  Iti    Abbott  Scholar,  1901. 

17  Bell  Scholar.  1902.  Smith's  Prize,  1906 
Master  at  Harrow. 

18  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar.  1902.  Fellow 
and  Dean  of  Clare  College. 

19  Chancellor's  Medallist,  1905.  Master  at 
Marlborough. 


996 


PEMBROKE   COLLEGE. 


Taylor,  Leonard  Mainwariug 
Davies,  Thomas  Hosegood 
Hotblack,  George  Finch,  LL.B. 

1909  1  Tyler,  Charles  Henry 

Thomson,  Herbert  Archer 
Maitland,  Robert  Lindley 
2  Johnston,  John  Alexander  Hope 
Wells,  Rev.  Edward 
Moore,  Cecil  Ai'buthnot  St  George 
Walther,  David  Rodolph  Philippe 
Darluigton,  Willoughby  Scott 
Frith,  Eev.  James  Brien 
Johnston,  Robert  William,  LL.B. 
Robert  s,  Harold  Edmund  Fitzgerald 
Warwick,  Guy  Ransom 
Greenhalgh,  Rev.  William  Rawson 
Johnston,  Alfred  Andrew,  LL.B. 
Weeks,  Richard  James 

1910  MacBrayne,  Laurence 
Tyers,  Frederick  George 
Monteith,  Hugh  Glencairn,  B.C. 

^  Gemmell,  Kenneth  Thomas 
4  Clayton,  Rev.  Geoffrey  Hare 

Heycock,  Morris  Sadler 
^  Taylor,  Rev.  John  Ralph  Strickland 
Foord,  George  Howard 
Wright-Ingle,  Cecil  Hubert 
Tindall,  Howard  Simson 
Salt,  Rev.  William  Manning 
Schoolhig,  Rev.  Cecil  Herbert 
Francis,  Kenneth 

1911  Potts,  William  Alexander 
Hall,  Harry  Spencer 

^Eyre,  Charles  Howard 
Caley,  Frederick  Goodman,  M.B., 

B.C. 
Wallis,  George  Dudley 
Pryor,  Grafton  Deen 
Thomson,  David  Halton 
Attwater,  Harry  Lawrence,  M.B,, 

B.C. 
Rhodes,  Rev.  Philip  Grafton  Mole 

7  Whitfield,  Rev.  John  Osborne 
Fair.  Charles  Herbert 
Morton,  Rev.  Clement  John 
Colman,  Leonard  Maple 
Colman,  Dudley  Maple 
Hughes,  Maurice  Blackburn 

8  Matthews,  Bernard 


Dickinson,  George  Fryer,  LL.B. 

Wroth,  Edward  Charles  191 

•'Potter,  Rev.  William  Norman 

Isitt,  Geoffrey  Holt 

Jackson,  Ivor,  LL.M. 
lOTryon,  George  Arthur 

Smith,  Arthur  Dudley,  LL.B. 

Southern,  Hugh 

Steavenson,  Archibald  Graham 

le  Strange,  Guy  191 

iiAnnand,  Archibald  Walter 

Stileman,  Frederic  William  Cheere 

McCleland,  Nial  Patrick  Kennett 
James  O'Neill 

Keynes,  Geoffrey  Langdon 

12  Roberts,  Sydney  Castle 

13  Stickland,  John  Reynolds 
Perrin,  Maurice  Nasmith,  B.C. 
Hubbuck,  Rupert  Edward,  LL.B. 
Garrett,  Victor  Richard 
I'isher,  Rev.  Kobert 
Smitii.Rev.  Neil  Campbell 
Parker,  James  Douglas 

LL.M, 

14  Rawlinson,  John  Frederick  Peel      18. 
Gosset,    John     Herbert    de     Paz  l8l 

I'horold 
Timins,  George  Ernest 
Tulloch,  Angus  Alexander  Grcgorie  18 
Underdown,  Herbert  William  19 

B.A, 

Wallace,  Rev.  Charles  Stebbing 
Wright,  George  Ernest 
Burnett-Stuart,    Augustus    Theo- 

dosius 
Tims,  Edward  Maile 
Groome,  Rev.  John  Hindes  Henry 
Rant,  George  Herbert  18 

Hamilton,  Rev.  George  James        18 

Baillie 
Tanner,  Joseph 
While,  Rev.  Edmund  Richard  Main-  Ifi 

waring 
Miller,  Francis  William 
Davies,  Herbert  Wyatt 
Catm,  Frederic  William  Moore         ig 
Flavelle,  William  Henry  ig 


18 
18 
18 


1  Master  at  Uppingham. 

2  Head  Master  of  Highgate  School. 

3  Master  at  Mill  Hill. 

4  Bell  Scholar,   1904.    George  Williamfn  Prize, 
1907.     Fellow  of  Peterhouse. 

5  Examining  Chaplain  to  the  Bishop  of  Norwich, 

6  Bell  Scholar,  1903.    Master  at  Harrow. 

7  Master  at  Shrewsbury. 

8  Master  at  St  Peter's  School,  York. 


9  College  Missioner, 

10  Master  at  Ouudle. 

11  Headmaster    of    the    King's    School,   Peter- 
borough. 

12  Assistant  Secretary  to  the  Press  Syndicate. 

13  Master  at  St  Paul's. 

14  M.P.   for  the   University.     King's    Counsel. 
Recorder  of  Cambridge.    University  Commissary. 


PEMBROKE   COLLEGE. 


997 


881 
882 


i888 


L889 


'.891 


L892 


1893 


L89£ 


Ainslie,  Ernest  Henry 
Haviland,  Henry  Alfred,  M.B. 
Finch,  Richard  Tanner,  M.B. 
Birch,  Rev.  Francis  Charles 
Hebbert,  Ernest  George 
Haggard,  Edward  Arthur 
Warry,  Henry  Cockeram 
Ransom,  Peter  Augustus 

1  Wig-lesworth,  James  Henry 
Ashworth,  John  Wilding 

2  Prior,  Frederick  Thomas 
Leesmith,  Bryan  Lee 
Roberts,  Hugh  Alexander 
Donaldson,  Boswell  Secundus, 

LL.B. 

Brougham,  Wilfrid  Francis 

Liebert,Emil  Herrman  Siegismund 

Vanderbyl,  Philip  Breda 

Gammell,  Sydney  James 

Crawshaw,  Robert 

Gwynne,  Nevile  Gwyn 

Stockenstrbm,  Sir  Andries,  Bart. 
3Milne,  Alan  Hay 

Hoper,  John  Dudley 

Danks,  Rev.  Arthur  Benjamin 

Clucas,  John  Donald 

Bagshaw,  Claud  Edward 

Doughty,  Chester  Goodwin 

Bowen,  Rev.  George  Henry 
Croasdale 
"Cherrill,  Alfred  Herbert 

Street,  Herbert 

Flowers,  Rev.  Marcus  Edwin 

Catling,  Charles  Bowker 

Mercer,  Charles  Edward  Ewart 

Healing,  George  Edward 

Eccles,  John  Kennerley,  LL.B. 

Austin,  Selwyn  Percy 

Ramsay,  Rev.  Charles   Benjamin 
Pritchard 

Clarke,  Edward  Russell 
5 Stow,  Alexander  Montag-ue 

Wilson,  George  Shepley 

Aldrich-Blake,  Robert  Morison 

Kewney,  Rev.  George  Stanley 

Tanner,  Charles  Peile 

Sewell,  Evelyn  Pierce,  M.B.,  B.C. 

Ambrose,  Sydney  Cole,  LL.B. 

Cradock,  Charles  Matthew 

Smith,  Robert  Buchanan 

Wilkinson,  Charles  Joseph 


1896 


1897 


1898 


1899 
1900 


1901 


Grant,  George  Roger 

Briscoe,  Frederick  Ernest  Trevor 

Clarke,  Lionel  William 

Speir,  Guy  Thomas 

Sheppee,  Francis  Henry 

Stokes,  Rev.  Adrian 

Taylor,  Stanley  Shelbourne 

Safford,    Frederick    Chartres 

Hayward 
Langdon,  Mortimer 
Carruthers,  Ferdinand  Gilbert 
Lyons,  John  Rose  Cormack 
Hankey,  Rev.  Basil 
Barkworth,  Harold  Braithwaite 
Lea,  Ernest  Ivoiy 
Simon,  Ernest  Emil  Darwin 
Hanhart,  Arthur  Anderson,  LL.B. 
Pain,  Edward  Davy 
Procter,  Robert  Fitz-Hugh 
Kenyon,  Harold  Godfrey,  LL.B.       1902 
Byers,  John,  LL.B. 
Mansfield,  Thomas  Charles 
Pretty,  Bernard,  LL.B. 
Comyn,  Arthur  Fitzwilliam,  M.B., 

B.C. 
Budge,  Rev.  Henry  Lionel  Beauford 
Marsh,  Harry  Evelyn  1903 

Jennings,  Charles 
Wood,  Tom  Nevill,  M.B.,  B.C. 
Larpent,  John  Plauta  George  de 

Hochepied 
Satterthwaite,  Maurice  Edgar 
Blakiston,  Rev.  Cyril  Ralph  Noel     1904 
f'.lenkinson,  Charles  Hilary 
Parsons,  Cornelius 
Mann,  Edward  John 
Cobbold,  Francis  Alfred  Worship, 

LL.B. 
Searle.  Charles  Frederick,  M.B., 

B.C. 
Ley,  Richard  Leonard,  M.B. 
Holberton,  Thomas  Edmund 
Tompson,  Cecil,  LL.B, 
Shackell,  Francis  Theodore 
Crofton,  John  Hutchinson,  M.B. 

B.C. 
Armitage,  Frank  Rhodes,  M.B., 

B.C. 
Lattey,  Henry  Patrick  Talbot 
Fisk,  Anthony  Alan 
7  Simpson,  John  Herbert 


1905 


1  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  1886 

2  MaBter  at  Shrewsbury. 

3  C.M.G.  Secretary  to  the  Liverpool  Chamber 
of  Commerce  and  the  Liverpool  School  of  Tropical 
Medicine. 


Mason  Prize,  1886.         4  Abbott  Scholar,  1890.    Inspector  of  Schools. 

5  I.C.8. 

6  Clerk  in  Record  Office.    Maitland  Lecturer. 

7  Master   at   Rugby;    formerly    Inspector   of 
Schools. 


998 


PEMBROKE   COLLEGE. 


Hart,  Thomas  Cliiford 
Berrington,   Kenneth   Clowes, 

LL.B. 
Jordan,  Humphry  Kobertson 
Lane,  Samuel  Francis  Becke 
Gibson,  Rowland  James  Theodore. 

LL.B. 
Ash,  Henry  Arnold 

1906  Sturdy,  Arthur  Carlile 
Partington,  John  Bertram 
Bligh,  Edward  Henry  Swinburne 
Feiiing,  Anthony,  M.B.,  B.C. 
Sutton,  Goi-don  BoAver 
Grenside,  Christopher  Frederick 

1907  Garrett,  Henry  Fawcett 
Harker,  Rev.  Robert  Grange 

1  Roberts,  Frederick  William 
Letchworth,   George  Howard 

Strettell 
Hitchcock,  William  Hume  Lane 
Mountfield,  David  D'Oyly 
2Foi-man,  Rev.   Thomas  Pears 
Gordon 
Brown,  Rev.  Nevill  Dallison 

1908  Kerr,  Philip  Walter 

3  Ibbotson,  Archie  William 

Woodhouse,  Coventry  Ernest 
sMilner-White,  Rudolph 

Kensington,  Hugh  le  Geyt 

Favell,  Norman  Bainbridge 

Hankey.  Rev.  Cyril  Patrick 

Dawson,  James  Hamilton  Thomas 

Higgins,  Charles  Alleyne,  LL.B. 

Christmas,  Dudley  Vyvyan 

Rayner,  Edward,  M.B.,  B.C. 

Powell,  William  Allan 

Waugh,  Arthur  John 

Tilly,  John 

Kneen,  Edwyn  Corlet 

Tinker,  Frank  Stanley 

Hodson,  Ronald 

Kent,  Leigh  Udall 

Brock ,  Arthur  Gordon 

Smyth,  Henry  Maxwell 
^Mugliston,  Frank  Hugh 

Elmslie,  William  Gray,  LL.B. 

Macleod,  Kenneth  Grant 

1909  5  Dixon,  Herbert  Henry 

6  Roberts,  Rev.  Basil  Coleby 

Laird,  Patrick  Ramsay 
'Robinson,  Frederick  Percival 

Champion,  Charles  Coverley 


Maw,  George  Oliver; 
Jephson,  Philip  Henry  Reiss 
Mellor,  Philip  Horace  Leyland 
Metcalfe,  Christopher  Henry  Frank 
Godson,  Frederic  Philip 
Martin,  John  Aston 
Knighton,  Gerald  Godfrey 
Warden,  Horace  Frederick  William 
Williams,  Rev.  John  Clifford 
Ashwin,  Rev.  Manley  Frederic 
Wright,  Clement  Vernon 
Cole,  Rev.  George  Lamont 
Storrs,  Rev.  Christopher  Evelyn 
FitzHerbert,  Nicholas  Hepburn 

"Guillebaud,  Harold  Ernest 

9Heriz-Smith,   Eustace    Edward 
Arthur 
Williamson,  Alexander  John  Neeve 
Sugden,  Guy  Hatton 
Taylor,  Ronald  Francis 
Marshall,  William  Henry 
Metcalfe-Gibson,  Anthony 
Lowry,  Sidney  Henry 
Jameson,  George  Dearden 
Thackeray,  Joseph  Makepeace 
Bolland,  Bernard  Godfrey  Clarke 
Attwater,  Geoffrey  Lewis 
Melhuish,  Thomas  Walter 
Greenhill,  James  Kenneth 
Heyn,  Richard  Gustavus 
Elrington-Bisset,  Walter  Faviere 
Heywood,  Cyril  Garnett 
M'^Afee,  Lewis  Alexander 

■'Johnson,  Maurice  Richard  AVheatley 
Bowden,  Edward  Ratcliffe 
Cossar,  John  Mackenzie 
Jaques,  Arthur 

Davidson,  John  Colin  Campbell 
Appach,  Reginald  Francis 
Falcon,  Michael,  LL.B. 
Bradford,  Ernest  Cordley 
Riley,  Rev.  Thomas 
Loveless,  William  Bird 
Scott,  John  Goi-don  Cameron 
Hallimond,  Arthur  Francis 

loWhitelegge,  Maurice  Horsley 
Crewdson,  Harold  Escott 
Thompson,  Ashley  George  Gyton 
Loveless,  Maynard  Lambert 
Dawes,  Michael  Stileman 
Dawson,  Rev.  Edward  Courtenay 
Murly-Gotto,  James 


1910 


191 


1  Master  at  Bradfleld. 

2  Master  at  Shrewsbury. 

3  I.C.S. 

4  Egyptian  Civil  Service. 
!>  Master  at  Dulwich. 


(>  Stewart  of  Raunoch  Scholar,  1907. 

7  le  Bas  Prizeman  1911.     Home  Civil  Service. 

8  Bell  Scholar,  1909. 

9  Master  at  Sherborne. 
10  Home  Civil  Service. 


PEMBEOKE   COLLEGE. 


Eraser,  Eowlaud 
Uloth,  Alexander  Wilmot 
Gartside-Tippiiige,  Geoffrey 
Gordon,  Eicliard  Edward  Clifton, 

LL.B. 
Hughes,  Thomas  William  Gillilan 

Johnson 
Laurance,  John  Bidwell 
Eddison,  John  Eadley 
Kirkby,  Noel  Walter 
Daw,  William  Fabyan  Bennett 
Peto,  Henry 
Scholes,  Walter  Neville 
Kirk  wood,  James  Millar 
de  Behr,  (Baron)  George 
Tylor,  George  Cunynghame 
Eobinson,  Hugh  Methven 
>12    Thom-Postlethwaite,  Andrew  Cecil 

Scott 
Wright,  Harold 
Frazer,  Eobert  Alexander 
Smith,  Fi'ank  Harold 
Bellwood,  Kenneth  Benson 
Uzielli,  Herbert  Eex 
Gabain,  William  George 
Eade,  Charles 
Colville,  David 
Longman,  Frederick 
Eenwick,  Hugh  Archibald 
1  Tanner,  Laurence  Edward  i 

Gardiner-Hill,  Harold  ! 

Gover,  Clement  Edward  John 
Tennant,  Bernard  Victor  Ashlin 
Williams,  Thomas  Eeinallt,  LL.B. 
Courtis,  Alan  Osborne 
Hales,  Henry  Ward 
Allen,  Paul  Henry 
Ziegler,  Charles  Hugo,  LL.B. 
Bell,  Alan  Thorp 
Latifur-Eahman,   Abu    Sharf  j 

Muhammad 
Hargreaves,  Herbert  Price  i 

Hill,  Geoffrey 
Cooke,  Frederick  Francis 
)13    Brown,  Osbert  Harold  .    : 

Mead,  Godfrey  Charles  Frederick     i 
Pound,  Murray  Stuart  | 

Piggot,  Arthur  Alfred  j 

Hodge,  Humfrey  Grose 
Horsefield,  Charles  Stanley  Ward 
Evans,  Alan  Frederick  Eeginald 
Sutton,  Kenneth  Herbert  Moxliay 
Pollock,  Eonald  Evelyn 
Eichards,  Arthur  Parry 


Tonge,  Eichard  Dacre 
Coombs,  Philip  Gumey,  LL.B. 
Bliss,  Arthur  Edward  Drummond, 

Mus.B. 
Hasluck,  Reginald  ffoUiott 
Roscoe,  Norman  Keith 
Broad,  Frederick  Horwood 
Bates,  John  Vincent 
Mansfield,  Philip  Theodore 
Davies,  Herbert  Barrs 
Bennett,  Samuel  Lowe 
Freeman,  Walter  Hanson 
Johnson,  Gordon  SafFery 
Coulson,  Norman 
Gray,  William  Stanger 
Stewart,  Ninian  Bannatyne 
Wilkinson,  Herbert  Augustus 
Ledward,  Edward  Francis 
Grr-Ewing,  Archibald 
Murray,  Alan  Robert 
Lockhart,  Laurence 
Ellis,  Thomas  Patrick 
Moxey,  Edgar  Reginald 
Scott,  John  Gordon 
Evans,  Charles  Heyland 
Sebag-Montefiore,  John 
Moor,  Christopher 
Gregson,  Philip 
Harris,  John  Charles  Neville 
Harari,  Ralph  Andrew 
Le  Brasseur,  John  Henry 
Smith,  Halhdie  Henry  Montagu 

Pensioners. 

Martin,  Edward  Walter 

Lowndes,  William  Parker 

Evans,  Kalph  du  Boulay 

Guggenheim,  Harry  Frank 
2  Attwater,  Aubrey  Leonard 

Dunkley,  George  William 

Zaiman,  Barnet  Abraham 

Kaye,  Everard  Astley 
'*Schwalm,  Cliarles  Edward 

Bickford- Smith,   William   Nugent 
Venning 

Bush,  Gilbert  Bremridge 

Harris,  Cyril  Raymond 

Trew,  Maurice  Frederick 

Gillies,  Charles  Percivale 

Tonkin,  Eeginald  Sebert 

Thorman,  John  Leslie 

Wood,  Eonald  McKinnon 

Cobbold,  Geoffrey  Wyndham  Nevile 

Patteson,  Charles 


1908 
1910 


1911 


1  Winchester  Reading  Prize,  1912. 

2  Charles  Oldham  Shakespeare  Scholar,  1912. 


3  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar,  1913. 


lOOO 


PEMBROKE  COLLEGE. 


Eden,  John  Rodney 

Douglass-James,  William 

Grolding,  Henry  Charles 

Law,  Harry 

Barnett,  Reginald  Walter 

Watson,  Ainslie  Henry 

Wilson,  Alan  Hood 

Miles,  Cyril  Vernor 

Mountain,  Stanford  Walton 

Baxter,  WiUiain  Hedley  Bruce 

Gammell,  James  Andrew  Harcourt 

Bradley,  Eric  Jatinga 

Lawrence,  Basil  Ranger 

Hoyle,  John  Baldwin 

Dingwall,  Eric  John 

Bodley,  Douglas  Hoskyns 

Wenden,  George 

Ure,  Colin  McGregor 

Barclay,  John  Arthur 

Cochrane,  Roy  Dundonald 

Mann,  Charles  Julian 

Walker,  Maurice  John  Lea 

Ransom,  John 

Falcon,  Joseph  Henry 

Keats,  Frederick  Thorold 

Anderson,   Charles  Alexander 

Kenneth 
Clark,  Claude  Stanley 
Molson,  Harold  Elsdale 
Wakelam,  Henry  Blythe  Thornhill 
Nicholl,  Vincent 
Ellison,  Edmund  George 
Barrow,  Patrick  Lindsay 
Whitaker,  Frank 
Wanklyn,  Kenneth 
Parry-Jones,    Percy    Edward    . 

Holland 
Spielniann,  Harold  Lionel  Isidor 
Richardson,  Rohert  Scovell 
Topping,  Alexander  Ross 
Greenhill,  Thomas  Watson 
Burton,  Alfred  Henry  Wellesley 
Lagden,  Reginald  Bousfield 
Martyn-Linnington,  Adolphus 

Littell 
Gihson,  James  Guthrie 
Dobb,  George  Conway 
Carr,  Baton  Richards 
Ross,  William  Munro 
Heath,  Roland  John 
Turner,  Harold  Agnew 
Mackern,  George  Theodore  Gibson 
Mayer,  Gerald  Max 
Sneath,  Rupert  Ernest  Fowler 
King,  Reginald  Herbert 


Bickley,  George  Howard 
Barrell,  Francis  Maxwell 
Lowe,  Cyril  Nelson 
Warren,  (ieorge  Maxwell 
Hodge,  Dorrien  Edward  Grose 
Goodman,  Benjamin  Mark 
Wilson,  Tom  Bonhote 
Macdonald,  Stuart  Hugh 
Cuthbertson,  Monro 
Dawson,  Francis  Gihner  Tempest 
Francis,  Ronald 
Todd,  Horace 

1  Curnock,  George  Ashwin 
Heathcock,  Thomas 
Fox,  Andrew  Stewart 
AttAvater,  Humphry  St  John 
Isaac,  Dudley  Charles 
Giles,  Eric 

Boswell,  Denis  St  George  Knox 

2  Howe,  John  Christopher 
Wimbush,  Hector  George 
Woodroffe,  Walter  Gordon 
Freeman,  Henry 
Carslake,  William  Bampfield 
Woodrofife,  Kenneth  Herbert 

Clayton 
Middlemas,  Percy 
Armitage,  Douglas  William 
Quincey,  Thomas  Edmund  de 

Quincey 
Guillebaud,  Eric  Cyril 
Stevenson,  Ronald  William 
Juckes,  Ralph 
Pilkington,  Daniel  Holme 
Molony,  Arthur  Williams 
Oliver,  Raymond  Edward  Creswick 
Lmes,  William  Kedie 
Priestley,  Douglas  Ralph  Overend 
Marty  n.  Rend  el  Vivian 
Littlejohn,  Hugh  Ascot 
Hatch,  Laurence  Collier 
Gooch,  Kenneth  Thackeray 
Cowan,  Charles  John  Alexander 
Ponsonby,  Cyril  Thomas 
Manfield,  Neville  Philip 
Calvert,  Lawrence  Morrice 
Hind,  Charles  Raymond 
Heath,  Arthur  Francis 
Berkeley,  Maurice  Kenneth  Fitz 

Hardinge 
Gibbs,  Bernard 
Smith,  Brian 
Vigo,  James  David 
Pyke,  Geoffrey  Nathaniel 
Keown,  Robert  White 


1912 


1  Stewart  of  Hannoch  Scholar,  1913. 


Abbott  Scholar,  1913. 


PEMBEOKE  COLLEGE. 


1001 


Eawlinsoii,  Arthur  Richard 
Luiiisden,  Robert 
Hughes,  Noel  Wilfrid 
Wilson,  William  Arbuthnot 
Hinnell,  Thomas  Squier 

I    Freeman,  Cecil  Rayner 
Dalgleish,  James  Patrick 
Barlow,  Christopher  Neild 
Kidston,  Robert  Alexander  Patrick 
Richard 
Smyth,  William  Rowland  Beatty 
Stileman,  Cecil  Herbert 
Mosseri,  Felix  Nessim 
Bolton,  Maurice  Baldwin 
Brown,  James  Cartmell  Dennison 
Trewhella,  Charles  Bernard 
Collins,  Edward  Duppa 
Buchanan,  Eraser  Campbell 
Abraham,  Lionel  Marty n 
Tindall,  Charles  Godfrey 
Wood,  George  Edward  Charles 
Morse,  Christopher 
Surrage,  Harold  James  Rocke 
Sealy,  Charles  Frederick  Noel 

Prince 
Wright,  Joseph  Marshall  M«Caldin 
White,  Henry  Cracroft 

Hayward,  Charles  Oswald 

Whelpton,  Marsden 

Miller,  William  Murdock 

Ambler,  George 

El  Masry,  Ibrahim 

Bird,  Charles  Barnard 

Staerker,  Hermann  Edward 

Hiscott,  Leslie  Stephenson 

Pephi,  Arthur  Raymond 

Goldschmidt,  William  Noel 

Dobb,  Robert  Alan 

Collins,  Valentine  St  Barbe 

Younghusband,  Leigh  Norman 

Carlyon,  Ernest  Tristram  Rupert 

Averill,  Arthur  Stileman 

Blew,  Kynnersley 

Fonseca,  Victor 

Riley,  Christopher  John  Moles wortli 

Grayson,  Denys  Henry  Harrington 

Ley,  Christopher  Francis  Aden 

Morley,  Denys  Warwick 

Kidd,  Lewis  Selkirk 

Bose,  Arabinda  Mohan 

Rice,  Ronald  Miller 

Were,  Cecil  Allan  Walter 

Mansfield,  John  Hamilton 
3  *Rowe,  Brian  Walton 


*Kinnach,  Samuel  James 
*Allen,  Henry  Reginald 
*Walker,  Douglas  Learoyd 

*  Andrews,  Charles  Neville 

*  Crump,  Harley  Cecil 
*Copeland,  Alexander  John 
*Anderson,  Douglas  Copland 
*Casswell,  Eric  Denison  Seymour 
*Buxton,  William  Leonard 
fCarter,  Percy 

fDowning,  Charles  Cottrill  Ralph 
fWylie,  Hamilton  Maclaren 
•f Montagu,  Guy  Walter 
{Hamilton,  Aubrey  Horace 
f  Hemus,  William  Langley 
Pritchard,  Fleetwood  Craven 
Carr,  Ronald  Nicholson 
Graham,  Malcolm 
Knight,  Charles  Martell 
Wilson,  Robert  Nicholson  Price 
Robbins,  John  Macartney 
Bovill,  John  Eric 
Wells,  John  Pascoe 
Molson,  Eric  Elsdale 
Cowan,  Robert  Craig 
Kann,  Percy  Walter  Gladstone 
Wright,  Alfred  Godfrey 
Attwater,  Wilfred  Francis 
Dodson,  Arthur  Derek  Hafiz 
Clarke,  Algernon  Percy 
Passmore,  John  Ratcliff 
Dunsmure,  Colin  Hamilton  Terrot 
Bickerton,  John  Myles 
Kennedy,  George  Holden 
Macdonald,  Norman  James 
Gates,  Chasemore 
Dean,  John  Henry  Ellis 
Naylor,  Philip  Allen  Ernest 
Stephen,  John  Graeme 
Ritchie,  Thomas  Pearsall  Ayres 
Tait,  Mark  Winterbotham 
Readman,  Cyril  Hamilton  Blyth 
Corsi,  Henry 

Parsons,  Frederick  Paul  Nigel 
Carrick,  Alfred  Debenham 
Childe,  Charles  Murray 
Richard,  William  Raymond 
Lawrence,  Joseph  Reginald  Mark 
Brolemaim,  Paul  William  Arthur 
Blair,  Geerge  Young 
Dewey,  Hugh  Grahame 
Allen,  William  Shepherd 
Young,  Malcolm  Henry 
Orr,  Edward  Farquharson  Burkitt 


*  Scholar  elect. 


f  Exhibitioner  elect. 


1002 


PEMBROKE  COLLEGE. 


Sanderson,  Arthur  Keith  i 

Anderson,  Thomas  Tindle  1 

von  Schijfer,  Ernst  i 

Orlebar,  Richard  Astry  Bourne         | 
CoUingwood,  Eric  Hugh 
Pax'adise,  John  Reginald  Tunnicliffe  i 
Roberts,  Stafford  Reichael 

Pierpoint 
Morris,  Charles  Alan  Smith 
Churchman,  Charles  Harvey  ' 

Lawson  Walton,  Arnold 
Connolly,  John  Stanley  D'Arcy 
Wreford,  Bertram  Samuel  Heyman  I 
Elmer,  Thomas  Horner  | 

Smale,  George  Frederick  Philip 
Winch,  Edward  Maurice 
Jones,  Charles  Robert  Selous 


Sibley,  Roger  Hastings  Bernard 
Miller,  Henry  Thornton 
Lansdown,  Robert  Black  Poole 
Grant,  William  St  Clair 
Wright,  William  Edward  Bellyro 
Eraser,  Angus  Alexander 
Macllwaine,  Gordon  Wilson 
Fielding  Johnson,  Henry  Goode 
Clark-Williams,  Francis 
Alston,  Louis  Raymond 
Lampard-Vachell,  Benjamin  Garnet 
Horner,  Maurice  Stuart 
Garnett,  William  Patrick 
Fosdick,  John  Hylaud 
Kumar,  Anand 
Vintcent,  Charles  Aubrey 
Bond,  William  Linskill 


PATRONAGE. 


Counties. 

Benefices. 

lust. 

Cambs. 

Soham,  V. 

1874 

Dorset... 

Tarrant -Hin ton,  R. 

1911 

Essex.... 

Rawreth,  R. 

1873 

Hunts... 

Waresley,  V. 

1886 

Orton  Waterville,  R. 
Cawston.R. 

1893 
1905 

NoVfolk*. 

Sail.  R. 

1909 

Saxthorpe,  V. 

1889 



Tilney,  V. 

1909 

Suffolk  . 

Framlingham,  11. 

1885 

Gosbeck ,  R. 

1898 

S^tonham.  Earl.  R. 

1901 

liicumhenis.  |    B.A. 

Rust.  J.  CM.  A.  !  1863 

Hankey,  B.,  B.A.  i  1899 

Kemp,G.G.,M.A.  i  1869 

Wilkinson,  C.  G.,M,A.  I  1867 

Rigg,  W.  P.,M.A.  '  1874 

Marsh,  T.  H.,M.A.  i  1885 

Lanchester,  H.  C.  O.,  M.A.  1899 

Walker,  J.  W.,  M.A.  :  1881 

Stallard,  H.  K.,  M.A.  1  1897 

Pilkington,  J.  H.,  M.A .  1879 

Roberts,  H.  E.,  M.A.  I  1876 

Ashwin,  E.  G.,  M.A.  .1883 


GONVILLE    AND   CAIUS   COLLEGE. 

(Founded  1348.) 
This  College,  originally  styled  Gonville  Hall,  was  founded  in 
1348,  by  Edmund  Gonville,  rector  of  Terrington,  m  Norfolk, 
son  of  William  Gonville,  and  endowed  for  a  Master  and  three 
Fellows.  The  original  site  was  between  Free-School  Lane  and  the 
churchyard  of  St  Botolph's. 

The  name  of  the  College  and  its  situation  were  both  changed 
by  William  Bateman,  Bishop  of  Norwich,  whom  Gonville  had 
appointed  to  be  his  executor.  In  1353,  Bateman  established  the 
College  where  the  Gonville  Court  at  present  stands;  and  pre- 
viously  to  this  removal  he  had  changed  Gonville's  statutes  for 
statutes  of  his  own,  and  altered  the  name  to  the  *'Hall  of  the 
Annunciation  of  Blessed  Mary  the  Virgin."  Thus,  and  by  certain 
endowments,  he  made  himself  a  Second  Founder, 

The  revenues  were  afterwards  increased  by  various  Benefactors. 

In  1558,  John  Caius,  M.D.,  the  Third  Founder,  obtained  the 
Royal  Charter  by  which  the  former  foundations  were  all  confirmed, 
and  his  own  foundation  was  established.  By  this  charter  the  Col- 
lege was  thenceforward  to  be  called  Gonville  and  Caius  College . 

By  the  revised  statutes  made  under  the  provisions  of  the  Ox- 
ford and  Cambridge  Universities  Act,  1877,  and  amended  in  1885, 
1890,  1892,  1893,  1904,  the  College  is  to  consist  of  a  Master,  at 
least  twenty  Fellows  exclusive  of  the  Drosier  Fellows,  and  such 
number  of  Scholars  as  the  Governing  Body  may  from  time  to  time 
determine.    Two  of  the  Fellowships  are  Professorial  Fellowships. 

By  the  will  of  the  late  William  Henrv  Drosier,  M.D., 
Senior  Fellow  of  the  College,  who  died  on  May  13,  1889,  the  en- 
dowments of  the  College  are  increased  by  six  new  Fellowships, 
called  the  Drosier  Fellowships. 

A  new  Corporate  Fellowship,  called  the  Monro  Fellowship, 
has  been  founded  by  the  aid  of  the  benefaction  of  the  late  Charles 
Henry  Monro,  M.A.,  Senior  Fellow  of  the  College,  who  died  on 
February  23,  1908.  There  are  at  present  in  all  twenty-nine 
Fellowships. 

FEIiLOWSHIPS. 

The  government  of  the  College  is  in  the  hands  of  the  Master 
and  twelve  of  the  Fellows. 

The  Fellows  of  the  College  are  to  be  chosen  from  those  persons 
(being  otherwise  qualified  according  to  the  Statutes)  whom  the 
Governing  Body  shall  think  to  be  of  the  greatest  merit  and 


1004  GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE. 

most  fit  to  be  Fellows  of  the  College  as  a  place  of  education 
reliction  learning  and  research. 

The  Fellowships  are  not  vacated  by  marriage,  but  terminate 
in  general  at  the  end  of  six  years  from  the  time  of  election. 
They  may  however  be  retained  if  the  Fellow  at  the  end  of  that 
time  be  holding  certain  University  or  College  Offices;  or  shall 
have  held  some  one  or  more  of  such  College  Offices  during 
the  space  of  twenty  years;  or  shall  have  been  permitted  by  a 
special  vote  of  the  Governing  Body  to  retain  his  Fellowship  on 
account  of  his  literary  or  scientific  reputation  or  labours  or  on 
the  ground  of  his  holding  a  University  Readership  or  Lecture- 
ship. The  Governing  Body  have  power  on  or  within  a  year  after 
electing  a  Fellow  to  attach  any  special  condition  to  the  tenure 
of  his  Fellowship  which  may  seem  to  them  desirable  in  the 
interests  of  the  College.  A  Fellowship  may  in  certain  cases 
be  prolonged  or  an  ex-fellow  re-elected  at  a  General  Meeting 
of  the  Master  and  Fellows. 

SCHOLARSHIPS  AND   EXHIBITIONS. 

The  Scholarships  are  of  two  kinds.  (1)  Entrance  Scholarships 
(of  values  varying  from  ^40  to  ,£80).  These  are  competed  for 
before  admission  to  the  College;  candidates  must  be  under 
19  years  of  age  on  the  first  day  of  the  academical  year  in  which 
the  examination  is  held.  The  College  has  the  power  to  oflTer 
not  more  than  two  Entrance  Scholarships  in  any  one  year 
without  restriction  of  age.  The  subjects  of  examination  are 
generally  Mathematics,  Classics,  Natural  Science,  Modern  Lan- 
guages, Oriental  Languages  and  History.  (2)  Foundation 
Scholarships.  These  are  awarded,  on  the  results  of  the  Annual 
College  examinations,  to  persons  already  in  residence  and  without 
restriction  of  age.  They  are  given  for  proficiency  in  any  of 
the  branches  of  study  mentioned  above,  as  also  for  Theology, 
Law,  Moral  Sciences  and  Mechanical  Sciences,  and  in  some  cases 
to  candidates  or  selected  students  for  the  Indian  Civil  Service. 
The  annual  value  ranges  from  ,£40  to  £100.  These  Scholarships 
are  as  a  rule  tenable  until  the  Scholars  are  of  standing  to  take 
the  degree  of  B.A.,  but  in  cases  of  special  merit  the  tenure  is 
prolonged  for  a  year  or  more. 

An  Entrance  Scholarship  and  an  Entrance  Exhibition  may  be 
oflfered  for  Students  who  intend  to  read  Law.  The  subjects  of 
examination  are  the  same  as  for  the  Classical  Entrance  Scholar- 
ships. 

An  Entrance  Scholarship  or  Exhibition  may  be  oflfered  to  a 
candidate  in  Matheiiiatics  who  will  read  for  the  Mechanical 
Sciences  Tripos. 

An  Entrance  Scholarship  or  Exhibition  may  be  oflfered  to  a 
candidate  in  History  who  will  read  for  the  Economics  Tripos. 

A  candidate  who  obtains  a  first  class  in  certain  of  the  Triposes 
may,  with  the  permission  of  the  Governing  Body,  hold  a  Founda- 


GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE.  1005 

tion  Scholarship  or  have  his  Scholarship  prolonged  for  one  or 
two  years,  if  he  becomes  a  Candidate  for  the  Theological,  and 
Moral  Sciences  Triposes,  for  the  subjects  of  which  Entrance 
Scholarships  are  not  as  a  rule  given. 

The  Salomons  Scholarship  of  about  £80  a  year  for  three  years, 
for  Civil  and  Electrical  Engineering  (founded  by  Sir  David  L. 
Salomons,  Bart.)  will  ordinarily  be  vacant  every  three  years.  It 
is  awarded  as  an  Entrance  Scholarship,  the  subjects  of  Examin- 
ation being  the  same  as  for  the  Mathematical  Entrance  Scholar- 
ships. The  successful  candidate  is  required  to  read  for  the 
Mechanical  Sciences  ("  Engineering")  Tripos. 

Exhibitions  are  given  under  the  same  conditions  as  Scholar- 
ships, but  for  a  somewhat  lower  standard  of  merit.  Donations 
of  smaller  sums  are  made  to  students  who  have  acquitted 
themselves  creditably  in  the  examinations. 

Three  Chapel-clerkships  (one  of  them  as  a  rule  Choral)  of  £30 
each  tenable  for  one  year  are  given  at  the  end  of  the  second  year 
of  residence.  Candidates  in  sending  in  their  application  must 
show  that  they  have  need  of  pecuniary  help  and  must  be  recom- 
mended by  the  Tutors  to  the  Governing  Body. 

Two  Exhibitions  at  least  of  £'30  each  are  given  to  resident 
Bachelors  of  Arts  who  are  candidates  for  Holy  Orders. 

The  Yatman  Exhibition  of  about  £34=  a  year  is  given,  without 
competitive  examination,  to  a  student  who  needs  help  and 
declares  his  intention  of  being  a  candidate  for  Holy  Orders. 

There  is  a  Musical  Scholarship  of  ^60  tenable  for  three  years. 
The  duties  of  the  Scholar  are  to  sing  in  the  Chapel  Choir  or  to 
act  as  deputy  for  the  Organist  as  may  be  required  and  he  is 
required  to  read  for  the  Mus.Bac.  degree. 

There  are  besides  three  Choral  Exhibitions,  of  £40  each, 
tenable  for  three  years.  The  duties  of  the  Exhibitioners  are 
to  assist  in  the  daily  choral  services  of  the  College  Chapel,  and 
they  are  required  to  read  for  a  degree. 

Scholarships  or  Exhibitions  may  be  awarded,  or  continued  for 
the  fourth  year  of  residence,  to  undergraduates  or  graduates, 
who  are  candidates  for  a  Tripos  or  part  of  a  Tripos  and  are  also 
candidates  for  the  Indian  Civil  Service  Open  Competition. 


POST-GRADUATE   RESEARCH   STUDENTSHIPS. 

A  Studentship  of  ^100  (the  "  Frank  Smart"  Studentship)  for 
the  encouragement  of  Botanical  research  was  founded  in  1887  by 
F.  G.  Smart,  M.A.,  M.B.,  and  Mrs  F.  G.  Smart,  of  Tunbridge 
Wells.  It  is  open  to  all  members  of  the  College  who  have  kept 
not  less  than  nine  nor  more  than  fifteen  terms.  The  Studentship 
is  tenable  ordinarily  for  two  but  may  in  certain  cases  be  given 
for  one  year  only,  or  may  in  special  circumstances  be  continued 
for  a  third  year.    The  Governing  Body  of  the  College  may  if  no 


1006  GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE. 

suitable  candidate  belonging  to  the  College  presents  himself,  offer 
the  Studentship  pro  hac  vice  to  other  members  of  the  University. 

The  Shuttle  worth  Studentship,  of  the  annual  value  of  about 
.£110,  is  given  in  the  first  instance  to  a  candidate  whose  subject 
is  Zoology  or  Physiology,  or,  failing  candidates  in  these  subjects, 
then  to  a  candidate  whose  subject  is  some  other  branch  of  Natural 
Science.  The  regulations  for  election  and  tenure  are  the  same 
as  for  the  "  Frank  Smart "  Studentship. 

The  Ramadge  Law  and  History  Studentship,  founded  upon 
the  benefaction  of  the  late  Frederick  Ramadge,  M.A.,  Barrister- 
at-Law,  formerly  Fellow  of  the  College,  will  be  awarded  in  alter- 
nate years.  The  Studentship  is  open  to  all  members  of  the 
College  who  have  kept  not  less  than  nine  nor  more  than  fifteen 
terms.  It  will  be  of  the  value  of  about  £100  and  will  be  tenable 
for  one  year.  Failing  candidates  whose  subject  is  Law  or 
History,  the  Studentship  may  be  awarded  in  respect  of  some 
other  branch  of  literary  study. 

The  Christopher  James  Studentship  of  about  £80  in  value  is 
given  by  preference  for  research  in  Languages  or  for  Archaeo- 
logical Study. 

Two  Studentships  of  £120  a  year  tenable  for  one,  two,  or  three 
years,  are  not  restricted  as  to  subject  and  may  be  given  either 
for  literary  or  for  scientific  research.  The  stipend  of  one  of  these 
has  been  assigned  to  the  *  Wollaston '  Studentship  for  Physics, 
which  is  open  to  members  of  British,  Colonial  or  American 
Universities  ;  and  of  the  second,  temporarily,  to  the  '  Sir  Thomas 
Gresham '  Studentship  for  Economics,  similarly  open. 

A  Research  Studentship  has  been  held  for  two  years  at  a 
time  from  Michaelmas  1904  by  a  Lector,  who  is  a  French  Graduate 
of  a  French  University,  and  delivers  lectures  in  his  own  language 
and  holds  conversation  classes.  Research  Studentships  are  not 
awarded  by  the  result  of  a  competitive  examination. 

TANCRED  STUDENTSHIPS. 

There  are  also  connected  with  the  College  : 

Four  Studentships  in  Physic,  founded  by  Christopher  Tan- 
cred,  Esq.,  each  of  which  has  been  of  the  annual  value  of 
about  £80. 

The  Candidate  who  is  elected  to  one  of  these  Studentships  is 
obliged  to  enter  at  this  College  within  a  month  from  the  time 
of  election ;  or  to  remove  hither,  if  he  be  a  member  of  any  other 
College. 

These  Students  are  required  to  take  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of 
Medicine  as  soon  as  they  are  of  sufficient  standing  for  the  same  ; 
and  they  may  hold  the  Studentship  for  three  years  after  their 
degree.  Students  therefore  who  are  elected  previous  to  admission 
at  any  College,  can  hold  them  eight  years.    The  electors  to  these 


GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE.  1007 

Studentships  are  the  Master  of  Gonville  and  Caius  College,  the 
Master  of  Christ's  College,  the  President  of  the  College  of  Physi- 
cians, the  Treasurer  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  the  Master  of  the  Charter- 
house, and  the  Governors  of  Greenwich  and  Chelsea  Hospitals. 
The  Governors  of  the  Trust  hold  their  meetings  at  Lincoln's  Inn, 
on  the  last  Wednesday  in  May,  and  on  the  Wednesday  after 
St  Martin's  day\    The  next  expected  vacancy  will  be  in  1912. 

HARROW  SCHOLARSHIPS. 

Two  SoHoi^ARSHiPs,  foundcd  at  Harrow  School,  a.».  1830,  by 
John  Sayer,  M.A.,  Barrister-at-Law,  and  formerly  a  Senior  Fellow 
of  the  College,  of  the  annual  value  of  £60.  The  Scholars 
are  elected  by  the  Governors  of  the  School  and  proceed  to  this 
College. 

EXAMINATIONS,  ANNUAL  PRIZES,  &c. 

Candidates  for  Honours  are  examined  annually  in  the  subjects 
of  the  several  Triposes.  Scholarships  are  awarded,  in  case  of 
sufficient  merit,  in  connexion  with  each  of  these  subjects ;  and 
prizes  of  £3  in  books  are  given  to  every  Student  who  is  placed 
in  the  First  Class. 

There  are  two  Greek  Testament  Prizes  independently  of  those 
which  are  given  on  the  results  of  the  annual  Theological  Examin- 
ation. 

Prizes  of  the  value  of  £3  each  are  given  annually  for  the  best 
discussions  of  two  questions,  one  of  Pure,  the  other  of  Applied 
Mathematics;  the  competitors  to  be  members  of  the  College  of 
not  more  than  twelve  terms  standing. 

Three  Composition  Prizes  of  £3  each  are  annually  offered,  one 
for  Latin  Prose  Composition,  one  for  Latin  Verse  Composition, 
and  one  for  Greek  Verse  Composition;  the  candidates  to  be  of 
not  more  than  eight  complete  terms  standing. 

A  prize  of  ^5,  open  to  members  of  the  College  of  not  more 
than  twelve  terms  standing,  is  given  annually  for  an  Essay 
on  some  subject  connected  with  English  History  or  English 
Literature. 

Two  prizes  of  £S  each  are  given  annually  for  Essays  in  French 
and  German  respectively ; 

A  prize  of  £3  is  given  annually  for  Musical  Composition ;  and 

A  prize  of  J 3  is  given  annually  for  an  Essay  on  some  subject 
connected  with  Natural  Sciences :  open  to  members  of  the 
College  of  not  more  than  twelve  terms  standing. 

The  George  Ludorf  Siddle  Prize  of  about  ^9  is  given  triennially 
for  an  Essay  on  some  subject  connected  with  the  British  Colonies. 

1  Forms  of  petition  and  all  information  respecting  the  Tancred  Studentships  may  be  obtaine<t 
from  J.  W.  C.  Frere,  Ebc/.,  28,  Lincoln's  Inn  Fields,  London. 


1008  GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE. 

A  prize  of  £Q  in  books  (the  "  Frank  Smart  Prize")  is  awarded 
annually  to  the  undergraduate  who  is  most  distinguished  in  the 
subject  of  Botany  at  the  annual  College  Examination. 

The  Marke  Wood  Medal  is  given  annually  for  proficiency  in 
shooting. 

A  prize  of  JIO  is  given  under  certain  conditions  to  a  student  who 
attains  a  high  place  in  the  Indian  Civil  Service  Open  Competitions. 
Prizes  also  of  ^*10  each  connected  with  the  same  competition  are 
given  under  certain  conditions  for  proficiency  in  (i)  Arabic, 
(ii)  Sanskrit,  or  (iii)  Persian. 

The  Thruston  Medal  of  the  value  of  ^10  (taking  the  place  of 
the  Thruston  Prize)  "  shall  be  given  triennially  to  that  member 
of  the  College  (being  of  not  more  than  fifteen  years'  standing  from 
the  first  day  of  the  Michaelmas  term  of  the  Academical  year 
in  which  he  matriculated),  who  has  published  in  the  course  of 
the  preceding  three  years  the  best  original  investigation  in 
Physiology,  Pathology,  or  Practical  Medicine."  The  remainder 
of  the  Thruston  Fund,  about  ^15  a  year,  may  be  given  in  the 
form  of  a  grant  or  grants  in  aid  of  research  in  the  subjects 
named.  Application  should  be  made  to  the  Master.  The  Medal 
will  be  next  awarded  in  1914. 

Plate  to  the  value  of  £10,  the  gift  in  1774  of  Dr  Schuldham, 
is  awarded  each  year  to  one  judged  worthy  amongst  the  com- 
mencing Bachelors  of  Arts. 

ADMISSION. 

All  Candidates  for  admission  are  required  to  pass  an  entrance 
examination  in  Classics  and  Mathematics.  There  are  two  ordi- 
nary times  of  Examination,  viz.  in  March  and  June.  Scholars 
elected  prior  to  entrance,  as  well  as  Holders  of  Certificates 
from  the  Oxford  and  Cambridge  Schools  Examination  Board 
or  the  Syndicate  for  the  Local  Examinations  excusing  from  the 
Previous  Examination,  are  exempt.  Certificates  of  other  Ex- 
aminations or  certificates  of  graduation  at  other  universities  or 
exceptional  evidence  of  competence  may  at  the  discretion  of  the 
Master  and  Tutors  be  accepted.  A  candidate  for  admission 
may  also  be  allowed  to  substitute  for  part  or  the  whole  of  the 
College  Entrance  Examination  the  University  Previous  Examina- 
tion, if  passed  before  the  beginning  of  residence.  An  Entrance 
Examination  for  admission  to  the  College  may  also  be  held  at 
certain  of  the  Public  Schools  in  March  and  June.  Special  regu- 
lations are  issued  for  the  admission  of  '  Advanced  Students'  and 
'  Research  Students.'  Application  for  admission  should  be  made 
to  the  Senior  Tutor. 


GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE. 


1009 


Senior  Sophs. 
Landau,  H.  (3) 
McKerrow,  G.  (9) 
Perry,  E.  AV.  (2) 
Stein,  P.  (1) 
Stokoe,  F.  W.  (8) 
Wilcocksou,  W.  H. 


Prizemen,  1913. 

[  Junior  Sophs.  I 

Allen,  F.  D.  C.  (9) 
I  Ashcroft,  K.  L.  (2) 
i  Harrington,  F.  E.  P.  (9)  I 
I  Edge,  S.  E.  H.  (3)  I 

I  Macgregor,  G.H.  C.  (2)  ! 
(3)  !  M^Nair,  W.  L.  (5)  I 

I  Phear,  H.  W.  (9) 
I  Smith,  W.  E.  (1) 
I  Spiers,  H.  M.  (3) 


(1)  Mathematics. 

(4)  Theology. 

(7)  Oriental  Languages. 

(9)  Mechanical  Sciences. 


(2)  Classics. 
(5)  Law. 

(8)  Modern  Languajfes. 
(10)  Economics. 


Freshmen. 
Black,  J.  A.  (2) 
Bousfield,  J.  K.  (1) 
Brewer,  F.  G.  (2) 
Cameron,  D.  W.  (1) 
Donaldson,  G.  B.  (3) 
Duddell,  A.  G.  (2) 
Fielden,  F.  J.  (8) 
Green,  H.  G.  (1) 
Herriot,  D.  R.  (1) 
Richardson,  D.W.R.  (3) 
Sidebotham,  F.  L.  (2) 
Swann,  M.  B.  R.  (3) 
Whitby,  J.  H.  (1) 
Whyte,  W.  J.  A.  (1) 

(3)  Natural  Sciences. 
(6)  History. 


Anntial  Prizes. 
Pure  Mathematics  Essay  Prize.     W.  E.  Smith. 


Applied  Mathematics  Essay  Pnze.     \\    N^'sradb^^^^ 


Greek  Testament  Prize.    J.  B,  Foster. 


Natural  Sciences  Essay  Prize.    R.  T.  M.  Haines. 


Frank  Smart  Prize.    G.  B.  Donaldson. 


George  Ludorf  Siddle  Prize.    F.  B.  Sutherland. 
Marhe  Wood  Medal.     0.  S.  Thompson. 


Schumann  Plate.     jA-  N;  Drug- B^A.  ^^^^ 


LIST   OF  MASTERS. 


Gonville  Hall. 


1348  John  Colton. 
1353  William  de  Rougham, 
1393  Richard  de  Pulham. 
1412  William  Somersham. 
1416  John  Rickingale. 
1426  Thomas  Atwood. 
1454  Thomas  Boleyn. 
^^72  E4mvpid  Sheriffe. 


1475  Henry  Cottesl«y. 
1483  John  Barley. 
1503  Edmund  Stubbs. 
1514  William  Bokenham. 
1536  John  Skippe. 
1540  John  Styrmin. 
1552  Thomas  Bacon. 


43 


1010  GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE. 

LIST  OF  MASTERS  continued. 

Gonville  and  Cuius  College. 

1668  Thomas  Bacon.  1716  Sir  Thomas  (joocli,  Bail. 

1569  John  Caius.  ,     1754  Sir  James  Burrough. 

1573  Thomas  Legge.  j     1764  John  Smith. 

1607  William  Branthwaite.  |     1795  Richard  Belwaixl. 

1618  John  Gostlin.  !     1803  Martin  Davy. 

1625  Thomas  Batchcroft.  !     1839  Benedict  Chapman. 
1649  William  Dell.  1852  Edwin  Guest. 

1660  Thomas  Batchcroft.  1880  Norman  Macleod  Ferrers. 

1660  Robert  Brady.  1903  Ernest  Stewart  Roberts. 

1700  James  Halman.  1912  Hugh  Kerr  Anderson. 

'1702  Sir  John  Ellys. 

Visitor — The   Crown  acting  through   the   Lord  Chancellor  of 
Great  Britain  for  the  time  heing. 

Master,  H.  K.  Anderson,  M.D.,  F.R.S. 
President,  J.  Venn,  Sc.D.,  F.RS. 
Bursar,  The  Rev.  J.  B.  Lock,  M.A. 
Dean,  The  Tutors. 
Steward,  E.  G.  Gallop,  M.A. 
Registrary,  J.  F.  Cameron,  M.A. 
Praelector  Rhetoricus,  J.  F.  Cameron,  M.A. 
Librarian,  The  Rev.  G.  A.  S.  Schneider,  M.A. 
Auditors,  E.  J.  Gross,  M.A. 
T.  B.  Wood,  M.A. 
Catechisty  Vacant. 
Chaplain,  The  Rev.  F.  Jarvls,  M.A. 


Tutors. 

W.  W.  Buckland,  M.A.  {Senior  Tutor). 
W.  B.  Hardy,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
J.  F.  Cameron,  M.A. 


Lecturers,  Assistant  Lecturers  and  Directors  of  Studies. 

Mathematics, 

E.  G.  Gallop,  M.A. 
J.  F.  Cameron,  M.A. 

F.  J.  M.  Stratton,  M.A. 


Classics,  W.  T.  Lendrum,  M.A. 
W.  W.  Walker,  M.A. 


Divinity,     The     Rev.     G.     H. 

Clayton,  M.A. 
Hebrew  andSyriac,  S.  A.  Cook, 

M.A. 

Comparative  Study  of  Religions, 
S.  A.  Cook,  M.A. 


GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE. 


1011 


Lmc,  W.  W.  Buckland,  M.A. 

A.  D.  M-'Nair,  LL.M. 
History,  G.  E.  Green,  M.A. 

Z.  N.  Brooke,  M.A. 
Physics,  R.  F.  D'Arcy,  M.A. 
Physiology, 

W.  B.  Hardy,  M.A. 
Zoology, 

C.  Forster  Cooper,  M.A. 
Anatomy, 

E.  Barclay  Smith,  M.B. 
Botany,  F.  T.  Brooks,  M.A. 
Biology,  H.  H.  Brindley,  M.A. 
Geology,  H.  Woods,  M.A. 


i  Music,  Charles  Wood,  Mus.Doc.i 
I  Modern  Languages, 

B.  C.  Quiggin,  M.A.^ 
Monro  Lecturer  in  Celtic, 

E.  C.  Quiggin,  M.A. 
Engineering,    J.    F.    Cameron, 

M.A.3 
Candidates  for  Holy  Orders, 
The  Rev.  G.  H.  Clayton,  M.A. 
Moral  Sciences  and  Psychology, 
W.  E.  Johnson,  M.A. 
C.  S.  Myers,  M.D.,  Sc.D.^ 
Economics, 
W.  T.  Layton,  M.A.^ 


Organist,  Charles  Wood,  Mus.Doc. 
Lector  in  French,  G.  J.  Roth. 


Fellows, 

*Wiglesworth,  Thomas  Walker,  M.A. 
^/Venn,John,  S(i.l>.,F.R.S, 
^y*  Gross,  Edward  John,  M.A. 
^/^Loek,  Rev.  John  Bascombe,  M.A. 

^Wallis,  Right  Rev.  Frederic,  D.I). 
g  ^  Reid,  James  Smith,  Litt.D. 

Muir,  Matthew  Moncrieflf  Pattison,  M.A. 

loLea,  Arthur  Sheridan,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
g^^  Gallop,  Edward  Gurner,  M.A. 
g^'^  Buckland,  William  Warwick,  M.A. 
^i3gwete,  Rev.  Henry  Barclay,  D.D.,  F.B.A. 

e  Lendrum,  William  Trevor,  M.A. 

14  Allbutt,  Sir  Thomas  Cliflford.  K.C.B.,  M.D.,  F.R.S, 
eisHardy,  William  Bate,  M.A.,  FR.S, 
c^isRidgeway,  William,  Sc.D.,  i^..B,^. 


'J  Member  of  the  Governing  Body  by  Seniority. 

8  Senior  Fellow  under  the  Statutes  previous  to 

1860.    /  Senior  Fellow  under  the  Statutes  of  1860. 

e  Member  of  the  Governing  Body  by  election. 

1  TTnivcrsity  Lecturer  in  Harmony  and  Counter- 
point. 

2  University  Lecturer  in  German. 

3  Assistant  Demonstrator  at  the  University 
Engineering  Laboratory. 

4  University  Lecturer  in  Experimental  Psy- 
chology. 

5  nniversity  Lecturer  in  Economics. 

6  Cambridge  Secretary  to  the  Oxford  and 
Cambridge  Schools  Examination  Board. 

7  Formerly  Assistant  Master  at  Eton;  late  As- 
sistant-Tutor and  Lecturer  in  Mathematics. 

8  Cams  Prizeman  (Undergraduates),  18'74, 
(Bachelors),  1877,  Scholefield  Pnieman.  1878, 
Evanc  Prizeman,  1878.  Late  Bishop  of  "Welling- 
ton, New  Zealand.     Prebendary  of  Salisbury. 

9  Professor  of  Ancient  History.  Formerly 
Tutor.  Browne's  Medallist,  1868.  Chancellor'* 
Nedsllist,  1869.  WhewellSctaolarin International 


Law,  1870.  Hon.  Fellow  and  formerly  Fellow  of 
Christ's  College.  Hon.  LL.D.  Dublin.  Hon 
Litt.D.  St  Andrews. 

10  Late  University  Lecturer  in  Physiology. 

11  Smith's  Prizeman,  1885  ;  Fellow  of  Trinity 
College,  1885-1889. 

12  Chancellor's  Medallist  for  Legal  Studies,  1885. 

13  Regius  ProfessorofDivinitv.  Formerly  Fellow 
and  Tutor.  Elected  Honorary  Fellow,  1886.  Re- 
elected Fellow,  1890.  Hon. Litt.D.  Dublin,  1892. 
Hon.  D.D.  Glasgow,  1901.  Hon.  Lltt.D.  Oxon., 
1911. 

14  Regius  Professor  of  Physic.  Honorary  D.Sc. 
of  the  University  of  Oxford.  Honorary  D.Sc.  of 
the  University  of  Leeds.  Honorary  D.Sc.  of  the 
University  of  Durham.  Censor  of  the  Royal 
College  of  Physicians. 

15  Croon  ian  Lecturer,  1905. 

16  Disney  Professor  of  Archaeology.  Formerly 
Fellow.  Re-elected,  1894.  Late  Professor  of  6r««k 
at  Queen's  College,  Cork.  Hon.  Litt.D.  Dublin. 
OUford  Lecturer  at  Aberdeen,  1909—10. 

43—2 


1012 


GONVILLE  AND  CA1U8  COLLEGE. 


'Wood,  Charles,  M.A.,  Mus.  Doc. 
''  Gardiner,  John  Stanley,  M.A.,  FM.S. 
^  Cameron,  John  Forbes,  M.A. 
*Quiggin,  Edmund  Crosby,  M.A. 
^Punnett,  Reginald  Crundall,  M.A.,  F.R.S, 
^Stratton,  Frederick  John  Marrian,  M.A. 
em  ^  Wood,  Thomas  Barlow,  M.A. 
6^*  Brooke,  Zachary  Nugent,  M.A. 
s^Mattingly,  Harold,  M.A. 
d^^li^ytow,  Walter  Thomas,  M.A. 
^11  Fryer,  John  Claude  Fortescue,  M.A. 
(5?i^Compton,  Robert  Harold,  M.A. 
fl?i^M^Nair,  Arnold  Duncan,  LL.M. 
c?Bullough,  Edward,  M.A. 


Honorary  Fellows. 
"Ransome,  Arthur,  M.D.,  F.R.S. 
i^Laughton,  Sir  John  Knox,  M.A.,  Litt.D, 
^^ Cunningham,  Ven.  William,  D.D. 
*^ Joyce,  Hon.  Sir  Matthew  Ingle,  M.A. 
18 Sherrington,  Charles  Scott,  M.A.,  M.D.,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
i^Threlfall,  Richard,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
^'^  Doughty,  Charles  Montagu,  M.A. 
^iRobson  of  Jesmond,  Rt  Hon.  Lord,  M.A.,  G.G.M.G. 
22 Prior,  Edward  Schroeder,  M.A. 
23Giles,  Peter,  Litt.D. 


Research  Students. 
24  Roth,  Georges  Jules, 
t^speters,  Rudolph  Albert,  B.A. 


t  Formerly  Scholar. 

d  Drosler  Fellow.  m  Monro  Fellow. 

3  Supernumerary  Fellow. 

e  Member  of  the  Governing  Body  by  election. 

1  Professorof  Harmony,  Royal  CoUegeof  Music. 
University  Lecturer  in  Harmony.  Honorary  LL.D. 
of  the  University  of  Leeds. 

2  Balfour  Student,  1899.    Professor  of  Zoology. 

3  Smith's  Prizeman,  1900. 

4  University  Lecturer  in  German. 

6  Waisingham  Medallist,  1900.  Balfour  Student, 
1904.  Thruston  Medallist,  1908.  Arthur  Balfour 
Professor  of  Genetics. 

6  Isaac  Newton  Student,  1906.  Tyson  Medal- 
list, 1905.  Smith's  Prizeman,  1906.  Assistant  in 
Astrophysics. 

7  Drapers  Professor  of  Agriculture. 

8  Gladstone  Prize,  1906.  Winchester  Prize, 
1906.     Lightfoot  Scholar,  1907. 

9  Battle  Scholar,  1905.  Craven  Scholar,  1906. 
Senior  Chancellor's  Medallist  for  Classics,  1907. 
Craven  Student,  1908.  Thirlwall  Prizeman,  1908. 
Assistant  in  the  British  Museum. 

10  Formerly  Gresham  Student.  Cobden  Prize- 
man, 1908. 

11  Balfour  Student,  1911.  Entomologist  to  the 
Board  of  Agriculture  and  Fisheries. 

12  Frank  Smart  Student  of  the  College  and  of 


the  University.     Walsingham  Medallist,  1<)11. 
18  Lecturer  for  the  Incorporated  Law  Society. 

14  Late  Physician  to  the  Manchester  Hospital 
for  Conhumpiion  and  Diieasepof  the  Throat. 
Thruston  Prizeman,  1897. 

15  Professor  of  Modern  History  in  the  University 
of  London.  Honorary  Litt.D.  of  the  University 
of  Oxford.    Fellow  of  King's  College,  London. 

16  Fellow  of  Trinity  College.  Archdeacon  of  Ely. 

17  Judge  of  the  Chancery  Division  in  the  High 
Court  of  Justice. 

18  Late  George  Henry  Lewes  Student.  Late 
Director  of  the  Brown  Institute.  George  Holt 
Professor  of  Physiology  at  University  College, 
Liverpool.  Thruston  Prizeman,  1890-  Hon.  LL.D. 
Harvard  University.  Hon.  Sc.D.  Dublin  Uni- 
versity.    Hon.  Sc.D.  Sheffield  University. 

19  Late  Professor  of  Physics  in  the  University  of 
Sydney,  New  South  Wales. 

20  Traveller,  Author  and  Poet.  Hon.  Litt.D. 
O.ton. 

21  Lite  Lord  of  Appeal. 

22  Slade  Professor  of  Fine  Art. 

23  Master  of  Emmanuel  College.  Honorary 
LL.D.  of  the  University  of  Aberdeen. 

24  Lector  in  French. 

25  Benn  W.  Levy  Student. 


GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE.  1013 

fFuchs,  Harold  Munro,  B.A. 
^  Wright,  Charles  Seymour 
^Debenham,  Frank 

Richards,  Frederick  William 
^  Roberts,  Joseph  Harrison  Thomson 

McTaggart,  Henry  Allen 

Shuttleumrth  Student. 
tDrury,  Alan  Nigel,  B.A. 

Frank  Smart  Student. 
2  Marsh,  Alfred  Stanley,  B.A. 

Ramadge  Student. 
t*  Creed,  John  Martin,  B.A. 

Wollaston  Student. 
Sir  Thomas  Gresham  Student. 


Christopher  James  Student. 
tMitchell,  Alfred  William  Coutts,  B.A. 

Scholars. 
Sargant-Florence,  Philip,  B.A. 
Haines,  Robert  Thomas  Moline,  B.A. 
Smith,  Eric  Percival,  B.A. 
•''Pickering,  Bernard  Milner,  B.A. 
Stokoe,  Frank  Woody er,  B.A. 
Allen,  Frederick  Denison  Campbell 
Smith,  William  Edward 
Macgregor,  George  Hogarth  Carnaby 
Spiers,  Henry  Michael 
Ashcroft,  Robert  Leslie 
Beale,  Clifford  William 
Barrington,  Francis  Edward  Philip 
McNair,  William  Lennox 
Thurlow,  Arthur  Geoffrey 
Christie,  Sydney  Orme  Kingscote 
Sidebotham,  John  Biddulph 
Edge,  Stephen  Rathbone  Holden 
Phear,  Howard  William 
Stanners,  Robert  Whitfield 
Green,  Henry  Gwynedd 
Duddell,  Albert  Gruham 
Brewer,  Francis  George 
Donaldson,  Geoffrey  Boles 
Whitby,  James  Hornby 
Moriarty,  Gerald  Herbert 


t  Foraierly  Scholar.  i      3  Late  Scholar  of  Trinity  College. 

1  Members  of  Captain  Scott's  Antarctic  Ex-        4  Bell  Scholar,  1909. 

I»editlon,  1910.  5  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar,  1912. 

2  1851  Exhibitioner  of  Liverpool  University. 


1014 


GONVILLE  AND  CAIIIS  COLLEGE. 


Herriott,  David  Robertson 
lies,  John  Owen 
Sutherland,  Frederick  Bertram 
Swann,  Meredith  Blake  Robson 
Black,  James  Alexander 
Bousfield,  John  Keith 
Cameron,  David  Wilkie 
Fielden,  Frederick  Joshua 
Richardson,  David  William  Ryder 
Whyte,  William  John  Arnold 
Ryan,  John 
Wood,  Eric  Cope 
Harrison,  Geoffrey  Arthur 
Warden,  George 
Hindley,  Noel  Lanyon 
Storey,  Harold  Haydon 
Shaw,  Reginald  Dupre 
Dykes,  Kingsley 
Slater,  Frederick  Cliffe 
Fry,  John  Desford 

Salomons  Engineering  Scholar. 

Bodey,  Alan  Kalph 


Miisical  Scholar. 
Elbome,  William 

Sayer  {Harrow)  Scholars. 
Hulbert,  Henry  Bourchier 
Gerard,  Kobert  John  Leslie 

Exhibitioners. 

Paget,  CJeoffrey  Walter 
Stein,  Philip 
Landau,  Henry 
Wilcoctoson,  William  Howson 
Carter,  George  Stuart 
Churcher,  Walter  Donald 
Burn,  Cuthbert  John 
Fletcher,  Arthur  Barry 
Sidebotham,  Frederick  Lester 
Gosset,  Arthur  Christopher  Vidal 
Thomasset,  Gurden  Theodore 
Trapuell,  Hallam 


Sykes,  Eric  Turner 
Solly,  Arthur  Norbury 
Harrey,  Cyril  Ogden 


Tancred  Students. 
Taylor,  Cedric  Roland 
Maiden,  Edmund  Claud 
Richardson,  David  William  Ryder 

Choral  Exhibitioners. 
Hinchclifife,  John  William 
Whitfield,  Ernest  Oswald 
Hart,  Harold  Eaton 

Exhibitioners  being  Candi- 
dates for  Holy  Orders. 

Fletcher,  Arthur  Bany 

Yatman  Exhibitioner. 
Keating,  John  Hervey 

Chapel  Clerks. 
MacQuarrie,  Hector 
Maynard,  Herbert  Arthur  Vernon 
Tregelles,  Geoffrey  Philip  {Choral) 


FORMER  FELLOWS  OF  THE  COLLEGE 
Whose  names  remain  on  the  College  Boards  {with  the  dates  of  their  election) . 
1848  1  Wiskeu,  Rev.  John,  M.A.  I  ^Garrick,  Rev.  James  Percy,  M.A. 

1854    Fletcher,  John  Martineau,  M.A.        |  ^  Wodehouse,  Rev.  Philip  John,  M.A. 


1  Late  Second  Maaterof  the  Perse  School. 

2  FormerlyTutor.  Houorary  Canon  of  Norwich 


Cathedral. 
3    Prebendary  of  Exeter  Catbedtal. 


GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE. 


I 

^iVyvyan,  Rev.   Thomas  Greufell, 

M.A. 
61 2  Francis,  Henry  Thomas,  M.A. 
62    Banham,  Rev.  Daniel  Beales 

Redfarn.  M.A. 
9  Joyce,Hon.  Sir  Matthew  Ingle,  M.A 
64  3  Pearce,  Rev.  Robert  John,  M.A. 
70    Lock,  Sidney  Wills,  M.A. 

■*  Biaikie,  James  Andrew,  M.A. 
72  5  Leech,  Henry  Brougham,  M.A. 
76    Sharpe,  James  William,  M.A. 
78  "Graham,  Christopher,  M.A. 
83  7  Caldwell,  William  Hav,  M.A. 
87  8,9  Giles,  Peter,  M.A./Litt.D. 
85  10 Gardner,  Ernest  Arthur,  M.A., 

Litt.D. 


1015 


iiSherrington,Charles  Scott,  M.A.,  1887 
M.T).,Sc.D.,F.B.S. 

12  Conway,  Robert  Seymour,  Litt.D.  1888 

13  Knight,  The  Right  Rev.  Arthur       1891 

Mesac  D  D 
1* Bertram,  Thomas  Anton,  M.A.  1891 

i'^Traye8,Frank  Ernest  Albert,  M.A.  1893 
1*5  Taylor,  Thomas  Marris,  M.A. 

Morrell,  Robert  Selby,  M.A. 
*7  Mair,  Alexander  William,  M.A. 
i«Cook,  Stanley  Arthur,  M.A. 
i9Lock,  Robert  Heath,  M.A.,  Sc.D. 
20Mawer,  Allen,  M.A. 
21  Jones,   Rev.   Arthur   Stuart 

Duncan,  M.A. 
Wilks,  Wilham  Arthur  Reginald, 

M.A. 


D.D. 

The  Bishop  of  Perth. 
22Tennant,  Rev.  Frederick  Robert 
23Sraw]ey,  Rev.  James  Herbert 

LL.D. 

Vinter,  Arthur,  M.A. 
Tapp,  William  Munro 

M.D. 

Burd,  Edward,  M.C. 
^^Latham,  Peter  Wallwork,iW.i4. 


2^Philipson,  Sir  George  Hare,  M.A. 
"  Ransome,  Arthur,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
^«  Bradbury,  John  Buckley,  B.A. 
-^Liveing,  Edward,  B.A. 
2«Anningson,  Bushell,  Jtf.^. 
29Abercrombie,  John,  B.A. 

Hitchcock,  Charles  Knight,  M.A. 

Wood,  William  Edward  Ramsden, 
M.A, 
s^Guillemard,  Francis  Henry    Hill, 
M.A. 


1  Late  Master  at  the  Charterhouse. 

2  Under  Librarian  of  the  (Jniveraitv  Library. 

3  Formerly  ProfeBsor  of  Mathematics  in  the 
tlniTeisity  of  Durham.    Hon.  D.C.L.,  Durham. 

4  Late  Examiner  in  the  Scotch  Education 
Department. 

5  Late  Professor  of  Jurisprudence  and  Inter- 
national  Law  and  DeputyProfessor  of  Feudal  and 
English  Law  in  the  University  of  Dublin.  Late 
Regius  Professor  of  Laws  in  the  same  University. 

(i  Smith's  Prizeman,  1878.  One  of  H.M.  In- 
spectors of  Schools  for  Ireland. 

7  Balfour  Student,  1883. 

8  Master  of  Bramanuel  College.  Univorsit.v 
Reader  in  Comparative  Philology,  Hon.  LL.D. 
of  the  University  of  Aberdeen. 

9  Honorary  Fellow. 

10  Formerly  Director  of  the  British  School  of 
Arch»ology  at  Athens.  Late  Craven  Student. 
Yates  Professor  of  Archeology  at  University  Col  - 
lege,  London.  Dean  of  the  Faculty  of  Arts  and 
Public  Orator  in  the  University  of  London. 

11  Honorary  Fellow.  Hon.  D.Sc.  Dublin  and 
Harvard;  Hon.  LL.D.  Toronto  and  Glasgow. 

12  Professor  of  Latin  and  Deau  of  the  Faculty  of 
Art* in  the  University  of  Manchester.  Wadding- 
ton  University  Scholar,  1886.  Corresponding 
Member  of  the  Imperial  Institute  of  Archaeology 
at  Berlin. 

18  Late  Bishop  of  Rangoon.  Bell  Scholar,  1885  ; 
Carus  Prizeman,  1888.  Warden  of  St  Augustine's 
College,  Canterbury. 

14  Formerly  Tancred  Law  Student.  Powis  Medal- 
list, 1890.  Late  Puisne  Judge,  Cyprus.  H.M.  At- 
torney General,  Ceylon. 

15  One  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

Iti  PorsonScholar,1892.  Browne'sMedalli8t,]893. 
Senior  Chancellor's  Medallist  for  Classics,  1894. 

IT  Craven  Scholar,  1897.  Greek  Epigram,  1897. 
Senior  Chancellor's  Medallist  in  Classics,  1898. 


Professor  of  Greek  at  theUniversity  of  Edinburgh. 

18  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  isg.").  Mason  Prizeman, 
1895.     Jeremie  Prizeman.  1896. 

19  Late  Frank  Smart  Student.  Late  Assistant 
Director  of  the  Royal  Botanic  Garden,  Ceylon. 
Inspector  of  Horticulture  under  the  Board  of 
Agriculture  and  Fisheries. 

20  Late  Lecturer  in  English  at  the  University  of 
Sheffield.  Professor  of  English  Literature  at  the 
Armstrong  College,  University  of  Durham. 

21  Stewart  of  Bannoch  Scholar,  1899.  Tyrwhitt 
Scholar,  1902.  Examining  Chaplain  to  the  Bishop 
of  Lincoln. 

2*2  Late  Chaplain  of  the  College.  Late  Student  in 
Philosophy.  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1901.  University 
Lecturer  in  the  Philosophy  of  Religion,  1907. 
Fellow  and  Lecturer  of  Trinity  College. 

2.S  Late  Tutor  of  Selwyn  College.  Formerly 
Vice-Principal  of  Lichfield  Theological  College. 

24  Downing  Professor  of  Medicine  1874-94.  De- 
puty Professor  1868-74.  Late  Fellow  of  Downing. 
Consulting  Physician  to  Addenbrooke's  Hospital, 
late  Assistant  Physician  to  the  Westminster  Hos- 
pital. Censor  of  the  Royal  College  of  Physicians 
London,1887-88-89.  SeniorCenuor,  1894-5.  Crooniau 
Lecturer,  188(i.     Harveian  Orator,  1888. 

25  Professor  of  Medicine  in  the  Doiversity  of 
Durham.  President  of  the  University  of  Durham 
College  of  Medicine.  Hon.  D.C.L.  Durham.  Hon. 
LL.D.  Glasgow.  Vice-Chancellor  of  the  Univer- 
sity of  Durham. 

26  Late  Linacre  Lecturer  in  Phyaic.  Downing 
Professor  of  Medicine.  Bradshaw  Lecturer,  1895. 
Croonian  Lecturer,  18i»9. 

27  Late  Registrar  of  the  Royal  College  of  Phy- 
sicians. 

28  University  Lecturer  in  MedicalJurisprudence. 

29  Late  Consulting  Physician  lo  C baring  Cross 


Hospital. 


Hospi 
30  Li 


ate  University  Lecturer  In  Qeograpby. 


1016 


GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE. 


lEwart,  William,  B.A. 
Fuller,   Henry    Roxburgh,   M.A., 

M.V.O. 
Dill,  John  Frederic  Gordon,  M.A. 
Jones,  Henry  Lewis,  M.A. 
Swift.  Harry,  B.A. 
^Knaggs,  Robert  Lawtord,  M.A.,M.C. 
Hard,  Edward  Lyceit,  B.A.y  B.C. 
Johnson,  George  Lindsay,  M.A. 
Sympson,  Edward  Mansel,  M.A., 

B.C. 
Connolly,   Surgeon-Col.    Benjamin 

Bloonifield,  M.A.^C.B. 
Goddard,WalterHorace,B.^.,B.C. 
Colbeck,EdmundHenry,£.A, /IC. 
Evelyn,  William  Arthur,  M. A. 
Holden,  GeorgeHerbertRose,  M.A. 

B.C. 
Flandsoti,  Charles  Percy,  M.A. 
Stabb,  William  Wilking,^./4.,  B.C. 
Long,  David  Sanderson,  B.A.,B.C. 
Freer. Richard,  M.A.,  B.C. 
Rogers,   George  Frederick,  M.A., 
B.C. 
8Still,GeorgeFrederick,M.^.,B.(7. 

Blumfeld,  Joseph,  B.A.,  B.C. 
^Griinbaum,  Albert  Sidney  Frankau. 
M.A.,  B.C. 
Walsham,  Hugh,  M.A.,  B.C. 
^Craig.  Maurice,  M.A.,  B.C. 
Rowland,  Frank  Mortimer,  M.A., 

B.C. 
Wingfield,   Hugh   Edward,  M.A., 

B.C. 
Michell,  Robert  Williams,  M.A,. 

B.C. 
Mitchell,    Ernest    John    Drum, 
M.A.,B.C. 
eSladen,  Edward  Sydney  St  Barbe, 

M.A. ,  B.C. 
^•7 Stephens,  John  William  Watson, 
B.A.,B.C. 


Peters,  Edwin  Arthur,  B.A.,  B.C. 
^Myers,    Charles     Samuel,    Sc.D., 
M.A.,  B.C. 
Goldsmith,  George  Harvey,  M.A., 
B.C. 
**  Phillips,    Llewellyn    Caractacus 
Powell,  M.A.,  B.C. 
Sprigge,  Samuel  Squire,  M.A.,B.C. 
10 Hall,  Arthur  John,  M.A.,  B.C. 
Buckle,  William    Frederic,  M.A., 

B.C. 
Ackroyd,  Harold,  M.A.,  B.C. 
Bailey,  George  Frederick  Selbonie, 

B.A.,  B.C. 
Gamlen,  Robert  Long,  M.A.,  B.C. 
Phillips,  Montagu,  M.A.,  B.C. 
"Gaskell,  John  Foster,  M.A.,  B.C. 

Sc.D.f 
12  Willis,  John  Christopher,  M.A. 
i3Keeble,  Frederic  William,  M.A., 

F.R.S. 
1^  Pearson,Henry  HaroldWelch,il!f .^1 . 
iSEdkins,  John  Sydney,  M.A.,M.B.. 

Litt.D. 

i^Laughton,  Sir  John  Knox 

B.D. 

Moxon,  Rev.  Reginald  Stuart,  i¥.^. 
Barry,  Rev.  George  Duncan,  M.A. 

M.A* 

Crosse,  Rev.  Charles  Henry, 
LL.M. 

Whiting,  Rev.  John  Bradford 

Williamson,  George 
17  Porter, Rev.  Charles  Fleetwood 

Farmer,  Rev.  John 
i^Scott,  Rev. Thomas 
i9Symonds,Rev.  William 

Freeman,  Rev.  William  Henry 

Haynes,  Rev .  Robert  J  ames 


1  Consulting  Phyxician  to  StGeorge'g Hospital, 
Tliruston  Prizeman,  1887. 

2  Professor  of  Surgery,  University  of  Leeds. 

3  Professor  of  Diseases  of  Childrea  at  King's 
College,  London. 

4  Professor  of  Pathology  and  Bacteriology  at  the 
University  of  Leeds. 

5  Physician  for  Mental  Diseases,  Guy's  Hos- 
pital 6  l^ate  John  Lucas  Walker  Student. 

7  Professor  of  Tropical  Medicine,  University  of 
Liverpool. 

8  Arnold  Gerstenberg  Student,  1896.  Late  Pro- 
fessor of  Psychology  at  King's  College,  I^ndon. 
I'niversity  Lecturer  in  Experimental  Psychology. 

9  Professor  at  the  School  of  Medicine,  Cairo. 

10  Lecturer  in  Practical  Medicine,  University  of 
Sheffield.  f  See  also  M.D.  list. 

11  Beit  Memorial  FeUow. 

12  Late  Director  of  the  Royal  Botanical  Gardens 
of  Ceylon.  Late  Frank  Smart  Htudeut.  Hou.So.D., 


Harvard.  Korresp.  Mitglied, Deutsche Botanische 
Gesellschaft. 

13  Late  Frank  Smart  Student.  Lecturer  in 
Botany  at  the  Reading  University  College. 
'14  Late  Frank  Smart  Student.  Walsingham 
Medallist,  1899.  Late  Assistant  in  the  Indian 
Department,  Kew  Gardens.  Professor  of  Botany 
at  the  South  African  College,  Capetown. 

15  Thruston  Prizeman,  1893.  Late  George  Henry 
Lewes  Student.  Lecturer  in  Chemical  Physiology 
to  St  Bartholomew's  Hospital. 

*  The  dales  in  the  margin  are  those  of  the 
M.A.  dejfree. 

l(i  Professor  of  Modern  History  at  King's  College, 
London.     Honorary  Fellow.     Hon.  Litt.D.,  Oxon. 

17  Honorary  Canon  of  Christ  Church,  Oxford. 

18  Hon.Canonol  St  Albans, 

19  Hon.  Caoon  of  Che»ter.    Benefactor  of  Ad- 


vowson. 


GONVILLK   AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE, 


1017 


Kelly,  Rev.  Henry  Plimley 
}9    Harrison,  Rev.  FrancisLupion 

Southey,  Rev.  Henry  Willes 
;0   Fookes,  Rev.  William 
Hyde,  Henry  Elwin 
Whiting ,  J  ames  Edward 
Fuilag'ar,  Rev.  Hugh  Scales 
Ive,  Rev.  Simon 
Watson,  Rev.  Arthur 
Ball,  Rev.  Frederick 
Bigg,  Rev.  Tliomas  Frederick 
1  Venn,  Rev.  Henry 
Hatten,  Rev.  Charles  William 
Hunuybuii,  William  Martin 
Le  Pelley,  Rev.  John  Laine 
Savage,  Rev.  George 
Brown,  Rev.  Edward  Alfred 
Croft,  Christopher  George 
Dixon,  Rev.  John  Gilbert 
Foster,  Oswald  Henry,  M.B. 
Hunt,  Jackson 
Sedgwick,  Rev.  Gordon 

8  2  Willis- Bund,  John  William  Bund 

9  Beavan,  Charles  Albert 
Given,  Rev.  Andrew 
Grimaldi,Rev.  Alexander  Beaufort 
Thompson,  William  Henry 

0  Heriz-Smith,  Joseph  Charles 

Thomas 
Oram,  Rev.  Reginald  Austin 
Rawes,  Rev.  Francis  Russell 

1  Bagnall-Wild,  Ralph  Bagnall 
Henry,  Rev.  William 
Hope,  George  Palmer 
Mowatt,  James 

i    Abbey,  Rev.  Alfred  James 
^Hunter,  Rev.  Andrew  Johnston 
Smith,  Rev.  Algernon  Howell 
'  *Thurlow,  Rev.  John 
5Webb,  William  Trego 
■    Broughton,  Rev.  Frederick  Robert 
^CoUyer,  William  Robert 
'Critchett,  Sir  George  Anderson, 
Bart.,  C.V.O. 


1  Honorary  Canon  of  Canterbury. 

2  Formerly ProfcBsor  of  Constitutional  Law  in 
TTnivemity  College.  London. 

3  Honorary  Canon  of  Norwich. 

4  Late  Rector  of  the  Grey  Institiile,  Port 
Elizabeth,  South  Africa. 

5  Late  Professor  at  the  Presidency  College, 
Calcutta. 

6  Late  Queen's  Advocate,  Cyprus.  Late  Puisne 
Judge  at  the  Straits  Setllemenu.  Late  H.M. 
Attorney  General  at  Singapore.  Member  of  the 
Imperial  Service  Order. 

7  Surgeon  Oculist  to  the  King. 

8  Carus  Prizeman,  1871.  Canon  and  Chancellor 
of  lh«f  Cathedral .  Truro. 

9  Late  M.P.  for  Brixton.     Metropolitan  Poller 


Kendle,  Rev.  William  James 
Preston,  Benjamin 
Stancomb,  John  Frederick 
«WorlIedge,  Rev.  Arthur  John 

9  Baggallay, Ernest 

10  Broughton,  Rev.  Henry  Ellis 
Kelly,  Rev.  Walter  William 
Woodward,  Rev.  George  Ratcliffe 
Back,  Alfred  Henry 

"  Hebert,  Edward  Jerram 

Hutchons, Rev.  James 

Lothian,  Maurice  John 

Beale,  Edwin  Clifford,  Af. J?. 
1^ Dyson,  Rev.  John  James 

Hooton,  James 

Jupp,  Charles  Richard  William 

13  Marshall,  Leonard 
Paget,  George  Edmund 

14  Prior,  Edward  Schroeder 

15 Salomons,  Sir  David  Lionel, 
Ban. 
Back,  Rev.  Arthur  James 

16  Elliott,  Charles  Hugh  Babington 
Wakefield,  Thomas,  M.B. 
Bousfield,  William  Robert,  JT.C. 

17  Boutflower,  Rev.  Douglas  Samuel 
David,  Evan  Edgar 

Goodwin,  Rev.  Leslie  Ellis 

18  Quayle-Jones,SirWilliam  Holling- 

worth 

'9  Raven,  Rev.  Tancred  Earle 

20Sutton,  Rev.  Alfred 
Turner,  Rev.  James 
Cautley,  Rev.  Proby  Littler 
Murray,  Alexander  Henry  Hailam 

'■^1  Baggallay,  Rev.  Frederick 
Carpenter,  Rev.  Edward  Westall 
Harper,  Richard  Williamson 
M«Connel,  John  Wanklyn 
Pike,  Leonard  Gaskell 
Pollard,  Joseph 
Thurtell,  William  Ellis 
.lohnson,  Henry 
Judkins.  Rev.  Eimer 


1875 


1876 


1877 


1878 
1879 


1880 
1881 


1882 


Magistrate. 

10  Hon.  Canon  of  Peterborough. 

11  Late  of  H.M.  Geological  Survey. 

12  Late  Head  Masterof  Alceater  Grammar  School. 

13  Jjate  Master  at  the  Charterhouse. 

14  Blade    Professor    of    Fine  Art.      Honorary 
Fellow. 

15  Founder  of  the  Salomons  Engineering  Scho- 
larship. 

16  One  of  H.M.'s  Inspectors  of  School*. 

17  Chancellor's  English  Medal,  187.3 

18  Late  Chief  lustic-  of  Sierra  Leone 

19  Hea<l  Masterof  the  Lower  School,  Upping- 
ham. 

20  Hon.  Canon  of  Carlisle  Cathedral. 

21  Late  Hon.Canou  of  Peterborough. 

43—5 


1018 


GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE. 


Tweedie,  Rev.  Archibald  George 

1883  1  Barber,   Rev.    William    Theodore 

Aquila 
Boyd,  Rev.  Francis  Leith 
Fowler,  Walter, M.5.,  B.C. 
Haig,  Alexander  William 
Newnham,  W  ra.  Harry  Christopher, 

M.B. 
'^Schneider,  Rev.  GustavusAdolphus 

Schutt 
Scott,  John,  M.B.,  B.C. 
Thomas,  David  Alfred 

1884  Bayley,  Charles  Scot 

3  Bolton,  Rev.  William  Wasliington 
^Fordham,  Edward  Snow,  LL.M. 
Phear,  Henry  Herbert 

1885  Clark,  Rev.  James  George 
Hillier,  Thomas  Ernest,  M.B. 
Spicer,  William  Thomas  Holmes, 

M.B. 

1886  Bisshopp,  Rev.  Hammond  Butler 
^May,   Rev.  Charles  Edward 

Gooding,  LL.M. 
Pelton,  Rev.  William  Frederick 
Sidebotham,  Edward  John, M.B. 

1887  Heard,  Rev.  Henry  James 
Nichol,  Frank  Edward,  M.B., 

B.C. 
Smith,  Frank  Wyatt,  M.B.,  B.C. 
Wilcockson,  Rev.  John  Howson 
1«H8    Atkinson,  Rev.  Hepworth  Frank 
Currey,  Harry  Erskine 
Dawson,  Rev.  Sigismund  Theodore 
Hopkins,    Rev.    William   Bonner 

Leighton 
Ince,   Rev.    James    Berkeley 
Gumming 
«  Little,  Charles 

Pawson,  Rev.  Francis  William 
7  Stone,  Edward  Arthur 
8 Threlfall, Richard,  F.E.S. 
1889    Boyd,  Rev.  George  Kynaston 
Griffiths,  Rev.  Thomas  Turner 
Green,  George  Edward 


I    Harrison,  Rev.  Daniel 
^Ruhemann,  Siegfried 
I'^Russell,  Alexander 
^1  Stewart,  Rev.  David  Alexander 

Hare,  Harcourt  Yates,  LL.B.  J 

Joyce,  Sherard 

Mathieson,  James  Francis 

Norman,  Rev.  William  Haswell 

Phelps,  William  Peyton 
12  Roberts,  Herbert  Ainslie 
1' Stuart,  Rev.  Henry  Venn 

Ashwin,  Rev.  Chailes  Manley  I 

D'Arey,  Ralph  Francis 

Fisher,  William  Henry,  M.B., 
B.C. 
i^Gott,  Benjamin  Scaife 

Harris,  Frederick  Leverton 

King,  Albert  Edward 

Mathews,  Francis  Claughton 

Sidebotham,    Rev.    Frederick 
William  Gilbert 

Wilks,  Joseph  Henry,  M.B.,  B.C. 

Beaumont,  Walter  Noel 

Box,  Rev.  Robert  Dixon 
i^Heawood,  Edward 

Hill,  Henry  Egan,Li.M. 
i^Martyn,  Rev.  Arthur  John  King 

Troutbeck,  Henry,  M.B.,  B.C. 

Whittam,  Matthew 
17 Abbott,  Edwin 

Billington,  Rev.  Charles 

Hawthorn,  Rev,  John 

Kent,  Herbert  Harcourt 
18  Milner- Barry,  Edward  Leopold 

Pawson,  Rev.  Arnold 

Collcutt,  Arthur  Maurice,  M.B. 
18 Holman,  Henry 

James,  Rev.  Henry  Law 

LuiF,  John  Montague  George  Ain^ 

Macfie,  Robert  Andrew  Scott 

Neill,  Rev.  Charles,  M.B.,  B.C. 
20Rippmann,  Walter 

Alexander,  Rev.  Ernest  Christian 
2iBurkill,  Lsaac  Henry 


1  Head  Master  of  the  Leys  School,  Cambridge. 

2  Late  Vice- Principal  of  Ridley  Hall. 

3  Headmaster  of  Victoria  College,  British 
Columbia. 

4  Metropolitan  Police  Magistrate. 
6  Benefactor  of  Advowson. 

6  Mathematical  Lecturer  at  the  Presidency  Col- 
lege, Calcutta.  Registrar  of  the  University  of 
Calcutta. 

7  Ma»on  Frizemnn,  1885.      8  Honorary  Fellow. 
9  University  Lecturer  in  Orijanic  Chemistry. 

10  Principal  of  Faraday  House,  London. 

11  Late  Vice-Princi  pal,  TraiuiiiK  College,  Chester. 

12  Secretary  to  the  University  Appointments 
Board,  the  Board  of  Indian  Civil  Service  Studies, 
and  the  University  Association. 

13  Prebendary  of  Lichfield  Cathedral.  i 


14  Organising  Secretary  of  Education  to  the 
Middlesex  County  Council. 

15  Librarian  of  the  Royal  Geographical  Society. 

16  Master  at  Sedbergh  School. 

17  Fellow  and  Lecturer  of  Jesus  College.  Bell 
Scholar,  1886.  Browne  University  Scholar,  1889 
Chancellor's  Medallist  for  Classics,  1890. 

18  Professor  of  German  in  the  University  of 
North  Wales,  Bangor. 

19  Late  H.M.  Inspector  of  Schools.  Late  Lee 
turer  on  Education  and  Normal  Master,  Univer 
sity  College  of  Wales,  Aberystwyth. 

20  Professor  of  German  at  Queen's  College, 
and  at  Bedford  College,  London. 

21  Walsingham  Medallist,  1894.  Late  Assist.int 
at  Kew  Gardens.  Director  of  the  Botania  Gardens 
Singapore. 


GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE. 


1019 


1  Gardner,  John  Edmund  Garratt 
Hopkins,  George  Bertie  Innes 
JefFcoat,  Rev.  William  Frederick 

Hertzoff 

2  Kermode,  Rev.  Robert  Daniel 
Lewis,  George  Alfred 
Master,    Major   Alfred   Edmund, 

M.B.,B.C. 
Smith,  Hugh  Nanney 
^Welton,  James 
!96    Atkins,  Rev.  George  Estlin 

Beauchamp,  Sydney,  M.B.,  B.C. 
Dipnall,  Thomas  Heath 
Fuhrken,  Georg  Ernst 
Kay,  Arthur  Hetherington 
*Tuckett,  James  Edward  Shum 
Vinter,  Harold  Skelsey 

97  Brooks,  Rev.  Arnold 
^Haslam,  Henry  GohAen,M.B.,B.  C. 

Owen,  Edwin 
''Perrott,  Rev.  Augustus  Donaldson 
7  Pollard,  William 

98  Jeffcoat,  Rev.  Reginald 
^Oelsner^  Hermann 

Riches,  Thomas  Henry 
09  '^Baker,  Alfred  Thomas 

Borradaile,  Bernard    Wellington 

Gilmour 
Donaldson,  Rev.  Edward  Andrew 

10  Duval,  Herbert  Philip,  LL.M. 

11  Robsou  of  Jesmond,  Right  Hon. 

Lord,  G.C.M.G. 
Sumner,  Charles  Pinfold 
Todd,  Alexander  Findlater 
Wyatt,  Rev.  Harold  Stephen 

00  Cardwell,  Percy  Barnes 

Clarke,    John   Stephenson,    M.B., 
B.C. 

12  Jenkyn- Jones,  William 
Marchant,  William  Francis 
Steel,  Graham  Strang,  LL.B. 
Watts-Silvester,    Thomas    Henry 

Evered.  M.B.,  B.C. 

01  Borley,  John  Oliver 


1  Barlowe  Lecturer  on  Dante,  University  CoUege, 
London,  1910. 

2  Examining  Chaplain  to  the  Bishop  of  Sodor 
and  Han. 

3  Marshall  UniversityPriTieraan, 1890.  Professor 
of  Education  at  the  Yorkshire  College,  Leeds. 

4  Master  at  Marlborough  College. 

a  John  Lucas  Walker  Student,  1901. 
6  Late  Head  Master  of  Coventry  School.    Dio- 
cesan Inspector  of  Schools,  Cambridge. 
1  Member  of  H.M.  Geological  Survey. 

8  Le  Baa  Prizeman.  1894.  Late  Taylurian  Lec- 
turer in  Romance  Philology  at  Oxford.  Professor 
of  Romance  Philology  at  Oxford. 

9  Professor  of  Prench  in  the  University  of 
Sheffield. 


Durst,  Austin 

Hargrave,  Rev.  Andrew  Bracken 
IS  Jacob,  Frederick 

Lock,  John  Lewis,  M.B.,B.C. 

Muir,   Rev.   Clive   Robertson 
Pattison 

Paterson,  Thomas   William 
Staniforth,  ALB.,  B.C. 

Taylor,  Rev.  Henry 
1*  Woodhouse,  George  Fraser 
i"Barker.  Bertie  Thomas  Percival       1902 

Burlingham,  Rev.  Ralph  Ellis 

Donaldson,  Alexander  Henry 

Hay,   Kenneth    Robert,  M.B., 
B.C. 

Mills,  Gerald  Rusgrove 

Rogers,  Richard  Aubrey 
i'3  Thompson,  Reginald  Campbell 

Cave-Moyle,  Rev.  George  Edward  1903 
Philip 

Cross,  Alfred  William  Stephen 
i7Cullen,  Harold  Rigby 

Forsyth,  Leunard  William 

Loveday,  George  Edward,   M.B., 
B.C. 

Nabeshima,  Nawomitsu 

Riddell,  William  Edmeston 

Spearman,  Robert,  M.B.,  B.C. 

Stote,  Rev.  Arthur  William 

Thomas,  Thomas  Price 

Cleminson,  Frederic  John,  M.C.      1904 

Dodd,  Stanley,  3I.B.,  B.C. 

Fraser,  David  Hammand,  M.B., 
B.C. 

George,  Howard  Trevelyan 

Kellie,  Kenneth  Harrison  Alloa, 
M.B.,  B.C. 

Lock,  Percy  Gonville 

M<^Connel,  Rev.  Ernest  Whigham 
Jardine 

Marris,  Henry  Fairley 

Orme,  Gilbert  Edward,  M.B.,  B.C. 
1^  Porter,  Frank 

Warner,  Rev.  Marmaduke 


10  Indian  Civil  Service. 

11  Hon.  D.C.L.  Durham.  Privy  Councillor. 
Late  Lord  of  Appeal.     Hon.  Fellow. 

12  Lecturer  in  Logic  and  Philosophy  at  the 
University  College  of  Wales,  Aberystwyth. 

13  Master  at  Felsted  School. 

14  Master  at  Sedbergh  School. 

15  Walsingham  Medallist,  1902.  Professor  of 
Agriculture  in  the  University  of  Bristol. 

16  I-^te  Stewart  of  Raunoch  Scholar  for  Hebrew. 
Late  Assistant  in  the  British  Museum. 

17  Late  Salomons  Scholar.  Whitworth  Gngin> 
eering  Scholar.  T^ecturer  in  Eni;iueering  at  the 
Durham  College  of  Science. 

18  In  the  Admiralty. 


1020 


GONVILLE   AND  CAICS  COLLEGE 


1  Wilson,  Eev.  Thomas  Erskine 

1905  Croysdale,  John  Hawkshaw 
Evans,  Eichard  Landreth,  LL.B. 
Graham,  Kev.  Christopher 
Hammond,  Rev.  Philip  Warriner 
Jones,  Rev.  Charles  Stafford 
Macpherson,  Rev.  Duncan  Gordon 
Shillito,  Rev,  Arthur 

Symns,  John  Montfort 

Thresher,  William  Harrison,  M.B.. 

B.C. 
Tuhbs,  Rev.  Norman  Henry 

1906  Akerman,  Conrad,  ilf.^., -B.C. 
Dunn,   Thomas  William  Newton. 

M.B.,  B.C. 
Symonds,  John  Ashby 
^Thomas,  Percy  Goronwy 
Thompson,  Rev.  Tom 
Thornton, Francis  John,  lf.5.,i?.C'. 

1907  •''  Brown,  Anthony  William  Scuda- 

more 
4  Carpenter,  Rev.  Spencer  Cecil 

Coulson,  Richard  Niven 
^Gow,  Alexander 

lies,  John  Hyde,  B.C. 

6  Jeffries,  Francis  Joseph,  LL.M. 

7  Medley,  Robert  Percival 
Mowatt,  Osmond 
Norton,  Gilbert  Paul 
Poignand,  Rev.  Cecil  Willoughby 
Saunders,  Henry 

Simpson,  James  Christian 
Sisterson,  George  Edward 
Spearman,  Barugh,  M.B.,  B.C. 
Spearman,  William 
Teichmann,  Oskar 
Walder,  Rev.  Ernest 
Williams,  Rev.  Cecil 
Wilson,  Rev.  James  Vernon 

1908  Ashcroft,  William 
Brinton,  Charles  Cecil 

^Cross,  Walter  Ernest 
Forsyth,  Gerald 
Hamilton,  Rev.  Charles  Joseph 


19C 


9 Henry,  Augustine 
loPerrin,  Walter  Sidney 

Snell,  Henry  Cecil,  3I.B.,  B.C. 
11  Stagg,  Cecil 

White,  George  Frederick 
i^Wilson,  John  Dover 
^3  Wimperis,  Harry  Egerton 
1^  Anderson,  James  Drummond 

15  Brooks,  Frederick  Tom 
Cardwell,  William 
Clark,  George  Wingfield 
Khan,  Framjee  Pestonjee 
Mayhew,  Rev.  Ai-thur  Farr 
Romer,  Carrol 
Shann,  Samuel  Edward  Thornhill, 

M.B.,  B.C. 
Stallard,  Philip  Lechmere 

16  Till  yard,  Henry  Julius  Wetenhall 
Viney,  Francis  Henry 
Watts,  Thomas  John 

17  Armbruster,   Hubert  Edward        19] 

Henry 

Colledge,  Lionel,  M.B.,  B.C. 

Ellis,  Rev.  John  Henry 

Ellison,  Harold  Blades,  M.B.,  B.C. 

Gosse,  Alfred  Hope,  3I.B.,  B.C. 

Heald,    Charles    Brehmer,    M.B., 

B.C. 
isHersch,  Israel  Harris 

Hutchence,  William  Gordon, /yZ.i?. 

Lindenbaum,    John    Benjamhi, 
LL.M. 

Robson,  William  Newby,  LTj.B. 

Smith,  Rev,  Ernest  Whateley 

Sykes,  Stanley  William 

Taylor,  Charles  Henry  Shingle- 
wood,  M.B.,  B.C. 

Ashcroft,  Harold  19: 

I    Binns,  Cuthbert  Charles  Harber, 

B.C. 
i    Burne,  Benjamin 

Chittick,  Hubert  Stanley 

Cloudesley,  Hugh 

CulUmore,  James 


1  Abbott  Scholar,  1895.  Head  Master  of  the 
Junior  School  at  Bradfleld  College. 

2  Lecturer  in  English  Language  and  Literature, 
Bedford  College,  London. 

3  Warden  of  Michaelhouse  (Jollege,  Natal. 

4  Oarus  Prizeman,  1902.  Late  Theological  Lec- 
turer at  Queen's  College  Birmingham.  Late  Vice- 
Principal  of  theClergyTraining  School,Cambridge 
Tutor  of  Selwyn  College. 

5  Director  of  the  Imperial  Technological  Insti- 
tute, South  Kensington. 

6  Indian  Civil  Service. 

7  Master  at  Felsted  School. 

8  Headmaster  of  the  King's  School,  Peter- 
borough. 

9  Professor  of  Forestry  in  the  University  of 
Dublin. 


10  Late  Shuttleworth  Student.  Walsingham 
Medal,  1905.    Thruston  Prizeman,  1906. 

11  Master  at  Marlborough  College. 

12  Members'  Prizeman,  1903.  Harness  Prize- 
man, 1905.  Late  Lecturer  in  English  at  Helsing- 
fors.  Professor  of  English  Literature  at  the 
Goldsmith  College,  University  of  London. 

13  Assistant  Engineer  to  the  Crown  Office  for  the 
Colonies. 

14  University  Teacher  of  Bengali. 

15  Late  Franlc  Smart  Student. 

16  Late  Research  Student.  Prince  Consort 
Prize.  1908.  Assistant  Lecturer  in  Greek  at  the 
University  of  Edinburgh. 

17  Assistant  Commissioner  in  Nyasaland. 

18  Master  at  the  Perse  School. 


GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE. 


1021 


'Dick,  John  Bernard  GooLlrich 
Goodwin,  Einest  St  Georere  Sajrar, 
M.B.,  B.C. 
2Kerapson,    Rev.    Frederic  Claude, 

M.B.,B.C. 
Macfie,  John  William  Scott 
Muir,     Rev.     Romney     Moncrieff 
Pattison 
3  4  Raven,  Rev.  Charles  Earle 
Salomons,  David  Reginald  Herman 

Philip  Goldsmid- Stern 
Smith,  Rev.  Everard 
Stevens,  Leicester  Bradney 
Stevens,  Rutland  Duel 
SutclifFe,  Joseph  Hedley,  LL.B. 
Thornton,  Capt.  Leslie  Heber 
^Ure,  Percy  J\  eville 
12    Bayer,  Sidney  Francis 

Bromley,  Lancelot,  M.B.,  M.G. 
Cam,  Walter  Holcroft,  M.B,,  B.C. 
Dunlop,  John  Gunning  Moore 
Emmett,  William  Gidley 
Leney,  Ronald  John  Barcham,  B.  C. 
Lock,  Norman  Francis,  M.B.,  B.G 
Page,  Rev.  Martin  Fountain 
Percival,  Andrew  Francis 
Prestige,  Sydney  Ernest 
Pye-Smith,  Talbot  Edward  Baines, 

LL.B. 
Ramsay,  Robert  Anstruther 
Pratt,  Rev.  Cecil  John  Charles 
Rayner,  Arthur  Errington,  M.B., 

B.C. 
Richards,  Francis  Shakespeare 
Tidman,  Oscar  Paul 
6Wimbush,  Rev.  Ronkld 
Ashcroft,  Alec  Hutchinson 
Aurelius,  Rev.  Thomas 
Carey,  Gordon  Vero 
Cooke,  William  Ingram 
Ewing,  William  Turner 
Garnsey,  Ernest,  LL.B. 
Greenough,  Thomas  Rigby 
'Hunkin,  Joseph  Wellington 
8  Jarvis,  Rev.  Frederic 
Pearkes,  Andre  Mellard 
Ramsay,  Alexander 
Riley,  Rev.  Charles  Lawrence, 

LL.B. 
Sparrow,  Geoffrey 


Symonds,  Frederic  Cotton 
Walford,  Henry  Howard,  LL.B. 

LLMP 
Wright,  Arthur 

M.a    See  M.D.  and  M.A.  lists. 

Clapp,  George  Tucker 
Trott,  Dudley  Cox,  B.A. 
Lipscomb,    Eustace  Henry,   B.A., 

B.C. 
Abrarn,  George  Stewart,jB.vl.,J3.C. 
Baines,  Edward,  B.A.,B.C. 
Bradford,     Walter    Goodenough 

Hawkins, ^.il.,  B.C. 
Colvin-Smith,    Robert    Curzon 

Mollison,^.y|.,^.C. 
Moysey,  Lewis,  5.^4.,  B.C. 
Smallwood,  Robert  Percy,  B.C. 
Robinson,Charles  Allen,^.^. ,li.C 
Molesworth,  Theodore  Henderson, 

B.A.,  B.C. 
Rausome,  Arthur  Cyril,  i?.^.,  ^.C 
Ellis,  Francis  Hamilton,  ^.^4.,  B.C. 
Stiff,  Harold  Henry,  B.C. 
Donnell,  Joseph  HoUins,  B.A.,B.C. 
Gardner,  Eric,  B.A.,  B.C. 
Foignand,  Ralph  Newman,  B.A., 

B.C. 
Lowe,  William  Pickering,  B.A., 

B.C. 
Markham,  Richard  George,  B.A., 

B.C. 
Priest,  Robert  Cecil,  B.A.,  B.C. 
Pringle,  Kenneth  Douglas,  B.A., 

B.C. 
Beaton,  Edwin,  B.A.,  B.C. 
Elton,  Henry  Brown,  B.A.,  B.C. 
Treves,  Wilfred  Warwick,5.^., 5.(7. 
Twigrg-,  Garnet  Wolsey,  B.A.,B.C. 
Hig-gin,  Robert  Francis,  B.A.,B.C. 
Watson,  Francis  Herbert,    B.A., 

B.C. 
Hoffmann,  Geoffrey,  B.A.,  B.C. 
NicoU,   Henry  Maurice  Dunlop, 

B.A.,  B.C. 
Pendered,  J  ohnHawkes.i^.^. ,£.(?. 


1  Master  at  Bradfleld  College. 

2  Demonstrator  of  Anatomy. 

3  Late  Research  Student. 

4  George    Williams   Prizem.iii,    1908.     Fellow 
and  Dean  of  Emmanuel. 

&  Professor    of    Latin    at   University    College, 


Reading. 

6  Warden  of  the  College  Mission,  Battersea. 
t  Formerly  Scholars. 

7  Jercmie  Septuagint  Prize,  1U13. 

8  Chaplain  of  the  College. 

9  See  also  the  M.A.  Hit. 


1022 


GONVILLE   AND   CAIUS  COLLEGE. 


Symns,  James  Llewellyn  Montfort, 

B.A.,  B.C. 
Wigmore,  James  Buckley  Aquilla, 

B.A.,  B.C. 

Pemberton,  Max 

Freeman,  Charles  Edmuud 

Slipper,    Rev,    I'liomas   Armine 
Cooper 

Kingdon,  James  Renorden 

Sewell,Wm.  Wood  ville  Robertson 

Morrow,  William,  LL.B. 

Dowie,  Peter,  LL.B. 

Howitt,  William  Adiington 

Pearson,  Arthur 
fStephenson,  Philip  Torrance 

Hancock,  Walter  Charles 

Richardson,  George  Arthur 
fCassin,  John  AUcroft 
f  Clarke, Thomas  Wig-ston  Kinglake 
fHesketh- Wright,  John  Herbert 

Cook,  George  Edward  Herbert 

Gostling',  Ernest  Victor 

Ouston,  George  Edgar 

Sephton,  Robert  Poole 
f  Ackroyd,  Edward,  LL.B. 

Churton,    William    Arthur    Vere 
LL.B. 

Croom,  David  Halliday 

Newington,  Herbert  Archer  Hayes 

Wegg,  William  Henry  Jervis 
t^Gubbay,  Moses  Mordecai  Simeon 

Hunter,  Henry  Malcolm 

Payne,  Roger,  LL.B. 

Russell,  Edgar  Campbell 

Cecil,  Charles 

Engleheart,  Paul 

Gould,  Leonard  M'Leod 
fHartree,  Cyril 
fKer,  James  Campbell 
^Keyser,  Lionel  Edward 

Morris,  Arnold 

Roberts,  Frank  Pendray 

Rigg,  Richard 

Williams,  Edward  Kynaston 

Burnell,  Rev,  Ernest  William 

Cook,  Edward  Bernard 
fDavies,  John  Rhys 

Fielding,  Edward  Fleming,  LjL.B. 

McLean,  Hugh 

Haigh,  Bernard,  B.C. 


Jones,  Thomas  Arthur 

Leite,    Hubert    Marie    Joseph 
Fran^ois-de-Paul  Pinto 

Master,  Dudley  Cyril 
fNicholls,  Stanley  Harold 

Atkinson,  Edward  William 

Cox,  Douglas  Howard 

Dryland,  Gilbert  Winter 

Hathorn,  Alexander   Anthony 
Roy 

Boys- Stones,  William 

Elger,  Thomas  Gwyn 

Sephton,  Ralph 
^Teichman,  Eric 

Vivian,  Charles  St  Aubyn 

Wegg,  Hugh  Neville 

Aurelius,  Rev.  Thomas 

Barrett,  Rollo  Samuel 
fBickerdike,  Robert  Bryan 

Harding,  Edmund  Wilfrid 

Hills,  Arthur  Hyde 

Hope,  George  Meredyth 
fLangley,  Frederick  Oswald,  LL.B. 

Lauderdale,  Edward  Maitland 

Lee,  Crichton  Stirling 
fMitchell,  Alec  Lee 

Nicholson,  Cuthbert  John 

Barker,  Robert  Lewis,  B.C. 
fBlaikie,  Cuthbert  James 

Compton,  Albert  George  William 

Gray,  Douglas  Leslie 

Higgins,  Sydney  James 

Johnson,  Harold  Cecil  John 
f  Marsden,  Rev.  Tom 

Moore,  Charles  Gordon  Holland 

Page,  John 

Tillard,  Philip  John  Berkeley 

Wedd,  Edward  Parker  Wallmann 

Brown,  Hubert  Horan 

Cory,  Robert  Francis  Preston 

Couchman,  Hugh  John 

Fullagar,  Leo  Alfred 

Garrett,  Gerald  William  Blackman 

Morgan,  Rev.  Ernest  Charles 

Pooley,  George  Henry 

Rayner,  Edwin  Cromwell 

Townsend,  Aubrey  Lewis  Hume 
f  Winterbotham,  Frederick  Page 

Attwood,  Herbert  Clifton 

Bevan,  John  Mayberry 

Bigland,  Alfred  Douglas 

Black,  James  Gavin 


t  Formerly  Scholar. 

•  Existing  Scholars  are  not  included   in   this 
list.     See  p.  loia. 
1  See.  also  ihe  M.D.  and  M.B.  lists. 


2  Indian  Civil  Service. 

a  H.M.  Vice-Consul  at  Beira. 

4  In  the  consular  service  at  Pekin. 


GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE. 


102J 


Bradfield,  Linden  Gordon 

Buswell,  Henry  Leslie  Farmer 

Crompton,  James 

Davis,  Frank  Prosser 

Duncan,  Joseph  Hug'h 

Dyas,  George  Eldridge 

Forster,  Charles  Michael 
fi  Knight,  Henry  Foley 

Norton,  David  George 

Norton,  William  John 

Pecl(,John  Norman 

Pickett,  Alfred  Cleveland 

Pope,  Herbert  Barrett 
t  Prior,  Herman  Brooke 

Stradling,  Arthur  Eenny 

Strickland,  Alan  Faulkner 

Watt,  George  Townshend  Candy 
f  Wilkinson,  George  Jerrard 

Willcocks,  Robert  Waller 

Atkin,  Charles  Sydney 

Brown,  Charles  Harrington 

Brown,  Harold  Montagu 

CuUimore,  William,  LL.D. 

Knox,  William 

Lewis,  Trevor  Edward 

MacDonald,  John  Norman 

McGeagh,  George  Robert  Denison 
fMeggeson,  Richard   Ronald 
Hornsey 

Metcalfe-Gibson,  Arthur  Edward 

Oliver,  Thomas  Herbert 

Pritchard,  David 

Raimes,  Lancelot 

Rigby,  Francis  John,  LTj.B. 

Saner,  John  Godfrey,  B.C. 

Scott,  Rupert  Strathmore 

Sherman,  Reginald  Arthur 

Stallard,  George  Victor 

Stephenson,  Humphry  Meigh 

Sutherland,  James  Fleming 

Taylor,  Cedric  Roland 
fTonks,  John  Wilson 

Watson,  Walter  Geoffrey 

A  vent,  Mark,  B.C. 

Barlow,  Lancelot  White 

Bedford,  Seaton  Hall,  Lh.B. 

Broadmead,  Harold  Hamilton 

Brockman,  Ralph  St  Leger 

Cardwell,  Cyril  Rowland 

Chapman,  George  Martin 

Claye,  Hugh 

Creswell,  Henry  Edmund 
fDay,  Gilbert 


Dobson,  Gordon  Miller  Bourne 
Ewens,  Bernard  Creasy 
Foreman,  Frederick  William 
Gell,  William  Charles  Coleman, 

LL.B. 
Getty,  James  Houghton 
Hatton,  George  Arthur  Lyon 
Haydon,  Arthur  Dodsworth 
I    Hutchence,  Byron  Levick 
Jephcott,  Ernest  Woodward 
King,  George  Charles 
Knight,  Edward  Foley 
Lescher,  Frank  Graham 
Lilly,  George  Austen 
MacMuUen,  Alfred  Robinson 
Malcolm,  Alan  Samuel  Lack 
Mayiie,  Cyril  Frederick 
Page,  Dennis  Salmon 
Platts,  Sydney  Goodman 
Pye-Smith,  Desmond  Edward 
Pyman,  Frederick  Cress  we  11 
fRobinson,  Gilbert  Wooding 
Rutherford,  William  McConnell 
Sharp,  John  Edward 
Shelley,  Lewis  Wilton 
tSmith,  Samuel  Harold,  l.L.B. 
Smith,  Samuel  Percy,  LL.B. 
Strettou,  John  Weston 
Watkm-Jones,  Rev,  Nathaniel 

Thomas  Howard 
Wood,  Cyril  Shuckburgh 
Back,  Percy  Robert  Hatfeild 
fBaynes,  Frederic   William 

Wilberforce 
Brown,  Thomas 
Bull,  William  Edward  Hugh 
Callaghan,  Kenneth  Ford,  LL.B. 
Carr,  George  D'Rastricke 
Clarke,  Roger  Heine 
Claudet    lYederic  Herbert  Bon- 

teraps 
Coates,  Vincent  Hope  Middleton 
Costobadie,  Lionel  Palliser 
f  Creed,  John  Martin 
Crompton,  Reginald 
Curwen,  Cecil  Niel 
Davis,  Frederick  Mowbray 
Evatt,  James  Millar 
Fairbrother,  James 
t^Fuchs,  Harold  Munro 
Gardner,  Robert  Cotton  Bruce 
Gimblett,  Charles  Leonard 
Gimlette,  Charles  Hart  Medlicot 


t  Formerly  Scliolar. 
1  Indian  Civil  Service. 


2  Research  Student 

S  Research  Student;  late  Shuttlewurth  Student. 


1024 


GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE. 


Gooderham,  Ernest  John  llobinson 
Briggs 

Greenish,  Frederick  Harold  Sellick 

Hargreaves,  Robert 

Heard,  Henry  Fitzgerakl 

Maimsell,  Frederick  Wyndham 

Metcalfe,  George  Christopher 

OHver,  Harokl  Gordon 
f  Peters,  Rudolph  Albert 

Pinkham,  Charles 

Porritt,  Reginald  Norman 
fRobathan,  Kenneth  MinshuU 
f  ^  Roberts,  Walter  Stewart 

Singh,  Labh,  LL.B. 

Snell,  John  Aubrey  Brooking 

Swindlehurst,  Joseph  Eric 

Sword,  Arthur  Nicholson 

Sykes,  Ronald,  LL.B. 

Warden,  Arthur  Reginald  Stuart 

Wells-Cole,  Gervas  Charles 

WUhanison,  John  Maurice,  LL.B. 
•f  Wood,  Eric  Horace 

Ainsley,  Alan  Colpitis 

Bache,  Harold  Godfrey 

Back,  Hatfeild  Arthur  William 
fBratton,  Allen  Basil 

Bull,  Henry  Cecil  Herbert 

Cant,  Frederick  Vaudrey 

Cockayne,  Alan  Andreas 

Cross,  Kenneth  Mervyu  Basker- 
ville 

CuUimore,  Charles 

Cur  wen,  Brian  Murray 

Davidson,  George  Frederick 

Day,  Francis  Morland 

Dickson,  Arthur  Francis 
f  Di'ury,  Alan  Nigel 
f  Fisher,  Ronald  Aylmer 

Fruhe-Sutcliflfe,  Reginald 

Grantham-Hill,  Clermont 

Hewitt,  Rupert  Conrad 

Hot  black,  Gerald  Vernon 

Liang,  Pao  Kau 

Maiden,  Edmund  Claud 
2  Marsh,  Alfred  Stanley 

M  arten,  Robert  Humphrey 
1 3  Mitchell,  Alfred  William  Coutts 

Mosse,  Cotton  Grimley  Tenison 

Muirhead,  James  Alexander  Orrock 

fNeilson,  Henry  Vere 

Pears,  Robert 

Playfair,  Kenneth 

Reddaway,  Harold 


Rhodes,  Sidney  Herbert 

Sanford,  Dudley  William 
t  Somervell,  Theodore  Howard 

Stafford,  Harry  Neville 

Syme,  Gordon  Wemyss 

Tweedie,  Leslie  Kinloch 

Watermeyer,  Herbert  Arnold 

Watson  Williams,  Eric 

Weeks,  Ronald  Morse 

Woolward,  Arthur  Trevor 

Yolland,  Reginald  Horace 

Adams,  Eustace  Victor,  LL.B. 

Ashton,  Harry 

Back,  Gilbert  Alfred 

Bammtyne,  Edgar  James 

Barnett,  Sydney  Hei'bert 
fBarron,  George  Desmond 

Benest,  Edward  Ernest 
f  Berry,  Henry  Vaughan 

Bharucha,  Navroji  Maneckji 

Bradbury,  Nomian 

Brittain,  Edward  Samuel 

Brockman,  William  Dominic 

Candy,  Kenneth  Edgerley 

Cave,  Harvard  Wells,  LL.B. 

Clarence- Smith,  Kenneth  William 

Cochrane,  Kenneth  Alexander  Basil 

Combe,  Edmund  Percy 

Dendy,  Edward  Herbert 

Everitt,  Humphrey  Leggatt 

Fawcett,  Richard  Wilfrid 

Fearfield,  Cecil  John 

Fowler,  Tracy  Grant 
fGardiner,  Henry  Hamilton 

Goodbody,  Ai-thur  Brand 

Goodchild,  Edward  Lionel,  LL.B. 

Goolden,  George  Anthony 

Gotch,  Duncan  Hepburn 
f  Green,  Samuel  Arnold  Colin 

Hambhn,  Edward  Charles  Clifford, 
LL.B. 

Hazeldine,  Donald,  LL.B.  . 

Hulbert,  John  Noi-man 
f  James,  Charles  Kenneth 

Landau,  Henry 
fLang,  Horace 

Leacock,  David  John 

Lewtas,  Frederick  George 

MacCombie,  William  John 
f  M'^Kerrow,  George 

Malet,  Hugh  Arthur  Grenville 

Marshall,  Arthur  Raymond 

Matheson,  Charles  Frederick,LL.5. 


^  Formerly  Scholars. 

1  Egyptian  Civil  Service. 

2  Frank  Smart  Student.    Late  Scholar  of  Trinity 


College. 

8  Ohrlatopher  Jame 


GONVILLE  AND   CAIUS   COLLEGE. 


1026 


Mogg,  Albert  Oliver  Dean 

Montague,  Paul  Denys 

Morrison,  Edward  Oliver 

Muscio,  Bernard 

Paige,  John  Friend 

Pank,  Philip  Esmond  Darrell 

Paul,  Hamilton 
f  Perry,  Edward  William 

Platts,  Arthur  Leslie 

Prestige,  Arthur  Reginald 

Rattray,  Ian  Maxwell 
fRenton,  Thomas 

Richardson,  Conrad 

Robertson-  Shersby-Harvie,  Robert 

Rogers,  Esmond  Hallewell 

Sanctuary,  Arthur  George  Edward 
fSaunder,  Douglas  Arthur 
fSchafer,  Thomas  Sydney  Herman 

Showell-Rogers,  Eric  Norman 

Simonds ,  CharlesCabourn  Bannister 

Skinner,  John  Adrian  Dudley 

Smith,  Hariy  Edgar 

Stein,  Philip 

Stuart,  Robert  Spurrell  Dacre 
fSturge,  Paul  Dudley 

Taylor,  George  Hebb 

Thompson,  Oswald  Stuart 

Threlfall,  Richard  Evelyn 

Tween,  Alfred  Stuart 
fVos,  Philip 

Wilcockson,  William  Howson 

WilUams,  Geoffrey  Commeline 

LL.B.    See  also  M.A.  and 
B.A.  lists. 
Squires,  Charles  Stephenson 

ff  Advanced  /Students. 
Debenham,  Frank 
Kerschbaum,  Friedrich  Paul 
Long,  Charles  William 
McTaggart,  Henry  Allen 
Richards,  Frederick  William 
Roberts,   Joseph  Harrison 

Thompson 
Roth,  Georges  Jules 
Shaw,  Albert  Norman 
Suddard,  Ebenezer  Francis  Edward 
Wright,  Charles  Seymour 

Pensioners. 

Scholars  are  not  included  in  this  list  (see  p.  1 0]  3). 

Scovell,  John  Noel 
Bentall,  Charles  Edward 


Felton,  Duncan  George  William 

Whitley,  Herbert 

Graham,  Lionel  Augustine 

Nangle,  Edward  Jocelyn 

Russell,  John  Clement 

Bower,  Cedric  William 

Farr,  Lawrance  Ernest  Augustus 

Bolton 
Wimbush,  Gordon  Stuart 
Bonar,  Thomas  Lonsdale 
Brownsword,  Douglas  Anderson 
Goodall,  Charles  Cunliffe 
Marett-Tims,  Ronald  Douglas 
Boardman,  John  Hopwood 
Bradley,  Stanley  Blackall 
Broughton,  Alfred  Delves 
Duckworth,  Leslie 
Fairrie,  James  Leslie 
Filandi,  Rodolfo 
Freeman,  George  Cyril 
Gabb,  James  Desmond 
Hare,  Adrian  Church 
Richardson,  Francis  Kriiger 
Silburn,  Laurence 
Summers,  Geoffrey 
Thomas,  John  Glyndor  Trehearne 
Vyvyan,  Maurice  Courtenay 
Watkins,  William  Bertram 
Williams,  Ulric  Gaster 
Anderson,  William  Louis 
Bock,  Ernest  Norman 
Bond,  Charles  Eric 
Brett,  Joseph  Herbert 
Brown,  Wilfrid  Stephenson 
Bullock,  John  Cecil 
Challoner,  Alan  Crawhall 
Child,  Gerald  Julius 
Christie,  John  Fairfax 
Daly,  Ivan  de  Burgh 
Daly,  Ulick  de  Burgh 
Edwards,  Charles  Greig 
Elborne,  William 
Eltringham,  Hugh  Cyril 
Elworthy,  Thomas 
Eve,  Herbert  Frederic  Harwood 
Flemming,  Maximilian  Geoi'ge 
Forster  Brown,  James  Cameron 
Fox,  Seaton  EUiott 
Galbraith,  Harold  Graham 
Greenberg,  Arthur  William 
Grylls,  Edward  Anthony  Hawke 
Gulliland,  John  Hutchison 
Hale,  John 

Harrison,  Charles  Fancourt 
Hart,  Harold  Eaton 


Formerly  Scholar. 


ft  See  also  Research  Students,  p.  1012. 


1026 


GONVILLE  AND   CAIUS  COLLEGE. 


Harwood,  Alfred  Henry  Fairfax 

Haultain,  William  FraiicisTheodore 

Hobson,  Alan  Faber 

Holland,  William  Derry  Ayre 

Johnston,  Henry  Bennett 

Kellow,  William 

Kendall,  Locke  Francis  William 

Angerstein 
King,  Eric  Frank  Hulmo 
Lawrence,  John  Sotheron 
McBride,  Lancelot  George 
MacQuarrie,  Hector 
Marriott,  George  Armstrong 
Maynard,  Herbert  Arthur  Vernon 
Misra,  Harkaran  Nath 
Moir,  Reginald 
MoUer,  Nils  Henry 
Moore,  William  Geoffrey 
Mowll,  Christopher  Kilvinton 
Nathan,  Eobert  Frederic 
Nichol,  Robert  William 
Opie,  Colin  Adams 
Powel  Smith,  Leslie  John 
Pretty,  Ivo  Alfred  Falk 
Sabin,  John  Howard 
Schurr,  Christopher  George 
Smith,  Thomas  Leslie 
Swift,  Brian  Herbert 
Tweedie,  Gershom  Ivan  Francis 
Waddy,  Arthur  Cyril 
Walker,  Angus  Campbell 
Walker,  William  Maitland 
Ward,  George  Humphrey 
Warnes,  George  Gerald 
Wedgwood,  Allen 
Whitaker,  Thomas  Savile 
Whitehead,  Alfred  Goi'don 
Batterham,  Douglas  John 
Beckett,  Charles  Henry 
Bennett,  Henry  Ryan 
Blackett,  Geoffrey  Elliot 
Boyson,  Hugh  Alexander 
Brooke,  John  Callaghan 
Burn,  Cuthbert  John 
Carter,  George  Stuart 
Chippindall,  Rev.  William  Sydney 
Churcher,  Walter  Donald 
Coates,  Allan  David 
Cobbold,  Charles  Townsend 
CoUot,  Thomas  Alexander 
Corbett,  Rupert  Shelton 
Crawhall,  Thomas  Lionel 
CuUimore,  John 
Devitt,  Guy  Francis  Ormond 
Disney,  Henry  Anthony  Patrick 
Fenwick,  John  Stanhope 
Fletcher,  Arthur  Barry 


Foster,  John  Birkhead 

Gaikwad,  Sitaram  Sampatrao 

Gardiner,  Arthur  Leslie 

Hall,  Eric  Watson 

Hardie,  Edward  Eccles 

Hathorn,  Walter  Blaikie 

Hayman,  Eric 

Hinchcliffe,  John  William 

James,  John  Allen 

Jupe,  Montagu  Horace 

Kauffmann,  Allan  Louis 

Keating,  John  Hervey 

Kelway,  Kenneth  Stevenson 

Kinder,  Thomas  Harry 

Kohn,  Wilfrid  Arthur 

La  Fontaine,  James  Sydney 
j    Langdale,  Harold  Carthew 
!    Laurie,  Frederick  Grieve 
I    Marten,  Henry  Humphrey 

Miller,  Charles  Alexander  Morell 
j    Milligan,  Derrick  Warden 

Monckton,  James  Frederick  Edward 

Morgan,  Hopkin  Trevor 

Pegge,  Arthiir  Vernon 

Porter,  Cedric  Ernest  Victor 

Porter,  Graham  Hawksworth 

Richardson,  Arthur  Stuart 

Richardson,  Dudley  Ernest  Edgar 

Smalley,  Skelton 

Smith,  Kenneth  Percival 

Squire,  Henry  Fremlin 

Tampoe-Philips,  Edward  Matthew 

Thomson,  Gordan  Duncan 

Threlf  all,  Cuthbert  Raymond  Foster 

Trollope,  Thomas  Anthony 

Vaudiey,  William  Edmund 

Walker,  Charles  Augustus  Percival 

Waterworth,  Sidney 

Watts,  Edgar  Marshall 

West,  Frank  Revell 

Whitfield,  Ernest  Oswald 

Whiting,   Edward  Robert   Stuart- 
Mentieth 

Williams,  Selwyn  Coldham 

Williams,  Samuel  Roy 

Wright,  Maurice  Edward  Arthur 

Bailey,  Clive  Maxwell 

Bailey,  William  Lewis 

Barclay,  Edward  Dobell 

Berry,  William  Leslie 

Billington,  Charles  Martin 

Brailsford,  Ralph  Walker 

Brocknian,  Edward  Phillimore 

Brown,  Arthur  Roberts 

Casper,  Walter  Mattocks 

Clarke,  Alfred  John  Michell 

Colquhoun,  James  Clifton 


GONVILLE  AND   CAIUS  COLLEGE 


1027 


Davies,  Ivor  Theophilus 
Davies,  Kobert  Ernest  Lloyd 
Dixon,  Thomas  Herbert 
Ealand,  Victor  Fawsit 
Frost,  Thomas  Fortescue  Crawshay 
Gavin,  Norman  David  Ian 
Gerard,  Robert  John  Leslie 
Gloster,  Henry  Colpoys 
Gosset,    Arthur    Christopher 

Vidal 
Grant  Bailey,  Samuel  Norwood 
Harrey,  Cyril  Ogden 
Hatch,  Maurice  Lalor 
Hathorn,  Charles  NichoUs 
Hayward,  Leonard  Geoffry 
Higgs-Walker,  Gerald  Whitehouse 
Hinrichsen,  Hans  Martin  Albert 

Wilhelm 
Horsey,  Arthur  Mather 
Howell,  Charles  Gough 
Humfrey,  Stuart  Harold  Guise 
Hunter,  John  Francis  Stewart 
Johnson,  Leonard  Oswald 
Johnson,  Eobert  Edgar 
Kay,  Robert  Louis 
Laurie,  Herbert  Crawford 
Lees,  Kenneth 
Liang,  Pao  Tsang 
Lindeberg,  Erik 
Martin,  Raymond  Carodyse 
Maxwell,  Leslie  Blyth 


Moir,  Arrol 

Moore,  John  Herbert  Ellis 
Moore,  Maurice 
Morrison,  Henry 
Mossop,  Noel  Raymond 
Olphert,  Robert  Alan 
Powell,  Leonard  Maurice 
Smart,  Arthur  Herbert  John 
Solly,  Arthur  Norbury 
Squires,  Frederick  Vaughan 
Swindlehurst,  Thomas  Randal 
Sykes,  Eric  Turner 
Tallerman,  Kenneth  Harry 
Thomasset,  Gux-den  Theodore 
Thompson,  Ronald  Malcolm 
Thorburn,  Edward  Francis 
Titterington,  Thomas  Gledhill 
Trapnell,  Hallam 
Tucker,  Donald  Leslie 
Walker,  Densmore 
Walker,  William  John 
Weaver- Adams,  Edmund  Ralph 
Welsford,   Geoffrey  Joseph 

Lightbown 
Whitcombe,  Edwin  Philip 
White,  Harold  Dinely  Jennings 
Willey,  Henry  Lawrence 
Williams,  Adrian  Floyer 
Yeomans,  Francis  Afred 
Young,  Maurice  Lindsay 
Ziegler,  George  Geoffrey 


1028 


GONVILLE  AND  CAIUS  COLLEGE 


PATRONAGE. 


Counlien. 
Bucks.... 
Camb.... 
Cheshire 
Devon... 
Dorset... 

Beneficei. 
Beachampton,  R. 
Chatteris,  V. 
Stockport* 
Bratton  Fleming,  R. 
Bincombe,  R.  > 
Broadway  ,  R.  S 
Blofield,  R. 
Denver,  R. 
Foulden,  V.^ 
Oxburgh,R.J 
Hetherset,  R- 
Fiockwold,  R.  cum} 
Wilton,  V.           5 
Kirstead,  R. 
Mattishall,  Y.  cuml 

Pasley,R.            3 
St    Clem,    on    the  ^ 

Bridge,  Norw.  R.  S 
Swanton  Morleyi 

with  Worthing/ 
StrattOn,  Longa,  R. 
Weeting.AllSts.  R.> 
Weeting,StMy.  R.    \ 
VVheatacre,AllSts.R. 
Kit tis lord,  R. 
Muttord,    V.   cum 

Harnby.R.            j 
Lavenham ,  R. 

*  Tlie  patronage  will  belong  to 

Inst. 
1901 

1875 
1913 

1906 

1912 
1905 

1906 

lfX)3 

1913 

1904 
1896 

1897 

1896 

1905 

1912 

1911 
1911 

1893 

1907 

Incumbents, 

H.  F.  Bagshaw,  M.A. 
W.  Symonds,  M.A. 
R.F.  Cobbold,  M.A. 

C.E.G.May,M.A.,LL.M. 

A.S.Duncan  Jones, M.A. 
G.  D.  Barry,  B.D. 

W.Coombe.M.A. 

John  Still,  M.A. 

J.  G.  Clark,  M.A. 

W.  0.  Stutter,  M.A. 

E.  M.  Madoc,  M.A. 

J.  R.  Denham 

A.J.  Hunter,  M.A. 

D.  A.  Stewart,  M.A. 

J.  H.  Srawley,  D.D. 

H.  Muir,  M.A. 

P.  W.  P.  Hancock,  M.A. 

J.J.  Dyson, M.A. 

W.  B.  L.  Hopkins,  M.A. 

6  after  the  next  presentation. 

Norfolk.. 

Somersef 
Suffolk... 

the  Colleg 

B.A. 

1883 
1854 
1880 

1883 

1901 
1886 

1879 

1869 

1881 

1882 

1886 


1869 

1885 

1891 

1883 
1900 

1874 

1879 


I 


TRINITY    HALL. 

(Founded  1350.) 


This  College  was  founded  by  William  Bateman,  Bishop  of 
Norwich,  in  the  year  1350.    The  Founder's  words  are  ; 

"  Voluraus  quod  Collegium  Scholarium  supradictum  vocetur 
Collegium  Scholarium  Sanctse  Trinitatis  de  Norvico,  et  quod 
Domus  quam  inhabitabit  dictum  Collegium  nominetur  Aula 
SanctsB  Trinitatis  de  Norvico." 

The  College  was  further  incorporated  by  an  Act  of  Parliament 
of  the  reign  of  Elizabeth  under  the  name  of  "The  College  or  Hall 
of  the  Holy  Trinity  in  the  University  of  Cambridge." 

The  foundation  was  subsequently  augmented  by  Simon  Dalling, 
Bishop  Nykke,  Robert  Goodknape,  Dr  Hewke,  Dr  Hervey,  Dr 
Mowse,  Horatio  Goodbehere,  Henry  Latham,  and  other  bene- 
factors. 

The  College  continued  to  be  governed  by  the  Statutes  of  the 
Founder  until  the  year  1860,  when  new  Statutes  were  enacted. 

These  Statutes  were  repealed  in  1882,  and  the  College  is  now 
governed  by  Statutes  framed  under  the  authority  of  the  Univer- 
sities of  Oxford  and  Cambridge  Act,  1877. 


FELLOWSHIPS. 

There  are  thirteen  Foundation  Fellowships.  All  the  Fellows 
have  the  same  stipends  and  privileges,  and  they  and  the  Master 
constitute  the  Governing  Body  of  the  College.  Fellowships  are 
tenable  for  six  years  from  the  date  of  election.  The  holding  of 
certain  College  offices  or  Professorship  in  the  University  prolongs 
the  tenure  of  the  Fellowships. 

There  is  one  Professorial  Fellowship  at  this  College, 


1030  TRINITY    HALL. 

LAW  STUDENTSHIPS. 

The  study  of  the  Law,  for  which  this  College  was  especially 
designed  by  the  founder,  has  been  provided  for  by  the  establish- 
ment of  Law  Lectureships  and  at  least  three  Law  Studentships  ; 
the  latter  are  tenable  for  three  years,  and  are  of  the  annual 
value  of  £50.  They  are  to  be  given  to  graduates  of  the  College 
in  Arts  or  Law,  who  intend  to  prepare  themselves  for  practice  in 
some  branch  of  the  Legal  profession.  The  holders  of  these 
Studentships  are  not  required  to  reside  in  the  University. 

SCHOLARSHIPS  AND  EXHIBITIONS. 

A  fixed  proportion  of  the  divisible  revenues  of  the  College  is 
annually  to  be  paid  over  to  the  Scholarship  Fund.  The  governing 
body  is  empowered  to  distribute  this  among  the  Scholars  and  Ex- 
hibitioners in  the  way  it  may  think  best,  but  any  residue  which 
remains  at  the  end  of  one  year  must  be  applied  subsequently  to 
the  purposes  of  the  fund,  or  in  rewards  and  assistance  to  meri- 
torious students. 

The  College  Scholarships  are  tenable  up  to  the  time  of  taking 
the  B.A.  or  LL.B.  Degree.  They  are  awarded  according  to  the 
results  of  the  various  College  Examinations  in  Classics,  Mathe- 
matics, Law,  History,  and  the  subjects  of  other  Tripos  Examina- 
tions. Scholarships  obtained  at  one  Examination  may  be  aug- 
mented on  a  subsequent  occasion. 

Entrance  Scholarships  are  awarded  according  to  the  results  of 
Examinations  held  in  June  and  December.  The  Examination  in 
June  is  limited  to  those  who  intend  to  study  Law,  and  candidates 
must  attain  to  a  certain  standard  in  at  least  three  of  the  following 
subjects :  Mathematics,  Classics,  French,  German  and  English 
History.  In  the  December  Examination  the  subjects  are  cither 
Mathematics  or  Classics  or  Natural  Science  or  History  or  En- 
gineering'. 

ANNUAL  PRIZES. 

A  prize  of  ^16  was  left  in  1874  by  Mr  Jonas  Cressingham,  who 
was  long  a  Member  of  the  College,  to  be  offered  annually  for 
an  English  Essay.  The  subject  is  given  out  in  the  Lent  Term. 
B.A.s  of  not  more  than  one  year's  standing  are  allowed  to  com- 
pete for  this  prize. 

A  prize  of  £4  is  offered  in  each  term  for  proficiency  in  English 
Language  and  Literature.  This  prize  was  founded  by  the  pupils 
of  the  late  Rev.  H.  Latham,  for  many  years  a  tutor  and  lately 
Master  of  the  College. 

A  Prize  of  £3.  3*.  for  a  Latin  Essay  is  ojTered  annually. 

Prizes  of  £5  and  £3  are  given  to  those  who  have  distinguished 
themselves  in  the  College,  Inter-Collegiate  and  University  Exa- 
minations. 


1  Full  partioulars  mny  be  obtnined  by  applicntlen  to  the  Tutor. 


TRINITY  HALL. 


1031 


Mechanical  Science. 
Collier,  D.  W. 
Turrall,  K.  G. 

Classics. 
Tredennick,  J.  N.  E. 


Science. 
Kipping,  C.  H.  S. 
Pillai,  K.  P.  P. 


Law. 
Fox-Andrews,  N.  K. 


History. 
Usher,  H.  B. 


Essay  Prize.,  1912. 
Cressingham  Prize  Essay . 
Not  awarded. 


Latin  Essay  Prize,  1912. 
Not  awarded. 


Latham  Prizes,  1912—1913. 
Buckler,  F.  W. 
Shaw,  S. 
Steimann,  B.  B. 


LIST  OF 

1350  Robert  de  Stretton. 
1355  Adam  de  Wickmore. 
1384  Robert  Braunch. 
1413  Henry  Wells. 
1429  Marmaduke  Lumley. 
1443  Simon  Bailing. 
1453  Simon  de  Thornham. 
1471  William  Balling. 
1502  Edward  Shouldham. 
1505  John  Wright. 
1512  Walter  Hewke. 
1520  Thomas  Larke. 
1525  Stephen  Gardiner. 
1549  Walter  Haddon. 

1552  William  Mowse. 

1553  Stephen  Gardiner. 
1555  Henry  Hervey. 
1584  Thomas  Preston. 
1598  John  Cowell. 


MASTERS. 

1611  Clement  Corbet. 
!      1626  Thomas  Eden. 

1645  Robert  King. 
I      1645  John  Bond. 

1660  Robert  King. 
I      1676  Sir  Thomas  Exion. 
I      1688  George  Oxenden. 
i      1702  George  Bramstone. 

1710  Sir  Nathaniel  Lloyd. 

1735  Sir  Edward  Simpson. 

1764  Sir  James  Marriott. 

1803  Sir  William  Wynne. 

1815  Thomas  Le  Blanc. 

1843  Sir  Herbert  Jenner  Kusl. 

1852  Thomas  Charles  Geldart. 

1877  Sir    Henry    James    Sumner 
Maine. 

1888  Henry  Latham. 

1902  Edward  Anthony  Beck. 


Visitor,  The  Crown. 

THE   PRESENT   SOCIETY. 

^Master,  Edward  Anthony  Beck,  M.A. 

Vice-Master,  George  Buehan  Shirres,  M.A. 

Tutors,  The  Master,  G.  B.  Shirres,  M.A. 

Assistant  Tutors,  W.  G.  Bell,  M.A.,  P.  C.  Gaul,  M.A 

Dean,  Rev.  G.  A.  Chase,  M.A. 

Preelector,  G.  B.  Shirres,  M.A. 

Bursar,  P.  C.  Gaul,  M.A. 
Treasurer,  G.  B.  Shirres,  M.A. 

Steward,  P.  C.  Gaul,  M.A. 
Librarian,  J.  E.  S.  Green,  M.A. 
Mathematical  Lecturers,  W.  G.  Bell,  M.A.,  G.  B.  Shirres,  M.A. 
P.  C.  Gaul,  M.A. 

1  Chancellor's  EnglUh  Medallist,  1868. 1870.    Scatoaian  Prizeman,  1874 


1032  TRINITY   HALL. 

Classical  Lecturers,  The  Master,  C.  F.  Angus,  M.A. 
Law  LecturerHy  H.  Bond,  LL.D.,  W.  K.  Rendell,  M.A, 
Lecturer  in  Divinity, 

Directors  in  Natural  Science , 

W.  H.  Gaskell,  M.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.S. 

F.  A.  Potts,  M.A. 

Director  ifi  Historical  Studies,  J.  E.  S.  Green,  M.A. 

Director  in  Agricultural  Studies^  F.  W.  Dootson,  M.A. 

Director  in  Engineering  Studies,  P.  C.  Gaul,  M.A. 

Fellows. 

Hopkins,  Rev.  Frank  Lawrence,  M.A. 
iBell,  Walter  George,  M.A. 
2  Dale,  Sir  Alfred  William  Winterslow,  M.A. 
3 Bond,  Henry,M.A.,  LL.D. 

Shirres,  George  Buchan,  M.A. 
*  Gaskell,  Walter  Holbrook,  M.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.S. 

Gaul,  Percy  Cory,  M.A. 
^  Woodhead,  German  Sims,  M.A. 

Rendell,  William  Reginald,  M.A. 

Angus,  Charles  Franklin,  M.A. 
^ Potts,  Frank  Armitage,.M.A. 
'^ Green,  John  Eric  Sidney,  M.A. 
^  Chase,  George  Armitage,  M.A. 

Honorary  Fellows. 
»  Romer,  The  Right  Hon.  Sir  Robert,  M.A.,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G., 
F.R.S. 
i«*Birrell,  The  Right  Hon.  Augustine,  B.A. 
1^  Lawrence,  The  Hon.  Sir  Alfred  Tristram 
^2  Temple,  Lieutenant-Colonel  Sir  Richard  Carnac,  CLE.,  Bart. 
13  Maiden,  Henry  Elliot 
i^Lush,  Sir  Charles  Montague 

Law  Students. 
Burrell,  Robert  Eric,  B.A.  &  LL.B. 
Evans,  John  Richard,  B.A. 


•  One  of  His  Majesty's  Counsel.  I  hibitioner,  1906.     Demonstrator  of  Comparative 

1  Lecturer  in  Mathematics  to  Non-Collegiate  Anatomy.    Balfour  Student,  1913. 

Students.  7  Gladstone     Memorial     PrUe,     1908.      Allen 

8  Chancellor's  Knglisb  MedHllist,  1876,   1878.  Scholar,  1909. 

Members'  Priieman,  1880.    Hulsean    Prizeman,  8  Carus    Prize,    1909.      Crosse    Scholar,    1910. 

1881.      Seatonian    Prizeman,    1885.     Vice-Chan-  Hulsean  Prize,  1911. 

cellor  of  the  University    of  Liverpool.      Super-  9  Smith's  Prizeman,  1863.  Late  one  of  the  Lords 

numerary    Fellow    of    the    College.      Honorary  Justices  of  His  Majesty's  Court  of  Appeal.    For- 

LL.D.  of  Aberdeen.  merly  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 

3  Members'  Prizeman,  1875.   Chancellor's  Legal  ',     10  M.P.  for  Bristol  (North),  Chief  Secretary  for 
Medallist,  1877.       I^ecturer    in    Law    at   Trinity  Ireland. 

College.  11  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Justice,  King's 

4  University  Lecturer  in  Advanced  Physiology.  Bench  Division. 

Marshall  Hall  Prizeman  of  the  Royal  Medical  and  12   Late  Chief  Commissioner  of  the  Andaman 

Chirurgical  Society,  1888.    Gold  Medallist  of  the  ,  Islands. 

Roval  Society,  1889.    Baly  Medallist  of  the  Royal  i  13  Chancellor's  English   Medallist,  1871.     Hon. 

College  of  Physicians.     Hon.  LL.D.  Edinburzh.       '  Secretary  and  Vice-President  of  the  Royal    His- 

5  Professor  of  Pathology.    Hon.  D.Sc.  Biiming  torical  Society. 

ham.  14  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Justice,  King's 

6  Harkness  Scholar,  1905.    Mark  Quested  Ex-  '  Bench  Division. 


TRINITY   HALL. 
Foundation  Scholars. 


1033 


Butley,  John 
Collier,  Donald  William 
Freani,  William 
King,  Philip  Banks 
Palmer,  William  Harold 
Parham,  Hedley  John 
Shaw,  Sydney 

Tredennick,   John  Nesbitt 
Ernest 


Birkett,  George  Edmondson 
Brain,  Francis  Sydney 
Fox- Andrews,  Norman  Roy 
Padmanabha    Pillai,    Kannan- 

thote  Padmanabhan 
Statham,  Noel  Horner 
Turrall,  Rupert  Guy 
Usher,  Herbert  Brough 
Walsh,  Arthur  St  George 


Scholars  not  on  the  Foundation. 
Dick,  Charles  William  I  Nathan,  Leopold  Charles 

Lewey,  Arthur  Werner  |  Nodder,  Charles  Reynolds 


FORMER  FELLOWS, 

Whose  names  remain  on  the  Boards  of  the    College   [vjith  the  date  of 


,4  ^ Smith,  Lumley,  M.A. 
,6    Atkinson,  Re  V.George  Bar  ues,M.  A. 
6'^Ronier,   Rig'ht    Hon.    Sir  Robert, 
M.A.,  G.C.B.,  G.C.M.G.,  F.R.S. 
8  ^Carpenter, Edward,  M.A 


4  **  Clark,  James  William,  M.A. 

Lightwood,  John  Mason.  M.A. 

5  Henn,  Edward  Lovett,  M.A. 

1  5 Henn,  Right  Rev.  Henry,  D.D. 

Noblemen 

2  lOBurghclere,  Lord 
5    Belmore,  Earl  of 

D.D. 

The  Lord  Bishop  of  Burnley 
The  Lord  Bishop  of  Singapore 

LL.D. 

0  iifOd^ers,  William  Blake 

Ranee,  Henry  William  Henniker 
6i2Reynell,    Rev.    Vincent  Charles 
Reynell 

t  Formerly  Hcholars. 

*  One  of  His  Majesty's  Counsel. 

1  Le  Bus  Priiemnn.  1858.  One  of  His  Majesty  V 
Counsel.  Late  Recorder  of  SHndwich.  Judge  of 
the  City  of  London  Court. 

2  See  note  on  page  1032. 

3  Barney  Prireman,  1870. 

4  Legal  Adviser  to  the  Board  of  Agriculture  and 
Fisheries. 

6  Lord  Bishop  of  Burnley. 

6  HuUean  Priieman,  1886.  Head  Master  of 
Portsmouth  Grammar  School. 

7  Members' Prizeman,  1884.     Examiner  in  the 
University  of  London.    Reader  in  Jurisprudence.  , 
Roman  Law,  and  International  Law,  to  the  Inns  j 
of  Court.  ] 

8  \Vhewell»iiSchoUtforInter»ationalLaw,1878. 
Lightfoot  Historical  Scholar,  1879.  BurneyPrixe-  I 


their  election). 

6  Nicol,  James  Carpenter,  M.A. 
Headlam,    Clinton    Edward 

Sowerhy,  M.A. 
Campbell,  Colin  Edmund.  M.A. 
Bate,  John  Pawley,  LL.D. 


1887 
1888 

1895 


Aldis,  Arthur  Cyril  Webb  1901 

^  Thornely,  Thomas  1885 

oCronin,  Rev.  Harry  Stovell,  M.A.,  igo'^ 
B.D. 

isfBarnard,    Rev.    Dennis    Jacob   i888 
Johnson 
Burton,  Rev.  Frederick  Martin 

lifFraser,  Hugh  j^892 

Emanuel, Samuel  Henry  jgOo 

Richardson,  Harry  Leo  Sidney  1999 

Smith,  Frederick  Charles  1902 

fCarr,  Frank  1904 

M.D. 

Finch,  John  Edward  Montagu  \%1% 

t Russell,  James  William  1893 

fSalaman,Redcliffe  Nathan  5^904 

man, 1879. 
9  Examining  Chaplain  to  the  Bishop  of  Exeter. 

10  Formerly  President  of  the  Board  of  Agri- 
culture. 

11  Members  Prizeman,  1871.  One  of  His  Mnjes- 
ty's  Counsel.  Recorder  of  Bristol.  Director  of 
Legal  Studies  at  the  Inns  of  Court,  London. 
Honorary  LL.D.  University  of  Tufts  College, 
Massachusetts,  U.S  A. 

12  Late  Master  of  the  Choristers'  School,  King's 
College,  Cambridge. 

V^  Late  Head  Master  of  Stamford  School. 

14  Ptox.  nccessit  Chancellor's  Medal  for  Legal 
Studies.  1885.  Reader  in  Common  Law  to  the 
Council  of  Legal  Education;  Examiner  inCommon 
Law  and  the  Law  of  Evidence  to  the  University 
of  London. 


44 


1034 


TKINITY  HALL. 


1850  Woodhouse,  Robert 

1851  Kynaston,  John 

1856    Franks,  Rev.  John  Firth 

1860  Penfold ,  Hugh  Charles 

1861  Dennis, George  William 

1862  iPennethorne,  Deane  Parker 

Reynell,  Rev.  George  Carew 
1864    Burnaby-Atkin8,Thomas  Frederick 
King,  Joshua 
Johnson,  Thomas  Scarborough 

1866  Goddard,  John  Leyhourn 

1867  Brown,  James  Clifton 
Miller,  Rev.  George 

*Bayford,  Robert  Augustus 
Jenner-Fust,  Herbert 

1868  Richardson,  Ralph 

1869  Starkie,Rev.  Henry  Arthur 
Firth,  Samuel 

1870  tStokes,  Rev.  Arthur 

1873  Ford,  Arthur  Ranken 

1874  Elliott,  William 

Berens,  Alexander  Augustus 
Butler,Rev.  George  Hew  (&LL.M.) 

1875  2Waters,  Rev.  Samuel  George 

1876  Richardson ,  J  asper  Myers 

1877  Moore,  Rev.  Charles  Thomas 
Beck,  Rev.  Harry  Edward 
Davy,  William 

Cooke,  Henry 
fNewton,  Cecil 

1878  Douglas,  Archibald 
3*Wheeler,  Thomas  Whittenbury 

1879  f  Dickinson,  John 

f  *Cook,  Charles  Archer,  C.B. 

1880  fGoldney,  George  Hone  Hone 

Thompson,   Lawrence   Charles 

Frederick 
Lomax,  John  Chadwick 
Tyerman,   Cuthbert   Bainbridge 

Luke 

1881  Preston,  Edward  Stuart 
fLowry,  Rev.  Somerset  Corry 

Raphael,  Louis  Edward 

1882  Atkinson ,  Rev.  Edward 
Boucher,  Rev,  Charles  Estcourt 
Williams,  Charles  Francis  Abdy  (& 

Mus.  Bac.) 


If 


li 


Patterson,  Alexander  Henry 

Horsfall,  William  Hodgson 
fLush,  Alfred  Herbert 

Boulton,  Godfrey 

Francis,  Walter  Hamond 
^Robb,  Frederick  Spencer 

Coles,  Hugh  Thomas 

Pole-Carew,  Rev.  Gerald 

Simonds,    Henry   Edmund 
(&  LL.M.) 

Bird,  Rev.  Maurice  Charles  Hilton    li 

Coster,  Churchill  William 

Barclay,  Edward  Exton 

Isaacson,  Frederick  John   Francis 
Wootton  (6f  LL.M.) 

Martineau,  Ernest  If 

Layland-Barratt,  Sir  Francis,  Bart 

Cole,  John 

Coghill,  Rev.  Ernest  Arthur 

Walford,  Ambrose  Berry 

Lomax,  Rev.  Thomas  Leech  li 

Bacon,  Rev.  Reginald  Cazalet 

Wyatt,  John  Arthur  Penfold 

Bramwell,  Rev.  William 

Thompson,  Harold  Croker  Springall  If 

Ry croft,  Rev.  Edmund  Hugh 

Sidney,  Thomas  Stafford 

Barran,  Henry  (&  LL.M.) 

Heape,  Herbert 

Bridgwater,  Rev.  John  Henry 
<■  Baines,  Matthew  Talbot 

Burroughes,  Rev.  Edward  Robert 
'  Dias,  Felix  Reginald  (&  LL.M .) 

Wade,  Charles  Stewart  Douglas 

Hurrell,  Harold  William 

Squire,  Ralph  Tyndale 

Langham ,  Frederick  George 
(&  LL.B.) 

Lambe,  John  liawrence 
t Bernard,  William  Cecil  (&  LL.B.) 

+Roxburgh,  John  Robert  (&LL.B.) 

Cock,  Rev.  Edwin  Henry 

Bigwood,  James  Edward  Cecil 

Cortes,  Alberto 

Dumas,  Hugh  Charles  Sowerby 

Fuller,  Rev.  Wilfrid 

Johnson,  Herbert  Alfred 

Rayner,  Oscar  Welwyn 
s-f- Ashley,  John  George 

Gillott,  Alfred  Joseph 


t  Formerly  Scholar*. 

•  One  of  His  Majesty's  Counsel. 

1  Chancellor'*  Lepral  Medallist.  1860. 

2  Late  Head  Master,  King  Edward's  Sch.  Nur 
eaten. 

3  County  Court  Judge,  Circuit  No.  86. 

4  Chief  Charitv  Commissioner. 


5  Major  General:  C.B.:  M.V.O.:  in  charge  of 
administration,  Aldershot  Command. 

6  One  of  the  Commissioners  under  the  Small 
Holdings  and  Allotments  Act. 

7  Crown  Counsel  for  the  Island  of  Ceylon  and 
District  Judge,  Kandy. 

8  Actuary  and  Principal,  "War  Offlce. 


TRINITY    HALL. 


1036 


ifHamilton,  Robert  William 

Stothart,  James  Bell 

Waller,  Rev.  Wathen  Henry 

Woodin,  Leopold  Daniel 
'Hodge,  Kev. Edward  Grose 

Verey,  Charles  Gerald 

Acheson-Gray,  Rev.   Herbert 
Acheson 

Dawson,  Rev.  Herbert  Joseph 

Prest,  Edward  Emerson  Bainbridge 

Clifton-Smith,  Rev.  Frederick 

Davis,  Rev.  Arthur  Baldwin 

Swale,  Charles  Alured  Lambert 

Biggs,  Arthur  HoUand  (&  LL.M.) 

Copeland,  William  Fowler  Mount - 
ford 

Courthope-Munroe,  Harry 

Norton,  Rev.  Cyril  Henry 

Watney,  Arthur  Norman 

Binney,  James 

Davidson,  Henry  George  Lindsay 
*  Dootson,  Frederick  William 

Field,  Rev.  Arthur 
*Fynes-Clinton,  Arthur  Norreys 

Irvine,  Henry  William  Kennedy 

Russell,  William  (&  LL.M.) 
fWade,  WilHam  Mercer  (&  LL.B.) 

Waterlow,  Edgar  Lutwycbe 
t  Armstrong,  John  Henry  Nicholas 
^Bevan,  Rev.  Charles  Oliver 

Chamberlin,  Rev.  Charles  Marshall 

Cowper,  Henry  Alexander 

Shaw,  Jesse 

Verey,  Rev.  Cecil  Henry 

Watson,  Arthur  Toward 

Custance,  Rev.  Charles  Edward 
Salwey 

Jenner-Fust,  Herbert,  Junr. 

Johnson,  Lionel  Arthur  Thewlis 

Smith,  Aubrey  Augustus 
fWest,  Rev.  Edward  Courtenay 

Austin,   John  Standish    Thomas 
Joseph 

Burrows,  Sterndale 

Ingram,  Rev.  Arthur  George 

Bates,  Rev.  Guy  Lockington 
fDentith,  Arthur  William 

Heath,  Robert  William 

Oakey,  Godfrey  James 

Simpson,  Thomas 

d'Avigdor-Goldsmid,  Osmond  Elim 
(&  LL.B.) 


Fanshawe,  Rev.  Richard  Evelyn 

Gregory,  George  Monro  Allan 

Merriman,  Mark  Marshall 

Parker,  Francis  Cecil  Shirecliffc 
eSelbie,  Rev.  William  Boothby 

Shillington,    John    Melville 
{&  LL.B.) 

Wheeler,  Montague 
f-Paterson,  John  Melvin  (&  LL.M.) 

Gladstone,  Hugh  Steuart 

Atkinson,    Rev.    William    Milner  1904 

{&  LL.B.) 
fBarclay,  Francis  Hubert 

Bruce,    Rev.    John   CoUingwood 
Gainsford 

Curtis,  Walter  Septimus 
'tHaworth,  Rev.  Harold  Wilfred 

Luard,  Harold 

Sinclair,    Robert   Charles 
Hamilton 

Scargill,  Lionel  Walter  Kennedy       1905 

Thornely,  Percival  Ernest  Wilfrid 
(&  LL.B.) 

Tingey,  William  Harold 

Watt,  Ernest  Loraine 

Benn,  Charles  Anthony  19O6 

Ginn,  Dennis  Barton 

Hatton-Fraenkl,   Rev.  Edwin 
George 

Huntriss,  Edward  Mitchell 

Jenner-Fust,  Rev.  Denton 

Mason,  Cecil  Charles 

Woodland,  Vincent  Reynolds 

Thomson,  James  George  Orr  1908 

Wilson,  Harold  Remington 

Cole,  Skelton  1909 

fFearnsides,  Edwin  Greaves  (M.B. 
&  B.C.) 

Leake,  Charles  Ferguson 
sfBurrows,  Roland  1910 

f  Chaplin,  Rev.  Lindsay  Lennox 

Lynch,  Percy  Algernon  {&  LL.B.) 
^O'Neal,   Thomas    Woolcombe 
Barton 

Palmer,    Herbert    Richmond 

(&  LL.B.) 
fFollett,  Rev.  Cecil  Walter 

Howett,  Frank 

Turton,  Willie  Jack  Trevor 

Tomkinson,  George  Arnold 

Whitcombe,  Rev.  Leonard 
lOEves,  Rev.  Ralph  Shakspeare  1913 


1911 


1912 


+  Formerly  Scholars. 

•  One  of  Hig  Majesty's  Counsel. 

1  Principal  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Bast 
Africa. 

2  Prebendary  of  St  Paul's. 

3  Demonstrator    in    the    University  Chemical 
Laboratory. 

4  Late  Junior  Student  of  ChristChurch.Oxford. 


6  Master  at  Eton. 

6  Principal  of  Mansfield  College,  Oxford.    D.D. 
Glasgow. 

7  Winchester  Beading  Prize,  1899, 

8  Whewell  Scholar,  1903.    George  Long  Prize, 
1905.    Chancellor's  LfiRal  Medallist,  1906. 

9  Chancellor  of  the  Diocese  of  Barbadof. 
10  Chaplain,  St  John's  College. 

44—2 


1036 


TRINITY    HALL. 


LL.M, 


1862  Budding,  Rev.  John 
Frankljn,  HoUond 

1863  '  Geldart,  Rev.  James  W  illiaiu 
t Kelly,  Rev.  Frederick  Festus 

1868  *Renshaw,  Walter  Charles 

1872  Fitzgerald,  Sir  Robert   Uniacke 

Penrose,  Bart. 

1873  "  Milvain,  Sir  Thomas 

1882  Fisher,  Rev.  Robert 
1889    Morg-an,  Henry  Robert 
1893  fs  Phillips,  Walter  Ross 
1896    Barlow,  Lyonell 

1898  Mason,  Harold  Percy 

1899  Hind,  Oliver  Watts 
1908    Oliver,  David  Thomas 

LL.B.per  Stat.Eliz. 
1851     Brooksbank,  Edward 

B.A, 

1860  +  Methold,  Thomas  Tindal 
4  Smith,  Horace 

1861  Rogers, John  Bellas 

1864  t*  Alexander,  David  Undo 
•f  Roupell,  Norton  Aylmer 

1868  fBeal,  Edward 

Hyett,  Francis  Adams 

1870  Hesse, Frederick  William 

1871  Winthvop.Neilson 

f 5 Dickens,  Henry  Fielding 

1872  Jones,  Henry  Edward 

*  Davis,  Richard  Bramwell 

1873  Ward,  John  Henry 

1874  Gumming,  John 

1875  Mortimer,  Lewis  Gordon 

1876  *6Lush,  Sir  Charles  Montague 
1S80    Stewart,  John  Charles 

Mercer,  William  Lindsay 
1881    Barton,  Charles  Croker 

1883  Prior ,  Charles  Matthew 
AyliffjEdwin  Horace  Samuel 
Tweedale,  James  Arthur(«&  LL.B.) 
Haggitt,  Henry  Pell  Heigbam 
Spilsbury,  George  Hubball 
Bowman,  Alfred  John 
Helpman,  John  Henry 

1884  *7  Morgan,  John  Lloyd 
fMawson,  Henry  (&  LL.B.) 


fHildyard,  Edward  Digby 

Du  Croz,  Gervase  Edward 

Lonsdale,  Bernard 
fWigram,  Robert  Ainger 

Brodhurst,  Maynard  Sandys 

Herries,  William  Dobree, 

Devitt,  Arthur 

Knox,  William  Douglas  Carnegy 

Lawson,  William 

Wardlaw,  Harold  Penrose  Mark 
fTurner,  Richard  Whitbourn 

Ramus,  Bertram  Edward de  Noel 

Cohen,  Philip  Arthur 

Page,  Robert  Palgrave 

Bright-Smith,  Vandeleur 

Morris,  Percy 

Nussey,  Sir  Thomas  Willans,  Bart. 

Pearce-Sei-ocold,  Edward  John 

Clarke,  Edward  Percival 

Howard,  Arthur  Dashwood 
fMellor,  James  Gilbert  Shaw 
(&  LL.B.) 

Bloomfield,  Ernest  Read 

Mathew,  Charles  James 

Richardson,  Charles  William 

Bayford,  Robert  Frederic 

Berney,  Robert  Henry 

Dawson,  John  Miles 

Jenkins,  Huntly  Eugene 

Manisty,  Edward  Ashbumer 
f Smith,  Benjamin  Harold 

Stewart,  Frederick  Campbell 
f  Walker,  Alexander 

FitzHerbert,SirHugoMeynell,Bart. 

FitzHerbert,  William 

Spearing,  Cecil  Young  Clay 

Gibbs,  Antony  Hubert 

Harris,  Percy  Alfred 

Priest,  Thomas 

Devitt,  Philip  Henry 

Dilke,  Fisher  Wentworth 

Harrison,  Eustace  James 

Manby,  Percy  Alan  Farrer 

Miller,  Hubert  James 

Richardson,    Edward    Clcland    (& 
LL.B.) 

Steele,  Adam  Rivers 

Bridgwater,  Havard  Noel  189 J 

tChapman,HerbertStanley(&LL.  B.) 

Ellis,  William  Henry  Mandeville 

Jennings,  George  Montgomery 


1886 

1887 
1888 

1888 
1889 


1890 


1892 
1893 


1894 


1895 


189e 
189^ 


1896 


•  One  of  His  Majesty's  Counsel. 

f  Fortnerly  Scholars. 

1  Honorary  Canon  of  Ripon  Cathedral. 

•2  One  ot  His  Majesty's  Counsel.  Judge  Ad- 
vocate General. 

3  Whewell  Scholar,  1878.  Professor  of  Law 
in  the  University  of  Leeds. 


4  A  Police  Magistrate  lor  the  Metropolis, 

5  Recorder  of  Maidstone.  One  of  HisMajesty's 
Counsel. 

6  Judge    of   High    Court    of    Justice,   King's 
Bench  Division. 

7  County  Court  Judge,  Circuit  31. 


TRINITY  HALL. 


1037 


i9oa 


1904 


1900  Adams,  Reginald  Francis 
Gill,  Blacket 

1901  Smith,  Alfred  William  Exton 

1902  t^aiward,  Dennis  Christopher  (& 

LL.B,) 
Helm,  James  Howard 
Howell,  Rapelje  Hunting 
Jackson,  Evelyn  Willan(&  LL.B.) 
Johnson,  Eric  Townsend((fc  LL.H.) 
Lawson,  Digby 
Taylor,  William  Edward 
Sharp,  Milton 
Clarke,  Louis  Colvill  Grey 
Horn,  Allen 
Milton,  Harold  Aubrey 
Owen,  Gerald  Campbell  (&  LL.B.j 
Smith,  Montague  Vivian 
Spicer,  Norman 
Gordon,  Arthur  Granville 
fHopkins,  Walter  Donald 
Jackson,  George  Stiebel 
Paget -Tomlinson,  Edw.  Edmondson 

(&  M.B.) 
Steele,  John  Wheatley 
Wallace,  Peter  Brown 
Ward,  Herbert  Lipson  (&  LL.B.) 

1905  Bell,  William  Archibald  Juxon 
Hutchinson,  Anthony  Christopher 

Campbell 
fMatthaei,  Ernst  Roger 
Spicer,  Malcolm 

1906  fCaporn,  Arthur  Cecil  (&  LL.B.) 

Crowley,  Frederick 
Hai'greaves,  Harman 
Hutchinson,  Godfrey  Creswell   (& 

LL.B.) 
Ilangakoon,  John  William  Richard 
Maitland,  Peregrine  Neave 
Martin,  Edward  Graeme 
fRamsey,  Walter  James  (&  LL.B.) 
Shim  well,  Humphrey 
907    Brayshaw,  Edmund  Leonard 


191 


191 


191' 


191; 


908 


:909 


tDavies,  Clement  Edward  (&LL.B.) 
Fisher,  Oakden 
Simpson,  Walter  Anthony 
Welch,  John  Henry 
Litton,  William  Roy  Upton 
Seligman,  Gerald  Abraham 
Shaw-Hellier,     Arthur     Joseph 

Bradney 
Ward,  John  Sebastian  Marlow 
Caldwell,  Keith  Farquhar  Townley 


Johnson,  George  Bernard  Brimley 
Page,  Cecil  Grantham 
Baker,  John  Edgar  {&  LL.B.) 
Blackburn,  Geoffrey  Gaskell 
Flannery,  Harold  Fortescue 
Hunter,  Godfrey  Jackson  (&LL.B.) 
fLoly,  Gerard  Masterman 
Newberry,  Ernest  Edgar 
Nutting,  Arthur  Ronald  Stansmore 
Reynard,  Charles  Frederick  Peter 
Spinks,  George  Tuke 
fBurrell,  Robert  Eric  {&  LL.B.) 
Evans,  John  Richard 
Eraser,  Mackenzie  Hamilton 
Giles,  Hew  O'Halloran  {&  LL.B.) 
Jackson,  Wesley  Pickard 
Martineau,  Wilfrid 
fRideal,  Eric  Keightley 
Bassett,  Harold  Llewellyn 
Crawford,  Colin  Grant 
Dias,  Reginald  Felix  (&  LL.B.) 
FitzHerbert,  Rev.  Henry  Edward 
Swann,  Sidney  Ernest 
Alington,  Julius  Hugh 
f  Buckler,  Francis  William 
Crawley,  William  Henry  Terence 

Edward  (&  LL.B.) 
Eloff,  Johan  Sarel 
Gazieh,  Mahmoud  Hassan 
Hagon,  Albert  Charles  (&  LL.B.) 
fHawk,  John  Clemence 
If  Hopewell,    Donald    Gardner 

{&  LL.B.) 
Lord,  Hein-y  Douglas 
fKipping,  Cyril  Henry  Stanley 
f  Maiden,  Philip  Humfi-ey 
2  Sen,  Kshitis  Chandra 
Smith,  Roy 

LL.B. 

tOwen,  George  Leader  1859 

Bignold,  Sir  Arthur  1861 

Hornby,  Edmund  Geoffrey  Stanley  1862 

Hay-Hill,  Rev.  Reginald  1864 

Warwick,  Richard  1867 

tMarye,  George  Thomas  1868 

t Riley,  Moreton  John  1869 

jSayer,  Charles  Lane 

t^Manisty,  Herbert  Francis  1875 

M°Leod,  Charles  Eldred  1881 

''Raphael,  Sir  Herbert  Henry,  Bart. 

Hind,  Lawrence  Arthur  (&  B.A.) 


1899 


1  George  Long  Prize,  1911. 

2  Members'  Prize,  1911. 
t  Formerly  Scholar*. 

3  One  of  Hia  Msyesty's  Counsel. 


Berwick-on-Tweed.      Solicitor    General    for    the 
Duchy  of  Lancaster. 
4  M.P.  for  Derbyshire  (Southern  Div.). 


1038 


TEINITY  HALL. 


M.B.  &  B.C. 

8yfret,  Stephen  Boxer 

Advanced  Student. 
Scott,  William  McDonald 

Research  Student. 
Shaw,  Eric  Hemingway 

Pensioners . 

Becke,  Charles  Robert 
Bell,  Thomas  Norman  Jarvis 
Brocklehurst,  Sir  Philip  Lee,  Bart. 
Fernie,  William  James 
Gotto,  Henry  Stanley 
GWynne,  Roland  Vaughan 
Haines,  William  Ribton 
Hoggan,  William  Holms 
Maguire,  James  Francis 
Nairn,  Robert  Spencer 
Sandford,  Thomas  George  Wills 
Stephan,  Henry  John  Charles 
Thomewill,  Charles  Clive 
Trusted,  Harry  Herbert 
Ware,  Beaumont  George 
Wingfield  Digby,  Frederic  James 

Bosworth 
Wodehouse.  Lord 

Compston,  George  Dean 
Edgar,  Walter  Herbert 
Beverley,  Robert  Berthold 
"Bull,  Archibald  William  Major 
King,  Herbert  Ryder 
Olivier,  Eric 
Reeders,    Wilhelm    Johannes 

Marnitz 
Townsend,  Philip  Charles 
Cotton,  Brian  Gorden  Hamilton 
Siciliano,  Paul 
Abaza,  Mohammed  Negaty 
BuUivant,  Trevor 
Chambers,  Eric  Holland 
Edwards,  John  Bryn 
James,  Tudor  Stanley 
Morrison,  Reginald  John 
Burke,  Rudolph  Edmund  Maurice 
Denham-Cookes,  Arthur  Brownlow 
Digby,  Thomas  Hankinson 
Nield,  Charles  Herbert 


Roger s-Tillstone,  Hermann  Francis 

Sabry,  Yousef 

Sheppard,  Geoffrey  Allan 

Barringer,  Robert  Eric 
]:Batley,  John 

Beswick,  Wilfrid  Thomas 

Busk,  Edmund  Westley 

Cain,  Ernest 

Caslaw,  John  M^Connell 
+Collier,  Donald  William 

Drysdale,  Malcolm  Blair 

Evans,  Emrys 
+Fream,  William 

Gordon,  Alan  Francis  Lindsay 

Hatton-Hall,  Hubert  Christopher 

Hodson,  John 

Holland,  John  Dixon  Cuyler 

Holmes,  Thomas  Victor 

Jeff  cock,  William  Philip 

Joel,  Woolf  Solomon 
J  King,  Philip  Banks 

Muncey ,  Raymond  Waterville  Luke 
IPadmanabha    Pillai,   Kannanthote 

Padmanabhan 
J  Palmer,  William  Harold 
|Parliam,  Hedley  John 

Perkin,  Alfred  Litton  Dix 

Sandeman,  Bernard 
];Shaw,  Sydney 

Smith  Sligo,  Ronald  William  Mary 
Gerard  Josejih 

Sproule,  Frederick 

Swann,  Alfred 
ITredennick,  John  Nesbitt  Ernest 

Walker,  John  Arthur 

Wilson -Todd,  James  Henry 

Baines,  Matthew  Talbot 

Barnato,  Jack  Henry  Woolf 

Berney ,  Sir  Thomas  Reedham,  Bart. 

Bickerton,  Herbert  Richard 
JBirkett,  George  Edmondson 

Blake,  Francis  Edward  Colquhoun 
jBrain,  Francis  Sydney 

Brown,  Henry  Noel 

Clarke,  William  Gerald 

Cox,  Euan  Hillhouse  Methven 

de  Pass,  Crispin  Asahel 
Foad,  Ahmed 
|Fox-Andrews,  Norman  Roy 

Gladstone,  Keith  Steuart  Murray 
Goldsworthy,  Everard  Walter 
Hudson,  Godfrey 


Formerly  Scholar. 


TRINITY  HALL. 


1039 


Humphries,  Robert  Percival 

Jaffray,  John  Henry 

Limantour,  Guillermo  Manuel 

Matheson,  Ian  Mackenzie 

Menzies,  Victor  Malcolm  Graham 

Morritt,  Henry  John  Graveley 

Nazim,  Khwaja 

Oliver,  David  Edwin 

Parry,  Raymond  Harrington 

Roberts,  Alfred  Adrain 

Roberts,  Cecil  Holmes 

Simpson,  Geoffrey  Hargrave 

Sloley,  Richard 
JStatham,  Noel  Horner 

Taylor,  Cyril  Eustace 

Till,  William  Slade 

Trollope,  Thomas  Charles  Stapleton 
ITurrall,  Rupert  Guy 
{Usher,  Herbert  Brough 
I  Walsh,  Arthur  St  George 

Waterhouse,  Charles 

Abdy,  John  Rutherforth 

Aranha,  Renato  de  Souza 

Barnato,  Woolf  Joel 

Clark,  Reginald 


Clarke- Williams,  Alfred  Ronald 
Custance,  Edward  Cecil  Neville 

fDick,  Charles  William 
Hannen,  Lancelot  Cecil  Derek 
Hope,  Arthur  Trevor 

'^  Kern,  Max 
Knowles,  Robert  MiUington 
Lea,  Maurice  Bertram 

fLewey,  Arthur  Werner 
Macnamara,  Charles  Rawdon 
Maxwell,  Somerset  William 
Metcalfe-Smith,  Bertram  Cecil 

fNathan,  Leopold  Charles 
Newman,  Cecil  Chafen 

fNodder,  Charles  Reynolds 
Roberts,  Joseph  Charles 
Robertson,  Archibald  Wallace 
Romer,  Mark  Lemon  Ritchie 
Symonds-Tayler,    Frederick 

Kingsley 
Tatham,  Lawrance  Castell  Stanley 
Thiebaut,  Alberto  Ignacio 
Tingey,  William  Robert  Hamilton 
Utley,  Basil  Temple 
Wesley  Smith,  Charles  Claude 


X  Scholars. 


Exhibitioners. 


PATRONAGE. 


Counties. 
Cambs. 
Hunts... 
Norfolk . 

Benefices. 
St  Edward,  Camb. 
Fenstanton. 
Swannington,  R. 

Woodalling,  V. 

Cowlinge,  V. 
Kentford,  R.fMm  ) 
Gazeley,  V.       S 

Inst. 
1909 
1890 
1892 

1897 

Suffolk... 

1910 
1897 

hicumbents . 
A.  V.  Thornton,  B.A. 
G.  H.Frewer,  M.A. 
G.  B.Atkinson,  M.  A. 
G.  Rayleigh  Vicars,"! 
M.A.  / 

W.C.  Humbley,  M.A. 

G.H.Butler.  M.A. 


LL.B. 

or 

n.A. 

1874 
1878 
1856 

1884 

1882 

1870 


CORPUS    CHRISTI    COLLEGE. 

(Founded  1352.) 

This  College  owes  its  foundation  to  two  Societies  which  existed 
in  Cambridge  in  the  early  part  of  the  fourteenth  century,  called 
the  Guilds  of  Corpus  Christi  and  of  the  Blessed  Virgin  Mary. 
These  Guilds  having,  about  the  year  1350,  been  united  into  one 
under  the  name  of  "  Gilda  preciosi  Corporis  Jesu  Christi  et  glo- 
riosae  Virginis  Marise  Matris  suae,"  obtained,  through  the  inter- 
cession of  Henry,  Duke  of  Lancaster,  the  Alderman  of  the  con- 
solidated Guild,  a  license  from  King  Edward  III,  dated  Nov. 7, 
1352,  for  founding  a  College  to  be  called  "Domus  Scholariuro 
Corporis  Christi  et  Beatse  Marise  Virginis." 

The  College,  at  the  present  time,  consists  of  a  Master  and 
twelve  Fellows,  besides  Scholars  and  other  Students. 

The  Fellowships  are  open  to  all  the  King's  subjects  wherever 
born. 

SCHOLARSHIPS. 

The  Foundation  Scholarships  at  this  College  are  : 

a.  Of  the  Old  Foundation. 

b.  Of  the  Foundation  (1770)  of  Dr  Matthias  Mawson,  Bishop 
of  Ely,  and  formerly  Master  of  the  College. 

c.  Of  the  Foundation  (1594)  of  Roger  Manners,  third  son  of 
Thomas,  first  Earl  of  Rutland,  and  Esquire  of  the  body  to  Queen 
Elizabeth. 

d.  Of  the  Foundation  (1693)  of  Dr  John  Spencer,  Master  of 
the  College,  and  Dean  of  Ely. 

e.  Of  the  Foundation  (1577)  of  Sir  Nicholas  Bacon,  Lord 
Keeper  of  the  Great  Seal. 

/.  Of  the  Foundation  (1903)  of  E.  B.  Cowell,  Professor  of 
Sanskrit,  Fellow  of  the  College. 


Six  or  Seven  Entrance  Scholarships  varying  in  value  from  £30 
to  £80,  tenable  for  two  years,  are  offered  annually  for  competition 
for  Students  who  have  not  yet  commenced  residence. 

The  Scholarships  of  the  foundations  a,  b,  c,  e  and /are  awarded 
in  June  to  students  at  the  end  of  their  first  or  second  year  of 
residence.  They  are  tenable  until  the  end  of  the  third  year  ;  in 
special  cases  they  are  extended  beyond  the  third  year. 


CORPUS  CHRISTI  COLLEGE.  1041 

The  two  Spencer  Scholarships  are  bestowed  on  deserving 
Students  needing  assistance,  in  their  second  or  third  year  of 
residence.  These  Scholarships  are  in  the  gift  of  the  Master. 
Their  value  is  £20  a  year  each,  with  rooms. 

Scholarships  awarded  or  increased,  1913. 

Entrance  Scholarships. 
For  Classics,  D.  D.  La  Touche,  J.  D.  Macleod,  H.  W.  Devereux. 

For  Natural  Science,  N.  L.  Day,  A.  Matthews. 

Exhibitions. 
D.  G.  McGregor,  C.  L.  Mackay,  A.  W.  L'E.  Fawcett. 

Scholarships. 

E.  Mills,  S.  B.  Gates,  J.  J.  Bennison,  T.  A.  M.  Davies,  F.  W.  Terrell, 

A.  D.  Robinson,  A.  F.  Hall,  A.  Hinderlich. 

Spencer  Scholars. 
H.  M.  Macintosh,  J.  H.  Vaughan. 

The  post  of  Organist  is  held  by  a  Student,  the  stipend  being 
£50  a  year  with  rooms.  There  arc  also  two  Chapel  Clerks  with 
a  stipend  of  £21  a  year  each,  two  Choral  Exhibitioners  with  a 
stipend  of  £20  a  year  each,  and  a  Sub-Librarian  with  a  stipend 
of  £10  a  year. 

Organist.    B.  C.  Jones. 

Sub-Librarian.    G.  0.  Wiskemann. 

Chapel  Clerks.     K.  E.  D.  Dauncey,  E.  R.  Swanston. 

Choral  Exhibitioners.     G.  H.  Crick. 


ANNUAL  PRIZES. 

Three  or  more  silver  cups,  value  five  guineas  each,  the  gift  of 
Dr  John  Green  formerly  Bishop  of  Lincoln,  are  awarded  annually 
to  Students,  if  deserving,  as  follows :  one  to  that  Bachelor  of  Arts 
who  takes  his  degree  with  most  credit;  one  to  that  Junior  Soph 
or  Freshman  who  makes  the  best  Latin  Declamation  :  and  one 
or  more  to  those  who  pass  the  best  Examination  in  the  Easter 
Term. 

There  is  also  the  Perowne  Prize  of  £6  founded  by  the  late 
Master  for  proficiency  in  the  knowledge  of  the  history  and  con- 
tents of  the  Book  of  Common  Prayer  and  the  Articles  ol  Religion. 

Prizes  of  Books  are  awarded  to  deserving  Candidates  in  the 
General  College  Examination. 

Bishop  Ghreens  Prizemen  ^  1913. 

Bachelor  of  Arts.     Ds  L.  M.  Mihie-Tliomson 
Declamation. 

Mathematics.     S.  B.  Gates. 
Classics.    T.  A.  M.  Davies. 

44—5 


1042         CORPUS  CHRISTl  COLLEGE. 

Additional  Prizemen,  1913. 
Mathematics.     J.  J.  Beunisoai, 

Classics.     S.  R.  PuUinger,  C.  A.  Looseley,  F.  W.  Terrell. 
Theology.     D.  C.  L.  Ward. 
JSlaturai  Science.     T.  S.  Cave,  A.  D.  Robinson. 
Engineering.     A.  Hinderlich. 
English  Literature.     J.  Selwyn. 
Peroivne  Theological  Prize. 
Reading  in  Chapel.     S.  R.  PuUinger. 
English  Reading.     S.  R.  PuUinger. 
Science  Essay.     A.  D.  Robinson. 


EXHIBITIONS. 

Two,  founded  by  Archbishop  Parker;  value  £24  and  £18  a 
year,  with  rooms  rent  free ;  appropriated  to  Scholars  from  Norwich, 
Wymondhara,  or  Aylsham  schools. 

Two,  also  founded  by  Archbishop  Parker,  value  £30  a  year, 
with  rooms  rent-free  ;  appropriated  to  Scholars  from  Canterbury 
or  Westminster  schools. 

Two,  appropriated  to  students  from  St  Paul's  school.  One, 
value  £36  a  year,  founded  by  Rev.  George  Sykes,  and  the  other, 
value  £30  a  year,  by  John  Stock,  Esq. 

One,  value  £20  a  year,  founded  by  Edward  Colman;  appropri- 
ated to  one  or  more  of  the  Founder's  name  :  in  default  of  such,  to 
four  Scholars  from  Norwich  or  Wymondham  schools. 

The  James  Hewitt  Memorial  Exhibition,  value  £50,  founded 
by  W.  W.  Hewitt,  M.A.,  for  scholars  from  Colchester  Royal 
Grammar  School. 

In  memory  of  the  late  Rev.  J.  Brotherton,  M.A.,  of  this  Col- 
lege, for  many  years  a  missionary  in  India,  the  following  prizes 
have  been  established : 

(1)  Brotherton  Missionary  Essay  Prize  (limited  to  Under- 
graduates of  this  College),  given  every  third  year.  Awarded  in 
1910  to  S.  E.  Prentis. 

(2)  Brotherton  Sanskrit  Prize  (open  to  all  Graduates  of  this 
University  under  the  standing  of  M.A.),  given  every  third  year  : 
awarded  1875,  to  Ds  Bianchi.  St  Peter's:  1878,  to  Ds  W.  F. 
Webster,  Trinity:  1881,  to  Ds  C.  Bendall,  Caius  :  1884  to  Ds 
Rapson,  St  John's,  and  Ds  G.  Shirt,  equal :  1887  to  Ds  Purton, 
Pembroke:  1890  to  Ds  F.  W.  Thomas,  Trinity:  1893  Ds  W.  C. 
Geldart,  Pembroke:  1896  Ds  L.  D.  Barnett,  Trinity:  1899  Ds 
B.  C.  Ghosh,  St  John's,  and  Ds  J.  N.  Pal,  St  John's,  equal:  1902 
Ds  Manohar  Lai,  St  John's:  1905  Ds  S.  B.  Dhavle,  St  John's: 
1908  Ds  S.  L.  Ajrekar,  Non-Coil.:  1911  Ds  R.  L.  Turner,  Christ's. 
The  dividend  for  a  second  year  is  given  to  this  prizeman  if  he 
undertakes  foreign  mission  work  in  connection  with  the  Church 
of  England. 


CORPUS  CHR[8TI  COLLEGE. 


1043 


LIST  OF  MASTERS. 


1352  Thomas  de  Eltisle. 
1376  Richard  Treton. 
1379  John  Kynne. 
1389  John  deNeketon. 
1398  Richard  de  Billingford 
1432  JohnTytleshale. 
1443  John  Botwrighl. 
1474  Vy alter  Smyth. 
1477  Simon  Grene. 
1487  Thomas Cosyn. 
1515  John  Edyman. 
151€  Peter  Nobys. 
1523  William  Sowode. 
1544  Matthew  Parker. 
1553  Lawrence  Moptyd. 
1557  John  Porie. 
1569  Thomas  Aldrich. 
1573  Robert  Norgate. 
1587  JohnCopcot. 
1590  John  Jegon. 


1602  Thomas  Jegon. 
1618  Samuel  WalsaJl. 
1626  Henry  Butts. 
1632  Richard  Love. 

1660  Peter  Gunning. 

1661  Francis  Wilford. 
1667  John  Spencer. 
1693  William  Stanley. 
1698  Thomas  Greene. 
1716  Samuel  Bradford. 
1724  Matthias  Mawson. 
1744  Edmund  Castle. 
1750  John  Green. 

1764  John  Barnardiston. 

1778  William  Colman. 

1795  Philip  Douglas. 

1822  John  Lamb. 

1850  James  Pulling. 

1879  Edward  Henry  Perowne. 

1906  Robf.rtTownleyCaldweli, 


Visitor. 
The  Chancellor  of  the  University. 

THE   PRESENT   SOCIETY. 

^Master,  Robert  Townley  Caldwell,  M.A.,  LL.D.,  elected  1906. 

Tutor. 
W.  Spens,  M.A. 

Lecturer  in  Classics. 
R.  L.  G.  Butler,  M.A. 

Lecturers  in  Mathematics. 

A.  J.Wallis,  M.A. 
Rev.  C.  A.  E.  Pollock,  M.A. 

Lecturer  in  Divinity. 

Rev.  H.  K.  Archdall,  B.A. 

Lecturer  in  Natural  Science. 

W.  Spens,  M.A. 

Lecturer  in  History. 

G.  G.  G.  Butler,  M.A. 

Bursar,  A.  J.  Wallis,  M.A. 

Dean,  Rev.  E.  C.  Pearce,  M.A. 

Steward,  G.  G.  G.  Butler,  M.A. 

Chaplain,  Rev.  C.  A.  E.  Pollock,  M.A. 

Preelector,  Rev.  C.  A.  B.  Pollock,  M.A. 

Librarian,  G.  G.  G.  Butler,  M.A. 

Curator  of  Lewis  Collection,  Rev.  H.  K.  Archdall,  B.A. 


1  Hon.  IjL.D.  of  Aberdeen.    Hon.  Fellow  of  3t  John's  College,  tTniversitjr  of  Manitoba. 


1044 


CORPUS  CHRISTI  COLLEGE. 


Directors  of  Studies. 
.    Natural  Science,  W.  Spens,  M.A. 
Law,  P.  H.  Winfield,  LL.M. 
History,  G.  G.  G.  Butler,  B.A. 
Modern  Languages,  L.  C.  von  Glehn,  M.A. 
Mechanical  Science, 
Economics,  C.  K.  Fay,  M.A. 

Fellows . 
1  Moule,  Charles  Walter,  M.A. — President. 
'^  Burgess,  Duncan,  M.A.,  M.B. 
^Streane,  Rev.  Annesley  William,  D.D. 
■*  Wallis,  Arnold  Joseph,  M.A. 

Pollock,  Rev.  Charles  Archibald  Edmund,  M.A. 
^  Pearce,  Rev.  Edmund  Courtenay,  M.A. 

Spens,  William,  M.A. 
^Butler,  George  Geoffrey  Gilbert,  M.A. 

Archdall,  Rev.  Henry  Karow,  B.A, 

Honorary  Fellows, 
''^Harmer,  Right  Rev.  John  Reginald,  D.D.,  Lord  Bishop  of 

Rochester. 
^  Avory,  Sir  Horace  Edmund,  LL.D. 
«  Smith,  Right  Hon.  Sir  Cecil  Clementi,  G.C.M.G.,  M.A. 
^•^  Stokes,  Rev.  Henry  Paine,  LL.D. 


D.D, 

ii*Prescott,  Ven.  the  Worshipful 

John  Eustace 
i^Spence-Jones,   Very   Rev.    Henry 

Donald  Moritz 
Dunn,  Right  Rev.  Andrew  Huntei, 

Lord  Bishop  ot  Quebec 
i^Nickson,    Right   Rev.   George 
1^  *Knight,  Right  Rev.  Henry  J  oseph 

Corbett 
i^Druilt,  Right  Rev.  Cecil  Henry 


1 16*  Savage,  Very  Rev.  Henry  Edwin 
i7Phxnket,    Right    Rev.    Hon. 
Benjamin  John 

LL.D, 

Stubbs,  Charles,  M.A. 
i^*Laurence,  Sir  Perceval  Maitland' 

K.C.M.G. 
i9ChiIde,Rev.ChristopherVenn,M.A. 
Broughton-Rouse,    Edward 
Broughton,  M.A. 


•  Formerly  FeUowfc.  1  Late  Senior  Tutor. 

2  Professor  of  Medicine  in  the  University  of 
Sheffleia. 

8  Caru»  Friaeman,1874.  Tyrwhitt'sScliolar.lSTS. 
Jrreuiie  Prizeman,  187&-     Kvana  Prizeman,  1876. 

4  Smith's  Prizeman,  1879. 

5  Examining  Chaplain  to  Bishop  of  Birmingham. 

6  Chancellor's  Medallist  for  English  Verse,  1908. 

7  Bell  Scholar,  1878.  Carus  Pi-izemau,  1881. 
Evans  and  Scholefleld  Prizeman,  1883.  Bishop  of 
Adelaide,  1895—190.^. 

8  Judge  nf  King's  Bench  Divn.of  High  Court. 

9  Late  Governor  of  the  Straits  Settlement. 

10  Harness  Prizeman,  1877. 

11  Canon,  Archdeacon  and  Chancellor  of  the 
Diocese  of  Carlisle. 

12  Late  Principal  of  the  Gloucester  OioceBaii 
Theological  College.  Carus  Prizeman,  186)!,  1U6(>. 
Scholelield  Prizeman,  1866.  Examining  Chaplain 
to  the  Bishop  ofaioucenter.     Professor  of  Ancient 


History  in  the  Royal  Academy.  Dean  of 
Gloucester. 

13  Formerly  Tutor  of  Kidley  Hall.  Canon  of 
Durham.  LL.D.  of  Trinity  College,  Dublin. 
Hon.  D.D.  of  Durham.  President  of  Council  of 
Durham  College.    Bishop  of  Jarrow. 

14  Evans  and  Scholefleld  Prizeman,  1884.  Late 
Tutor  and  Lecturer  of  Selwyn.  Late  Principal  of 
the  Clergy  Training  School,  Cambridge.  Bishop 
of  Gibraltar. 

15  Hebrew,  Jeremie,  and  Mason  Prizeman, 
1898.     Bishop  of  Grafton  and  Armidale. 

16  Dean  of  Lichfield. 

17  Bishop  of  Tuam,  Killala  and  Achonry. 

18  WhewellScholar,  1877.  Members' Priieman, 
1877.  Yorke  Prizeman, 187«.  Chancellor's  Legal 
Medallist.  1879.  Oneof  the  Judges  of  the  Supremo 
Court  of  South  Africa. 

19  Chancellor's  Legal  Medallist,  1871.  Hon. 
Canon  of  Gloucester. 


CORPUS  CHRISTI  COLLEGE. 


1045 


M.D. 

iCopeman,  Sydney  Arthur  Monckton, 

M.A.,  F.R.S. 
Fison,  Edmund  Towers,  B.C. 
Davis,    Rev.    George    Brocklesby, 

M.A. 
Candler,  John  Pycock,  M.A.,  B.C. 

M.A. 

Birch- Reynardson,  Rev.  John 

Montford ,  Rev .  Edward  Edwarils 
2  Gedge,  Sydney 

Blake,  Henry 
^Wilkinson,  Rev.  Frederick 

Davis,  Rev.  William  Smith 
4  Winkfield,  Rev.  Richard 

Ambrose, Rev.  John  Cole 

Worthington,  Rev.  Wm.  Robert 

Gardner,  Rev.  Herbert 

Greatheed,Rev.  Stephenson 
5* Ledger,  Rev.  Edmund 

Wyon,Rev.  Walter  James 

Hewitt,  William  Wilkins 
*Cox,  Rev.  Joseph  Mercer 

Beilby,  Rev.  George 

6  Sanderson,  Rev.  Edward 
Vernon,  Rev.  William  George 
Warner,  Rev.  Richard  Hyett 

7  *Lang,  Rev.  James  Thomason 
Collett,  Rev.  George 
Smith,  Rev.  Reginald 
Powys,  Rev.  Charles  Francis 
Chaplin,  Rev.  Ayrton 
Michell,  Rev.  Eardley  Wilmot 
Sutton,  Rev.  Meyrick  John 
Burnand,  Lewis  Whitmore 

8  Butler,  Charles  Ewart 
Taylor,    Rev.    John    William 

Whiteley 
Kemm,  Rev.  William  Henry 
"Godfray,  Rev.  Edmund 
Hindson,  Rev.  John  Hutchinson 
Allen,  Samuel 
Neal,  Rev.  John 


I    Nelson,  John  Henry 
May,  Rev.  William 
Robson,  Rev.  William  Thomas 
Green,  Boyle  Arthur 
Seaman,  Rev.  Charles  Edward 
Herbert,  Rev.  George  Nicholas 
Tacon,  Rev.  Richard  John 

9Clark,  James  Robert,  C.B. 
Boutflower,  Rev.  Charles 
Jennings,  Rev.  Harnett  Ellison 
Collings,  Rev.  Henry 
Williams,  Theodore  Ellis 

10 Swallow,  Rev.  Richard  Dawson 

^^Lake,  Rev.  Henry  Ashton 
Pitt,  Rev.  Richard  Warcup 
Hipkins,  Rev.  Frederick  Charles 
Stansfeld,  Berthold  Robert 
SpriggjRev.  Herbert  Guildford 
Boulden.Rev.  Alfred  William 
Withington,     Rev.     Richard 

Marsden 
Lennard,  Rev.  Vivian  Rodwell 

12  Low,  Andrew 
Johnson,  Rev.  Henry  Barham 
Bomford,  Rev.  Trevor 
Bates,  Sydney  Eggers 
Hebert,  Rev.  Septimus 
Ranger,  Rev.  Apsley  Chase 
Alexander,  Rev.  John  Barrow 
Heseltine,  Rev.  Ernest 

i^Beau champ,    Rev.  Henry   Wood- 
rooffe 

14 Spiers,  Arthur  Hood 

i^Waterhouse,  William 

ii^Jephson,  Rev.  Arthur  William 
Rogers,  Rev.  Charles  Henry 
Grove,  Rev.  William  Henry 

17  Faning,  Rev.  James  Fred.  Edmund 
GoodlifFe,  Rev.  Walter 
Falle,  Theodore 
Hensley,  Rev.  Henry  Gabriel 
Neil,  Rev.  James 
Robinson,  Henry  M.  Cooper 
Streeten,  Rev.  Henry  R.  B.  S. 
Frost,  Percy  HoUingworth 


•  Formerly  Fellows. 

1  Buchanan  Medal,  Roy.  Soc,  1902;  Cameron 
Prize,  Univ.  Edin.,  1899;  FothergiUian  Medal. 
Med.  Soc.  London,  1902.  Inspector  of  Local 
Government  Board. 

2  Late  M.P.  for  WalsaU. 

3  One  of  Hia  Maje»ty'«In»pector»orSchooU. 

4  Late  Head  Maatei  of  ElyOrammar  School. 

5  Late  Gresbam  Lecturer  on  Astronomy. 
f.  Prebendary  of  Chichester. 

7  Tyrwhitfs  Scholar,  1869,  Scholefleld  Prize- 
man, 1867.     Late  Tutor. 

8  Late  Headmaster  of  H  ull  Grammar  School. 


9  Late  Naval  Instructor,  Royal  Naval  College, 
Oreonwich 

10  Hon.  Canon  of  St  Albans.    Late  Head  Mauler 
ofCtilgwell  School. 

11  Hon.  Canon  of  St  Albans. 

12  Sub- Warden  of  Bradfield  College. 
1:J  Hon.  Canon  of  Norwich. 

14  Master  at  Grcsham  School,  Holt. 

15  Head  Masterolihe  Grammar  School, New 
porl.RKsex. 

16  Hon.  Canon  of  ^outhwark. 

17  Late  Chaplain  of  King's  College,  Cambridge. 


1046 


CORPUS  CHRISTI  COLLEGE. 


Gover,  Rev.  Alfred  Edward 

Hall,  Rev.  Herbert  Edward 

Mander,  Sir  Charles  Tertius,  Bart. 

Boultbee,  Rev.  Thomas  Francis 

Nodder,  Rev.  John  Bourne 

Clark,  Rev.  John  Bayfield 

Knight,  Coldham  Crump 

Frith,  Rev.  William  Robert 

Goodwin,  Rev.  James 

Jackson,  Rev.  William  Edward 
1  Benham,  Benjamin 

Charlton,  Rev.  Herbert  J.  Underbill 

Taylor,  Rev.  John  Charles 
^Kennedy,  Rev.  Mortimer  Eg-erton, 
M.V.O. 

Taylor,  Rev.  Robert  William 

Preston,  Francis  Harrison 

Howard,  Rev.  Alfred 

Howard,  Rev.  Charles 

Hudson,    Rev.    Edward    Francis 
Williams 

Palmer,  Rev.  Samuel 

Padwick,  Francis  Herbert 

Mowll,Rev.  William  Rutley 

Perks,  Rev.  Walter 

Pole,  Rev.  George  Henry 

Hyde,  Gustavus  Adolphus  Rochfort 
(formerly  VVade) 

Paice,  Rev.  Arthur 

Parry,  Rev.  John 

3  Colson,  Rev.  Francis  Tovey 
Greenwood,  Rev.  William 

4  Petit, Rev.  Paul 

Fison,  Rev.  Charles  Frederick 
Mortimer,  Reginald  Mortimer  Higfrs 

Jones 
Roth  well.  Rev.  George  James 
Glover,  James 
5*Blenkia,  Rev.  George  Wilfrid 
Plume,  Rev.  Edmund  Frederic 
Padwick,  William  Gerald 
Owen,  Rev.  Ithel  George 
Wilson,  Rev.  James  Clunes 
Methven,  Rev.  David 
Blake,  Gerard  Frederic 
Frederick,  Ernest  Prescott 
Sharp,  Rev.  Arnold  Mortimer 
Dubourg,  Rev.  Augustin  Jules 
Paterson,  Rev.  John  Mapletoft 


Wade,  Rev.  Sedborough  Mayne 

6*Rintoul,  David 
Easterfield,  Edward 
Littlejohn ,  Rev.  Charles  Peter 
Lyon,  Rev.  Gilbert 
Thompson,  Charles  Edwin 
Pulling,  Rev.  Augustine  James 
Robinson,  Francis  Edward 
Peed,  John,  jun. 

Davis,  Rev.  Frederick  Arthur  Prince 
Inskip,  Rev.  James  Theodore 
Brookshaw,  Rev.  Arthur 
Jewell,  Frederick  George 
Usher,  Rev.  Robert 
Jones,  Bhishard  Llewelyn 
Perowne,  Rev.  Thomas  John 
Richardson,  Rev.  Marmaduke 

Cheyne 
Rudg-ard,  Rev.  Richard  William 
Rainbow,  Rev.  Edward 
Fenton,  Frederick 
Alston,  Rev.  Henry  Monteith 
Johnson-Townley,    Rev.    Arthur 
Paget  Taulke 

*Goodwillie,  James 

7Collett,  William  George 
Budgen,  Rev.  William 
Crockett,  Rev.  Arthur  Walcott 
Maxlow,  Rev.  Edward 
Doudney,  Rev.  Charles  Edmund 
Thorns,  Rev.  Harry  Harcourt 
Lewis,   Rev.   Robert   Walter 

Michael 
Wborlow,  Rev.  Alfred 

8  Purvis,  John  Edward 
Fisher,  Rev.  Frederick  Anstice 
Fasten,  Rev.  John  Atkins 
Piatt,  Peter  Folding 
Whately,  Rev,  Arnold  Robert 
Wylie,  Robert  William 
Paterson,  Robert  Stanley 
Lockhart,  Rev.  Robert  Wallace 
Smith,  Rev.  John  Robert  Pawley 
Lawrence,  Rev.  George  Henry 
Wightwick,Rev,HumphreyThomas 

Herbert 
de  Candole,  Rev.  James  Alexander 

Corry  Vully 
Bourne,  Stanley 


*  Formerly  Fellows. 

1  Late  Master  of  the  Choristera  School,  King's 
College,  Cambridge. 

2  Chaplain  In  Ordinary  to  the  Kiug. 

3  Hon.  Canon  of  Christ  Church,  Oxford. 

4  Secretary    of    Additional    Curates    Society. 


Hon.  Canon  of  Canterbury. 
5  Late  Fellow  and  Dean  of  Trinity  College. 
A  Master  at  Clifton  College. 

7  Muster  at  Wellington  College. 

8  Assistant  to  Professor  of  Chemistry. 


CORPUS  CHRISTI  COLLEGE. 


1047 


i*Channon,  Rev.  Francis  Granville 
Smyth,  Rev.  John  William  Wallace 
Gaster,  Rev.  Hugh  Frederic 
Dawson,  Rev.  Frederick  Rowland 
Dibb,  Christopher  Ernest 
Pegge,  Rev.  John  Stanton 
2  Gee,  Rev.  Ernest  Cresswell 
Webb,  Rev.  Georg;e  Herbert 
Cromie,Rev.  William  Patrick 
^Coward,  John  Charles  Lewis 
Blandford,  Francis  George 
Stammers,  Rev.  Frederick  Dighton 
Adams,  Rev.  Newsham  Peers 
Johnson,  Rev.  Ernest  Alfred 
Ryan,  Hug^h  Kroenig- 
Swainson,  Rev.  William  Goad 
Whitfield,    Rev.  Ernest  Salisbury 

Butler 
Doudney,  Rev.  Herbert  William 
Dixon,  Hamlet  Gill 
Trickett,  Wilfrid  Richard,  LL.M. 
Boyle,  Rev.  James 
Skinner,  Edmund  Fretson,  M.B., 

B.C. 
Glendenning,  Rev.  John  William 
Brind,  Rev.  Walter  Hinde 
Gardiner,  Rev.  Alan  Frederick 
Bates,  Percy  Vernon 
Brocksopp,  Rev.  William  Ernest 
Douglas,  Rev.  John  Frederick 
Morgan,  Arthur 
McDonell,  Harold  Clark 
Dare,  Albert  George 
Farmer,  William  Gray 
Alford,  Rev.  Charles  Symes  Leslie 
Forse,  Rev.  Leslie  Napier 
*  *Selwyn,  Rev.  Edward  Gordon 
Bridges,  Rev.  Francis  Llewellyn 
Merriman,  Rev.  Ernest  Steward 
Whitley,  Rev.  Ernest  Bennett 
.lones,  Rees  Richard  Percy 
Chadwick,  Rev,  Charles  Egerton 
Hayes,  Rev.  James  Gordon 
Rodgers,  Rev.  Harold  Nickinson 
Campbell  Smith,  Walter 
Watkins,  Lawrence  Theodore 

LL.M. 

Shephard,  Stuart 

Martin,  Eustace  Meredyth 


B.A. 


t Marriott,  Rev.  Herbert 

Neill,  Melville  M'CuUoch  Grieve 

Greene,  William  Henry  Clayton, 
M.B.,B.C. 
fNichoUs.  Arthur  Edward 
fBase,  Edward  Harold 

Hardwicke,  Edwin  Cecil 

Pearson,  Louis 

Littlejohn,  Rev.  James  Crombie 

Coulcher,  Goodricke  Bohun 

Oddin  Taylor,  Rev.  John 
Frederick 
fPorteous,  Walter  Chadburn 

Graburn,  Godfred  Newell 

Kerridge,  William  Henry 
fSavory,  Donald  Stuart 
fCrowther,  Wilfred  Cooksey 
fLattey,  William  Tabor 
fStewart,  Martin 
t James,   Eric   Samuel   Pennant 

Kingsbury 
fElwell,  Rev.  Clarence 
fSelwyn,  Rev.  George  Theodore 
fLaing,  Alexander  Torrance 

Denham,  Rev.  Ronald  Kynaston 

Wright,  James  Eric 

Poskitt,  Rev.  Henry  John 

Cassidi,  Francis  Laird 

Jeeves,    Rev.    Leonard    Lambntt 
Gamet 
t  Jefferson,  William  Brundit 
fFrost,  Rev.  Maurice 

Offer,  Clifford  Jesse 
f  Atkinson,  John  De  Keyne 
fMorton,  Harold  Swithin 

Cunniugton,  Edward  Charles 
fDavies,  Rev.  Percy  Marr 

Resker,  Basil  Albert 
f  NiclioUs,  Herbert  Lee 

Dixon,  Horace  Albert 

Kirkpatrick,  Roger  Mailing 
fHarston,  Fi-ank  Northey 

Sharp,  Sidney  Leslie  Roy 
Hazeldine,  Sidney 
Payne,  Archibald  Aldridge 

Smith,  Oscar  Jeffcoat 
Little,  Andrew  Hunter 
Hart,  Howard  Percy 


•  Formerly  Follows. 

1  Assistant  Master  at  Eton  College. 

2  Late  College  Missioner  in  South  London. 
8  King's  Counsel.    Recorder  of  Folkestone. 

4   Porson    Prize.    1905.      Bell    Scholar,    1905. 
Porsou  Scholar,  190<).     Browne  Medallist,  190C, 


Waddington  Scholar,  1907.     Chancellor's  Medal- 
list,   1908.      Winchester    Reading     Prize,    1908. 
ExaminingChaplain  to  Bishop  of  London.  Warden 
of  Radley  Colleire. 
t  Late  Scholur. 


1048 


CORPUS  CHRISTI  COLLEGE. 


Hills,  Cecil  Hyde 
Polhill,  Douglas  Arthur 
Spurgin,  Kev.  Robert  George 

Lancelot 
Bower,  Charles  Francis 
Brooke,  Nevile  John 
{3uve,  Thomas  Stonar 
Farrer  .Edward  Richard  Blackhurne 
Harvey,  Godfrey  Thomas  Benedict 
Liddiard,  Thomas  Heme 
&MiUs,  Eric 

Milne-Thomson,  Louis  Melville 
Pullinger,  Sichiey  Russell 
Wallace,  Alexander  Ross 
Ward,  Dudley  Cuthbert  Leslie 
Wills,  Arthur  Gerald  Phillips 

Pensioners. 

Griffiths,  Isaac  Davies 

Galer,  Ralph  Fry 

Burlton,  Richard  Fener 

Seddon,  Alan  Douglas 

Clarke,  John  Percy  Dalzell 

Ison,  Arthur  Jesse 

Jones,  Bernard  Collier 

Jones,  Guy  Maclean 

Tebbs,  John  Archibald 

Green,  Thomas  Reginald 

Hinderlich,  Albert 

Holt,  Francis  Neville 

Hooley,  Leonard  Joseph 

Hutchinson,  Jacob  Hely 

Liddell,  Henry  Gordon  Trevor 

Thouless,  Robert  Henry 
sRennison,  John  Jennings 

Breay,  Cyril 

Bruce  Adam,  Douglas 

Churchward,  Hubert  Alan 
1  Clark-Kennedy,  Arcliibald  Edmund 

CuUey,  George  Charles  Henry 
2'3Dauncey,  Kingslej^Erskine  Dmdop 
1  Gates,  Sidney  Barrington 
iHall,  Alexander  Furneaux 

Harrison,  Frank  Eric 

Harvey,  Hector  Raymond 

Keating,  George  Henry 

Kendall,  John  Michael  AngerStein 
^Looseley,  Charles  Abraham 
*  Macintosh,  Henry  Maitland 

Mawdesley,  John  Leyland 


Montagu,  George  Henry  Simon 

Palliser,  Wray  Frederick  Cecil 

Penzer,  Norman  Mosley 

Rabinowich,  Myer 
1  Robinson,  Arthur  Dawes 

Selwyn,  John 
"Swanston,  Eric  Romilly 
^Vaughan,  John  Henry 

Webb,  Arthur  Henry 

Wiskemann,  George  Odornar 

Wells,  Hartild  Martz 

Yencken,  Edwai'd  Diiice 

Yencken,  Arthur  Ferdinand 
^Boswell,  Arnold 

Churchill,  Harold  Edwin 
1  Davies,  Trevor  Arthur  Manning 

Dawbarn,  Graham  R. 

Ferguson,  Fergus 
7  Field,  John  Valentine 
7Foulston,  Samuel  Vernon 

Hall,  John  Thornton 

Hay  ward,  Ronald  Livingston 
cJomaron,  A,  C. 

Pryor,  George  Hawser  Deen 
7  Raven,  Geoffrey 

Smith,  John  Turner 
GStowell,  Edgar  La  Mothe 
c  Terrell,  Frank  William 

Whittam,   Matthew  John 
Goldsborough 

Wilson,  Thomas 

Bernard,  Doug-las  V'ivian 

Boultbee,  Beauchamp  St  John 

Bruce  Lockhart,  Norman  Douglas 
Stewart 

Budj^en,  Robert  (iordon 

Carling,  Albert 

Christie,  Robert  Gilner 

Crick,  George  Hilary 

Crosse,  R.  G. 

Cross,  Wilfrid  Randall  Carlton 
6 Day,  Norman  Leslie 
^Devereux,  Humphrey 

Hart,  Basil  Henry  Liddell 

Harvey,  Hugo  Morgan 

Kain,  Hubert  Ecrard 

Kirkcaldy,  Grange  Inglis 

I^a  Brooy,  Meignert  Victor 
7L'Estrange    Fawcett,    Arthur 
Wellesley 

Lewis,  Arthur  Milton 


t  Late  Scholars. 
3  Ohupel  Clerk. 
6  Entrance  Scholar. 


1  Old  Foumlation  Scholar. 
4  Spencer  Scholar. 
7  Exhibitioner. 


2  Mauiiera  Scholar. 
6  Co  well  Scholar. 
8  Bacon  Scholar. 


CORPUS  CHRISTI  COLLEGE. 


1049 


1  Mackay,  Claude  Lysaght 
2Macleod,  John  Dunning 

2  Matthews,  Arnold 
Neale,  Francis  Seward 
Nisbet,  Alan  George 


Peers,  George  Eric 

Sandford,  Clement  Richard  FoUiott 

Schbn,  Alexander 

Wynne,  Edward  Ernest 


1  Exhibitioner. 

2  Entrance  Scholar. 

Cnuntiei. 
Camb.... 

PATROl 

Benefices. 

Landbeach, R. 

St  Bene't,Camb.V. 

Wilbraham  Parva,  R. 

Grantchester,  V. 

Stalbridge,  R. 

Braxted  Magna,  R. 

Lambourne,  R. 

St  My.  Abchurch,  R.^v 
with  St  Lawrence  t 
Pounteney,  V.              J 

Fulmodeston,  R.  with  i 
Croxton  V.                     S 

Thurning,  R. 

MAGE 

hist. 
1911 
1907 
1902 
1904 
1890 
1907 
1893 

1912 

1898 
1910 

Incumbents. 
J.  T.  Lang,  M.A. 
W.  Greenwood,  M.A. 
H.  B.  Streeten,  M.A. 
M.  J.  Sutton,  M.A. 
C.  E.  Seaman,  M.A. 
E.  Maxlow,  M.A. 
C.A.Goodhart,M.A. 

R.  D.  Swallow,  M.A. 

E.  Godfray,  M.A. 
J.  H.Cole,  B.A. 

B.A. 
1866 

1882 

1872 
1866 

Dorset... 
Essex  ... 

1870 

1883 
1872 

iVIiddx... 

1871 

Norfolk. 

1869 

1889 

KING'S    COLLEGE. 

(FOUNDBD,   1441.) 

This  College  was  founded  and  munificently  endowed  by  Kino 
Henry  VI.  for  a  Provost  and  seventy  Scholars.  Under  the 
Founder's  Statutes  every  vacancy  had  to  be  at  once  filled  up  by 
the  admission  of  a  Scholar  from  the  sister  foundation  of  King 
Henry  VI.  at  Eton. 

By  the  Statutes  of  1861  Open  Scholarships  were  founded, 
and  provision  was  made  for  the  admission  to  the  College  of 
Undergraduates  not  on  the  foundation. 

Under  the  present  Statutes  (of  1882),  the  foundation  consists  of  a 
Provost,  forty-six  Fellows  (exclusive  of  Honorary,  Additional,  and 
Supernumerary  Fellows),  and  forty-eight  Foundation  Scholars. 
Four  of  the  Fellowships  are  appropriated  to  Professors  in  the 
University ;  the  remainder  are  open  to  all  Graduate  membersl 
of  the  College  whose  standing  does  not  exceed  seven  years  from! 
the  25th  of  March  next  preceding  the  date  of  their  com- 
mencing residence  in  the  University,  and  in  any  year  one  person 
who  does  not  satisfy  these  conditions  may  be  elected  a  Fellow. 

Twenty-four  of  the  Foundation  Scholarships  are  appropriated  to 
Eton  College,  and  twenty-four  are  open.  Of  the  former,at  least  four 
are  offered  every  year  for  competition  as  Entrance  Scholarships, 
and  two  as  Undergraduate  Scholarships.  At  least  six  Open 
Foundation  Scholarships  are  offered  every  year,  but  the  number  to 
be  offered  as  Entrance  and  Undergraduate  Scholarships  respec- 
tively may  vary  from  time  to  time.  Entrance  Scholarships  are 
tenable  for  two  years,  and  may  be  prolonged  for  a  further  period  of 
two  years.  The  holders  of  Entrance  Scholarships  as  well  as  other 
members  of  the  College  are  eligible  to  Undergraduate  Scholar- 
ships. An  Undergraduate  Scholarship  is  tenable  till  the  holdei 
is  of  five  years'  standing  from  the  25th  of  March  next  preceding 
the  date  of  his  commencing  residence  in  the  University,  and  may 
be  prolonged  for  a  further  period  of  two  years.  The  emoluments 
of  a  Foundation  Scholarship  are  ^80  a  year,  subject  to  a  possible 
reduction  in  the  case  of  a  prolonged  Undergraduate  Scholarship. 
An  Eton  Scholar  may  have  in  addition,  under  certain  conditions, 
Tuition  free  and  Rooms  rent  free,  and  the  Council  have  powei 
to  allow  Tuition  free  to  the  holder  of  an  Open  Undergraduate 
Scholarship.  A  candidate  for  an  Eton  Scholarship  may  be  elected 
to  an  Open  Foundation  Scholarship,  and  he  is  then  entitled  tc 
tuition  free  and  to  rooms  rent  free  until  he  takes  his  first  degree 
When  this  happens  an  Eton  Scholarship  is,  for  that  turn,  treatec 
as  an  open  one. 


KING'S   COLLEGE.  1051 

An  Entrance  Scholarship  Examination  is  held  annually  in  the 
Michaelmas  term,  upon  the  results  of  which,  besides  the  Entrance 
Foundation  Scholarships  already  mentioned,  both  Eton  and  open 
Minor  Scholarships  and  Exhibitions"^  are  awarded.  Exhibitions 
are  also  awarded  upon  the  results  of  the  Annual  College  Examin- 
ations. Some  of  the  Exhibitions  are  reserved  for  candidates  who 
stand  in  need  of  pecuniary  assistance  to  enable  them  to  obtain  a 
University  education. 

An  Entrance  Scholarship  of  the  value  of  at  least  £70  a  year  has 
been  founded  in  memory  of  Laurence  Saunders,  M.A.,  formerly 
Scholar,  who  suffered  in  the  Marian  persecution;  the  present 
annual  value  is  £80. 

From  the  legacy  of  Dr  Vintner,  formerly  Fellow,  an  Exhibition 
of  J 70  a  year  to  be  awarded  for  proficiency  in  Natural  Science 
has  been  founded.  Two  Exhibitions  have  been  established  from 
the  benefactions  of  Dr  Price  and  other  former  members  of  the 
College.  These  Exhibitions  are  open  to  all  Undergraduates  of 
the  College  in  their  first  or  second  year  of  residence. 

Under  the  will  of  Mr  T.  A.  Soley,  certain  Exhibitions  of  ^70 
a  year  for  3  years  are  offered  to  persons  in  need  of  such  assist- 
ance, who  are  sons  or  grandsons  of  freepien  of  the  Drapers' 
Company  and  are  nominated  by  the  Company,  on  condition  that 
they  attain  in  an  examination  held  by  the  College  the  same 
standard  as  that  required  as  a  qualification  for  other  Exhibitions 
in  the  College. 

Under  the  will  of  Mrs  Laura  Mary  Fielder  the  College  received 
in  1908  a  legacy  of  £3000,  from  which  three  Exhibitions  have 
been  founded,  to  be  awarded  for  proficiency  in  Greek. 

In  1911 — 12  a  studentship,  called  the  Augustus  Austen  Leigh 
studentship,  was  founded  by  Mr  A.  H.  A.  Morton,  formerly  Fellow, 
who  endowed  it  by  the  gift  of  £4000  Consols.  A  student  is 
elected  annually  in  June  from  among  members  of  the  College 
under  M.A.  standing,  who  have  either  taken  or  passed  the 
examinations  qualifying  for  the  B.A.  degree.  The  student  is 
required  to  undertake  a  course  of  study  or  research  in  one  of 
the  following  subjects :  Divinity,  Classics,  History,  Classical  or 
Medieval  Archaeology,  and  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages. 
In  June,  1913,  the  studentship  was  awarded  to  F.  L.  Birch,  B.A. 

In  1911  Mr  S.  B.  Phillpotts,  senior  Fellow,  gave  £800  five  per 
cent,  stock  to  found  an  Exhibition  for  a  scm  of  a  clergyman  of  the 
Church  of  England,  in  need  of  assistance,  and  receiving  his  educa- 
tion in  the  College.  Failing  suitable  candidates  satisfying  these 
conditions,  the  exhibition  may  be  awarded  to  a  chorister. 

In  1912  Mr  A.  H.  A.  Morton,  formerly  Fellow,  founded  an 
Exhibition  to  be  held  by  a  student  who  intends  to  take  Holy 
Orders. 

Examinations  for  Choral  Scholarships  are  held  from  time 
o  time,  as  vacancies  occur.  The  examination  is  chiefly  musical, 
out  candidates  are  required  to  pass  in  elementary  Classics  and 

*  For  particulars  of  the  Entrance  Scliolaraliip  Exainlnntlon  to  be  held  iu  December  1913  application 
houlct  be  made  to  the  Tutor. 


1062  KING'S  COLLEGE. 

Mathematics.      Choral  Scholars  are  required  to  take  part  in  th 
Choral  Services  in  the  Chapel.     They  must  be  candidates  for 
degree,  but  not  necessarily  for  honours. 

Applications  for  admission  to  the  College  should  be  made  t 
the  Provost. 

Undergraduates  of  the  College  are  (with  a  few  special  excep 
tions)  required  to  be  candidates  for  honours. 

Persons  who  enter  the  University  as  Research  Students  may  b 
admitted  with  the  same  status  as  graduate  members  of  the  Colleg« 

Some  peculiar  privileges  appertain  to  this  College.  The  Pr( 
vest  has  absolute  authority  within  the  precincts,  and,  by  specii 
composition  between  this  Society  and  the  University,  its  Undei 
graduates  are  exempt  from  the  power  of  the  Proctors  and  othe 
University  Officers  within  the  limits  of  the  College. 

ANNUAL  PRIZES. 

Dr  Cooke  (formerly  Provost)  founded  a  prize  of  £6  which  i 
given  annually  to  an  Undergraduate  in  his  first  year  who  ha 
deserved  well  by  application  to  his  studies  and  general  orderl 
behaviour.    This  year  awarded  to  Lambart. 

Dr  Glynn, in  the  year  1800,  founded  two  prizes  of  £lO  each 
which  are  awarded  annually  to  such  two  Undergraduates  in  thei 
second  year  as  have  been  most  distinguished  for  learning  and  regu 
larity  of  conduct.  This  year  awarded  to  Unthank  and  R.  S.  Clark( 

There  are  two  £5  prizes  for  Declamations,  founded  in  1781 
by  T.  James,  D.D.,  formerly  Fellow.  This  year  prizes  wer 
awarded  to  Bekassy  and  Happell. 

Books  to  the  value  of  ^15  are  given  annually  by  the  CoUeg 
for  the  best  exercises  in  Greek  and  Latin  Composition.  This  yea 
prizes  were  awarded  to  Finlay.  Lee,  Chubb,  Bliss,  Deightoi 
Sainsbury  and  Barnard. 

Two  prizes  of  £5  each,  founded  by  the  late  Mr  John  Heai^ 
are  given  annually  to  the  best  readers  of  the  Lessons  in  Chap0 
This  year  prizes  were  awarded  to  Jenkin  and  Felkin. 

Under  the  will  of  Mr  J.  M.  Ward,  formerly  Fellow,  the  Coll 
received  in  1908  a  legacy  of  £200  to  found  a  prize  open  to  Ei 
Scholars  for  reading  the  lessons  in  Chapel.  This  year  awards 
to  Deighton.  •  w 

A  prize,  value  £5,  called  the  Pawley  Divinity  prize,  is  given  ^ 
proficiency  in   the  annual    Divinity   Examination.      This 
awarded  to  Dyson. 

There  are  two  prizes,  founded  by  George  Richards,  M. 
formerly  Fellow,  for  Scholars  in  their  third  year,  one  of  £30 
Divinity  and  Classics,  and  one  of  £20  for  Mathematics,  res 
being  had  in  both  cases  to  good  conduct.  This  year  the  prize 
Divinity  and  Classics  was  awarded  to  Finlay,  and  the  prize 
Mathematics  to  Walmsley. 

Martin  Thackeray,  M. A., formerly  Fellow  and  Vice-Prov 
bequeathed  to  the  College,  in  1862,  the  sum  of  £1000  to  for 
fund  of  which  the  income  in  each  year  is  to  be   paid  to 
Scholar  of  the  College  educated  on  the  foundation  of  Eton  Coll 
who  shall  in  the  Examination  of  the  year  for  the  Degree  of  B„ 


KING'S  COLLKGE. 


1063 


ive  taken  the  highest  degree  amongst  the  Wranglers  in  the 
athematieal  Tripos, 

Sir  G.  W.  G.  Craufurd,  M.A.,  formerly  Fellow,  gave  £500, 
3iri  the  interest  of  whicli  prizes  are  awarded  on  the  results  of  the 
mual  examination  in  Divinity. 

Prizes  in  books,  open  to  Undergraduates  in  their  first  or  scccnid 
^ar  who  have  not  obtained  the  Cooke  or  Glynn  prizes,  were 
warded  in  June  1913  on  the  results  of  the  College  and  Tripos 
;aminations  as  follows : 


ithematics 

Classics 

Nat.  Sciences 

Med.  and 

)a\vswell 

Armstrong 

Graveson 

Mod.  Languages 

rent 

Creasy 

Infeld 

Fixiiduklian 

Deightou 

Eicci 

History 

Lnpton 

Mech.  Sciences 

'holerton 

Ciiubb 

Lubbock 

Bliss 

Kenwick 

LIST  OF   PROVOSTS. 


1441  WilHani  Millington. 
1447  John  Chedworth. 
1452  Robert  Wodelarke. 
1479  Walter  Field. 
1499  John  Doget. 
1501  John  Argentein. 
1507  Richard  Hatton. 
1509  Robert  Hacumblene. 
1528  Edward  Fox. 
1538  George  Day. 
1548  Sir  John  Cheke. 
1553  Richard  Atkinson. 
1556  Robert  Brassie. 
1558  Philip  Baker. 
1569  Roger  Goade. 
1610  FoflTE:  Newton. 
1612  William  Smythe. 

Fm7or.The  Lord 


1615  Samuel  Collins. 

1644  Benjamin  Whichcot. 

1660  James  Fleetwood. 

1675  Sir  Thomas  Page. 

1681  John  Coplestone. 

1689  Charles  Roderick. 

1712  John  Adams. 

1719  Andrew  Snape. 

1743  William  George. 

1756  John  Sumner. 

1772  Wilham  Cooke. 

1797  Humphrey  Sumner. 

1814  George  Thackeray . 

1850  Richard  Okes. 

1889  Augustus  Austen  licigh. 

1905  Montague  Rhodes  James. 

Bishop  of  Lincoln. 


THE   PRESENT  SOCIETY, 

Provost,  1  Montague  Rhodes  James,  Litt.D.,  F.B.A. 

Vice  Provost,  W.  Durnford,  M.A. 

Deans. 

A.  E.  Brooke,  D.D.  J.  H.  Clapham,  M.A. 

Bursars. 
C.  E.  Grant,  M.A.  W.  J.  Corbett,  M.A. 

Tutor,  W.  H.  Macaulay,  M.A. 

Assiitant  Tutors  in  Classics  {^T^sheppa^dfM.A. 
Assistant  Tutor  in  Mathematics,  A.  Berry,  M.A. 
mstant  Tutor  in  History  and  Economics,  J.  II.  Clapham,  M.A. 

mstant  Tutors  in  Natural  Sciences  { j '  Ba^crofrM  a"^F^^'^' 

Carus  Prize,  1882.  BeU'»  Scholar,  1883.  FitiwiUiam  Museum.  Formerly  Tutor.  Bandars 
ven  Scholar,  1884.  Jeremje  Prize,  1884.  Chan-  1  Reader  in  Bibliography,l903.  Hon.  LIU. B.  Dublin, 
or'*  Medallist,  1886.   Formerly  Director  of  the  {  Hon.  LL.D.  St  Andrews. 


1064 


KING'S   COLLEGE. 


Classics. 
J.  E.  Nixon,  M.A. 
H.  II.  Sills,  M.A. 
J.  T.  Sheppard,  M.A. 
O.  L.  Richmond,  M.A. 
F.  E.  Adcock,  M.A. 

Classical  Archwology. 
Sir  C.  Waldstein,  Litt.D. 

Divinity. 
A.  E.  Brooke,  D.D. 


Lecturers. 

I       History  and  Economics. 

G.  L.  Dickinson,  M.A. 
i        W.  F.  Rcddaway,  M.A. 

J.  H.  Clapham,  M.A. 
I      "^J.  M.  Keynes,  M.A. 

!  Natural  Sciences. 

C.T.  Heycock,M.A.,P.R.S. 
J.  Barcroft,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
L.  Doncaster,  ScD. 


Mathematics. 
A.  Berry,  M.A. 
*H  .W.  Richmond,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 


Modern  Languages. 
A.  A.  Tilley,  M.A. 

Mechanical  Sciences. 
*C.  E.  Inglis,  M.A. 


Prelector,  W.  J.  Corbett,  M.A. 
Librarian,  G.  Chawner,  M.A. 
Chaplains. 
C.  M.  Rice,  M.A.  B.  Milner- White,  M.A. 

Organist,  A.  H.  Mann,  M.A.  (Mus.  D.  Oxon.). 
Master  over  the  Choristers,  C.  R.  Jelf  (M.A.  Oxon.). 

Senior  Fellows. 
f  1  Browning,  Oscar,  M.A. 
§2  Hodgson, Francis  Cotterell,  M.A. 
f^  Austen  Leigh,  Edward  Compton,  M.A. 
f  *Nixon,  John  Edwin,  M.A. 
fHollingworth,  Rev.  Henry,  M.A. 
f  Phillpotts,  Rev.  Septimus  BuUer,  M.A. 
f  5  Austen  Leigh,  William,  M.A. 

Fellows. 
I^Durnford,  Walter,  M.A. 
J  Harris,  William  Manning,  M.A. 
+7Radcliflfe,  Walter  William,  M.A. 
§8  Rawlins,  Francis  Hay,  M.A. 
Grant,  Charles  Eustace,  M.A. 
Tilley,  Arthur  Augustus,  M.A. 
^Chawner,  George,  M.A . 
§i<'Macaulay,  William  Herrick,  M.A. 


*  Uuivorsity  Lecturer. 

t  Fellow  under  the  Founder's  Statutes. 

§  SupernumerRty  Fellow. 

X  Fellow  under  the  Statutes  of  1861. 

1  Formerly  Assistant  Tutor. 

2  Pitt  Scnolar,  1858.   Chancellor's  Medallitit, 
1860.     LeBaf  Prize. 1862. 

3  Browne's  Medallint,  1859.    Formerly  Lower 
Master  of  Eton  College. 

4  Gresham  Profefi*or  of  Rhetoric. 

5  Browne's  Medallist,  1862.    Formerly  Parlia- 


ment Office,  House  of  Lords. 

6  Fellow  of  Eton  College.  Principal  of  the 
Day  Training  College. 

7  Browne'H  Mfdalli»t.l869. 

8  Browne's  Medallist.  1871,  1878.1873.  Chan 
cellor'*  Medallist,  18/4,  Lower  Master  of  Eton 
College. 

9  Bell's  Scholar,  1874.  Porson  Piize,  187J 
Chancellor's  Medallist.  1877. 

10  Abbott  Scholar,  1875. 


KING'S  COLLEGE. 


1056 


1  Dimsdalo,  Marcus  Southwell,  M.A. 

'-^Harmer,  Sidney  Frederic,  Sc.D.,  E.R.S, 

^Berry,  Arthur,  M.A. 

^  Dickinson,  Goldsworthy  Lowes,  M.A. 

^Richmond,  Herbert  William,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
Wedd,  Nathaniel,  M.A. 

*^Brooke,Rev.  Alan  England,  D.D. 

'Corbett,  William  John,  M.A. 
ITS  Bj^h^  Sir  Robert  Stawell.  M.A.,  F.R.S. 

"-^Waldstein,  Sir  Charles,  Litt.D. 

i^'Heycock,  Charles  Thomas,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 

1^  Reddaway,  William  Fiddian,  M.A. 
Sills,  Henry  Hebb,  M.A. 

i^Barcroft,  Joseph,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 

1^  Inglis,  Charles  Edward,  M.A. 
m  14  Sorley,  William  Ritchie,  Litt.D.,  F.B.A, 

1^  Johnson,  William  Ernest,  M.A. 
H^^Pigou,  Arthur  Cecil,  M.A. 
f  17 Bury,  John  Bagnell,  M.A.,  F.B.A. 

1^ Richmond,  Oliffe  Legh,  M.A. 

i^Sheppard,  John  Tresidder,  M.A. 

'^"Clapham,  John  Harold,  M.A. 

2iDobbs,  Archibald  Edward,  M.A. 

'■^2 Page,  William  Morton,  M.A. 

^3 Keynes,  John  Maynard,  M.A. 

2^ Wills,  Leonard  Johnston,  M.A. 

2»Doncaster,  Leonard,  Sc.l). 

'^Knox,  Alfred  Dillwyn,  M.A. 

27  Webster,  Charles  Kingsley,  M.A. 

28Adcock,  Frank  Ezra,  M.A. 
Hartridge,  Hamilton,  M.A. 

29 Brooke,  Rupert  Chawner,  M.A. 

^Compton-Burnett,  Noel,  B.A. 


%  Professorial  Fellow. 

1  Browne's  Medalligta  1882. 

2  Keeper  of  the  Department  of  Zoology,  British 
tuseuin.     Formerly  Assistant  Tutor. 

3  Smith'*  Prizemnn,  1887. 

4  Chancellor's  English  Medallist,1884. 

5  Barnes  Scholar,  1883.  University  Lecturer 
I  Mathematics. 

6  Bell'H  Scholar,  1884.  Cams  Prize,  1884,  1887. 
avies  Scholar,  1886.  Jercmie  Priae,  1886.  Sehole- 
eld  Prize.  1888.  7  Thirlwall  Prize,  1898. 

8  Lowndean  Profe»«or  of  Astronomy.  Formerly 
Btronomer  Royal  of  Ireland. 

9  Ph.D.  Heidelberg.  I.H.D.  Columbia  College, 
^ew  York.   Formerly  Director  of  the  Fitzwilliam 

useum  and   Reader  in   Clas^icitl  Archaeology, 
ate  Blade  Professor  of  Fine  Art.    Member  of  the 
sanding  Committee  of   Advice    on   Art  to   the 
oard  of  Education. 
:,U  Goldsmiths'  Reader  in  Metallurgy. 

Whewell  Scholar,  1896.  Members' Prize,  1897. 
of  Non-Collegiate  .■students, 
alsingham  Medallist,   1899.     Gedge  Prize, 
Senior  Demonstrator  of  Physiology, 
niversity  Lecturer  in  Mechanical  Engineer- 

jfessor  of   Moral   Philosophy.      Formerly 

of  Trinity  College. 
JS~8idgwick  Lecturer  in  Moral  Science. 
16  Chancellor's  English  Medallist,  1899.    Burney 
|rize,  1901.    Cobden   Prii« ,  1901.    Adam  Smith 


Prize,  1903.  Formerly  Girdlers'  Lecturer  in  Eco- 
nomics.   Professor  of  Political  Economy,  1908. 

17  Regius  Professor  of  Modern  History.  Hon. 
Litt.D.  Oxford,  and  Durham.  Hon.  LL.D.  Edin- 
burgh, Glasgow  and  Aberdeen. 

18  Browne  Medallist,  1903.  Winchester  Reading 
Prize,  1904.    Craven  Student,  1904,  1905. 

19  Porson  Scholar,  1902.  Porson  Prize,  1902. 
Craven  Scholar,  1903.  "Winchester  Reading  Prize, 
1903.     Chancellor's  Medallist,  1904. 

20  Lightfoot  Scholar,  1896.  Prince  Consort  Prize, 
1898.  Formerly  Professor  of  Economics,  University 
of  Leeds.    Re-elected  Fellow,  1903. 

21  Members'  Prize,  1903.     Hare  Prize,  1S)05. 
•i-2  Smith's  Prize,  1907.    Board  of  Education. 

23  Members' Prize,  1904  Adam  Smith  Prize,  1909. 
Girdlers'  Lecturer  in  Economics. 

24  HarknesB  Scholar,  1907.  Walsingham  Medal- 
list. 1909. 

26  Walsingham  Medallist,  1902.  Superintendent 
of  the  Museum  of  Zoology. 

26  Bell's  Scholar,  1904.  Browne's  Medallist,  1906. 
Chancellor's  Medallist,  1907. 

27  Whewell  Scholar,  1907. 

•-'8  Craven  Scholar.  1908.  Chancellor's  Medallist, 
1909.     Craven  Student.  1910. 

29  Charles  Oldham  Shakespeare  Scholar,  1909. 
Harness  Prize,  1910.  Augustus  Austen  Leigh 
Student,  1912. 

30  Gladstone  Prize,  1909. 


1066  KING'S  COLLEGE. 

Honorary  Fellows. 

*iProthero,  Georg:e  Walter,  Litt.D.,  F  B.A. 
*2Ryle,  The  Rt.  Rev.  Herbert  Edward,  D.D.,  C.V.O. 
*3Ewinjr,  Sir  James  Alfred,  K.C.J3.,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
*4 Pearson,  Karl,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
*^ Parker,  Lord,  M.A. 
^Raleigh,  Sir  Walter  Alexander,  M.A. 

Foundation  Scholars,  B.A. 

Schloss,  Arthur  David 

Stocks,  Percy 

^Toulmin,  Geoffrey  Edelston 
^Gray,  James 

Roscoe,  Arthur 

Spring  Rice,  Edward  Dominick 

Hardman,  Frederick  McMahon 

Ralph,  Frederick  Henry  Morgan 

Buckley,  Bryan  Burton 

Matthews,  Eric  Walter 

Davey,  James  Ernest 
^  Birch,  Francis  Lyall 

Sen,  Bhupati  Mohan 

Jenkin,  Charles  Oswald  Freweu 

Alexander,  Horace  Gundry 

Blair,  Patrick  Charles  Bentley 

Finlay,  Eric  Lionel 

Forrester-Paton,  Ernest 

Giles,  Granville  Charles  Trelawny 
I'^Lee,  Edward  Owen 

Walmsley,  Charles 

Foundation  Scholars,  Undergraduates. 

Moulton,  William  Ralph  Osborn 
Unthank,  Herbert  William 
11  Armstrong,  Edward  William 
Bliss,  Francis  Kennard 
Clarke,  Ralph  Stephenson 
Funduklian,  Arto  Artavasd 
Oeasy,  Robert  Leonard 
Deighton,  Gerald  William 


•  Formerly  Fellow. 

1  Bell'H  Scholar,  1869.  Hon.  LL.D.  Edin.  Late 
Professor  ot  History  in  the  llnivertity  of  Edtn- 
burgh.     Formerly  Tutor. 

2  Carus  PrU^i  1875,  1879.  Jeremie  Prize,  1877. 
Winchester  Reading  Prize,  1878.  Crosse  Scholar, 
1880.      Hebrew.  Evans,  and   Scholefield  Prizei 


chanics.     Director  of  Naval  F^ducation. 

4  Galton  Professor  of  Eugenics  in  the  Univer- 
sity of  London. 

5  Browne's  Medallist,  1878.    Lord  of  Appeal  in 
Ordinary. 

6  Professor   of     English     Literature,    Oxford. 
Fellow  of  Magdalen  College,  Oxford.    M.A.  Oxon. 


1«81.    Late  Hulsean  Professor  ol  Divinity.    Late!  7  Whewell  Scholar,  1910. 

('resident  of  Queens'  College.      Bishop  of  Exeter.  !  s  Frank  Smart  Prize  (Zoology),  1913. 

1901—3,  and  of  Winchester,  190.S— 11.     Dean   of  !  9  Winchester  Reading  Prize,  1913     Augustus 

Westminster.                                                                    j  Austen  Leigh  Student,  1913. 

3  Late  Professorof  Mechanism  and  Applied  Me-  i  10  Person  Prize,  1913.           11  Bell  Scholar,  1912, 


KING'S  COLLEGE. 


1057 


^Lambart,  Julian  Harold  Legge 
Lupton,  Geoffrey  Arthur 
Yorke,  Frederick 
Dawswell,  George  Alec 
Gent,  Frank  Krnest 
Walker,  Harry  Row  and 
Cholerton,  AlVred  Thornton 
Lubbock,  Rtty 

Chubb,  Francis  John  MacLardie 
Chester,  Harry  Keppel 
Keele,  Charles  Acland 
Marshall,  Maurice  Oswald 

Laurence  Saunders  Scholar. 
Zaiman,  Adolph 

Minor  Scholars. 
Happell,  Arthur  Comyn 
Sainsbury,  William  Tuke 
Felkin,  Arthur  Elliott 
Johnson,  Ernest  Hugh 
Johnson,  Guy  Francis 
Leggatt,  Logic  Colin 
Ellis,  Colin  Dare  Bernard 
Chitty,  John  Walter 
Harman,  Charles  Eustace 
Marseille,  Rudolph  Karl  George 

Vintner  Exhibitioner. 
Graveson,  Arthur  William 

Price  Exhibitioners. 
Gardner,  Hugh 


FOKMEE  FELLOWS  OP  THE  COLLEGE 

Whose  names  remain  on  the  College  Boards  {loith  the  dates  of  their  election). 


Coleridge,  Arthur  Duke,  M.A. 
t2Green,    Rev.    William    Charle?, 

M.A. 
)    Stone,  Rev.  Edward  Daniel,  M.A. 
1    Burnaby,    Rev.    Henry    fowke, 

M.A. 
)  *Bosanquet,  Sir   Frederick   Albert. 

M.A. 


1  Browne's  Medallist,  1913. 

2  Browne'ii  Medallist.  18&2, 1863, 1854.    Craven 
Scholar.  1855 

3  King's  Coun»el.      Common   Serjeant  of  the 
City  of  London. 

4  Camden   Medallist,    1859.    Battle's  Schnlar, 
I860.   Browne's   Medallist,   1860.    Vice-Provo»t 


4  WarreCornish, Francis  Warre,M.A.  I860 
Willis,  John  Armine,  M.A.  1861 

5  Mozley ,  J  ohn  Rickards,  M.A. 

6  Wilson,  Sir  Roland  Knyvet,  Bart.  1862 

M.A.,  LL.M. 

7  Young,  Sir  William  Mackworth,  1863 

M.A.,K. C.S.I. 

8  James,  Arthur  Coleridge,  M.A. 


of  Eton  College. 

&  LeBas  Prizeman,  1808.  Chancellor's  Medal> 
list  lues.  Inspector  under  the  Local  Government 
Board. 

6  Craven  Scholar,  1801. 

7  Late  Lieutenant  Governor  of  the  Punjab. 

8  Bell's  Scholar,  1861. 

45 


1068 


KING'S  COLLEGE. 


Marindin,  Georg-e  Eden,  M.A. 
iMozley,  Henry  Williams,  M.A. 
Young-,  Rev.  Albert  Stewart  Win- 

throp,  M.A. 
Gaselee,  Henry,  LL.M. 

1866  2Durnford,  Richard,  M.A.,  C.B. 

1867  ^Smith,  Philip  Vernon,  LL.D. 

1869  *  Blakesley,  George  Holmes,  M.A. 

1870  Everard,  Charles  Hugh,  M.A. 

1871  5  Kennedy,  Rev.  John,  M.A. 

6 Huddleston, Tristram  Frederick 
Croft,  M.A. 
1873  '^ Gregory,  Sir  Philip  Spencer,  M.A. 

1875  8 Perry,  Harold  Arthur,  M.A. 
^Clarifson,  Thomas,  M.A. 

1876  loSelwyn,  Rev.  Edward  Cams,  D.D. 

1877  "Douton,  Rev.  George  William, 

M.A. 

1878  12  Welldon,    Eight    Rev.    James 

Edward  Cowell,  D.D. 

1879  i^Cooke,  Rev.  Alfred  Hands.  M.A. 

Corrie,  Edward  Knowles,  M.A. 

1880  14  Perry,  Sir  Edwin  Cooper,  M.D. 


15  Roberts,  William  Rhys,  Litt.D. 
^6Harmer,RightRev.  John  Reginald, 

D.D.,  Lord  Bishop  of  Rochester. 
17  Ropes,  Arthur  Reed,  M.A. 
isChree,  Charles,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
19  Inge,    the    Very    Rev.    William 

Ralph.  D.D. 
20Rowlatt,  Sir  Sidney  Arthur  Taylor, 

M.A.     • 
21  Laurie,  Arthur  Pillans,  M.A. 
22Moulton,  Rev.  James  Hope,  M.A. 
23Jenks,  Edward,  M.A.,  i.L.B. 
24Headlam,  James  Wydiffe,  M.A. 
25  Loring,  William,  M.A. 
2« Crawford,  Lawrence,  M.A. 
!  '^7 Bather,  Rev.  Arthur  George,  M.A. 
28  Mayor,  Robert  John  Grote,  M.A. 
Yorke,  Vincent  Wodehouse,  M.A. 
2^  Hurst,    Gilbert     Harrison     John, 

M.A.,  LL.M. 
Earp,  Frank  Kussell,  M.A. 
soSomerville,  William,  M.A. 
31  Hill,  Arthur  WiUiam,  M.A. 


1  Memberg'  Priie.  1863.  ChanceUor's  Me- 
dallist, 1864. 

2  Camden  Medallist,  1864.  Late  Secretary  to 
the  Charity  Commission. 

3  Carui  Prize,  1863.  Members'  Prize.  lB6i, 
1867.  Chancellor's  Meaallist,  18«6.  Chancellor 
of  Diocese  of  Manchester. 

4  Late  Chancellor  of  the  Diocese  of  Peter- 
borough. Late  Gresham  Professor  of  Law.  Clerk 
to  the  Mercers'  Company. 

5  Bell  Scholar,  1867.  Late  Tutor  of  Pembroke 
College. 

6  Powis  Medallist,  1888.  1869,  1870.  Browne's 
Medallist,  1868,186!).  Censor  of  Non-CoUegiate 
Students,  1890—1907. 

7  Conveyancing  Counsel  to  the  High  Court  of 
Justice,  Chancery  Division. 

8  Browne's  Medallist,  1873.  Proxime  accesstt 
Craven  S<^holar,l873.  Late  Judgeof  the  Court  of 
Appeal,  Cairo. 

9  Members' Prize,  1874. 

10  Carus  Prize,  1872.  Bell's  Scholar,  1873. 
Browne's  Medallist,  1874,  IS/.I.  Late  Head 
Master  of  I.lppingham  School.  Hon.  Canon  of 
Peterborough. 

11  Browne's  Medallist,  1875.  Assistant  Master 
at  Highgate  School. 

12  Carus  Prize,  1873.  Bell's  Scholar,  1874. 
Browne's  Medallist,  187.'>,  1876.  Craven  Scholar, 
1876.  Chancellor'*  Medallist,  1877.  Formerly 
Head  Master  ol  Harrow  Scnnol  and  Bishop  of 
Calcutta.  Late  Canon  of  Westminster.  Dean  of 
Manchester. 

18  Browae's  Medallist,  1875,  1876,  1877.  Powis 
Medallist,  1876,1877.  Craven  Scholar, 1877.  Chan- 
cellor's Medallist,  1878.  Formerly  Tutor.  Head 
Master  of  Aldenham  School. 

14  Bell's  Scholar,  1877.  Browne's  Scholar, 
1878.  Browne's  Medallist, 1878.  Pitt  Scholar.  1879. 
Physician  to  Guy's  Hospital,  Lecturer  on  Medi- 
cine, and  Superintendent. 

15  Carus  Prize,  1879.  Jeremie  Prize,  1881.  Burney 
Prize,  1882.  Members'  Prize,  188-3.  Late  Professor 
of  Greek  in  the  University  College  of  North  Wales. 
Professor  of  Classics  in  the  University  of  Leeds. 

16  Bell's  Scholar,  1878.  Carus  Prize,  1881.  Evans 
and  Scholefield  Prizes,  1883.  Late  Bishop  of  Ade- 
laide. 


17  Chancellor's  English  Medallist.  1881.  Mem- 
bers' Prize,  1881.  Lightfooi  Scholar,  1883.  Whe- 
well  Scholar,  1883. 

18  Superintendent  of  the  Kew  Observatory, 

19  BeU'sScholar,  1880.  Porson  Prize,  1880.  Por- 
»on  Scholar,  1881.  Craven  Scholar.  1882.  Browne's 
lVXedallist,1882.  Chancellor'sMedallist,  1883.  Hare 
Pnxe,  1885.  Late  Fellow  of  Hertford  College, 
Oxford.  Bampton  Lecturer,  1899.  Hon.  D.D. 
Aberdeen.  D.D.  Oxon.  Late  Lady  Margaret 
Professor  of  Divinity.  Honorary  Fellow  of  Jesus 
College.     Dean  of  St  Paul's. 

20  Porson  Prize,  1883.  Browne's  Medallist.  1883. 
Wbewell  Scholar,  1886.  Judge  of  the  High  Court 
of  Justice,  King's  Bench  Division. 

21  Principal  of  the  Heriot  Watt  College,  Edin- 
burgh.    Professor  of  Chemistry,  Royal  .Academy. 

22  Chancellor's  English  Medallist,  1885.  Tutor 
at  Didsbury  Theological  College,  Manchester. 
Greenwood  Professor  of  Hellenistic  Greek  and 
Indo-European  Philology,  Victoria  University, 
Manchester.     Hon.  D.D.  Edinburgh. 

23  Chancellor's  Legal  Medallist,  1886.  Le  Bas 
Prize,  1888.  Thirlwall  Prize,  1889.  Yorke  Prize, 
1891.  B.C.L.&  M.A.  Oxon.  Principal  and  Director 
of  Legal  Studies  of  the  Law  Society. 

24  Prmce  Consort  Prize,  1890.  Staff  Inspector 
of  Secondary  Schools. 

25  Bell's  Scholar,  1886.  Battie  Scholar,  1888. 
Chancellor's  Medallist,  1889.  CraTen  Student, 
1890, 1891,  1892.  Warden  of  Goldsmiths'  College, 
New  Cross. 

26  Professor  of  Mathematics  at  South  African 
College,  Capetown. 

27  Prendergast  Student,  1892.  Craven  Student, 
1894.     Assistant  Master  at  Winchester  College. 

28  Bell  Scholar,  1889.  Craven  Scholar,  1891. 
Assistant    Secretary    to    the    Board    of    Educa- 

29  Bell  Scholar,  1891.  Smith's  Prizemau, 
1895. 

80  D.(Ec.  Munich.  Formerly  Professor  of  Agri- 
culture. Late  Assistant  Secretary,  Board  of  Agri- 
culture. Sibthorpian  Professor  of  Rural  Economv 
Oxford. 

31  Assistant  Director  of  the  Kew  Gardens. 


KING'S  COLLEGE. 


1069 


Dent,    Edward    Joseph,    M.A.    & 
Mus.B. 
•3  1  Marsh,  Frederick  Howard,  Sc.D. 
2  WooUey,  Victor  James,  M.D. 
3 Meredith ,  Hugh  Owen,  M.A. 
4  ^Hasluck,  Frederick  William,  M.A. 


Barger,  George,  M.A. 
5 Greenwood,    Leonard   Hugh 

Graham,  M.A. 
6 Agar,  Wilfred  Eade,  M.A. 
Wing-field- Stratford,    Esm6   Cecil, 
M.A. 


1906 


1907 


7  Maclean,  Right  Rev.  Arthur  John 
(Lord  Bishop  of  Moray,  Ross 
and  Caithness) 

LL.D. 

Edgcumbe,  Sir  Edw.  Roberc  Pearce 
8 Scott,  Robert  Pickett 
9  Macgowan,  Rev.  William  Stuart 

Ingle,  John  Curzon 
1°  Barlow,  Clement  Anderson 
Montagu 

Saw,  Henry  William 

M.D. 

Maxwell,  Theodore 

Bisshopp,  Francis  Robert  Bryant 

Burton,  Arthur 

Falkener,  Lyon 

Woodhouse,  Cecil 
11  Barclay -Smith,  Edward 

Cowan,  John  Marshall 

Hedley,  Edward  Williams 
i2Simey,  Athelstane  llifF 

Hine,  Thomas  Guy  Macaulay 

Rickett,  Gerald  Russell 

Haynes,  George  Secretan 

Whitting,  Robert  Everard 

French,  Ronald  Edgar 

Cowan,  Geoffrey 

Rippmann,  Christian  Hugo 

ScD. 

13  Durham,  Herbert  Edward 

Litt.D. 

1*  Breul,  Karl  Hermann 


15  Cranage,    Rev.   David   Herbert 

Somerset 
1*5  Marshall,  John  Hubert 

B.D. 
17  Whitney,  Rev.  James  Pounder 
i^Lupton,  Rev.  Joseph  MacDougal 

I  M.A. 

Bodkin,  Rev.  William  Douglas 
19 Tabor,  Robert  Montagu,  LL.M. 

Blakesley,  Thomas  Holmes 
j    Borton,  Rev.  Neville  ArthurBlach- 

I       ley 

Bodkin,  Alfred  Arthur 
Foley,  Rev.  John  Windham 
Tuck,  Rev.  Alfred  Johnson 
Blakesley,  John  Holmes 
Molesworth,  Bagot  Gosset  Francis 
,  "20 Arnold,  Frederick  Sweet 

Borton,  Rev.  Silvanus  Key 
j  2iFaning,  Rev.  James  Frederick 
I  Edmund 

22Creighton,  Charles 
23Tarver,  John  Charles 
Grant-Ives,  Wilfred  Dryden 
Finch,  Rev.  William  Robert 
Hawthorne,  Rev.  Archibald 
Stewart 
2*Benham,  Benjamin 
Bourchierj  James  David 
Buckle,  Edmund  William 
Harrison,  Rev.  Joseph 
Tuck,  Rev.  Francis  Johnson 
j    Lawrence,  Arthur 
25Smyth,   Right   Rev.   W^illiam 
Edmund,  &  M.B. 


1870 
1871 

1872 

187a 

1874 


1878 
1879 


1880 


1881 
1883 


1  Professor  of  Surgery.    Master  of  Downing.        | 

2  WaUingham  Medalliet,  1902.  Raymond  Hor- 
ton-Smlth  Prize,  1912. 

3  Late  Girdlers'  Lecturer  in  Economics.    Pro- 
fessor of  Economics  in  Belfast  University. 

4  Browne's  Medallist,  1901.      Librarian  of  the 
British  School  at  Athens. 

5  Fellow  of  Emmanuel  College. 

6  ■Walsingham  Medallist,  1906. 

7  Jeremie  Prize.  1880. 

8  Members'  Priae,  1877-  Le  Ba»  Prize.  1888. 
Late  Head  Master  of  Parmiter's  Foundation  j 
School,  London.  Staff  Inspector  of  Secondary 
Schools. 

,   9  Principal  of  S.  Andrew's  College,  Grahams- 
town. 

10  Whewell  Scholar,  1892.    Yorke  Prize,  1892. 
M.P.  for  South  Salford. 

11  University   Lecturer   in   Advanced   Human 
Anatomy. 


12  Winchester  Beading  Prize,  1896. 

13  John  Lucas  Walker  Student,  1904. 

14  Ph.D.  Berlin.  SchrSder  Professor  of  German. 

15  Chief  Secretary  for  Local  Lectures. 

16  Porson  Prize,  1898.  Prendergast  Student, 
1900.  Craven  Student,  1901.  Director-General 
of  the  Archaeological  Survey  of  India. 

17  Lightfoot  Scholar.  1882.  WhewellScholar,1882. 
Late  Principal  of  Lennoxville College,  Qnebecand 
Canon  of  Quebec  Cathedral.  Professor  of  Kccle- 
slastical  History,  King's  College,  London. 

18  Assistant  Master  at  Marlborough  College. 

19  Late  Education  Office. 

20  Seatonian  Prize,  1883. 

21  Late  Assistant  Registrary. 

22  M.D. of  Aberdeen  University. 

23  Inspector  of  Schools  under  the  University  of 
London. 

24  Assistant  Reglstrary. 

25  Carus  Prtse,  1880.    Bishop  of  Lebombo. 

45—2 


1060 


KING'S  COLLEGE. 


Newton,  Charles  Milnes 
Browning,  Rev.  George  Albert 

1884  1  Wix,  Ernest  Newton 

2  Bourne,  Arthur  Henry  Johnstone 
Staveley,  Robert 
Yardley,  Robert  Blake 
Tyer,  Walter  Edward 
Willink,  William  Edward 
Lawson,Rev.  Norton  George 

8  Gadow,  Hans  Friedrich,  F.  R.S. 

1885  Bryans,  Clement 
Beresford,  Rev.  John  Jervis 

^Stokes,  Sir  Arthur  Romney,  Bart. 
Ryan,John,  &LL.M. 

1886  ^Braunholtz,    Eugen  Gustav 

Wilhelm 
Chevallier,  John  Barrington  Trap- 

nell 
Crewdson,  Wilson 
Palmer,  Archdale  Stuart 

6  Welch,  Rev.  Edward  Ashurst 

7  Brooke,  Herbert  Richard 
Binney,  Rev.  Maximilian  Frederick 

Breffit 
eWhitley,    William    Thomas, 
LL.M. 

1887  Impey,  Edward 

^  Constable,  Rev.  Walter  John 
i»Swain,  Rev.  Edmund  Gill 

1888  "Somervell, Robert 

Hart,  Sheldon  Robert 
12  Benson,       Arthur       Christopher, 

C.V.O. 
Little,  Rev.  Thomas  Wright 
1^  Grant,  Arthur  James 
Crane,    Rev.    Frederick    Sydney 

Cooper 
Ashton-Gwatkin,  Rev!    Walter 
Henry  Trelawney 
"Ord,  Clement 

1889  White-Thomson,   Remington 

Walter 


Stone,  Joseph  Henry 

Parker,  Edmund  Henry 
1*  Isaacs,  Rev.  Hubert  Seymour 

Jose,  Thomas  Porter  Hatt 

Dickinson,  Arthur  Lowes 

Powell,  John  Clark 

Ogilvie,  Fergus  Menteith,  M.B.  U 
B.C. 

Pease,  Harold  Gurney 
16 Brooks,  Ernest  Walter 

Richardson,  Philip 

17  Lewis,  William  Aldersey 

18  Hall,  Arthur  Alexander 
White-Thomson,  Rev.  Leonard 

Jauncey 
Pymar,  Edgar  Brice,  &  LL.B. 

i» Griffiths.  Joseph, &i\l.C. 
Hallidie,  Andrew  Hallidie  Smith, 

M.B.,  B.C. 
Douglas,  Edward  Herbert 

^''Ford,  Rev.  Lionel  George  Bridges 
Justice 
Richardson,  Hugh 
Halcombe,  Philip  Birch 
Woodd,  John  Henry  Townsend 
Ashbee,  Charles  Robert 
Withers,  John  James 
Howard,  Geoffrey 
Boyd- Carpenter,  Henry  John 
Clark-Maxwell,  Rev.   William 

Gilchrist 
Little,  John  Francis  Willes 
Mellor,  Rev.  Wilfrid  Paget 
Isaacs,  Rev,  Wilfrid  Henry 
Owen,  Rev.  Richard  Startin 
Kendall,  Rev.  John  Francis 

2iHyslop,  Rev.  Archibald  Richard 
Frith 

22  Walters,  Henry  Beauchamp 
Cheese,  Albert 

28 Stone,  Edward  Wellington 
Evans,  Rev.  George  William 


1  One  of  His  Majesty •»  Ingpectors  of  Schools. 

2  Head  Master  of  the  High  School,  Kimberley. 

3  Strickland  Curator.  University  Lecturer  in 
Advanced  Morpbolof^y. 

4  Assistant  Master  at  Shrewsbury  School. 

5  Reader  in  Romance.     Ph.  D.  Berlin. 

6  ReH'»  Sciiolar,  1880.  late  Provost  of  Trinity 
College,  Toronto. 

7  Assistant  Master  at  Tonbridge. 

8  Asuistart  Master  at  Kton  Collepe. 

9  Assistsni  Maitterat  (3ppingkiam. 

10  Late  Assistant  Registrary. 

11  A8gist,ant  Master  at  Harrow. 

12  Fellow  of  Magdalene  College.  Member  of  the 
Consultative  Committee  of  the  Board  of  Educa- 
tion.      Professor  of   fiction.  Royal    Society  of 


Literature. 

13  Professor  of  History,  University  of  Leeds. 

14  Lecturer,  University  College,  Bristol. 

15  "Winchester  Reading  Prize,  1886. 

16  Bell's  Scholar.  1884.    Carus  Prize,  1885. 

17  Assistant    Master,    King's    College    School, 
London. 

18  Principal  of  Teachers'  College,  Madras. 

19  M.D.  Edin.    Late  Reader  in  Surgery. 

20  WJnchesterReading  Prize,  1887.  Chancellor's 
Medallist,  1888.    Head  Master  of  Harrow  School. 

21  Carus  Prize,  1887. 

22  Bell's  SrholHr,  1887.    Chancellor's  Medallist, 
l«90.     British  Museum. 

23  Assistant  Master  at  Eton  College. 


KING'S  COLLEGE 


1061 


Perowne,  Kev.  Arthur   William 
Thomson 
1  Stone,  Eev.  Francis  Joseph 
i  ^Goodhart,  Arthur  Murray,  & 
Mus.B. 

Todhunter,  Edward  Maurice 

Rose-lnnes,John 

Sanderson,  Edward  Lancelot 

Jones,  Herbert  William 
8  Thackeray,  Henry  St  John 
^Tilley,  John  Anthony  Cecil 
5  Jordan,  William  Edward 

Newton,  Rev.  Ernest  Alfred 
6 Oldham,  Henry  Yule 
7  Brown,  Stephen  Rowland 

Lewis,  Thomas  Boys 

Miles,  Eustace  Hamilton 
SHeaton,  Ronald  William 

Radcliffe,  George  Herbert 

Steedman,  Rev.    Herbert  Edward 
Watson 
^Kittermaster,  Frederick  James 

Berry,  Grosvenor 
10  King,  Leonard  Williaui 
i^Aris,  Herbert 
12  Peers,  Charles  Reed 
^3Hope,  Philip 

1*  Ferrers,    Hugh    Norman,    & 
LL.M. 

Wallington,  Rev.  Frank  Maxwell 

Wonnacott,  Rev.   Thomas 
Oswald 
i^Lepper,    Robert    Stewart,    & 

LL.M. 
i^Lias,  Charles  Richard 

Bulmer,  Edward  Frederick 

Harman,  Rev.  Alfred  Cecil 

Blunt,   Rev.  Arthur  Stanley 
Vaug-han 
17  Mayor,  Henry  Bickersteth 


i^Guriey,  William  Robert 

Phillips,  Rev.  Charles  Augustine 

Macpherson,  Alan  1898 

Gibbins,  William 

Bevan-Petman,  Bertram  Amor 

Jones,  Arnold  Fearon 
19 Booth,  Alfred  Allen 

Gilbert,  Rev.  Vyner  Noel 

Doncaster,  James  Henry 

Windley,  Rev.  Henry  Chadwick 

Crowder,  Charles  Fairfax  1899 

Thomas,  Percy  Abraham 
20Bosanquet,  Eev.  Bernard  Hugh 
21  Stead,  Francis  Bernard 

Reckitt,  Philip  Bealby 
22Emery,  Cecil  Antonio 
23  Scott,  Stuart  Douglas 

Wen  ham,  Reg-inald  Arthur 

Edge,  Cyril  Tarratt 
24 Harmer,  William  Douglas,  M.C.& 
M.B. 

Dunn,  Rev.  Charles  Sebastian 

Pearse,  Mark  Guy 

Cohen,  Herbert  Benjamin 

Reckitt,  Arnold 

Ball,  William  Valentine 
25Woodhead,  German  Sires 

26  Beck,  Harvey  Mortimer  1900 
Taylor,  Thomas  Si^ston,  &  B.C. 
Marshall,  John  Frederick 

Perrin,  Rev.  Howard  Nasmith 
Lanchester,  William  Forster 
Plowden-Wardlaw,  Rev.  James  Tait 
Austen  Leigh,  Richard  Arthur  190I 

27  Johnston,  John  Alexander 
2.28 Ramsay,  Allan  Beville 

W  hitting,  Arthur  Gregory 
Besley,  Eev.  Walter  Philip 
Haviland,  Rev.  Edmund  Arthur 
29 Curtis,  Arthur  Cecil 


1  Assistant  Master  at  Radley  CoUege. 

2  Assistant  Master  at  Eton  College. 

3  Jeremie    Priie,    1889.       Evans    Prize,    1892. 
Kaye  Prize.  1899.    Education  Office. 

4  Foreign  Office. 

5  Jeremie  Prize,  1891.  Li)?htfoot  ScholPr,  1893. 
Tutor  and  Lecturer  at  Selwyn  College. 

6  M.A.  Oxon.  University  Lecturer  In  Historical 
and  Economic  Geography. 

7  Assistant  Master  at  Epsom  College. 

8  Government  Librarian,  Pretoria,  3.  Africa. 

9  Browne's    Medallist.   1890,  1891.     Assistant 
Master  at  Rugby. 

10  Assistant    Keeper   (Egyptian    and   Assyrian 
antiquities)  British  Museum. 

11  Assistant  Master  at  Winchester  College. 

12  Inspector  under  the  Royal  Commission  on 
Historical  Monuments. 

13  AsBiKtint  Master  BtDulwich  College. 

14  Winchester  Reading  Prize,  1894. 

15  Professor  of  History  and  Economic*,  H.H.  the 


Maha  Raja's  College,  Travancore. 

16  Head  Master,  Victoria  College,  Alextmdria. 

17  Assistant  Master  at  Clifton  College. 

18  Head  Master  of  King  Edward  VL  Middle 
School,  Norwich. 

19  Chairman  of  the  Cunard  Steamship  Company. 
•10  Carus  Prize,  1897. 

21  StaflF  Inspector  of  Secondary  Schools  (Board 
of  Education). 

22  Assistant  Master  at  Marlborough  College. 

23  Assistant  Master  at  Cheltenham  College. 

24  Assistant  Surgeon  and  Warden  of  St  Bar- 
thoiomew's  Hospital.  Surgeon  to  the  Metropoli- 
tan Hospital. 

26  M.D.  Edin.  Professor  of  Pathology.  Fellow  of 
Trinity  Hall. 

26  Assistant  Master  at  Aldenham  School. 

27  Assistant  Mastt'r,  Haileybury. 

28  Browne's  Medallist,  1893,1894. 

29  Education  Office 


1062 


KING'S  COLLEGE. 


Martin,  Robert  Edmund 

Hills,  Alfred 

Watt,  Ernest  Alexander  Stuart 
1  Eccles,  James  Ronald 
'■^  Vernon  Jones,  Vernon  Stanley 

Doug-las,  Kev.  Cierald  Wyberg-h 
•"^  Foster,  Vivian  Le  Neve 
•^Conybeare,  Alfred  Edward 

Temperley,    Ernest   Walter 
Pyemont 

Cole,  Rev.  Hugh  Basil 

Dyne,  John  Bradley 

Wrig-ley,  James  Cecil,  &  LL.B. 

Brundrit,  Percv  Wright,  &  LL.B. 

Mellor,  Alfred  Shaw,  M.B.  &  B.C. 

Davis,  George  Edgar  Shuter 

Whiteley,  George  Cecil,  &  LL.B. 

Marten,  Rev.  George  Henry 

1902  3Lubbock,  Samuel  Gurney 

Walker,  Harold,  M.B.  &  B.C. 
■^Todd,  Leonard 
Davies,  George  Frederick 
Rowntree,  Joseph  Stevenson 
•*  Saunders,  Ernest  William  Cotes 
Gutteridge,  Harold  Cooke 
Bell,  Sydney  Pyman,  &  LL.B. 
Hedley,  John  Prescott,M.C.,  M.B. 
Bulteel,Rev.  John  Philip  Ernest 
Claxton,  Ecroyde    Ihler,  M.B. 

&  B.C. 
Maxwell  Lefroy,  Harold 
Hodgkin,  Henry  Theodore,  M.B. 

&B.C. 
5  Fletcher,   Samuel   Sigmund 

Fechheimer 

1903  •'Kelly,  Edward  Harding 

Harman,  John  Eustace 
'Furness,  John  Monteith 

Surtees,  Rev.  William  Frederick 

Eaton,  John  Edward  Caldwell 
sArmbruster,  Carl 

Morrison,  Alfred 
9 Seward,  Robert  Wallis,  &  LL.B. 

Few,  John  Edward,  &  LL.B. 
10  Greene,  Alfred  Ernest 


Freeman,    Arthur    James,    & 

LL.B. 
Guthrie,  Thomas,  M.B.  &  B.C. 
Stone,  Arthur 
"  von  Glehn,  Louis  Camilla  !< 

Foster,  Raymond  Leslie  Vachell, 

M.B.  &  B.C. 
Cooper,  Wilbraham  Villiers 
Gillum,  Sidney  Julius 
Rottenburg,  Harry 
Usherwood.Rev.  Edward  Cutr/oert 
Birks.  Guv  Thornton,   M.B.    & 

B.C.  ; 

■^  Bodkin,  WilliamTlieodore  Douglas 

Haward,  Lawrence  Wai-iUgton 
1- Werner,  Charles  Augustus 

Stone,  William  Bayford 

Gardner,  Arthur 
13  Hutchinson,  Rev.  Francis  Ernest 

James,  Charles  Edward  Noel  jj 

'^Chitty,  Rev.  George  Jameson 

Cohen,  Arthur  Merton 

Gayner,  Francis,  M.B.  &  B.C. 

Norton,  Robert  Holland,  &  LL.B. 
i^Mollison,   William    Mayhew, 
&M.C. 

Winterbotham,  William 
15  Goodliffe,  Arnold 

Howarth,  Walter  G oldie,  M.B.  & 
B.C. 
3 Grace,  John  Foster 
I'^Kewley,  James 

Wilde,  Edward  Hugh  Norris 

Rice,  Rev.  Charles  Macan 
i^Furness,  Everard  Haslam  ij 

Woliaston,  Alexander  Frederick 
Richmond,  &  B.C. 
i^Shuckburgh,  John  Evelyn 

Jones,  Robert  Leetham 
19 Maiden,  Rev.  Richard  Henpy 

20  Temperley,  Harold  William 

Vazeille 

21  Tims,  Henry  William  Marett 
22Sandbach,  Francis  Edward 

Mounsey,  John  Edward 


1  Assistant  Master,  Gresham  School,  Holt. 

2  Fellow  of  Magdalene  College. 

3  Assistant  Master  at  Eton  College. 

4  Assistant  Master  at  Uppingham  School 

5  Lecturer  on  the  Theory,  History  and  Prac- 
tice of  Education. 

6  Head  Master,  Highgate  Junior  School. 

7  Head    Master    of    the    Khedivieh    School, 
Cairo. 

8  Soudan  Civil  Service. 

9  Whewell  Scholar,  1899. 

10  Local  Government  Board. 

11  Assistant  Master  at  the  Perse  School. 

12  Assistant  Master  at  Harrow  School. 

13  M.A.  Oxon. 


14  Warden  of  Guy's  Hospital. 

16  Head  Master,  Taunton  Grammar  School. 

16  Assistant  Master  at  King  William's  College, 
Isle  of  Man. 

17  Assistant  Master  at  Bromsgrove  School. 

18  India  Office, 

19  Principal  of  the  Clergy  School,  Leeds. 

20  Gladstone  Memorial  Prize,  1901.  Members' 
Prize,  19(»1.  Allen  Scholar,  1908.  Prince  Consort 
Prize,  1904.  Seeley  Medallist,  1904.  Fellow  of 
Peterhouse. 

21  Professor  of  Biology  at  the  Royal  Veterinary 
College. 

22  Lecturer,  University  of  Birmingham. 


KING'S   COLLEGE. 


1063 


1  Wallis,  Anthony 

Gillett,  Arthur  Beving-ton 

Hedley,  Walter 

Gardner,  Charles 
2Keicl,  Kenneth  Gardner 

Davies,  Theophilus  Maxwell 

Jaffe,  Arthur  Daniel 

Prior,  Asher  Carlyle  Vincent,  & 
LL.B. 

Watson,  Arnold  Petrie 

Gray,  Eev. George  Harold  Magrath 

Bisrg-s,  Harold 
^  Gibb,  Rev.  John 

Clark,  Kev.  Paul  Newbury 

Falk,  George  Adolph 

Bles,  Edward  Jeremiah 

Griffith,  Herbert  Cecil     , 

Bosanquet,  Geoffrey  Coiirthope 

Thorp,  Robert  Okeley  Vavasour 

Lubbock,  Percy 

Jardine,  James  Willoughby,&LL.B. 
"* Brewster,  George  William 
6  Huddleston,  Arthur  James  Croft 
6  Barkla,  Charles  Glover 

Flitch,  John  Ernest  Crawford 

Evans,  Charles  Lewis 

Jones,  Daniel 

Bartholomew,  Rev.  Graham  Topley 

Mills,  Rev.  William  Fuptace 

Copeman,  Charles  Edward  Eraser 

Searle,  George  William  von  Uslar 
'Morland,  Harold  John 
*  Champion,  Hubert  Hay  ward 

Collingham,  David  Horace 

Spencer,  Beck  with  Alexander 

Highton,  Douglas  Clifford 

Macmillan,  W^illiam  Edward  Frank 

Griffin,  Frederic  William  Wandby, 
M.B.  &  B.C. 

Potter,   Rev.  Reginald  Joseph 
William  Henry 

Banham,  Rev.  Vivian  Greaves 
^  Wilson,  Thomas  Irving  W^ard 
10  Spens,  William 


i^Gaselee,  Stephen 

12 Chamberlain,  Henry  Maxwell  1909 

Monckton,  Oliver  Paul 
13 Smith,  Graham  Burrell 

Walker,  Rev.  Henry  Colin 

Smith,  Ernest  James,  &  LL.B. 

Archer,  John  Fletcher 

Faulkner,  Bertram 

Truscott,  Roy  Francis 

Joyce,  James  Leonard,  M.B.  &  B.C. 
1^  Kingdom,  Thomas 

Seymour,  Charles 
1^  Fay,  Charles  Ryle 

Pearsall,  Ralph  Howard 

Macmorran,KennethMead,  &  LL.B. 

Jones,  Arnold 
i^Symonds,  Rev.  Edward 
I'^Vulliamy,  Edward  Owen  1910 

Monro,  Kenneth  iVeal 

Waylen,  George  Henry  Hitchcock, 

&B.C. 
18  Davies,  David 

Lees,  Kenneth  Arthur,  M.B.  &  B.C. 

Courtauld,  Stephen  Lewis 

Capron,  Rev.  John  Wynyard 

Crosfleld,  Hugh  Theodore 
i9Hill,  William  Douglas  Penneck 
20Boulenger,  Charles  Leopold 
21  Lees,  Alan  Henry 

Southern.  JNorman,  &  LL.B. 
22Scholfield,  Alwyn  Faber 

J  ebb,  Reginald  Douglas 

Clifford,  Francis  Awdry 

Gamlin,  Raymond 

Soulby,  Rev.  J'homas  Harding 

Clark,  William  Mories 

Sharpe,  William  Henry  Sharpe 
23 Mann,  Arthur  Henry  1911 

Langdon,  Rev.  Alfred  George 

Forster,  Edward  Morgan 

Clarke,  Denys  Harcourt 

Hedley.  Hltyd 

Stead,  John 

Cane,  Arthur  Skelding 


1  Inspector  of  Schools. 

2  Assistant  Master  at  the  Royal  Naval  College, 
Dartmouth. 

3  D.D.Aberdeen.  Professor  of  New  Testament 
Theology  and  Ecclesiastical  History  in  the  Theo- 
logical College  of  the  Presbyterian  Church  of 
England. 

4  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar,  1900.  Assistant 
Master  at  Oundle  School. 

5  Soudan  Civil  Service. 

6  Oliver  Lodge  Fel  low  in  the  University  of  Liver- 

Cl.     Late  Professor  of  Physics,  King's  College, 
don.      Professor   of   Natural   Philosophy   in 
XTniversity  of  Edinburgh,  19] 3. 

7  Auditor  of  Trinity  College. 

8  Assistant  Master  at  Uppingham  School. 

9  Person  Prize,  1904.  Assistant  Ma»ter  at 
Repton  School. 

10  Fellow  and  Tutor  of  Corpus  Christi  College. 


11  Fellow  of  Magdalene  College. 

12  Assistant  Master,  Rossall  School. 

13  Assistant  Master,  Royal  Naval  College,  Os- 
borne. 

14  AKsistant    Master    at    Bt  Olave's   Grammar 
School. 

1.5  Gladstone  Memorial   Prize,  1904.    Fellow  of 
Christ's  College.  16  M.A.  Oxon. 

17  Assistant  Director  of  the  Fitiwilliam  Museum. 

18  M.P.  for  Montgomeryshire. 

19  Hare  Prize,  1909.    Assistant  Master  at  Eton 
College. 

20  Lecturer  in  Zoology,  University  of  Birming- 
ham. 

21  Inspector  under  the  Board  of   Agriculture 
and  Fisheries. 

22  Powis  Medallist,  1905,  Winchester  Reading 
Prize,  1906. 

23  Mus.  Doc.  Oxon.,  Hon.  M.A.  Camb. 


1064 


KING'S  COLLEGE. 


iMilner- White,  Rev.  Eric 
^Selwyn,  Rev.  Edward  Gordon 

Macliin,  Rev.  William 

Fry,  Alfred  Harold 

Richmond,  Harold  Bircham,  &  B.C. 

Leslie,  John  Randolph 

Gordon,  Cosmo  Alexander 

Garrett,  Reginald    William  Burn- 
ham 

Pass,  Alfred  Doug-las 

1912  Moore,  Joseph  Alexander 

3  Warre-Cornish,  Rev.  Gerald  Warre 

4  Quirk,  Rev.  Robert 

3  Furness,  Robert  AUason 
6  Phillips,  Rev.  Charles  Stanley 
Loyd,  Rev.  Philip  Henry 
Reed,  Rev.  Lancelot  George 
7Bushell,  Warin  Foster 

8  Turner,  Laurence  Beddome 

9  Wilson,  Hugh  Stanley 

10  Herman,  George  Lawrence 

1^  Bland,  George  Nevile  Maltby 
Hobson,  Oscar  Rudolph 
i^Sambrook,  Henry  Fabian 

13  Evans,  William  David 
Brooks,  Charles  Davis 
Harding,  Egerton  Stephen  Somers 
Edwards,  Charles  Joseph 
Johnstone,  George  Gordon,  M.B. 

&  B.C. 
Annan,  James  Gilroy 
Howell,  Eric  Earnshaw 
Lvon,  Rev.  William  Towers 

1913  Green,  Walford  Davis 
Clarke,  Rev.  Aug-ustus    Hyde 

Tredway 
Davis,  Kenneth  James  Acton 
i-*  Nicholson,  Harold 
i-^Young,  Gerard  Mackworth 
Grundy,  Wilfred  Walker 
Gallimore,  Henry  Burrows 

14  Lob,  Hyman 

Rouquette,  Stewart  Henry,  M.B.  & 
B.C. 
16  White,  Malcolm  Graham 
Mozley,  John  Henry 


j    IVfansell-MoulIin,  Oswald 
1'^  Watson,  George  Carr 
Smith,  Frederic  Battinson,  &  B.C. 
1    Clarke,  Rev.  Cecil  Herbert 
j    Ricard,  Frank,  &  LL.B. 
Drinkwater,  John  Roddam,&LL.B. 
i^Lummis,  Rev.  Kdward  William 

LL.M. 

I'J Smith,  Reg-inald  John 
Cockshott,  Georjre 
Mallet,  Eugene  Hugo 

M.B.,  B.C.  &  B.A. 

Colby,  Francis  Edward  Albert 
Allen,  James  Lynn 
Talbot,  Francis  Theodore 
StockweH,  George  EphraimSt  Clair 
Falk,  Herman 
Carver,  Norman  Clifton 
Corbett,  George  Holmes  Uvedale 
Trapnell,  Francis  Cyril 
Fleming,  Geoffrey  Balmanno 
Winterbotham,  John 

M.B.  <&  B.C. 

Powell,  Leslie 

M.B.  &  B.A. 

Pretty,  Kenneth 
Clark,  Alfred  Joseph 

B.C.  &  B.4- 

Comyn,  Harold  Fitzwilliam 
Taylor,  Eric  Stuart 

B.A. 

20  Taylor,  Frederick  Beatson 

Foley,  Charles  Windham 

Wafker,  William  Anderson 
•^iJoynes,  Herman 

Fowler,  Thomas  Mackenzie 

Pollock,  Dighton  Nicolas 

Holland,  Hon.   Lionel    Raleig-h, 
&  LL.B. 
22Fox,  Howard  Orme 

Studd,  Arthur  Haythorne 

Dallas,  Robert  John 


1  Llghtfoot  Scholar,  1906. 

2  Porson  Prize,  1906.  Bell's  Scholar,  1905.  Porson 
■Scholar,  1906.  Browne's  Medallist,  1906,  Wad- 
diugton  Scholar,  1907.  Chancellor's  Medallist, 
1908.  Winchester  Reading  Prize,  (1908.  Late 
Fellow  of  Corpus  Christi  College.  Warden  of 
Jladley  College.  i 

3  Lecturer  in  Classics,  Victoria  University, 
Manchester.  I 

4  Abbott  Scholar,  1902,  Browne  Medallist, 
1904.  Chancellor's  English  Medallist,  1904.  As-  ! 
sistant  Master  at  Winchester  College. 

6  BeU's  Scholar,  190.3,  Browne  Medallist,  1905. 
Egyptian  Civil  Service. 

6  GladPtone  Memorial  Prize,  1904. 

7  Assistant  Master,  Gresham  School,  Holt, 

8  John  Winbolt  Prize,  1908. 


9  Assistant  Master  at  Rugby. 

10  Assistant  Master  at  Tonbridge  School. 

11  Foreign  Office. 

12  Post  Office. 

13  Mathematical     Lecturer,     Hartley    College, 
Southampton. 

14  Assistant  Master  at   Manchester    Grammar 
School. 

1.5  Indian  Civil  Service. 

16  Assistant  Master  at  Shrewsbury. 

17  Assistant  Master  at  Crediton  Grammar  School. 

18  M.A.  Oxon 

19  King's  Counsel. 

20  Barnes    Scholar,    1871,      Late   Indian    Civil 
Service, 

21  Bell  Scholar,  1881, 

22  Ceylon  Civil  Service. 


KING'S  COLLEGE. 


1065 


Fox,  Alfred  Francis 
)    iVlaw,  Frederick  i'rentham,  &  LL.B 

Pease,  Wilson 

Edg-e,  Henry  Travers 

Gillett,  Joseph  Ashby 

Brown,  George  ]\Iackenzie 
)    Bateson,  Edward 

Reckitt,  Harold  James,  &  LL.B. 
L  1  Moore,  William  Harrison 

Marshal),  John 

Warren,  Frederic  Maurice 
>  ^Churchill,  Ernest  Lee 

Hadley,  Isaac  Arthur 
J  3Mahaffy,  Robert  Pentland 
I    Abbott,   James    Reymond    de 
Montmorency 

Pease,  John  Henry 

Dyke,  Percyvall  Hart 

Wood,  Charles  Norton 

Mackay.  Norris 

Warre  Cornish,  William  Hubert 

Pilkington,  Lionel  Edward 

Hod  well,  Cecil  William  Hunter 

Giblin,  Lyndhurst  Falkener 

Wilson,  Walter  Gordon 

*  Jelf,  Arthur  Roylance 
Moulton,  Hugh  Fletcher 
Clover,  Harry 
McDougall,  Sidney 
Dods,  Marcus 

Dobbs,  Arthur  Frederick 
Kirk,  John  William  Carnegie 
Hudson,  Charles Bamford,  &  LL.B. 
Henderson,  Ian  Maedonald 
Dilke,  Clement  Wentworth 
Cartwrig-ht,  Basil  Osborn 
Brown,  Eden  Tatton 
Wagg,  Alfred  Ralph 
Busk,  Lionel  Geoffrey 
^'5  Hubback,  John  Austen 

*  Darling-,  Georg-e  Kenneth 
Backhouse,  Alfred  Ernest 
Geog-hegan,  Robert  Hugh 

•^  Wynne,  Charles  Meredith 
Mathews,  Charles  Myles,  &  LL.B. 
Filon,  Louis  Napoleon  George, 

F.R.S. 
McDonnell,  John 
Hind,  Harold  Ashover 
Hoare,  Louis  Gurney 
Penman,  Lancelot  Tulip 


Wilkin,  Arthur,  &B.C. 

Parry,  Edward  Arthur  1902 

Skey,  Archiebald  George 
7  Tennyson,  Charles  Bruce  Locker 
^Macnaghten,   Henry   Pelham 
Wentworth 

Simon,  Heinrich  Hehnuth 
^Darling,  Malcolm  Lyall 

Kemp-Welch,  Maurice 

Mounsey,  George  Fryer 

Courtauld,  John  Sewell 

Peacey,  Howard  Marriott 

Willey,  Harold 

Ellington,  Noel  Bayzand 

Herbert,  Elidyr  John  Bernard 

Haviland,  Wilfred  Pollen  1903 

Inglis,  Arthur  Loveday 

Richardson,  Lewis  Fry 
^Macnaghten,  Norman  Donnelly 

Scott,  Charles  Paley 

Carter,  James  Shuckburgh 

Legg,  Horace  Gordon 

Griee,John  William 

Ogilvie,  Henry 

10  Russell,  George  Gray  1904 
Holland,  Franklin,  &  LL.B. 

Cole,  Arthur  Frederic  Andrew 
Wright,  Francis  Whit  worth 
Hollins,  Esmond  Mawdesley, 

&  LL.B. 
Benson,  Charles  Thornton  Vera 
Weston,  John  Cecil 
Le  Lacheur,  Edward  Tom 
Jones,  Walter  Foulkes 
Goodall,  Charles  Henry  1905 

Murray,  John 
Cannan,  Gilbert  Eric 
Canti,  Ronald  George 
Grant,  John 

Mounsey,  Reginald  Joseph 
Brown,  Austin  Charles 
Newton,  Horace  William  Goodwin 
Heelas,  Raymond  John 
White,  Arnold  Sinclair 

11  Ainger,  Thomas  Edward  1906 
Colbeck,  Leonard  George 

2  Hope-Jones,  William 
Bailey,  Richard  Fitzroy 
Winterbotham,  Harold 
de    Morpurgo,    Frederic    Gustave 
Adolphe  Bela 


1  George  Long  Prize,  1890.      Professor  of  law 
in  the  University  of  Melbourne. 

2  Assistant  Master  at  Eton  College. 

3  Whewell    Scholar,    1894.       Prince    Consort 
,  Prite,  1896. 

4  Indian  Civil  Service. 

5  Winchester  Reading  Prize,  1900. 


6  War  OfHce. 

T  Whewell  Scholar.  1903. 

8  Bell's  Scholar,  1900. 

9  Eityptian  Civil  Service. 

10  Whewell  Scholar,  1904. 

11  Bell'i  Scholar,  1904.  Browne's  Medallist,  1906. 
Board  of  Education. 


45—5 


1066 


KING'S  COLLEGE. 


Clark,  Roderic  Kendall 
Haward,  Tristram  Warrington 

1907  1  Brown,  Stuart  Kelson 
2  0rde,  Charles  William 

Birch,  William  Colet 
^^Durnford,  Richard  Selby 
4 Busk,  Edward  Teshmaker 

Spens,  Hugh  Baird 

Doncaster,  Basil  Wilson 

Parker  Smith,  Wilmot  Babington 

Joannides,  George  Spyro 

Powell,  Kenneth 

Gibbins,  Roland  Bevington 

Raimes,  AJwyn  Leslie 

Cadman,  Hal 

Morse,  Leopold  George  Esmond 

Dyne,  Hugh  Edward  Lubbock 

Baxter,  Thomas  Harold 

Schwann,  Humphrey 

Bennett,  John  Gordon 

1908  Rooth,  Albert  Victor 

5  Jackson,  Guy  Howland 
Durnford,  Hugh  George  Edmund 
Lindsell,  Roger  Edward 
Cushion,  Ernest  John 
Smif.h,  Samuel  Hood 
Barber,  Lewis  Christopher 
Herman,  Ashley  Ernest 
Foster,    Hugh    Perceval    Ross,    & 

LL.B. 
Robertson  Smith,  Norman  Mitchell 
Mawe,  Montague  Denoon 
Booth,  Claude  Hebden  Barker 
Davis,  Gilbert  Francis  Shuter 
Scott,  William  Moir 
Ross,  William  Dallas 
Acland,  Herbert  Arthur  Dyke 
Coit,  Richard  Wetzlar 
Crewdson,  Bernard  Francis,  & 

LL.B. 
Fry,  Geoffrey  Storrs 
Marshall,  Henry  George 

1909  fiCorrie,  Donald  Welldon 

Hervey, Arthur  Charles  Constantino 
Swift,  Claude  Theodore 
Firth,  Robert  Browning 
Mathias,  Henry  Hugh 
Jolly,  John  Catterall 
Filter,  Charles 

Ing-lis,  Alexander  Evan  Johnston 
7  Dalton,  Edward  Hugh  John  Neale 


Somervell,  Leonard  Colin 

8  Pym,  Alexander 
Elmslie,Kenward  Wallace,  &  LL.B. 
Dobson,  Eric  Leonard 
Tudsbery,    Francis    Cannon 

Tudsbery.  &  LL.B. 
Barker,  Geoffrey  Palgrave 
White,  Alfred  Hale 
Cane,  Maurice  Hereward 

9  Partridge,  Heathfield  Walter 
Thompson,  William  Frank 
Ross,  Colin  Macdonald 
Horton,  Rev.  Harry 

Tver.  Austin  Arnold 
Scrutton.  Rev.  Tom  Burton 
Kennedy,  John  Scott 
Shove,  Gerald  Frank 

10  Howson,  Hugh  Edmund  Elliot 

11  Beresford,  John  Baldwyn 
Irving,  Aubrey  Gordon 
Harper,  Frederic  Arthur 
Corrie,  Guy  Temple 
Evans,  Ulick  Richardson 
Crompton,  Nigel  George 
Berry,  Percy  Haycraft 
Neal,  John,  &  LL.B. 
Willcocks,  Roger  Hussey,  &  LL.B. 
Holt,  Herbert  Wilfred 
Simpkinson,  Francis  Vaughan 
Lias,  Arthur  Godfrey 

Cancleth,     Madhavan    Arathil,    & 

LL.B. 
Gill,  WilUam  Conrad 
Shand,  Philip  Morton 
Lapage,  Francis  Claud 
Eckhard,  Oscar  Philip 
Forbes  Adam,  Eric  Graham 
Clarke,  William  Peter  Dunham 
Lodge,  Ronald  Francis 
SMudie,  Robert  Francis 
Bigg-Wither,  Ralph  Woodgate 
Forbes  Adam,  Colin  Gurdon 
Rose,  Geoffrey  Keith,  &  LL.B. 
Bolton,  Percy 
Rawlins,  Arthur,  &  LL.B. 
de  Bunsen,  Eric  Henry 
Wilson,  James  Steuart 
Watkins,  Iltyd  Edwin  Maitland,  & 

LL.B. 
Perrin,  Michael 
i    Birrell,  Francis  Frederick  Locker 


1  Porgon  Prize,  1906.    India  Office. 

2  Foreign  Office. 

3  Assistant  Master  at  Eton. 

4  John  Winbolt  Prize,  1909. 

5  Indian  Civil  Service. 

6  Chancellor's  English  Medallist,  1907. 


7  Winchester  Reading  Prize,  1909. 

8  Assistant  Master  at  Wellington  College. 

9  Assistant  Master  at  Gresham's  School,  Holt. 

10  Assistant  Master  at  Shrewsbury. 

11  Board  of  Education. 


KING'S   COLLEGE. 


1067 


Longworth,  Eustace  Counsellor 

Watsou,  Charles  Challinor 

Dowson,  Humphrey 

Hight,  Harold  Edward 

Thompson,  Haselden 

Barker,  Eaymond  Inglis  Palgrave 

Grant,  John  Charles 

Boulton,  Guy  Francis  Pelham 

Horsfall,  Cedric  Fawcett 

Mawe,  Eric  Spanton 

Haslam,  William  HeyAvood 

Sapwell,  Rev.  Baldwin  Sparrow 

Rees,  John  Rawlings 

Wallice,  Percy 

Widgery,  Gilhert  Henry 

Sinclair,  Geoffrey  Whitfeld 

Gray,  John  Milner 

de    Morpurgo,    Lionel    Maurice 

Joachim 
Fry,  Lewis  Salisbury 
Birch,  Rev.  Arthur  Clarkson 
Pollak,  Leslie  Albert 
Chandavarkar,  Vithal  Narayan 
Rau,  Benegal  Ram 
King,  Horace  Herbert 
Johnson,  Ronald  Lindsay 
Puckle,  Frederick  Hale 
Rowntree,  Malcolm 
Richardson,  Stansfield  Pim,(fe  LL.B. 
Evans,  Leonard  Henry  Brittan 
Baker,  Philip  John 
Prior,  Henry  Carlos 
Garry,  Arthur  Nicholas  Melville 
Ligle,  Laurence  Mansfield 
Claughton,  Ian  Drummoud 
Winterbotham,  Arnold 
Brooke,  William  Alfred  Cotterill 
Braunholtz,  Eugen  Julius  Karl 
Alford,  Edward  John  Gregory 
Tuck,  Gerald  Louis  Johnson 
MowU.Rev.  Howard  West  Kil  vinton 
Trower,  Geoffrey  Say 
Willink,  Arthur  James  Wakefield 
Aciand,  Theodore  William  Gull 
Mercer,  John  Launcelot  Capel 
Capron,  Maurice  Athol 
Davies,  Regmald  George  Reynolds 
Blunt,  Denzil  liayton 
Burr,  Rev.  Albert  Lionel 
Edwards,  Guy  Threlkeld 
Willis,  Zwinglius  Frank 
Hiller,  Rev.  Hubert  (ieorge 
Busk,  Henry  Gould 
Smith,  Eric  Montague 


I^H  WbeweH  Scholar,  1911. 

■^■i  Assistant  Master  at  the  leys  School. 

■^■B  Assistant  Master  at  WeUington  CoUege, 

I 


Smith,  Evelyn  Frederick 

Masson,  Keith 

Milne  Home,  Charles  Alexander,  & 
LL.B. 

Stone,  Henry  Brassington 

Hyder,  Lodhi  Karim 

Chapman,  Arthur  d'Arcy  Eugene 

Craven,  Hiram 

Burgoyne  .1  ohnson,  Luther  Vincent 

Thomas,  Horace  Wyndham 

Ingram,  Edward  Maurice  Berkeley  1913 

Polack,  Benjamin  James 

Waller,  John  Claude 

Hollond,  Raymond  Claude 

Oatfield,  William  John 
2Riddiough,  Sidney 

West,  Roger  Rolleston  Fick 

Wills,  Alfred  Gordon,  &  LL.B. 
^Mathews,  Paul 

Rickman,  John 

Brown,  Geoffrey  Manwaring 

Greenwood,  John  Eric,  &  LL.B. 

Walls,  Frederic  Ritchie 

Seddon,  Ai-thur  Ernest,  &  LL.B. 

Stanley,  Edmund  Stewart 
fDyson,  William  Hubert 

Hensley,  Egerton  Henry  Valpy 

Kempsey,  Frank 

Carlisle,  Henry  Barry,  &  LL.B. 

Howson,  John  Lamb 

Rhodes,  Herbert  Eyton 

Kinghorn,  Ernest  Carr 

Moos,  Sorab  Nanabhoy 

Willock,  Guy  Charles  Boileau 

Hedley,  Ivor  Mathews 

Layard,  John  Willoughby 

Fry,  Theodore  Penrose 

Womersley,  Sinclair  Patteson 

Amps,  Leon  Williamson 

Jones,  Arthur  Probyn,  &  LL.B. 

de  Morpurgo,  Jean  Gabriel  Charles 
Etienne 

Pienaar,  Lambertus  Lochner 
4  Long,  Bertram  Raymond 

LL.B. 

Redden,  Frederick  Adam  Corrie 
Barber,  Sydney  Hilton 
FitzGerald,  Gerald  Thomas 
Wright,  Edward  Martin 

Pensioners. 

Rickett,  Charles  Ernest 
Evans,  Daniel  Davies 


f  Exhibitioner. 

4  B.A.  Trln.  Coll.,  Dublin. 


1068 


KING'S  COLLEGE. 


Bury,  Edward  Basil 

Meyer,  Richard 

Morgan,  Evan  David 

Williams,  lolo  Aneurin 

Drake,  Bernard  Audley  Mervyn 

Heyworth,  Edward  Lawrence 

Larking,  Konald  Guy 
fBevan-Brown,  Robert  Eldred 
4  Sax  ton,  William  Isaac 

1  Barnard,  Francis  Arthur  Buchanan 
fBein,  Albert  Baruch 

Gemmell,  Arthur  Alexander 

Smith,  Walter  Whately 

IVhitcombe,    Richard    Cuthbert 
Percival 

Stephen,  Alexander  Murray 

Bird,  Colin  Kidman 

Carrow,  Richard  Boddam 
fHobbs,  Frederick  Dudley 

Howard,  Addison  James 

Cooke,  Sidney  Russell 

Martin,  Oswald  Lunn 

Williamson,     Robert    Howard 
Wallace 

Mackeson,  George  Peyton 

Osmaston,  Dudley  Francis 

Bosanquet,  William  Sydney  Bence 

Reading,  Eric  William 

Bek^ssy,  Francis 
fRand,  Harold  Millward 

Thompson,  Bernard  Woolcott 

Noble,  Humphrey  Brunei 

Tait,  Greville  Brend 
fRicci,  Aldo 

Johnson,  Cuthbert 

Lacey,  Alfred  Travers 

Moorsom,  Raisley  Stewart 

Williams,  Harry  George  Everard 

Healey,  Frank  Gray 
^Stackard,  Stephen  Frank  Cyril 

2  Stokes,  Evan  Eraser 
Watson,  Francis  William 

^  Reinert,  Ei-nest  Leopold 

Bevan,  Albert  Edward 
If  Martin,  Stephen  StaflPurth 
flnfeld,  HaiTy 
fBrown,  William  Barrowclough 

Johnston,  Francis  Benjamin 

M'^ Arthur,  Alexander  Gordon  Finley 

Crewdson,  Roger  Bevan 

Rowlatt,  Arthur 

Coop,  Frank  Dickinson 

Douglas,   Charles   Kenneth 
Mackinnon 


Vachell,  Eustace  Tanfield 

Williams,  Robin  Arthur  Walton 
fEde,  Max  Crutchley 
^Hodges,  Alban  Goderic  Arthur 

Taylor,  AKred  Jesse 

Milner,  Geoffrey 

Tebbutt,  Roger  Joseph 
fComeau,  Ernest  Alexander 

Neal,  Arthur  Westall 

Watson,  Roger  Wentworth 

Toulmin,  Eric  Humphrey 

Waley,  Frank  Raphael 

Hammersley,  Samuel  Schofield 

Hohnes,  Thomas  Symonds 

Naumann,  John  Harold 

Renwick,  Thomas  Buchanan 

Playfair,  Patrick  Lyon 

Drey,  Nicholas 

Gaselee,  Alec  Mansel 

Emrys-Evans,  Paid  Vychan 

Morton,  John  Aylmer  Fitz-Hardinge 

Edmunds,  Percy  Michael  Lewis 

Beale,  Eric  Victor 

Hartley,  Leslie  Briggs 

Busk,  Hans  Acworth 

Barrow,  Richard  Martin 

Mozley,  Bernard  Charles 

Batra,  Atar  Chand 

Wallace,  William  Middleton 

Doherty,  William  David 

Gill,  Cyril  Ulingworth  Carswell 

Williams,  Hugh  Owen 

Horsfall,  Robert  Elcum 
tEicke,  Owen  Macaulay 
JEvans,  Seiriol  John  Arthur 
■fGuy,  Christopher  Godfrey 
fO'Callaghan,  Thomas  Francis 
fiScholes,  Wilfrid  Paul 
fClout,  Charles  William 

Stephen,  James  Howie  Frederic 

Scrutton,  Hugh  Urquhart 

Bayliss,  Carol  William 

Marsden,  Arthur  Thornthwaite 

Sturdy,  Ambrose  Edward 

Hebblethwaite,  Abraham  Rhodes 

White,  Reginald  Hale 

Elliott,  Charles  Aubrey  Babington   ' 

Inglis,  George  Stevens 

Moore,  Morgan  Edward  Jellett 

Harbord,  Vernon 

Adams,  Walwyn  Trerice 

Bevan,  Francis  Harry  Vaughan 

Thompson,  John 

Riggall,  Harold 


X  Choral  Scholar. 

1  fielder  Exhibitioner. 


2  Assistant  Master,  Choir  School. 

3  Pbillpotts  Exhibitioner. 


KING'S  COLLEGE. 


1069 


Rowntree,  Lawrence  Edmund 
Layard,  Austen  Havelock 
Carnegie,  John  Douglas 
Rickeard,  Christopher  William 
Forgas,  Maurice  Enrique 
Reece,  Richard  Harold 
Wiglesworth,  Godfrey 


Chambers,  Harold  TuUis 
Barraclough,  Noel  Edgar 
Russell,  Sidney  Cumine 
Cory  ton,  William  Alec 
fHawes,  Edward  Lefroy 
Stroud,  Henry  Clifford 
Mahalanobis,  Prasanta  Chandra 


t  Morton  Exhibitioner. 


CoiiHues. 
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Kingston,  R. 
Milton,  R.  &  V. 
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Dunton  Waylett,R. 
Fordingbridge,  V. 
Monxton,  R. 
Ringwood,  V.  with  1 

Harbridge,R.        ) 
Buckland.R. 
Munden,  Great,  R. 
Walkerne,  R. 
Prescot,  V  . 
Sutton,  V. 
iWilloughton,  V. 
^Hemingby,  R. 
Greenford,  R. 
Horstead,R. 
Hempstead,  with    > 

Lessingham,  R.  > 
Toft  Monks  with    \ 

Haddiscoe.R.     3 
Woodton,  R. 
Lois  VVeedon,  V. 
Hepworth,  R. 
Wortham,  R. 
Finborough  Parva,  V. 
Kersey,  V. 
Lindsey,  V. 
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Thames,  V           3 
Richmond,  V. 
Thames  Ditton,  V. 
Ham,  V. 
Ewhuist,  R. 
Wootton  Waven.V. 
Bowerchalke,  V. 
Broadchalke,  V. 

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rhig  living  is  appropriated  to  the  01 

ONAC 

Inst. 
1907 
1900 
1912 

1897 

1906 
1879 
1911 

1884 

1895 
1905 
1913 
1886 
1910 
1901 
1905 
1912 
1905 

1904 

1901 

1903 
1903 
1910 
1903 

1907 
1872 

1877 

1900 
1904 
1906 
1904 
1887 
1880 
1908 

Incumbents. 
W.  A.  Baker,  M.A. 
G.  W.  Evans,  M.A. 
H.  B.  F.  Burnaby,  M.A. 

E.Capel  Cure,  M.A. 

B.  H.  Worthara 
W.J.  Boys.  M.A. 

H.  G.  Cockertou,  M.A. 

W.D.  Bodkin,  M.A. 

J.  W.  Merry,  M.A. 
A.  G.  Langdon,  M.A. 
W.E.Mills,  M.A. 
H.  Mitchell,  M.A. 
W.  E.  Colegrove,  M.A. 
S.  R.  Swalwell,  M.A. 
W.  H.  Isaacs,  M.A. 
W.  H.  Ogle-Skan 
V.  N.Gilbert,  M.A. 
W.  M.  C.  McAllister, 
M.A. 

N.  G.  Lawson,  M.A. 

F.  Lee. 

S.  Lidbetter. 

C.  E.  Green. 

J.  F.  K.  Fanin(r,M.A. 
J.  F.  Vincent-Fernie 
F.  B.  Phillips,  M.A. 
J.  Foster, M.A. 

T.  0.  Wonnacott,  M.A. 

A.  S.W.Young,  M.A. 

M.  F.B.  Binney,  xM.A. 

B.  H.  Bosanquet,  M.A. 
J.  R.  Pridie,  M.A. 

A.  J.  Tuck,  x\i.A. 
F.  T.  Bramston,  M.A. 
E.  Collett. 
H.  K.  Brown 

B.A. 
1892 
188Q 

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1899 
1883 

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Hampsh. 

1867 
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1878 
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1870 

1884 

Lincoln. 

1891 
1892 

Middx... 
Norfolk. 

1898 

1883 

1881 

Northam 
Suffolk... 

1889 
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entation  with  Lord  Scarbrouj^h. 

QUEENS'    COLLEGE. 

(Founded  1448 — Re-founded  1465.) 

This  College  was  founded  in  1448  by  Queen  Margaret  of 
Anjou,  consort  of  Henry  VI.,  and  refounded  in  1465  by  Elizabeth 
W I DviLLE, consort  of  Edward  IV. 

The  Society  consists  of  a  President  and  eleven  Foundation 
Fellows. 

The  Fellowships  are  tenable  for  six  years  from  the  day  of 
election  ;  but  no  Fellow  can  retain  his  Fellowship  for  more  than 
one  year  after  his  institution  to  a  College  living,  the  net  annual 
value  of  which  exceeds  ^400. 

A  Fellow  who  holds  a  Professorship  or  the  office  of  Public 
Orator  in  the  University  may  hold  his  Fellowship  so  long  as  he 
continues  to  be  Professor  or  Public  Orator. 

A  Fellow  who  holds  the  office  of  Senior  or  second  Tutor, Senior 
Mathematical  Lecturer,  Senior  Classical  Lecturer,  or  Additional 
Lecturer  (if  any  such  be  appointed),  holds  his  Fellowship  so  long 
as  he  holds  such  office. 

A  Fellow  who  holds  the  office  of  Senior  or  second  Tutor,  Senior 
Mathematical  Lecturer,  or  Senior  Classical  Lecturer,  for  more 
than  twenty-five  years,  continues  to  hold  his  Fellowship  for  life, 
or  if  he  hold  one  such  office  for  more  than  seven  but  less  than 
twenty-five  years,  he  holds  his  Fellowship,  after  vacating  office, 
for  a  period  of  time  equal  to  that  by  which  his  tenure  of  office 
exceeded  seven  years.  Additional  retiring  pensions  may  be  as- 
signed to  College  Officers  who  have  served  thirty  years. 

SCHOLARSHIPS,  EXHIBITIONS,  &c. 

A  fixed  proportion  of  the  revenues  of  the  College  is  paid  over 
to  the  Scholarship  fund.  The  governing  body  distributes  this 
among  the  Scholars. 

One-third  of  the  Scholarship-stipend  is  paid  at  the  end  of  each 
term  of  residence,  up  to  and  inclusive  of  the  ninth  term  of  resi- 
dence. 

An  Examination  will  be  held  in  combination  with  Corpus 
Christi  and  Magdalene  Colleges  on  January  7,  1914,  for  six 
Scholarships  and  five  Exhibitions.  The  Candidates  must  not 
have  commenced  residence  in  the  University,  and  those  who 
are  Candidates  for  Scholarships  must  be  under  19  years  of  age 
on  the  first  day  of  the  Exammation,  but  there  is  no  restriction 
respecting  the  age  of  Exhibitioners.  For  one  of  the  Exhibitions 
the  sons  of  clergy  have  a  preference.  They  will  be  awarded  for 
proficiency  in  Classics,  Mathematics,  Natural  Sciences,  Hebrew, 
or  Theology. 


QUEENS'  COLLEGE.  1071 

The  Foundation  Scholarships  are  awarded  on  the  results  of 
the  various  College  Examinations  held  in  the  Easter  Term. 

In  addition  to  the  foregoing  there  are  the  following  Exhihitions. 

'  Two  Sedgwick's  Exhibitions,  value  about  £20  per  annum 
(sons  of  poor  Clergymen  to  be  preferred). 

1  One  Clark's  Scholarship,  £10  per  annum. 

-  One  Sandys'  Exhibition,  £10  per  annum. 


EXAMINATIONS  AND  ANNUAL  PRIZES,  &c. 

At  the  close  of  the  Easter  Term  there  is  an  Examination  of 
the  Junior  Sophs  and  Freshmen,  in  Mathematics,  Classics, 
Natural  Sciences,  Theology,  History  and  other  Honour  subjects. 
Prize  books  of  the  value  of  two  or  three  guineas  are  given  to  those 
students  of  the  different  years  who  pass  the  best  examination  in 
Honour  subjects,  provided  they  are  thought  deserving  of  such 
distinction. 

The  Rev.  Thomas  Penny  White,  M.A.  formerly  Fellow  of  the 
College,  founded  in  1842  a  prize  of  the  value  of  ^30.  This, 
augmented  by  some  accumulations,  is  given  in  the  form  of  a 
Bachelor  Scholarship  to  a  commencing  Bachelor  of  Arts,  and  is 
tenable  for  one  year  on  condition  of  residence. 

The  Rev.D.  Hughes, D.D.  formerly  Fellow  and  Vice-President 
of  the  College,  founded  an  annual  prize  of  ten  guineas,  which  is 
given  to  a  resident  Bachelor  of  Arts  studying  divinity. 

He  also  founded  two  prizes  ol  five  guineas  each,  one  for  the  best 
Latin,  and  the  other  for  the  best  English  Dissertation,  by  an 
Undergraduate  who  is  not  a  Qaestionist. 

In  1880  Mrs  Mary  King,  widow  of  the  late  Joshua  King, 
LL.D.,  President  of  the  College,  gave  to  the  College  ^1000  Great 
Eastern  Railway  Debenture  Stock  bearing  Interest  at  £4  per 
cent,  per  annum,  in  order  that  a  prize,  to  be  called  the  Joshua 
King  Prize,  should  be  given  annually  in  memory  of  her  husband . 
This  prize  is  given  in  the  form  of  a  Bachelor  Scholarship  to  a 
commencing  Bachelor  of  Arts,  and  is  tenable  for  one  year  on 
condition  of  residence. 

In  1887,  the  Rev.  George  Phillips,  D.D.,  President  of  the  College, 
gave  to  the  College  ^1000  Great  Eastern  Railway  Debenture 
Stock  bearing  Interest  at  4  per  cent,  per  annum,  to  found  a 
Scholarship  of  £40  a  year  to  be  called  the  Phillips'  Scholarship. 
This  is  held  by  the  Choral  Scholar. 

In  1900  the  Right  Reverend  H.  E.  Ryle,  D.D.,  Dean  of 
Westminster,  then  President  of  the  College,  founded  a  prize  for 
Reading  in  Chapel,  in  memory  of  his  son  Roger  Ryle. 


1  The    Exhibitions    and     Scholarshipg     thug  |  President  and  Fellows  present, 
married    are    in    the   sole    appointment   of   the  I      2  This  Exhibition  was  founded  in  1840.  by  the 
President ;  the  rest  are  in  the  appointment  of  the  |  Rev.  J.  Sandys,  late  Fellow  of  Queens'  College. 


1072 


QUEENS'  COLLEGE. 


Prizemen.     1913. 

Mathematics :  Anthony  and  Oldfield. 

Classics:  Hobson  and  Wane. 

Natural  Sciences :  Watkinson,  Jary  and  Gardner. 

Theology:  0.  H.  Williams  and  CuUen. 

Modern  Languages:  Goodwyn. 

Latin  Essay :  Miller. 

English  Essay :  Brackenbury. 

Ryle  Reading  Prize  :  Burness. 


LIST   OF   PRESIDENTS. 


1448 
1484 
1505 
1508 
1518 
1525 
1526 
1528 
1537 
1553 
1556 
1559 
1560 
1568 
1579 
1614 
1622 
1631 


Andrew  Docket. 
Thomas  Wilkinson. 
John  Fisher. 
Robert  Bekenshaw, 
John  Jennins. 
Thomas  Ffarman. 
William  Franklin. 
Simon  Heynes. 
William  Mey. 
William  Glynn. 
Thomas  Peacock 
William  Mey. 
John  Stokys. 
William  Chaderlon. 
Humphrey  Tyndall 
Johti  Davenant. 
John  Mansell. 
Edward  Martin. 


1644  Herbert  Palmer . 

1648  Thomas  Horton. 

1660  Edward  Martm. 

1662  Anthony  Sparrow. 

1667  William  Wells. 

1675  Henry  James. 

1717  John  Davies. 

1731  William  Sedgwick. 

1760  Robert  Plumptre. 

1788  Isaac  Milner. 

1820  Henry  Godfrey. 

1832  Joshua  King. 

1857  George  Phillips. 

1892  William  Magan  Campion, 

1896  Herbert  Edward  Kyle. 

1901  Frederick  Henry  Chase. 

1906  Thomas  Cecil  Fitzpatrick. 


Visitor,  The  King. 

THE    PRESENT    SOCIETY. 

Presid'mt , 
^  Thomas  Cecil  Fitzpatrick,  M.A. 

Vice-President,  Arthur  Wright,  D.D. 

Tutors,  Arthur  Wright,  D.D. 

Joseph  Henry  Gray,  M.A. 


I 


1  Formerly  Dean  and  Supernumerary  Fellow  of  Christ's  College,  and  Examiaing  Chaplain  to 
the  Bishop  of  Salisbury. 


QUEENS' COLLEGE.  1073 

Lecturer  in  Mathematics, 
Andrew  Munro,  M.A. 
Lecturers  in  Classics, 
Joseph  Henry  Gray,  M.A. 
Arthur  Bernard  Cook,  M.A. 

Lecturers  in  Divinity, 
Arthur  Wright,  D.D. 
Charles  Travers  Wood,  M.A. 

Lecturer  in  Hebrew,  C.  T.  Wood,  M.A. 
Lecturer  in  English  History  and  Literature,  R.  D.  Laffan,  M.A. 
directors  of  Natural  Sciences  Studies,  The  President  and 

C.  M.  Sleeman,  M.A. 

Director  of  Law  Studies,  A.  P.  Higgins,  LL.D. 

Director  of  Historical  Studies,  R.  D.  Laffan,  M.A. 

Director  of  Mechanical  Science  Studies,  A.  Munro,  M.A. 

Director  of  Modern  Languages  Studies,  L.  C.  von  Glehn,  M.A. 

Dean,  C.  T.  Wood,  M.A. 

Catechist,  J.  H.  Gray,  M.A. 

^^«^'-»Mc.?.wo7d,M-.l: 

Bursars  \^'  ^""'"O'  ^^-'^• 
liuisars  |c.  M.  81eeman,M.A. 

Steward,  A.  Wright,  D.D. 
Prcelector,  J.  H.  Gray,  M.A. 
Librarian,  F.  G.  Plaistowe,  M.A. 
Steward  of  the  Manorial  Courts,  A.  Wright,  D.D. 
Foundation  Fellows, 
Wright,  Rev.  Arthur,  M.A.,  D.D. 
^Gray,  Rev.  Joseph  Henry,  M.A. 
2  Kennett,  Rev.  Robert  Hatch,  M.A.,  D.D. 

Munro,  Andrew,  M.A. 
^  Wood,  Rev.  Charles  Travers,  M.A. 
'^Cook,  Arthur  Bernard,  M.A. 
5  Laffan,  Rev.  Robert  Dalrymple,  M.A. 
6 Sleeman,  Cyril  Montagu,  M.A. 

1  Examining  Chaplain  to  the  Bishop  of  Peter-  formerly  Scholar  of  Pembroke  College.  Examia- 
borough,  Chaplain  to  the  Bishop  of  Ely.  ing.ChapIain  to  the  Bishop  of  Winchester. 

2  Tyrwhitt'8  Scholar  nnd  Mason  Hebrew  4  Chancellor's  Classical  Medallist,  1891.  Craven 
Prizeman.  188T.  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew,  :  Scholar,  1889.  Formerly  Fellow  of  Trinity  Col- 
Canon  of  Ely.    Examining  Chaplain  to  the  Bishop  j  Ic^e. 

Of  Ely.  5  M.A.  Oxon,  Formerly  Scholar  of  Eton  and 

3Jeremie  Sept  agint  Prize,  1899;  Crosse  Uui-  of  Balliol  College, 

▼erslty  Scholar,  1899;  Tyrwhitt  Hebrew  Scholar  a  Formerly  Scholar  of  Christ's  College. 
!»iid   Mason  Prize    for    Biblical    Hebrew,  1900; 


1074 


QUEENS*  COLLEGE. 


Honorary  Fellows. 
'^  Ryle,  The  lit.  Rev.  Herbert  Edward,  M.A.,  D.D., 

Dean  of  Westminster. 
2 Chase,  The  Rt.  Rev.  Frederick  Henry,  M.A.,  D.D., 

Lord  Bishop  of  Ely. 


Noblemen. 

Earl  of  Mar,  M.A. 

Anderson,  Eight  Rev.  Ernest  Au- 
gustus, M.A.,  D.D.  (Cant.),  Lord 
Bishop  of  Eiverina,  N.S.W. 

Ryle,  The  Right  Rev.  Herbert 
Edward,  D.D.,  Dean  of  West- 
minster. 

Chase,  The  Right  Rev.  Frederick 
Henry,  D.D.,  Lord  Bishop  of 
Ely. 

Gill,  The  Right  Rev.  Charles 
Hope,  D.D.,  Lord  Bishop  of 
Travancore  and  Cochin. 


M.D. 

*Melsome.  William  Stanley,  M.A., 
RR.C.S. 
Phillips,  GeorgeCharles.Tohn,M.A. 

Litt.D. 

3* Johns,  Rev.   Claude  Hermann 
Walter 

B.D. 

^•Skelton,  Rev.  Thomas,  M.A. 

M.A. 

Phillips,  Rev.  George 

Crump,  Rev.  James  Benjamin 

Wharton,  Rev. George 

Burnett,  Montague 
^•Style,  Rev.  George 
ePryce,  Very  Rev.  Shadrach 
4  Ingram,  Rev.  Arthur  John 


I    Gray,  Rev.  Thomas  David 
Howard,  Rev.  Thomas  Henry 

'  *  Gibson,  \V  illiam 

j  ^Grenside,  Rev.  Frederick  Ralph 

I  8  Provis,Sir  Samuel  Butler,  K.C.B. 
Wyatt,  Rev.  VitruviusPartndge 
Bedford,  Rev.  Joseph  Louis 
Smith,  Rev.  Frederick  Robert 
Madden,  Wyndham  Monson 
Connolly,  Rev.  Robert  Campbell 
Williams,  Charles  Edward 
^•Niven,  James,  and  M.B. 
Boissier,  Rev.  Frederick  Scobell 
Jones,  Alexander  George 
Dawbarn,  Joseph   Yelverton, 
LL.M. 
*Wood,  James 

10  Best,  Rev.  John  Dugdale 
Dawbarn,   Climenson   Yelverton 

Charles 
EUaby,  Rev.  Alfred  Hall 
Wright,  Rev.  William  Benson 
Wildman,  John  Bates 

11  Prior,  Richard  Delabere 

12 Hastings,  Rev.  Hugh  Francis 
Rooker,  Rev.  John 
Kidd,  Walter  Joshua 
Jervis,  Rev.  John 
Ashmall,  Rev.  Francis  James 
Strickland,  Rev.  Herbert  Charles 
Frodsham,  Rev.  Tom  Edwin  Colyton 
Nash,  Rev.  Henry  Havelock 

Ashley 
Kermode,  Rev.  Sidney  Alfred  Pizey 
Sheldon,  Rev.  James  Frederick 
Hayter,  An gelo  George  Kirby 
Hooper,  Piev.  Francis  Edward 
Carpentei;,  Rev.  Frederick 
VValdemar 


•  Formerly  FpIIows.  6  Late  Dean  St  Asaph,  formerly  one  of  H.M. 

1  Formerly  President.     Late  Bishop  of  Win-  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

Chester.  7  Honorary  Canon  of  MTakefleld. 

2  Formerly  President.  8   Formerly  Secretary   to  the    Local  Oorern- 

3  Master   of  St  Catharine's  College;  formerly  ment Board. 

Fellow  of  Jesus.  j      9  Medical  Officer  of  Health,  Manchester. 

4  Prebendary  of  St  Paul's.  I     10  Formerly  Principal, TrainingCoUege, Chester. 

5  Late  Head  Master  of  Giggleswick  Gramma t  |     11  Inspector  of  Schools,  Bombay. 

School.  12  Head  Master  of  Ludlow  Grammar  School . 


QUEENS'  COLLEGE. 


1075 


Farm  iloe,  Rev.  William  'I  horn  as 
Dawbarn,  Albert  Yelverton 
Hayter,  Walter  Louis  Bazaine 
Watts,  Thomas  Isaac,  Mus.B. 

1  Lewis- Jones,  William 
Ranken,  Rev.  Francis  Smith 
PuUan,  Rev.  John  Richard 
Vernon, Rev.  Henry  RichardCooper 

•Plaisto\\e,  Francis  Giffard 
Procter,  Rev.  George  Aislabie 
Hooker,  Jolin  Henry 
Hrewer,  Rev.  Herbert  Perry 

2Hannah,  Rev.  Joseph  Addison 
Banks,  Ernest 
Hooton,  Rev.  Henry  George 
Paton,  Rev,  George  Clavell 
Clark,  John  CynJ 
Brocklehursl,  Rev.  Theodore  Percy 
Lewis,  Rev.  Lionel  Smithett 
Worthington,  Henry  Newell 

^Richards,  Charles  Henry 
Davis,  Rev.  Georjre  Ernest 
Major,  Harold  William 
Adams,  Rev.    Henry   Frederick 

Spencer 
Fotheringham.  Rev.  David  Ross 
Pollard,  Rev.  Laurence  Giffard 
Martelli,  Ernest  Wynne 
Wright,  Rev.  Benjamin 
Havard-Jones,  Rev.  William 
Smart,  Edward  Howard 
Gibson,  John  Ernest 

*Fraser,  William  Garden 
Brock) ehurst,  Frederick 
Jones-'iaylor,  Rev.  Edward  William 

Tetly 
Davies,  Rev.  Arthur  Vaughan 
Bridge,  Rev.  Donald 
Paterson,  Alexander  Granville 
Aiken,  Rev.  Henry  Seffrien 
•Paterson,  Reginald  Gresham  Clive 
Hassall,  Rev.  Arthur 
Parnell,  Claude  William 
Cookson ,  Rejrinald  Tliomas  Chorley 
Stokes,  Arthur  Barnard 
Bently,  Francis  Middleton 
King,  Harold  Charles 
Pope,  Rev.  William  Henry  Conway 


7  Robinson ,Very  Rev.  Edward  CoUes 
Brailev,  William   Herbert,  M.B., 

B.C. 
Barton,  Rev.  Charles  Godfrey 
Jones,  Trevor  Hymel 
Williams,  Rev.  John  Foster 
Grant,  Frank 
Stewart,  Henry  Elliott 
Cossar,  Rev.  Herbert  James 
Heath,  George  Henry 
Paton,  Roger  Clavell 
Gardiner,  Rev.  James  Ernest 
Mel  lor,  Rev.  Henry 
Spear,  Georg'e  Frederick,  LL.B. 
Mayo,  Rev.  John  Frederick 
Robson,  Rev.  Herbert  Eric 
Thackrah,  Rev.  Matthew  William 
Smith,  Rev.  Mowbray 
Bourchier,  Rev.  Basil  Graham 
Symonds,  Nathaniel  Henry 
Ward,  Vincent  Sumner 
Cooke,  Rev.  Frederick  Henry 

8  Eraser,  Peter 

Collins,  Rev.  James  Thomas 

Pettman,  Rev.  Harold 

Riley,  Rev.  Lambert 

Purcell,  Hev.  Goodwin 

Blackwall,  Rev.  William  Anthony 

Baugh,  Rev.  Harold  Ryle 

Regan,  Charles  Tate 

Abbott,  Rev.  Herbert  Alldridge 
^  Loewe,  Herbert  Martin  James 

Dannatt,  Rev.  William  James 

Chase,  Charles  Allen 
10 Oman,  Rev.  John  W. 

Richardson,  Joe  Brook,  &  LL.B. 

Spencer-Smith,  Philip 

Day,  Rev.  George  Stanley 

Edmonds,  Rev.  Thomas  Acland 

Millward,  George  Alfred 

Alcock,  Rev.  Norman  Alexander 

Cooke,  Rev.  Arthur  Tulk 

Whiting,  William  Robert  Gerald 

Bentley,  William  Wallace 

Large,  Rev.  John  Agg 

Finch,  Rev.   George  Adolphus 
Andrew 

Westall,  Lancelot  McAlpine 


•  Formerly  Fellows. 

1  Members' Prireman,  1887.  Professor  of  English 
Anguage  and  Literature,  IJnivergity  College  of 
I.Wales. 

2  Principal  of  the  Norwich  and  Ely  Training 
.oUege. 

3  Master  KingEdwardVI.'n School. Birminuham. 
i  King's  Counsel.  5  Bell's  Scholar. 


6  Assistant  Master  at  Malvern. 

7  Dean  of  British  Honduras. 

8  Lecturer  in  Mathematics.  Bristol  University. 

9  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholarship  for  Hebrew. 
Tyrwhitt  Hebrew  Scholar.  Mason  and  Hebrew 
Priie. 

10  D.Phil.  EdSn. 


1076 


QUEENS'  COLLEGE. 


i  Chase,  Kev.  George  Armitage 
Jones,   Kev.   Edward  Evan 

Whittingham 
Brailsford,  Rev.  William 
Scallon,  Kev.  Harold  Edward 
Partridge,  Kev.  Walter  Wright 
Yates,  Henry  George 
Maish,  Kev.  'Edward  Henry 
Cleworth,  Kev.  Thomas  Hartley 
Grant,  Ernest  Boase 
Guy,  Henwood 
Joyce,  George  Edgar 
Mellor,  Rev.  Walter  Samuel 
Smith,  Kev.  Edmund  Hastings 
Kruckenberg,  Kev.  James 
Smales,  Reginald 
Hamond,  Rev.  Ernest  William 

LL.M. 

Coward,  Thomas  Holford 
Morris,  Thomas  Evans 
Weddell,  Alexander  George 
Campion,  Benjamin  William 
Gibson,  William  Waymouth 
^Topham,  Alfred  Frank 

M.B. 
Senior,  Arthur,  B.C. 
Robinson,  Francis  Harry 

B,A, 

Crellin,  Henry 
Evers-Swindell,  Harold 
Andrews,  Rev.  Thomas 
Clayton,  Norman  Willis 
Doyle,  Rev.  Ralph  William 

f  Savile,  Eustace  Claud 
Lloyd,  Alan  Charles  Gore 

■fCanny,  Gerald  Bain 
Gibson,  Thomas  Alexander 
Oxley,  Horace  Finningley 

f  Smith,  Thomas 
Boyce,  Arthur  St  John 
Brice-Smith,  Hugh  Middleton 
Clarke,  Rev.  Ernest  Wilson 
Coleman,  Rev.  Leonard  Worsley 
Marley,  Francis  Lindsay 
Spencer-Smith,  Arnold  Patrick 
Wilkinson,  Rev.  Charles  Francis 

Wellesley 
Failes,  Frank  Christopher 
Taylor,  James  Edward  John 


Wyatt,  Rev.   Robert   George 

Frederic 
Jones,  Rev.  Clement  Harold 
Selby-Lowndes,  Rev.  George  Noel 
Adams,  Lestock  Handley 
Fabricius,  Leslie 
Failes,  Rev.  Bernard  James 
Holme,  Rev.  Bertram  Lester 
Evelyn- White,  Rev.  Kenneth  Victor 
Simms,  William 
Rogers,  Gilbert  Ashley 
Roechling,  Godfrey  Denne 
Binks,  Basil  Henry 
Anderson,  Ralph  Norman 
Hitchcock,  Rev.  A  Id  o  us  Edward 

N  orth 
Turner,  Rev.  Archer 
Griffiths,  Rev.  Samuel  Victor  Floyd 
Collins,  Rev.  Frederick  Henry 
Bevis,  Rev.  Ronald  Alfred 
Farrie,  Rev.  Hugh 
Hitchcock,  Rev.  Robert  Jack 
King-don,  Rev.  John 
Kingrsford,   Rev.   Charles  Edward 

Beech  y 
Lewis,  Rev.  Emrys  Llewellyn 
Pugh,  John  Vaughan 
Robinson,  John  Henry 
Scott,  Rev.  Percy  Dixon 
Sowter,  Rev.  Arthur  Charles 
Stevens,  Rev.  Hugh  Leslie 
Threlfall,  Rev.  Henry  Charles 

fBest,  Rev.  John  Kenneth 
Bigger,  Walter  Grimshaw 
Cook,  Rev.  Edwin  Arthur 
Green,  Rev.  James 
Guilford,   Rev.    Edward   Mont- 
morency 
Hannay,  Rev.  Thomas 
Hughes-Games,  Joshua  Bower 
Mannooch,  John  King8cote,(fe  LL.B. 
Macgregor,  Alexander  Miers 

fRoper,  Rev.  George  Hamilton 
Seymour,  Rev.  Arthur 

f  Steam,  Clement  Hodgson 
Tucker,  Rev.  Lewis  Gordon 
Jeayes,  Rev.  Wilfred  Arthur 
Hooper,  Kenneth  Anderson 
Souper,  Adrian  Wilfred  James 
Boswell,  Philip  Rutherford 

fBrowne,  Archibald  Douglas 
Clare,  Rev.  Frank  Conquest 
Pickard,  William  Burchell 


*  Formerly  Scholars. 

1  FeUow  and  Dean  of  Trinity  Hall. 


I      2  Whewell  Scholar,  1897.    Chancellor's  Legal 


Medallist.  1899. 


QUEENS*  COLLEGE. 


1077 


Powell,  Rev.  John  Roland 
Robertson,  Oliver  Hope 
Sanderson,  Roy  Broughton 
Simey,  Erroll  George  Tyndall 
Simmons,  Charles  Edward 

fWliitfield,  John  Burrows 
Williamson,  Frederick  Arnold 
Arnold,  Rev.  George  Wilfred 
Bailey,  Howard  Sinclair 
Bale,  Rev.  Ronald  Frank 
Brand,  Harold  George 
Dodson,  Charles  Sherborne 
Hoole,  Rev.  Douglas 
Royds,  Rev.  Edric  Alban  Barrow 
Selwyn,  Rev.  Ernest  William 
Stileman,  Douglas  Charles  Gibbard 
Varley,  Harold 
Skelton,  Norman  Arthur 

f  Daltroff ,  Edmund  Mayer 
Cowell,  Stuart  Jasper 

t  Scott,  John  Todhunter 

t  Storey,  Gilbert 

f  Taylor,  Raymond 

1  Marsh,  Robert  Alban 

2  Redwood,  Frederick  Arthur 

3  Jephcott,  Alexander 
fSloman,  Arthur  Eric  Penrose 
t^Wade,  John  Roland 

t Atkinson,  Ralph  Hall 

Herapath,  Cyril  Alexander 

Partridge,  John  Wright 

Robbins,  Clifton 

Kennett,  Edward  John  Benedict 
Manners 

TurnbuU,  Peveril  Hayes 

Crump,  Geoffrey  Herbert 

Field,  Henry  Trevor  Cromwell 

Medrington,  Arthur  Charles  Percy 

Skey,  Charles  Harland 

Snape,  William  Richard  Claude 

Spiller,  Leonard 

Upward,  Leslie  Vaughan 
fHunt,  Frederick  Richard  Williams 

Humby,  Spencer  Robert 
fHayward,  Archibald  David 
f 6  Miller,  Norman 
t Thompson,  Mark 

McKnight,  James  Robert 

Irving,  David  Whiteley 

Hildyard,  Ernest 

Riddell,  Gilbert  Bruce 

Smith,  Henry  Leonard  Chappell 

Townend,  Harry  Douglas 


t Leigh-Clare,  Harry  James  Leigh 

Harris,  John  Richard 

Perry,  Guy  Allen 

Cutler,  Donald  Ward 

Dixon,  George  Percival  AUsop 

Duggan,  Ernest  Frederick 

Page,  Frank  Arundel 

Thompson,  Walter  Stuart 

Naylor,  Henry 
fSamson,  Arthur  Murray,  Mus.Bac. 
fHickie,  Eric  Wynne 

Green,  Ronald  John 

TindaU,  Oswald 

Beverley,  Russell 

Durrani,  Charles  Edward 

Ferguson,  Maurice  Gurney 

NichoU,  Esmond  Mackillop 

Burness,  John  Alfred 

Littledale,  Aubyn 

Grace,  Handley  Carleton 

Black  den,  Seton  Cotter 

Austin,  Hugli  Warren 

Burleigh,    Leonard    Tekenika 
William  Gilbert 

Pain,  Kenneth  Wellesley 

White,  Harry  Coxwell 

Craigs,  William  Nixon 

Sparling,  Wilfred  Hugh 

Collins,  Keith  Earle 

Couchman,  Maurice  Lionel 

Dobson,  William  Steele 

Ewbank,  Arthur  Leslie  John 

Simms,  Brian 

Staveley,  Leslie  Hodder  Barrett 

Ferguson,  William  Haig 

Whyte-Venables,  Harold  Arthur 

LL.B. 
Harding,  Rev.  George  Rogers 

Bachelor  Scholars. 
Hayward,  Archibald  David 
Humby,  Spencer  Robert 

Scholars. 

Hobson,  Charles  Mortimer 
Oldfield,  Percival  Jesse 
Wane,  John  Skilbeck 

Phillips  Choral  Scholar. 
Maine,  Basil  Stephen 


t  Formerlv  Schotnrg. 

1  Stewart     of     Rannoch     Hebrew     Scholar. 
Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  Masou  prize,  Hebrew  prize. 

2  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Hebrew  Scholar.  Mason 
prize. 


Stewart    of    Rannoch 


3  Tyrwhitt    Scholar. 
Hebrew  Scholar. 

4  Abbott  Scholar,  1910- 

5  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar  in  Clasfiics. 


1078 


QUEENS    COLLEGE. 


Minor  Scholars. 
Ingleson,  Philip 
HaUett,  Herbert  Jodrell 
Sandford,  George  Ritchie 
Duke-Baker,  Cecil  Ayshford 
Anthony,  Herbert  Douglas 
Williams,  Oswald  Hubert 
Lambert,  Harold  Ernest 
Gardner,  Harold  William 
Jary,  William  Frederick 
Dutt,  Clemens  Palme 
Cullen,  Archibald  Howard 
Cotton,  Henry  Wilmot  Stapleton 
Birnberg,  Jonas 
Kidson,  Charles  Wilfrid 
Fawkes,  Rowland  Beattie 
Sandon,  Harold 

Exhibitioners. 

Hopewell,  Alan  Francis  John 
Fallows,  Leonard 
Cohen,  John  Icely 
Evans,  Herbert  Godfrey 
Partridge,  George  James 
Watkinson,  Hugh  Leslie 
Garrod,  Wilfred  Edwin  Evan 
Westcott,  George  Foss 
Crow,  Alwyn  Douglas 
Eley,  Hamar  Joseph 
Hope,  Reginald  Addison 
Harrison,  George  Bagshaw 
North,  John 

Lambert,  Maurice  Bovingdon 
Pagden,  George  Victor 

Pensioners. 

Fairburst,  Christopher  Sedgwick 
Groves,  John  Percival  Knight 
Hewitt,  Lelean  McNeill 
Barltrop,  Eric  Arthur 
Brackenbury,  Basil  Vyvian  Fabian 
Farnfield,  Bernard  Stanley 
Thursby,  Walter 
Thompson,  Herbert  John 
Bentley,  Ronald  Cameron 
Kennett,    Bernard    Laurence 

Augustine 
Evans,  Arthur  Llewellyn 
Edwards,  Reginald  Guy 
Lewis,  Martin  Bonnell 
Nightingale,  Cuthbert  Leathley 
Whittingstall,   George  Herbex't 

Fearnley 
King,  Edmund  Harold 
Thornton,  George  Peter 


Scott,  Mackay  Hugh  Baillie 

Savage,  Kenric 

Baggott,  Louis  John 

Parker,  Thomas  William  Lax 

Parker,  Percy  Herbert 

Orme,  Edmund  Stuart 

Brandram,  John  Bulkeley 

Williams,  William  Roland 

Tindall,  Cyril  Ryan  Williford 

Langley- Smith,  Nelson 

Broadbent,  Geoffrey 

Davidson,  Francis  Reginald  Clear 

Barltrop,  Ivan  Charles 

Good,  Claude  Wilfrid 

Skey,  Cyril  Oscar 

Catmur,  Harry  Albert  Frederick 

Valentine 
Pedley,  Francis  Lyndon 
Hoole,  Brian 
Tulloch,  Herbert  Maurice 
Stileman,  Cecil  Everard  Cheere 
Eldridge,  Basil  Edgar 
Simey,  Percy  Arnold  Tyndall 
Conder,  Arthur  Clarence 
Glover,  John  Gibson 
Curtois,  Peregrine  Arthur 
Davies,  Sidney  Richard  Eccles 
Arden,  Humphrey  Warwick 
Handford,  John  Richard 
Spencer,  Herbert 
Treglown,  Claude  Jessie  Helbie 
Watson,  Norman  Wace 
Jennings,  Eric  Parry 
Emtage,  William  Lashley 
Kantawala,  Mohanlal  Hargovindas 
Parks,  Albert  Leonard 
Dalley,  John  Pomeroy 
Ward,  Leonard  Sumner 
Cole,  William  Douglas 
Bailey,  Walter 
Barker,  Henry  Arundel  Keith 
Goodwyn,  Philip  William 
Tinsley,  Robert  Percival 
Dys-on,  William  Lionel 
Christoflfelsz,  Arthur  Eric 
Brierley,  Charles  George  Gordon 
Wilkinson,  Edward  Francis 
Tatham,  Lancelot  Reeve 
Ellison,  Arthur  David 
Butcher,  Trevor  Aveling 
Bowman,  Kenneth  James 
Eadie,  Robert  Allan 
Boumphrey,  Donald 
Nicholl,  Joseph  Warren  M^Killop 
Egerton,  Leonard  Rhodes 
Williamson,  Thomas  Roy 
Wakefield,  Archibald  Hamlyn 


QUEENS'  COLLEGE. 


1079 


Harrison,  John  Raymond 
Wycliffe-Jones,  Walter  Edmond 
Hayman,  Victor  Alexander  Palmer 
Penton,  Herbert  Arthur 
Coates,  Basil  Montgomery 
Oentle,  Frederick  William 
Watts,  Ronald  William  Ailsa 
Hampson,  Stuart  Hirst 
Barrow,  James  Henry  Martyn 
Spackman,  Eric  Dickins 
Pedley,  Edmund  Neville 
Jackson,  Griffith  Arthur  Jones 
Mansell,  Ralph 
Heath,  Walter  Ernest 
Best,  Oswald  Herbert 
Ewing,  Arthur 
Pitt,  Frank  Arthur 
Coultas,  Thomas  Bestwick 
Briscoe,  Francis  Edward 
Green,  William  Harold 
Halse,  Lionel  William 
Burton,  Geoffrey  Duke 
Grant,  Albyn  Evan  Powell 
Wilkinson,  James  Reginald 
Inglis,  William  Morley 
Mace,  Cecil  Alec 
Shepherd,  Oswald 
Thadhani,  Nenumal  Pohumal 
Couch,  Claud  James 
Couch,  Wihred  Charles 
Xirkland,  Walter  Newman 
Westall,  Bernard  Clement 
Eongdon,  George  Herbert 
Smith,  Harry  Percival 


Garrett,  Hubert  Frederic 
Carr,  Donald  Nevitt 
Wood,  John  Lomax 
Hoare,  Frederic  Oswald 
Fenwick,  Maurice  Edward 

Edmonds 
Stileman,  Donald  Fenwick 
Khan,  Tajammul  Hosain 
Thompson,  Robert  Denton 
Hubbard,  John  Waddington 
Molesworth,  Gilbert  Edmund 

Nassau 
Mackenzie,  Frederick  Boyce 
Saxon,  Harry 

Kew,  Charles  Hubert  Shaw 
Waterbury,  William  Lincoln 
Savill,  Stewart  Carlill 
Cassels,  William  Cecil 
Culverwell,  Cyril  Tom 
Robertson,  William   Strawan 

Amhurst 
Bussey,  Alexander 
Symonds,  Edward  Tindall 
Jameson,  Thomas  Blandford 
Laverick,  Frederick  George 
Nicholls,  Gordon  Basil 
Kennedy,  Fritz  Robert 
Hamer,  Arthur  Derrick 
Curryer,  William  Hugh  Stockley 
Harvey,  Samuel 
Wilkinson,  Marcus  Leonard 
Duncan,  John  Francis 
Rees,  Eric  Vivian 
Norden,  Frederick  Louis 


PATRONAGE. 


Counties. 
Camb.... 


Essex. .. 
Norfolk  . 


Notts. 
Wilts. 


Benefices. 
Eversden  Parva,  R. 
Oakington,  V. 
St  Botolph,  Camb.  R. 
Sandon,  R. 
'  Grimston.R. 
South  Walsham,R.,V. 
Hickhng,  R. 
Newton  Toney,  R. 


Inst. 
1907 
1897 
1909 
1910 
1902 
1901 
1906 
1889 


Incumbents. 
Gardiner,  J.  E.,  M.A. 
Hooton.H.  G.  M.A. 
Goodman,  A.  W.  M  A. 
Best,  J.  D.  M.A. 
fc:ilaby,A.  H.  M.A. 
Ranken,  F.  S.,  M.A. 
Ashmall,  F.  J.,  M.A. 
Phillips,  G.  M.A. 


In  the  gift  of  the  President  who  must  nominate  one  of  the  eight  Senior  Divine*. 


B.A. 

1901 
1888 
18103 
1879 
1872 
1887 
1885 
1855 


' 


St  CATHARINE'S  COLLEGE. 

(Founded  1473.) 

This  College  or  Hall  was  founded  by  Robert  Wodelarke,D.D. 
Chancellor  of  the  University,  and  Provost  of  King's  College,  for" 
a  Master  and  three  or  more  Fellows.  The  foundation  was  after- 
wards enlarged  by  the  benefactions  of  Mr  William  Basset,  Mr 
Richard  Nelson,MrRobertSympson,  Mr  John  Chester,andothers, 
but  principally  by  the  endowments  of  Mrs  Mary  Ramsden  of 
Norton  and  Fockerby  in  the  county  of  York.  The  late  Rev.  C.  W. 
Burrell,  M.A.,  also  left  a  considerable  sum  for  the  enlargement  of 
the  ecclesiastical  patronage  of  the  College.  In  1874,  Mr  Yorke, 
formerly  Skerne  Fellow,  bequeathed  a  sum  of  money  to  the 
College. 

The  Statutes,  confirmed  by  order  of  the  Queen  in  Council  May 
3,  1882,  provide  that  there  should  be  a  Master  and  six  Fellows. 

The  proceeds  of  Mr  Frankland's  foundation  are  now  added  to 
the  general  Scholarship  fund. 

The  College  at  present  consists  of  a  Master,  six  Fellows,  and 
twenty-six  Scholars. 

Of  the  twenty-six  Scholarships,  £ 

Fourteen^  founded  by  Mrs  Ramsden,  are  of  the  annual  value  of    40 
One,  founded  by  Lady  Barnadiston,is  of  the  annual  value  of    50 

One, Mr  Hobbes 50 

Two,  , MrFrankland 50 

Four,  Mr  Skerne 35 

One, Dr  Gostlin  36 

One, Mr  Spurstow  and  MrsStafford 3, 

One, Sir  John  Cleypoole  and  Mrs  Payne % 

One, Mr  Cartwright  and  Lady  Cocket 2 

The  income  of  a  fund  of  about  .£3000  in  Consols  is  also  avails 
able  for  the  purpose  of  Scholarships  and  Exhibitions.  Fronj 
these  funds  Scholarships  and  Exhibitions,  varying  in  value  froni 
£50  per  annum  to  £20,  are  annually  given  after  open  Competition 
or  at  the  College  Examination  in  June. 

The  Rev.  T.  Jarrett,  M.A.,  Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew,  left  by 
will  the  sum  of  £1000  to  found  a  scholarship  to  be  called  by  hie 
name. 

Besides  these  Scholarships,  if  there  be  a  surplus,  grants  arc 
made  to  deserving  Students  of  the  College,  if  candidates  foi 
Honours  in  any  Tripos. 


St  CATHARINE'S  COLLEGE. 


1081 


All  the  Scholarships  are  perfectly  open  to  candidates  from  any 
school  or  place  of  birth.     , 

Bishop  Sherlock  founded   the   Libiarianship,  worth  £20  per 
annum,  with  an  allowance  for  rooms.    He  also  considerably  aug- 
mented the  stipend  of  the    Master's   Sizar.    The   Bible   Clerk 
receives  his  Commons,  with  rooms  rent  free. 
ANNUAL  PRIZES. 

A  prize,  called  the  Corrie  Prize,  for  the  encouragement  of  the 
study  of  Theology,  being  the  interest  accruing  from  a  sum  of  money 
subscribed  by  certain  Graduates  of  the  College  formerly  pupils  of 
the  Rev.  Professor  Corrie,  late  President  and  Tutor. 

There  is  annually  a  Classical  and  Mathematical  examination 
of  the  Junior  Sophs  and  Freshmen  towards  the  end  of  the  Easter 
Term,  when  prizes  in  books  are  usually  adjudged  to  the  most 
proficient  in  each  year. 

Prizemen,  1913. 
Mathematics. 


Third  Year.                         Second  Year. 

First  Year. 
Foister 

Classics. 

Second  Year.               First  Year. 
—                         Harvey 

Modern  Languages. 

Second  Year. 
Mills 

History.                        Theology. 

Second  Year.                       First  Year. 
—                                      Norby 

Corrie  Prize. 

LIST 

1473  Robert  Wodelarke. 
1475  Richard  Roche. 

11479  John  Tapton. 
1487  John  Wardall. 
1506  Richard  Balderstone. 
1507  Thomas  Green. 
1529  Regrinald  Baynbngge. 
1547  Edwyn  Sandys. 
1554  Edmund  Cosin. 
559  John  Mey. 
577  Edmund  Hounde. 
598  John  Overall. 
607  John  Hills. 
626  Richard  Sibbs. 
1635  Ralph  Brownrigge. 


OF   MASTERS. 

I         1645  William  Spurstow. 
j        1650  John  Liyhtfoot. 

1675  John  Eachard. 

1697  Sir  Wm.  Dawes,  Bart. 

1714  Thomas  Sherlock. 

1719  I'homas  Crosse. 

1736  Edward  Hubbard. 

1741  Kenrick  Prescot. 

1779  Lowther  Yates. 

1799  Joseph  Procter. 

1845  Henry  Philpott. 

1861  Charles  Kirkby  Robinson. 

1909  Claude  Hermann  Walter 
Johns. 

Visitor, 
The  Crown. 


THE    PRESENT   SOCIETY. 

Master,  Rev.  Claude  Hermann  Walter  Johns,  Litt.D., 

ea;  officio  Canon  of  the  Cathedral  Church  of  Norwich, 

elected  1909. 

President.  E.  T.  S.Carr.  M.A. 

Tutors,  A.  W.  Spratt.  M.A. 

Rev.  W.  T.  Southward,  M.A.,  Mus.Bac. 

F.  M.  Rushmore,  M.A. 

46 


1082 


St  CATHAKINE'S  COLLEGE. 


Classics. 
A.  W.  Spratt,  M.A. 
W.  H.  S.  Jones,  M.A. 

Theology. 
W.  T.  Southward,  M.A. 
J.  H.  Srawley,  D.D. 

History. 
F.  M.  Rushmore,  M.A. 


Lecturers. 


Ancient  History. 
W.  H.  S.  Jones,  M.A. 

Mathematics. 
C.  Spurge,  M.A. 

Laic. 
E.  W.  Sutton,  M.A. 

W.  T.  Southward,  M.A.,  Mus.B. 


Loewe,  M.A. 
W.  G.  P.  Ellis,  M.A.,  M.D. 
G.  Morier  Hinde,  M.A. 
A.  J.  Wyatt,  M.A. 
Prof.  R.  H.  Biffen,  M.A. 
E.  W.  Sutton,  M.A. 
R.  H.  Adie,  M.A. 
L.  Alston,  M.A. 


Directors  of  Studies. 
Oriental  Languages.     H.  M.  J. 
Medical  Studies  and  Botany. 
Modern  Languages. 
English. 
Agriculture. 
Law. 
Natural  Sciences. 
Economics. 
Bursar,  E.  T.  S.  Carr,  M.A. 
Junior  Bursar,  F.  M.  Rushmore,  M.A. 
Dean,  A.  W.  Spratt,  M.A. 
Chaplain,  W.  T.  Southward,  M.A. 
Prc&lector,  F.  M.  Rushmore,  M.A. 
Steward,  A.  W.  Spratt,  M.A. 
Librarian,  ^  J.  B.  Bilderbeck,  M.A. 
Fellows . 
2 Carr,  Rev. Edwin  Trevor  Septimus,  M.A. 
Spratt,  Albert  William,  M.A. 
Southward,  Rev.  Walter  Thomas,  M.A.,  Mus.Bac. 
Rushmore,  Frederick  Margetson,  M.A. 
Jones,  William  Henry  Samuel,  M.A. 
3  Biflfen,  Rowland  Harry,  M.A. 

Honorary  Fellows.  ,. 

*  Boyd-Carpenter,  The  Right  Rev.  William,  D.D.,  formerly  Lorq 

Bishop  of  Ripon. 
s*  Browne,  The  Right  Rev.  George  Forrest,  D.D.,  Lord  Bishop 

Bristol. 
Sir  Charles  Cecil  Trevor,  M.A.,  C.B. 
*Moule,  The  Right  Rev.  Handley  Carr  Glyn,  D.D.,  Lord  Bishop 

Durham. 
^ Moore,  Norman,  M.D. 
7  Figgis,  The  Rev.  John  Neville,  Litt.D. 


1  late  Principal  and  Professor  of  English,  The 
Presidency  College,  Madras. 

2  Bell  Scholar. IHab.  *  Late  Fellow*. 
S  Professor  of  Agricultural  Botany. 

4  Hon.  D.D    Glasgow   and    Aberdeen.      Hon. 
D.C.L.  Oxford  and  Durham. 
0   Late  Secretary  to  the  Cambridge  Local  Ex- 


nininaiions  Syndicate  and  to  the  Cambrid|t( 
Univer»ity  Commission.  1877.  Disney  Profeteinl 
of  Archteology,1887.  Formerly  Bishop  of  Stef 
ney.     Hon.  D.C.L.  Durham. 

6  Late  Warden  of  St  Bartholomew's  Hospital. 

7  Lightfoot  Scholar,  laW.    Whewell  Scholar 
1891.    Prince  Consort  Prize,  1891. 


St  CATHARINE'S  COLLEGE. 


1083 


Nohlemen. 
The  Lord  Bishop  of  Bristol,  D.D. 
The  Lord  Bishop  of  Durham,  D.D. 

Fellow  Commoner. 
1  Wakefield,  The  Eight  Kev.  Henry 
Russell,    Lord    Bishop    of 
Birmingham 

D.D. 

Hill,  Rev.  James  Haralyn 
2 Pain,  Right  Rev.  Arthur  Wellesley 
8 Knight,  Right  Rev.  Henry  Joseph 
Corbett 

LL.D. 

Ginsburg,  Benedict  William 

M.D. 
*Moore,  Norman 
Ranking",  George  Spiers  Alexander 
Ellis,  William  George  Pharoe 

LitLD. 

*  Figgis,  John  Neville,  M.A. 

M.A, 

Warren,  Rev.  John  Shrapnel 

Boustead,  Warwick  Pearson 

Peers,  Rev.  William  Henry 
6 Connor,  Rev.  Vrilliam  Higgin 

Metcalfe,  George 

Shaw,  Rev.  John 

Toovey,  Rev.  William 

Johnson,  William  Blake,  &  LL.M. 

Wanstall,  Rev.  Edward  Forster 

Herbert,  Rev.  Alfred 

Knowles,  Rev.  Francis 

Patterson,  Rev,  Alexander  Hamilton 
•Morley,  Rev.  George  Bentley 

Shackle,  Robert  Walker 

Webber,  Alex.  Herbert 

Noyes,  Rev.  John  Percy 

Turner,  George 

Perry,  Rev.  William  Corbett 

Fitch,  Rev.  Henry  Walter 

Taylor,  Rev.  Thomas 

Barford,  Rev,  John  Sheldon 
'  Haines,  Charles  Reginald 

Davies,  Rev.  Arthur  David 

Stafford  Smith,  Rev.  Ernest 

Tyrer, Rev.  John  Walton 


8  Walker,  Thomas  Pearson 
Bull,  Samuel 

»Moffatt,  Herbert  Edward 
Flack,  Rev.  Francis  Walter 
Parker,  George  Roger  Wilson 
Hinde,  George  Morier 

1° Conway,  Robert  Russ 
Swinstead,  Rev.  John  Howard 
Robinson,  Rev.  Ludovic  Stewart 
Ellis,  William  George  Pharoe 
Brewer,  Frederick  William 

iiNoakes,  Ven.  Edward  Spencer 
Spurge,  Charles 
Symonds,Rev.  Septimus 
Kearney,  Elfric  Leofwin 
Harrison,  Percy  Tom 
Pegg,  Rev.  Frederick  John 
Hickman,  Hubert 

1'^  Hornby,  John 
Crabtree,  Rev.  William  Ai-thur 
Matravers,  Rev.  Herbert  Henry 
Matravers,  Rev.  Ernest  Edward 
Cheshire,  Rev.  John  Griffith 
Carr,  Rev.  Charles  Lisle 
J  ohnson  .Rev.AubreyRoth  wellHay 
Booth,  Rev.  Harold 
Lucas,  Lascelles  Atkinson 
Hollins,  Rev.  Arthur  Edward 
Bedwell,  Rev.  Frank  Last 
HelIins,Rev.  Edgar  William  James 

LL.B. 
Key,  Rev.  Samuel  Whittell 

13  Fuller,  Frank  Joseph 
Rutter.  Arthur  Lionel 
Bilderbeck,  James  Bourdillon 
Hicks,  Rev.  Francis  Edward 
Collins,  Rev.  Harry  Rawle 
Stafford,  John  Hugh,  LL.B. 
Booth,  Rev,  Horace  Fearne 
Hobson,  Rev.  Frank 

*Lay,  Charles  Johnson 
Broadhead,  Rev.  Thomas  Wright 

1^  Badger,  Ernest  Samuel  Thomas 
Higgins,  Rev.  Frank  Howard  Pearce 
Ellam,  Edward 
Bull,  Henry  Martyn 
Kyle,  Rev.  John  Latimer 

'^Sutton,  Edward  William 
Battersby,  Richard 


1  Dean  of  Norwich,  1909— ]  911. 

2  Bishop  of  Gippsland. 

8  Evan8andScholefieldPrireman,1884.  Follow 
of  Corpus  Christi  College.  Formerly  Principal 
of  Clergy  Training  School,     Bishop  of  Q ibraltar. 

4  Warden  of  St  Bartholomew's  Hospitol. 

5  LiKbtfoot  Scholar,  1890-  Whewell  Scholar, 
1891.      Prince  Consort  Prize,  1891. 

6  Hon.  Canon  of  Newcastle.  Rector  of  Newent, 
Gloucester. 

•  Late  Fellow. 

7  MattlandPriiem*D,1885,1888.  Kaye  Prize,  1889. 


Late  Master  at  XTppingham. 

8  Master  at  the  Leys  School. 

9  Members'  Latin  Essay  Prize,  1882. 

10  Second  Master  at  Weymouth  College. 

11  LL.D    Dublin.    Late  Head  Master,  Newark 
School.     Archdeacon  of  Derby. 

13  Master  at  Denntone  College. 

13  Head  Master,  Salt  School,  Shipley. 

14  Late    Head    Master,    King's   School,   Peter- 
borough. 

16  M.A.,  B.aL,  Oxford. 

46—2 


1084 


St  CATHARINE'S  COLLEGE. 


Nottingham,  Rev.  Edward  Emil 
Corfield,  Rev.Egerton 
Gedge,  Rev.  Hugh  Somerville 

1  Rivers-Smith,  Stanley 
Smith,  Alfred  John 
Stewart,  Rev. Charles  Henry  Hy  Iton 
Playne,  Rev.  Frederick  Southerden 
"Swann-Mason,  Rev.  Richard  Swann 
Herbert,  Rev.  Alfred  Bernard 
Ward,  Rev.  Harry 
Ward,  Rev.  Yeo 
■^pry,  Charles  Gordon 
Poole,  Rev.  Samuel  Joseph 
Sheane,  Rev.  William  Pakenham 

Cole 
Adams,  Rev.  Samuel  Trerice 
^Hodder,  George  William 

^Parker-Smith,  Robert 
Humphreys,  Gordon  Noel 
Bridger,     William     Reginald 

Pritchett 
Tweed,  Rev.  Edward  Martin 
Benwell,  Rev.  Henry  Frederic  de 

Courcy 
Coulton,  George  Gordon 
Jackson,  Rev.  Arthur  Ernest 

^Loewe,  Herbert  Martin  James 
Roberts,  Albert  Ernest 

^  VVidgery,  Alban  Gregory 
Gibb,  James 

Burr,  Rev.  Herbert  Frank 
Bright,  Rev.  Henry  Augustus 

M.C. 

Ellis,  William  George  Pharoe 

M.B.,  B.C. 

Ellis,  Robert 

B.A. 

fCox,  Harold  Aldwyn  Machell 
fMcGowan,  Oswald 
JMayo,  William  Charles 

Mortimore,  Rev.  Alfred  John 
%  Broadbent,  Frank 

Stokes,  Robert  John 
fCharleton,  George  Henry 

Stevens,  William  George 
iJEastwell,  Maurice  Mansfield 
:|:Mo8es,  Charles  Basil 

Robinson,  Basil  Cautley 
fHenwood,  Rev.  Arthur  Dimble 
^Purvis,  John  Stanley 


Bicknell,  Charles  Dion 
JHaseler,  Hubert  Leslie 
Morton,  Rev.  Fred 
Graham-Brown,  George  Francis 
Crisp,  Hope 

Vaizey,  Reginald  Bromley 
Jones,  David 
Mousley,  'I'homas  Harold 
Cann,  Basil  Claude 
Peters,  Marquis 
Senior,  Sam 

McMichael,  Georce  Woodham 
W^ood,  Frederick  Bower 
Rao,  Sarangu  Narasimha 
Manser,  Frank  Hosmer 
Sassoon,  David  Duke 
Williams,  John  Evans 
Jeeves,  Rev.  Frederic  William 

LL.B. 

Hellins,  Rev.  Edgar  William  James 
Stafford.  John  Hngh 

Pensioners. 

Bartlett,  Lionel 

Sandberg,  Frederick  Clifford 

Treherne,    Frederick    George 
William 

Hurst,  Frederick  George 

Karsondas,  Mansen 

Cooney,  Thomas  Babington 

Parker,  Henry  Nichols 

Howard,  George  William  Allen 

Cooney,  Ale.xander  Basil 

Hudson,  George  Harrington 

Carter,  Jesse 

Goldberg,  Stuart  Victor 

Bidgood,  George  John  Bunce 

Sard,  Harry  Samuel 

Whitham,  Albert 

Conan  Davies,  Brynmor 

Sang,  Raghu  Nath 

Jay,  Charles  Douglas 
fArrastrong,  John  Leonard 

Ashraf,  Syed  Suyeeduddin 

Baker,  Edward  Conrad 

Bell,  George  Gordon 

Bird,  Percy  Charles  Hilton 

Brown,  Lionel  Dudley 
:j:Clarke,  Robert  Barton 

Cumming,  George  Elder 

Curtis,  Samuel  Walter 


♦  liHie  or  present  Scholar*. 

T  Exhibitioners. 

1  Director  of  Education,  Zanzibar. 

H,  Second  Master,  Perse  School,  Cambridge. 


3  Stewart    of    Kannoch    Scholar.       Tyrwhitt 
Scholar.     Mason  Prize.     Hebrew  Prize.    Curator 
of  Oriental  Literature,  University  Library. 
'      4  Burney  Prize,  1910.    Burney  Studeat,  1910. 


St  CATHARINE'S  COLLEGE. 


1085 


Hodder,  Harold  George 

Knight,  Lawrence  William  Hoiton 

Latham,  Josej)h  Arthur  Victor 
fLevy,  Isaac 

Maung,  Nyun 
fMiddlebrook,  Sydney 
fMills.  Herbert 

"Morris,  Walter  Frederick 
JOkell,  William 

Pudumjee,  Nusserwanjee  Sorabjee 
fJRiley,  W  illiam  Nairn 

Robinson,  Walter  Sydney 
fRoss,  William  Stuart 

Smith,  John  Stores 

Tuck,  Charles  Herbert 

Walker,  Humphrey  Bevis  Meredith 
J  Wood,  Arthur  John 

Wormald,  Oliver  Eric 

Munshi,  Rafi&enddiii  Fariduddin 

Halford,  Reginald  Hosier 

Kendall,  William  Atkinson 

White,  Fi-ancis  Reginald 

Williams,  Walter  Stanley 

Tattersall,  Francis  Redmayne 
fCorfield,  Conrad  Lawrence 
JWolfe,  Benjamin  Thomas 
f  Howe,  Robert  George 

Woodcock,  George 
JCorbett,  Herbert  Vinant  , 

i Bates,  Henry  Stuart 

Evans,  Ivor  { 

Price,  Edward  Powell  | 

Fei-nandez,  Thomas  i 

Preddy,  Edward  Fred  Spencer  | 

Ryan,  Alexander  Charles  Thomas     j 
Kroenig  I 

Kneen,  Clement  Walter  I 

Parish,  William  Oscar  | 

Easter,  Arthur  John  Talbot 

Norby,  Robert  Harold 

Brett,  Sidney  Reed 

Dias,  Edgar  Osmund 

Ward-Price,  Leonard  Stanley 

Tall,  George  Jeffery 

Dempsey,  George 

Davies,  Algernon  Lionel 

Davison,  Gilderoy 

Gunasekara,  Victor  Roland 
.•"Harvey,  Arthur  Gordon 

Luscombe,  Bernard  Porter 

Livesey,  Richard  Edmundson 

Wilkinson,  Edward 
1-Wood,  Eric  Rawlinson 

Davies,  Dewi  Llewellyn  Erasmus     j 


Barwell,  Harry 
:[Webster,  Henry 

Desai,  Chotalal  Khooshaldas 

Foisler,  Jack 

Gill,  Kenneth  Carlyle 

McAnhur,  Ronald 

-\PNaug-ht    Davis,  James   Waldem 
Fortune 

]\Ioore,  Gillachrist 

Wakefield,  A.  H. 

Tambe,  Vaman  Gopal 

Davies,  K.  C.  J. 

Jabir,  Sekawarikar  Mohamed 

Lindsay,  George  Reginald 

Whittick,  Thomas 

Calthorpe,  Hon,  Frederick  Somerset 

Gough 
fLane,  Harold  Frederick 
j  Williams,  Howard  Glynne 
JHolIingworth,  Leonard 

Arden- Davis,  George  Hilary 
I  Bower,  Frank 
I  Hurst,  Eric  Shore 
+  Hunt,  Harold  North 
f  Blofeld,  Robert  Edgar 

Thomas,  Joshua  Owen 

Kobiich,  Geoffiey  Robert 

Stone,  Arthur  Cuthbert  Comer 

Chen,  Chang-  Miner 

Oakshott,  Gilbert  John 

Mitchell,  William  Guthrie 

Hegazi,  Hussein 

Glover,  Reginald  Cecil 

Evans,  Lyonel  George 

Oeuchar,  Seafield 

Deshmukh,  Ramrao  Madhaorao 

CockelljBransby  VTilliam 

Carter,  Bertram 

Bruce,  Arthur  Atkinson 

Ashton,  Edwin  George 

Abdullah,  Key  ad  Kotb 

Islam,  Badrul 
4  Bragg,  William  Henry 

Philpot,  Frederick  G. 

Lewis,  Clement 

Lloyd,  Richard  Thomas 

Sellers,  Robert  Victor 

Hughes,  Harold 

Stearn,  George  Fletcher 

Jagenberg,  Leonhard  Hubert 

Stevenson,  William  Francis  Jamesr 
Felix 

Bartlett,  Alfred  Gordon 

Smart,  Wellim  EUis 


Exhibitioners. 


1086 


ST  CATHARINE'S  COLLEGE 


PATRONAGE. 


Counties. 

Benefices, 

Inst. 

Camb 

Colon,  R.  and  V. 

1913 

Little  Shelford,  R. 
Marnhull,  R. 

1893 

Dorset... 

1907 

Gloucester 

Newent,  V. 

1906 

Essex 

Rid^ewell,  V. 

1891 

Norfolk. 

Gimingham,  R. 

1892 

Trunch,  R. 

1910 

Incumbents. 
VV.A.Crabtiee.M.A. 
E.T.  S.Carr,  M.A. 
E.W.J.Hellins,M.A. 
VV.  H.  Connor,  M.A. 
R.  Si  Leger,  M.A. 
F.  Knowles,  M.A. 
J.  G.  Cheshire,  M.A. 


B.A. 
1889 
1862 

1897 
1863 
1869 
1874 

1874 


f 


JESUS    COLLEGE. 

(Founded  1496.) 
This  College  was  founded  in  1496  by  John  Alcock,  Bishop  of 
Ely.  According  to  the  Statutes  of  1882  the  College  consists  of  a 
Master,  sixteen  Fellows  and  twenty  Scholars  at  the  least.  Of 
the  Fellowships  one  is  a  Professorial  Fellowship  ;  to  one  any  person 
may  be  elected  who  is  eminent  for  science  or  learning  whether 
a  member  of  the  University  or  not ;  the  remainder  are  open  to 
graduates  of  Cambridge  or  Oxford.  Fellowships  are  vacated 
after  a  tenure  of  six  years  at  the  most ;  but  the  years  during  which 
a  Fellow  has  held  any  of  the  offices  of  Bursar,  Dean,  Tutor,  As- 
sistant Tutor  or  Lecturer,  provided  he  shall  have  served  for  five 
years,  are  not  reckoned  in  the  years  of  his  tenure  of  a  Fellowship. 
A  Fellow  who  is  appointed  to  a  Professorship  or  Readership 
in  the  University  holds  his  Fellowship  as  long  as  he  holds  a  Pro- 
fessorship or  Readership. 

FOUNDATION  AND  OTHER  SCHOLARSHIPS. 

Under  the  present  Statutes,  in  addition  to  the  emoluments 
derived  from  various  merged  foundations,  ten  per  centum  of  the 
annual  income  of  the  College  is  devoted  to  the  maintenance  of 
Foundation  Scholarships.  The  Master  and  Fellows  determine 
the  proportions  in  which  the  Scholarship  Fund  is  distributed 
among  the  Scholars.  Scholarships  may,  by  permission  of  the 
Master  and  Fellows,  be  retained  until  the  end  of  the  12th  term 
from  commencing  residence,  or,  provided  the  Scholar  continue  to 
reside,  until  he  is  of  standing  to  take  the  degree  of  M.A. 

There  are  also  the  following  Scholarships  : 

Scholarships  varying  in  number,  and  in  value  from  ,£80  to  £40, 
founded  by  Tobias  Rustat,  Esq.,  appropriated  to  the  sons  of 
clergymen  of  the  Church  of  England,  preference  being  given 
ceteris  paribus  to  those  who  are  orphans.  The  Scholars  on  this 
foundation  are  elected  by  the  Master  and  Fellows  in  the  same 
manner  as  Foundation  Scholars. 

One  Scholarship  of  £13,  founded  by  Dr  Edmund  Tew,  appro- 
priated in  a  similar  manner  to  the  Rustat  Scholarships. 

One  Scholarship  of  £82,  founded  by  the  Rev.  Robert  Marsden, 
tenable  by  the  son  of  a  living  clergyman  of  the  Church  of  England. 

One  Scholarship  of  ^32.  10^.  or  two  of  £16.  5s.  each,  founded 
by  Dr  Gatford,  open  to  clergymen's  orphans  and  tenable  from 
the  degree  of  B.A.  to  that  of  M.A. 

One  Scholarship  of  about  £70,  or  two  together  of  the  same 
value,  founded  in  memory  of  the  Rev.  J.  S.  Lillistone,  formerly 
Fellow,  tenable  by  sons  of  clergymen  of  the  Church  of  England. 

One  Scholarship  of  £60  or  two  of  £30,  founded  by  the  Rev. 
John  Somervile,  appropriated  to  students  educated  at  Lough- 
borough School. 


1088  JESUS   COLLEGE. 

Two  or  more  Scholarships,  founded  in  memory  of  Lady  Kay. 
These  Scholarships  vary  in  vahie  from  X40  to  i'6(),'^and  are  tenable 
for  three  years  or  any  shorter  period  at  the  discretion  of  the 
Master  and  Fellows.  The  election  is  made  at  the  beginning  of 
the  Michaelmas  term  in  every  year.  These  Scholarships  are  open 
to  any  student  of  the  University  who  has  obtained  a  first  or 
second  class  in  any  Tripos  and  who  declares  his  intention  of 
seeking  Holy  Orders  in  the  Church  of  England.  Scholars,  if  not 
already  members  of  Jesus  College,  must  place  their  names  on  the 
Boards  and  become  resident  members  of  the  College.  They  are 
required  to  study  for  the  first  or  second  part  of  the  Theological 
Tripos  or  to  apply  themselves  to  such  other  Theological  study  as 
the  electors  approve. 

The  Foundation  Scholarships  may  be  held  with  any  other. 
ENTRANCE  SCHOLARSHIPS  AND  EXHIBITIONS. 

Scholarships  and  Exhibitions  for  proficiency  in  Classics,  Mathe- 
matics, History  and  Natural  Science  are  given  by  examination  in 
December  to  Candidates  who  intend  commencing  residence  in  the 
following  October.  These  may  not  exceed  X80  in  value,  and 
Candidates  must  be  under  nineteen  years  of  age  on  the  first  day 
of  October  next  preceding  the  date  of  examination.  Rustat 
Scholarships  are  also  given  by  examination  at  the  same  time  and 
under  the  same  conditions. 

PRIZES   AND   REWARDS. 

There  is  an  annual  examination  in  the  Easter  Term,  when 
prizes  of  books  are  given  to  the  best  proficient  in  the  several 
subjects  of  the  Tripos  Examinations. 

Prizes  of  books,  each  of  the  value  of  ^3.  3^.,  are  given  each 
year  for  the  best  Essay  on  {a)  a  subject  of  History  or  Literature, 
(6)  a  subject  of  Classical  History,  Literature  or  Antiquities. 

A  prize  of  about  £3  for  the  study  of  Theology,  was  established 
in  1887  by  friends  of  Dr  Corrie,  formerly  Master  of  the  College. 

The  Rev.  Frederick  Keller,  formerly  Fellow,  left  ,£15  or 
thereabouts,  to  be  given  each  year  to  one  or  more  deserving 
scholars  who  take  their  B.A.  degree  in  that  year. 

The  Rev.  Edward  Otter,  formerly  Fellow,  gave  the  dividend  of  one 
year's  Fellowship,  which,  increased  by  the  College,  forms  a  Divinity 
and  Hebrew  prize  of  about  £16,  open  every  two  years  to  Bachelor!". 

The  Eliot  Prize,  established  in  memory  of  John  Eliot,  'Apostle 
to  the  Indians,'  formerly  a  member  of  Jesus  College,  by  his 
descendants  and  others  in  the  United  States  of  America,  is 
open  for  competition  in  alternate  years  with  the  Otter  Prize, 
its  value  and  the  conditions  of  examination  being  the  same. 

The  Frank  Allhusen  Prize  of  about  £25,  for  the  promotion  of  'j 
study  and  research  in  Natural  Science,  especially  in  Chemistry 
and  allied  subjects,  is  offered  at  intervals  of  three  years.     Can- 
didates must  have  taken  honours  in  Part  1  or    Part  2   of  the 
Natural  Science  Tripos.     The  next  award  will  be  in  1914. 

Two  or  more  Brereton  Prizes,  established  by  R.  P.  Brereton, 
Esq.,  formerly  scholar  of  the  College,  each  of  £5,  are  given  each 
year  for  compositions  in  Latin  Verse  and  Greek  Verse. 


JESUS  COLLEGE.  1089^ 

The  Rev.  Dr  H.  A.  Morgan,  formerly  Master,  left  by  his  will 
i;iOO  to  establish  a  prize  for  an  English  composition  on  a  literary 
subject. 

Prizemen,  1913. 

Mathematics:  Srd  year,  C.  E.  Jones:  2nd  year,  Vincent,  Hand's  " 
Freshmen,  Akhurst,  Myddelton. 

Classics :  3rd  year,  Guy,  HardAvick,  Taylor :  2nd  year,  Aldous :  Freshmen, , 
Hamilton,  Murray. 

Natural  Sciences:  drd  year,  M'^Ilroy. 
•    Theology:  i^..4.,  Burnaby  :  F/-eA'//mcM,  Baynbam,  Butler. 

History :  Freshmen,  Manning. 

Modern  and  Medieval  Languayes :  Srd  year.  Axon. 

Keller  Prizes  :  Ds  Laistner,  Ds  Buvnaby. 

Eliot  Prize:  Ds  Sbenton. 

Corrie  Prize  :  Ds  Burnaby. 

Brereton  Prizes:  Latin,  Hard  wick:  Greek,  Hardwick. 

English  Essay  :  Ds  Eady. 

Gratuity,  £20 :  Aron. 

LIST  OF  MASTERS. 

1497  William  Chubbes.  1650  .Tohn  Worthingtou. 

1506  John  Eccleston.  :         1660  Richard  Sterne. 

1515  Thomas  Alcock.  I         1660  John  Pearson. 

1516  William  Capon.  !  1662  Joseph  Beaumont. 
1546  John  Reslun.  1663  Edmund  Boldero. 
1551  Edmund  Pierpoint.  1679  Humphrey  Gower. 
1553  John  Fuller.                                 1679  William  Say  well. 

1559  'J'homas  Redman.  1701  CharlesAshton. 

1560  Edward  Gascoyne.  i         1752  Philip  Yonge. 
1562  John  Lakin.  1758  Lynford  Caryl. 


1563  Thomas  Ithell. 
1579  John  Bell. 
1590  John  Duport. 
1618  Rojrer  Andrewes. 
1632  W^illiam  Beale. 


1781  Richard  Beadon. 
1789  William  Pearce. 
1820  William  French. 
1849  George  Elwes  Corrie. 
1885  Henry  Arthur  Morgan. 


1634  Richard  Sterne.  1         1912  Abthur  Gray. 

1644  Thomas  Young. 


Visitor,  The  Lord  Bishop  of  Ely. 

THE   PRESENT   SOCIETY. 

Maater,  Arthur  Gray,  M.A. 

Tutors. 

W.  Welsh,  M.A. 

E.  Abbott,  M.A. 

Assistant  Tutors. 

Rev.  F.  J.  Foakes-Jackson,  D.D. 

W.  L.  H.  Duckworth,  M.D.,  Sc.D. 

C.  A.  Elliott,  M.A. 

Lecturers. 
Classics^  The  Master. 

E.  Abbott,  M.A. 
W.  H.  Duke,  M.A. 

H.  H.  Goodwin,  M.A. 
J.  C.  Watt,  M.A. 
W.  AVelsh,  M.A. 

46—5 


1090  JESUS  COLLEGE. 

Lecturers — continued. 
Theology,  Rev.  F.  J.  Foakes-Jackson,  D.D. 
Natural  Sciences,  W.  L.  H.  Duckworth,  M.D.,  Sc.l> 
History  and  Economics,  C.  A.  Elliott.  M.A. 

Rev.  H.  E.  Wyiin,  B.A. 
Directors  of  Studies. 
Law,  W.  R.  Rendell,  M.A. 
History,  C.  A.  Elliott,  M.A. 
Natural  Sciences,  W.  L.  H.  Duckworth,  M.D.,  Sc.D. 
Modern  and  Medieval  Languages,  E.  G.  W.  Braunholtz,  M.A. 

A.  J.  Wyatt,  M.A. 
Supervisor  in  Chemistry  and  Physics,  W.  H.  Mills,  M.A. 
Supervisor  in  Mechanical  Science,  J.  W.  Landon,  M.A. 
Supervisor  in  Economics,  C.  R.  Fay,  M.A. 
Dean,  Rev.  F.  J.  Foakes-Jackson,  D.D. 
Bursar,  J.  H.  H.  Goodwin,  M.A. 
.     Steward,  W.  L.  H.  Duckworth,  M.D.,  Sc.D. 
Preelector,J.  C.  Watt,  M.A. 
Librarian,  W.  H.  Duke,  M.A. 
Rustat  Bursar,  J.  H.  H.  Goodwin,  M.A. 
Chaplain,  Rev.  H.  E.  Wynn,  B.A. 

Fellows. 

^Goodwin,  John  Henry  Herbert,  M.A. 
Watt.  John  Campbell,  M.A. 
2Welsh,  William,  M.A. 
'^  Foakes-Jackson,  Rev.  Frederick  John,  D.D. 
^Abbott,  Edwin,  M.A. 

"Duckworth,  Wynfrid  Laurence  Henry,  M.D.,  Sc.D. 
6 Duke^  William  Holden,  M.A. 
''Cockerell,  Sydney  Carlyle,  M.A. 
Elliott,  Claud  Aurelius,  M.A. 
^Morris,  Geoffrey  Grant,  B.A. 
» Mills,  William  Hobson,  M.A. 
i^Quiller-Couch,  Sir  Arthur  Thomas,  M.A. 
"Tillyard,  Eustace  Mandeville  Wetenhall,  B.A. 

Honorary  Fellows. 
*  Fisher,  Rev.  Osmond,  M.A.,  F.G.S. 
i2*Mason,  Rev.  Arthur  James,  D.D. 
i3*Inge,  Very  Rev.  AVilliam  Ralph,  D.D. 
Whibley,  Charles,  M.A. 


*  Late  Fellow.  |      8  Browne   Medal,  1908  and  1909.     Winchester 

1  Bell  Scholar,  1878.  Reading  Prize,  1910.    Oldham  Classical  Scholar, 

2  Sinith'»PriiemBn,1883.  ■  !  1911. 

3  Jeremie  Prize,  1877.  Crosae  Scholar,  1879.  :  9  Demonstrator  to  the  Jacksonian  Professor. 
Scbolefield  Prize, 1879.  Lightfoot  Scholar,  1880.  10  King  Edward  Til.  Professor  of  English  liter* 
Hon.  Canon  of  Peterborough.     Hulsean  Lecturer,  i  ture. 

1902.  11  Craven  Student,  1912 

4  Bell  Scholar,  1887.  Browne  Scholar,1889.  Chan-      12  Late  Master  of  Pembroke  College,  Canon  of 
cellor's  Medallist,  1890.  Canterbury,  formerly  Lady  Margaret  Professor 

5  University  Lecturerin  Physical  Anthropology,     of  Divinity. 
Demonstrator    in    Human    Anatomy.      Horton-       13  Dean  of  St  Paul's.      Late  Fellow  of  King'i 
Smith  Prize,  1905.  College.    Late  Fellow  of  Hertford  College,  Oxon. 

6  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar,  1907.  Craven  Formerly  Lady  Margaret  Professor.  Hon.  D.D. 
Student,  1909.  !  Aberdeen. 

7  Director  of  the  Fitzwilliam  Museum.  I 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


1091 


Foundation  Scholars. 
Parker,  Horace  Victor,  B.A. 
M^Ilroy,  Howard  Douglas,  B.A. 
Vincent,  Harold  Graham 
Bradley,  Geoffrey  Montagu 
Hands,  William  Joseph  George 
Maiining,  Bernard  Lord 
Myddelton,  Edward  Geoffrey 
Akhurst,  Algernon  Frederic 
Wait,  Roland  James 
Hoyte,  William  Norman 
Oliver,  Helenus  Charles 
Shurlock,  Arthur  George 
Briggs,  Dennis  Brook 

Rustat  Scholars. 

Taylor,  Wilfrid  Eeynell,  B.A. 
Aldous,  Alan  Edward 
Webster,  George  Godfrey 
Loveband,  Guy  Yerburgh 
Tyndale-Biseoe,  Harold L'Estrange 
1  Hamilton,  Noel  Crawford 


Crookham,  Hugh  Anthony  Rupert 
Turner,  Harold  Francis  Alma 
Hodgson,  Elliott  John 
Eudd,  Kenneth  Sutherland 

Marsden  Scholar. 
Breed,  Frank  Gordon 

Lady  Kay  Scholars 
Salmon,  Harold  Bryant,  B.A. 
Moffitt,  Ja;mes  Prior 

Gatford  Scholar. 
Burnaby,  Hugh,  B.A.  ' 

Lillistone  Scholar. 
Mui-ray,  Robert  Leslie 

Tew  Scholar. 
Salmon,  Harold  Bryant,  B.A. 

Loughborough  Scholar. 
Moss,  Frederick  Walter 


D.D. 

Dixon,  Rev.  Thomas 
2 Robinson,  Rev.  Arthur  William 
3  Chadwick,  Rev.  William  Edward 

*  Oesterley,  Rev.  William  Oscar  Emil 
5  Williams,  Rev.  Arthur  Lukyn 

LL.D. 

Chester,  Henry  Morris 

Wilsoa- Bark  worth,  Arthur  Bromby 

Briggs,  William 

Litt.D. 

•  Fennell ,  Charles  Augustus  Maude 
6*  Johns,    Rev.   Claude  Hermann 

Walter 

M.D. 
"^^Adami,  John  George 
Nicholson,   Gilbert   William  de 

Poulton 
Palmer,  Frederick  William  Morton, 

&  M.A. 
Palmer,    Albert    Sydney    Morton, 

&M.A. 
Scales,  Francis  Shillington 


B.D, 

^  Crafer,  Rev.  Thomas  Wilfred  1907 

^  Fulford,  Rev.  Francis  Woodbury      1912 

M.A. 

Bailey,  Rev .  James  Sand  ford 
Stockdale,  Henry  Minshull 
Le  Gros,  Gervaise 
Shipley,  Orby 

Perowne,  William  Frederick 
Grace,  Rev.  Oliver  James 
Salter,  David  Mede 
Thompson ,  Archibald 
lo'Oakeley,  Sir  Henry  Evelyn 

11  Pennethorne, Rev. Gregory  Walton  {ggg 
Roberts,  Rev.  Josias  Pepys 

12  Nisbet,  Rev.  Matthew  Alexander 
Walters,  Rev.  John  Vodin  ^353 
Potter,  Charles  Robert 

^^Orr,  James 

"VIoncrief,  Rev.  Archibald 

Hadow,  Rev.  George  Randolph 
"Jackson,  Rev.  Percival  1371 

Gillett,  Robert  Howard 


1848 

1855 
1858 

1859 

1861 
1862 


1870 


•  Late  FeUow*. 

1  Bell  Scholar,  1913. 

2  Carua  Prizeman,  1877.    Examining  Chaplain 
I  the  Bishop  of  London. 

8  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1909. 

4  Examining  Chaplain  to  the  Bishop  of  London. 

5  Caru«Pria«.l873.  Hebrew  Priae,  187».  Sciiole- 
'fleld  Prize,  1875.  Evans  Prize,  1875.  Le  Bas 
jPrlze,  1875.  Cro8.e  Scholar.  187*.  Tyrwhitt 
Scholar,  1870  ■  Fry  Scholar  (8t  John'*),  1876.   Late 

Principal  of  MooreTheolo(?ic«lCoIle)fe, Sydney, 
Kew  South  Wale».  Examining  Chaplain  to  the 
Bishop  of  Durham. 


6  Master  of  St  Catharine's. 

7  John  Lucas  Walker  Student,  1890.    Professor 
of  Pathology,  McGill  University,  Montreal. 

8  Carus  Prize,  1894. 

9  Jeromie  Prize,  1904. 

10  Late  H.M.  inspector  of  Training  Colleges  for 
School  Masters, 
n  Prebendary  of  Chichester. 

12  Hon.  Canon  of  Canterbury. 

13  King's  Counsel.    County  Court  Judge,  County 
Down.  16  Prebendary  of  Lichfield. 

14  Prebendary  of  Exeter. 


1092 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


1872  Langton,  Walter 

1873  Chevailier,  Aug-ustus  John 

^  A-tkinson,  llev.  Henry  Sadgrove 

1874  Banks,  Edwin  Hodge 
■^•Francis,  Augustus  Lawrence 

Barber,  Robert 
Rock liffe,  William  Craven 
Miller,  James  Charles 
1875*  Aldous,  Rev.  John  ClementPrim- 
rose 
Thompson,  Rev.  Joseph  Hugill 
Williams,  Charles  Stanley 
Jackson,  Rev.  Robert 
Lamb,  Rev.  Joseph  Chatto 
M'Cleverty,  Rev.  Robert 
Leventhorpe,  Rooper 
Burrows,  Rev.  John  Nelson 
Worlledge,  Edward  William 
Swallow,  Rev.  James  Edward 

1876  Pitts,  Bernard,  M.B.&  M.C. 
^Jennines,  Rev.  Arthur  Charles 

Wilmott ,  Rev.  Edward  William 

1877  Taylor,  Thomas 
Salmon,  Rev.  Frank 

*  Nairne,  Rev.  John  Domett 
Hemsworth,  Rev.  Benjamin 
Francis,  Peregrine  Charles  Cotton 
Lushington,  Rev.  Thomas  Godfrey 
Law 

1878  Flood,  Rev.  Luke  Robert 

De  Vine,  Rev.  Wilson  Thomas 
Vidler,  Rev.  Arthur  Coleman 

1879  Coleman,  Rev.  George  Worsley 
Williams,  Frederick  Vernon 
Browne,  Rev.    Robert    Melville 

Gore 
Straker,  Charles  Edward 
Blake,  William  Heitland 
■Seaton,  Robert  Cooper 

1880  Salmon,  Rev.  Edward  Murray 
Jones,  Rev.  Edward  Herbert 

^  Compton,  Rev.  William  Cookworthy 
James,  Alfred  Edward 

1881  New,  Rev.  James  Marr 
Barnes,  Edmund  Wilson 
Philpott,  Rev.  Octavius 


Blythe,  William  Henry  li 

Churchill,  Rev.  William  Henry        1{| 
*^ Crump,  Ven.  John  Herbert 

Cann,  George  Dunning,  &  LL.M. 

Hodgkin,  Howard 

Johnstone,  Vanden  Bempde 

Wilkinson,  Rev.  William  Henry      li 

Hill,  Arthur  George,  F.S.A. 

Brancker,  Rev.  Peter  Whitfield 

Donkin,  Rev.  Arthur 

Cother,  Rev.  Philip  Loder 

Jacomb, Thomas  Pearce 

Walker,  Rev.  Wilfrid  Charles 

Fassnidge,  Edward  James  Sydney 

Gurdon,  Charles  It 

Hemsworth, Rev.  William  Barke 

Bowles,  Henry  Ferryman 

Hockin,  Thomas  Edmund 

Daun,  William  Henry 

Atkin,  Peter  Wilson,  &  LL.M. 

Fisher,  Rev.  Osmond  Philip 

Jones,  Llewellyn  Rhys 

Cocks,  Rev.  Frank  Robert 

Evans,  Rev.  Arthur  Cornwallis       11 

Harrison,  Rev.  George  Reginald 

Sutton,  Rev.  Frederick  Olinthus     1} 

Sherard,  Rev.  Clement  Edward 
7*Nairne,  Rev.  Alexander  1( 

Gelderd-Somerville.  Frederick 

St  Amory,  Carl  Milberg 

Straker,  Frederick 

Stockdale,  Henry  MinshuU 

Wailes-Fairbairn   William 
^Layngr,  Rev.  Thomas 

Stockdale,  Rev.  Robert  William 
9  Lance,  Rev.  Edwin  Mildred 

Tottenham,  Loftus  Dacre 

Cob  bold,  William  Neville 

Sykes,  Rev.  Henry 

Hardcastle,  Thomas  Augustus 

Straker,  Henry 

Bowles,  Edward  Augustus 

Everard,  Rev.  Arundel  Nugent 

Barton,  Chantler  Woods 

Charrington ,  Henry 

Fairhurst,  James  Ashton 


»  late  Fellows. 

1  Prebendary  of  York. 

2  Head  Master  of  BlundpH'oSchool,  Tiverton. 

3  Carii«  Prizeman, 1B69.  EKtraTyrwhitt  Prize, 
1872.  Caru«  Bachelor*'  Prixc.  1872.  Jeremie 
S«>p!ua(;int  Prize,  1872.  Cro»«e  Scholarship,  1872. 
tTniT»r«itv  Hebrew  Prize,  1873.  Kvans  Pri«c  ,1873. 
«pholpfleld  Prize. 1873. TvrwhittScholaruhlp, 1873. 
Fry  ^rholnrshipfSHohn'. 1,1878. 

4  Hon. Canon  of  St  Albans. 


5  Members'  Prizeman.  1876. 

6  Prebendary  of  Lichfield  and  Archdeacon  of 
Stoke-on-Trent. 

7  .lerpmie  Prize,  1885.  Carus  B.A.  Prize,  18Sf>. 
CroBse  Scholar,  1S86.  Examining  Chaplain  to 
the  Bishop  of  St  Albans.  Professor  of  Hebrew 
and  Old  Testament  Bxegesis,  King's  College, 
London. 

8  Mend  Master  of  Abingdon  Grammar  School. 
y  Prebendary  of  Wells. 


JESUS   COLLEGE. 


1093 


2  Jack«on,  John  Carter 

3  Chitty,  Rev.  Walter  Henry 
^  Pryce-Jones,  Edward 

Danjrar,  Dudley  Ilicit 
Clark,  Edward  I  aprell 
Hilleary,  George  Edward 
4 2Rendell,  William  Reginald 
Rickman,  John  Thornton 
Savill,  Rev.  Leonard 
5   De  Lisle,  Bernard  Charles  March 
Phillips 
^Muller,  Oswald  Valdemar 

Harrison,  Cholmondeley,  &  LL.B. 
*Levine,  Abraham 
*Walley,  John  Thomas 
a  Beckett,  William   Gilbert, 

^LL.M. 
Bindloss,  William 
7   Jones,  Evan  Lewis 

Pinckard,  George  Henry 
*  David,  Rev.  Frederick  Charles 
Neill,  Robert  Greive 
Lonfrhurst,Rev.  Edward  Salter 
3   Coates,  Thomas 
^Sangsier.Rev.  Frank  Harold 
Gottwaltz,  Rev.  Henry  Blencowe 
Marsden-Smedley ,  Arthur  Stanle) 
ChristofF,  Ventchan  Velieo 
Gibson,  Rev.  James  Bertie 
Leigh-Smith,  Lionel 
Boughton- Leigh,  Percy  Wilfred 
3    Feetham,  Rev.  William  Crawley 
3^ Gray,  Rev.  Horace 

1  Green,  Frederick  W^iliiam 
Cockerton,  Joseph  Steward 

''^Siddous,  Arthur  Warry 

2  Milne,  Robert  Moir 

Ford,  Rev.  Edward  Baunton 
^Exton,  George  Francis 
"•^Gaskoin,  Charles  Jacinth  Bellairs 

Sedgwick,  John  Stephen,  &  LL.M. 

Edmonds,  John  Maxwell 

3  Flood.  Rev.  John  Cyril 

4  Lockton,  Rev.  William 

6  *Hughes,  William  Ravenscroft. 
Stebbing,  Rev.  Charles  Ferdinand 
Coplestone,  William  Drake 
Duchesne,  Alfred 


•  Late  FeUow. 

1  M.P.  Montgomery  District. 

2  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 

3  Professor  of  Hiitory  and  Political  Econoniy, 
£lpbinstone  College,  Bombay. 

4  Assistant  Master  at  Winchester  College. 
6  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  1896. 

6  Headmast^-r  of  Warrington  Grammar  School. 

7  Assistant  Master  at  Harrow  School. 

8  Bell  Scholar,  lg9C.    Assistant  Master  at  Chel- 
tenham College.  9  Hulsean  Prize,  1900. 

10  Carus  Prize  (Bachelors),  1903,  Jeremie  Prize, 
1.903. 

11  Carui  Prize  (Undergraduates),  1900,  Jeremie 


i^*Clarke,  Rev.  William  Kemp  Low- 1906 

ther 
ii*Wood,  Herbert  George 

Beasley,  William  Charles  1907 

Gardiner,  Rev.  Allan  Frederick 

Picken,  David  Kennedy  1908 

Dore,  Alan  Sidney  Whitehorn 

Walker,  Rev.  Frederick  George 
'2  *Farrell,  Wilfred  Jerome 
^^  Priestley,  Henry  Janjes  1909 

Durrad,  Rev.  Walter  John 

Wilson-Barkworth,  Kenneth  Arthur 

Williams,  Rev.  Arthur  Oswald 
^^Bouquet,  Rev.  Alan  Coates  1910 

^^  Walker,  Rev.  Joseph  Gordon 

Cox,  Harold  1911 

Jennings,  Arthur  Richard 

Waterall,  Leonard  Saxton 
^6  Barnard,  Rev,  John  Douglas 

Hoskyns,  Rev.  Edwyn  Clement 
^■^  Smith,  Rev.  Bertram  Tom  Dean 

Clayden,  Henry  King  1912 

Boden,  John  Francis  Worsley 

MacKinnon,  Rev.  Kenneth 
i^Eascn,  Alec  Birks 
1^  *Livens,  George  Henry  1913 

Peters,  Rev.  Thomas  Edward 

Banister,  Rev.  Howard 

LL.M. 


Straker,  Joseph 

1887 

Smith,  Algernon  Jason 

1890 

Lees,  Leonard 

20  Wild,  Ernest  Edward 

1696 

21  Spalding,  Percy  John 

1903 

Thornton,  Percy  Melville 

1909 

M.B. 

Wingate,  AVilliam  Warburton 

B.A. 

(Present  Scholars  are  not  included  in  this  list, 
see  p.  1091.) 

Whittaker,  John  Dronsfield 
Corbett,  Edward  Montague 
Smith,  Arthur  Forrester 
Hartley ,  Bernard  Charles 


1894 


1887 
1892 
1903 
1904 


Prize,    1902,    Crosse    Scholar,    1903,    Lightfoot 
Scholar,  1904. 

12  Assistant  Master  at  Haileybury. 

13  Professor    of   Mathematics,    Krisbane    Uni- 
versity. 14  Winchester  Reading  Prize,  1907, 

15  Burney  Student,  1909.    Burney  Prize,  1910. 

16  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar,  1906.    Bro>«ne'i 
Medallist,  1907. 

17  George  Williams  Prize,  1910. 

18  Winbolt  Prize,  1910. 

19  Smith's  Prize,  1911. 

20  Winchester   Reading     Prize,    1690.     King's 
Counsel. 

21  Whewell  Scholarship,  1900. 


1094 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


1904  Flood,  Charles  Bertram 
Habgood,  Arthur  Henrv,  &  M.B., 

B.C. 

1905  Cox,  Clement  Harlow 
Sanderson,  William  John,  &  LL.B. 

1906  Fitch,  Eev.  Charles  Harold 
Dyson,  Ernest  Andrews 

1  Neville,  Arthur  William,  &  LL.B. 
Storrs,  Bernard  St  John 

1907  Stoddard,  John  Wilkie 
Thorne,  Frederick  John 
Roy,  Malcolm  Hughes  Trevor 
Rowsell,  Rev.  John  Bishop 
Goodall,  Edward  Basil  Herbert 

1908  Goodwin,  Harold  James 
Lee,  Robert  Stephen  Norris 
Walker,  Herbert 
Verdon,  Philip 

1909  Sharpe,  Rev.  Edgar 
Jackson,  Donald  Fisher 
Warren,  Leslie  Alec 

2  Gardner- Smith,  Rev.  Percival 
Creyke,  Edmund  Ralph 
Norrish,  John  Comins 

1910  Bell,  Howard  Alexander 
Goodwin,Henry  Arthur  Christopher 
Ciegg-,  Marcus  Thomas 

Pedley,  Charles  Franklin 
Pain,  Rev.  William 
Wood,  Frederick  Gordon 
Starling,  Edwin  Cyril  Widmerpoole 

3  Wynn,  Rev.  Harold  Edward 
Kirkpatrick,  Rev.  Herbert  Francis 
Batty,  William  Reginald 

1911  Cronk,  Herbert  Leslie 
Bradley,  Edwin  John 
Kenwortby  Browne,  Bernard  Evelyn 
Holloway,  Bernard  Henry 
Grille,  Frederick  Louis 
Hawkins,  Osmond  Crutchley 
Holm  an,  Alwyn  Has  well 

Wood,  James 

Phillips,  George  Alick  Woodroffe 

Roberts,  Arthur  Hallam 
^  Jones,  Harold  Spencer 
^  Gray.  Austin  Kayingham 
.  Wadsworth,  Sidney 
1912^Laistner.  Max  Ludwig  Wolfram 

Davies,  Cyril  Edward  Hughes 

Stafford,  George  Brabazon 

Holloway,  Norman  James 

Morgan,  Telford  David 


Pattinson,  Lawrence  Arthur 
Coy,  John  Christopher 
Marnham,  Arthur  Ewart 
Corfleld,  Bernard  Conyngham 
Nicholas,  Frederick  Parry 
^  King,  William  Bernard  Robinson 
^Peacock,  Rev.  Wilfrid  Morgan 
Sheuton,  John  Snelson 
Kutnow,  Henry  Sigismund 
Harris,  William  Stuart  Twelves 
Stroyan,  John  Robert  Anderson 
Jones,  Cyi-il  Edgar 
Hardwick,  Frank 
Maitland,  John  Dalrymple 
Aron,  Eustace  Mars 
Kitching,  Alfred  Everley 
Spicer,  Henry  Wallis 
Card,  Frederick  William  Farmer 
Mason,  Kenneth  Ralph 
Thompson,  John  Percival 
Straker,  Guy  Herbert 
Evers,  Bertram  Saxellye 
Smith,  Francis  Barry 
Holmes,  Jasper  Cyril 
Holman,  Paul 
Leale,  John 

Eyton-Jones,  Hugh  Arthur 
Vick,  Godfrey  Russell,  *  LL.B. 
Lloyd,  Humphrey  Willis  Chetwode 
Lauder,  John  Currie 
Moore,  John 

Truell,  William  Henry  Stuart 
Mortlock,  Charles  Bernard 
Catteil,  Thomas  Edward 

Pe7isio7iers. 

[Scholars  are  not  included  in  this  liat.see  p.  l\'.<. 

Fairbairn,  George  Eric 
Owen,  Thomas 
iMilburn,  Booker 
Walker,  Archibald  Edward  John 
Lloyd-Barrow,  Reginald  Awbrey 
Betteridge,  John  Edward  Henry 
Mann,  Robert  Lamplough 
Bracecamp,  Frank  William 
Brown,  George  Leonard 
Muir-Mackenzie,  Robert  Cecil 
Addy,  Roland 
Straker,  Lawrence  Seton 
I'isher,  George  Annesley 


1  Lightfoot  Scholar,  1905. 

2  Crosse  Scholar,  1909. 

3  Evans  Prize,  1911, 

4  Isaac  Newton  Student,  1912.    Smith's  Prize, 
1913.    Chief  Assistant  at  the  Royal  Observatory, 


Greenwich. 

5  Members'  Prize,  1909. 

6  Craven  Student,  1912. 

7  Harkness  Scholar,  I&IS. 

8  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar,  1910. 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


1095 


Eutlierford,  Godfrey  Laird 

Wood,  Frankliu  Garrett 

Wakefield,  William  Vivian 

Tomlin,  Charles  Geoffrey 

Watson,  John  Alexander 

Sansinena,  Alfredo  Gaston 

Furze,  Claude 

Stansfeld,  Cecil  Alfred 

Brown,  Harold  Ethelwald 

Betteridge,  Cyril  Deane 

Boy  ton,  Henry  James 

Brochner,  Theodor  Carl  Craven 

Das,  Dwarka 

Musson,  Thomas  Meadows  Barrow 

Parmenter,  Godwyn  Edward  Piper 

Kidley,  Lancelot  Edwin 

Smythe,  David 

Wolryche-Whitmore,  Philip 
Malcolm 

Gould,  Roger 

Eaimes,  Eric  Alwyn 

Euegg,  Walter  Brian 

Atkin,  Keyser 

Penny,  Cyril  John 

Wailes-Fairbairn,  Neville  William 
Fairbairn 

Forman,  George  Edward  Gibson 

Oppenheimer,  Kurt  Michael 

Southward,  Walter  Christopher 
Bartlett 

Edge,  Arthur  Stanley 

White,  George  Gilmour 

Finlow,  Leonard  William 

Parke,  Allan 

Norman,  Theodore  Vassie 
€Minton,  Horace  Donld  Leslin 

Cuffe,  George  Eustace 
1  e  Loewe,  Lionel  Louis 
e  Rubie,  Thomas  Arthur  Cecil 
e  Mack,  Isaac  Alexander 

Smyth,  Sydney  Sherwood 

Preedy,  Alban 

Carmichael,  Douglas 

Fairbairn,  Gordon  Armytage 

Payne,  George  Herbert 

Kitching,  Geoffrey  Charles 

Grenfell,  Eric  Blake 

Banister,  Charles  Wilfred 

Williams,  Arthur  Lawrence 
eCalkin,  John  Bernard 

Barnard,  Humfrey  Denzil 

Beney,  Charles  Clement 

Sykes,  Arthur  Hovey  Charlesworth 


Maclean,  Francis  Sidney 

Wood,  Edgar  William 

Allison,  Hazlett  Samuel 

Ayre,  Bernard 

Bullen,  Roy  Evans 

Bell,  Alan  Carstairs 

Bevan,  Rev.  John 

Ainley,  John  Arthur  Gibson 

Dexter,  Edward  Norman 

Davis,  Edward  Maximilian 

Daintree,  Claud  Nevill 

Gross,  William  Stovell 

Stedall,  Geoffrey  St  George 

Straker,  Arthur  Coppin 

Manifold,  Edward  Walford 

Ledesma,  Antony  Joseph 

Paterson,  George  Arthur  Reginald 

Pyper,  Joseph  Richard 

Corbett,  Reginald  Harvey 

Davidson,  Walter  Eardley  Freeling 

GuUick,  Charles  Donald 

MacBryan,  Edward  Crozier 

Read,  John  Walter 

Johnson,  Geoffrey  Barham 

M«Mullan,  Harold  Wilfrid 

Graham- Montgomei-y,Graham  John 
Early 

Deedes,  John 

Naldrett,  Harold  Carter 

Thomas,  Owen  Vincent 

Mackie,  Leonard  Shirvas 

Hawkins,  Oliver  Luther 

Keats,  John  Rochfort 
e  Kirkpatrick,  John  Bartlett 
gNewham,  Cyril  Ernest 
e  Alston,  Cedric  Rowland 

Livingston,  Philip  Clermont 

Sleigh,  Gervase  Paget 

Fairbairn,  Charles  Osborne 

Grubb,  Harold  Crichton  Stuart 

Le  Neve  Foster,  Bernard  Antoine 
Jeffery  Chevallier 

Yearsley,  Vyvyan  Blakesley 

Swears,  Hugh  Miller 

Davies,  Wilfred  Eric 

Le  Gros,  Frederick  Gervaise 

Sale,  Henry  George 

Russell,  Alex 

Low,  Alban 

Khayatt,  Ameen  Bastouros 

Morrison,  Martin  James 

White,  Jack 

Warren,  Charles  Kenneth  Wolton 


Exhibitioner. 


1  Stewart  of  Bannoch  Scholar,  1911. 


1096 


JESUS  COLLEGE. 


Sarsby,  Reginald  Ambler 
Massey,  John  Hanson 
Mason,  Randall  Stuart 
Oldham,  Eustace  Alfred  Skinner 
Scott,  Sidney  Clermont 
Shah,  Shivlal  Panachand 
Howard,  James 
Butler,  Rev.  Julian  James 
Jones,  Hugh  Francis  Calvert 
M'^Caughey,  Samuel 
Stobart,  William 
Mumfoi-d,  Philip  Stearn 
Webb,  John  Clifford 
Baynham,  Rev.  Wilfrid  Gordon 
Mortlock,  John  Andrew  Tennant 
Bullough,  John  Leodius 
Morris,  Arthur  Capel 
Azam,  Syed  Mahomed 
North,  George  Dudley 
Luce,  Henry  Woodland 
Elliott,  Charles  Arthur  Boileau 
Wood,  George  Herbert  Anderson 
Law,  Yuk  Quan 
Pryce,  Eric  Oakeley 
Higgins,  William  Godfrey 
Tracy,  Seward  John 
Ue,  Sai  Wan 

Saner,  John  Donaldson  Jameson 
Woodroffe,  Lionel  Warren 
Richardson,   Alan  Joseph 
Macdonald 


Gripper,  Archibald  George 
Marshall,  Geoffrey  Thomas 

eBeckh,  Robert  Harold 
Wood,  Cyrii  Jeffries 

e  Hughes,  John  William  Cameron 
Napier,  Joseph  William  Lennox 
Cameron,  Allan  Gordon 

ePassingham,  Edward  George 
Wyld,  Eric  John  Martin 
Bellhouse,  Alfred  Panter 
Donovan,   Charles  MacCarthy 

Reagh 
Lloyd  George,  Gwilym 
Sole,  Basil  John  Butler 
Harris,  Arthur  Leicester  Stuart 
Green,  William  Richard  Connor 
Carter,  John  LesHe 

e  Moss,  Frederick  Walter 
Peters,  Joseph  Henry  Gervase 
M^Corquodale,  Kenneth 
M«Bain,  Neville  Siewright 
Hansard,  Luke  Arthur  Simons 
Wynne,  Henry  Francis  Devereux 
M<=Laughlin,  Arthur 
Austin,  Ronald  Albert 
Williams,  Leslie 
Scott,  Walter 
Petro,  John  Anthony  William 


e  Exhibitioner. 


Counties. 
Camb.... 

PATJ 

Benefices. 
AlISaints,Camb.V. 
StClem.Camb.  V. 
Comberton,  V. 
Fordham,  V. 
Graveley,  R. 
GuildenMorden,  Y. 
Harlton,  R. 
Hinxton,  V . 
Swavesey,  V. 
Whittlesford,V. 
Elmstead,  V. 
Stanley  Regius,  R. 
Tewing,  R. 
Cavendish,  R« 
Hundon, V. 
Whatfield.R. 

RONAGE. 

Incumbeni!). 
T.  W.  Crafer,  B.D. 
E.G.de  S.Wood,  B.D. 
P.  Banton,  MA. 
A.  W.  Ivatt,  M.A. 
0.  P.  Fisher,  M.A. 
A.  L.Williams,  D.D. 
W.  Ellison,  M.A. 
R.  L.  Twells,M.A. 
J.  S.  Sharp,  M.A. 
R.  Letts,  M.A. 
A.  Hammond,  M.A. 
A.  C.  Jennings,  M.A. 
A.  C.  Vidler,M.A. 
W.  K.  L.  Clarke,  M.A. 
H.  F.Gipps,  M.A. 
E.  A.  Lane,  B.A. 

B.A. 
1892 
1864 
1876 
1881 
1882 
1875 

1880 
1904 
1880 

1872 
1875 
1902 
1883 
1886 

Insi. 
1903 
1885 

1890 

1892 

iyo5 

1895 

1908 

1892 

1912 

1903 

Essex.... 
Glouces. 
Herts.... 
Suffolk.. 

1912 
1886 
1912 
1908 
1896 
1903 

CHRIST'S    COLLEGE. 

(Founded  1505.) 

This  College  (into  which  was  merged  an  earlier  College  founded 
in  1439  by  King  Henry  VI.,  under  the  name  of  God's  House, 
for  a  Master  and  three  Fellows)  was  founded  a.d.  1505,  by  the 
Lady  Margaret,  Countess  of  Richmond  and  Derby,  Mother 
OF  Kino  Henry  VII.,  for  a  Master,  twelve  Fellows,  and  forty- 
seven  Scholars. 

The  Foundress  thus  dedicated  her  Foundation  : 
'  Ad  Honorem  Christi  Jesu,  et  Fidei  ejus  incrementum.' 
King  Edward  VI.  added  one  Fellowship  and  three  Scholar- 
ships; and  Sir  John  Finch  and  Sir  Thomas  Baines  two  Fellow - 
jjhips   and  two   Scholarships.     Various  other  Benefactors  also 
added  Scholarships. 

The  College  now  consists  of  a  Master,  fifteen  Fellows,  and 
about  thirty  Scholars. 

The  Fellowships  under  the  new  Statutes  of  1882  are  divided  into 
Senior  and  Junior  Fellowships.  The  number  of  Senior  Fellows 
must  not  exceed  two-thirds  nor  be  less  than  one-third  of  the 
whole  number. 

All  Fellows  must  be  Graduate  members  of  the  College  or  of 
the  Umversity  of  Cambridge  or  of  Oxford. 

A  Junior  Fellow  may  be  of  any  standing  at  the  time  of  election. 
He  can  hold  his  Fellowship  for  six  years  from  election,  or  until 
he  has  been  elected  to  a  Senior  Fellowship, 

In  order  to  be  elected  to  a  Senior  Fellowship  it  is  necessary 
either  {a)  to  hold  one  of  certain  specified  offices  in  the  College  or 
University  ;  or  {b)  to  be  engaged  in  other  specified  work  under 
University  sanction  either  at  Cambridge  or  elsewhere;  or  (c)  to 
be  a  person  of  known  ability  and  learning  engaged  in  research 
in  any  art  or  science. 

A  Senior  Fellow  who  for  twenty  years  has  held  one  or  other 
of  the  qualifying  offices  or  employments  may  retain  his  Fellow- 
ship for  life  without  further  obligation  to  service. 


The  Scholarships  are  maintained  either  from  the  Scholars 
Fund  or  from  the  separate  Trust  Funds. 

I.     The   Scholars  Fund  receives  annually   one-fifth  of  the 
divisible  income  of  the  College. 


1098  CHRIST'S  COLLEG*. 

Out  of  it  are  supported  : 

(1)  a  varying  number  of  Scholars  (not  less  than  twelve) 
named  after  the  Foundress  the  Lady  Margaret's  Scholars;  whose 
stipends  may  vary  (generally  between  £30  and  £100  a-year)  at  the 
discretion  of  the  Master  and  Fellows; 

(2)  three  Scholars  named  after  King  Edward  VI.,  receiving 
£50  a  year  each : 

(3)  two  Scholars  named  after  Sir  John  Finch  and  Sir 
Thomas  Baines,  receiving  .£30  a-year  each. 

Out  of  this  Fund  the  Master  and  Fellows  may  establish  Ex- 
hibitions for  poor  Students,  and  grant  gratuities  to  deserving 
Scholars  and  Exhibitioners.  They  may  also  establish  Bachelor 
Scholarships  free  from  the  ordinary  conditions  of  residence. 

II.    The  TriLSt  Funds  provide  generally  : 

(1)  one  Scholarship  of  ^50,  called  after  Mr  Bunting. 

(2)        Dr  Widdrington. 

(3)  ... Bp.  SethWard. 

(4)  two  Scholarships  of  £30,  ...  Lady  Drury. 

(5)  one  Scholarship  Mr  Broadbanke. 

(6)  four  Scholarships  Mr  Tancred. 

(7)  one  Scholarship  Archdeacon  Clarke. 

(8)         MrRysley. 

There  may  however  be  more  or  fewer  Scholarships  on  any  of 

the  above  foundations,  according  to  the  available  funds. 


Besides  these  Scholarships,  there  are  the  following  Exhibitions 
Two,  named  after  Mr  Carr,  vnth  prefer-  \  , 

ence  to  Giggleswick  \  ''^  ''^^''^      , 

School.  J      i:50  a  year  each. 

Two,  named  after   Mr  Wilson,  ivith  pre-  ] 

ference    to    Kirkby  \       ,.l"  ^'^^^^        , 
Lonsdale  School,       j       ^<^0  a  year  each. 

One,  named  after  Mr  W.  Petyt,  and  Mr  j 

Sylvester  Peiyt,  with  I  in  value 

preference  to  Skipton  j        £30  a  year. 
School,  I 

(9n^,  named  after  Bp.  Otway,  W^^/?re/er- ^ 

ence    {I)  to    Kirkby  \  in  value 

Lonsdale  School,  (2)  j        £^q  ^  year. 
to  Sedbergh  School,   J 

In  the  case  of  each  of  these  Exhibitions,  a  Candidate  from  fa 
preferred  School  must  have  been  educated  there  for  two  years 
at  the  least  in  the  two  years  and  a  half  immediately  preceding 
the  election.  9 

Also,  at  any  Examination,  in  the  event  of  there  being  n{| 
properly  qualified    Candidate   from  a    preferred    School  for  aA 


CHRIST'S  COLLEGE.  1099 

Exhibition,  it  will  for  that  turn  be  considered  open ;  and  a 
Student  gaining  by  open  competition  any  of  the  foregoing  Exhibi- 
tions except  the  last  will  be  regarded  as  a  Scholar  of  the 
College. 


Students  of  the  College  are  elected  to  the  Scholarships  and 
Exhibitions  after  the  annual  College  Examinations  at  which 
Scholarships  are  adjudged  for  proficiency  in  Mathematics, 
Classics,  Natural  Science,  Moral  Science,  Law,  History,  Theo- 
logy, Oriental  Languages,  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages, 
Mechanical  Sciences. 

A  Student  may  be  a  Candidate  for  a  Scholarship  in  each  year 
of  his  undergraduate  residence.  He  may  also  (if  the  holder  of  a 
Scholarship  or  Entrance-Scholarship)  be  promoted  to  another 
of  larger  value,  or  in  case  of  special  merit  may  receive  two 
Scholarships. 

There  is  in  each  year  an  election  to  Entrance  Scholarships 
of  Students  under  nineteen  years  of  age  who  intend  to  commence 
residence  in  the  following  October.  Entrance  Scholars  are  elected 
for  proficiency  in  Mathematics,  Classics,  Natural  Science,  or 
Modern  Languages,  or  any  two  of  these  branches  of  study. 
These  Scholarships,  the  maximum  value  of  which  is  i;'80  a  year, 
are  tenable  for  not  more  than  two  years  certain,  but  the  holder 
may  be  elected  to  a  Foundation  Scholarship. 

A  Student  may  hold  a  Scholarship  or  Exhibition  until  he  is  of 
standing  to  take  the  Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts:  and,  in  case 
of  special  merit,  the  Master  and  Fellows  may  allow  him,  pro- 
vided he  continue  to  reside,  to  retain  the  same  until  he  is 
of  standing  to  take  the  Degree  of  Master  of  Arts,  but  no 
longer.  A  Bachelor  of  Arts  may  also  be  elected  to  a  Bachelor 
Scholarship;  in  which  case  he  may  be  exempted  from  the 
ordinary  condition  of  residence. 

Besides  the  above,  there  are  other  Exhibitions  founded  by 
Mr  Jenens,  Dr  Hawford,  formerly  Master  of  the  College,  Sir 
Walter  Mildmay,  Mr  Rawlins,  Mr  Harvey,  Mr  Laughton,  for- 
merly Fellow,  Dr  Plume,  and  Mrs  Beridge,  respectively.  These, 
amounting  in  the  aggregate  to  between  £50  and  £70  a  vear,are 
perfectly  open,  and  are  annually  distributed  amongst  the  most 
deserving  Students  of  the  College. 


Christopher  Tancred,  of  Whixley  Hall  in  the  County  of 
York,  Esq.,  founded /our  {increased  to  five  or  more  when  the 
annual  income  will  permit)  Divinity  Studentships,  for  Students 
to  be  educated  at  this  College,  to  which  the  Governors  and 
Trustees  of  his  Charities,  viz.,  The  Masters  of  Christ's  College 
and  Gonville  and  Caius  College,  The  President  of  the  Royal 
College  of  Physicians.  The  Treasurer  of  Lincoln's  Inn,  The 
Master  of  the   Charter-House,    The  Governors    of    the   Royal 


IIOO 


CHRIST'S    COLLEGE. 


Hospital  of  Chelsea  and  of  the  Royal  Hospital  of  Greenwich 
are  the  Electors. 

A  Student,  when  elected  to  the  Charity,  must  have  attained 
the  age  of  16  years,  and  be  under  that  of  22  years. 

He  is  required  to  be  admitted  of  this  College  within  one  month 
after  hiselection;toreside  three-fourths  of  each  Academical  Term, 
so  long  as  he  holds  his  Studentship;  to  pass  the  University 
Previous  Examination  at  the  proper  time;  and  to  proceed  to  the 
Degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts,  so  soon  as  he  is  of  proper  standing. 

He  may  hold  his  Studentship  for  three  years  after  the  Degree 
of  Bachelor  of  Arts,  but  no  longer  *. 

The  annual  income  of  each  Student  is  not  less  than  £50  and 
not  more  than  £100.  The  present  Students  are  Ds  A,  C.  Blyth, 
Ds  R.  D.  Blackledge,  11.  T.  Brode,  and  N.  B.  Hudson. 

ANNUAL  PRIZES. 
Prizes  of  books  of  the  value  of  three  guineas  are  given  to 
the  best  proficients  in  Mathematics,Classics,and  Natural  Sciences 
iti  their  respective  years.  A  prize  of  books  of  the  value  of  two 
guineas  may  also  be  given  to  the  second  in  each  year.  Prizes 
of  books  may  be  given  to  the  best  proficients  in  Theology,  Law, 
History,  Moral  Sciences,  Mechanical  Sciences,  Economics,  and 
in  the  subjects  of  the  Oriental  Languages  or  the  Medieval 
and  Modern  Languages  Tripos. 

Prizemen.     1913. 
Third    Yea?\ 


Mnthemntics. 
L.  L.  Carter 
Weisberg 

Mathematics. 
E.  Jones 


JEq. 


Theolo(jy. 
W.  H.  Still 


Secovd  Year. 

Natural  Sciences. 
V.  Wilkinson 


Medieval  and  Modern 

Languages. 

J.  W.  Houlton 


Maihemadcs. 
P.  Lane 
A.  r.  Booth 


\atural  Science!^. 
F.  W.  Goddarcb  ,, 
W.  H.  Turner  r'^"?' 


First  Year. 

Classics. 
F.  T.  Faulconbridge"!  c. 
J.  K.  Pettit  J  ^ 

Medieval  and  Modern 

Languages. 

B.  W.  Downs 

A  prize  of  Books,  of  the  value  of  £3,  is  given  annually  for 
Latin  Prose  Composition,  for  which  any  Undergraduate  may  be 
a  candidate. 

1912. 
Not  awarded. 

Dr  Porteus,  late  Bishop  of  London,  in  1807  transferred  stocK 
to  the  amount  of  £1200;  the  interest  of  which  is  to  be  expended 


Forms  of  Petitions  and  all  information  re-    |  J.  W.  C.  Frerc,  Esq.,  Clerk  to  the  Governors  and 
of   1  -  "         ■       "       -    ■       - 


specting  the  Tancred  Studentships  may  be  had  ^ 


Trustees,  28,  Lincoln's  Inn  Fields,  London. 


CHRIST'S  COLLEGE.  1101 

in  the  purchase  of  three  gold  medals,  to  be  contended  for  annually 
by  the  Students  of  this  College,  in  the  following  order:  One  medal 
of  15  guineas  for  the  best  original  Latin  Dissertation  on  any  of 
the  chief  evidences  or  Fundamental  Doctrines  and  Principles  of 
the  Christian  Revelation  ;  another  of  1 5  guineas  for  the  best 
original  English  Essay  on  some  Moral  or  Religious  Precept  in  the 
New  Testament;  and  one  of  10  guineas  to  the  most  distinct  and 
graceful  reader  in  Chapel. 

1913     Latin  Essay Not  awarded. 

Eyifilish  Essay  Ds  E.  A.  Peers:    a  prize  of  books  is 

''  also  awarded  to  Ds  C.  A.  H.  Lowe. 

,,       Reading  Prize W.  H.  StiU         I    ^, 

S.  M.  Wadham  f  ^'*- 
The  Rev.  John  Dowell  Ridout,  M.A.,  Fellow  of  the  College, in 
1851  gavethesum  of  £100;  the  interest  to  be  expended  annually  in 
a  Prize  of  Books  ;  to  encourage  the  study  of  the  Greek  Testament, 
and  of  the  doctrines  and  formularies  of  the  Church  of  England. 

The  Examination  for  this  Prize  takes  place  at  the  end  of  the 
Michaelmas  Term. 

Prizeman,  1912. 

Not  awarded. 

The  Rev.  Frederick  Gell,  M.A.,  Fellow  of  the  College,  (late 

Bishop  of  Madras)  gave  in  1851  the  sum  of  £I00;    the  interest 

to  be  expended  annually  in  a  Prize  of  Books;  to  encourage  the 

study  of  Biblical  Hebrew. 

The  Examination  for  this  Prize  takes  place  at  the  Theological 
Examination  in  the  Easter  Term. 

1913. 

Not  awarded. 

The  Rev.  W.  W.  Skeat,  M.A.  (late  Professor  of  Anglo-Saxon 
and  Fellow  of  the  College)  in  1865  gave  £100;  the  interest  to 
be  expended  annually  in  a  Prize  of  Books:  to  encourage  the 
study  of  English  Literature  and  Philology.  The  prize  is 
awarded  alternately  (1)  upon  an  Examination  which  takes  place 
at  the  beginning  of  the  Michaelmas  Term  ;  and  (2)  for  an  English 
Essay  upon  some  subject  connected  with  English  Literature. 

Prizemen,  1913. 

T.  A.  Agius  )  ^ 

H.  E.  Smith;  ^^• 
A  Prize  of  the  value  of  £5,  in  memory  of  the  late  Charles 
Darwin,  LL.D.  of  this  College,  (being  the  interest  upon  the 
balance  of  a  Memorial  Fund  and  upon  a  second  sum  of  £100 
given  in  1888  by  the  Rev.  W.  W.  Skeat,  Litt.D.,  Fellow  of  the 
College,  and  Professor  of  Anglo-Saxon)  may  be  given  annually 
to  that  Student  of  the  College  who  shall  send  in  a  dissertation 
in  sotne  subject  selected  by  himself  which  shall  appear  to  possess 
substantial  value  as  an  original  contribution  to  some  branch  of 
Natural  Science. 

1913. 

No  exercise  sent  in. 


1102  CHRIST'S  COLLEGE. 

Col.  John  Harrison,  M.A.,  formerly  Scholar  of  the  College, 
gave  in  1890  the  sum  of  £100  for  the  encouragement  of  classical 
learning  therein :  the  interest  to  be  expended  each  year  in  a 
Prize  of  Books  to  be  given  to  the  best  classical  scholar  of  the 
third  year,  if  he  be  in  the  judgment  of  the  Master  and  Fellows 
sufficiently  distinguished. 

1913. 
Not  awarded. 
The  Hon.  Syed  Mahmood,  late  a  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of 
Allahabad,  formerly  of  this  College,  gave  in  1891  the  sum  of  £200, 
the  interest  to  be  expended  on  two  Prizes  for  the  encouragement 
of  the  study  (1)  of  Arabic,  (2)  of  Persian  in  the  College,  to  be 
awarded  to  members  of  the  College  of  not  more  than  three  years 
standing  from  the  completion  of  their  first  degree,  either  in 
connection  with  the  Semitic  and  Indian  Languages  Triposes,  or 
with  such  other  Examination  as  the  College  may  in  any  year 
substitute.  The  Candidate  who  in  any  year  is  worthy  of  either 
Prize  will  receive  the  accumulated  interest  of  the  endowment 
since  the  Prize  was  last  awarded  or  such  part  as  the  College  may 
determine.  jgj2 

No  candidates. 

Sir  Walter  Joseph  Sendall,  M.A.,  G.C.M.G.,  Governor  of 
British  Guiana,  formerly  Scholar  of  the  College,  gave  in  1901  the 
sum  of  £200,  the  interest  to  be  expended  annually  in  a  Prize  of 
Books  in  memory  of  Charles  Stuart  Calverley,  M.A.,  formerly 
Fellow  of  the  College.  The  subject  of  the  prize  varies  from  year 
to  year  according  to  the  following  cycle  : 

(a)    An  English   Essay  on  some  subject  connected  with 
Latin  or  English  poetry  ; 

(6)    A  passage  for  translation  from  English  into  Latin  or 
Greek  Verse ; 

(c)    A  subject  for  original  composition  in  English  or  Latin 
Greek  Verse.  Prizeman,  1913. 

I.  F.  Gibson. 
The  friends  of  the  late  Walter  Wren,  M.A.,  formerly  of  this 
College,  gave  in  1901  the  sum  of  £235,  the  interest  to  be 
expended  annually  on  a  prize  of  books  to  be  given  to  that 
member  of  the  College  who  having  resided  in  the  College  not 
less  than  two  years  shall  be  placed  highest  in  the  list  of  successful 
candidates  at  the  open  competition  for  the  Indian  and  Home 
Civil  Service.  Prizema7i,  1912. 

Ds  C.  B.  CoxweU. 
The  Trustees  of  the  Hausa  Association  gave  in  1906  the  sum 
of  £100,  to  be  devoted  to  the  provision  of  a  prize  for  the  best 
Essay  on  any  subject  connected  with  Foreign  Missionary  work  in 
Africa  or  elsewhere  in  memory  of  the  Rev.  John  Alfred  Robinson, 
M.A.,  formerly  Scholar  of  the  College,  who  died  as  a  missionary 


CHRIST'S   COLLEGE.  1103 

ou  the  Niger.  The  prize  which  will  be  awarded  once  in  every 
five  years,  provided  that  an  Essay  of  sufficient  merit  be  sent  in,  is 
open  to  any  member  of  the  College,  past  or  present,  of  not  more 
than  twenty  years  standing  from  admission,  and  the  successful 
candidate  will  receive  the  interest  which  has  accrued  in  the  pre- 
ceding five  years.  The  prize  will  next  be  offered  for  compe- 
tition in  1916,  and  the  subject  selected  by  any  candidate  must 
be  submitted  to  the  Master  and  approved  by  him  not  less  than 
three  months  before  the  date  for  sending  in  the  Essay,  which  will 
be  July  1. 

Prizemen,  1912. 

Ds  J.  S.  Hoyland  )    ^ 

Ds  A.  J.  N.  Tremearne    ^-'^• 


Mr  Konkoth  Ramoni  Menon,  B.A.,  formerly  Scholar  of  the 
College,  gave  in  1911  the  sum  of  ^100,  the  interest  to  be  ex- 
pended yearly  on  a  Prize  of  Books  to  be  given  to  that  student  of 
the  College  who  shows  the  highest  proficiency  in  Sanskrit,  the 
prize  being  called  "the  His  Highness,  Sir  Rama  Varma,  Raja  of 
Cochin,  G.C.S.I.,  Prize." 

1913. 
No  candidate. 


LIST  OF  MASTERS. 
1506  John  Syclyng.  1688  John  Covell. 


1723  William  Towers. 

1744  George  Henry  Rooke. 

1753  Hugh  Thomas. 

1780  John  Barker. 

1808  Thomas  Browne. 

1814  JohnKaye. 

1830  John  Graham. 

1849  Joseph  Shaw. 

1849  James  Cartmell. 

1881  Charles  Anthony  Swainson. 

1887  John  Peile. 

1910  Arthur  Everett  Shipley. 


1507  Richard  Wiot. 
1510  Thomas  Thompson. 
1517  John  Walson. 
1531  Henry  Lockwood. 
1549  Richard  Wilkes. 
1553  Cuthbert  Scott. 
1557  William  Taylor. 
1559  Edward  Hawford. 
1581  Edmund  Barwell. 
1609  Valentine  Gary. 
1622  Thomas  Baynbrigge. 
1646  Samuel  Bolton  . 
1654  Ralph  Cudworth. 

f^isitor.  The  Vice-chancellor  with  two  Senior  Doctors  in 
Divinity,  or.  if  the  Vice-Chancellor  be  of  Christ's  College,  the 
Provost  of  King's. 

THE   PRESENT    SOCIETY. 

Master,  ^  Arthur  Everett  Shipley,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
Tutors. 
Harris  Rackham,  M.A. 
Norman  M'=Lean,  M.A. 
Francis  Hugh  Adam  Marshall,  Sc.D. 
Lecturers. 
Mathematics,  J simes  Mercer,  M.A. 


1  Reader  in  Zoology.    Hon.  D.Sc,  Princeton  University. 


1104  CHRIST'S  COLLEGE. 

Classics,  Harris  Rackham,  M.A. 

Sidney  George  Campbell,  M.A. 
Natural  Science,  Robert  Heron  Rastall,  M.A. 
Theology,  Rev.  Alfred  Valentine  Valentine-Richards,  M.A. 
Hebrew,  Norman  M'^Lean,  M.A. 
Law,  David  Lewis  Harris,  M.A. 
Medieval  ^^IJ^^^^^^^^JRev.  James  William  Cartmell,  M.A. 
History  and  Economics,  Charles  Ryle  Fay,  M.A. 

Directors  of  Studies. 

Moral  Sciences,  Norman  M'^Lean,  M.A. 

Medici7ie,  Arthur  Everett  Shipley,  Sc.D. 

Oriental  Languages,  Norman  M'^Lean,  M.A. 

Mechanical  Sciences,  Joseph  Whittington  Landon,  M.A. 

Indian  Civil  Service,  Harris  Rackham,  M.A 

Agricidtuf^e,  Francis  Hugh  Adam  Marshall,  Sc.D. 


Dean,  Rev.  A.  V.  Valentine-Richards,  M.A. 
Prcelector,  Norman  M'^^Lean,  M.A, 
Bursar,  Sidney  George  Campbell,  M.A. 
Steivard, 

Librafian,  Norman  M'^Lean,  M.A. 
Readersin  Chapel,  Rev.  A.  V.  Valentine-Richards,  M.A 

Rev.  Charles  James  Napoleon  Child,  M.A. 
Fellows. 
(a)  Cartmell.  Rev.  James  William,  M.A. 
(«)  iHobson,  Ernest  William,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
\a) ^M'^Lean ,  Norman ,  M.  A . 
(a)  Rackham,  Harris,  M.A. 
(«)3Haddon,  Alfred  Cort,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
(^)4 Campbell,  Sidney  George,  M.A. 
(a) ^Valentine- Richards,  Rev.  Alfred  Valentine,  M.A. 
,     (t«)6  Fay,  Charles  Ryle,  M.A. 
(5) ''Ingle,  Norman  Lee,  M.A. 
(6)  8 Marshall,  Francis  Hugh  Adam,  Sc.D. 
.(&)^Elm8lie,  Rev.  William  Alexander  Leslie,  M.A. 
.(?))i^Saunders,  John  Tennant,  B.A. 
(&)  11  Turner,  Ralph  Lilley,  B.A. 
'(a)i2Mercer,  James,  M.A. 


(o)  Senior  Fellows  under  the  statutes  of  1882.     |  5  Carus  Prize,  1889-     Crosse  Scholarship, 

(b)  Junior  Fellow*  underthe  Statutes  of  1882.     \  Examining  Chaplain  to  the  Bishop  of  Ely. 

1  Sadleirian  Professor    of  Pure    Mathematics,  i  6  Gladstone  Memorial  Prize,  1904.  D. So. London 

'D  So.  of  Oxford,  of  Victoria,  of   Dublin  and  of  ■  Gilbey  Lecturer  in  Agriculture. 

Sheffield  Universities.                                                    j  7  Late  Classical  Lecturer,  Victoria  University, 

«J  Jeremie  Prizeman,  1890.    Tyrwhitt   Scholar,  Manchester. 

1891.    Mason  Prizeman,1891.  University  Lecturer  i  8  University  Lecturer  in  Agricultural  Physio- 

in  Aramaic.                                                                      I  logy.                       9  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  1909. 

3  University  Reader  in  Ethnology.     Formerly  I  10  Frank  Smart  Prizeman,  1910. 
Professor  of  Comparative  Anatomy  in  the  Royal  11  Brotherton  Memorial  Sanskrit  Prize,  1912. 
College  of  Science,  Dublin.  12  Smith's  Prizeman,   1908.     Formerly   Fellow 

4  University   Lecturer  in   Classics  (Epigraphy  of  Trinity  College. 
:  and  Dialects).                                                               I 


1 


CHRIST'S  COLLEGE. 


1105 


Honorary  Fellows, 
^Gardner,  Percy,  Litt.D. 
2  Vines,  Sydney  Howard,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
3 Hales,  John  Wesley,  M.A. 

^Buckley,  The  Right  Hon.  Sir  Henry  Burton,  M.A. 
^Reid,  James  Smith,  Litt.I). 
t^Chase,  Right  Rev.  Frederick  Henry,  D.D. 
''Robinson,  Very  Rev.  Joseph  Armitage,  D.D. 
«Darwin,  Sir  Francis,  Hon.  Sc.D.,  M.A.,  M.B.,  F.R.S. 
^Fenton,  Henry  John  Horstman,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
lOBrown,  Ernest  William,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 


Scholars. 


Wadham,  Samuel   Macmahon 

B.A. 
Weisberg,  Hyman,  B.A. 
Dodd,  Alfred  Herbert 
Still,  William  Herbert,  B.A. 
Wilkinson,  Valentine 
Jones,  Ernest 
Turpin,  James  Knowles 
Houltoii,  John  Wardle 
Shurlock,  Frederick  William 
Wiles,  Harold  Herbert 
Booth,  Arnold  Frederick 
Lane,  Philip 


Sharpe,  George  Radford 
Pettit,  John  Robert 
von  Kaufmann,  George 
Downs,  Brian  Westerdale 
Faulconbridge,  Frank  Thomas 
Goddard,  Frederick  Walter 
Turner,  William  Howell 
Payton,  Ralph  Stuart 
Jones,  Ivor  Cynric  Salusbury 
Pracy,  Henry  Edward  Finlater 
Edwards,  Llewellyn  Albert 
Hobson,  Walter  William 
Brown,  Leonard  Theodore 


Exhibitioners. 
Dixon,  Arthur  Frederick  William 
Eames,  Arnold  John 
Burkitt,  Frederick  Thomas 
Downie,  James  Maitland 
Connett,  Thomas  Oliphant 
Smith,  Joseph 
Ormesher,  Herbert 
Elmslie,  William  Thorburn 
Castell,  Samuel  Percy 

Petyt  Exhibitioner. 


Carr  Exhibitioner. 
Brasnett,  Thomas  John  Grose 

Otway  and  Wilson 
Exhibitioner. 
Airey,  Thomas  Arthur 

Tancred  Students. 
Blyth,  Arthur  Cecil,  B.A. 
i    Blackledge,Kobert  Dallas,  B.A. 
1    Erode,  Eeginald  Thomas 
I    Hudson,  Noel  Baring 


1  Lincoln  Professor  of  Archaeology  in  the  Uni-  | 
ersity  of  Oxford.    Corresponding  Member  of  the  1 
Prussian  Academy  of  Sciences.   Formerly  Disney 
"rofessor  of  Archaeology.    Whewell  Scholar,  1871. 
fellow  ofthe  British  Academy.  Formerly  Fellow. 
Formerly  Reader  in  Botany.    SherardianPro- 
)r  of   Botany  in   the  University  of  Oxford. 
t).Sc.  London.    Formerly  Fellow. 
;   3  Late  Professor  of  English  at  King's  College, 
Ciondon.    Formerly  Fellow. 

4  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal.     Formerly  Fellow. 

6  Professor  of  Ancient  History.  Fellow  of 
Jonville  and  Calus.    Formerly  Fellow. 

6  Lord  Bishop  of  Ely.  Late  President  of  Queens' 
College  and  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity.  Powis 
JCedallist^  18J6,   Kaye  Prize,  1883.  Late  Principal 


of  the  Cambridge  Clergy  Training  School.    Hon. 
D.D.,  Oxford. 

7  Dean  of  Wells  and  Chaplain  in  Ordinary 
to  the  King.  Lord  High  Almoner.  Fellow  of  the 
British  Academy.  Ph.D.  Gottlngen.  Hon.  D.D. 
Glasgow.  Winchester  Prize,  1880.  Chancel  lor*! 
Medallist,  1881.  Late  Norrisian  Professor  of 
Divinity.  Formerly  Fellow.  Dean  of  West- 
minster, 1902—1910. 

8  Late  Reader  in  Botany.  Formerly  Fellow. 
Hon.  LL.D.,  St  Andrews.     Hon.  D.Sc.  ShefHeld. 

9  University  Lecturer  in  Chemistry. 

10  Adams  Prizeman,  1907.  Professor  of  Mathe- 
matics, Yale  University,  New  York.  Formerly 
Fellow. 

47 


1106 


CHRIST'S  COLLEGE. 


FORMER   FELLOWS 


whose  names  remain  on 


the   Boards  of  the 
their  election). 


College   {with   the  date   of 


1852  iCapel,  Rev.  Bury,  ALA. 
1855    Lamb,  Rev.  James  Henry,  M. A. 
I8()l  ^Hensley,  Philip  John,  M.A.,  M.D. 
STwentynian,  Rev.  John,  M.A. 

1863  ^Burbidge,  Rev.  Frederick  William, 

M.A. 

1864  ^Stephenson.  Rev.  Henry  Major, 

M.A. 

1865  6 Simpson,     The     Hon.    Archibald 

Henry,  M.A. 
IseS^Moulton,    The    Right  Hon.   Lord, 
M.A.,  F.R.S. 
«  B  uckley , The  Right  Hon.  Sir  Henry 
Burton,  M.A. 
1869  »  Wright,  Richard  Thomas,  M.A. 

lORonser.The  Right  Hon.  Sir  John 
Winfield,  M.A. 

1872  "Toller,  Thomas  Northcote,M.A. 
^'Gardner,  Percy,  Litt.D. 

1873  Walker, William  Willis,M.A. 


^2  Wilson,  Joseph,  M.A. 
*^Vines,Sydiiey  Howard,  Sc.D., F.R.S. 
13  Vince,  Charles  Anthony , M.A. 
8 Robinson,   Very    Rev.    Joseph 

Armitage,  ]).D. 
i^  l''itzpatrick,Rev.ThomasCecil,M .  A. 
1*  Rouse,  William  Henry  Denham, 

Litt.D. 
16 Dawson, Henry  Gordon, M.A. 
•^Darwin,  Sir  Francis,  Hon.  Sc.D., 

M.A.,M.B.,  F.R.S. 
8 Brown ,  Ernest  Will. ,  Sc.D.  F.R.S. 

17  Mair,  David  Beveridge,  M.A. 

18  Manley,  Rev.  George  Thomas,  M.A. 
1^ Kerr,  John  Graham,  M.A.  F.R.S. 
20Maftterman,TheRight.Hon.Charles 

Frederick  Gurney,  M.A. 
2iNuttall,  George  Henry  Falkiner, 

Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
22Rastall,  Robert  Heron,  M.A. 


D.D. 
1895  8 Chase,  Right  Rev.  Frederick  Henry 
1899  23  Foss,  Right  Rev.  Hugh  James 
1903  24Fyson,  Right  Rev.  Philip  Kemball 
1907  25Drury,  Right  Rev.Thomas  Worlley 
1911  26Thorburn,  Rev.  Thomas  James 

LL.D. 

1895  27  Chapman ,  Arthur  Ernest 
1905    Compton-Rickett,  Arthur 

M.D. 

1883  28CoHingridge,  William,  LL.M. 

1884  Wolfenden,  Richard  Norris 


29  Hewitt,     Sir    F'rederic    William, 

M.V.O. 
sOAdami,  John  George,  F.R.S. 

Dowson,  Walter 

Norris,  Frank  Baker 

Carver,  John  Roberton 

Stewart,  Hugh  Milton 

Maw,  Henry  Trentham 

Harris,  William  James 

Auden,  George  Augustus 

Forbes,  James  Graham 

Symes- Thompson,  Henry  Edmund 

Child,  Francis  Joseph 

Snowden,  Arthur  De  Winton 


1  Hon. Canon  of  Llnndaff. 

2  Physician  to  St  Bartholomew's  Hospital . 

3  l.ateVice-Master  of  King's  College  School, 
Loudon. 

4  Late  Principal  of  the  Saltley  Diocesan  Train- 
ing College,  Birmingham.  Hon.  Canon  of  Bir- 
mingham. 

5  Late  Head  Master  of  St  Peter's  School, 
York. 

6  Chief  Judge  in  Equity,  Sydney,  Australia. 

7  Smith's  Prizeman,  iH6h.  Lord  of  Appeal. 
Hon.  LL.D.  Edinburgh.  Commander  of  the 
Legion  of  Honour. 

8  See  under  Honorary  Fellows. 

9  Late  Lecturer  in  Law.  Formerly  Tutor. 
LL.D.  Victoria  University. 

10  Member  Judicial  Committee  of  the  Privy 
Council.    Late  Chief  Justice  of  Ceylon. 

11  Late  Professor  of  the  English  Language  at 
OwensCollege, Manchester.  Hon.  Litt.D.,  Oxford 
and  Manchester. 

12  OneofH.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

13  Late  Head  Master  of  Mill  Hill  School. 

14  President  of  Queens'  College.  Examining 
Chaplain  to  the  Bishop  of  Salisbury. 

15  Headmaster  Perse  Grammar  School,  Cam- 
bridge.   University  Teacher  in  Sanskrit. 

16  Late  Mathematical  Lecturer,  Firth  College, 


I  Sheffield. 

17  Smith's  Prizeman,  1893.     Senior  Permanent 
'  Examiner,  Civil  Service  Commission. 

18  Smith's  Prizeman,  1894. 

I     19  Regius  Professor  of  Zoology  in  the  Univor- 

I  sity  of  Glasgow. 

j     20  Arnold  Gcrstenberg  Student,  1897     Burney 

j  Prize,  1898.      M.P.  for  Bethnal  Green.     Financial 

I  Secretary  of  the  Treasury. 

j     21  Quick  Professor  of  Biology.    Ph.D.  Giittingcn 

!  Fellow  of  Magdalene. 

22  Harkncss  Scholar,  1903.  Sedgwick  Prize, 
1913.  F.G.S.    Additional  Demonstrator  in  Geolo) 

23  Bishop  of  Osaka,  Japan. 

24  Late  Bishop  of  Hokkaido,  Japan. 
l!5   Evans  Prize,  1871.     Scbolefleld   Prize.  1871." 

Lord  Bishop  of  Ripon.  Late  Principal  of  Kidlejr 
Hall.  Formerly  Principal  of  the  C.  M.  College,] 
Islington. 

26  LL.D.,  Dublin.  Late  Headmaster  Odiham. 
Grammar  School. 

27  Lecturer  in  Law,  University  of  Leeds. 

28  Late  Medical  Officer  of  the  City  of  London. 

29  Anaesthetist  to  H.M.  the  King.  Member  of 
Staff  of  King  Edward  VII.'s  Hospital. 

30  Professor  of  Pathology,  McGill  University 
Montreal.    Late  Fellow  of  Jesus  College. 


ze,fl 


CHRIST'S   COLLEGE. 


1107 


'Thompson,  HarolU  riieodore 

Shipway,  Francis  Edward 
2  Leech,  Ernest  Bosdin 

Young,  Samuel  Leggate  Ort'ord 

Fardon,  Albert  Henry 
3 Cox,  Georire  Lissant 

Barclay,  Alfred  Ernest 
^Woolley,  Jasjjer  Maxwell 

Canney ,  James  Kobertson  Campbell 
SMacCallan,  Arthur  Ferguson 

Sc.D. 

eSell,  William  James,  F.R.S. 
'Fenton,    Henry    John    Horstman, 

F.R.S. 
"Pearson,  Henry  Harold  Welch 
'  9 Barber,  Charles  Alfred 
lORog-ers,  Arthur  William 

Litt.D. 

•iBudg-e,  Ernest  Alfred  Thompson 

Wallis 
12 Rose,  John  Holland 
13  GoUancz,  Israel 

B.D. 

"Barnard,  Rev.  Percy  Mordaunt 
15 Jackson,  Rev.  Henry  Latimer 
16  Gregg,  Rev.  John  Allen  FitzGerald 
Scott,  Rev.  Melville 

M.A, 
Ansted,  Rev.  Joseph  Boord 
Gordon,  Rev.  Robert 
Brodhurst,  Rev.  Frederick 
Watts,  Rev.  James 
I'Henslow,  Rev.  George 
Freshney,Rev.  Frederick 
Collier,  Rev.  Henry  Nicholas 


isDimond-Churchward,     Rev.  1863 

Marcus  Dimond 

Chudleigh,  Rev.  Richard  Augustine  1864 

Forster,  Rev.  Bennett 
w  Mason , Charles  Wiles  1866 

Copestake,  Sampson 
20Bond,  Rev.  Charles  Watson 

Cadman,  Edward  Smelter 
2^  Kitson ,  Rev.  Edward  Brediu  Blake  1867 

Porter,  Rev.  George  1868 

22 Bell,  Rev.  William 

Thompson,  Rev.  Foster  John  1869 

23 Johnston,    Ven.   Charles   Francis  1870 
Harding 

Field,  Edward  Athow 
'^Grigson,  Rev.  William  Shuckforth 

Le-Fleming,  John 

Patterson ,  Re v .  Robert  1871 

Hogg,  Henry  Roughton 
25  L)avies,Rev.  Gerald  Stanley 

Johnson,  Rev.  Arthur 
26Page,HerbertWilliam,M./^..M.C.  1872 

Watson,  Right  Rev.  Mgr  Edward 
John 

Colling,  Rev.  James  1873 

Lindsell,  Edward  Barber 

Davis,  Israel 

Ledsam,  Daniel  Breay 
27 Lowe,  Rev.  William  Henry  1874 

28  Bendall,  Herbert 

Rae,  Rev.  Charles  David 

Mee,  Rev.  John  Riley  1875 

Turner, Edward,  LL.M, 
29Statham,  Rev.  George  Herbert 

Nettleship,  James  1876 

30 Hutchinson,  The  Hon.  Sir  Joseph 

Turner 
31  Gilbert,  Rev.  Charles  Robert  1877 


1  Raymond  Horton-Smith  Prizeman,  1906. 
F.R.C.P. 

2  Lecturer  and  Demonstrator  in  Materia 
Medica  and  Therapeutics  at  Manchester  Univer- 
Bity, 

3  Demonstrator  in  Pathology,  University  of 
LiTerpooI.  4  Major,  Indian  Medical  Service. 

5  Chief  Inspector  ofOphthalmic  Hospitals  under 
the  Egyptian  Government.  Commander  of  the 
Imperial  Order  of  the  Medjidieh,  1908. 

6  University  Lecturer  in  Chemistry. 

7  University  Lecturer  in  Chemistry.  Honorary 
Fellovir. 

8  Frank  Smart  Student  of  Botany,  1898.  Pro- 
fessor of  Botany,  S.  African  College,  C»po  Town. 
F.U8. 

9  Director  of  the  Agricultural  College,  Coim- 
batore. 

10  Harkness  Scholar,  1895.  Assistant  Geologist 
to  the  Geological  Commission,  Cape  Colony. 

11  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  1882.  Keeper  of  Egyptian 
and  Oriental  Antiquities,  British  Museum. 

12  University  Reader  in  Modern  History. 

18  Late  University  Lecturer  in  English.  Pro- 
fessor of  English  Language  and  Literature, 
King's  College,  London.  Fellow  and  Secretary  of 
ihe  British  Academy.  Fellow  of  the  English 
Foundation  of  the  Albert  Kahn  Travelling  Fel- 


lowships, 14  Carus  Prize,  1891. 

16  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1912. 

16  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar,  1894.  Hulsean 
Prize,  1896.  Archbishop  King's  Professor  of  Di- 
vinity, T.C.D.  and  Prebendary  of  Maynooth. 

17  Lecturer  on  Botany,  St  Bartholomew's  Hos- 
pital Medical  School.  Professor  of  Botany,  Royal 
Horticultural  Society. 

18  Prebendary  of  Exeter. 

19  Formerly  Vice-Principal oftbe  Royal  (College, 
Port  Louis,  ilauritiut.. 

20  Prebendary  of  Chichester. 

21  Bell's  University  Scholar,  1861.  Late  Chap- 
lain to  the  Forces. 

22  Hon.  Canon  of  Canterbury.  Late  Head 
Master  of  Dover  College 

23  Late  Archdearon  of  Bombnv. 

24  Hon.  Canon  of  St  Germans  in  TruroCathedral. 

25  Master  of  the  Oharterbousr,  London. 

26  Surgeon  to  StMaiy'*  Hospital, F.R.C.8. 
27Tyri»hill  Scholar,  187«. 

28  Late  Head  Master  of  Blackheath  Proprietary 
School. 

29  Prebeudarv  of  Kxeter. 

30  Late  Chief  Justice  of  the  Supreme  Court, 
Ceylon. 

31  Late  Head  Master  of  Ring  Henry  VIII. 
School,  CoTentry. 

47—2 


1108 


CHRIST'S  COLLEGE. 


Blackmore,Rev.  William 
Booty,  Charles  Frederick 

1878  Macmillan,  Maurice  Crawford 
Reed,  Rev.  George 

1879  1  Pearson,  James  Edward 

2  Handford,  Rev.  George  Thomas 
Thurstan, Frederick  William 
Smithson,  Harry  Sheldon  Cradock 

1880  Anderson,  Yarboroug-h 
3 Dixon, Henry  Elliot 
^Vipan, George  Walter 
^Clayden,  Arthur  William 

Charles,  Rev.  James  Hamilton 

1881  Chippett,Rev.  John  William 
Simpson,  Edgar  Rossiter,  LL.M. 

6 Barnard, Harcourt  George 
Burrows,  Rev. FrancisHenry 
Jordan,  Rev.  Albert 
Dibb,  Arthur  Knocker 

1882  'Middleton-Wake,  Rev.  Charles 

Henry 
Rushbrooke,  Thomas 
Smith,  Rev.  Harry 
Griffith,  Arthur  Foster 
Bowstead,  Rev.  Arthur  Kaye 

1883  Serjeant,  Rev.  Justus  Stephen 
8  Dove,  Rev.  Julian  Llewellyn 
»de  Hart,  Edward  Louis,  LL.B. 

Mosley,  Rev.  George  Harrison 
Attwood,  Rev.  Edward  Moore 
lOHaigh,  Edward 

1884  "Williams,  Harold 

1885  12 Sanderson,  Frederick  William 

Otton,  Rev.  George  Walker 
Parky n,  Ernest  Albert 
Milner,  Rev.  Harry  Smithson 
Clark,  James  Bengough 
Litle,  Rev.  William  Brian  Somer- 
ville 
13 Lewis,  Hugh 
Osborne,  Robert  William 


Jameson,  Rev.  Kingsbury 
Dodd,  Rev.  Arthur  Percy 

i^Small,  Evan  William 

15  Cooper,  Henry  Shewell 

i^Harrison,    John    Burchmore, 

C.M.G. 
Sing,  Rev.  Edward  Joshua 
Leader,  Robert 

17  Pearson,  Alfred  Chilton 

i^Bateman,   Rev.   William   Henry 
Fraser 
Norris,  Richard 
Rice,  Rev.  Walter  Ayscoughe 
Hicks,  Rev.  Arthur  Searle 
Smith,  Rev.  William  Henry 
Curtois,  Rev.  Huntley 
Williams,  Rev.  Frank  Ricardo 
Banks,  Rev.  Charles  Pendock 
Plummer,  Rev.  Frederick  Matthew 
Pownall,  Rev.  George  Slade 
Darwin,  William  Eraspius 

i^Austen-Cartmell,  James 
Carver,  Thomas 

20 Sing,  John  Miilington 
Pearce,  Francis  Henry 
Cross,  Rev.  Arthur 
Clark,  Frederick  Joseph 
Royds,  Francis  Twemlow 
Johnson, Rev.  John  Edward  Swifl 
Pain ,  Rev.  Aubrey  Joseph  Odell 

2iCameron,  Ven.  George  Henry 

22  Robinson,  Ven.  Albert  Gossage 

23  Joseland,  Henry  Lincoln 
2*  Skinner,  Sidney 

Evans,  Arthur  Johnson 
25  Fisher,  Rev.  William 

Roberts,  Rev.  Henry  Boys 
26Buchanan,  John  Young,  F.R.S. 

Shilcock,  Rev.   Sidney  Isaac 
Wellbank 

Tindall,  Rev.  Henry  Charles  Lenox 


If 


1  Late  Assistant  Master  at  Clifton  College. 

2  Late  Head  Master  of  St  Peter's  School,  York. 

3  Abbott  Scholar, 1874. 

4  Professor  of  Classics  at  the  8.  African 
College,  Cape  Town. 

6  Principal  of  the  Royal  Albert  Memorial 
University  College,  Exeter.  Staff  Lecturer  to  the 
Local  Examinations  and  Lectures  Syndicate. 

6  Barnes  11  niyersi ty  Scholar,  1S15—9. 

7  Sandars  Reader  in  Bibliography,  1896. 

8  Principal,  Wanganui  College,  N,Z. 

9  Whewell  Scholar,  1882. 

10  Master  at  Monkton  Combe  School. 

11  Formerly  Principal  of  Bishop  Cotton's 
Schools,  Bangalore. 

12  Head  Master  of  Oundle  School. 

13  Chairman  of  Montgomery  County  Council 
Governor  of  University  College,  Bangor  and 
Aberystwyth.    High  Sheriff  of  Montgomeryshire, 


1902—3. 

14  Secretary    to    the     Education    Committee, 
Derbyshire  County  Council. 

15  Head  Master  of  Lichfield  Grammar  School. 

16  Director  of  the  Department  of  Science  and 
Agriculture,  British  Guiana. 

17  Hare  Prizeman,  1889. 

18  Prebendary  in  York  Minster. 

19  Junior  Equity  Counsel  to  the  Treasury  and 
to  the  Board  of  Trade. 

20  Late  "Warden  of  St  Edward's  School, Oxford. 

21  Archdeacon  of  the  "Western  Transvaal. 

22  Archdeacon  of  Surrey  and  Canon  of  "Win- 
chester. 

23  Head  Master  ofBurnley  Grammar  School. 

24  Late  Demonstrator  of  Experimental  Physics 
Principal  of  Chelsea  Polytechnic. 

25  Head  Master  of  Armldale  School,  N.S.W. 
'26  Late  University  Lecturer  in  Geography. 


i 


CHRIST'S  COLLEGE. 


1109 


Denchfield,  Rev.  John  Biggs 

WooUcombe,  George  Arthur  Ley 

Young,  Rev.  Evelyn 
^Thornton,  Arthur 
^Kitchener,  Elliott 

Orbell,  Rev.  Tom 

Creed,    Rev.    Algernon    Henry 
George 

Fowler,  William  Strode 
'    Oliver,  Rev.  William  James 
Robert  llunton 

Fox,  Rev.  Arthur  William 

Trendell,     Rev.     George      John 
Wollaston 
^Hutchinson,  Arthur 
*Warburton,  Cecil 
6  Hendry,  Arthur  George  Launcelot 

Hare,  Henry  Leighton 

Horsfield,  Joseph 

Williams,  Rev.  Alan 

Burkitt,  Rev.  Henry  John 

Wigan,  Rev.  Stephen  Rookherst 
^Auden,  Henry  William 
'Elliott,  Walter  John 

Luce,  Richard  Harraan,  M.B.,  B.C. 

Ivatt,  Albert 

Emmott,  Rev.  Theodore 

Freer,  Rev.  Nigel  James 

Holden,  Isaac  Holden 

Ashton,  Rev.  Alfred  Robert 

de    Candole,    Rev.    Henry    Lawe 
Corry  V^ully 

Clough,  Rev.  John  William 

Beedham,HenryWilliam,M.B.,B.C. 

Macnabb,  Rev.  James  Frederick 

Black,  Rev.  William 

Barker,  Rev.  John 

Kaye,  Rev.  John 
8 Todd,  Rev.  James  Cameron 
9Wyatt,  Alfred  John 

Gaskell,  Rev.  Arthur  Hammond 

Holmes,  Rev.  Richard 

Brockbank,  Oliver 

Steele,  Rev.  Charles 


1  Head  Master  of  Bridlington  School. 

2  Head  Master  of  The  Golden  Parsonage  School, 
Heinel  Hempstead. 

3  Fellow  of  Pembroke  College.  Ph.D.ofWUri- 
burg.    Demonstrator  of  Mineralogy. 

4  Zoologist  to  the  Royal  Agricultural  Society. 
University  Demonstrator  in  Medical  Entomology. 

6  Headmaster  of  Chatham  House  School, 
Eamsgate. 

6  Bell  Scholar,  1887.  Principal  of  Dpper 
Canada  College,  Toronto. 

7  Inspector  of  Secondary  Schools,  New  South 
Wales. 

8  Carus  Prize,  1890.  Formerly  Hon.  Canon  of 
Maritzburg,  Natal. 

9  Winchester  l'rize,lS»2.  University  Teacher 
in  Tamil.  Examiner  in  English  to  the  University 
of  Wales. 

10  Professor    of    Botany,    Queen's    University, 


Oulton,  William  Harold  Stowe, 
LL.M. 

Baker,  Rev.  William  Arthur 

Holt,  Joseph  Bromilow  1897 

Goodman,  Rev.  ArthurWorthington 
^"Gwynne-Vaughan,  David  Thomas 
11  Stewart,  Percy  Marlborough 

Harris,  Alexander  Charles 

Dove,WilliamBathurst,M.B.,B.C. 

Jones,  Rev.  Edward  Kinloch 

Peile,  Frank  Kitchener 

Dunlop,  Walter 

Cole,  Rev.  Arthur  1898 

Gaskell,  Leonard  Sadgrove,  M.B., 
B.C. 
i^Stephenson,  Rev.  Frank 
13  Lambert,  Rev.  Charles  Edmund 
i^Lange,  Michael  Emil 

Gutch,  Wilfrid 

Harwood,  Thomas  Arthur 

Norton,  George  Herbert 

Vaughan,  Cedric  George 
15  Measures,  Alfred  Ernest 
16 Brown,  Rev.  Malcolm  William      1899 
1'' Allen,  Hugh  Percy 

Hassard-Short,   Rev.  Frederick 
Winning 

Whately,  Rev.  George  Pepys 

Baron,    Rev.    Robert    Russell 
Needham 

Clover,  Rev.  Alan 

Horncastle,  Arthur 

M*=Call,  Rev.  James  George 
isWyatt,  Rev.  Joseph  Light 

Martin,  John  Stapleton  190' 

i^Kitlermaster,  Arthur  Noel  Colley 

Henley,  Rev.  Arthur  Addison 

Hall.  Wilfred 

Whately,  Rev.  Walter  Richard 

Lovibond,  John  Locke 
20Holder,  Percy  John 
21  Baron ,  Reginald  Russell  Needham 
,22Burdon,  The    Hon.  John  Alder,  1901 
I        C.M.G. 

1  Belfast. 

11  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  1894.    Steel  Student,  1894. 

12  Winchester  Prize.  1893.  Carus  Prize,  18»8. 
i  Steel  Student,  1893-1894.  Head  Master,  Felsted 
I  School. 

!    1:5  Principal    of   the   Clergy   Training  School, 
I  Cambridge. 

14  Tyrwhitt  Scholar.  1895. 

15  Master  at  King  Edward's  School,  Birming- 
ham. 16  Master  at  Oundle  School. 

17  Fellow  and  Organist  of  New  College,  Oxford. 
Mu8.D.  Oxon. 

18  University  Teacher  of  Tamil. 

19  Master  at  Dulwich  College. 

20  Master  at  Portsmouth  Grammar  School . 

21  Master  at  Cheltenham  College. 

22  Late  Hausa  Scholar,  Colonial  Secretary  of 
the  Barbadoes. 


1110 


.CHRIST'S  COLLEGE. 


CJilbert,  Frank  Mottram 
U^artridge,  Charles 

Grreen,  George 

Davidson,  Alexander 

Thomas,  Elliott  Crewdson 
2  ClnldjRev.  Charles  James  Napoleon 

1902  3  Abrahams.  Israel 

4  Harvey,  William  Morton 
Hugill,  Rev.  William  Lawson 
Browne,    Rev.    Barry    Matthew 
Charles  Sleater 

^ Lloyd,  Llewelyn  Southworth 

G  Purton,  Gilbert  Anthony 
Sovvels,  Frank 
Porter,  Hugh  Harold 

^Brereton,  Kev.  Philip  Harington 
Lloyd 
Leig-h,  Rev.  James 
Shimwell,  Rev.  Thomas 
Moore,  Rev.  Alexander  Kuight 

1903  Heaver,  Rev.  Herbert 

I'aylor,  Rev.William  Ukey  Lamond 
/oolcadur  Jung,  Mirza  Mohammed 
'^Salisbury,  Frederick  Stimpson 
9 Butler,  Right  Rev.  Edward  Cuth- 
bert 
Muspratt,    Percy    Knowles,  B.C., 
M.B. 
10 Harding-ham,  Charles  Henry 
Steen,  William  Peile 
Tanfield,  Rev.  John  Frederick 

1904  11  Atchison,  Georg-e  Turnour, 

LL.B. 

Clarke,  Rev.  Arthur  Edward 

Harding,  Rev.  Frederick  Howard 

Lunt,  Arthur  Temple 

Love,  Arthur  Harold 

Ashby,  Eev.  Leonard 
12 Gordon,  Walter  Maxwell 
i^^Connolly,  Rev.  Richard  Hugh 

Hunt,  Rev.  Frank  George 

Peile,  John 
i^Leake,  Hugh  Martin 

Sullivan,  Rev.  Arnold  Moon 


\ 


1  Chief  Assistant  Colonial  Secretary,  Southern 
Nigeria.  F.S.A..  F.R.G.S. 

•2  Winchester  Prize,  1898.  Head  Master  of  the 
Cambridge  County  Sctiool. 

a  University  Header  in  Talmudic. 

4  Headmaster  of  St  Aubyns  School,  Eastbourne. 

!)  Inspector  of  Schools  under  the  Secondary 
Department  of  the  Board  of  Education. 

(i  Master  at  Kinij's  School,  Canterbury. 

7  Chaplain  and  Lecturer  at  Selwyn  College. 

8  Master  at  Kiugswood  School,  Grahamscowu, 
S.  Africa. 

9  Abbot  of  Downside.     Hon.  Litt.D,  Dublin. 

10  Master  at  St  George's  School,  Harpenden. 

11  Master  at  Bedford  Grammar  School. 

12  Master  at  Ton  bridge  School. 

13  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  lyoi. 

14  Economic  Botanist  at  the  Agricultural  Col- 
lege, Cawnpore. 


Hawken,  Rev.  William  Dallinger 

Baron,  Eev.    William   Russell 
Needham 

Fulton,  Eustace  Cecil 

IMilburn,  Sir  Charles  Stamp,  Bart. 
I    Glen,  Randolph  Alexander 
I  '^Macnaughton,  Donald  Allan 

Hollzmann,    Wilfrid    Watkinson 
!         M.B.,  B.C. 
'^  Cadman,  Hubert  Smelter 
1^  Hoffmann,  William  Arnold 
1'  Squire,  Samuel  Gimson 
^'^Oarmichael,  Rev.  Douglas  Willi; 
Winn 

Robson,  Rev.  Edgar  Hifl 
i^Sedgeheld,  Walter  John 
20Epps,  Claude  Henry  Boudeville 

Miilington,  John  Price 

Allen,  Robert  Candlish 

Mountain,  Harold,  LL.B. 

Goddard,  John 

Clarke,  William  Sefton 
2iRackham,  Maurice 

Baker,  Arthur  Ponsford 
22Fox,  Charles 

23  Ormsby,  Francis  Chatterton 
^* Alston,  Leonard 

Chubb,  Cecil  Herbert  Edward, 
LL.B. 

Devereux,  Rev.    Edward    Robert 
Price,  LL.B. 

Florence,  Rev.  Tom  Henry 

Briggs,  Waldo  Raven,  I^L.B. 
25Elliott,    Rev.    Wm.    Henry 
Hatch  ard 

Spittall,Rev.  Alexander  Buchanan 
2e  Williams,  Harold  Herbert 

Child,  William  Noel 
27  Lambert,  Frank 
28Sleeman,  Cyril  Montagu 
2^>  Forder,  Frank  George 

Wade,  Rev.  Ralph  Porter 

Ehrenborg,  Gbstaf  Bramwell 

Hood,  Rev.  John  Charles  Fulton 


!    15  Master  at  Denston  CoUepo. 
i     16  Winchester  Prize,  1901.    Master  at  Tonbridg* 
School.  17  Master  at  Oundle  School. 

18  Winchester  Prize,  1902. 

19  Professor   of  the  English   Language  in   tl 
Victoria  University  of  Manchester. 

20  Headmaster  of  Bedales  Preparatory  School. 

21  Clork  in  the  Admiralty  Registry. 

22  Lecturer,    Cambridge    University     Training 
College  for  Schoolmasters. 

23  Master  at  Grammar  School,  Sligo. 

24  Burnev  Prize,  1904  and  1905.    Maitland  Prize, 
1906  and  1910. 

25  Late  Head  of  Cambridge  House,  London. 
«6  Steel  Student,  1903.    Oarus  Prize,  1903. 
S!7  Assistant  Curator  of  the  Guildhall  Museumi, 

London. 

28  Fellow  of  Queens'  College,  Cambridge. 

29  Master  at  Charterhouse  School. 


CHRIST'S  COLLEGE. 


nil 


Thompson ,  Kev.  Alfred 
Cuunington,  William  Alfred 

0  1  Kvans,  Hugh  Pickering 

Shepperson,ErneslWhittome,LL.B. 
*  Gregson,  Henry  Wilson 

Dodwell,  George  Melville,  LL.B. 

Grant,  Frederick  George,  LL.B. 

Gregg,  Rev.  Ivo Francis  Henry  Carr 

Robinson,  Albert  Clifford 

Angus,  William    Brodie   Gurney, 
M.B.,  B.C. 
8  Crane,  Henry  Ernest 

Scrutton,  Rev.  Alexander  William 

1  *  Carter,  Rev.  Henry  Child 

5  Mackenzie,  Kenneth  James  Joseph 

6  By  grave,  William 
'Haddon,  Ernest  Balfour 

Joseph,  William  Franklin  George 
Jones,  Kev.  Arthur  Hawkins 
Browne,  Rev.  Walter  Marshall 
Booty,  Maurice  Gordon  Reece 
Orr,  Rev.  Arthur  Wellesley 
Maxwell,  Rev.  Charles  Herbert 
Maule,  Robert 

2  Hurst,  Charles  Benjamin 
Finlayson,  John  Georg-e 
Harding,  Rev.  Wilfrid  John 

8  Hubrecht,  Jan  Bastiaan 

9  Woodard,  Edgar  Askew 

10  Romanes,  James 
"Wall is.  Herbert  Henry 

Joyce,  Rev.  John  William  Henry 
i^Gandy,  Edgar  Stansby 
1' Scott,  James  Humphrey 

Turner,  Harold  Wilton 

3  Sedgwick,  Rev.  Artlinr  Cecil 
Embleton,  Dennis,  M.B. 
Smith,  Francis  Henry 
Booth,  Lionel  Barton 
Peyton-Burbery,  Rev.    Robert 

Jackson  Peyton 
Wilson,  Hubert  Francis,  M.B. ,  B.C.  ! 
"Imms,  Augustus  Daniel  ^i 

Greaves,  Alan  I 

Dowson,  Walter  John 


Ager,  Rev.  Ai'thur  Douglas 
i^Blacklock,  John  Henderson 

Broome,  Robert  Reeves 

Buttery,  Harold  Robert 
i^Glenister,  Douglas  James 

Blencowe,  Rev.  Alan  Humphrey 

Murray,  Arthur  Richmond 

Lewis,  Richard  Morgan 

Mailing,  William  Hill 

Honorary  M.A* 

i^Liversidge,  Archibald,  F.R.S.  1887 

Wolstenholme,  Henry  James  1895 

is  Whitehouse,  Rev.  Owen  Charles  1909 

LL.M. 

Pattisson,  Augustus  1863 

i^FitzGerald,  Hon.  John  Donohoe  1873 

Radford,  Rev.  Arthur  1878 

Male,  Henry  1882 
Watson,  Rev.  Christopher  Thomas  1883 

20  Williams,  Albert  1891 
Bennett,  George  Locking  1892 

B.A. 

21  Sutton,  The  Hon.  Sir  Henry  i868 
Purchas,  Francis  Eastwood  i879 
Webb, Rev.  Edgar  Alfred  i880 

22Peck,EdwardSurman,  M.B.,  B.C.  i888 

Swainson,  John  Alfred  i889 

Purchas,  Arthur  Fleetwood 

Chirnside,  Robert  Bell  1891 

Kirk,  John  Lamplugh.M.B.,  B.C. 

Butterworth,  Rupert,  M.B.,  B.C.    1892 

Armstrong,  Rev.  Robert  St  Vincent  1893 
Bowen 
23  Howlett,  Richard  Ross  1894 

Bradbury,  James 

Capon,  Edward  Orford 

Sewell,  Hubert  Woodville 

Holmes,  Rev.  Francis  William        1895 

Upward,HaroldArthur,M.B.,B.C. 

Fryer,  John  Henry,  M.B.,  B.C.        1896 

Brown,  Charles  Anthony 


1  Master  at  Newton  CoHege,  Newton  Abbot. 

2  Master  at  Royal  Naval  College,  Dartmouth. 

3  Master  at  Kingswood  School,  Bath. 

4  M.A.,  Oxon. 

5  Lecturer  in  Agriculture  under  the   Special 
Board. 

C  Master  at  King  Willian»'s  College. 

7  In  the  Uganda  Service. 
.   8  Isaac  Newton  Student,  1908.    Hon.   Lecturer 
in  Astrophysics  in  Manchester  University. 
•  9  Master  at  St  Lawrence  College,  Kani-sgate. 

10  Harkness  Scholar,  i'tll. 

11  Matter  at  Trent  College. 

12  Master  at  Epsom  College. 

13  Master  at  King  Alfred's  School,  Wantage. 


14  Lecturer  In  Entomology.  Manchester  Uni»er- 

sity. 

15  Master  at  County  School,  Richmond,  Surrey. 

16  Master  at  Tonbridgo  School. 

J7  I-ate  Professor  of  t'homiatry  in  the  Univer- 
sity ofSydney. 

18  D.D.   Aberdeen.     Theological  Tutor  of  Ches- 
hunt  College,  Cambridge. 

19  King's  Counsel. 

20  Indian  Civil  Service. 

21  Formerly  Judge  of  His  Majesty's  High  Court, 
King's  Bench  Division. 

'iri  Major,  Indian  Medical  Service. 
23  Home  Civil  Service. 


1112 


CHRIST'S  COLLEGE. 


Bicknell,  Raymond  Percy 
Howat,  John  Briton  Bernard 
Plullpotts,  GeofFrey  Surtees 

1898  Thompson,  Peter  Anthony 
Watson,  Henry  Sinclair 

1  Black,  Maurice  Adam 
M'^lntosh,  John  George  Hunter 
Patrick,  Norman  Colum 
Statham,  Hugh,M.B.,  B.C. 
Hacking,  Arthur 

1899  Mowlett,  Frank  Milburn 
Jacobs,  Hardy  Vincent,  LL.B. 
Jiottomley,  William 

Black,  Reginald  Adam 
Curl,  Henley  Frank 
Dunlop,  Charles  Bertram 

1900  Pim,  Francis  Henry 
Lever,  Percy  Fogg,  LL.B. 
Berwick,  Richard  Lavington 
May,  Arthur  Henry 

1901  ^Maufe,  Herbert  Brantwood 

Groves,  William  Peer 
Kearns,  Joseph  Richard  Carden 
Woodburn,  William  Harrison 
Young,  Roy  Frew,  M.B.,  B.C. 

1902  Pumphrey,  Charles  Ernest 
Stevens,  Frank  Bentham,  LL.B. 
Lindsell,  Arthur  James  Gurney 
Francillon,  Francis  James 
Happis,  Pier  Alessandro  Giorgio 

^Lee,  Arnold 
Pullman,  Arthur  Henry 

1903  Harper,  Leonard  Vyse 

Oulton,  Ernest  Vivian,  M.B.,  B.C. 
Wright,  Oswald  Kentish, M.B.,  B.C. 
Jones,  Walter  Hewitt 
Ewing,  Alfred  Washington 
Adams,  Francis  Norris 
Lewis,  Lewis  Francis  Gurslave 

1904  Eschwege,  Fritz  Salo 

4  Finch,  Edwin  Gorringe 
Hanson,  Edward  Taylor 

1905  Hardy,  Eric  Howieson 

Butt,  Harold  Thomas  Hay  ward 
Mager,  Leonard,  LL.B. 
Saner,  Francis  Donaldson,  M.B., 
B.C. 


5  Elliott,  Arthur  Dormand 

6  Harrison,  John 
iMeimarachi,  Anthony 

7  Wood,  Christopher  Francis  J 
Adams,  Frank  Shirley,  M.B.,  B.C. 

^  Butcher,  Arthur  Douglas  Deane 
"  Barber,  William  Edmund 

HickjReginald  Heber  Prowdo, B.C. 

Phillips,  Josepli 

Drey,  Oscar  Raymond 

Bolton,  Michael  Alfred 

Tindall,  Cuthbert 

Panton,  Rev.  Sidney  Eraser 

Seabrooke,  Alexander  Stanger, 
M.B.,  B.C. 

Bonser,  Winfield  Joyce  1 

Bai-r,  Guy 

Browne,  Maurice  Anthony 

10  Green,  Gabriel 
Healon,  Rainald 

Pulling,  John  Bernard,  M.B.,  B.C. 
Rigby,  Rev.  Percy 
Marriott,  Rev.  Stephen  Jack 
Watts,  Rev.  Herbert  Arthur 
Walker,  Lawrence  Cecil 

11  Bashford,  Percy  Frederick  Robert 
Cook,  Victor  Chandler 

12  Shelley,  James 
Caiger,  Rev.  Stephen  Langrish 
Pigeon,  John  Walter 
Barnard,  Keppel  Harcourt 

i^Hance,  James  Bennett 

Rust,  Arthur  Arnold 

Wright,  Claude  Reginald,  B.C. 
i"*  Kent,  Rev.  Norman  Braund 

l*yman,  William  Haigh 

Nelson,  George  Geoffrey 

15  Brierley,  William  Bertie 
Banister,  Thurstan  Edmund 
Grace,  Edgar  Mervyn 
Hosken,  Hubert,  LL.B. 

16  Shiach,  Arthur 

Griffith,  John  Richard,  B.C. 
•  Martin,  William  Arthur 

Liayatullah  Khan  ] 

17 Senior,  Rev.  Alfred  Park 
1^  Saunders,  Frederic  James 


11 


1  Captain,  5th  Dragoon  Guards. 

2  Director  of   Geological  Survey   of  Southern 
Rhodesia. 

3  Master  at  Cirencester  Grammar  School. 

4  Master  at  Khedivieh  College,  Cairo. 
!>  Master  at  Barnet  Grammar  School. 
0  M.D.  McGill  University. 

7  Indian  Civil  Service. 

8  In  Public  Works  Department  of  Egypt, 

9  Literary  Editor,  Morning  Post. 
10  Master  at  Christ's  Hospital. 

U  Master  at  Biadfleld  College. 


12  Assistant  Lecturer  in  Education,  Manchester 
University. 

13  Indian  Medical  Service. 

14  Head  of  Cambridge  House,  CatnberwoU. 

15  Winchester    Prize,    1908.     Master  at    King 
Edward's  School,  Stratford-ou-Avon. 

16  Master  at  King  Edward's  School,  Camp  Hill, 
Birmingham. 

17  Abbott   Scholar,  1907.     Steel  Student,  1909. 
Burney  Student,  1913. 

18  Master  at  Royal  Grammar  School,  Lancaster. 


CHRIST'S  COLLEGE. 


1113 


Smith,  Alton  Ewart  Clarence 
Crawshaw,  Charles  Harold 
Anderson,  Rev.  David 
1  Simpson,  James  Gordon 
Edwards,  Frederick  Wallace 
Harper,  Cecil  Humphries 
Paul,  Arthur  Blackwell.M.B.,  B.C. 
Trend,  John  Brande 
tilyth.  Rev.  Ernest  William 
Large,  Rev.  Rupert  Jerome 
Dobbin,  Alfred  William 
Evison,  Reprinald  Robert 
Furraston,  Rev.  Edward  Bentley 
Naoroji,  Jal  Ardeshir  Dadabhai 
Peters,  Rev.  Edward  Charles 
Smith,  Alfred  Cecil  Denison 
2Brennan,  Joseph 
8  Cope,  Thomas 
Reid,  Leonard  John 
TurnbuU,  Edwhi  Lawrence,  LL.B, 
*Baptie,  Rev.  Norman 
5 Roy,  S^tyendra  Nath 
Graves,  Basil 
Hare,  William  Theodore 
Khare,  Laxman  Ganesh 
Lambrinudi,  Constantine  Leonidas 
Pearson,  Robert  Chilton 
Beecroft,  Aithur  Edward,  LL.B. 
Lloyd-George,  Richard 
^Fantham,  Harold  Benjamin 
Ashburner,  George  Barrington 
Bell,  Rev.  Charles  Henry 
Bonas,  Gordon  Jonah 
Chapman,  Charles  Sydney 
Cowen,  Rev.  Claude  Herbert  Grant 
M'^Call,  Henry  Dundas 
Parkinson,  Ernest  Alfred 
Sing:,  Charles  Millington 
Thoms,  Rev.  Alexander  Hepburn 
Woolley,  Erik  Christensen 
Ronnfeldt,  Frank 

Angus,  George  Herbert  Christopher 
Brown,  Arthur  Edward 
Green,  Archibald  George  Noble 
8  Napier,  Oswald  James  Walter 
Shephard,  William  Hopper 
Watson,  Tertius  Thomas  Boswall 
Bell,  James  Arthur  Herbert 
Gibson,  Rev,  Robert  Milner 
^  Clough,  Rev.  Vernon 


,  1  MaBterat  Bancroft's  School,  Woodford  Green. 

5  Members'  Prize.  1910.    Home  Civil  Service. 

3  Home  Civil  Service. 

4  Tutor  and  Dean,  St  John's  Hall,  Highbury. 

6  Indian  Civil  Service. 

«  Assistant  Lecturer,  Liverpool  School  of  Tropi- 
^1  Medicine.     D.Sc.  London. 

7  Assistant  Commissioner  in  Rhodesian  Service. 


Huggonson,  Richard  Pritchard 
Nelson,  Ronald  Duckworth 

PhiUips,  Leslie  Penhall,  LL.B. 

Jenkins,  John 

Adshead,  Harold  Edward 
lONuttall,  Edward  Duncan 

Williams,  Rev.  Joseph  Ernest 

Livens,  William  Howard 

Lewis,  Hugh  James 

Mee,  John  Theodore  Martin 

Williams,  Alan  Copland 

Blackburne,  Rev.  Edward  Victor 

Cleeve,  Frederick  Cuthbert  Aylmer 

Couldridge,  Rev.  WUliam  Henry 
French 

Dennes,  Wilfrid,  LL.B. 

Franciilon,  Francis  Edward 

Gardener,  Rev.   Edward  George 
Augustine 

KoKo 

Lewis,  Francis  Herbert 

Mir,  Sheikh  Mohammed 

Roberts,  Rev.  Llewelyn  Caradog 

Whaley,  Oswald  Stanley 

Grove,  Oswald  Harry  12^.2 

Roseway,  George  David 

Beven,  John  Junius  Osmund 
iiRenoly,  Herbert  Johannes 
12  Peers,  Edgar  Allison 

Blyth,  Arthur  Cecil 

Walker,  Frederick  Carrington 

Ward,  Francis  Kingdon 

Bakewell,  Brian 

Lane,  Gilbert  Roberts 

Murray,  Everitt  George  Dunne 

Sale,  Harold  Montague 

Grist,  Rev.  William 

Coley,  Colin,  LL.B. 
i=*Adcock,  Harold  Meredyth 

Vachha,  Fardunji  Bejanji 

Banks,  Reginald  Alfred 

Nickal,  George  Brockbank 

Astbury,  Rev.  Harold  Stanley 

Lowe,  Charles  Augustus  Herbert 

Flaunery,  Rev.  Brian  Antony 

Ramsay,  Malcolm  Gordon 

Saunders,  Rev.  William  Daniel 

Albino,  Harry  Hurlbutt 

Beaumont,  Owen  Albert 

Binks,  Benjamin  Bernard 


8  Ma.ster  at  Christ's  College,  Christchurch.N.Z. 

9  Head  of  Christ's  College  Boys  Home,  Camber- 
well. 

10  Master  at  Brighton  Grammar  School. 

11  Tiarks  Scholar,  1912. 

12  Winchester  Prize,  1912.     Master  at  Mill  Hill. 
IS  Master  at  Bablake  School,  Coventry. 


47—5 


1114 


CHRIST'S   COLLEGte. 


Carlton- Williams,  Eritli  Walter 

Cleeve,  Charles  Edwai'd 

Griffith,  Henry  Hall 

Holmwood,  Lionel  Snowdon 

Hurst,  William  Hutchinson 

Kearns,  Henry  Ward  Lionel 

Riley,  Arthur 

Smith-Carington,   Arthur  Eric 
Conder 

Todd,  Marshall 

Whelpton,  Henry  Edward 

Whitehead,  Reginald  Binyon 
1913    Anderson,  Harry 

Barrett,  Lucas 

Bartlam,  Eric  Walter 

Blackledge,  Robert  Dallas 

Broster,  Edward  Davenport 

Cockton,  Joseph  Curwen 

Comely,  John 

Crawford,  Gerald  Baynes 
iDavison,  Albert  Edward,  Mus.Bac. 

Gibson,  Ivor  Frederic 

Hargreaves,  Richard 

Hayward,  Gerald 
eHorne,  James  Anthony 

Kapp,  Edmund 

Kelleher,  Henry,  LL.B. 

Lazarus,  Eric  Lewis 

Levy,  Henry 

Liu,  Liang-hsiin 

Maule,  Geoffrey  Lamb 

May,  Cyril  Philip 

Moore,  Richard  Temple 

Osborne,  Henry  James  Reginald 

Sing,  Martin  Millington 

Smit,  Barend  Jacobus 

Smith,  Harold  Earnshaw 
2Still,  William  Herbert 

Strachan,  Rev.  Robert  Harvey 

Thompson,  George  Henry  Main 

Wadham,  Samuel  Macmahon 

Wagner,  Richai-d  Harry 

Weisberg,  Hyman 

Williams,  Frank  Lukyn 

Young,  Barry  Walford 

LL.B. 

1899    Armstrong',  Forster  Moore 

Fellow  Comnfioner. 
Priestley,  Raymond  Edward 

Advanced  Students. 
Ramsay,  Lewis  Neil  Griffith 


Lewis,  Reginald  Cameron 
Babb,  Hugh  Webster 

Pen,noners. 

3Scott-(iatty,   Sir    Alfred   Scott, 

K.C.V.O. 
4  Nestor- Schnurmann,  Ivan 

l^angerman,  Ernest  Struben 

Manekjee,  Sohrabjee 

Huszard,  Stanley  George 

Rock  wood,  John  Marcus  Selvuturi 

Davies,  Eric  I J  avid  Despaid 

Fowler,  Henry  Candler  Neilly 

Friend,  Francis  Frederick 

Wilkinson,  Valentine 

Baird,  Leonard  Bath 

Wyles,  Harry  Ronald 

Richards,  Cyril  Treharne 

Young,  Fred  Edmund 

Melliug,  John  Stanley 

Hamilton,  Hans  Patrick 

Holt,  Reginald 

Smith,  Edgar  William 

Maasdorp,  Eric  John 

Webb,  Edward  Oliver 

Sulieman,  Ahmed  Awad 

Vines,  Howard  William  Copland 

Young,  John  Gordon 

Chen  alloy,  Edmund  Hubert 

Stoneman,  Cyril  Alford  Croote 

Wolfenden,  Stuart  Jardine  Noms 

Dodd,  Alfred  Herbert 

James,  Kenneth  Pascoe 

Powell,  Edward  Horatio 

Barlow,  Robert  George 

Cope,  John  Lachlan 

Lewis,  William  Basil  Aylmer 

Crawshaw,  Cedric  Basil  Hartley  , 

Hatch,  Philip  Randall 
e  Allen,  John  Stanley 

Kuiig,  Anching 

Portago,  Antonio 

Hatch,  Frederick  Henry 

Tanner,  Humphrey  Russell 

Tanner,  Gerald  Russell 

Catty,  Francis  Bovill  ^ 

Dixon,  Arthur  Harold 

Harvey,  William 

Hayton,  James  DaAvson  Wray 

Chivers,  William  Batterson 

Jones,  Ernest 

Turpin,  James  Knowles 

Houlton,  John  Wardle 

Shurlock,  Frederick  William 


i 


e  Choral  Exhibitioner. 
I  Organist.     Stewart  of  Rannoch   Scholar 
Sacred  Music. 

a  Wordsworth  Student.  1913. 


3  Garter,  Principal  King  at  Arms. 

4  Master  at  Cheltenham  CoUeKe.    1 
of  Russian  under  the  Board  for  I.  C.  S.  Studle*. 


CHRIST'S   COLLEGE. 


1115 


Wiles,  Harold  Herbert 

Dixon,  Arthur  Frederic  William 

Peters,  Austin  Joseph 

England,  Walter  Brassington 

Beaumont,  Douglas  Charles 

Tootell,  Eaymond 

Eddison,  Herbert  Wilfred 

Kuai,  Shiao  Sien 
'  Kuai,  Zer  Sien 

Vint,  Morley  Dyson 

Wilson,  Frederick  Arnold 

Carrington,  Edmund  Alfred 

Eames,  Arnold  John 

Clough,  John 

Betteridge,    Harold    Greenwood 
Wortliington 

Briggs,  Percy  James 

Burkitt,  Frederick  Thomas 

Thomas,  Archibald  Alan 

Griffiths,  John 

Elton,  Geoffrey  York 

Webb,  Henry  Carlyle 
e, /Cooke,   Greville  Vaughan 
Turner 

Phillips,  Arthur  Thomas 

Blackburn,  William  Howard 

Betteridge,  Benjamin  Fairthorne 

Misquith,  Oscar  Gerald 

Brawn,  John  Artliur 

Leong,  Yin  Khean 

Brode,  Reginald  Thomas 

Ingles,  VV'illiam  Henry  Stuart 

Downie,  James  Maitland 

von    Llibtow,    William    Gustav 
August  Julius 

Sheppard- Jones,    James    Gurney 
Sheppard 

Hendry,  Francis  Harold  Arthur 
e  Knight,  Richard 

Hawkins,  Richard  James 

Thorne,  Herbert  Stanley 

Stavers,  William  Mackay 

Wilcock,  Rev.  John 

Morris,  George  Philip 

de  Pitard,  Guy 

Woodhead,  Herbert  Milne 

Cunliffe,  James  Henry  Grave 
'  Ali,  Mohammad 

Ladd,  Leslie  Scrivener 
i   Smith,  Emerson  Lyman  Fisher 
,   Biggar,  Charles  Leslie  Pinckard 
;    Yakan,  Said  Kamel  Bey 
,'   Bentley,  Clarence  Leslie 
:    Dibb,  Richard  Knocker 
'   WahiAvright,  Geoffrey  Lennox 

Che,  Hing  Shing 


Mahomed-  Ullah,    Sarbuland 

Jung 
Brown,  Geoffrey  William 
Hansell,  George  Francis 
Llewellyn.  Evan  Edwards 
Dyer,  Cecil  Macmillan 
Porter,  Vyvyan  Kingsley 
Booth,  Arnold  Frederick 
Lane,  Philip 
Sharpe,  George  Radford 
Pettit,  John  Robert 
von  Kaufmann,  George 
Downs,  Brian  Westerdale 
Faulconbridge,  Frank  Thomas 
Connett,  Thomas  Oliphant 
Goddard,  Frederick  Walter 
McLean,  Kenneth  Graeme 
Rees,  Rev.  Edward  Lloyd 
Williams,  David  Geoffrey 
Parnham,  Frank  Jefferson 
Webb,  Alfred  Henderson 
Yarde,  John  Tristram 
Turner,  William  Howell 
Greenwood,  Charles  Fairclough 
Harricks,  Norman 
Osborne,  Leslie  Hall 
Islam,  Badrul 
Nazinmddin,  Khaja 
Franklyn,  Harold 
Johnson,  Albert  Victor 
Hett,  Arnold  Innes 
Jackson,  Frederick  Keith 
Brasnett,  Thomas  John  Grose 
Smith,  Joseph 
Tyagar^ja,  Jaganna  Than 
Jewitt,  Dermod  Patrick 
Marriott,  Rev.  Frederick  George 
Hony,  George  Bathurst 
Connett,  Harold 
Pryce,  Eric  Oakeley 
Moncrieff,  Alan 
Moorat,  Rev.  Geoi-ge  Clement 
Hudson,  Noel  Baring 
Melitus,  Paul  Norman 
McCoU,  Hugh  Herbert 
Turkington,  James  Stewart 
Walker,  Douglas  Grahamo 
c  Harrison,  Eric  Marshall 
Earles,  Francis  John 
Roberts,  Clifford 
Salas,  Adolfo  Salvador 
Harvie,  John  Keith 
Nelder,  Gordon  Charles  Aldridge 
Cattell,  M'Keen 
Peri'ot,  Gordon 
Still,  Harold  Norman 


Choral  Exhibitioner. 


/  Stewart  of  Ranuoch  Scholar  lu  Sacred  Music. 


1116 


CHRIST'S  COLLEGE. 


Naoroji,  Karesasp  Ardeshir 

Dadabhai 
Fair,  James  Conroy 
Maybrey,  Herbert  John 
Menon,  Konkoth  Sankara 
Thompson,  Arthur  Patrick 
Adshead,  Maurice  Sinclair 
Markham,  Edwin  Bennett 
James,  Arthur  Edward  George 
Thompson,  Percy  James 
BHgh,  Eric 
Akam,  John  William 
Mann,  Frederick  Arthur  Whatley 
Ryan,  Charles  Diller 
Odell,  Robert  Eric 
Or  ton,  William  Aylott 
Batty,  Geoffrey  George  Horn 
Payton,  Ralph  Stuart 
Jones,  Ivor  Cynric  Salusbury 
Pracy,  Henry  Edward  Finlater 
Edwards,  Llewellyn  Albert 
Hobson,  Walter  William 
Brown,  Leonard  Theodore 
Onnesher,  Herbert 
Elmslie,  William  Thorburn 
Castell,  Samuel  Percy 
Voelcker,  Harold  Edward 
Young,  Robert  Alexander 
Walker,  Jeffery 
Kane,  Rev.  Thomas  John 
Winter-Lotimer,  Charles  Burgess 
Branch,  Henry  Edward 


Slater,  Alan  Edward 
ChaUoner,  John  Loviboud 
Slaughter,  Charles  Ernest 
Reed,  Bertie 
White,  Lionel 
Byrne,  Rev.  John  Henry 
Walker,  Kenneth  Murray 
Chow,  James  Leslie  Ewing 
Gaekwad,  Yeshwantrao  Ganpatrao 
Rucker,  Hans-Ulrich  Antonio  Curt 
de  Sert,  Francis 
Airey,  Thomas  Arthur 
Kung,  An  Slmen 
Adriasola,  Alberto  Ricardo 
Standen,  Leslie  James  Denman 
Townroe,  Geoffrey  Charles 
McColl,  Alexander  Malcolm 
Hindle,  Harold  Burn 
Clarke,  Evan  Bernard 
Zergiebel,   Gottlieb  Hermann 

Dietwin  Dankmar 
Purdie,  Albert  Bertrand 
Gribbin,  Joseph  Aloysius 
Branch,  Norman  Harry 
Branston,  Reginald 

Sizars. 

I    Elliott,  Thomas  Reginald  Hatchard 
;    Townson,  Benjamin  Arnold 
j    Bucknell,  William  Henry 


PATRONAGE. 


Counties.  \  Betieficet . 

Camb....|Bourn,  V. 

iCaldecol,  V. 

Toft.R. 

|Fen  Drayton,  C. 

Essex....  Canfield  Parva,  R. 

Herts....  Anstye,  R. 

Kegworth,  R. 

Ingoldsby,  R. 
Navenby,  R. 
Brisley,  R. 
Gately,  V. 
Burnham,StMy.R. 
Hapten,  C. 
Clipston,  R. 
Moulton,  R. 
Elmley  Lovett,  R. 
IVTanorhier.V  . 


Leicest. 
Lincoln 


Norfolk . 


Northam 
Suffolk.. 
Worcest. 
PHmh.... 


Lib.  Reg. 

•9  15  10 
3  11    Oi 
6  16  lOi 

I  Notin  charge. 

12  0  7^ 
21  13  4 

25  15  7^ 

21  6  lOi 
17  10  0 
•8  7  8i 
•3  2  8A 
17  10  0 

Notin  charge. 

17  12  8A 

13  6  8 

17  2  6 

•8  0  n 


Incumbenis. 
,W.  A.  Haker,M.A. 

|T.  OrbelLM.A.     ! 

K.  Young,  M.A. 
H.L.  Jackson,  B.D. 
fF.   R.   Williams,  ! 
X      M.A.  I 

( H .  M .  Stephenson,  ^ 
1    M.A.  I 

J. Twenty  man, M.  A. 
G.T.Handford,M.A.i 
)W.  H.  Lowe,! 
f     M.A.  I 

T.  F.Falkner,M.A.l 
A.  Cross,  M.A. 
D.  Edwards, M.A. 
H.  Smith,  M.A.  I 
P.  K.  Fison,  D.D.  ' 
H.  Heaver,  M.A. 


B.A. 

1892 

1887 

1887 

1882 

1884 

1861 

1861 
1876 

1871 

1870 
1885 
1868 
1877 
1870 
1896 


Jnst. 
1907 
1898 

1897 
1910 

1906 

1895 

1887 
1907 

1891 

1903 
1907 
1912 
1907 
1908 
1908 


THE   COLLEGE   OF   ST   JOHN   THE 
EVANGELIST. 

(Founded  1511.) 

This  College  was  founded  by  Lady  Margaret,  Countess  of 
Richmond  and  Derby,  mother  of  King  Henry  VII.  and  Foun- 
dress of  Christ's  College.  It  succeeded  the  hospital  of  St  John, 
founded  about  1210,  from  which  Hugh  Balsham,  Bishop  of  Ely, 
removed  his  scholars  to  Peterhouse  in  1284.  In  consequence  of 
the  death  of  the  Foundress  before  the  completion  of  her  designs, 
much  difficulty  was  experienced  in  establishing  the  College  on 
as  large  a  scale  as  was  originally  intended.  It  was  mainly  owing 
to  the  exertions  and  beneficence  of  John  Fisher,  Bishop  of 
Rochester,  executor  of  the  Foundress,  and  Chancellor  of  the  Uni- 
versity, that  sufficient  funds  were  obtained  to  endow  thirty-two 
Fellowships,  of  which  he  founded  four,  and  twenty-four  Scholar- 
ships, of  which  he  founded  two.  There  were  numerous  subsequent 
endowments  for  Scholarships.  Nineteen  additional  Fellowships 
were  founded  in  the  reign  of  Henry  VIII.  Of  these  two  were 
founded  by  Rev.  James  Beresford,  one  by  Sir  Marmaduke  Con- 
stable, one  by  Mr  Halitreholme,  one  by  Lady  Jane  Rokeby,  one  by 
Mr  John  Bay  ley,  two  by  Rev.  Edward  Gregson,  one  by  Rev. 
Robert  Symson,  two  by  Rev.  Dr  John  Keyton,  one  by  Rev.  Dr 
William  Fell,  one  by  Dr  Thomas  Thimbleby,  two  by  Rev.  Dr 
Roger  Lupton,  four  by  Archdeacon  Hugh  Ashton.  In  1589  one 
was  founded  by  a  bequest  from  Mr  Henry  Hebblethwaite :  in  1673 
one  by  a  bequest  from  Dr  Francis  Dee,  Bishop  of  Peterborough. 
Endowments  to  found  Fellowships  were  bequeathed  in  1632  by 
Mr  William  Piatt,  and  an  endowment  for  one  Fellowship  in  1833 
by  Rev.  James  Webster. 

Dr  Thomas  Linacre  founded  in  1526  a  Lectureship  in  Physic. 

New  Statutes  were  approved  by  the  Queen  in  Council, 
May  3,  1882. 

The  Foundation  of  the  College  consists  of  a  Master  and 
fifty-six  Fellows,  sixty  Scholars,  and  nine  Sizars  called  Proper 
Sizars. 

The  Governing  body  is  a  Council  consisting  of  the  Master, 
and  twelve  Fellows,  of  at  least  three  years'  standing  from  their 
Iflrst  degree,  elected  by  the  Master  and  Fellows. 

The  Master  must  be  a  Master  of  Arts  or  of  some  equal 


1118  St    JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 

or  superior  degree  of  Cambridge  or  of  Oxford,  and  not  less  than 
thirty  years  of  age.  He  is  elected  by  the  Fellows  who  are  of 
at  least  three  years'  standing  from  their  first  degree. 

The  Fellows  are  elected  from  graduates  of  the  College 
or  graduates  of  Cambridge  or  of  Oxford.  The  annual  elec- 
tion takes  place  on  the  Monday  after  All  Saints'  Day,  and 
vacancies  must  be  filled  up  not  later  than  the  second  annual 
election  after  they  occur.  Fellows  must  proceed  to  the  degree  of 
Master  of  Arts,  Master  of  Law,  Master  of  Surgery,  or  Doctor  ol 
Medicine,  as  soon  as  they  are  of  sufficient  standing.  Fellowships 
are  tenable  until  ten  days  before  the  expiration  of  six  years  from 
election,  provided  that  no  Fellow  may  be  of  more  than  ten  years 
standing  from  his  first  degree  :  but  a  Fellow,  so  long  as  he  holds 
one  or  another  of  certain  offices  in  the  University  or  in  the  College, 
does  not  vacate  by  lapse  of  time ;  and  a  Fellow,  who  has  served  for 
twenty  years  in  one  or  another  of  certain  offices  in  the  College, 
may  under  provisions  specified  hold  his  Fellowship  for  life.  The 
Council  may  extend  the  tenure  of  a  Fellow  for  periods  of  five  years. 
They  may  also  elect  persons  eminent  for  science  or  learning,  such 
Fellows  not  to  vacate  by  lapse  of  time;  and  may  elect  Professors 
or  Readers  of  the  University,  their  tenure  to  terminate  with  that 
of  their  office  of  Professor  or  Reader.  Five  Fellowships  are 
Professorial  Fellowships,  to  be  held  by  Professors  of  the  Uni- 
versity  under  the  conditions  prescribed  by  the  Statutes  of  the 
University.  Any  Fellow  not  a  Professorial  Fellow  may  with  the 
consent  of  the  Council  become  a  Supernumerary  Fellow.  The| 
Council  may  also  elect  Honorary  Fellows. 

The  Foundation  Scholars  are  elected  from  students  oi 
the  College,  or  from  such  other  persons  and  of  such  standing 
as  tlie  Council  may  think  fit.  The  annual  election  takes  place  in 
June,  and  all  vacancies  must  be  filled  up  not  later  than  the  secondj 
annual  election  after  they  occur.  Scholars,  if  not  graduates,  muslj 
proceed  to  some  degree  at  the  regular  time.  The  Scholarships 
are  of  the  annual  value  of  not  less  than  £40,  and  not  more  thai 
£100  each.  Their  tenure  is  contingent  upon  residence,  goo( 
conduct,  and  application  to  study.  It  may  be  prolonged  by  the 
Council,  if  they  think  fit,  until  the  Scholar  is  of  standing  tc 
incept  in  Arts,  or  for  any  shorter  period. 

The  nine  Proper  Sizars,  on  Dr  DowmanV  Foundatior 
1525,  are  elected  in  June.  The  value  of  each  Sizarship  is  £30  a 
year  for  three  years,  or  until  the  liolder  is  elected  to  a  Founda- 
tion Scholarship. 

By  gift  from  Dr  James  Wood,  Master  of  the  College  1815— 
1839,  the  sum  of  £360  is  assigned  annually  in  Exhibitions  t( 
the  most  deserving  Students,  to  be  called  Wood's  Exhibitioners 
account  being  taken  of  their  pecuniary  circumstances  as  well  $i 
of  their  moral  and  intellectual  qualifications. 

Under  the  like  conditions  the  yearly  produce  of  the  Rectory  o 


i 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE.  1119 

Cherry  Marham  in  the  county  of  Norfolk  (about  £400),  the  gift  in 
1623  of  Sir  Ralph  Hare,  is  assigned  to  the  most  deserving  Stu- 
dents, to  be  called  Hare's  Exhibitioners. 

A  Hughes  Exhibition  of  the  value  of  J36  (founded  by  the 
Rev.  Charles  Colson  in  1886  in  memory  of  the  Rev.  Henry 
Hunter  Hughes,  B.D.,  formerly  Fellow  and  Tutor)  is  awarded 
annually  for  proficiency  in  Biblical  and  Ecclesiastical  History. 
Any  undergraduate  member  of  the  College  who  has  not  already 
held  the  Exhibition  may  be  a  candidate.  The  Examination 
takes  place  at  tbe  time  of  the  Annual  College  Examination 
in  Theology. 

The  Rev.  Thomas  Naden,  by  will  of  1712,  left  a  foundation 
for  two  Divinity  Studentships.  By  the  present  Statute  the 
Council  has  the  power  of  determining  the  number  of  Students, 
the  tenure  of  each  Student  (not  exceeding  three  years)  and  his 
emolument.  The  Studentships  are  open  to  B.A.'s  not  of  standing 
for  the  degree  of  M.A.,  they  are  tenable  with  a  Scholarship,  but 
not  with  a  Fellowship.     The  Students  are  required  to  reside. 

Mrs  Ann  Fry's  Hebrew  Scholarship,  founded  in  1860,  of  the 
annual  value  of  about  £32,  tenable  for  three  years  from  election, 
is  open  to  B.A.s  not  Inceptors  in  Arts,  nor  of  standing  for  the 
degree  of  M.A.  In  default  of  qualified  B.A.s  of  the  College,  it 
is  open  to  other  B.A.s  of  the  University.  It  is  not  held  with  a 
Fellowship.    This  Scholarship  is,  at  present,  in  abeyance. 

Four  Law  Studentships,  founded  by  James  M'Mahon,  Esq., 
and  dating  from  an  Indenture  of  1864,  each  of  the  annual  value 
of  £150,  and  tenable  for  four  years  from  election,  but  not  with 
a  Scholarship  or  with  a  Fellowship,  are  open  to  B.A.s  or  LL.B.S 
of  the  College  not  of  standing  for  the  degree  of  M.A.  or  LL.M., 
who  shall  bond  Jide  intend  to  prepare  themselves  for  practice 
in  the  profession  of  the  Law. 

The  Rev.  John  Robinson  Hutchinson,  by  will  of  1873,  left 
£4000,  to  be  applied  in  the  encouragement  of  Physical  or  Natural 
Science,  or  in  promoting  the  study  of  the  Semitic  or  Indian 
languages.  Two  Studentships,  now  of  the  annual  value  of  £.'50 
for  two  years,  were  accordingly  founded  in  1884.  They  are 
tenable  with  Scholarships  and  are  open  to  students  of  the  College, 
engaged  in  any  of  the  above  studies,  who  are  of  not  lees  than 
nine  and  not  more  than  eighteen  terms  standing. 

One  Slater  Research  Studentship,  of  about  £65  for  advanced 
study  and  research  in  some  branch  of  Physical  or  Natural  Science, 
either  in  Cambridge,  or  with  the  permission  of  the  College 
{  Council  in  the  Laboratory  attached  to  a  medical  school,  or  else- 
'  where.  The  Studentship  is  tenable  with  a  Scholarship  or  Ex- 
hibition and  is  open  to  those  who  have  passed  the  examinations 
for  the  B.A.  Degree,  or  have  been  admitted  to  the  degree  of 
Bachelor  of  Arts  but  are  not  of  suflScicnt  standing  to  incept  in 
Arts.     If  no  candidate  of  sufficient  merit  is  found  in  the  College, 


1120  St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 

the  Council  may  elect  a  sufficiently  qualified  member  of  another 
College  in  Cambridge.  The  Studentship  is  awarded  in  alternate 
years,  and  is  tenable  for  one  year.  The  first  election  was  in 
June,  1912. 

ENTRANCE  SCHOLARSHIPS,  EXHIBITIONS,  &c. 

Ten  Foundation  Scholarships  and  four  Minor  Scholarships 
are  annually  awarded  in  December  by  competition  among  persons 
who  have  not  commenced  residence.  They  range  in  value  from 
£80  to  £40  per  annum  and  are  tenable  for  two  years  at  least. 
Certain  Exhibitions  of  the  value  of  £30  a  year  for  two  years  at 
least  are  competed  for  at  the  same  Examination.  Candidates 
for  the  Scholarships  or  Exhibitions  must  be  under  19  years  of  age. 
Candidates  may  oflfer  themselves  for  examination  in  any  one  or 
two  of  the  following  subjects:  Classics,  Mathematics,  Natural 
Sciences,  History,  Modern  Languages,  or  Hebrew. 

Proper  Sizars  are  chosen  by  an  Examination  in  June  in  each 
year.  Candidates  may  be  elected  for  proficiency  in  (1)  Classics 
or  (2)  Mathematics  or  (3)  Natural  Sciences,  or  for  any  two  of 
these  three  subjects,  provided  that  they  shew  a  sufficient  know- 
ledge of  the  pass  subjects  of  the  Previous  Examination  in  Mathe- 
matics and  Classics  respectively.  Open  Exhibitions  of  the  value 
of  £75,  £50  and  £30  per  annum  tenable  for  two  years  at  least  are 
also  awarded  by  the  above  Examination. 

Open  Exhibitions  of  the  value  of  £30  per  annum  for  two  years 
are  offered  to  the  highest  candidates  in  Classics  and  Mathe- 
matics respectively  in  the  Senior  Local  Examinations. 

Four  Choral  Studentships  each  of  the  value  of  £40  were 
founded  in  1888.  The  Students  take  part  in  the  Musical  Services 
in  the  Chapel.   Vacancies  are  filled  up  annually  in  April  or  May. 

Exhibitions  attached  by  preference  to  certain  Schools  are  : 

Four,  £40  per  annum  each,  tenable  for  three  years,  on  Dr 
Dowman's  Foundation  1525,  for  scholars  from  Pocklington  School. 

Three,  £66. 13«.  4rf.  per  annum  each, tenable  for  three  years, on 
Dr  Lupton's  Foundation  1528  and  1536,  and  Mr  Hebblethwaite's 
1589,  for  scholars  from  Sedbergh  School. 

One,  £17. 10«.  per  annum,  tenable  for  four  years,  on  Mr  Aston's 
Foundation  1577,  for  a  scholar  from  Shrewsbury  School  elected 
at  Shrewsbury. 

One,  £20  per  annum,  tenable  till  B.A.  standing,  by  gift  1581 
from  Lord  Burghley,  for  a  scholar  from  Stamford  School 
nominated  by  the  Marquess  of  Exeter^. 

One,  £10  per  annum,  tenable  till  B.A.  standing,  by  gift  1581 
from  Lord  Burghley,  for  a  scholar  from  Westminster  School,  or 
from  Hoddesden  School,  nominated  by  the  Marquess  of  Salisbury^. 

1  A  Sermon,  in  which  tlie  gift  of  Lord  Burghley  is  to  be  declared,  is  preached  annually  by  a 
member  of  the  College  at  Uatfleld  on  the  second  Sunday  after  Michaelmas  Day,  and  at  St 
Martin's,  Stamford,  on  the  Sunday  after  St  Luke's  Day.  The  Preacher  presents  copies  uf  Latin  or 
Greek  Verses  written  by  Scholars. 


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One,  £18  per  annum,  tenable  for  three  years,  on  the  Spalding 
and  Syraonds  Foundations,  for  a  scholar  from  Bury  St  Edmunds 
School. 

Four,  about  £20  per  annum  each,  tenable  for  four  years,  founded 
1625  by  Archdeacon  Johnson,  for  scholars  from  Oakham  School, 
or  from  Uppingham  School. 

One,  £30  per  annum,  tenable  for  four  years,  on  Mr 
Munsteven's  Foundation  1640,  for  scholars  from  Peterborough 
School,  or,  in  default  of  suitable  candidates  from  Peterborough, 
from  Oundle  School. 

Three,  £40  per  annum  each,  tenable  for  four  years,  on  the 
Duchess  of  Somerset's  Foundation  1682,  for  scholars  from  Here- 
ford School. 

Two,  £50  per  annum  each,  tenable  for  three  years,  on  the 
Duchess  of  Somerset's  Foundation  1697,  for  scholars  from 
Hereford  School. 

Two  £50  per  annum  each,  tenable  for  three  years,  on  the 
same  Foundation,  for  scholars  from  Manchester  School. 

Two,  £50  per  annum  each,  tenable  for  three  years,  on  the 
same  Foundation, for  scholars  from  Marlborough  School. 

Three,  £30  per  annum  each,  tenable  for  four  years,  on  Mr 
Baker's  Foundation  1710,  for  scholars  from  Durham  School. 

One,  £20  per  annum,  tenable  for  four  years,  on  Mr  Robins' 
Foundation  1721,  for  a  scholar  from  Sutton  Valence  School. 

One,  £40  per  annum,  tenable  for  three  years,  on  Dr  Newcome's 
Foundation  1765,  for  a  scholar  from  Grantham  School. 

Two,  about  £32  per  annum  each,  tenable  for  four  years, founded 
1841  by  Mr  Vidal,  for  scholars  from  Exeter  School  elected  by 
3x  officio  Electors. 

By  Stat.  5Q,  in  the  case  of  a  vacancy  of  an  Exhibition  which  is  limited 
by  way  of  preference  to  Candidates  from  any  School,  and  to  which 
the  College  elects,  the  Council  is  empowered,  if  no  Candidate  of 
sufficient  merit  from  such  School  shall  offer  himself,  to  pay  the 
income  of  the  Exhibition  to  the  Open  Exhibition  Fund. 

ANNUAL  PRIZES. 

A  Prize  of  books  to  the  value  of  seven  pounds,  founded  by 
oequest  of  Dr  John  Newcome,  Master  of  the  College  1735— 
1765,  is  awarded  in  June  on  the  recommendation  of  the  Director 
if  Moral  Science  Studies,  to  the  member  of  the  College  who 
aas  most  distinguished  himself  in  the  immediately  preceding 
Moral  Sciences  Tripos. 

APrizeofbookstothe  value  of  about  thirteen  pounds  was  founded 
iU  1883  by  the  representatives  of  Charles  Hockin,M. A. .formerly 
bellow,  to  be  called  the  Hockin  Prize,  and  to  be  awarded  annu- 
lly  or  periodically  for  some  branch  of  Physics,  with  preference 
!0  Electricity.  This  is  awarded  in  June  to  the  member  of  the 
Mlege  who  has  most  distinguished  himself  in  the  above  subject. 


1122  St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 

The  Adams  Memorial  Prize,  founded  in  1901  in  memory  of 
Professor  John  Couch  Adams,  consists  of  the  Collected  Works  of 
the  Astronomer  and  other  books,  and  is  awarded  annually  in  the 
Michaelmas  Term  for  tlie  best  Essay  on  one  of  certain  prescribed 
Mathematical  subjects.  It  is  open  to  undergraduates  of  the 
Colle<2^e  who  have  not  entered  on  their  seventh  Term  of  residence 
at  the  time  when  the  essays  are  sent  in. 

A  Prize  of  books  of  the  value  of  ,£3.  3.9.  in  each  of  the  three 
years  is  awarded  to  the  writer  of  the  best  English  Essay  on  a 
prescribed  subject. 

Examinations  of  students  of  each  year  are  held  in  Mathematics, 
in  Classics,  in  the  Moral  Sciences,  in  the  Natural  and  Mechanical 
Sciences,  in  Theology,  in  Law,  in  History,  in  Economics,  and 
in  Modern,  and  Oriental  Languages;  and  prizes  of  books  of  the 
value  of  £1.  11.9.  Qd.  are  awarded  to  those  who  distinguish  them- 
selves  in  these  Examinations. 

Prizes  of  books  of  the  value  of  ^1.  \\s.  &d.  are  also  given  to 
students  who  pass  the  best  examination  in  the  Greek  Testament; 
to  students  who  in  the  judgment  of  the  Hebrew  Lecturer  shew 
proficiency  in  the  Hebrew  language ;  and  to  Advanced  Students 
who  obtain  a  Certificate  of  Research.  The  Mason  Prize  may  also 
be  awarded  for  special  distinction  in  Hebrew. 

Prom  a  bequest  by  Mr  William  Wright  in  1815,  a  Prize  of  books 
of  the  value  of  £3.  is  awarded  in  each  of  the  three  years  to  the 
student  who  is  first  in  the  first  class  in  any  branch  of  study 
recognised  in  the  annual  College  Examinations,  provided  he  is 
recommended  for  such  Prize  by  the  Examiners. 

Prizes  of  books  were  founded  in  187G  by  the  Rev.  Henry  Hunter 
Hughes,   B.D.,    formerly    Fellow    and  Tutor,  to    be    awarded  f 
one  to   each  of  the  two  students  of  the   third  year  who  have  I 
acquitted  themselves  best  in  the  Examinations,  all  branches  of 
study  being  taken  into  account. 

The  Rev.  William  Wilson,  B.D.,  formerly  Fellow,  founded  in 
1817  prizes  of  books  of  the  value  of  £4. 10s.  for  the  best  readers  of 
the  Lessons  in  Chapel,  whose  general  good  conduct  entitles  them 
to  the  approbation  of  the  College. 

The  Byramji  Navroji  Cama  Prize  consisting  of  books  of  the 
value  of  £10.  \0s.  was  founded  in  1903.  It  is  awarded  annually 
to  that  student  of  the  College,  who  having  passed  one  of  tlie 
Honours  Examinations  of  the  University  and  spent  his  year  of 
probation  at  Cambridge,  stands  highest  in  the  list  of  Selected 
Candidates  on  the  combined  results  of  the  two  examinations  for 
the  Indian  Civil  Service,  provided  he  is  not  below  the  25th  place 
in  the  combined  examination.  From  a  bequest  by  Mr  S,  Haw  ksley 
Burbury  in  1913,  a  Prize  of  books  to  the  value  of  ^3.  3.?.  is  awarded 
to  the  writer  of  the  best  exercise  in  Greek  or  Latin  Verse. 

The  value  of  Scholarships,  Exhibitions,  and  other  emoluments, 
tenable  by  persons  in  statu  piipillari,  is  about  £6700  per  annum. 

The  annual  commemoration  of  Benefactors  is  held  on  the 
sixth  day  of  May. 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


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ADMISSION. 
For  every  student  desiring  admission  there  must  be  sent  to 
the  Master:— (i)  A  certificate  of  Birth,  (ii)  A  certificate  of 
Character,  extending  down  to  the  time  of  the  apphcation .  (iii)  The 
Caution  Money,  which  is  a  deposit  of  ^15,  the  University  Matri- 
cidation  Fee  of  £5,  and  the  College  Admission  Fee  of  £2.  3.9. : 
amounting  in  all  to  £22.  35.  (iv)  Evidence  of  Attainments. 
This  may  be  provided  by  passing  a  College  Entrance  Examin- 
ation in  Classics  and  Mathematics  (in  January,  April,  August 
or  October),  or  by  producing  a  certificate  from  some  public 
Examining  Body  recognized  by  the  College  authorities.  A 
Special  Exemption  Certificate  may  be  obtained  by  students  who 
have  been  at  a  school  or  college  within  the  preceding  two  years, 
from  their  Head  Master  or  House  Master.  The  form  may  be 
obtained  by  application  to  the  Master,  or  one  of  the  Tutors. 


PRIZEMEN,  June  1913. 

Mathematics, 

Zrd  Year. 

2nd  Year. 

]st  Year, 

Tripos  Part  II. 

Tripos  Part  II 

Tripos  Part  I. 

Fison,  A.  K. 
Gilbert,  B.  W. 
Goldie,  A.  H.  li. 
Jeffreys,  H. 
Maccoby,  E.  M. 
Sharp,  T.  H. 
Whitfield,  E.  H.  D. 

Care,  H.  C. 
Sliivdasani,  H.  D. 

First  Class  (College). 
!     Garner,  H.M. 

Hook,  C.  W.  T. 

Saddler,  W. 
'     Brock,  E.  G. 

Classics. 

Geary,  A. 
Higson,  L.  A. 
Montagnon,  A. 
Paskin,  J.  J. 
Stoneley,  E. 
White,  F.  P. 

Zrd  Year. 

2nd  Year. 

1st  Year. 

Tripos  Fart  L 

First  Class. 

First  Class. 

Scott,  T.  T. 
Hall,  G.  N.  L. 
Stephens,  J.  S. 

Carter,  H.  E. 
Taylor,  H.C.N. 
Betliell,  A.  D. 
M'^Culloch,  W. 

Natural  Sciences. 

Jacob,  A.  E. 
Patton,  A.  G. 
Hilary,  E.  J. 
!     Eyley,  D.  A.  G.  B. 

Tripos  Part  II. 

2nd  Year. 

l*t  Year. 

Ds  Ennos,  F.  E. 

First  Class  (College). 

First  Class  (College).                   j 

3rd  Year. 
Thomas,  T. 

Tripos  Part  I. 
2nd  Year. 

Foden,  W.  B. 
Kendall,  G.  M. 
Pany,  B.  K. 
Vernon,  C.  H. 

Briggs,  G.  E.                               ' 
Hibberd,  A.  S.                              . 
Langton,  H.  M.                           i 
Palmer,  W.  E. 
Stanier,  H. 

Appleton,  E.  V. 
Binns,  A.  L. 
Palmer,  W.  G. 

I 

1 

J 

1124  St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 

Medieval  and  Modern  Languages. 

3rd  Year. 

Tripos. 

Blumliardt,  E.  H.  F. 

Englefield,  F.  E.  H. 

J^cLi^'  History. 

1st  Year.  Srd  Year. 

First  Class  (College).  Tripos  Fart  IT. 

Brown,  E.  P.  Quass,  P. 

SPECIAL  PKIZES. 


Mason  Prize. 
Polack,  E.  E. 

Hehreic  Prizes. 
Polack,  E,  E. 
Yeo,  J.  H. 

Greek  Testament  Prize. 
Not  awarded. 

Hockin  Prize 

{for  Physics) 
Thomas,  T. 

Hughes  Prizes. 
Gilbert,  B.  W. 
Jeffreys,  H. 

Reading  Prizes. 

1 .  Russell  Smith,  A. 

2.  Taylor,  H.  C.  N. 

Newcome  Prize 

{for  Moral  t'hilosopht/) 
Not  awarded. 

Ada?ns  Memorial  Prize 
Jeffreys,  H. 

HiyJdy  commended. 
Morris,  F.  M. 
Gilbert,  B.  W. 


Essay  Prizes. 

3rd  Year. 
No  essay  sent  in. 

2nd  Year.  1st  Year, 

Hall,  G.  N.  L.  X  ^^        Taylor,  F.  L, 
Harris,  J.  F.  j^^'  ^ 

Wrighfs  Prizes. 

Mathematics. 
Garner,  H.  M. 
White,  F.  P. 

Classics. 
Carter,  H.  R. 
Jacob,  A.  E. 

Natural  Sciences. 
Foden,  W.  B. 
Briggs,  G.  E. 

Law. 
Brown,  E.  M, 

Oriental  Languaqes. 
Polack,  E",  E.' 

Modern  Languages. 
Hardisty,  C.  W. 
Bruford,  W.  H. 

Moral  Science. 
Bartlett,  F.  C. 


LIST  OF  MASTERS. 


1511  Robert  Shorten. 

1516  Alan  Percy. 

1518  Nicholas  Metcalfe. 

1537  George  Day. 

1538  John  Tayler. 
1546  William  Bill. 
1551  Thomas  Leaver. 

1553  Thomas  Watson. 

1554  George  Bullock. 
1559  James  Pilkington. 
1561  Leonard  Pilkington. 
1564  Richard  Longworth. 
1569  Nicholas  Shepherd. 
1574  John  Still. 

1577  Richard  Rowland. 
1586  William  Whitaker. 
1595  Richard  Clayton. 
1612  Owen  Gwynne. 


1633  William  Beale. 

1644  John  Arrowsmith. 

1653  Anthony  Tuckney. 

1661  Peter  Gunning . 

1670  Francis  Turner. 

1679  Humphrey  Gower. 

1711  Robert  Jenkin. 

1727  Robert  Lambert. 

1735  John  Newcome. 

1765  William  Samuel  Powell. 

1775  John  Chevallier. 

1789  William  Craven. 

1815  James  Wood. 

1839  Ralph  Tatham. 

1857  William  Henry  Bateson. 

1881  Charles  Taylor 

1908  Robert  Forsyth  Scott. 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 
Visitor,   The  Lord  Bishop  of  Ely. 

THE   PRESENT  SOCIETY. 

Master,  Robert  Forsyth  Scott,  M.A. 
President,  George  Downing  Livcing,  Scl).,  F.R.S. 

Tutors. 
Edward  Ernest  Sikes,  M.A. 
Loftus  Henry  Kendal  Bushe-Fox,  M.A.,  LL.M. 
Reginald  Philip  Gregory,  M.A. 
Tutorial  Bursar,  Joseph  Robson  Tanner,  Litt.D 

Directors  of  Studies. 
B.  E.  Sikes,  M.A. 
H.  S.  Foxwell,  M.A.,  F.B.A. 
J.  R.  Tanner,  Litt.D. 
L.  H.  K.  Bushe-Fox,  M.A.,  LL. 
H.  F.  Baker,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
A.  H.  Peake,  M.A. 
L.  E.  Shore,  M.A.,  M.D. 
Rev.  H.  F.  Stewart,  B.D. 
W.  H.  R.  Rivers,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
R.  P.  Gregory,  M.A. 
J.  H.  A.  Hart,  M.A. 


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Classics. 

Economics. 

History. 

Law. 

Mathematics. 

Mechanical  Sciences. 

Medicine. 

Med.  and  Mod.  Lang. 

Moral  Sciences. 

Natural  Sciences. 

Theology. 

Mathematics. 
\.  P.  Baker,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
\  J.  PA.  Bromwich,  Sc.D. 

F.R.S. 
I.  Cunningham,  M.A. 

Theology. 
r.  H.  A.Hart,  M.A. 

Hebrew. 
lev.  J.C.  H.  How,M.A. 

History. 
.  R.  Tanner,  Litt.D. 
Q.  A.  Benians,  M.A. 
L  F.  Russell-Smith,  M.A. 


Lecturers. 


Modern  Langiiages. 
Rev.  H.  F.  Stewart,  B.D. 

Classics . 
E.  E  Sikes,  M.A. 
T.  R.  Glover,  M.A. 
A.  Y.  Campbell,  M.A. 

Natural  Sciences. 

J.  E.  Marr,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
R.  H.  Adie,  M.A. 

Law. 
L.  H.K.  Bushe-Fox,  M.A.,LL.M. 


Supervisors  of  Natural  Science  Students. 
Anatomy.       E.  Barclay- Smith,  M.D. 
Biology'.  H.  H.  Brindley,  M.A. 

Botany.  R.  P.  Gregory,  M.A. 

Chemistry.     R.  H.  Adie,  M.A. 
Geology.  J.  B.  Marr,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 

J.  M.  Wordie,  B.A. 
Physics.  F.  Horton,  M.A. 

Physiology.    L.  B.  Shore,  M.A.,  M.D. 
Zoology.  J.  J.  Lister,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 


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St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


Hebrew  Lecturer y  Rev.  J.  C.  II.  How,  M.A. 

Linacre  Lecturer  of  Physic,  Norman  Moore,  M.I).,  F.R.C.P 

Dean,  Rev.  Hugh  Frascr  Htewart,  R.I). 

Senior  Bursar,  John  Gaston  Leatlicni,  M.A. 

Junior  Bursar,  Lewis  Erie  Shore,  M.A.,  Mi). 

Steward,  Frederick  Frost  Blackman,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 

Praelector,  Ebcnezer  Cunningham,  M.A. 

Auditor,  William  Hewison  Gunston,  M.A. 

Librarian,  John  Henry  Arthur  Hart,  M.A. 

Organist,  Cyril  Bradley  Rootham,  M.A.,  Mus.D. 

Chaplain,  Rev.  Ralph  Shakspeare  P]ves,  B.A. 


Fellows, 
fLiveing,  George  Downing,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
§1  Bonney,  Rev.  Thomas  George,  Sc.D.,  B.D.,  F.R.S.,  F.S.A. 
F.G.S. 
2  Smith,  William  Francis,  M.A. 
^Sandys,  Sir  John  Edwin,  Litt.D.,  F.B.A. 
§  Stevens,  Rev.  Alfred  James,  M.A. 
§  Cox,  Rev.  William  Albert,  M.A. 
ll^Gritiith,  Rev.  William,  M.A. 
^  Heitland,  William  Emerton,  M.A. 
§^Webb,  Robert  Rumsey,  M.A. 

7MacAlister,  Sir  Donald,  M.A.,  M.D.,  K.C.B.,  F.R.C.P. 
^  8  Larmor,  Sir  Joseph,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
t'-^Marr,  John  Edward,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
fw  Clark,  Edwin  Charles,  LL.D. 
f  1^  Macalister,  Alexander,  M.A.,  M.D.,  F.R.S.,  F.S.A. 

i^Harker,  Alfred,  M.A.,  F.R.S.,  F.G.S. 
f  i^Xanner,  Joseph  Robson,  Litt.D. 
+  "Baker,  Henry  Frederick,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
15 Besant,  William  Henry,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
+i^*Shore,  Lewis  Erie,  M.A.,  M.D.  j 


§  Seniors  under  Statutes  previous  to  1882. 

II  Junior  Fellow  under  Statutes  previous  to  1882. 

+  Members  ol  the  College  Council. 

i[  Professorial  Fellows. 

1  HuUean  Lecturer.1884.  Hon.  D.Sc.  Dublin  and 
Sheffield.  Kede  Lecturer,  1892.  Hon.  Canon  of 
Manchester.  Hon. LL.D. Montreal.  Tutorl868— 76. 

i  Bell's  Scholar,  1863. 

3  Public  Orator.  Hon.  Litt.D.  Dublin.  Hon. 
LL.D.  K.dinburgh,  and  Athens.  Boll's  Scholar, 
1864.  Browne's  Medallist  for  Greek  ode,  186.5. 
Porson  Prizeman,  1865,1866.  Members' Prizeman, 
1866,1867.  Tutor,  1870 —1900.  Examiner  in  Greek 
in  the  University  of  London,  1900—1903.  Lane 
Lecturer  at  Harvard,  1905.  On  the  Council  of 
British  Academy. 

4  Bell's  Scholar,  1865. 

0  l.ate  Craven  Scholar.     Formerly  Tutot. 
H  Smith's  Prizeman,  1872. 

7  Principal  of  Glasgow  University.  President 
of  the  General  Medical  Council.     Smith's  Prize- 


man, 1877.  Late  Tutor.  Hon.  D.C.L.  Diirhan 
LL.D.  Glasgow,  Liverpool,  Belfast,  Aberdea 
St  Andrews,  Montreal,  and  Toronto. 

8  Lucasian  Professor  of  Mathematics.  SmitH 
Prizeman,  18H0.  Hon.  LL.D.  Glasgow.  Hon.Sc| 
Oxfor.l.     M.P.  for  the  University. 

9  Sedgwick  Prize,  1883.  University  Lecturer | 
Geology.  LatePresident  of  the  GeoloKical  Socie' 
Member  of  the  Council  of  the  British  Associatia 

10  Kcgius  Professor  of  Civil  Law.  Late  Fell^ 
of  Trinity  College. 

11  ProfesBor  of  Anatomy.    Senalor  Royal  Un| 
Ireland.    Hon.  D.Sc. Dublin.   Hon.  LL.D. Glasg 
Edinburgh  and  Montreal. 

12  Sedgwick  Prize,  1889.    University  Lectur 
Petrology. 

];?  Tutor,  1900—1912. 

14  Cayley  Lecturer  in  Mathematics.  Smit 
Prizeman,  1889. 

15  Re-elected  1889.    Smith's  Prizeman,  1850. 

16  University  Lecturer  in  Advanced  Phygiologjri' 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


1127 


t^Sikes,  Edward  Ernest,  M.A. 
^Graves,  Rev.  Charles  Edward,  M.A. 
^Blackmail,  Frederick  Frost,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
t^ Leathern,  John  Gaston,  M.A. 

Lister,  Joseph  Jackson,  M.A.,  F.K.S. 
t" Glover,  Terrot  Reaveley,  M.A. 
•*  Hart,  John  Henry  Arthur,  M.A. 
^Rivers,  William  Halse  Rivers,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
t«Bushe-Fox,  Loftus  Henry  Kendal,  M.A.,  LL.M. 
f' Gregory,  Reginald  Philip,  M.A. 
^"Ward,  Rev.  Joseph  Timmis,  M.A. 
•     '^Foxwell,  Herbert  Somerton,  M.A.,  F.B.A. 
i^Benians,  Ernest  Alfred,  M.A. 
'3 Stewart,  Rev.  Hugh  Fraser,  B.D. 
fi'*  Brorawich,  Thomas  John  I'Anson,  Sc.I).,  F.R.S. 
i^Crowther,  James  Arnold,  M.A. 
1"^  Balls,  William  Lawrence,  M.A. 
iMVard,  Dudley  William,  M.A. 
%  tl^Seward,  Albert  Charles,  M.A.,  F.G.S.,  F.R.S. 
Hasse,  Henry  Ronald,  M.A. 
Campbell,  Archibald  Young,  M.A. 
^I^^Rapson,  Edward  James,  M.A 
Cunningham,  Ebenezcr,  M.A. 
20Previte.Orton,  Charles  William,  M.A. 
'^iWhiddington,  Richard,  M.A. 
Lees,  Samuel,  M.A. 
Russell-Smith,  Hugh  Francis,  M.A, 

Honorary  Fellows. 

*Roby,  Henry  John,  M.A.,  LL.D. 
*22Courlney,  Lord,  M.A.,  LL.D,,  P.O. 
•-^Gorst,  Right  Hon.  Sir  John  Eldon,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 


t  Members  of  the  College  Council. 

^  Professorial  Fellows. 

•  Formerly  Fellows. 

1  Bell  Scholar,  1887.  Browne's  Medallist  for 
atin  Ode,  1889.  Newton  Student  at  Athens,  lf<!J<». 
Re-elected,  1893,  Person  Prizemnn,  1861. 
'ormerly  Tutor. 

3  B..Sc.  London.     Reader  in  Botany. 

4  Isaac  Newton  Student,  1896.    D.Sc.  London. 

5  Re-elected  Fellow,  1901.  Browne's  Medallist, 
m),  1891.  Person  Prizeman,  1891.  Chancellor's 
loJallist.  1892. 

6  Allen  Student,  1901. 

7  M.D.  Lond.  University  Lecturer  in  Physio- 
»gy  of  the  Senses. 

f  8  Late  McMahon  Law  Student. 
9  Walsingham  Medal,  1904.      University  Lec- 
«rer  in  Botany. 

.0  Smith's  Prizeman,  1876.  Formerly  Tutor, 
apernumerary  Fellow. 

Professor  oi  Political  Economy  at  UniversiiT 


College,  London,  n'hvwell  Scholar  nl  Inter- 
national Law,  1872.     Re-elected  Fellow,  1905. 

12  Lightfoot  Scholar,  190;}.    Allen  Scholar,  la05. 

13  Hulsean  Prize,  1888. 

14  Re-elected  Kellow,  1907.  University  Lecturer 
in  Mathematics.  Late  Professor  of  Mathematics 
in  Queen's  C^llcKe,  Gal  way. 

1.5  Wiltshire  Prize,  190.5 

16  Walsingham  Medal,  1906. 

17  Gladstone  Prize,  li)06.    Whewel I  Scholar,  1907. 

18  Late  Tutor  of  Emmanuel  College.  HarkueKS 
Scholar,  1888.  Sedgwick  Prize,  1892.  Professor 
of  Botany. 

19  Professor  of  Sanskrit. 

20  Gladstone  Prizeman,  1907.  Members'  Prize- 
man, 1908. 

21  Hutchinson  Student,  1008.  Allen  Scholar, 
1910. 

22  Smith's  Prixeman,  18.55. 

23  .M.P.  for  the  UnirerKity  ]89a-1906.     K.C. 


1128 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


*i Mayor,  Rev.  Joseph  Birkorsteth,  M.A. 

^Jessopp,  Rev.  Augustus,  M.A. 

^rarsoiis,  lion.  Sir  Charles  Algernon,  aSV;.Z>.,  F.R.S.,  K.C.B. 

^Moorhouse,  Right  Rev.  James,  D.D. 
Moulton,  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  Moulton  of  Bank,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
*5Marshall,  Alfred,  Sc.D.,  F.B.A. 
^^Bateson,  William,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 

7 Abbott,  Rev.  Edwin  Abbott,  D.D. 


Taylor  Research  Students. 

fJatnes,  Reginald  William,  B.A. 
tKidd,  Franklin,  B.A. 

Mrs  Frys  Hebrew  Scholar. 


M'Mahon  Law  Students. 

fCrauford,  Leonard  George,  M.A., 

LL.B. 
fMorton,  Fergus  Dunlop,  M.A., 

LL.B. 
t  Constable,  William  George,  B.A. 
fTillard,  Lawrence  Berkley,  B.A. 
fJackson,  Gilbert  Edward,  B.A. 
fAlexander,  Aaron,  B.A.,  LL.B. 

Hutchinson  Students. 

tPittom,  William  Wynn  Pratt,  B.A. 
JLevy,  Stanley  Isaac,  B.A. 

Naden  Divinity  Studentships. 

fRaven,  Edward  Earle,  B.A. 
t Coleman,  Noel  Dolben,  B.A. 

Slater  Student. 


Hughes  Exhibition 

{for  Ecclesiastical  History) 


Choral  Students. 
Kemp,  Percy  Vickerman,  B.A. 
Schroeder,  Albert  Edward 
Hand,  Harry  Sheerman 
Hibberd,  Andrew  Stuart 

Scholars,  B.A. 
Guillebaud,  Claude  William 
Ennos,  Kiederick  Raine 
Gilbert,  Bernard  William 
Quass,  Phineas,  LL.B. 
Dunlop,  John  Kinninmont,  LL.B. 
Roberts,  Charles  Edward 
Whitehouse,  Bertram  Reginald 
Scott,  Thomas  Torrance 
Whitfield,  Edward  Hilliard  Day 
Jeffreys,  Harold 
Maccoby,  Ephraim  Myer 
Morris,  Frank  Mosedale 
Sharp,  Thomas  Hicks 
Hall,  George  Noel  Lankester 
Engledow,  Frank  Leonard 
Blumhardt,  Edward  Henry  Fenwick 
Fison,  Alexander  Kay 
Goldie,  Archibald  Hayman 

Robertson 
Shivdasani,  Hassamal  Baharmal 
Stephens,  John  Sturge 
Thomas,  Terry 

Scholars,  Undergraduates. 

Garner,  Henry  Mason 
Carter,  Henry  Robinson 


*  Formerly  FeUows. 
t  Formerly  Scholar. 

1  Hon.  Litt.D.  Dublin,     Emeritus  Professor  of 
King's  College,  London.    Formerly  Tutor. 

2  D.D.  Oxon.     Honorary   Fellow   of  Worcester 
College,  Oxford,     Honorary  Canon  of  Norwich. 

3  Romford  Medal  Royal  Society.  1902.     Hon. 
ScD.  Oxford. 

4  Late  Bishop  of  Manchester. 


5  Late  Professor  of  Political  Economy.  Hon. 
Fellow  and  late  Fellow  and  Lecturer  in  Political 
Kconomy,  Balliol  College,  Oxiord.  Hon.  LL.D. 
Edinburgh.     tTon.  Sc.D.  Oxford. 

6  Director  of  the  John  Innes  Horticultural  In- 
stitution.    Late  Professor  of  Biology. 

7  Chancellor's  Classical  Medal,  1861.  Hulsean 
Lecturer,  1876. 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


1129 


Care,  Henry  Clifford 

Parry,  Bernard  King 

Taylor,  Harold  Charles  Norman 

Vernon,  Cecil  Heygate 

Palmer,  William  George 

White,  Francis  Puryer 

Geary,  Alfred 

Jacob,  Anstey  Ross 

Hilary,  Robert  Jephson 

Montagnon,  Arthur 

Patton,  Arnold  Gordon 

Frederick,  Thomas 

Briggs,  George  Edward 

Stoneley,  Robert 

Cobbold,  Robert  Henry  Wanklyn 

Appleton,  Edward  Victor 

Binns,  Arthur  Lennon 

Foden,  William  Bertram 

Hardisty,  Charles  William 

Mirfin,  Joseph  Colin 

Bond,  Brian  Willoughby 

Hardman,  Wilfred  Henry 

Gait,  Robert  Brownlie 

Keeley,  Thomas  Clews 

Ainley,  Kendrick  Edward  Denison 

Douglas,  John 

Williams,  Harry  Ben 

Cadle,  Harry  Sidney 

Murray-Aynsley,  Charles  Murray 

Booth,  Ernest 

Minor  Scholars. 

Higson,  Leslie  Arthur 
Goodrich,  Harold  Spencer 
Bruford,  Walter  Horace 
Stanier,  Harold 
Filmer,  Walter  George  Harry 
Thomas,  Robert  Bernard  Hobson 
PhiUips,  Henry  Wilfred  Lewis 
^rott,  Alan  Charles 

Dowman's  Sizars. 
BuUen,  Frederick  John 
Owynne,  Hubert  Llewelyn 
Lloyd,  Ernest  Llewelyn 
Pullin,  John  Henton 
Smith,  George  Ernest 
jKendall,  Guy  Melville 
Penoy,  James  Francis 
s,  Isaac  Ernest 
bbs,  A  V 

Hare  Exhibitioners. 
[)letou,  Edward  Victor 
tlett,  Frederick  Charles 


Binns,  Arthur  Lennon 
Engleiield,  Frederick  Ronald 

Hastings,  B.A. 
English,  Frederick  Hubert 
Hardisty,  Charles  William 
Kendall,  Guy  Melville 
Longton,  Harold  M<=Kee 
Need,  George  Spofforth 
Palmer,  WiUiam  George 
Polack,  Ernest  Emanuel 
Trought,  Trevor,  B.A. 

Wood  Exhibitioners. 
Bethell,  Alexander  Duke 
Brock,  Eric  George 
Brown,  Eric  Metcalfe 
Care,  Henry  Clifford 
Garner,  Henry  Mason 
Hook,  Charles  Wilfrid  Theodore. 
M«Culloch,  WiUiam 
Parry,  Bernard  King 
Saddler,  William 

Open  Exhibitioners. 
Beard,  Arthur  John 
Marshall,  Wilfrid 
Earp,  Freeling  Oswald  Millns 
Hibberd,  Andrew  Stuart 
Pahner,  Wilfrid  Ernest 
Grice,  Norman 
Ryley,  Donald  Arthur  George 

Buchanan 
Bennett,  George  Macdonald 
Wickham,  Bernard  William 

Theodore 
Benson,  George  Enoch 
Warren,  James  Lionel  East 
Wilson,  Alan  Sydney 
Steen,  Frank  Dunbar 
Brackett,  Arthur  William  Keith 
Heald,  William  Margetson 
Marr,  Francis  Alleyne 
Smith,  Vernon  Sampson 

Somerset  Exhibitioners. 
{Manchester.) 
Hardisty,  Charles  William 
M^Culloch,  William 
Wilson,  Alan  Sydney 

Bakers  Exhibitioner. 

Burrell,  John  Hugh 
Gardner,  J  M  S 

48 


Marquess  of  Salisbury^ 
Exhibitioner. 


1130  8t  JOHN'S 

Dowman's  Exhibitioners. 

Crick,  Louis  Graham  Minden,  B.A. 
Brown,  Christopher  Wilkinson 

Hoare  Exhibitioner. 
Paskin,  Jesse  John 

Johnson  s  Exhibitioner. 
Lindsell,  John 

Lupton  and   Hebblethwaite 
Exhibitioners . 

Wooler,  Herbert  Sykes 
Wright,  Theodore 
Steen,  Frank  Dunbar 

Marquess  of  Exeter^ s 
Exhibitioner. 


COLLEGE. 

Newcome's  Exhibitioner. 


Robins'  Exhibitioner. 


Shrewsbury  SchoolExhibitioner. 
Goolden,  Hugh  Joseph 

Somerset  Exhibitioners. 
{Hereford  School.) 

Dunkerley,  Cecil  Laurence 
Millyard,  Thomas 

Somerset  Exhibitioner. 
{Marlborough  School.) 


Munstevens  Exhibitioner. 


Spalding  and  Symonds 
Exhibitioner. 

Williams,  William  Tooth 

VidaVs  Exhibitioner. 

Trott,  Francis  William 
Trott,  Alan  Charles 


FORMER  FELLOWS  OF  THE   COLLEGE 

whose  names  remain  on  the  College  Boards  {with  the  dates  of  their  election). 


1846 

1853 
1855 


Cooper,    Rev.    John    Edward, 

M.A. 
Sprague,  Thomas  Bond,  M.A. 
Eastburn,  Rev.  Charles  Fryer, 

M.A. 
Woodward,  Rev.  Edmund  Henry, 

M.A. 

1858  ^Horton  Smith,  Richard,  M.A. 

1859  ^  Wilson ,  Rev.  James  Maurice,  D.D. 
3 Clifton,  Robert  Bellamy,  F.R.S. 

1861  *Baily,  Walter,  M.A. 


'Hudson,    William   Henry    Hoar, 
LL.M. 
Sharpe,  Rev.  Henry  Josiah,  M.A. 
Bushell,  Rev.  William  Done,  M.A. 
mern,WilIiamPhilip,M.A.,  F.R.S. 
C'Sephton,  Rev.  John,  M.A. 
7  Adams,  William   Grylls,   Sc.D., 
F.R.S. 
Thomson,   Rev.  Francis  Drake,; 

M.A. 
Gwatkin,  Rev.  Thomas,  M.A. 


1  King'*  CounBel.  Treasurer,  Senior  Trustee 
and  Master  of  Library  of  Lincoln's  Inn.  One  of 
H.M.  Land  and  Income  Tax  Commissioners. 
Members'  Latin  Essay  Prize,  1857.  Founder  of  the 
Raymond  Horton-Smith  Prize,  1900. 

2  Canon  of  Worcester.  Late  Archdeacon  of 
Manchester. 

8  Professor  of  Experimental  Philosophy  in  the 


J 


tlniversity  of  Oxford:  Fellow  of  Merlon  Colle 
Oxford. 

4  Smith's  Prizeman,  1860. 

5  Late,ProffS8or  of  MnlheinaticsMt  King's  Col. 
lege,  London. 

6  Ueader  in  Icelandic,  University  of  Liverpo<4. 

7  Profetsor    of    Natural     Fhilotopby,    Kin^l 
College,  London. 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


1131 


i.Moss,   Rev.    Henry    Whitehead, 
M.A. 
65    Lee-V\  arner,  Henry,  M.A. 
56  2Snowdon,  Rev.  James,  M.A. 

sWood,  Rev.  Alexander,  M.A. 

37  ^Rudd,  Rev.   Eric  John  Suther- 

land, M.A. 
6  Hill,  Rev.  Edwin,  M.A.,  F.G.S. 
Hart,  Henry  George,  M.A. 

38  ^Gwatkin,  Rev.  Henry  Melvil],M.A. 

39  Humphreys,  Henry,  M.A.,  M.D. 
Kempthorne,   Rev.  Philip  Henry. 

M.A. 
'Carpraael,  Ernest,  M.A. 

Verdon,  Richard  Edward,  M.A. 
sHallam,  George  Hanley,  M.A. 
JO  ^Gieenhiil, Sir  Alfred  George,  M.A., 
F.R.S. 
7Levett,  Ernest  Lawrence,  M.A, 
WWhitaker,  Rev.  George  Herbert, 
M.A. 
•1  "Collins,  John,  M.A. 
r'2  12  Wood,  Rev.  William  Spicer,  M.A. 
73  i^Cowie,  Herbert,  M.A. 

i^Gurney,  1  heudore  Thomas,  M.A. 
I'^Page,  Thomas  Ethelbert,  M.A. 

4  Haslam,  William  Arthur,  M.A. 
isGarneu,  William,  M.A. 

5  Freese,  John  Henry,  M.A. 

17  l'eall,JethroJustimanHarris,Sc.D., 
F.G.S.,  F.R.S. 

6  i^Hicks,  William  Mitchinson,  Sc.D., 

F.R.S. 


i^Wace,  Henry,  M.A. 
^oSimpkinson,  Henry  Walrond, M.A. 
C.B. 

Harg-reaves,  Richard,  M.A. 

Gunston,  William  Hewison,  M.A. 

21  Rushbrooke,   William  Georee, 

LL.M. 
Pinsent,  Hume  Chancellor,  M.A. 

22  Warren,  Rev.  William,  M.A. 
23 Caldecott,  Rev.  Alfred,  D.D. 
24Colson,  Francis  Henry,  M.A. 
258ollas,  William  Johnson,  Sc.D., 

F.R.S.,  F.G.S. 
26Tucker,  Thomas  Georg-e,  Litt.D. 
27Fleming,  John  Ambrose,  M.A., 

F.R.S. 

28  Hart,  Samuel  Lavington,  M.A. 

29  Moss.  John  Cottam,  M.A. 
Mathews,    George   Ballard,  M.A., 

F.R.S. 
^0 Stuart,  Charles  Maddock,  M.A. 
Brill,  John,  M.A. 
Johnson,    Rev.    Alfred    Robert, 
M.A. 
31  Stout,  George  Frederick,  M.A., 

F.B.A. 
32Samways,  Daniel    West,  M.A.. 

M.D. 
33  Bennett,     Rev.    William    Henry, 

Litt.D. 
3*Kerly,  Duncan  MoKenzie,  M.A. 
35  Love,   Augustus    Edward  Hough, 
M.A. ,  F.R.S. 


1876 
'  1877 

1878 
1879 


1881 
1882 


1883 


1884 


1885 


1886 


1  Late  Head  Master  of  8hr.-wsb>irv  School. 
Prebendary  of  Hereford.     Crnven  Schmar,  1862. 

2  I  yrwliitl  Scholar,  lb66.    Crosse  scholar,  1866. 

3  Late  Master  ai  Sherborne  Si-hool. 

4  Pfsbendary  of  Hereford  Cathedral. 

5  Formerly  Tutor.  Governor  of  Woodbridge 
School. 

fi  Dixie  l^rofessor  of  Ecclesiastical  History. 
Follow  of  Emmanuel.  Tvrwhiti  Schola>,  1870. 
Crosse  Scholar,  1868.     Hon.  D.D.  Edinburgh. 

7  King's  Counsel. 

8  Craven  Scholar,  1868. 

9  Late  Fellow  oi  Erauianuel College.  Professor 
of  VlHthematics  at  Woolwich. 

10  Hon.  C»non  of  Truro. 

n  Late  .Master  at  Riigbv  School. 

12  Tyrwhiit  Srholar,1874. 

13  Formerly  one  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

14  Late  Professor  of  Mathematics  and  Natural 
Philosophy  in  the  University  of  Sydney,  New 
South  Wales.    Bell  Scholar,  1871. 

15  Formerly  Master  at  Charterhouse  School. 
Davies  UniversitvScholar,  1872:  Porson  Scholar, 
1871;  Chancellor's  Medallist,  1373. 

16  Hon.  D.C.L.  Durham.  Director  of  Technical 
Education,  London  County  Council. 

17  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey. 

18  Professor  of  Physics,  University  of  Sheffield. 
Hopkins  Prize,  1883—5.    Sc.D.  Dublin. 

19  Craven  Sciiolar,  1874.     Porson  SchoUi,  1876. 


Chancellor's  Classical  Medallist,  1876. 
I     20  Members'  Prizeman,  1876. 
j     21  Head  Master  of  St  Ola ve'8  School,  South wark. 
22  Burney  Prize,  1879. 

2.3  Professor  o(  Logic  and   Menial  Philosophy, 
King's  College.  London.     Cobden  Prize,  1880. 
24  Carus  Prize,  1878. 

2.5  Professor  of  Geology  in  the  University  of 
Oxford.    Fellow  of  University  College,  Oxford 

26  Professor  of  Classics,  Melbourne.  Hou.D.Lttt. 
Dublin.  Craven  Scholar,  1881,  and  Chancellor's 
Medallist,  1882. 

27  Professor  of  Electrical  Technology,  Univerilty 
College,  London. 

28  Sc.D.  London.  I>rincipal  of  the  Anglo- 
Chinese  College,  Tientsin. 

29  Master  at  Harrow  dchooi.  Craven  Scholar, 
1880.  Browne'sMedallisi,  1879, 1880, 1881.  Porson 
Scholar,  1879. 

30  Head  Master,  St  Dunstan's^'ollege,  Lewisham. 

31  Professor  of  Logic  and  Metaphysics,  St  An- 
drews Cniversity.     LL.D.  Aberdeen. 

32  M.D.London.  Docteur  en  in6deoine.  Faculty 
de  Paris. 

33  Principal  of  the  Lancashire  ludependeut 
College.  Carus  Prize,  1881.  Hebrew,  Kvans,  and 
Scholefleld  Prizes,  1882.   Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  IHgs. 

34  Yorke  Prize,  1889 . 

35  Smith's  Prizeman,  1887.  Sedleian  I'rofestor 
of  Mathematics  at  Ox  lord. 

48—2 


1132 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


1887  iPaton,  John  Lewis  Alexander,  M.A. 

1888  Roseveare,  William  Nicholas, M.A. 
2Hill,  Frederick  William,  M.A. 

1889  SKolleston,  Humphry  Davy,  M.D. 
4piux,  Alfred  William,  M.A. 

1890  5Sampson,RalphAllen,M.A.,F.R.S. 
6 Brooks,  JEdwin  Joseph,  M.A. 
■^Hankin,  Ernest  Hanbury,  Sc.D. 

1891  sQrr,   William   McPadden,   M.A., 

F.R.S. 
9  Horton-Smith    Hartley,   Percival, 
M.A.,  M.D.,  B.CC.V.O. 

1892  10  Bennett,  Geoffrey  Thomas,  M.A. 

1893  "Gibson,  James,  M.A. 
i2MacBride,  Ernest  William,  M.A., 

F.E.S. 

1894  13 Radford,  Rev. Lewis Bostock,D.D. 
1*  Pocklington,  Henry  Cabourn,  M.A. 

1895  isHough,  Sydney  Samuel,  M.A., 

F.R.S. 


i6Lupton,  John,  M.A.  1| 

i7McDougall,  William,  M.A.,  M.B.,  1 

B.C. 
i^McElderry,  Robert  Knox,  M.A. 
i''Maclaurin,    Richard    Cockburn,     I 

Sc.D.,  LL.D. 
^OBlackman,  Vernon  Herbert,  Sc.D. 

21  Houston,  William  Anderson,  M.A.  1 

22  Smith,  Grafton  Elliot,  M.A. 

23  Horton-Smith,  Lionel,  M.A. 
Paranjpye,  Raghunath  Purushot- 

tam,  M.A. 
24Havelock,  Thomas  Henry,  M.A.      j 
25  Norwood,  Gilbert,  M.A.  1 

26 Atkins,  John  William  Hey,  M.A.    I 
27 Hor ton,  Frank,  M.A, 

28  Wolf,  Abraham,  M.A.  1 
Gold,  Ernest,  M.A. 

29  Sands,  Percy  Cooper,  M.A. 


1  Hi^h  Master  of  Manchester  Grammar  School 
ChanceUor's  Medallist,  188/'. 

2  Mathematical  Master  at  the  City  of  London 
School. 

3  Physician,  St  George's  Hospital,  London. 
Member  of  Consultative  Board,  Navy  Medical 
Service.    Goulstonian  Lectin  er,  1895. 

4  Marshall  Prize,  1889.  Late  Professor  of  Eco- 
nomics, McGill  ■University,  Montreal. 

5  Smith's  Prizeman,  1890.  Isaac  Newton  Stu- 
dent.   Astronomer  Royal  for  Scotland. 

6  Craven  Scholar,  1888.  Chancellor's  Medal,  1889. 

7  Analyst  and  Bacteriologist  to  the  North 
West  ProvinceB  and  Uudh.  Lecturer  to  the  Agra 
Medical  School,  Agra.  Fellow  of  Allahabad 
TTniversity. 

8  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Royal  College  of 
Science,  Dublin. 

9  Physician  to  St  Bartholomevp's  Hospital. 
Physician  to  Brompton  Hospital.  Goulstonian 
Lecturer,  1900. 

10  Smith's  Prizeman,  1892.  Fellow,  Lecturer  and 
Tutor  of  Emmanuel  College. 

11  Professor  of  Logic,  Philosophy  and  Political 
Economy  in  University  College  of  North  Wales, 
Bangor. 

12  Late  Professor  of  Zoology,  McGill  University, 
Montreal.  Walsingham  Medallist,  1893.  Pro- 
fessor of  Zoology,  Imperial  College  of  Science. 

13  Prince  Consort  Prize,  1894. 

14  Smith's  Prizeman,  1894. 

15  Smith's  Prizeman,  1894.  Isaac  Newton  Stu- 
dent, 1895.  Director  at  the  Observatory,  Cape  of 
Good  Hope. 


16  Head  Master  of  Coventry  School. 

17  Walsingham  Medal,  1896.  «"ilde  Reader  in 
the  University  of  Oxford. 

18  Professor  of  Greek  in  Queen's  College,  Galway, 
Junior  Fellow,  Royal  University  of  Ireland. 

19  Smith's  Prize,  1897.  Yorke  Prize,  1898.  Pro- 
fessor of  Mathematics,  Wellington  College,  New 
Zealand.  President  of  the  Massachusetts  Tech- 
nical Institute,  Boston,  U.S.A. 

20  Walsingham  Medal,  1897.  Late  Assistant  in 
Botanical  Department,  South  Kensington.  Pro- 
fessor of  Plant  Physiology  at  the  Imperial  College 
of  Science. 

-  21  Smith's  Prizeman,  1898.     Assistant  Commis- 
sioner, Irish  Intermediate  Education  Board. 

22  M.D.  Sydney.  Professor  of  Anatomy,  Uni- 
versity of  Manchester. 

23  Members'  Latin  Essay  Prize,  1894.  First 
Winchester  Prize,  1895.  McMahon  Law  Student, 
1896. 

24  Smith's  Prizeman,  1902.  Isaac  Newton  Stu- 
dent, 1902.  D.So.  Durham.  Head  of  Depart- 
ment of  Applied  Mathematics,  Armstrong  Col- 
lege, Newcastle. 

25  Chancellor's  Classical  Medal,  1903.  Professor 
of  Greek,  University  College,  South  Wales,  Cardiff. 

26  Professor  of  English,  University  College  of 
Wales,  Aberystwyth. 

27  Allen  Scholar,  1904.  Clerk  Maxwell  Scholarj 
1906. 

28  D.Litt.,  London.  Assistant  Professor  of  Phil- 
osophy  and  Fellow  of  University  College,  London, 
Lecturer  at  the  London  School  of  Economics. 

29  Thirlwall  Prize,  1907. 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 

Members  not  on  the  Foundation. 
NOBLEMEN. 


1133 


lEarl  of  Powis.M.A. 

2  Earl  of  Plymouth,  M.A.,  P.O. 

Lord  Bishop  of  Sheffield,  D.D. 

Earl  of  Mount-Cashell,  M.A. 
8  Lord  Strathcona  and  Mount  Royal 
G.C.M.G.,  LL.i). 


Lord    Archbishop   of   Melbourne, 
D.D. 
*Lord   Peckover  of  Wisbech,  Hon. 
LL.D. 
Moray,  Earl  of,  M.A. 
SLord  Carmichael,  M.A. 


D.D. 

t^Ayles,  Rev.  Herbert  Henry  Baker 

t^Allen,  Rev.  George  Cantr'ell 

8Ede,The  Very  Rev.  William  Moore 

LL.D. 

Hart,  Rev.  William 

Wilkins,  Rev.  Nathaniel  George 

Hill,  Rowland 

Hilleary,  Frederic  Edward 
sPlatt,  Henry  Edward 

Sibly,  Frederic  Arthur 
lofSpenser,  Harry  Joseph,  M.A. 
11  fJ^rown,  Percy  Houghton,  M.A. 
fBrown,  William  Jeihro,  M.A. 

M.D. 

Watney,  Herbert,  M.A. 

Edmunds,  Walter,  M.A. 

Banham,  Rev.  Henry  French,  M.A. 
I'*  Parker,  George,  M.A. 
^^  Tooth,   Howard    Henry,    M.A. 

C.M.G. 

fBond,  William  Arthur,  M.A, 
1*  Jones,  Hugh  Richard,  M.A. 

15  f Kerr,  James,  M.A. 

f  Goodman,  Roger  Neville,  M.A. 
tAndrews,EdwardCollingwood,M.A. 

Phillips,  John,  M.A. 

Glover,  Lewis  Gladstone,  M.A. 
t Allen,  Frank  James,  M.A. 

Burton- Fanning,  Frederick  William 

16  Drysdale,  John  Hannah,  M.A. 


17 fBrown,  Walter  Langdon,  M.A. 
tWard,   Ronald  Francis  Campbell, 
M.A. 

Garrood,  Jesse  Robert 

Prest,  Edward  Ernest,  M.A. 
flnchley,  Orlando,  M.A. 
flngram,  Arthur  Charles 
fRob,  Joseph  William,  M.A. 

Sanger,  Frederick,  M.A. 

Benuion,  John  Menlove 

Dally,  John  Frederick  Halls,  M.A. 
fMacalister,  George  Hugh  Kidd,  M.A. 

Stevenson,  Claude  Maberly,  B.C. 

Hurry,  Janaieson  Boyd,  B.C. 
isfMay,  Otto 

Franklen-Evans,  Franklen  Paine, 
M.A. 

Honorary  LL.D. 

Fawkes,    Admiral    Sir    Wilmot 
Hawksworth,  G.C.B.,  K.C.V.O. 
Honorary  Sc.D. 
MacMahou,  Percy  Alexander, 

F.R.S. 
Schuster,  Arthur,  F.R.S. 

Sc.D. 
Strahan,  Aubrey,  F.R.S.,  F.G.S. 

Litt.  D. 
•afSmith,  George  Charles  Moore 

Hon.  Litt.D. 
20Mullinger,  James  Bass,  M.A. 


t  Formerly  Scholars.  . 

1  Lord  Lieutenant  and  Custos  Rotulorum  of  ! 
the  County  of  Salop. 

2  Lord  Lieutenant  of  Glamorgan.  I 
A  High  Commissioner  for  Canada.     Chancellor  i 

of  the  McGill  University,  Montreal,  and  of  the 
University  of  Aberdeen. 

4  Late  Lord  Lieutenant  of  Cambridgeshire. 

5  Governor  of  Madras.     Governor  of  Victoria, 
1908—11.     M.P.for  Midlothian,  1895— 1900. 

6  Carus  Prize,  1884.     Crosse  Scholar,  1886.    Tyr-  ) 
Whitt  Scholar,  1888. 

7  Late  Head  Master  of  Surrey  County  School,  | 
Cranleigh. 

8  Dean  of  Worcester.     Hulsean  lecturer,  1895. 

9  Late  Head  Master  of  Wellingborough  School. 

10  Head  Master  of  University  College  School, 
London .  ' 

11  Late  M'Mahon  Law  Student. 

12  Assistant- Physician  to  the  General  Hospital, 


Bristol. 

13  Gulstoniaa  Lecturer,  Roral  CoUeee  of  Fhy> 
sicians,  1888.    O.M.G. 

14  Howard  Medallist,  1893.  President  of  the 
Liverpool  Institute. 

\5  Principal  Medical  Officer  to  the  Londoa 
School  Board, 

16  Physician  to  St  Bartholomew's  Hospital. 

17  Raymond  Horton-Smith  Prize,  1901. 

18  Beit  Kellow. 

19  Professor  of  English  Language  and  Literature, 
University  of  Sheffield. 

20  Author  of  The  History  of  the  University  of 
Cambridge,  from  the  Enrlieit  Timet  lo  the  De- 
cline of  the  Platonist  .Movement,'  3  vols.,  'The 
Schools  ol  Charlrit  the  Greal,'  'An  Introduction 
to  English  History,'  Ac.  Formerly  University 
Lecturer  in  History  and  Birkbeck  Lecturer  at 
Trinity  College.  President  of  the  Cambridge 
Antiquarian  Society,  1896—7. 


1134 


8t  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


1849 
1850 
1851 


Mus.D. 

Eootham,  Cyril  Bradley,  M.A. 


Honorary  M.A. 
^Clarke,  Sir  Ernest 

Hessels,  John  Henry 
2  Voelcker,  John  Augustus 
•^Skinner.  Rev.  John 

Pioscoe,  Eev.  John 
4  Yule,  George  Udny 


M.A. 

1845  f  Penny,  Rev.  James 

l«i7    Brumell,  Rev.  Charles 

Hussey,  Rev.  Henry  Llewellyn 
Ward,  Rev.  Edward  Ditcher 
Karkness,  Rev.  George  Law 
fCarr,  Rev.  Edmund 
Wilson,  William 
Coates,  Joseph 
Anstice,  Rev.  Joseph  Ball 

1854  fTatham,  Charles  Meaburn 

5  Davys,  Rev.  Owen  William 

1855  Lang-ley,  Rev.  John  Piercy 
Antrobus,  John  Coutts 
Burtt,  Thomas 

fCabell,  William  Lloyd 
Theed,  Rev.  Joseph  V^ernon 

1856  Burdon,  Rev.  Richard 
fWright,  Rev.  Arthur 

6  Allen,  Rev.  Wilham 

1857  Howard,  Robert 
Wood,  John 

Thompson,  Rev.  John  Elijah 
Henslow,  Rev.  Leonard  Ramsay 

1858  f  Leake,  William  Martin 

Pearson,  Charles 
fTremlett,  George  Grej^ory 

Chorley,  Rev,  Francis  Weeks 
t Little,  Rev.  Joseph  Russel 

1859  fGlover,  Rev.  Frederick  Blundell 

Buckston,  Rev.  Henry 


1853 


Fuller,  Rev.  Alfrefi 

Jones.  Charles  Alfred 
'fNunn,  Rev.  Joseph 

Tinkler,  Rev.  John 
SMcCormick,  Rev.  Joseph 

Borradaile,  Rev.  Robert  Hudson 

Finch,  Kev.  William 

Auden,  Rev.  Thomas 
t  Boodle,  Rev.  John  Adolphus 

Jackson,  Rev.  Augustus 

Wilcocks,  Rev.  Horace  Stone 
tSlight,  Rev.  John  Bullivant 

Tom,  Rev.  Edward  NicoUs 
^fRowsell.Rev.  Walter  Frederick 

Lafone,  Samuel  Alexander 

Jackson,  Rev.  Gildart 

Proctor,  Rev.  William  Addy 
f.Vl arrack,  John  Read 

Hiles,  Rev.  Hobert 

rennent,  Robert 

Francis,  Rev.  John 

Pierpoint,  Rev.  Richard  Deare 

Foster,  Edward  Henry 
t  Warren,  William 

Bros,  i'homas  Kemmis 
t Ingram,  Rev.  DelavaJ  Shafto 
i^Selwyn,  Rev.  William 
fOinuis,  Rev.  Henry  Francis 
t Evans,  Rev.  John  David 

Alston,  Rev.  Herbert 
ii  Roberts,  Very  Rev.  William  Page 

Bateman,  Augustus 

Farthing,  Rev.  George  Lax 

Carey,  Richard  John 
9 Austen,  Rev.  George 
12  Bigvvood,  James 
fPooley,  Henry  Fletcher 

Lee,  Frederic 
9  Newton,  Rev.  Horace 

Gorst,  Rev.  Peter  Freeland 

Stobart,  Rev.  William  James 

iVIarsden,  William 
fWarmington,     Rev.    Edward 
James 

Gillson,  Henry  Thomas 

Meyricke,  Robert  Henry 


f  Formerly  Scholars, 

1  Late  Secretary  of  the  Royal  Agricultural 
Society.  Late  Gilbey  Lecturer  in  the  History  and 
Economics  of  Agriculture,  1897—1900. 

2  Ph.D.,  B.Sc.  Lond.  Consulting  Chemist  to  the 
Royal  Agricultural  Society. 

:i  D.D.    Aberdeen,    Principal    of    Westminster 
College,  Cambridge 
4  University  Lecturer  in  Statistics. 


6  Honorary  Canon  of  Si  Alban» 
(>  Prebendary  of  Lichfield. 

7  Hon.  Canon  of  Manchester. 
S  Prebendary  of  York.    I>,D.  Dublin, 
9  Prebendary  of  York. 

10  Prebendary  of  Hereford. 

11  Dean  of  Salisbury. 

12  M.P.  for  Brentford  Division   of   Middlesex, 
1886—1906. 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


1135 


ijones,  Rev.  Henry  David 

Fitzherbert,  Rev.  James 

Reeii,  Rev.  Edwin  Windsor 
Sandys 
tQuayle,  Mark  Hyldesly 
flshervvood.  Rev.  Richard 

Marsden,  Rev.  Maurice  Howard 
sfPrylce,  Rev.  VVm.  Emmanuel 
fDewick,  Kev.  Edward  Samuel 

Cotterill,  Charles  Clement 

Georg-e,  Rev.  John 

Home,  Henry  Percy 
"'fLevetl,  Rawdon 

Willan,  Rev.  George  Arthur 

Johns,  Rev.  Thomas 
t  Warren,  Rev.  Charles 

Street,  Henry  William 
(  fGeng-e,  Rev.  Edward  Heniy 

Stooke-Vaughan,    Rev.    Frederick 
Salter 
fBrogden,  Thomas  William 

Allott,  Rev.  Henry  Hepworth 
^fMassie,  John 

Cane,  Rev.  Alfied  Granger 

Durieu,  Rev.  William  Marsden 
fThorpe,  Rev.  Charles  Edward 

Davies,  William 

Pearson,  Rev.  Edward  Lynch 

Ladds,  Rev.  John  Sam 

Williams,  Rev.  Harry  Archibald 

Hart,  William  Edward 

Bulmer,  Kev.  George  Frederic 

Souper,  Rev.  Francis  Abraham 
'fFynes-Clinton,  Eustace 
6fBourne,  Rev.  Charles  William 
tChamberlain,    Rev.    James    Slade 
fFoster 

Howlett,  Rev.  Henry 
''t Lee- Warner,  Sir  William, 
G.C.S.I. 

Sterndale- Bennett, James  Robert 

Salman,  Rev.  .Fames  Simpson 

Home,  Rev.  Joseph  White 

Finch,  Arthur  John 

Almack,  Rev.  William 

fCust,  Arthur 

Percival,  John  Andrew 
fRobinson,  Rev.  George 


t  Formerly  Scholars. 

1  Canon  Residentiary  of  Chichester. 

2  Canon  of  Exeter. 

3  Ma«terBlKing  Kdward'»S«hool,BirminghHiii. 

4  Lecturer  at  Mnnsfleld  College.  Oxford 

5  Late    Head    Master    of    Wimborne    Miuster 
Srarniiiar  School. 

rt  Head  Master  of  Kinit's  College  School,  1889— 
L906:  Fellow  of  King's  College,  London. 


I    Vinter,  Rev.  Robert  Kater 
I    Whiteley,  George  Crisp 
j  tMarrack,  Richard  Gubbs 

Bray,  Rev.  William  Henry 
1  Cochrane,  Henry  Herbert 
I    Bray,  Rev.  Edward  1873 

Fallow,  Rev.  Thomas  M^All 
^f  Noon,  James 
!    Davies.  Rev.  Robert  Powell 
I    Drew,  Rev.  Charles  Edward 
i  fCassels,  Rev.  John  Wilberforce 
1    Coling,  Rev.  Richard  James 
:    Powell,  Rev.  Thomas 
I    Close,  Rev.  Robert  Wells 

Giles,  Robert,  CLE. 
I    Vatcher,    Rev.    John     Sidney         1874 
Adolphus 
Green- Armytage,  Rev.  North 
tGriffith,  Rev.  Charles  Herbert 
9  Miller,  Rev.  Edward  Francis 

Marshall,  Rev.  George  Alexander 
fBurder,    Rev.   Alfred    Henry 

Foster 
10 1  Bourne,  Alfred  Allinson 
iifGenese,  Robert  William 

Burwell,  Rev.  George 
fCruickshank,  George  Edwin 
Haviland,  John 
Smith,  Rev.  John  Philip 
Bethell,  James  Francis  Hole 
Kay,  Frederick  Henry  Jewell 
fBaynes,  Frederick 
Clementi-Smith,  Rev.  Percival 
Hoare,  William  1875 

fMorshead,  Reginald 
'    Evans,  Rev.  Alfred 
I    Terry,  John 
j    Read,  Henry  Newport 
1 12+ Johnson- Ferguson,  Sir  Jabez 
I  Edward,  Bart. 

1     Ranson,  Rev.  Simon  Mortlock 
Coape-Arnold,  Henry  Fraser 

James 
Ley,  Rev.  Arthur  Baynes 

Merriman 
Madge,  Rev.  Francis  Ihomas 
Coote,  Sir  Algernon,  Bart. 
SmaJe,  Rev.  William 


7  Late  Politlcitl  Secretory  at  the  India  Office. 

8  Late  Ma»ter  at  Charterhou»e  School. 

9  Archdeacon  of  Colombo,  1889— 18»1. 

10  Manter  at  Cheltenham  College. 

11  Prole»«orof  Mathematics.  I'niverilty  College, 
Abervstwytb. 

12  M.P.  for  Leicestershire  (Loughborough), 1885, 
1886,  1892—1900. 


1136 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE 


1876  Pinder,  Rev.  Humphrey  Fleming 
Micklefield,     Augustus    Edward 

Roger 
Hall,  Rev.  Samuel  Howard 

fHoare,  Alfred 
Wilson,  Rev.  William  Linton 
Hodgkinson,  George  Luke 

fRuston,  William  Henry 

JMacmeikan,  John  Alexander 

t  Reeves,  George  Merritt 
Taylor,  John  Betron 
Fowell,  Rev.  Richard  Gooch 

1  Charles,  Robert  Fletcher 

1877  Young,  Goodwin 
Simmonds,  Rev.  Arthur 
West,  Benjamin 

Lane,  Frederic  George  Alexander 

2  f Logan,  Samuel  Charles 
Wareing,  Rev.  William  Robert 
Nevinson,    Rev.  Thomas    Kaye 

Bonney 
sfMoser,  Edward  Branthwaite 
Waud,  Horace  Christopher 
Haworth,  Rev.  Thomas  William 
Martin,  George  iMaynard 
Holcroft,  Harold 
Banks,  Rev.  William  Meynier 
Mellodey,  Rev.  Thomas 
Beaumont,  Edward 
Gwatkin,  Arthur  John  Campbell 

1878  Pollock,  Rev.  Jeremy  Taylor 
^Dibdin,    Sir  Lewis  Tonna,   K.C., 

F.S.A. 

fTillyard,  Isaac  Alfred 

tClough,  Charles  Thomas,  F.G.S. 
Twamley,  Rev.  Zachariah 
Mosley,  Rev.  Edward  Richard 
Kelley,  Rev.  Walter  Stanhope 
Tate,  Rev.  James  JVlunro 
Wood,  Rev.  Henry  Thellusson 

t  Lamp! ugh,  Rev.  David 

sfMoss,  William 
Haviland,  Robert  Charles 
Norton,  Frederic  Charles 
Winstone,  Ernest  Home 
Hildyard,  George  Grant 

f  Milne,  Rev.  John  James 
Fletcher,  William  Holland  Ballet! 

1879  Best,  George  Alfred  Haden 
Chell,  Rev.  George  Russell 
Burnett,  Rev.  Richard  Parry 


fEaston,  Rev.  James  George 
Coggin,  Rev.  Henry  Thomas  John 

fMorgan,  Rev.  John  Popkin 

fRaynor,  Rev.  Gilbert  Henry 

fHunt,  Rev.  Alfred  Leedes 

•^l-Stuart,  Rev.  Edward  Alexander 
Pugh,  Matthew  Henry 

'fMc  Farland,  John  Henry 
Oliver,  Rev.  James 

jHaslam,  Rev.  Arthur  Brooke 
Willacy,  Rev.  Henry  George 
Foxwell,  Edward  Ernest 
Woodbouse,  Rev.  Arthur  Chorley 
Barton,  Rev.  Henry  Charles 

Mitford 
Gardner,  Rev.   J  homas  James 
Christie 

fLowe,  Walter  Bezant,  F.G.S. 

sfPendlebury,  Charles,  F.R.A.S. 
Wilson,  Rev.  Alfred  Ralph 

t  Heath ,  Joseph  Little 
Rammell,  Rev.  Walter  Harry 
Coates,  Wilham  Coristine 
Crick,  Rev.  Arthur  Herbert 
Pope,  John 

Callis,  Rev.  Arthur  Wright 
Winckley,  Rev.  Charles  Richard 

Thorold 
Swann,  Rev.  Henry  Aldersey 
Lloyd,  John  Henry 
Moull,  Rev.  Charles  Ammon 
Dixon,  Rev.  James 

t Carlisle,  Edward 

fMarsh,  Rev.  Richard  Henry 
Davies,  John  Robert 
Williams,  Rev.  Herbert  Alban 
Spokes,  Rev.  John  Henry 
Wiseman,  Rev.  Alfred  Richard 
Whetstone,  William  Frederick 

t  Houghton,  Frederic  Tyrie  Sidney 
Fletcher,    Rev.    John    Charles 

Balleti 
Cooper,  Rev.  Charles  Edward 
Hibbert,    Hev.  Joseph  Alexander 
Napier 

9  Wilding,  Rev.  Harry  St  John 
Sawyer,  Ernest  Edward 
Browne,  Rev,  Edwin  Leece 
Peek,  Rev.  Richard 

fSmith,  Rev.  Thomns 

loChallice,  Rev.  Walter  David 


t  Formerly  Scholara, 

1  Master  at  the  City  of  Loudon  School. 

2  Late  Head  Master  of  Grammar  School,  New- 
castle-on-Tyne.    3  Master  at  Shrewfibury  School. 

4  Dean  of  Arches,  Hon.  D.C.L.  Durham. 
6  Maiter  at  Cbarterhouae  Scbool. 


6  Canon  of  Canterbury, 

7  Master  of  Ormoud  College,  Melbourne. 

8  Master  at  Si  Paul's  School, London. 

9  Late  Head  Master  of  Evesham  School. 
10  Late  Master  at  Cheltenham  College. 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


1137 


Walker,  Ven.  Robert  Henry 

White,  George 

Hagger,  Rev.  Watson 
fHilJ,  Rev.  Frederick  Charles 

Wiseman,    Rev.   Alexander 
William 

Hubbard,  Rev.  Cyril  Egerton 

Johnson,   Rev.   Edmund  Joseph 

Francis 
f  Lee,  William  John 

Finch,  Rev.  Francis  Charles 

Marten,  Edward  Dimmack 

Viney,  Rev.  Robert 

Bancks,  Rev.   Charles  Gerard 
Winstanley 

Par  amore,  Rev,  Francis  Henry 

Saben,  Percival 

Woodhouse,  Rev,  Reginald  Illing- 
worth 

Uoulding,Sir  William  Joshua,  Bart. 

Hopper,  Rev.  Edmund  Carles 

Jaques,  John  Warren 
^  Bevan,  Ven.  Henry  Edward  James 

Clarke,  Rev.  Frederick  William 

Cort,  Rev.  John  Patchett 

Gale,   Rev.   James   Randolph 
Courtenay 

Clay,  John 

Wright,  Thomas  Lawrence 

Bowers,  Rev.  Percy  Harris 

Stone,  John  Morris 

Prior,  Rev.  Alfred  Hall 

Forster,  Thomas  Emerson 

Burnett,  George  John  Mulcaster 

Williams,  Aneurin 

Eddrup,  Edward  Charles  Paroissien 

Soames,  Rev.  Henry  Aldwin 

vonStUrmer,  Rev.  Heaton  Edward 

Sharp,  Harry  Nugent 

Wrigley,  Percy  Theobald 

Griffinhoofe,  Rev.  Charles  George 

Long,  Rev.  William  Samuel  Fred- 
erick 

Chichester,  Rev.  Edward  Arthur 

Crossley,  Rev.  George 

fSmith,  Rev.  Henry  Gibson 

Barnett,  Rev.  Arthur  Thomas 
Button,  Rev.  Charles  Frederick 


+  Formerly  Scholars. 

1  Archdeacon  of  Uganda. 

3  Archdeacon  of   Middlesex.      Prebendary  of 

{Paul's.    Examining  Chaplain  to  the  Bishop  of 

<ndon. 

S  University  Printer.        4  Canon  of  Southwell. 

i  Honorary  Canon  of  Liverpool. 

3  Late  Head  Master  of  Pocklington  School. 

,T  Master  at  Haileybury.     Abbott  Scholar,  1878. 

i  Master  at  Aldenham  School. 


Stewart,  Rev.  Walter  Edward 

Smith,  Rev.  Harold  (1) 

StafFurth,  Rev.  James 
fAlston,  Gilbert  Rowland 
^Garland,  Cecil  Hill 

Browne,  Rev.  Arthur  Brierly 

Carless,  William 

Townsend,  Reginald  Gilliat 
^fHarker,  Rev.  George  James 
Thomas 

Stone,  Rev.  Tom  1885 

Browne,  Rev.  Harold  Ross 

Moleswortb,  Rev.  Ernest  Hilton 

Norman-Lee,  Rev.  Frederic 
Bethune  Norman 

Hibburd,  Eev.  Frederick  Clacy 

(Uementson,  Rev.  John  Scholfield 
^  Rigby,  Rev.  Oswald 

Chapman,  Edward  Shirley 

Coggin,  Rev.  Frederick  Ernest 

Hawkins,  Eev.  Frederic  Henry 

Carington,   Richard  Canngton         1886 

Smith 
fMacaulay,  Francis  Sowerby 

10  Hammond,  Francis 
Day,  George  Dennis 
Pagan,  Rev.  Alfred 
Mackintosh,  Eev.  Alexander 
Muirhead,  Francis  Lauder 
Mountfield,  Rev.  David  Witts 
Spencer,  Ralph 

Waugh,  Edward  Lamb  1887 

11  Whitehead,  Sir    James  Beethom, 

K.C.M.G. 

Colman,  Sir  Jeremiah,  Bart. 
fGifford,  Algernon  Charles 
^^Fenton,  Montague  Arthur 
I'^fHardman,  William  Minister 

Marshall,  Rev.  Frederick  Charles 

Chester,  Rev.  Frank  Edward 

Haviland,  John  Henry 

Morgan,  George  Ernest 

Wild,  Rev.  Ernest  John 

Lund,  William  Frodsham  ]888 

Field,  Rev.  Alfred  James  Perrott 
iMliflTe,  John  William 
i^fCunynghame,  Sir  Henry  Hardinge 
Samuel,  K.C.B. 


9  Late  Professor  of  History,  Trinity  College* 
Toronto. 

10  Head  Master  of  Market  Harborough  School. 

n  Minister  Plenipotentiary  and  Envoy  Extra* 
ordinary  at  Belgrade,  1906—10. 

12  H.M.  Inspector  of  Schools. 

18  Late  Vice- Principal  of  Liverpool  College. 

14  Master  of  the  Higher  .School,  Sheffield. 

15  Assistant  Under-Secretary  to  the  Home 
Department 

48—6 


1138 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


Dodson,  Henry  Charles 

If  Beckett,  Thomas  Alfred 
Marsh,  Rev.  John  Bishop 
Gepp,  Anthony 
Greenstreet,  William  John 
Bullock-Webster,  Rev.  George 

Russell 
Parker,  Thomas  Henry 

sfHensley,  Edward  Hutton 
Warner,  Rev.  Henry  James 
Hall,  Rev.  Henry  Arthur 
Francis,  Rev.  Frank  Harvey 
Stopford,  Rev.  John  Bird 

1889  Branscombe,  Rev.  Henry  Stanley 
Sharp,  William  James 

3f  Ray  nor,    Rev.    Arthur    Guy 
Sandars 

Sheppard,  Rev.  Charles  Peate 

Lord,  Clarence  Douglas 

Harvey,  James  Herbert 

Walker,  Rev.  David 

Elsee,  Rev.  Henry  John 
^fStroud,  Henry 

Steer,  Rev.  William  Henry  Hornb> 

Simkin,   Rev.   Thomas  Leonard 
Vowe 

Mossop,  George  Augustus 

1890  fRam,  Rev.  Stephen  Adye  Scott 

Ackroyd,  Edward 

Morrison,  Rev.  Walter  James 

Hanrner,  Rev.  Hugh 

Fowler,  James  Richard 
sfFoxley,  Rev.  Charles 

Roberts,  Arthur  Charles 
efMiddlemast,  Edgar  William 

Tatham,  Rev.  Thomas  Barton 

Whytehead,  Rev.  Robert  Yates 

Brereton.CloudesleyShovelJ  Henry 
^Sayie,  Charles  Edward 

1891  Brindley,  Harold  Hulme 
Adie,  Richard  Haliburtou 
Carling,  Albert 
Percival,  John 


Stephens,  Henry  O'Riley 
Sifton,Tom  Headland 
Woodhouse,  Rev.  Charles  Joseph 
fTurpin,  George  Sherbrooke 
Williams,  Rev.  Charles  Frederick 

William  Thomas 
Varley,  Rev.  Telford 
Cumberland-Jones,  Richard 

Denison,  LL.B. 
Collin,  John 
Agnew,  William  Lockett 
Brown,  George  Ernest  Dixon 
;    Armitag-e,  Harry  Ramsden 

Eardley  .  William,  M.B.,  B.C. 
9 Cleave,  Rev,  Paul  Rogers 
j  t  Smith,  Rev.  Harry  Butler 
j  'ofForster,  Robert  Henry,  LL.B. 

Roseveare,  Rev.  Richard  Polgreen 
i  iifLake.  Philip,  F.G.S. 

Macklin,  Rev.  Herbert  Walter 
Gienfell,  John  Sidney  Granville 
Tarleton,  Rev.  John  Francis 
fHeath,  Charles  Herbert 
Coombes,   Rev.    Herbert    Edwin 

Henshaw 
Richards,  Philip  John 
j    Moulton,  William  Fiddian 
'  12 Id' Albuquerque,  John  Pedrozo 
!      Hill,  Arthur 
18 f  Greenup,  Rev.  Albert  William 
"t^m'th,  Rev.  Harold  (2) 
15 1  Baily,  Francis  Gibson 
Stacey,  Rev.  Robert  Hugh  i 

Bigg,  Rev.  Robert  Henry  ' 

Schiller,  Ferdinand  Nassau 
Judson,  Rev.  Alfred  John 
i^l  Woods,  Henry 
Harper,     Rev,     Charles     Hugh 

Richardson  > 
Seccombe,  Phillip  John  AmbroseJ 

M.B.,B.C. 
fHayes,  Bernard  John 
Glover,  Frederick  Beaumont 


t  Formerly  Scholars. 

1  Master  at  St  Paul's  School. 

2  Bell's  Scholar,  1882.  Head  Master  at  Sutton 
County  School. 

:i  Master  of  the  King's  Scholars,  Westminster 
School. 

4  Professor  of  Physics  in  Durham  College  of 
Science,  Newcastle. 

5  Carus  Prize,  1887. 

6  Professor  at  the  Engineering  College,  Madras. 
Principal  o*'  Government  College,  Rajahmundry, 
Oodavery  District,  Madras. 

7  Incorporated  (Oxon.). 

8  Head  Master  of  High  School,  Nottingham. 

9  Late  Head  Master  of  the  Cathedral  School. 
Llandaff. 

10  Late  M'Mahon  Law  Student. 


n  Harkness  Scholar,  1887.     Royal  Geographic 
Society  Lecturer  in  Regional  and  Physical  Geo- 
graphy. 

]  2  G  overnment  Professor  of  Chemistry ,  Barbados,  i 

13  CaruB  Pri/ie,  1889.  Jeremie  Prize,  1890.  He- 
brew Prize,  18<KI.  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  18f>-J.  Principal 
of  the  London  College  of  Divinity,  St  John's  Hall, 
Highbury,  Examiner  in  Hebrew  and  Greek  i 
Testament,  University  of  London.  Dean  of  the  | 
Faculty  of  Theology,  University  of  London.  I 

14  Carus  Prize,  1890.     Jeremie  Prize,  1891.    Hon.'l 
D.D.  Ontario.     Lttt.D.  Dublin.  | 

15  Professor   of  Electrical   Engineering    in  the 
Heriot-Watt  College,  Edinburgh. 

16  University  Lecturer  in  Palaeozoology.    Hark- . 
nesB  Scholar,  1890.    Sedgwick  Prize,  1895. 


6t  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


1139 


ifNicklin,  Rev.  Thomas 
Kriig-er,  Rev.  Henry  Raines 

2  fWyime-Willson,   Rev.  St  John 

Basil 

Mitchell,  Rev.  Francis  Garden 
5    Hewitt,  John  Theodore 

Briggs,  John 

Caldwell,  Rev.  William  John 

Sanger,  John 
fAyers,  Rev.  Frank 
fStanwell,  Henry  Brough 

Thomas,  James  Reginald,  LL.B. 

Cowie,  Reginald  Arthur 

Nutley,  Rev.  William 

Simpson,  Rev.  Edward  Lloyd 

3  Purvis,  John  Edward 
Ewbank,  Rev.  Alan 

Lees,  Rev.  Harrington  Clare 
Newbery,  Rev.  Francis  Charles 
Harding,  Rev.  William  Henry 

^Macalister,  Robert  Alexander 
Stewart 

sfStone,  Rev.  William  Arthur 
Fynes-Clinton,    Rev.    Charles 

Edward 
Tooth,  Percy  Ernest 
'fLong,  Rev.  Bertram 
Shears,  Ven.  Ernest  Henry 

7  8 Scott,    Rev.   Charles   Archibald 
Anderson 
Robin?on,  Rev.  Joseph 
Kingsford,  Rev.  Philip  Arthur 
Sutcliffe,  Rev.  William  Ormond 
Appleford  Rev.  Herbert  Harben 

8^f  Masterman,  Rev.  John  Howard 
Bertram 
Mayers,  Francis  Nigel 
Gillespie,  James  John,  LL.B. 

fKinpr,  Rev.  Herbert  Alfred 
Kitchin,  Finlay  Lorimer 
Wilkinson,  Robert  Bertram 
Bumsted,  Henry  James 

lOfTate,  Robert  William 

'iifTait,  Rev.  Arthur  James,  B.D. 

I'fBorchardt,  Walter  Gustav 


t  Formerly  Scholars. 

1  .Mascei  at  Rossall  School,     Members'  Prize 
for  Latin  Kssay,  1892. 
•2  Head  Master  of  Marlborough  College. 

3  Late  Assistant  to  the  Professor  of  Chemistry. 

4  Professor  of  Celtic  Archaeology,  University 
College,  Dublin.  Director,  Palestine  Explora- 
tion Fund. 

6  Warden  of  St  Thomas'  College,  Colombo. 

,    6  Tyrwhitt  Scholar  and  Mason  Prizeman,  1893; 
late  Naden  Student.     Hebrew  Prize,  1892. 

7  Professor  at  Westminster  College.  Hulsean 
Prizeman,  1884. 

8  Late  Naden  Student. 

9  1  ate  Professor  of  History  in  the  University  of 
Birmingham.      Hulsean  Lecturer,  1907. 


Coore,  Rev.  Alfred 

Ealand,  Rev.  Arthur  Fawsit 

i^fOrton,  Kennedy  Joseph  Previte 

fMorton,  William  Blair 

Gregory,   Henry  Lonsdale,   M.B., 

B.C. 
fHibbert-Ware,  Rev.  George 

Robertson,  Rev.  Andrew  John 

Sargent,  Percy  William  George, 
M.B.,B.C. 

Wills,  Walter  Kenneth,  M.B., 
B.C. 

Gunn,  Herbert  Oswald 

Given-Wilson,  Rev.  Frederick 
George 

Knight,  Rev.  Henry  Ernest 

James,  Rev.  John 

Aston,  Rev.  William  Fergusson        1899 

Devenish,  Henry  Noel 
t Brock,  Thomas  Alfred 

Taylor,  John  Scott 
*^Mdttinson,  Rev.  George  Frederick 

Watkinson,  Rev.  George 

Goulton,  Rev.  John 
i^fUale,  John  Borihwick 

Prescott,  Ernest 

Luddington,  Lancelot  Harold 

Taylor,  Percy  Cooke  190a- 

Walker,  Rev.  Frederick  William 
i^Greeves,  Rev.  Percy 

McCormick,  Rev.  Joseph  Gough 
i''  Strangeways,  Thomas  Strangeways, 
Pigg 

Pollard,  Rev.  Charles 

Barnett,  Bertram  Leeds  Thomas 
«t  Harding,  Rev.   (Jeorge   William    1901 

Henry 
^^tPass,  Herman  Leonard 
18  de  Castro,  Jean  Paul 

Nutley,  Rev.  Charles  Edward 
fPearce,  Rev.  Robert  Freeman 

Pilkington,  Archibald  Charles 
1^  Hayes,  James  Hurst 
fLocke,  George  Thomas 
20f  Browning,  Kendall  Colin 

10  Fellow  of  Trinity  College,  Dublin. 

11  Principal  of  Ridley  Hall. 

12  Master  at  Cheltenham  College.  London  B.Sc. 

13  Ph.D.  Heidelberg.    Professor  of  Chemistry, 
University  Collette,  Bangor. 

14  Assistant  ProfessoratKing'sCollege,  London. 
16  Late  Naden  Student.  Browne's  Medallist,  1896.' 

16  M.R.C.8.  Huddersfleid    Lecturer  in   Speciai 
Pathology. 

17  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar,  1896.     Tyrwhitt 
Scholar,  1901.     Late  Hutchinson  Student. 

18  Late  Principal  of,  and  Lecturer  on  Chemistry 
and  Metallurgy  to  the  Redruth  School  of  Mines 

19  Master  at  the  Leys  School. 

20  Professor    of    Chemistry,    Ceylon    Medical 
College. 


1140 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


1902 


1903 


Keiford,  Rev.  William  Kingsley 

Bansall,  Walter  Henry 

Harman,  Nathaniel  Bishop,  M.B., 
B.C. 

Robb,  Alfred  Arthur 
fMasom,  William  Frederick 

Gillespie,  Thomas,  M.B.,  B.C. 
^  fGreen,  Rev.  Peter 
2 1  Jehu,  Thomas  John 
fWalter,  Rev.  William  Louis 

Gwatkin,  Rev.  Francis  Ley 
3 1  Edwards,  Edward 
^Beith,  John  Hay 

Hutchinson,  Rev.  Thomas  William 
^Waller,  Rev.  Charles  Cameron 
fHudson,  Edmund  Foster 

Hennessy,  Rev.  Theodore  Harber 
^'fHardwich,  Rev.  John  JVlanisiy 
7  lies,  George  Ehret 

Foster,  Rev.  James  Richard 
8f  Woolley.Rev.  Reginald  Maxwell 
9 1 Yapp,  Richard  Henry 
fWatkin,  Krnest  Lucas 

Palmer,   Rev.   Joseph  John 
Beauchamp 

Williamson,   Kenneth  Berti*am 
Franklin 

Brownscombe,  Alfred 
^OMiddleton,  Thomas  Hudson 
11 1 Howard,  Albert 
i^fElsee,  Rev.  Charles 
fMoxon,  Rev.  Thomas  Allen 
I'^fRudge,  William  Arthur  Douglas 

Murphy,  William  Lombard,  M.B., 
B.C. 

Nunn,  Rev.  Henry  PrestonVaughan 

Vigers,  Rev.  Edgar  Hall 
i^fCook,  Benjamin  Mason,  LL.B. 
IS  Thompson,  Alexander  Hamilton 

West,  Lionel  George  Aubrey 

Bnstow,  Ernest 
fHarnett.Walter  Lidwil],M.B.,  B.C. 


Browne,  Rev.  William 

Catling,  Henry  Debron 

Walker,  Rev.  Alfred  James 
16  f Senior,  Rev.  Charles  Alexander 

Lorenzo 
fPascoe,  Edwin  Hall 
fLaidlaw,  George  Muir 
i7fi\lay,  Herbert  Richard  Dudfieid, 
LL.B. 

Robinson,  Rev.  William  Edward 

Evans,  Rev.   Charles  Alfred 
iVIarkham 

Gibbings,  Rev.  William  Thomas 

Bown,  Rev.  Percy  Henry 

Lockton,  Rev.  William 

De  Mel,  Frederick  Joseph  j 

Roseveare,  Rev.  Walter  Harry 
isfPeake,  A.ustin  Henry 

Hannam,  Frederic  Andrew 

Bennett,  Rev.  Charles  William 

Scarboro  ugh,  Oswald  Lowndes 
fCrocker,  James  Codrington 

Jarchow,   Christopher  John 
Frederick 

Powell,  Nicholas  Guy 
i^Rice,  Rev.  Charles  Macan 
aofTowle,  John  Howard 

Paramore,  William  Erasmus,  M.B 
B.C. 

Ingram,  Rev.  Arthur  Ralph 

Woffindin,  Rev.  Henry  Longley 
2iHarwood,   Samuel  Fairfax 

Davenport 
tChapple,  Alfred 
fWebb.  Charles  Morgan 

Sidebotham,  Rev.  Charles 
Edward 

Hough,  Rev.  James  Fisher 

Grabham,  George  Walter 

Fletcher,  John  Holland  Ballett 

Sanger,  Rev.  Hubert 

Terry,  Frederick  Stirling 


t  Formerly  Scholars. 

1  Canoa  of  Mancheater. 

2  Professor  of  Geology  in  St  Andrews  ITniver- 
sity.  Gerstenberg Student,  1900.  M.D.Edinburgh. 

3  Lecturer  in  History,  Aberystwyth. 

4  Formerly  a  Master  at  Fettes  College. 

a  Profeasor  of  Divinity,  Huron  University. 

6  Bell  Scholar,  1893.     Master  at  Rugby  School. 

7  Magistrate  at  Khartoum. 

8  Late    Naden    Student.       Evans  Prize,    1900. 
Jeremie  Prize,  1901. 

9  Professor    of    Botany,   University    College, 
Aberystwyth, 

10  Secretary  to  the  Board  of  Agriculture. 

11  Professor  at  S.E.  Agricultural  College,  "Wye. 

12  CaruB  Prize,  1900.    Late  Naden  Student.  Hul- 


soan  Prize,  190:2. 

13  Professor  of  Physics,  University  CoUeg«|J 
Bloemfontein. 

14  Late  M'Mahon  Student.  ' 

15  University  Extension  Lecturer, 

16  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar  for  Hebrew^ 
Hebrew  Prize,  1901.  Tyrwhitt  Scholar  and  MasoS 
Prize,  1902.  .- 

17  LateM'MahonStudent.  "Whewell Scholar,190li 

18  1851  Exhibitioner. 

19  Chaplain,  King's  College. 
•JO  Principal    of    Anglo-Mahommedan   ColleOT> 

Aligarh. 

21  Professor  of  Chemistry,  Eoyal  CoUege,  Mau- 
ritius. 


V 


8t  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


1141 


ifGoddard,  Harry 

Horton,  Cuthbert  Theodoi-e 
fKinf?,  Leonard  Augustus  Lucas 

Sandall,  Kev.  Herbert  Cecil 
fSlalor,  Frank 

Croggon,  Josiali  Fenwick  Sibree 
f  GauvaiB,  Henry  John 

Brown,  Samuel  Ealph 
fLupton,  Arthur  Sinclair 

Hill,  Rev.  Walter  Noel 

Hawkes,  William  John 

Harding,  William  llifF 
t Field,  James  Hermann 

Tompson,  Frank  Gordon 
fPhilhps,  Sidney  Hill 

Hiron,  Rev.  John  Bennett 
fFoster,  William  Henry 

Hary  Krischna  Singh 

Walker,  Ronald  Ralph,  B.C. 
fBaxter,  Rev.  Arthur  Harold  Young 

McCormick,  Rev.  William  Patrick 
Glyn 
2fHow,  Rev.  John  Charles  Hallajid 

Lasbrey,  Rev.  Percy  Urwick 

Densham,  Arnold  Thomas,  B.C. 

FuUagar,  Hugh  Francis 

Jenkins,  Hammond  Beaconsfield 

Hopkins,  Geoifrey  Arthur 

Davey,  Alfred  Augustus 

Roseveare,  Henry  Herbert 
fHenderson.  Percival 

Boyie,  David  Harrop 
8  f  Pope,  Norman  Chi'istopher 

Frean,  Henry  Geoi-ge,  B.C. 
fTaylor,  David  Gladstone 

Laws,  Samuel  Charles 

Parkinson,  John 

Atlay,  Marcus  Ethelbert 
fKirkness,  Lewis  Hawker 

4  Sterndale  Bennett,  Robert 
Ticehurst,  Claud  Buchanan 
Chapman,  Rev.  Arthur  Greig 

fClarke,  Rev.  Herbert  Lovell 

5  fCrees,  James  Harold  Edward 
I^ong,  George  Herbert 

fTaylor,  John  Norman,  LL.B. 
JHarris,  Henry  Wilson 
Cummins,  Cresswell  Arthur 


Easton,  Rev.  Frank  Reginald  James 
Hunt,  Rev.  Alfred  Garrod  Leedes 

^fBrooke,  Zachary  Nugent 

tCoop,  Wilfrid 

t Jones,  Pendril  Charles  Varier 
Fraser,  Rev.  James 
Edmonds,  Rev.  Harold 
Gathorne,  Rev.  Christopher 
Bonsey,  Rev.  Richard  Yerburgh 
Wilkinson,  Rev.  Ernest  Roland 
Rose,  Harry  Cecil,  LL.B. 

TfLaidlaw,  Patrick  Playfair,  B.C. 

fHaigh,  Percy  Barnes 

^fRostron,  Rev.  Sydney 
Woodhouse,  WiUiam  George 
Dymes,  Frank  Rawling 
Teakle,  Stephen  Goddard 

^t Sears,  John  Edward  1910 

t  Airey,  John  Robinson 

lOfBentley,  Rev.  John  Henry 

lOfYoung,   Rev.   PhiUip   Norton 
Frushard 

fThompson,  Ernest  Edward 
Toone,  Charles  Gilbert 
Castle.  Rev.  Graham  Hunt 
Fleet,  Rev.  William  Walter  Strong 
Garner- Richards,  Daniel  Boghurst 

11  Dyer,  Rev   Charles  Henry 

12  Dewick,  Rev.  Edward  Chisholm 

13  Sharp,  Right  Rev.  Gerald 
fEllis,  Arthur  Isaac 

Richardson,  Alfred   Henry,   M.B.. 
B.C. 
t  Piaargio,  Henry  Thomas  Herbert 
t  Jackson,  Charles  Albert 
i^fLewis,  Percy  James 

Van  Hees,  Albert  Stranchan  Marsh 

Finch,  Henry  Kingsley 

Sharp,  Clifford  Graham 

Stokes,  Rev.  Cosby  Huddleston 

Ashby,  Norman 

Allen,  Arthur  Watts 
fTaylor,   Godfrey   Midgley  1911 

Chassereau 
i^f  Gledstone,  Rev. Frederick  Farrar 

Sibly,  Thomas  Alervyn 

Vause,  Thomas  Christopher,  LL.B. 

Byron-Scott,  Wallace 


t  Formerly  Scholars. 

1  Master  at  Nottingham  High  School. 

2  Precentor  of  Trinity  College. 

3  Naden  Student,  1905 

4  Music  Master  at  Uppingham. 

5  Head  Master  of  the  Crypt  Grammar  School, 
Gloucester. 

6  Fellow  of  GonvUle  and  Caiug  College.  Glad- 
stone Prize,  1906.  Winchester  Reading  Prize, 
1900.     Lightfoot  Scholar,  1907. 


7  Gedge  Prize,  19<i6. 

8  Wlnbolt  Prize,  1907.    Naden  Student,  t906 

9  Hutchinson  Student,  1907. 
10  Naden  Student,  1907. 

n  Naden  Student,  1906.    Hulsean  Prize,  1906. 

12  Jeremy  Prize,  1907.     Hulsean  Prize,  1908. 

13  Bishop  of  New  Guinea. 

14  Master  at  Malvern  College. 

15  Naden  Student,  1909. 


1142 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGt. 


t Stead,  William  James  Victor 
1  Satterly,  John 

fStansfeld,  Alfred  Ellington,  M.B., 
B.C. 
JS'ewbery,  iiobert  Edwin 
La  Touclie,  Thomas  Henry  Digues 
Lucas,  Ernest  Charles,  LL.B. 
Arnott,  Edward  Whinsione 
Hay,  William  King 
Body,  Lawrence  Ambrose 
191      Thursfield,  Kev.    Gerald   Arthur 
Richard 
-'Muncey,   Kev.  Edward  Howard 

Parker 
fStrain,  Thomas  Greer 

Cruickshank,  George  Malcolm 
^Brice-Smith,  Rollo 
fStewart,  Douglas  Martin,  LL.B. 
^fBrown,  Arthur  Edward,  LL.B. 

Jackson, Rev.John  EdwardNorman 
5  Subbarao,  Nanjangud  Subbarao 
Swift,  Rev.  Jonn  Mcintosh 
Wood,  Thomas  Eugene,  LL.B. 
Willett,  Everard  WiUiam,  LL.B. 
^Ciarrett,  Herbert  Leonard 
^fCripps,  Eichard  Seymour 

Whiting,  Wykeham  Herbert 
^fCrauford,  Leonard  George,  LL.B. 
Mills,  Ernest  James 
Montgomery,  Rev.  William 
Hobbs,  Victor  William  John,  LL.B. 
Wrenford,  Hugh  John  WoUaston 
1()13    Fewings,  John  Albert 

Fleet,  Rev.  Charles  Stanley 
'J  Hal  I,  Rev.  Alfred  Francis  i 

^fMorton,  Fergus  Dunlop,  LL.B. 

Morton,  Rev.  Victor  Chalmers  i 

t Shepherd,  Rev.  William  Lisle 
Easton,  James  William 
Short,  Rev.  John  Martin 
Blackett,  John  Patrick  Murray 
Hawcridge,  Robert  IStuait  , 

fAllott,  Cecil  Bertram  Scott  i 

Cheese,  Rev.  William  Gerard 
^oSneath,  Rev.  Harry 
fSmith,  Oswald  Carlton 
Henslow.  Rev.  Cyril  John  Wall 
Watson,  Rev.  Arthur  Lockhart 
Arnold,  John  Henry 


LL.M. 

Gordon,  Rev.  Thos.  Wm.  Wilkie 
•Seabrock,  Rev.  Jeremiah  Pledg-er 
Gaches, Louis  Bingham 
Mayard,  Francis  Campbell 
Atkins,  Rev.  Horace  John 
Wood,  Richard  Mountford 
Stewart,  Martin,  M.A. 
Upward,  Edward  Finnimore 

^^  kemp,  Henry  Thomas,  K.C. 

fBrook-Smith,  Eldred  John 
Lattey,  Henry,  M.A. 

fPeiris,  James 
Kingsmill,  Arthur  M'^ Arthur 
L)avid,  Alexander  Jones 
Riley,  George  Marvell,  M.A. 
Hutterworth,  James  Hartley,  M.A. 
Robson,  Charles  Thomas  Youn^ 
Howell,  Thomas  Francis,  M.A.' 
Huda,  Seyyid  Nurul,  M.A. 

i^Edmunds,  Lewis  Humfrey,  M.A. 

isfBaily,  Gerard  Gibson 

"fAdler,  Herbert  Marcus,  M.A. 

I'M  Latifi,  Alma 

i*5t  VVinfield,  Percy  Henry 

sfBushe-FoXjLoftus  Henry  Kendal 
M.A. 


I 


M.B. 
Wait,  John  Alfred,  B.A.,  H.C. 
Goyder,  Francis  Willoughby,  B.A., 

B.C. 
Fergusson,  John  Newbery  Eraser, 

B.A.,  B.C. 
fSimpson,  George  Charles  Edward, 

B.A.,  B.C. 
Crowther,  Charles  Rowland,  B.A., 

B.C. 
Greenlees,  James   Robertson 

Campbell,  B.A.,  B.C. 
Hardwick- Smith,  Henry,   B.A., 

B.C. 
Matthews,  John  Charles,  B.A.,  B.C. 
Isaac,  Charles  Leonard,  B.A.,  B.C. 
Dawes,    Herbert  Edward  Tonge, 

B.C. 
Khong,  Kam  Tak,  B.C. 
Ronaldson,  James  Bruce,  B.C. 


\  Formerly  SchoKars.  1  B.Sc.  London. 

2  Late  Choral   Student.      Headmaster  of  the 
Cathedral  School,  Chichester.  ; 

3  Joint  Headmaster  of  the  Cathedral  School,  i 
Llandaff.  4  M'Mahou  Law  Student. 

5  M'Mahon  Law  Student,  1910.  i 

6  Colonial    Civil    Service,     .Senior     Assistant 
Master,  Queen's  College,  Hong  Kong. 

7  Naden  Student,  1908. 

8  Late  M'Mahon  Law  Student. 

9  Late  Choral  Student.  ' 


10  Master  at  Christ's  Hospital. 

11  Recorder  of  York.  12  King's  Counsel. 

13  M'Mahon   law  Student,  1890.     Chancellor'* 
Legal  Medal,  1895. 

14  Stewart  of    Rannoch   Scholar  for    Hebrew, 
Whewell  Scholar,  1898. 

15  Late     M'Mahon     Law     Student.      Whewell 
Scholar,  1902. 

16  Late     M'Mahon     Law    Student.       Whewell 
Scholar,  1901. 


i 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


1143 


Topley,   William   Whiteman 

Carlton,  B.C. 
Marshall,  William    Burton,  B.A., 

B.C. 
Lee,  Harry,  B.A.,  B.C. 
brownson,  Roger  Dawson  Dawson- 

Duffield,  B.A  ,  B.C. 
fMarrack,   John  Richardson,  B.A., 

B.C. 
Philp,   Claude   Hastings  George, 

B.A.,B.C. 
f Shore,    Thomas   Henry   Gastwyck, 

B.A.,  B.C. 

B.A. 
^    Vl''ard,  Rev.  George  William  Crofts 
J    Waite,  Thomas 
t  fNewling,  Sidney  Wallis 
'    Ledgard,  Waller  Herbert 
^    Neave,  Wilfrid  Stanley 

Matthews,  Harry  Newton,  B.C. 
^  ifLewton-Brain,  Lawrence 
fPatuck,  Pestonji  Sorabji 

Oakeley,  Henry  Eckley  Herbert, 
B.C. 
^    Mart,  William  Thomas  Dakin 

Hall,  Rev.  Bracebridge  Lindsay 

Gibbs,  Charles  Sydney 
5  2-|-(jhalmers,  Stephen  Drummond 

Kirby,  Austin  Henry 

2  3tiVJanoharL^l 

Moxon,  Herbert  William 
Jenkins,  Richard  Sydney 

3  fWebber,  Harold  Norris 

Sleight,  Arthur  Blomelield 
i  fJolly,  Leonard  John  Parker 
fLeathera,  George 
fWakely,  Herbert  Denning 
*  f  Row,  Vombathkeri  Pandrang 

Allan,  Douglas 

Scott,  Stanley  Henry 
s  Leadman,  Wilfrid  Morley 

Kitto,  John  Lemon 

hvans,  Edgar  David 
5  fWithey,  William  Henry 

Ismail  Khan,  Mahomed 

Neill,  Norman  Clark 

Lusk,  James 

James,  Gwilym 
B  6f  Hill,  John  Robertshaw 


''fBosworth,  Thomas  Owen 
fDe',  Birendra  Nath 
t  Belgrave,  Arthur  Cyril 
fRice,  Henry  Goulding 

Vercoe,  Richard  Herbert 

Read,  Arthur  James 

Middle  ton,  Christopher  Basil 

Rau,  Kalle  Ramarau  Sadashiva 

Cole,  Ralph  Turney 

Varwell,  Ralph  Peter 
7  Templeman,  William  Henry 

Best,  Isaac  James 

Turner,  Roland 

Robinson,  Hilary  Isaac 
«t Jolly,  Evelyn  Hugh  Parker  1907 

Checkland,  Montmorency  Beaumont 

Cort,  John  Leonard  Patchett 

Cooper,  Thomas 

Jones,  Robert  Francis 

Rose,  Frederic  Gardiner 

Jenkins,  Frederick 

Laidlaw,  Hugh  Alexander  Lyon 

Lincoln,  Norman 

Hogan,   Keginald  Victor  John 
Somerville 
sfDodd,  Rowland  Pocock  1908 

f  Barnes,  Geoffrey  George 
fRose,  Hubert  Allan 
t  Jones,  Richard  M'^Nair 
fDunkley,  Herbert  Francis 
fParneil,  Frederick  Richard 

Gill,  Reginald  George 

Willans,  Gordon  Jeune 

Hicks,  Rev.  Francis  William 
fRoss,  Kev.  John  Estcourt  Cresswell 
lorry,  Arthur  James  Dashwood 

Rau,  Benegal  Sanjiva 

James,  Francis  Arthur 

Tozer,  Rev.  Ernest  Francis 

Paterson,  Matthew  Wallace 

Bell,  Thomas  Osmond 

Allen,  Geoffrey  Austin 

Montgomerie,  William  Stirling 

Troubridge,  James  Lewis 

Anderson,  Laurence  Robert  Dacre 

Campbell,  Colin  Guy  Hirst 

Patuck,  Rustomjee  Sorabjee 
lOBoddington,  Rev.  Vincent  Coke 

Tremearne,  Rev.  Allen  Riddle 


;  11  f Cheshire,  Francis  Moreton 


1909 


t  Formerly  Scholars. 

1  Government  MycologiHt,  Barbadoes. 

2  Lecturer  in  Northampton  Institute,  Clerken- 
vell 

3  Whewell  Scholar,  1903.    Cobden  Priie,  1005. 

4  Whewell  SchoUr,  Bhaunacar  Medal,  1904. 
6  Stewart  of  Bannoch  Student,  1902. 


6  Hutchinson  Student,  1909. 

7  M'Mahon  Law  Student. 

8  Bh.-iunaKar  Medal,  1!K)9. 

9  NHden  Student,  1908. 

10  Late  Choral  Student. 

11  Naden  Student,  1909. 


1144 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


t Barrett,  Hugh  Scott 

1  f  Tillard,  Lawrence  Berkley 
I3arber,  Cyril  Arthur 
Bilsland,  James  Alexander 
Sewell,  Sydney  Ewart 

Guest-  W  lUiams,  Warren  Kirkham 

2  Lane,  Henry  Clarence  Horsburgh 
^Northorp,  Rev.  Frederic 

Lillie,  Denis  Gascoigne 

Freke,  Cecil  George 

Cruickshank,  Donald  Edward 

Holthouse.Rev.  CuthbertLempriere 

Every,  John  Morris 

Irving',  Percy  Alexander 
f  Wilmott,  Alfred  James 
f  Constable,  William  George 
1910    Bentley,  Arthur  James 

Quick,  Edward  Keith 

Raad,  Nicholas  IMeonie  Charles 

Holtzapffel,    John    George 
HoltzapfFel 
f Fisher,  Frederic  Browell 

Halsey,  Reginald  Tom 
fMarchand,  Geoffrey  Isidore  Charles 

Irving,  John  Christopher 

Burton,  Humphrey  Phillipps 
Walcot 

Askey,  Stephen  Grange 

Perry,  John  Cyril 

Beale,  Cyril 

Donovan,  Edmund  LaMTence 

Brash,  Edwai'd  John  Yelvertou 

Doggart,  William  Edward 

Ritchie,  Rev.  Charles  Henry 

Bowen,  Leslie  Harold 

Bonser,  Geoffrey  Alwyn  Gershom 

Nicholls,  Albert  Charles 

Soden,  Wilfred  Scovil 
fChasteney,  Howard  Everson 
fDale,  Frank 
JDutton,  Harold 

livans,  Percy  Edwin 

Guest- Williams,  Rev.  Alyn  Arthur 
fHellings,  Geoffrey  Stuart 

Jackson,  Harley  Douglas 

Jerusalem,  George 
fMordell,  Louis  Joel 
t Morris,  Thomas  Norman 
fStocks,  Arthur  Vernon 

Walker,  John  Eric 
fWaterhouse,  Gilbert 
fStansfeld,  Rex 
JLaidlaw,  Charles  Glass  Playfair 


fTait,  Hugh  Nimrao 

f  Patterson,  Richard  Farrer 

fBraunholtz,  Herman  Justus 

jCarruthers,  Kenneth  St  Clair 

fCooper,  Harold 

fOttley,  Warner  Herbert  Taylor 

fPittom,  William  Wynn  Pratt 

f  Price,  Norman  Jeredick 

i  {shore,  Lewis  Randall 

]  fStreet,  Reginald  Owen 

:  fSykes,  William  Dodgson 
JTodd,  Hugh  Wilfrid 

I  t  Wells,  Walter  Douglas 

j  fWren,  Thomas  Lancaster 

I  fGillson,  Albert  Henry  Steward 
Burr,  Frederick  Godfrey 

{    Cleland,  John  Robert 

I    Ferris,  Samuel  Bernard  Glutton 

I    Wills,  Eric  Foulger 

I    Wright,  William  Roland  Henry 
Adamson,  Edward  Blythman 
Donne,  Reginald  Felix 
Gale,  Rev.  Cuthbert  Courtenay 
Hutton,  Robert  Jermyn 
Parry,  James  Hales 
Radcliffe,  Cliffbrrl  Walter 
Ragg,  Harry  Richard 
Toase,  Rev.  Edward  James 
Warters,  Reginald  Arthur 
Winder,  Reginald  McDonnell 
Wooldridge,  Duncan  Wakeman 
Brice- Smith,  Harold  Francis 
Chad  wick,  Morley 
Cotton,  Robert  Hugh  Alban 
Crellin,  Douglas 
Dodd,  Walter  Prichard 
Eastick,  Frederick  Charles 
Edwards,  Arthur  Tudor 
Goode,  Reginald  Henry 
Griffiths,  George  Ai-thur  Hence 
Knox,  Robert  Uchtred  Eyre 

fLong,  Archibald  Percy 
Oakley,  Frederick  Christian 
Okell,  Charles  Cyril 
Read,  Grantly  Dick 
Sleight,  Albert  Henry 
Smith,  Edward  Harry 
Streeten,  Rev.  Basil  Robert 
Vaidya,  Shridhar  Balkrishna 

1  Jackson,  Gilbert  Edward 

fGarabedian,  Dikran 
Cardwell,  Alfred  George 
Banister,  Thomas  Roger 


+  Formerly  Scholars. 

1  M'Mahon  Law  Student,  1912. 


2  late  Choral  Student. 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


1145 


Bellman,  Alexander  Frederick 
Bevan,  Guy  Theodore  Moleswortli 
Clarke,  Robert  Shuttleworth 
Haslam,  Rejirinald  Kingdon 
M^'Aulay,  Francis  Wilbner 
Shepherd,  Edward  Hoskins 
Andrews,  James  Collingwood 
Coles,  Vicior  John  Hulbert 
Eelton,  Percy  Williams 
Guillebaud,  Walter  Henry 
Hanson,  James 
Higgins,  Frank  Edmund 
Holden,  Norman  Victor 
Hunter,  John  Bowman 
Laidlaw,  Walter  Sibbald 
Maclay,  Ebenezer 
Mason,  Edmund  William 
Pollaid,  William  Marcus  Noel 
Baffle,  Wilfrid 
Robinson,  Ernest  Harold 
Howell,  Andrew  Herrick 
St  John,  Fleming 
Sears,  Selwyn  Edward 
Stuart,  Herbert 
Watkins,  Allen 
Wordie,  James  Mann 

t Adams,  John  Bernard  P\e 

"Cheetham,  Frederic  Philip 
•Clow,  Andrew  Gourlay 

•Darlington,  William  Aubrey  Cecil 

•Gleave,  John  Wallace 

•Gregory,  Arthur  Reginald 

•Grigg',  Percy  James 

■Hedgecock,  Arthur  Thomas 

"James,  Reginald  William 

■Jopson,  Norman  Brooke 

•Kidd,  Franklin 

fLevy,  Stanley  Isaac 

fRaven,  Edward  Karle 
Averill,  Thomas  Henry 
Beard,  Edwin  Cyril 
Averill,  Charles  Edward 
Mosely.  Frederick  Maurice 
Chell,  Harold 
Ritchie,  George  Lindsay 
Belgrave,   William  Norman 

Cummins 
Armitage,  Bernard  Francis 
Twentyman,  Denzil  Clive  Tate 
Chatter] i,  Amulya  Kumar 
Vale,  Henry  Edmund  Theodoric 

iBunt,  Arthur  Percival 


Hunter,  John  Adams 
Tanner,  Laurance  Edgar 
Blaxter,  Augustus  Pearce  Llewellyn 
Colson,  Charles  Gordon  TuUoch 
Eberli,  Wilhelm  FeUx 
Antrobus,  Harvey 
Townsend,  Robert  Wilfred 
Chad  wick,  Brian  Lloyd 
Mogridge,  Henry  Theodore 
Woodmansey,  Geoffrey  Erskine 
Wadia,  Siavax  Herji 
MulhoUand,  Wilham 
Crick,  Louis  Graham  Minden 
Reynolds,  William  Henry  Robert 
Wood,  James  Edward  Hathorn 

fColeman,  Noel  Dolben 
Adamson,  Francis  Douglas 
Nicholson,  Edgar  Cyril 
Kemp,  Percy  Vickerman 
Smith,  Howard 
Makinson,  Joseph  Crowther 

fTrought,  Trevor 
Sutherland,  George  Arthur 
Edwards,  Geoffrey  Richard 

LL.B. 

Cama,   Camaji    Byramji   Navroji, 
B.A. 

Palmer,  Thomas  Norman  Palk,B.A. 

Allen,    James    Edmund    Percival, 
B.A. 

Kingdon,  Donald,  B.A. 

Veevers,  William,  B.A. 

Smith,  John  Forbes,  B.A. 

Hogan,  Claude  Douglas  Devereux, 

B.A. 
fWeightman,  William  Henry,  B.A. 

Hughes-Jones,  Oswald,  B.A. 
fTempleman,  William  Henry,  B.A. 

Davies,  Eric,  B.A. 
fGreen,  Stewart  Montagu,  B.A. 

Sayers,  Eldred  Frank,  B.A. 
f Alexander,  Aaron,  B.A. 

Evans,  Herbert  Clyde,  B.A. 

Lloyd,  Herbert  Marsden,  B.A. 

Phillips,  William  Richard,  B.A. 

Antia,  Merwanji  Jamshedji,  B.A. 

Chaudhry,  Girdhari  Lai,  B.A. 

Durant.  William  Maitland,  B.A. 

Fernando,  Charles  Herbert  Zuleski, 
B.A. 

Heimann,  Herman  Paul,  B.A. 


t  Formerly  Scholars. 


1  Squire  Scholar,  1909. 


1146 


St  JOHN'S  COLLtGE. 


Eao,  Vinayek  Cxaiipat,  B.A. 
iScholfield,  Richard  Deiiham,  B.A. 

Smith,  Cecil  Fumest-,  B.A. 
2fSwords,  William  Francis,  B.A. 

Fellow-  Commoners. 
3  Mandello,  Julius  George 
^  Hull,  Gordon  Ferrie 

Research  Students 
1910    Laird,  Andrew  John 

1912  M«Lean,  Robert  Colquhoun 
Rigg,  1  heodore 

Rawson,  Rev.  Joseph  Nadin 
Rowett,  Frederick  Ernest 
Simmons,     Leonard    Frederick 
George 

1913  Collins,  Ernest  Jacob 
Johnson,  John  Charles 

Pensioners. 

1903  F>ans,  Albert  Ernest 

1904  Newton,  Horace  Gerard  Townsend 
Fayerman,  Alec  George  Percy 

1905  "^  ork.e,  Alfred  Rose 

1906  Stoddart,  James  Roylance 
Dixon,  Cuthbert 

1907  Butt,  Sam. 

Hyde,  Ronald  William 

1908  Earle,  George  Foster 
Nurse,  Samuel  David 

1909  Halhwell,  Wilfrid  Newbold 

1910  Day,  George  Lewis 
Stopford,  John 
Williams,  William  Tooth 
Bain,  Graham  Ward 

Coggin,  Maurice  Edward  Henry 
Hook,  Charles  Wilfrid  Theodore 
Williams,  Richard  Lloyd 
Black,  Stuart  Gordon 
Harris,  John  Frederick 
Sanceau,  Reginald  James 
Johnson,  Vernon  Yate 
Foster,  Robert  Douglas 
Earp,  John  Rosslyn 
Clark,  Henry  Robert  Ernest 
Stanham,  Charles  Taylor 
Herzl,  Hans 

1911  van  Druten,  Henry  John 
Johnson,  Leslie 

De  Silva,  Lucien  MacuU  Dominic 
Stockwood,  lUtyd  Henry 
Pratt,  Geoffrey  Wyatt 
Howe,  George  Arthur 
Harris,  Henry  Lyn 


Bingley,  Gerald  Arthur 
Stuart,  Cyril  Edgar 
Davies,  Richard  Morgan 
Polack,  Albert  Isaac 
Stevens,  John  Kelland 
Day,  Dennis  Ivor 
Walworth,  George 
Edwards,  William  Griffith 
Miller,  Emanuel 
Lindsell,  John 
Brock,  Ei'ic  George 
Ho,  Chai  Chuen 
Rosenberg,  Norman  E. 
Brown,  Christopher  Wilkinson 
Kingdom,  William  Alexander 
Hearn,  Robert  Cecil 
Gwynne,  Hubert  Llewelyn 
Dunkerley,  Cecil  Laurence 
Russell  Smith,  Alan 
Proudlock,  Robin 
Wooler,  Herbert  Sykes 
Bethell,  Alexander  Duke 
Schroeder,  Albert  Edward 
English,  Frederick  Hubert 
Fletcher,  Thomas  Charles 
Spackman,  Harry  Maurice 
Kale,  Vithal  Dhondo 
Powell,  Evan  Caradoc 
Sothers,  Edward  Dudley 
Kendall,  Guy  Melville 
Jones,  Frank  Butler 
Taylor,  Frederick  Lewis 
Jacklin,  James  Valentine 
Sparks,  Cedric  Harold 
Lacson,  Domingo  W. 
Wagstaff,  John  Edward  Pretty 
Billinger,  Hector  Fussell 
BuUen,  Frederick  John 
Patterson,  John  Robert 
Atkinson,  Gerald 
Mowton,  Walter  Edward 
Evans,  William  Emrys 
Peters,  August  Detlef 
Saddler,  William 
Clouts,  Philip 
Thompson,  Cyril  Newton 
Holden,  John  Railton 
Holden,  Frank 

Peiris.  Leonard  James  Martinus 
Callender,  Reginald  Henry 
Howard,  Horace  Reginald 
tMcCuUoch,  William 
t  Weston,  Fric 
fOdgers,  Lindsay  Noel  Blake 


t  Formerly  Scholar. 

1  Squire  Scholar,  1910. 

2  M'Mahon  Law  Student. 

3  Ph.D.  Budapest.     Professor  of  Economics  in 


the  University  of  Presburg. 

4  Professor  of  Physics  in  Dartmouth  Colls 
New  Hampshire,  U.S.A. 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


1147 


fSmee,  Cyril  Walter 
Higgs.  Sydney  Limbrey 
Marshall,  Wilfrid 
Beard,  Arthur  John 
Gaussen,  John  MacCuUoch 
Wolstencroft,  Alfred  Stratten 
Mackinlay,  David  Murray 
Phillips,  Kobert  Stowell 
Earp,  Freeling  Oswald  Millus 
Polack,  Ernest  Emanuel 
Evans,  Rhys  David 
Morley,  Gordon  Harper 
Hand,  Harry  Sheerman 
Millyard,  Thomas 
Hall,  James  Griffith 
Barrett,  Sidney  Thomas 
Cubbon,  Henry  Thomas 
Gordon,  Edward  Francis  Strathearn 
Hibberd,  Andrew  Stuart 
Highfield-Jones,  Philip 
Hurry,  Arthur  Gordon 
Hoyland,  Geoffrey 
Pascoe,  Frederick  John 
Shanly,  Herbert 
Rice,  Leonard  Cyril 
Trott,  Francis  WiUiam 
Guruswami,  Krishnaswami  Reddiar 
Every,  Austin  Rimmiugton 
Brian,  Fi-ederick  Reginald  Hugh 
Bernard,  Henry  Claude 
Yeo,  John  Haydon 
Corder,  Philip 
Ryley,   Donald  Arthur   George 

Buchanan 
Lloyd,  Ernest  Llewelyn 
Burrell,  John  Hugh 
Goolden,  Hugh  Joseph 
PuUin,  John  Hen  ton 
Higginton,  John  Martin 
Macfadyen,  William  Archibald 
Latif,  Sarhan  Cann-udin 
Allen,  Francis 
Woolrich,  William  Grant 
Shillito,  Norman  Wholey 
Wood,  Thomas  Albert  Victor 
Need,  George  Spofforth 
Palmer,  Wilfrid  Ernest 
Grice,  Norman 
Smith,  George  Ernest 
Greenstreet,    Norman    Bernard 

de  Medina 
Davies,  Arthur  Thomas 
Owens,  Francis  Henry 
Burling,  Edward  James  Poynter 
Robinson,  Louis  Francis  Woodward 
Salmond,  William  Guthrie 
Wan,  Yik  Shing 
Stanier,  Harold 


Paskin,  Jesse  John 
Wright,  Theodore 
Davies,  Ivor  Glyndwr 
Barbour,  George  Brown 
Cheetham,  Ernest  Mark 
Owen,  David  Hugh 
Marsh,  Richard  Joseph 
Bartlett,  Frederick  Charles 
Hagger,  Norman  Watson 
Nissim,  Simon 
Langton,  Harold  McRee 
Clarke,  John  Harrison 
Brown,  Eric  Metcalfe 
Clarke,  Donald 
Slater,  Stewart  Beattie 
Curzon-Siggers,  William  Arthur 
Hofmann,  Johannes  Alfred  Franz 

Georg 
Scarth,  Robert  Ewart 
Fleck,  Fritz 

Brownson,  George  Stephen 
Thomas,  Ronald  Llewellyn 
Hiller,  Alan  Menzies 
Glyn,  Charles  Reginald 
Cassels,  Wilfrid  Gardiner 
Willett,  John  Arnold 
Steen,  Frank  Dunbar 
Brackett,  Arthur  William  Keith 
Margolis,  Morris 
Greene,  Alan  Henry  Barrett 
Marlow,  Charles  Christopher 
Brookes,  Ralph  Caldecott 
Raflque,  Ahmed 
Phillips,  Harold  Enoch 
Jayawardana,  Andrew  Cyril  Joseph 

Perera  Wijeratna 
Lund,  Guy  Sefton 
Warren,  James  Lionel  East 
Whittaker,  Frank 
Wickham,    Bernard    William 

Theodore 
Marr,  Francis  AUeyne 
Hillier,  Thomas  Lucas 
Bisdee,  James  Sutherland  Mitchell 
Westlake,  Aubrey  Thomas 
Heald,  WiUiam  Margetson 
Wong,  Man 

Badcock,  Arthur  Lawrence 
Gleave,  Thomas  Richard 
Urie,  Robert  Wallace 
Bennett,  George  Macdonald 
Bladwell,  Ernest  Wilfred 
Dumas,  Arthur  Blair 
Knowles,  Joseph  Albert 
Belgrave,  Herbert  Alan 
Ness  Walker,  John 
Benson,  George  Enoch 
Wilson,  Alan  Sydney 


1913 


t  Formerly  Scholar. 


1148 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


PATRONAGE. 


Coiuities. 
Bedford. 

Benefices. 
HoughtonConquest, cum! 
Houghton  Gildaple,  R.J 
Marston  Mortaine,  R. 
Meppershall,  R. 
Aldworth,  V. 
Sunninghill,  V. 
Brinkiey,  R. 
Fulbourn,  St  Vigor's,R.) 
cum  All  Saints,  V.       j 
Horningsey,  V. 
Aberdaron,  R. 
1  Morton,  R. 
«Marwood,R. 
Rampisham,   ctim } 
Wraxall.R.           \ 
Black  Notley.R. 
Frating,  R.,  cum  Thor-  > 
rington,  R.                  i 
Lawford,  R. 
Moreton,  R. 
Oakley,  Magna,  R. 
Hormead,  Magna,  V.  "> 
cum  Parva,  R.       S 
Lilly,  R. 

Freshwater,  R. 

Higham,  V. 
Murston,  R. 
Ospringe,  V. 
Staplehurst,  R. 
Barrow  on  Soar,  V. 

Medboume.cum  Holt,R. 

Minting,  V. 

Thursford,citmSnoring,R . 
Cherry  Marham,  V. 
Holt,  R. 

Ditchingham,  R. 

Forncet,  St  Peter,  R.,? 
cjmStMary,R.      $ 
Starston,  R. 
South, curaNorth,  Lop- 
ham,  R. 
Alburgh,R. 
UfFord,citm  Sainton,  R. 

Inst. 

1897 

1906 
1900 
1900 
1913 
1912 

1868 

1902 
1905 
1910 
1902 

1913 

1907 

1906 
1891 
1890 

1913 

1904 

1905 

1912 
1897 
1893 
1913 
1904 

1909 

1908 
1903 
1906 
1908 

1881 

1908 

1887 

1899 

1899 
1881 

Incumbents. 

H.W.MackHn,M.A. 

H.J.  Sharpe,  M.A. 
R.Isherwood.M.A. 
G.F.Mattinson,M.A. 
A.  R.  Ingi-am,  M.A. 
P.  U.  Lasbrey,  M.A. 

J.  V.  Durell.M.A. 

C.E.Thorpe,  M.A. 
F.  H.  Dinnis,  M.A. 
A.  H.  Prior,  M.A. 
A.  R.  Johnson, M.A. 

F.  H.  Francis,  M.A. 

W.  Warren,  M.A. 

R.  Y.  Whytehead 
J.  B.  Slight.  M.A. 
D.S.Ingram,  M.A. 

F.  G.  Mitchell,  M.A. 

P:.H.  Genge,  M.A. 

A.    J.    Robertson.) 

M.A.                   } 

G.  C.  Allen,  D.D. 
J.  G.  Easton,  M.A. 
W.  Almack,  M.A. 
C.W.  Bourne, M.A. 
T.  ^tone,  M.A. 

T.  K.  B.Nevinson,) 
M.A.                      ( 
R.  M.  Woolley,  M.A. 
A.  L.  Hunt,  M.A. 

D.  Lamplugh,  M.A. 
H.  A.  King,  M.A. 
J.  C.  Scudamore,  7 

M.A.                    < 

T.  J.  Bentley,  B.A. 

E.  C.  Hopper,  M.A. 

C.  J.  Eastwood,  M.A. 

A.  Pagan,  M.A. 
W.  S.  Wood,  M.A. 

B.A. 

1888 

1861 

Berks!'.'.' 

1865 
1884 
1899 

Carabs. 

1902 

1860 

1867 

Caernar. 
Derby... 
Devon ... 
Dorset... 

1862 

1880 
1883 

1884 

Essex.... 

1877 

1869 

1859 

1862 

Herts.... 

1884 

Hants  . . 
Kent 

1866 

1890 

1878 
1876 

1868 

Leicest.. 

1868 
1880 

1877 

Lincoln. 
Norfolk. 

1899 
1876 
1875 

1897 

1877 

1884 

1879 

1892 
1881 

Northam. 

1871 

1  The  Collrgehag  the  alternate  turn  of  presentation. 

2  The  Living  of  Mnrwood  must  be  presented  by  the  College  within  a  month  after  il  is  vacated. 


St  JOHN'S  COLLEGE. 


1149 


Counties. 
Oxford  . 

Benefices. 
North    Stoke,   V.  withN 
Ipsden  V.  and  Newn- 1 
ham-Murren  R.           j 

Stoke  Row,  V. 

Soulderne,  R. 
St  Florence,  R. 
Aldridge,  R. 
Barrow,  R. 
Cockfield.  R. 
Layham,  R. 
1  Wootton  Rivers,  R. 

Brandsburton,  R. 

Holme  on  Spalding  ^ 
Moor,  R.  and  V.  < 
Marton,  cum  Grafton,  V  . 

Inst. 
1907 

1911 

1901 
1911 
1908 
1902 
1889 
1904 
1906 

1887 

Incumbents, 

H.  E.  H.  Coombes, 
M.A. 

T.  W.  Hutchinson, 

M.A. 
E.  J.  S.  Rudd,  M.A. 
John  James,  M.  A . 
J.  F.  Tarleton,  M.A. 
H.  H.B.Ayles.D.D. 
E.  Hill,  M.A. 
F.D.  Thomson,  M.A. 
J.C.  Alcock,  M.A. 
W.J.  F.V.Baker,! 
1       M.A.                   } 

B.A. 
1889 

1873 

1863 

Pemb... 
Stafford . 
Suffolk.. 

1894 
1888 
1885 
1866 

1861 

Wilts.... 
Yorks.... 

1882 
1875 

1869 
1869 

1902   lu.  nooinson,  ivi.a. 
!   1899     R.  K.  Vinter,  M.A. 

1  This  College  and  Braseaose  College,  Oxford,  present  alternately. 


MAGDALENE     COLLEGE. 

(Founded  1519.) 

A  Copy  oj  the  Statutes  in  the  British.  Mubseum 

Mss.Sloane,  A^o.3644 — 10. 

The   Mastership  of  this  College  is  in  the  gift  of  the  possessoi 

of  the  estate  at  Audley  End. 

In  this  College,  originally  a  Hostel  for  students  from  certain 
Benedictine  Monasteries,  then  estabhshed  by  Henry  Stafford, 
Duke  of  Buckingham,  as  Buckingham  College,  and  finally 
founded  by  Thomas,  Baron  Audley  ot  Walden,  ii  is  declareti 
by  the  new  Statutes,  that  after  the  expiration  of  interests 
regulated  by  the  previously  existing  Statutes,  there  shall  bt 
seven  Fellowshios  on  the  Foundation  of  the  College,  the  con- 
ditions of  tenure  being  specified  in  the  new  Statutes. 

Four  of  these  Fellowships  are  denominated  Founder's  Fellow- 
ships, and  the  remaining  three  are  denominated  respectively  the 
Spendlufi"e  and  Wray,  Drury,  and  Millington  Fellowships,  in 
commemoration  of  the  benefactions  made  to  the  College  bi 
Mr  SpendluflFe,  Sir  Christopher  Wray,  the  Rev.  Drue  Drury,  anc 
Dr  Millington. 

It  is  also  declared  by  the  new  Statutes  that  (excepting  those 
Scholarships  and  Exhibitions,  the  right  of  preference  to  which  is 
preserved  by  Act  19  &  20  Vict.  c.  88,  to  particular  Schools)  ai 
restrictions  shall  be  entirely  removed,  and  the  total  amount  of  sucl 
Scholarships  and  Exhibitions  shall  form  a  General  Fund  for  opei 
Scholarships.  This  fund  is  derived  from  benefactions  made  to  th( 
College  by  Dr  Peckard,  Mr  Smith,  the  Countess  of  Warwick,  Lad} 
Anne  Wray,  Mr  Dennis,  Mr  Hughes,  Mr  Roberts,  Dr  Duport.  Mi 
Groom,  and  Mrs  Margaret  Dongworth ;  and  is  augmented  from 
the  revenue  accruing  to  the  College  by  the  abolition  of  certaiL 
Bye  Fellowships.  The  value  of  such  Scholarships  and  Exhibition^ 
varies  from  ^-10  to  ^80  a  year,  and  the  number  off"ered  for  compe 
tition  each  year  depends  on  the  condition  of  the  fund  at  the  time 

Where  the  right  of  preference  to  a  Scholarship  or  Exhibition 
is  preserved  to  a  particular  School  or  to  particular  Schools  by  Ac 
19  &  20  Vict.,  such  right  of  preference  shall  be  limited  to  person; 
who  have  been  educated  at  least  two  years  at  such  School  oi 
Schools  ;  and  in  case  of  a  vacancy  in  such  Scholarship  or  Exhibi- 
tion, for  which  no  candidate  of  sufficient  merit  coming  from  sucl 
School  or  Schools  shall  offer  himself, it  shall  be  competent  forth* 
Master  and  Fellows  to  throw  the  same  open  to  general  or  ex 
tended  competition  as  they  think  advisable. 

There  are  four  Milner  Scholarships  of  £55  a  year  each,  with  : 
preference  to  Scholars  from  Leeds,  Halifax,  and  Hevershap 
Schools. 


MAGDALENE  COLLKGE.         1161 

There  are  four  Holmes  Exhibitions  of  £?{)  a  year  each,  for 
Scholars  from  Wisbech  School,  three  of  them  tenable  at 
Magdalene  College  only. 

An  Exhibition  of  £30  a  year  derived  from  a  bequest  made  by  the 
late  Mr  WiUiam  Walton,  Honorary  Fellow  of  the  College,  is  awarded 
for  proficiency  in  MathematicB. 

An  Exhibition  of  ^30  a  year  derived  from  a  bequest  made  by 
the  late  Lord  Braybrooke,  Master  of  the  College,  is  awarded  for 
proficiency  in  Modern  (and  especially  English)  History. 

Two  or  more  Sizarships  of  about  £34  a  year,  open  to  candidates 
not  yet  in  residence,  are  in  the  gift  of  the  Master  or  the  Tutor. 

The  Pepysian  Benefaction  is»  in  the  Master  s  gift,  and  is 
annually  bestowed  by  him  upon  poor  and  deserving  students. 

The  Mynors  Bright  Benefaction  is  given  annually  by  the 
Governing  Body  to  some  deserving  student  or  students. 

The  Francis  Pattrick  Benefaction  is  given  annually  by  the 
Governing  Body  to  some  deserving  student  or  students. 

ANNUAL  PRIZES. 

A  prize  consisting  of  the  income  derived  from  £100  given  to 
the  College  for  this  purpose  by  Mr  W.  A.  Gill,  late  Fellow,  is 
awarded  for  proficiency  in  the  annual  Classical  Examination. 

A  prize  consisting  of  the  income  derived  from  .£'150  given  by 
the  family  of  the  late  Professor  Newton  to  found  an  "Alfred 
Newton  Essay  Prize  "  is  awarded  for  the  best  English  essay. 

Books  to  the  amount  of  £2.  J2*.  6d.  are  given  to  students  who 
acquit  themselves  well  in  one  of  the  annual  examinations. 

Two  Prizes  (of  £2  and  £1  in  books)  are  given  by  the  Master 
to  the  two  best  readers  in  chapel. 

The  sum  of  .£50,  distributable  in  five  sums  of  £10,  is  available 
each  year  for  students  who  intend  to  take  Holy  Orders. 

Prizemen. — 1913. 

B.  Dickins,  T.  J.  Y.  Roxburgh,  L.  H.  Stern,  T..E.  Dibble,  C.  K.  Daphtary, 

J.  A.  England,  F.  A.  Rossdale,  P.  G.  Kemp  {Gill  Pnze). 


1542  Robert  Evans. 
1.546  Richard  Carre 
1559  Roger  Kelke. 
1575  Richard  Rowland. 
1577  Henry  Copinger. 
Diggory  Nicbolls 


LLST  OF  MASTERS. 

1668  James  Uupon. 
1679  John  Peachel. 
1690  Gabriel  Quadring. 
1713  Daniel  WaterJand. 
1740  Edward  Abbot. 
1746  Thomas  Chapman. 


1582  rhomas  Nevile.  i  1760  George  Sandby, 

1593  Richard  Clayton.  |  1774  Hon.  Barton  Wallop. 

1595  John  Palmer.  i  1781  Peter  Peckard. 


1604  Barnaby  Goche. 
1626  Henry  Smyth. 
1642  Edward  Rainbow. 
1650  .John  Sadler. 
1660  Edward  Rainbow. 
\664  John  Howorth. 


1797  William  Gretton. 
1813  Hon.  George 

JVeville-Grenvillf 
1853  iHon.  Latimer  Neville. 
1904  Stuabt  Alexander 
Donaldson. 


1  From  1902  Lord  Braybrooke. 


1162  MAUDALENE    COLLEGE. 

Visitor, 
The  Possessor  of  Audley  End. 


THE   PRESENT   SOCIETY. 

Master, 

The  Rev.  Stuart  Alexander  Donaldson,  D.D., 

appointed  1904. 

President,  Arthur  Christopher  Benson,  M.A.,  C.V.O. 

Tutor, 
Arthur  Stanley  Ramsey,  M.A. 

Assistant  Tutor, 
Vernon  Stanley  Vernon  Jones,  M.A. 

Lecturers, 
Arthur  Stanley  Ramsey,  M.A. 
Vernon  Stanley  Vernon  Jones,  M.A. 
Artiiur  Christopher  Benson,  M.A.,  C.V.O. 
Talbot  Peel,  M.A. 
Stephen  Gaselee,  M.A. 
Frank  Reyner  Salter,  M.A. 

Bursar,  Arthur  Stanley  Ramsey,  M.A. 

Steward,  Talbot  Peel,  M.A. 

Dean,  The  Master. 

Chaplain^  Rev.  Joseph  Robinson,  M.A. 

Prcelector,  Stephen  Gaselee,  M.A. 

College  and  Pepysian  Librarian,  Stephen  Gaselee,  M.A. 

Supervisor  of  Students  in  Natural  Science. 
H.  H.  Brindley,  M.A. 

Foundation  Fellows. 
'  Peskett,  Arthur  George,  M.A. 

Ramsey,  Arthur  Stanley,  M.A. 

Vernon  Jones,  Vernon  Stanley,  M.A. 
2  Benson,  Arthur  Christopher,  M.A..  C.V.O. 
sNuttall,  George  Henry  Falkiner,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 

Drury  Fellow. 
Peel,  Talbot,  M.A. 

Millington  Fellow. 
Gaselee,  Stephen,  M.A. 

Spendluffe  and  Wray  Fellow. 
Salter,  Frank  Reyner,  M.A. 

1  Battle  University  Scholar,  1874.  ChanceJlor's  i  Master  at  Eton  College. 

Medallist,  1876.  3  Professorial    Fellow.     Quick     Professor     of 

2  Supernumerary  Fellow.    Formerly  Assistant  I  Biology. 


MAGDALENE   COLLEGE. 


1153 


Honorary  Fellows. 

1  Cohen,  The  Right  Hon.  Arthur,  M 

2  Lord  Bishop  of  Dunedin,  D.D. 
Hardy,  Thomas,  Hon.  Litt.D.,  CM 


.A. 


Noblemen, 
Lord  Braybrooke,M.A. 
Duleep  Singh,  Prince  Frederick 

Victor,  M.A.,  M.V.O. 
Lord  Bishop  of  Barking,  D.D. 
H.H.  Prince  Leopold  of  Battenberg 

D.D, 

VVirgman,  Ven.  Augustus  Theodore 

M.D. 

Waithman,  James  Clarkson,  B.C. 


M.A. 

Walker,  Rev.  Frederic  John 

3lark,  Rev.  John  Meek 

ucwis- Lloyd,  Robert 

le  Vahl,  Arthur  Denis  Samuel 

Doyne,  Charles  Mervyn 

jiles,  Rev.  John  Harold 

Brownrigg,  Very  Rev.  John  Stud- 
holme 

Pearson,  Heniy 

Hamond,  Thomas  Astley  Horace 

Pearson,  Rev.  Arthur  Charles 

Hepworth,    Rev.    William    Henry 
Francklin 

■^gden,  Charles  Buidett 

Purnell,  Edward  Kelly 

Senyon,  James  Herbert 

<nubley,  Rev.  Edward  Ponsonby 

Vewman,  Rev.  Josiah 

allies.  Rev.  Joseph 

■leubell,  Jean  Jacques 

Nfeville-Grenville,  Robert 

l^ville,  Hugh 

|Kcii 
rPrlmj 


Addams- Williams,  Rev.  Herbert 

sJefFery,  Rev.  Samuel 

6 Stevenson,  Gerard  Francis 

^Lonsdale,  Rev.  Henry 
Edgerley,  Rev.  Ernest  Edward 
Simmons,  Rev.  Thomas  Charles 
Peel,  George  Neville 
Schneider,    WiUiam    Marsland 

Francis 
Whitehead,  Charles  Selby 
Miller,  Rev.  Norman  James 
Tanqueray,  David  William 
Neville,  Hon.  &  Rev.  Grey 
Peskett,  Rev.  Alfred 
Evans,  Owen  Lloyd  Jones 
Hillyer,  Charles  Eliot 
Holmes,  Arthur  Thomas,  4r  LL.M.. 
TroUope,  Thomas  Ernest 
Newton,  Henry  Alfred 
Watson-Taylor,  John  Arthur 
Parry,  Rev.  Malcolm  Scarlett 
Mayne,  Rev.  William  Gibbons 
Burrell,  Frank  Farrar 
Barber,  Henry 
Coulthurst,  John  William 
Hartley, Rev.  Henry  Alexander 
Stewart,  George  Lawrence 
Stanhope,  John  Montagu  Spencer 
Clapton,  Rev.  Ernest 
Johnson,  Valentine  Edward 
Christie,  Rev.  George  Richards 
Palmer,  Sir  Edward  Geoffrey 

Broadley,  Bart. 
Armour,  Rev.  William 
Welch,  Rev.  Stanley  Burford 
Bond,  Rev.  Cyril 

8 Hartley,  Charles 
Tayler,  Rev.  Eraser  Hugh  Joseph 
Blakiston,  Rev.  Felix  Milburn 
Ives,  George  Cecil 
Parks,  Rev.  Hubert  Thomas 
Hudson,  WiUiam  Frederick  Arthur 

9  Arnold,  Thomas  V\  alker,  CLE. 


erly  Fellow. 
8*8  0000861.  nniver«i«y  Counsel.  Judge 
Cinque  Ports.  Privy  Councillor,  1905. 
rlmate  of  New  Zealand. 
I  Canon  of  Grahamstown  Cathedral  and  Vice- 
bvost  of  S;  Mary's  Collegiate  Church,  P  re 
ixabeth,  S.  Africa.  Hon.  Chaplain  to  H.M.  the 
ag,  1906.     Archdeacon  of  Port  Elizabeth,  190'. 


4  Hon.  Canon  of  Bangor.    Dean  of  Booking. 
6  Hon .  Canon  of  Newcastle. 

6  Bell  Scholar,   1872. 

7  Hon.  Oanon  of  Carlisle. 


p.  incipU  of  Roy«l  C  allege.  Colombo. 
~     -  *    Arabic,    University 


i»  Professor    of 
l.nndon.        Educational 
Students. 


College, 
to     IndUn 

49 


1154 


MAGDALENE  COLLEGE. 


iBellars,  Albert  Ernest 
Hue,  Arthur  Corbel 
Koberts,  Rev.  John  Ernest  1 

Milton,  Archibald  Eobert  Bewicke  ' 
Barton,  Rev.  Charles  James 
Tucker,  George  Dean  Raffles 
Leman,  Herbert  Mayo,  &  LL.M. 
Biddell,  Rev.  Henry 
Dove,  Charles  Kingsley 

LL.M. 

Wheeler,  Godfrey 

B.A. 

Emmet,  Augustus  Schermerhorn 

Rust,  Herbert  Malcolm 

Eastwood,  Charles  Edmund 

Jephson,  Henry  William 

Parker,  Rev.  Herbert  Wallis 
fJourdain,  Raymond  Oliver 
fBotham,  Arthur  William 
fWatson,  Arthur  William 

Davies,  John  Taylor 

Blakiston,  Hev.  Bernard  Robert 

Davies,  Thomas  Henry 

8chotield,  Rev.  Augustus  Chisholm 

Elliott,  Arthur  Godfrey 

Blakiston,  Rev.  John  Nelson 
i-Edwards,  Rev.  Arthur  Lionel 
fMacMichael,  Harold  Alfred 
-j-Gwyer,  Rev.  Herbert  Linford 

Howe,  Henry 

Barrow,  Alfred  James 

Pym,  Leslie  Ruthven 

Methven,  James  Norman 
■f-Edgcumbe,  Aubrey  John  Pearce 
f  Forrer,  Henry  Augustus 

Matthews,  Arthur  Silvester 
•fCase,  John 

Keunett-Barrington,   Guy  Nevill 
Eagles  ton 

Scarlett,  Charles  Herbert 

Ibbetson,  Ernest  Frederick  Dford 

Kay,  Rev.  Arnold  Innes 

Tanqueray,  Truman 

Knubley,  Charles 

Coxon,  Arthur  Cedric  Mears 

Gray,  Philip 

Murray,  Keith  Richard 

Butler,  Hug:h  Montagu 
fOgden,  Charles  Kay 

Fletcher,  Ernest  Tertius-Decimus 

Maule,  William  Harry  Fowke 
2Hindle,  Edward 

Borrett,  Percy  Rygate 

Hopewell,  Ernest  Roland 


Murray  Smith,  John  Edward 

Woodhouse,  Charles  Hull 

Kindersley,  Charles  Edward 

Tedder,  Arthur  William 
fWestall,  Douglas  Cameron 
t  Smith,  Allison  Gould 

Ritson,  Francis 
fMayo,  Robert  Hobart 

Buckley,  Horace  Henry  Clement 

Oliver,  George  Younger 
f  Dickins,  Bruce 

Pope,  Philip  Montague 
fRoxburgh,  Thomas  James  Young 
fFairley,  William 

Whewell,  William  Edward 

Peek,  Bertrand  Meigh 

Brophy,  Gerald  Mary 

Woodhouse,  Walter  Edward 
t Stern,  Leonard  Herman 

Whitefield,  Caleb  Gordon 

Lockwood,  Philip  Kendall 
fKelk,  Arthur  Frederick  Hastings 

FeWnv- Commoners. 
Rothschild,  Hon.  Lionel  V\  alter 
Rothschild,  Baron  George  Aiiseln 

de,B.A. 
Hepburn,  Malcolm  Arnold 

Pensio7iers, 

Raikes,  George  Whittington 

Davis,  John  Ogilvie 

Duke,  Michael 

Nooruddin,  Muhammad 

Yerburgh,  Richard  Edmond  Roch- 
fort 

AValker,  George  Stafford 

Ollerenshaw,  Frank 

Crick,  Leslie  Charles 

Young,  Robert  Keith 

Sawhney,  Chuni  Lai 

Hyde  Parker,  William  Stephen 

Lee- Williams,  Owen  Llewellyn 

Agar  Robartes,  Hon.  Cecil  EdwaW 

Archdale,  Richard  Montgomery 

Arnold,  Alban  Charles  Phidias 

Bathurst,  Philip  Lancelot 

Courthope,  Robert 
f  Daish,  Thomas 

Davidson,  John  Clarke  Forbes 
fDibble,  Thomas  Edwin 

Gray,  Anthony  Frederick 

Groom,  Reginald  Walter 

Haidar,  Mohomad 

Henn,  William  Francis 

Hepburn,  Roger  Paul 


1  Professor  of  Chemistry 
CoUege,  Rangoon, 
t  Scholars,  or  formerly  Scholars. 


the  Government  I      2  Ph.D.,  University  of  California, 
for  Medical  Research. 
I      t  Sizar*. 


MAGDALENE  COLLEGE. 


1165 


f Hill,  Beresford  Winiungtou 

Hughes,  Harold  Charles 

Long,  Frederick  Edward 

Mallory,  Traftord  Leigh 
§M'^William,  James 

Morris,  John  Child 

Onne,  Francis  Keginald 

Perks,  John  Noel  Radcliffe 

Perrins,  Charles  Francis  Dyson 

Eansoni,  Philip  Lucas 

Reid,  Francis  Fielding 

Richards,  Ivor  Armstrong 

Snaith,  Eric  George 
§Tollemache,  John  Eadred 

Walpole,  Rohert  Henry 

Watson,  Kenneth  Falshaw 

Yerburgh,  Ricliard  Guy  Cecil 

Bagnall,  Reginald  Oscar 

Beaufoy,  George  Maurice 

Berlein,  Leslie  Herman 

Booker,  George  Henry 
gCarter,  Henry  Gordon 

Chudadhuj,  H.R.H.  Prince 

Clapton,  Arthur 

Collins,  Arthur  Jefferies 

Crosbie  Gates,  Edward  Cecil 

CuUinan,  Maxwell  William  Frederic 
fDaphtary,  Chandra  Kisan 

Dawes,  Edwin  Sandys 

Dennis,  John  Neville 

Duncan,  Clarence  William 

Eddy,  Jerome  Orrell 
l-England,  John  Ayres 

Estcourt,  Arthur  Charles 

Fairfax,  Bradford  Lindsay 
iFixsen,  Bernard  Augustine 

Garnett,  Ivan  William 

Gibson,  Frank  Ai-nould  Sumner 

Gordon,  Edward  Basil 

Hammond,  Frederick  William 

Hindley  Smith,  James  Dury 

Jackson,  Cyril  Robert 


fKemp,  Philip  George 

Latinovits,  Jean  de 

Linthorne,  Edward  Lester  Roope 
^iossdale,  Frank  Aichibald 

Sandilands,  Robert  Bruys 

Scholfield,  James  Leslie 

Shepley,  Robert  Guy  Shepley 

Sidney,  Richard  John  Hamilton 

Singh,  Jatindra 

Smith,  Walter  Austen  Neumann 
fWilkinson,  Wilham  Reginald 

Winton,  Harold  Barkley 

Wyndham,  George  Heremon 
fClarke,  Wilfrid  Kinton 

Clay,  John  James  Hicking 
§  Clements,  Walter  George 

Crisp,  John  Francis 

Druce,  Alan  Frederick 

Durrant,  William  Blencowe  Wells 

Grant,  Duncan  William 
fHall,  Harold 

Hardcastle, 

Hill,  Mark  Carr 

Judd,  Leslie  Ashurst 
f  Kirkbride,  George 
^>  Knott,  Percy  Gwynne 

Lambe,  John  Lawrence  Penx'ose 

Le  Fleming,  Morris  Ralph 

Le  Rougetel,  John  Helier 
fLowry,  Geoffrey  Charles 

Luson,  Thomas  Gerhard  Leslie 

Mackenzie,  Leslie  Henry  Marc 

Mathew,  Cecil  George 

Mathur,  Chuni  Lai 

Morley,  Marmaduke  Robert  Hood 

Morshead,  Owen  Frederick 

Mufioz-Hurtado,  Alvaro 

Oldioyd,  Frank  Norman 
fReece,  Clifford  Mansel 

Sartoris,  George  Urban  Leonard 

Savill,  Eric  Humphrey 

Watson,  Charles  Beaimient 


PATRONAGE. 


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farfolk . 

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Benefices. 

Stanton  St  Michael,  R. 

Anderby,    R.    cum) 
Cumberworth,  R.j 

Grainthorpe,  P.  C. 
iSt  Catharine  Cree.V.) 
cum  St  James'  with-  r 
in  Aldgate,  R.  * 

Fransham,  Great,  R. 

Steeple  Ashton,  V . 


Inst. 

Incumbents. 

B.A, 

1892 

A.  Peskett,M.A. 

1880 

1912 

'^J.  Baker. 

1888 

T.  C.Simmons,  M.  A. 

1874 

1895 

J.  Miles.M.A. 

1873 

1913    H.  W.  Parker,  B.A.     1889 
1897  ;  K.  P.Knubley,M.A.  >  1873 


+  Scholar.  §  Sixart.  X  Hon.  Scholar. 

1   MapdHienr  CoUprr  and  »h»  Corvorittinv  of  London  prisMnt  itlt«rnauiy. 
•2  St  Bees,  1880.    By  exchange  wlthO.  R.  ChrijUe,ll.A. 


49—2 


KING  8   HALL. 


MICHABL-H0U8B. 


TRINITY    COLLEGE. 

(Founded  1546.) 
This  uoble  and  magnificent  College,  the  Mastership  ol  whi( 
is  in  the  appointment  of  the  Crown,  was  formed  by  the  co 
solidation  and  extension  of  the  earlier  foundations  (1)  of  Michae 
house,  founded  in  1324  by  Hervey  of  Stanton,  Chancellor  of  tl 
Exchequer  in  the  reign  of  Edward  II,  and  (2)  of  King's  Hal 
founded  in  1337  by  Edward  III.,  in  pursuance  of  an  uncompleti 
plan  of  his  father. 

Henry  Vlll.  took  these  into  his  own  hands,  and  from  tl 
revenues  of  the  above  Societies,  very  largely  increased  by  himsel 
he  founded  in  1546  one  spacious  College,  for  the  maintenance  of 
Master  and  sixty  Fellows  and  Scholars,  dedicating  it  to  the  Ho 
and  Undivided  Trinity.  Queen  Mary  afterwards  added  tweiv 
Scholarships, and  through  subsequent  benefactions  the  foundati^ 
now  consists  of  a  Master,  sixty  Fellows  (at  the  least),  eighj 
Scholars  (at  the  least),  the  Chaplains,  the  Librarian,  and  tl 
three  Regius  Professors  of  Divinity,  Hebrew,  and  Greek  rl 
spectively. 

In  addition  to  the  Fellowships  mentioned  above,  there  ai 
certain  Ely  Fellowships  on  the  Foundation  of  A.  W.  G.  Allen,  i 
which  three  have  up  to  the  present  been  founded.  i 

The  GOVERNMENT  of  the  College  is  vested  in  a  Council,  consii 
ing  ordinarily  of  the  Master,  four  other  ex-officio  Members,  a| 
eight  elective  Members  in  virtue  of  the  Statutes  made  in  accon'* 
ance  with  the  provisions  of  the  "  Universities  of  Oxford  and  Can 
bridge  Act,  1877,"  and  approved  bv   Her   Majesty  in   Council 
May  3,  1882.  '  J 

FELLOWSHIPS.  F 

The  Fellows  of  this  Society  are  elected  from  members  < 
the  College  or  other  Members  of  the  University  if  the  Coum 
think  fit.  Candidates  must  have  been  admitted  to  the  title" 
Bachelor  Designate  in  Arts  or  to  some  equal  title  and 
eligible  at  each  of  the  three  annual  elections  next  after  the  et| 
of  three  years  and  six  months ^^  after  the  beginning  of  the  terra  i 
which  they  commenced  residence ;  there  is  no  appropriation  whft 
soever.  Fellows  so  elected  vacate  their  Fellowships  after  six  yea; 
from  election,  except  in  the  case  of  those  who  hold  the  moj 
important  University  or  College  offices, or  have  held  any  such  offi<; 

*  Or  in  the  case  of  Students  from  Affiliated  Colleges  two  years  and  six  mouths,  and  in  the  u 
of  AdTanced  Students  one  year  and  six  months. 


ine 


TRINITY  COLLEGE.  1157 

tor  at  least  twenty-five  years.  The  Colleg:e  has  also  the  power  of 
electing  to  a  Fellowship  any  Professor  or  Reader  of  the  Univer- 
Mty  or  holder  of  certain  College  offices  or  any  person  eminent  for 
science  or  learning,  and  can  elect  to  an  Honorary  Fellowship  any 
[)erson  distinguished  by  literary  or  scientific  merits. 

SCHOLARSHIPS,   EXHIBITIONS,  &c. 

SCHOLABSHIPS*  are  open  to  all  Undergraduates  of  the  College 
(except  Advanced  Students)  who  are  not  of  standing  to  take 
the  B.A.  Degree,  and  to  persons  who  are  not  yet  resident 
members  of  the  University,  provided  that  these  last  are  under 
nineteen  years  of  ag6.  Senior  Scholarships  are  generally  tenable 
until  the  expiration  of  five  years  and  six  months  after  beginning 
residence.  Their  annual  value  is  for  a  resident  Undergraduate 
;filOO,  and  for  a  resident  B.A.  ^80.  Entrance  Scholarships  awarded 
before  beginning  residence  are  in  general  of  the  value  of  £80 
a  year  during  residence,  and  are  tenable  for  two  years  only,  unless 
the  tenure  be  prolonged  by  the  Council,  or  the  Scholar  be  elected 
to  a  Senior  Scholarship  after  beginning  residence.  Of  the  Entrance 
Scholarships  (^about  twelve)  awarded  in  each  year,  at  least  three 
will  be  awarded  with  special  reference  to  the  pecuniary  circum- 
stances as  well  as  to  the  other  qualifications  of  the  candidates 
receiving  them.  In  the  case  of  these  three,  or  more,  Scholarships 
the  annual  value  of  each  is  augmented  to  a  total  of  £100.  The 
Examination  for  Senior  Scholarships  is  held  in  each  year  in 
March,  and  an  Examination  for  Entrance  Scholarships  early 
in  December.  Entrance  Scholarships  are  open  only  to  persons 
under  nineteen  years  of  age. 

Exhibitions*.  Besides  the  Entrance  Scholars,  Exhibitioners 
are  chosen  every  year  at  the  Examination  in  December  from 
among  persons  who  have  not  begun  residence  in  the  University. 
It  is  usual  to  award  about  ten  Exhibitions  of  the  value  of  £40  a 
year.  Candidates  above  nineteen  years  of  age  who  reach  ap- 
proximately the  standard  necessary  for  the  award  of  a  Scholarship 
may  be  awarded  Exhibitions,  worth  with  allowances,  a  total 
of  £100  a  year.  Exhibitions  are  tenable  for  two  years  from  the 
beginning  of  residence  and  may  be  prolonged  beyond  that  period. 
They  are  not  tenable  with  a  Senior  Scholarship.  No  emoluments 
are  paid  until  residence  in  the  University  has  been  begun. 

Exhibitions  usually  of  the  value  of  £40  a  year  are  also  awarded 
on  the  results  of  the  Scholarship  Examination  in  March  and  of 
the  Annual  College  Examination**. 

About  20  Sub-Sizars  are  admitted  every  year.  The  value  of  a 
sub-Sizarship  is  about  £35  a  year  f.  A  Sub-Sizarship  is  tenable 
with  an  Exhibition  or  an  Entrance  Scholarship  but  not  with 
a  Senior  Scholarship. 

•  Scholarshipg,  and  Open  Exhibitions  are  obtainable  by  proficiency  in  Claisios,  Matbematici, 
Natural  Sciences,  Moral  Sciences,  History,  or  other  subjects  of  which  notice  is  given  from  time  to 
time.  Exhibitions  are  obtainable  by  Undergraduates  of  the  College  also  for  proficiency  In  Theology, 
law.  Mechanical  Sciences  (Engineering),  Oriental  Languages,  or  Modern  Languages, 

*'*  Advanced  Students  are  not  eligible  for  Sub-Si»arshlps, 

t  Full  information  as  to  the  Sub-Sizarship*  and  the  conditions  on  which  they  are  granted  may  be 
obtained  on  application  to  any  of  the  Tutors. 


1158  TRINITY  COLLEGE. 

Three  Exhibitions  at  present  of  the  value  of  ^50  a  year  are 
paid  out  of  the  trust  created  by  Roger  Jeston  in  1623.  They 
are  tenable  by  poor  students  of  the  College  with  a  preference  for 
those  students  who  are  lineal  descendants  of  members  of  the 
Haberdashers'  Company  or  Staffordshire  men,  and  are  studying 
or  are  proposing  to  study  divinity.  Subject  to  this  preference, 
they  are  tenable  by  students  of  the  College  who  have  been 
admitted  to  the  title  of  Bachelor  designate  or  are  qualified  to  be 
so  admitted  (provided  that  nine  complete  terms  have  elapsed 
since  they  commenced  residence)  and  who  intend  to  reside  for 
an  ther  year  with  a  view  to  pursue  some  approved  line  of  study. 
The  Exhibitions  are  tenable  for  one  year  only,  but  in  exceptional 
cases  an  Exhibitioner  may  be  recommended  for  re-election  for  a 
second  year.     The  Exhibitions  are  awarded  in  June. 

An  Exhibition  of  the  value  of  about  .£40  per  annum,  called 
the  Lees  Knowles  Exhibition,  was  founded  in  1906  by  Sir  Lees 
Knowles,  Bart.,  M.A.  It  is  aw^arded  to  a  student  of  the  College 
who  has  kept  nine  terms  by  residence,  and  intends  to  reside  for 
an  additional  year,  to  pursue  some  approved  line  of  study.  A 
student  born  in  the  County  of  Lancaster  is  preferred  to  others 
in  case  of  equality.  The  Exhibition  is  tenable  for  oue  yeai 
only,  and  is  awarded  by  the  Council  in  June. 

Another,  known  as  the  Peter  Leigh  Exhibition,  of  a  value 
not  exceeding  £50  is  also  awarded  by  the  Council  in  June  to  a 
student  who  desires  to  reside  for  a  fourth  year  for  the  purpose 
of  study.  Two  others,  the  Potts  Exhibition  of  about  ,£33  and 
the  Woodward  op  Bitton  and  Past  Scholar's  Exhibition  oj 
about  £20  are  also  awarded  in  each  year  under  similar  conditions. 

The  following  Exhibitions  are  appropriated  to  special  schoob 
or  persons : 

(i)  Not  more  than  three  annually,  tenable  for  three  yean 
from  the  commencement  of  residence,  value  £A0  a  year,  tt 
students  from  Westminster  School. 

(ii)  Two  Samwaies  Exhibitions,  value  £23.  4s.  a  year,  or  less 
the  Senior,  tenable  for  two  years,  to  the  first  Westminster  Exhi 
bitioner  in  each  year :  the  Junior,  tenable  for  one  year,  to  th$| 
second  Westminster  Exhibitioner  in  each  year. 

(iii)  Two,  value  at  present  about  £15  a  year,  tenable  for  tv 
years,  founded  by  Mr  Perry  for  scholars  from  St  Paul's  Sch( 
London.  These  are  awarded  on  the  results  of  the  Annual  Colk 
Examination. 

(iv)  One,  tenable  for  three  years,  value  at  present  ab( 
£45,  founded  by  the  Rev.  R.  B.  Podmore,  for  the  name  anc 
kindred  of  the  founder,  or  in  default  of  such  for  a  native  of  th< 
county  of  Salop,  educated  for  four  years  at  the  least  at  tb( 
Grammar  School  of  Shrewsbury. 

(v)  Three,  each  tenable  for  three  years,  value  j640  a  year 
founded  by  Sir  Lees  Knowles,  Bart.,  M.A.  One  is  awarded  eacl 
year  at  Rugby  School  to  a  student  entering  at  Trinity  College. 

(vi)  One  Bishop  Lee  Scholarship,  tenable  for  three  yean 
awarded  by  an  examination  held  under  the  direction  of  the  Bisho] 


TKINITY  COLLEGE.  1169 

of  Manchester.  Candidates  must  be  sons  of  such  clergymen  of 
the  Church  of  England  as  shall,  on  or  before  the  day  of  examination, 
whether  as  Stipendiary  Curates  or  Incumbents,  have  been  licensed 
to  oflSciate  and  shall  have  ofl3ciated  in  the  diocese  of  Manchester 
for  a  period  or  different  periods  not  less  in  the  whole  than  five 
years,  and  who  at  the  time  of  such  examination  shall  declare  them- 
selves to  be  members  of  the  Church  of  England.  The  fund  from 
which  this  scholarship  is  payable  is  not  administered  by  the  College. 

(vi)  Two,  one  of  the  value  of  £50  and  one  of  the  value  of 
£30,  are  offered  by  the  College  on  certain  conditions  which 
can  be  obtained  from  the  Senior  Tutor,  to  candidates  selected 
for  admission  to  the  Civil  Service  of  India  at  the  Open  Com- 
petitive Examination  held  in  August.  Prizes,  each  of  the  value 
of  £10,  are  also  given  to  those  among  the  candidates  who  during 
each  term  of  their  year  of  probation  have  resided  at  the 
College  and  who  in  the  "Final  Examination"  obtain  the  highest 
marks  of  candidates  who  have  so  resided  in  (i)  Arabic,  or 
(ii)  Sanscrit,  or  (iii)  Persian,  provided  that  they  obtain  at  least 
three-fifthsof  thetotal  marks  given  for  those  languages  respectively. 
The  following  emoluments  are  awarded  for  proficiency  in 
special  subjects : 

{a)  An  Exhibition  of  £35  a  year,  tenable  for  one  year  during 
residence,  is  awarded  to  the  Junior  Soph  who  in  the  Annual 
College  Examination  passes  the  best  examination  in  Theology 
provided  the  Examiners  deem  him  of  sufficient  merit.  The 
Examiners  may  recommend  the  Council  to  increase  the  value  of 
this  Exhibition  to  £50  a  year  in  any  year  in  which  the  Exhibitioner 
seems  to  them  to  be  of  sufficient  merit. 

ip)  A  prize  for  the  encouragement  of  the  study  of  Modern 
History,  consisting  of  the  income  derived  from  £225  Cape  of 
Good  Hope  Stock  given  to  the  College  by  Mr  E.  E.  Bowen, 
formerly  Fellow.  The  examination  for  the  Prize  is  held  in  the 
Michaelmas  Term  and  is  in  the  subject  of  Modern  History 
generally,  no  special  period  book  or  subjects  being  set  or  recom- 
mended beforehand.  The  Prize  is  open  to  all  Undergraduates  of 
the  College  in  their  first  year  of  residence. 

(c)  An  exhibition,  value  at  present  about  £40  a  year, 
founded  in  1858  by  the  representatives  of  the  Rev.  Richard  Sheep- 
shanks, late  Fellow  of  the  College,  for  the  promotion  of  the  study 
of  Astronomy.  It  is  tenable  for  three  years,  and  open  to  the 
public  competition  of  all  Undergraduates  of  the  University;  but 
the  person  elected,  if  not  a  student  of  Trinity  College,  shall 
thereupon  become  a  student  of  that  College.  The  next  examin- 
ation will  be  held  in  the  Lent  Term  1914. 

{d)  In  the  year  1871  the  sum  of  £600  was  given  by  Alfred 
John  Vidil,  Esq.  to  found  a  Prize  for  proficiency  in  the  French 
Language  and  Literature,  to  be  called  the  Vidil  Prize.  Also 
in  1877  the  sura  of  £600  to  found  a  second  Prize  was  given  by  a 
French  gentleman  of  high  rank,  who  desires  that  his  name  may 


1160  TRINITY  COLLEGE. 

not  be  made  known.  The  Prizes,  the  First  Prize  of  the  value  of 
£40,  the  second  of  £30,  are  adjudged  triennially  after  an  Examin- 
ation held  in  the  Lent  Term,  which  is  open  to  Undergraduates  of 
the  College  in  their  first,  second,  or  third  year  ot  residence. 
The  next  examination  will  be  held  in  the  Lent  Term  1913. 

{e)  The  late  Rev.  Coutts  Trotter,  Vice-Master  of  the  College, 
founded  by  bequest  a  Studentship  (called  the  Coutts  Trottkr 
Studentship)  for  the  promotion  of  original  research  in  Natural 
Science,  more  especially  Physiology  and  Experimental  Physics. 
The  studentship,  which  is  awarded  at  intervals  of  not  more  than 
two  years,  is  open  to  graduates  of  the  college,  not  being  Fellows, 
who  are  of  not  more  than  seven  years  standing  from  the  time  of 
commencing  residence.  The  studentship  is  not  awarded  by 
Examination,  and  in  the  election  regard  is  had  more  to  the 
promise  of  power  to  carry  on  original  work  than  to  the  amount 
of  work  already  done.  The  student  during  his  tenure  of  the 
studentship  is  to  devote  his  time  to  the  promotion  of  research 
and  is  not  systematically  to  engage  in  any  Educational  or  other 
work  which  in  the  opinion  of  the  Council  would  hinder  such 
research.  The  student  receives  (if  the  income  of  the  endowment 
suffices)  ^250  a  year,  or,  if  a  scholar,  such  sum  as  together  with 
his  scholarship  amounts  to  £250.  Provision  is  also  made  for  a 
Reserve  Fund,  from  which  grants  may  be  made  for  special 
purposes. 

(/)  The  late  Edward  Henry,  15th  Earl  of  Derby,  in  the  year 
1893  left  the  sum  of  £2000,  to  found  a  Prize  or  Scholarship  or  Ex- 
hibition. The  Council  have  established  a  Studentship  to  be  called 
the  Earl  of  Derby  Studentship,  for  the  promotion  of  Historical 
Study  and  Research.  The  Studentship  is  awarded  annually  in 
the  Easter  Term,  and  is  open  to  members  of  the  College  of  not 
less  than  seven  nor  more  than  fourteen  terms  standing.  The 
Studentship  is  tenable  for  one  year,  but  a  Student  may  be  re- 
elected once.  He  receives  the  net  income  derived  from  the  above 
sum  of  £2000.  

Under  the  Will  of  Mrs.  A.  M.  Mednyanszky,  wife  of  Col.  A. 
Mednyanszky,  a  sum  of  £1000  was  invested  in  the  year  1877  for 
the  purpose  of  founding  a  Lectureship  in  Ecclesiastical  History, 
to  be  called  the  Birkbeck  Lectureship,  in  memory  of  T.  B . 
Birkbeck  and  F.  G.  Birkbeck,  the  brother  and  sister  of  the  donor. 
The  Lectureship  is  tenable  for  two  years,  and  is  in  the  gift  of 
the  Council,  whose  choice  is  restricted  to  Graduates  of  Oxford  or 
Cambridge. 

Present  Lecturer,  Reginald  Lane  Poole  (M.A.  Oxon.). 

The  late  Mr  W.  G.  Clark,  Senior  Fellow  and  Vice- Master  of 
the  College,  having  left  his  estates  at  Dowsgill  and  Bowes,  in  the 
county  of  York,  to  the  Master,  Fellows,  and  Scholars  absolutely, 
the  Council  have  established  a  Lectureship  in  the  Literature  of 
England  from  Chaucer  to  the  present  time,  to  be  called  the  Clark 
Lectureship;  the  Lecturer  is  appointed  annually  with  a  stipend 


TRINITY  COLLEGE.  1161 

of  £200  a-year.    He  is  required  during  his  year  of  office  to  deliver 
a  course  of  not  less  than  twelve  lectures  in  full  term,  according 
to  a  scheme  to  be  approved  by  the  Council. 
Present  Lecturer, 


ANNUAL  PRIZES. 

The  Examinations  in  Mathematics,  Classics,  Moral  Sciences, 
Natural  Sciences,  Theology,  Law,  History,  Mediaeval  and  Modern 
Languages,  Mechanical  Sciences  and  Economics  for  students  in 
their  first  or  second  year  take  place  soon  after  the  division  of 
the  Easter  Term.  Prizes  of  books  are  awarded  on  the  results  of 
these  examinations  and  of  the  Triposes. 

The  friends  of  the  late  Archdeacon  Dealtry  in  the  year  1850 
founded  two  prizes  of  about  fifteen  guineas  each  to  be  called  the 
Dealtry  Prizes.  These  are  given  to  the  Freshman  and  Junior 
Soph  who  pass  the  best  examination  in  the  Greek  Testament 
and  are  also  awarded  prizes  in  the  College  Examination  or  (in 
the  case  of  a  Junior  Soph)  placed  in  the  First  Class  in  one  of  the 
Tripos  Examinations. 

Twenty-five  pounds  are  given  annually  in  Greek  Testament 
Prizes  to  not  fewer  than  five  Freshmen  or  Junior  Sophs  not 
being  Dealtry  Prizemen. 

Dr  Paris  left  a  prize  of  £4  for  the  best  Latin  Declamation. 
The  College  sometimes  adds  a  second  prize  if  the  Examiners  so 
advise. 

Dr  Hooper  left  three  silver  goblets  as  prizes,  one  of  £20,  the 
other  two  of  £10  value  each,  for  the  three  best  English  Decla- 
mations. 

A  prize  of  £10  left  by  Mr  Greaves  of  Fulbourn  is  awarded  for 
an  Essay  on  some  subject  connected  with  the  History  of  the 
British  Empire. 

A  prize  of  Three  guineas  is  awarded  by  the  College  in  each 
term  for  Classical  Composition  and  Translation. 

The  best  Reader  in  Chapel  receives  a  prize  of  £4,  the  second 
a  prize  of  ^2,  at  the  discretion  of  the  Senior  Dean. 

A  prize  of  Ten  guineas  is  given  by  the  College  in  each  year  for 
the  best  English  Essay  on  some  Literary,  Moral, or  Antiquarian 
subject. 

Dr  Walker  left  a  rent-charge  of  £10  for  one  or  more  poor 
Scholars,  who  shall  appear  to  the  Master,  Vice-Master,  and  Senior 
Dean,  most  deserving  at  the  time  of  taking  the  Bachelor's 
degree. 

One  or  more  similar  Prizes,  of  £10  each,  are  given  annually 
from  a  Fund  contributed  by  the  Rev.  W.  C.  Mathison,  late  Vice- 
Master  of  the  College. 

The  Rev.  E.  Yeats  founded  two  Prizes  of  ten  pounds  each,  to 

49—5 


1162  TRINITY  COLLEGE. 

be  ^iven  in  Books  ;  one  to  the  Scholar  on  the  Foundation  who 
shall  most  distinguish  himself  in  the  Mathematical  Tripos;  th( 
other  to  the  Schohir  who  in  the  opinion  of  the  Master,  Vice- 
Master,  Deans,  and  Head  Examiner,  shall  have  most  distinguished 
himself  for  general  regularity  of  conduct. 

ADMISSION. 

Every  Candidate  for  admission,  unless  especially  exempted 
under  the  regulations  given  below,  must  pass  an  Entrance  Ex- 
amination before  he  can  be  admitted  a  member  of  the  College. 
The  Entrance  Examinations  are  held  in  June  and,  if  any 
vacancies  remain,  in  September. 

Applications  for  admission  and  all  enquiries  should  be  addressed 
to  one  of  the  Tutors. 

A  student  may  be  admitted  a  member  of  the  College  without 
examination  (provided  that  his  application  to  a  Tutor  be  made 
sufficiently  early  and  be  approved  by  the  College  authorities)  if  he 
has  distinguished  himself  in  one  of  the  Scholarship  Examinations 
of  the  College  :  or  holds  a  Higher  or  School  Certificate  from  the 
Oxford  and  Cambridge  Schools  Examination  Board  showing  that 
he  has  passed  in  four  subjects  including  Latin  or  Greek,  or  has 
passed  both  Parts  of  the  Previous  Examination  and  the  Ad- 
ditional Subject,  or  has  passed  (not  lower  than  in  the  Third 
Class)  or  gained  exemption  from  both  parts  of  the  Previous 
Examination :  or  has  passed  the  Matriculation  Examination  of 
the  University  of  London,  or  of  the  Universities  of  Manchester, 
Liverpool,  Leeds  and  Sheffield,  provided  that  Latin  or  Greek  be 
one  of  the  subjects  in  which  he  has  passed :  or  has  graduated  at 
any  University  in  Great  Britain  and  Ireland  or  at  any  University 
aflfiliated  to  the  University  of  Cambridge :  or  has  been  accepted 
by  the  University  as  an  Advanced  or  Affiliated  Student. 


List  of  Exhibitioners  and  Prizemen. 
Exhibitioners. 

Ds  Shaw,  E.  B.  Ritchie,  A.  D. 

Bennett,  E.  Lightbody,  W.  P. 

Bremuer,  F.  D.  H.  Langlauds,  N.  M.  S. 

Clarke,  S.  Baines,  J.  T. 

Dufton,  J.  T.  Braunholtz,  W.  T.  K. 

Watson,  E.  A.            -  Catterall,  E.  C. 

Harvey,  D.  L.  Forrest,  H. 

Ballamy,  H.  W.  Hamilton,  E.  R. 

Brown,  W.  E.  L.  Mainprize,  S.  L. 

Butler,  N.  M.  Marshall,  J. 

Edwards,  L.  P.  L.  Pugh,  F.  H. 

Marshall,  T.  H.  Stedman,  G.  F. 

Sanger-Davies,  L.  H.  Wadsworth,  J. 
Vickers,  R. 


TRINITY   COLLEGE  1163 


Westminster  Exhibitioners,  1911, — E.  L.  Hawke. 

W.  A.  Lichteuberg. 
1912 ,— W.  L.  Selby. 

Sedgwick,  E.  R. 
Tansley,  L.  B. 
Burgess,  O.  J. 
1913,— Askwith,  E.  D. 


Perry  Exhibitioner, — Chambers,  W.  F.  A. 
Jeston  Exhibitioners,— Ds  K.  W.  M.  Pickthorn. 
Ds  H.  D.  Broadhead. 
Ds  J.  W.  Woottoii. 
Podmore  Exhibitioner, — E.  H.  Wale. 
Sheepshanks  Exhibitioner, — J.  Jackson. 
Peter  Leigh  Exhibitioner, — Ds  H.  Glauert. 
Cotitts  Trotter  Student,— Ds  E.  D.  Adrian. 
Ds  A.  E.  Oxley. 

The  EarL  of  Derby  Students,— Ds  K.  W.  M.  Pickthorn. 
Ds  J.  W.  Wootton. 
Lees  Knowles  Exhibitioner,— Ds  E.  B.  Shaw. 
Indian  Civil  Service  Exhibitioner, — Ds  W.  T.  Pahnes. 
Theological  Exhibitioner,— Ds  M.  J.  St  Aubyn.. 
Colonial  Exhibitioners,— V.  W.  Burbridge. 
J.  A.  Fitzherbert. 

The  Potts  Exhibitioner,— Ds  A.  Shaw. 
)  Voodioard  of  Bitton  and  Past 

Scholars  Exhibitioner — Ds  R.  W.  R.  Miller. 

Prizes. 
Latin  Dectamations,—{l)  G.  K.  M.  Butler, 
(2) 
English  Declamations, — (I) 
(2) 
(3)  E.  B.  Shanks. 

Greaves  Prize, — 
Vidil  Prizes,  1913,— (1)  E.  St  L.  Bonvalot. 
(2)  L.  Varley. 

Indian  Civil  Service  ( Persian), — 

Composition  Prizes, —  Subject  ; 

Latin  Elegiac  Verse, — 

Latin  Alcaics, — 

Latin  Verse, —         ' 

Latin  Hexameters, — • 

Latin  Prose, — 

Greek  Hexameters, — 

Greek  Verse, — 

Greek  Prose, — 


1164  TRINITY  COLLEGE. 

Walker  Prize,— D9,  H.  D.  Beutliff. 
Mathison  Prizes,— T>8  J.  Proudman. 
Ds  R.  Smith. 
Reading  Prizes,— (I)  J.  Burnaby. 

(2)  G.  K.  M.  Butler. 
English  Essay,— ^.  B.  Shanks. 

(Ds  J.  Jackson 


Yeats 


Prizes,-{1)  (i^«  i  J^^^««^^  ,   I 

'     ^  MDs  S.  V.  Ramamurtyl  . 

)T>a  C.  A.  Stewart        P^^l- 
(Ds  H.  Townsend        I 


(2)   Ds  A.  W.  R.  Don. 
Dealtry  Prizes, — 

Prizes  for  General  Modern  History, — R.  R.  Sedgwick. 

Greek  Testament  Prizes, — 


TRIPOS   PRIZES. 

Third  Year. 

BY  THE  CLASSICAL  TRIPOS. 

Bullock,  C.  LI. 
Burnaby,  J. 
Butcher,  W.  G.  D. 
Butler,  G.  K.  M. 
St  Aubyn,  M.  J. 

BY  THE  MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOS. 

Chandra,  R. 
Day,  M.  C. 
Glauert,  H. 
Pinsent,  D.  H. 
Shaw.  E.  B. 
Wardley,  G.  C.  N. 
Winn,  C.  E. 

BY  THE  NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOS. 
Dent,  G. 
Hicks,  E.  P. 
Thomson,  G.  P. 

BY  THE  LAW  TRIPOS. 
Evans,  R,  A. 

BY^  THE  HISTORICAL  TRIPOS. 

Hopley,  G.  W.  V. 
Mortlock,  W.  F.  W. 
Pickthorn,  K.  W.  M. 
Wootton,  J.  W. 


TRINITY  COLLEGE.  1166 

BY  THE  MECHANICAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOS. 
Gracey,  R.  L. 

BY  THE  MORAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOS. 

Dorward,  A.  J. 
Smith,  R. 

Second  Year. 

BY  THE  CLASSICAL  TRIPOS. 

Broadhead,  H.  D. 
Philip,  E.  W. 
Paytqn,  W.  H. 

BY  THE  MATHEMATICAL  TRIPOS. 
Bowman,  F. 

BY  THE  NATURAL  SCIENCES  TRIPOS. 

Bennett,  E. 
Bright,  F.  R. 
Evans,  P. 
Spragg,  C.  E.  W. 

BY  THE  LAW  TRIPOS. 
Schreiner,  O.  D. 

First  Year. 

BY  THE  MATHExMATICAL  TRIPOS. 

Bailey,  W.  N. 
Ballarav,  H.  W. 
Clarke,  S.  H. 
Hamilton,  E.  W. 
Langlands,  N.  M.  S. 
Lawrence,  W.  H.  A. 
Lycett,  C.  V.  L, 
Sanger- Davies,  L.  H. 
Vickers,  R. 
Wakeford,  E.  K. 

Prizemen  in  the  annual  College  Examinations  :— 

Prizemen, 
mathematics. 


Junior  Sophs. 
Black,  R.  P. 
Molony,  B.  C. 
Parlby,  J. 
Rhodes,  E.  C. 
Smart,  W.  M. 


Frethmen. 


1166  TEINITY  COLLEGE. 


CLASSICS. 

Junior  Sophs. 

1 

Freshmen. 

Tliomson,  J.  0. 

Mevrick,  E.  E. 
Wi'llink,  11.  U. 

Llewelyn  Davies, 

R.  A. 

Gilson,  R.  Q. 
Stott,  V.  A. 

NATURAL  SCIENCES 

. 

Junior  Sophs. 

Freshmen. 

Buxton,  P.  A. 
Carter,  C.  N. 

Ansell,  A.  G. 
Edwards,  L.  P.  L 
Sanders,  L.  Y. 

LAW. 

Junior  Sophs. 

1- 

HISTORY. 

Freshmen. 

Junior  Sophs. 

Freshmen. 
Marshall,  T.  H. 
Sedgwick,  R.  R. 

MECHANICAL  SCIENCES. 

Hi 

Lupton,  H.  R. 


Junior  Sophs.  I  Freshmen. 

Farren,  W.  S.  Hippisley,  E.  T. 


THEOLOGY. 

Junior  Sophs.  i  Freshmen. 

MORAL  SCIENCES. 
Junior  Sophs.  i  Freshmen. 

ECONOMICS." 

Junior  Sophs.  I  Freshmen. 

MEDIEVAL   AND  MODERN  LANGUAGES. 
Junior  Sophs,  1  Freshmen. 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1167 


MASTKRS    OF   MICHAEL-HOUSE. 

1324   Walter  de  Buxton,  B.D. 
i328  Robert  de  Mildenhall,  D.D 
1346  Thomas  de  Kenningham. 

John  de  Reepham. 
1354  Richard  de  Langley,  D.D. 
1359  William  de  Gotham,  D.D. 
1395  William  Colville. 
1410  Henry  Granby. 
1423  John  Oteringham. 
1433  William  Ayscough. 


1450  Edward  Story. 
1477  Richard  Smith. 
1493  John  Yotton,D.D. 

William  de  Melton,  D.D. 
11495  John  Fisher,  D.D. 
1605  John  Fotehede,  B.D. 
1520  Thomas  Stackhouse,  D.D. 
1533  Nicholas  Wilson,  D.D. 
1542  Francis  Mallet,  D.D. 


WARDENS   OF  THE   KING'S   SCHOLARS. 


1316  John  de  Baggeshott. 
Simon  de  Bury. 


1332  John  de  Langetoft. 
1334  Thomas  Powys. 


WARDENS   OF   KING'S   HALL. 


1337  Thomas  Powys. 
1361  John  Shropham. 

1363  Nicholas  de  Drayton,  B.C.L. 

1364  Nicholas  de  Roos. 
1375  Richard  Runhale. 
1377  Simon  de  Neylond. 

1386  Thomas  de  Hetherset,  LL.D. 

1390  Ralph  Selby,  LL.D. 

1399  Richard  de  Dereham,  B.D. 

1413  John  Stone. 

1415  Richard  de  Dereham,  D.D. 

1417  Richard  Holme,  LL.B. 

1424  Robert  Fitzhugh,  LL.D. 


1431   Richard  Cawdrey. 

1439  Robert  Ayscough,  LL.D. 

1448  Richard  Scroope. 

1463  Thomas  St  Just,  Mus.  D. 

1467  John  Gunthorp,  B.D. 

1475  Roger  Rotheram.  . 

1477  Henry  Bost,  B.D. 

1483  Christopher Urswyke, LL.D. 

1488  John  Blythe.LL.D. 

1498  GeoffryBlythe,LL.D. 

1528  Geoffry  Blythe,  LL.D. 

1642  John  Rednrian,  D.D. 


MASTERS    OF   TRINITY   COLLEGE. 


1546  John  Redman. 
1551  William  Bill. 
1553  John  Christopherson. 
1558  William  Bill. 
1561  Robert  Beaumont. 
1567  John  Whitgift. 
1577  John  Still. 
1593  Thomas  Nevile. 
1615  John  Richardson. 
1625  Leonard  Mawe. 
1628  Samuel  Brooke. 
1631  Thomas  Comber. 
1645  Thomas  Hill. 
1653  John  Arrowsmith. 
1659  John  Wilkins. 


1660  Henry  Feme. 

1662  John  Pearson. 

1673  Isaac  Barrow. 

1677  Hon.  John  North. 

1683  Hon.  John  Montagu. 

1700  Richard  Bentley. 

1742  Robert  Smith. 

1768  John  Hinchliffe. 

1789  Thomas  Postlethwaitfc. 

1798  William  Lort  Mansel. 

1820  Christopher  Wordsworth. 

1841   William  Whewell. 

1866  William  Hepworth  Thomp. 

son. 
1886  Henry  Montagu  Butler. 


Visitor,  The  King. 


1  BUhop  of  RoohMter. 


1168  TRINITY   COLLEGE. 

THE   PRESENT  SOCIETY. 

Master^  Henry  Montagu  Butler,  \>.\:)y 
Vice-Master^  William  Aldis  Wright,  M.A. 
Tutors,  Walter  Morley  Fletcher,  M.A.,  M.D. 

William  Cecil  Dampier  Whetham,  M.A.  F.R.S. 
Ernest  William  Barnes,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
Reginald  Vere  Laurence,  M.A. 
Praelector  in  Biochemistry,  Frederick  Gowland  Hopkins,  M.A., 

F.R.S.2 
Lecturers  in  Mathematics,  Kohen  Alfred  Herman,  M.A. 

Ernest  William  Barnes,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
Godfrey  Harold  Hardy,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
John  Edensor  Littlewood,  M.A. 
Lecturers  in  Classics,  James  Duff  Duff,  M.A. 

Francis  Macdonald  Cornford,  M.A. 
Ernest  Harrison,  M.A. 
Charles  Erskine  Stuart,  M.A. 
Lecturer  in  Moral  Sciences,  John  McTasibrart  Ellis  McTaggart, 

LittD.,  F.B.A. 
Lecturer  in  Logic  and  the  Principles  of  Mathematics,  Hon. 
Bertrand  Arthur  William  Russell,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
Lecturers  in  Natural  Sciences, 

William  Cecil  Dampier  Whetham,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
Walter  Morley  Fletcher,  M.A.,  M.D. 
Keith  Lucas,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
Lecturer  in  Theology,  Frederick  Robert  Tennant,  D.D. 
Lecturers  in  Law,    Henry  Bond,  LL.D. 

Henry  Arthur  Hollond,  M.A.,  L.L.M. 
Lecturers  in  History,  Reginald  Vere  Laurence,  M.A 
Gaillard  Thomas  Lapsley,  M.A. 
Denys  Arthur  Winstanley,  M.A. 
Frederick  Arthur  Simpson,  M.A. 
Lecturer  in  Oriental  Languages,  Anthony  Ashley  Bevan,  M.A. 
Lecturer  in  Mechanical  Sciences,  Frederick  James  Dykes,  M.A. 
Assistant  Lecturer  in  Classics,  Donald  Struan  Robertson,  M.A. 
Director  of  Studies  in  Medieval)    ^     ^  ^  g  g 

and  Modern  Languages  \         ^  ,^.^. 

Director  of  Studies  in  Economics,  John  Maynard  Keynes,  M.A. 
(King's). 

BirJA>eck  Lecturer  in       j  r     jj^^i^  Lane  Poole  \ 

Ecclesiastical  History  S       *= 
Clark  Lecturer  in  English) 
Literature    \ 


1  Hon.  LL.D.  Glasgow.    Hon.  LL.D.  St  Andrews.     Hon.  D.C.L.  Oxford. 

•2  ScU.  (Loudon). 

3  M.A.  (Oxon.)  Ph.D.  Leipzig,  Hou.LIj.D.  Edinburgh,  Keeper  of  the  Archives  of  the  Univ.  of  Oxford. 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1169 


Sub-Lectors  for  1913—1914 
in  Law,  N.  G.  Scorgie,  M.A. 
in  Chemistry,  F.  E.  E.  Lamploush,  M.A. 
in  Physics,  G.  I.  Taylor,  M.A.,  F.  W.  Aston,  B.A., 

W.  L.  Bragg,  B.A. 
in  Geology,  T.  C.  Nicholas,  B.A. 
in  Botany,  H.  H.  Thomas,  M.A.  (Downing). 
in  Zoology,  C.  F.  Cooper,  M.A. 
in  Mineralogy,  M.  C.  Burkitt,  B.A. 
i7i  Medieval  and  Modern  Languages,  E.  Bullough,  M.A. 
in  Economics,  L.  Alston  M.A.  (Christ's),  D.  H.  Robertson,  B.A. 
in  Mechanical  Sciences,  R.  V.  Southwell,  B.A. 
in  History,  C.  N.  S.  Woolf,  M.A. 

Senior  Dean,  Reginald  St  John  Parry,  D.D. 

Junior  Dean,  Archibald  Vivian  Hill,  M.A. 

Head  Examiner,  Denys  Arthur  Winstanley,  M.A. 

Senior  Bursar,  Hugh  M*=Leod  Innes,  M.A. 
Junior  Bursar  and  Praelector,  Geoffrey  Bulmer  Tatham,  M.A. 

Auditor,  H.  J.  Morland,  M.A.  (King's). 

Fellows  of  the  College. 

1  Prior,  Joseph,  M.A. 
2 Jackson,  Henry,  Litt.D.,  F.B.A.,  O.M. 
fi'^  Taylor,  Henry  Martyn,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 

1  Hammond,  Basil  Edward,  M.A. 
1'"''  Image,  John  Maxwell,  M.A. 

6 Stuart,  Rt.  Hon.  James,  M.A.,  P.C. 
I'^Glaisher,  James  Whitbread  Lee,  Sc.D., F.R.S. 
4' 8  Kirkpatrick,  Very  Rev.  Alexander  Francis,  D.D. 
1.9 Stanton,  Rev.  Vincent  Henry,  D.D. 
iBoughey,  Rev.  Anchitel  Harry  Fletcher,  M.A. 
1 1.10 Ball,  Walter  William  Rouse,  M.A. 
1.11  Ward,  James,  Sc.D.,  F.B.A. 
Hicks,  Robert  Drew,  M.A. 
I'Glazebrook,  Richard  Tetley,  M.A.,  C.B.,  F.R.S. 


t  Members  of  the  College  Council. 

1  Formerly  Tutor*. 

2  Regius  Professor  of  Greek.  Hon.  LL.D. 
Aberdeen.  Hon.  LL.D.  Glasgow.  Hon.  Litt.D. 
Mancliester  and  SheflHeld.     Hon.  Ph.D.  Beilin. 

A  Smith's  Prizeman,  1865. 
4  Pormerly  Bell  Scholar. 
.i  Formerly  Univer»ity  Scholar 

6  Late  Profe«»or  of  Mechanism.  Hon.  LL.D. 
Si  Andrews. 

7  Hon.  Sc.D.  Dublin. 

H  Por-ion  Scholar.  1868,  Craven  Scholar,  1870. 


Tyrwhltt  Scholar,  1874.  Late  Lady  Margaret  Pro- 
fessor  of  Divinity.  Late  Master  of  Selwyn.  Dean 
of  Ely. 

9  Ely  Professor  of  Divinity.  Supernumerary 
Fellow  under  Statute  16. 

10  Smith's  Priieman,  1874. 

11  Hon.  LL.D.  of  Edinburgh.  Hon.  Sc.D.  Oxoc. 
Profe8^or  of  Mental  Philosophy  and  Logic. 

12  Director  of  the  National  Physical  Laboratory. 
Hon.  D.Sc.  Victoria.  Ph.D.  Heidelberg.  Late 
Principal  of  University  College,  Liverpool.  Hughes 
Medal,  1909. 


1170 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


t  1  Wright,  William  Aldis,  M.A. 

2 Jenkinson,  Francis  John  Henry,  M.A. 

sPostgate,  John  Percival,  Litt.D.,  F.B.A. 

*Frazer,  James  George,  M.A.,  F.B.A. 

^Thomson,  Sir  Joseph  John,  M.A.,  CM.,  F.R.S. 
t6,7parry,  Rev.  Reginald  St  John,  D.D. 

*  Herman,  Robert  Alfred,  M.A. 

6 Duff,  James  Duff,  M.A. 

9  Whitehead,  Alfred  North,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 

i^Langley,  John  Newport,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 

iiBevan,  Anthony  Ashley,  M.A. 

"Cunningham.  Ven.  William,  D.D.,  F.B.A. 

isMcTaggart,  John  McTaggart  Ellis,  Litt.D.,  F.B.A. 
t  '*  Whetham,  William  Cecil  Dampier,  M. A.,  F.R.S. 

i^Capstick,  John  Walton,  M.A. 
t     Innes,  Hugh  M*'Leod,  M.A. 
1 16  Fletcher,  Walter  Morley,  M.A.,  M.D. 
t  ^^Barnes,  Rev.  Ernest  William,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
*i^Cornford,  Francis  Macdonald,  M.A. 

1^ Harrison,  Ernest,  M.A. 

20Hardy,  Godfrey  Harold,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
1 2^  Laurence,  Reginald  Vera,  M.A. 

'^Lapsley.  Gaillard  Thomas,  M.A. 

23 Lucas,  Keith,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
t^^Winstanley,  Denys  Arthur,  M.A. 
Dykes,  Frederick  James,  M.A. 

^  Eddington,  Arthur  Stanley,  M.A. 
t* '^Stuart,  Charles  Erskine,  M.A. 
Brown,  Alfred  Reginald,  M.A. 


+  Member*  of  the  College  Council. 
•  Ely  Fellow. 

1  Hon.  LL.D.  of  Edinburgh.  Hon.D.C.L.  Oxon. 
Hon.  Litt.r*.  Dublin. 

2  Bell  Scholar.  1873.  Univertity  Librarian. 
Hon.  LittD.  Oxford. 

3  Chancellor'H  Classical  Medallist.  ProfeHsor 
of  Latin  in  the  University  of  Liverpool.  Hon. 
Litt.B.  Dublin  and  Manchester.  I 

4  Hon.  D.C.L.  Oxford;  Hon.  LL.D.  Glasgow; 
Hon.  Litt.D.  Durham. 

5  Professor  of  Experimental  Physics.  Smith's 
Prireman,  1880.  Hon.  Sc.D.  Dublin,  Victoria, 
Columbia  and  Oxford.  Hon.  LL.D.  Princeton, 
Glasgow,  John  Hopkins.  Hon.  Ph.D.  Cracow. 
Hon.  LL.D.  Aberdeen.  AdamsPrize,  1883.  Royal 
Medal ,  1894.    H  ughes  Medal ,  1903. 

6  Formerly  Tutor. 

7  Chancellor's  Classical  Medallist,  18S0.  Abbott 
Scholar,  1877.    Hon.  Canon  of  Southwell. 

8  Smith's  Prizemnn.  1882. 

9  Abbott  Scholar,  1881. 

10  Professor  of  Physiology.  Hon.  LL.D.  St  An- 
drews.   Royal  Medal,  1892.    Hon.  Sc.D.  Dubin. 


11  Supernumerary  Fellow  under  Statute  XVI, 
Lord  Almoner's  Reader  in  Arabic. 

12  Archdeacon  of  Ely.    Hon.  Fellow  of  Gonville 
and  Caius.  j 

13  Hon. LL.D.  St  Andrews. 

14  Clerk  MHXwell  Student,  1898.  ^ 

15  Couits  Trotter  Student,  1894.    Junior  Bursar, 
1898-1910. 

16  Walslngham  Medal,  1897. 

17  Smith's  Prizeman,  1898. 

18  Bell  Scholar,   1894.     Chancellor's    Classical 
Medallist,  1897. 

19  Craven  Scholar,  1898.    Chancellor's  Classical 
Medallist,  1900. 

20  Smith's  Prizeman,  1901. 

21  Allen  Scholar,  1899.     Lightfoot  Scholar,  1898. 
Earl  of  Derby  Student,  189a 

?2  Ph.D.  Harvard.     Hon.  M.A.  Cambridge. 

23  Gedge  Prize,  1904.     Walslngham  Medal,  1904. 

24  Lightfoot  Scholar,  1901. 
•25  Plumian   Professor  of  Astronomy.     Smith's 

Prizeman,  1907. 
26  Chancellor's  Classical  Medal,  1905. 


r<l 


TRINITY  COLLEGE.  1171 

t  ^Tatham,  Geoffrey  Bulmer,  MA. 

^Littlewood,  John  Edensor,  M.A. 

3Dobell,  Cecil  Clifford,  M.A. 

^Newall,  Hugh  Frank,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 

^Pearse,  Percy  James,  M.A. 

HoUond,  Henry  Arthur,  M.A.,  LL.M. 
*^  Robertson,  Donald  Struan,  M.A. 
^Hopkins,  Frederick  Gowland,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
^Watson,  George  Neville,  M.A. 
^Taylor,  Geoffrey  Ingram,  M.A. 

Norton,  Henry  Tertius  James,  M.A. 
10 Hill,  Archibald  Vivian,  M.A. 
11  Housman,  Alfred  Edward,  M.A. 
i'^ Simpson,  Rev.  Frederick  Arthur,  M.A. 
i^Gow,  Andrew  Sydenham  Farrar,  M.A. 

Neville,  Eric  Harold,  B.A. 

Broad,  Charlie  Dunbar,  M.A. 

Woolf,  Cecil  Nathan  Sidney,  M.A. 

Nicholas,  Tressilian  Charles,  B.A. 

Southwell,  Richard  Vynne,  B.A. 
i^Tennant,  Frederick  Robert,  D.D. 

Honorary  Fellows. 

15 Lord  Rayleigh,  Sc.Z).,  P.R.S.,  O.M. 

i^Trevelyan,  The  Right  Hon.  Sir  George  Otto,  Bart.,  M.A. 

Litt.D. 
17  Balfour,  The  Right  Hon.  Arthur  James,  LL.D.,  F.R.S., 

F.B.A. 

Chaplains. 

How,  Rev.  John  Charles  Halland,  M.A. 
Pym,  Rev.  Thomas  Wentworth,  M.A. 

Librarian. 
Murray,  Alexander  Gordon  Wynch,  M.A. 


f  Member  of  the  College  Council.  i    12  Formerly  Slmcox  Research  Student,  Queen's 

*  Ely  Fellow.  '  College,  Oxford. 

1  Earl    of  Derby    Student,    1906—6.      Prince  '    13  Porson  Prixe,  1906,  1907.       Browne  Medal, 


Consort  Prizeman,  1910 

2  Smith's  Prizeman,  1908. 

3  WaUingham  Medal,  1.908. 

4  Professor  of  Astrophysics.  Hon.  D.Sc. 
Durham. 

6  Browne  Scholar,  1903.  Members  Latin  Essay, 
1908. 

6  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar,  1905.  Members' 
Utin  Essay.  1906.  Pitt  Scholar,  1907.  Chancel- 
lor's Classical  Medal,  1908. 

7  University  Reader  in  Chemical  Physiology, 
M.B.,  Sc.D.,  London. 

8  Smith's  Prizeman,  1909. 

9  Smith's  Prizeman,  1!H0. 

10  Walsingham  Medal,  1910. 

11  Kennedy  Professor  of  Latin. 


1907. 1908.    Oldham  Scholar,  1909. 

14  Hulsean  Lecturer,  1901.  University  Lec- 
turer in  the  Philosophy  of  Religion,  1907. 

15  Chancellor  of  the  University.  Late  Professor 
of  Experimental  Physics.  Lord  Lieutenant  of 
Essex.  Royal  Medal,  1882.  Hon.  D.C.L.  Oxon. 
Hon.  D.Sc.  Dublin  and  Victoria.  Hon.  LL.D. 
Christianla.   Lato  President  of  the  Royal  Society. 

16  l.ate  Secretary  for  Scotland.  Chattcellor  of 
theDuchvof  Lancatter.formerl^  Chief  Secretary 
for  IrelRiid.  Author  of  "The  Life  and  Letters  of 
Lord  Macaulay,"Ac. 

17  Late  First  Lord  of  the  Treasury.  Hon.  LL.D. 
Edinburgh.  St  Andrews,  Dublin,  and  Glasgow. 
Hon.  D.C.L.  Oxford.    M.P.  for  City  of  London. 


1172  TRINITY  COLLEGE. 

Regius  Professors, 
Divinity^  Swete,  Rev.  Henry  Barclay,  D.D.,  F.B.A. 
Hebrew^   Kennett,  Rev.  Robert  Hatch,  D.D. 
Greek,      Jackson,  Henry,  Litt.D.,  F.B.A.,  O.M. 

Organist. 
Gray,  Alan,  LL.M.,  Mus.D. 

Senior  Scholars,  B.A. 
Brunt,  David 
Robertson,  Dennis  Holme 
Adrian,  Edgar  Douglas 

1  Fowler,  Ralph  Howard 
Haskins,  Francis  Winstanley 
Chapman,  Sydney 

JaflFee,  Mark 

Laird,  John 

Geach,  George  Hender 

Farrar,  Ernest 

Machtig,  Eric  Gustav  Siegfried 

Roxburgh,  Ronald  Francis 

Peacock,  David  Henry 

Scholes,  Joseph 

Oxley,  Arthur  Ernest 

Tisdall,  Arthur  Walderne  St  Clair 
Jolowicz,  Herbert  Felix,  «&  LL.B. 
Wright,  Reginald  Montague 
Bragg,  William  Lawrence 
Ramamurty,  Sonti  Venkata 
Bainbrigge,  Philip  Gillespie 
Balfour,  Claude  Malcolm 
Townshend,  Hugh 
Jackson,  John 
Stewart,  Caleb  Andrew 
Prowse,  Robert  William 
Copeland,  William  Brian 
Higham,  Charles  Strachan  Sanders 

2  Marsh,  Alfred  Stanley 
Campling,  William  Charles 
Kennedy,  Horas  Tristram 
Lias,  Ronald  John  Mortlock 
Gossling,  Brian  Stephen 

Don,  Archibald  William  Robertson 

Bullock,  Christopher  Llewellyn 
Pinsent,  David  Hume 

1  Rayleigh  Prize,  1913. 

'?,  Frank  Smart  Student,  GonvlUe  and  Caius  College. 


TRINITY   COLLEGE.  1173 

Thomson,  George  Paget 

Buriiaby,  John 

Butler,  Gordon  Kerr  Montagu 

Butcher,  William  Guy  Deane 

Pickthorn,  Kenneth  William  Murray 

Shanks,  Edward  Buxton 

Whitehorn,  Roy  Drummond 

Winn,  Charles  Edgar 

Proudman,  Joseph 

Glauert,  Hermann 

Shaw,  Albert 

Adam,  Neil  Kensington 

Wootton,  John  Wesley 

Smith,  Richard 

Dorward,  Alan  James 

Chandra,  Ram 

Mortlock,  William  Frederick  Walter 

Hopley,  Geoffrey  William  Vander  Byl 

Day,  Maurice  Charles 

Wardley,  Geoffrey  Charles  Norton 

Broadhead,  Henry  Dan 


Senior  Scholars,  Undergraduates. 

Cart-,  Edward  Hallett 

Philip,  Eric  Wells 

Thomson,  James  Oliver 

Bowman,  Frank 

Llewelyn  Davies,  Roland  Arthur 

Evans,  Percy 

Farren,  William  Scott 

Ade,  Frank  Charles 

Spragg,  Charles  Edward  Wright 

Payton,  Wilfrid  Hugh 

Schreiner,  Oliver  Deneys 

Smart,  William  Marshall 

Buxton,  Edward  North 
Clarke,  Sydney  Herbert 
Meyrick,  Evan  Eckhard 
Wakeford,  Edward  Kingsley 
Bailey,  Wilfrid  Norman 
Lawrence,  William  Henry  Arthur 
Lupton,  Hugh  Ralph 


1174  TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


Entrance  Scholars. 


Rhodes,  Edmund  Cecil 
Moloiiy,  Brian  Charles 
Part,  Gerald  Meyrick 

+*Sedgwick,  Richard  Romney 

des  Graz,  Charles  Geoffrey  Maurice 

Hamilton,  Edward  William 
t  Henry,  Douglas  Cecil 

Lycett,  Cyril  Vernon  Lechmere 

Willink,  Henry  Urmston 
t  Sanders,  Leslie  Yorath 
fPoUard,  Samuel 

tDufton,  Arthur  Felix 
UUman,  Richard  Barker 
Barrowclough,  Sidney 
Chambers,  William  Frederick  Arthur 
Hopkinson,  Eric  Dawson 
Lucas,  Frank  Lawrence 
Mercer,  Eric  Dawson 
Barnett,  Benjamin  Lewis 
Marsden,  Charles  Arthur 
Hogben,  Lancelot  Thomas 
Maybrook,  Walter  Richard 


f  With  Subsizarship.  *  Westminster  Exhibitioner. 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1175 


FOEMER  FELLOWS    OF    THE    COLLEGE 

IVhose  names  remain  on  the  College  Boards  {with  the  dates  of  their  election). 


4    Bowring,  Frederick  Hermann ,  M. A. 
0    Davies,     Rev.     John     Llewelyn, 

M.A. 
qI  Wilkinson,  Rev.  Michael  Marlow 

Urafreville,M.A. 
6   Sale,  George  Samuel,  M.A. 
"Pemberton,  Rev.  Thomas  Percy, 

M.A. 
Hardy,    Rev.    Thomas     William, 

M.A. 
)7    Gray,  Rev.  Charles,  M.A. 

8  Green,     Rev.    Robert   Charles, 
M.A. 

9  ^Gilbert,   Rev.   Thomas  Morrell, 

M.A. 
4  Clark,  Edwin  Charles,  LL.D. 
^McClellan,   Rev.   John    Brown, 

M.A. 
"Brown,  Rev.  Frederick,  M.A. 
0 '  Rouse,  Edward  Peake,  M  A. 
8  Woods,  Matthew  Snooke  Grosvenor, 

M.A. 
9, lOTawney,  Charles  Henry,  M.A. 
1 11  Taylor,  Sedley,  M.A. 

Crosthwaite,  Rt.  Rev.  Robert  Jarratt, 

Bishop  of  Beverley,  M.A. 

'-  Young,  Sir  George,  Bart.,  M.A. 

S^^Kitchener,  Francis  Elliott,  M.A. 

and  LL.M. 
4 14  Leeke,    Rev.     Edward     Tucker, 
M.A. 


i5,io,9Sidgwick,  Arthur,  M.A. 

16.17  Turn  bull,    William    Peverill,      1865 

M.A. 
i«Moule,  Rt.    Rev.  Handley    Carr 
Glyn,    D.D.,    Lord    Bishop    of 
Durham. 
i-'Rayleigh,   Lowi,    Sc.D.,    F.R.S.,  1866 

O.M. 
•^ONiven,  Sir  William  Davidson,       1867 

M.A.,K.C.B.,  F.R.S. 

10.21  Humphreys,    Rev.    Alfred 
Edward,    M.A. 

10.22  Pollock,  Sir   Frederick,   Bart.,  1868 
M.A.,  F.B.A. 

2aNiven,  Charles,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
2iColvin,  Sir  Sidney,  M.A. 
Daniell,  Francis  Henry  1869 

Blackburne, M.A. 
25  Christie,  Sir  VVm.  H.   Mahoney, 

M.A..F.R.S.,  K.C.B. 
*^  Rawlins,  William  Donaldson,  M.A. 
Stewart,  Aubrey,  M.A.  1870 

Birks,   Rev.  Edward   Bickersteth, 

M.A. 
Pryor,  Marlborough  Robert,  M.A. 
Thomson,  John  Maitland,  M.A. 
2" Lamb,    Horace,   M.A.,  Sc.D.,        1871 

F.R.S. 
27  Hart,  Harry,  M.A.  1872 

Fawcus,  John  George,  M.A.  1873 

28 Mason,  Rev.  Arthur  James,  D.D. 


1  Hon.  Canon,  Norwich. 

2  Formerly  Hudson.  Late  Tutor.  Prebendary  of 
York. 

3  Hon.  Canon,  Carlisle. 

4  Hegius  Professor  of  Civil  Law.  Professorial 
Fellow  of  St  John's  College. 

5  Priaolpal  of  the  Royal  Agricultural  College, 
Cirencester . 

«  Hon .  Canon  of  Durham 

7  Formerly  Mathematical  Master  at  Eton  Col- 
lege. 

8  King's  Counsel. 

9  Formerly  Bell  Scholar. 

10  Formerly  University  Scholar. 

11  Formerly  Librarian. 

12  One  of  H.M.  Charity  Commissioners  for  Eng- 
land and  Wales  under  the  provisions  of  the 
Endowed  Schools  Acts. 

i:!  Formerly  Head  Master  of  High  School,  New- 
castle under  Lyme. 

14  Formerly  Tyrwhiti  Scholar.  Canon  and  Sub- 
Dean  of  Lincoln  Cathedral 


16  Formerly  one  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

17  L..te  Pellowxf  St  Catharine's  College. 

18  Late  Norrisian  Professor  of  Divinity.  Late 
Principal  ol  Kidley  Hall.  Hon.  Fellow  of  St 
Catharine's  College. 

19  Honorary  Fellow.  Chancellor  of  the  UnlTer- 
sity.     (.ate  Professor  of  Experimental  Physics. 

20  Formerly  Director  of  Studies,  Royal  Naval 
CoilPite,  Greenwich.     K.C.B. 

•Jl  Hon.  Canon  of  Norwich. 

•22  Honorary  LL.D. of  Edinburgh. 

23  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Aberdeen  . 

24  Keeper  of  Crints  and  Drawings  in  the  British 
Museum.     Formerly  Slade  Professor  of  Fine  Art. 

25  A»ironomer  Royal,  1881— 1910. 

26  Formerly  Professor  ol  Mathematics  in  the 
(  nivrrsity  of  Adelaide;  Professor  of  Mathe- 
nmtiCH  at  the  Owens  Collt-Ke,  Manchester.  Royal 
Medal,  1903.     Hon.  Sc.D.  Oxford. 

27  Prof.-»sor  of  Mathematics,  Ro' al  MiUlftry 
Aradeiny,  Woolwich 

28  Canon  of  Canterbury,  Late  Master  of  Pem- 
broke College,  formerly  Lady  Margaret  Pro- 
fessor of  Divinity. 


1176 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1874iRichaidson,Ven.  John  Gray,  M.A, 
1875*  Meek,  William  Alfred,  M.A. 

8.4  Leaf,  Walter,  M.A.,  Litt.D. 

3, 5, 6  Butcher,  John  George,  M.A. 

7  Rendall,  Rev.  Gerald  Henry,  B.D. 
1876 8  Cox,  John,  M.A. 

9  Gow,  Rev.  James,  Litt.  D. 

1877  ^°  Lewis,  Thomas  Crompton,  M  .A. 

Balfour,   Rt  Hon.  Gerald    Wm., 
M.A. 

1878  Heathcote,  William  Edward, M.A. 
Macaulay,  George  Campbell,  M.A. 

iiPoynting,  John  Henry,  Sc.i)., 
F  R  S 

1879  Michell,  Walter  Gordon,  M.A. 
Smith,  Rt  Hon.  J  ames  Parker,  M.A . 

1880  5, 12 Arnold,  Edward  Vernon,  Litt  D. 
1881 13 Forsyth,  Andrew  Russell 

1882  "  Heath,  Robert  Samuel,  M.A. 
Steinthal,  Alfred  Ernest,  M.A. 
5,10  VVestcottjRev.  Frederick  Brooke, 
D.D. 
1883 16  Wyse,  William,  M.A. 

^Davies,  Charles  Llewellyn,  M.A. 
I'Sorley,  William  Ritchie,  M.A. 
1884  18  Wilson,  Sir  Henry  Francis,  M.A., 
K.C.M.G. 
i^Carey,  Frank  Stanton,  M.A. 
20  Piatt,  John  Arthur,  M.A. 
18862iTurner,  Herbert  Hall,  M.  A.,F.R.S. 
22Heath,  Sir  Thomas  Little,   Sc.D., 
K.C.B.,  F.R.S. 


Lachlan,  Robert,  Sc.D. 
'^Gallop,  Edward  Gurner,  M.A. 
24  Leathes,  Stanley  Mordaunt,  M.A 
^^Callendar,    Hugh     Longbourne, 
M.A.,  F.RS. 
Sheppard,    William    Fleetwood, 

M.A.,  LL.M.,Sc.D. 
Workman,  Walter  Percy,  M.A. 
'^  Macnaghten,  Hugh  Vibart,  M.A. 
27Hort,  Sir  Arthur  Fenton,  Bart.. 
M.A. 
Bury,  Henry,  M.A. 
28 Dixon,  Alfred  Cardew,  Sc.D. 
-^ Smith,   Sir    Henry   Babington, 

M.A.,  K.C.B.,  C.S.L 
=^"Gilson,  Robert  Gary,  M.A. 
3i.S2Brunyate,  William  Edwin,  M.A.  1 
33 Mackenzie,  John  Stuart,  Litt.D. 

34  Dyson,  Frank  Watson,M.A.,r.R.  S . 

35  Walker,  Gilbert  Thomas^  Sc.D., 

F.R.S. 
36 Thomas,  Frederick  William,  M.A.I 
37Dufton,  Samuel  Felix,  M.A. 
^8Davies,  Gilbert  Austin,  M.A. 
39  Cook,  Arthur  Bernard,  M.A. 

Nicholson,  Reynold  Alleyne,  Litt.D 

Davies,  Crompton  Llewelyn,  M.A.  1 
40Cowell,PhilipHerbert,M.A.,F.R.S 

Moore,  Rev.  Daniel  Henry,  M.A. 

Sanger,  Charles  Percy,  M.A. 

Russell,   Hon.   Bertrand   Arthur 
William,  M.A  ,  F.R.S. 


1  Archdeacon  of  Nottingham. 

2  Kecorder  of  York. 

3  Formerly  University  Scholar. 

4  Hon.  Litt.D.  Oxford. 

6  Formerly  Bell  Scholar. 

6  King's  Counsel.     MP.  for  York. 

7  Master  of  Charterhouse  school. 

8  Late  Wardenof  Cavendish  College;  Late  Pro- 
fessor of  Phy«ics,  Montreal. 

9  Head  Master  of  Westminster. 

10  Director  of  Public  Instruction  United  Pro- 
vinces of  Agra  and  Oudh. 

11  Professor  of  Physics  in  the  University  of 
Birmingham.    Royal  Medal,  190.5. 

12  Professor  of  Latin.  University  College.  North 
Wales. 

18  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Imperial  College 
of  Science  and  Technology,  South  Kensington. 
Late  Sadleirian  Professor  of  Pure  Mathematics. 
Smith's  Prizeman,  1881.  Hon.  Sc.D.  Oxford, 
Dublin  and  Victoria.  Hon.  LL.D.  Glasgow.  Hon. 
Math.D.  Christiania.  Hon.  LL.D.  Aberdeen.  Hon. 
D.Sc.  Liverpool.    Royal  Medal,  1897. 

14  Vice-Principal,  Registrar  and  Professor  ot 
Mathematics  of  the  University  of  Birmingham. 

15  Archdeacon  of  Norwich 

16  Chancellor's  Classical  Medallist.  Browne 
Scholar,  1880.  Waddington  Scholar,  1881.  Late 
Professor  of  Greek,  University  College,  London. 

17  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy.  Fellow  of 
King's  College. 

18  Late  Secretary  to  the  Administration  of  the 
Orange  River  Colony. 

19  Professor  of  Mathematics  in  University  Col- 


lege, Liverpool. 

20  »'rof.  of  Greek,  University  College,  London. 

21  Saviliau  Professor  of  Astronomy  in  the  Uni- 
versity of  Oxford.  Late  Chief  Assistant,  Royal 
Observatory,  Greenwich. 

22  Joint  Permanent  Secretary  to  the  Treasury 
and  Auditor  of  the  Civil  List. 

23  Fellow  of  GouvUle  and  Cains  College. 

24  Chancellor's  Classical  Medallist.  Formerly 
Abbott  Scholar  and  Bell  Scholar.  Civil  Service 
Commission 

9.5  Professor  of  Physics,  Royal  College  of 
Science.  Bell  Scholar,  1883.  Rumford  Medal, 
1906.  26  Craven  Scholar,  1883. 

27  Assiftint  Master  at  Harrow  School. 

28  Smith's  Prizeman,  1888.  Prol.  of  Mathe- 
matics, Queen's  College,  Belfast. 

29  President  of  the  National  Bank  of  Turkey. 

30  Head  Master  of  King  Edward  VI.  School, 
Birmingham. 

31  Smith's  Prizeman,  1890. 

32  Khedivial  Counsellor.  ' 

33  Professor  of  Moral  Philosophy,  Cardiff. 

84  Astronomer  Royal,  formerly  Astronomer 
Royal  for  .Scotland. 

35  Superintendent  Indian  Meteorological  De- 
partment, Simla.  I 

36  Librarian,  India  Office.  ij 
;     37  H.M.  Inspector  of  Schools.  i, 

38  Professor  of  Greek,  Glasgow  University.  Por. 
son  Scholar,  1888.  . 

39  Fellow  of  Queens' College. 

'     40  Chief  Assistant,  Greenwich  Observatory.  Hon. 
I   \).sc,  Oxford. 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1177 


Tuckett,  Ivor  Lloyd,  M.A.,  M.D. 

B        Stamp,  John  Herbert,  M.A. 
)6    Adie,  Walter  Sibbald,  M.A. 

iWhittaker, Edmund  Taylor.M.A., 

F.R.S. 
2  Nairn,   Eev.    John   Arbuthnot, 
Litt.D.,  B.D. 
)7  ^  Lawrence,    Frederick    William 

Pethick,  M.A. 
)8    Moore,  (jeorge  Edward,  M.A. 

Trevelyan,  George  Macaulay,  M.A. 
)6  ^Townsend,  John  Sealy  Edward, 
M.A.,  F.R.S. 
Wright,  Robert  Alderson,  M.A. 
5Blenkin,Rev.GeorgeWilfrid,M.A. 
lO^Strutt,   Hon.  Robert  John,  M.A., 
F.R.S. 
Walker,  George  Walker 
'1  7Wilson,HaroldAlbert,M.A.,  F.R.S. 
Jeans,  James  Hopwood,  M.A., 
F.R.S. 


Bevan,  Penry  Vaughan,  Sc.D.  1902 

8  Smyth,   Austin  Edward  Arthur 

Watt,  M.A. 

9  Richardson,  Owen  Willians,  M.A. 
10 Pollock,  Frederick  John,  M.A. 
iiWebb,  Herbert  Anthony,  M.A.        1903 
1'^  Macgregor,     David    Hutchinson,  1904 

M.A. 
13  Rennie,  William,  M.A. 
Campbell,  Norman  Robert,  Sc.D. 
I'^Garnett,  James    Clerk    Maxwell,  1906 

M.A. 
i'  Bateman,  Harry,  M.A. 
Lamplough,   Francis  Edward 

Everard,  M.A. 
Turner,  Arthur  Charlewood,  M.A. 
Mottram,  Vernon  Henry,  M.A.  1907 

Lamb,  Walter  Rangeley  Maitland, 

M.A. 
16  Mercer,  James,  M.A.  1909 


Members  not  on  the  Foundation. 
NOBLEMEN. 

The  Right  Honourable  Lord  Rayleigh,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 

Chancellor  of  the  University  17, 


CM. 


Lord 
Lord 
Lord 
Lord 
Lord 
Lord 
Lord 
Lord 
Lord 
Lord 
Lord 
Lord 
Lord 
Lord 


D.D. 

Bishop  of  Newfoundland. 
Bishop  of  Newcastle. 
Bishop  of  Beverley. 
Bishop  of  Durham. 
Bishop  of  Islington. 
Bishop  of  Argentina. 
Archbishop  of  Brisbane. 
Bisliopof  Victoria,  Hong  Kong 
Bishop  of  Zululand. 
Bishop  of  Woolwich. 
Bishop  of  Guildford. 
Bishop  of  Norwich,  C.V.O. 
Bishop  of  Lichfield 
Bishop  of  Nyasaland. 


LL.D. 

isViscount  Cross,  G.C.B. 
li'Lord  Walsingham,  F.R.S. 
^Earl  of  Crewe,  E.G. 
Duke  of  Devonshire. 

21  Lord  Ashcombe. 

22  Lord  Eversley. 
Karl  of  Home,  K.T. 
Lord  Rollo. 

Lord  Wimborne. 
Earl  of  Mexborough. 
Viscount  Cobham. 
Lord  de  Saumarez. 


1  Tyson  Medal,  1896.  Smith's  Prizeman,  1897. 
Frofeseor  of  Mathematics,  Edinburgh  University, 

2  Pitt  Scholar,  1893.  Head  Master  of  Merchant 
Taylors'  School. 

3  Smith's  Prizeman,  1896. 

4  Fellow  of  New  College  andWykeham  Professor 
of  Physics,  Oxford. 

5  Formerly  Bell  Scholar. 

6  Coutts  Trotter  Student,  1898.  Professor  of 
Physics,  Royal  College  of  Science. 

7  Professor  of  Physics,  Ottawa  University. 

8  Browne  Scholar,  1898.     Craveu  Scholar,  1899. 

9  Professor  of  Physics,  Princeton,  U.S.A. 
Coutts  Trotter  Student,  1900.  Clerk  Maxwell 
Scholar,  1904. 

10  Earl  of  Derby  Student,  1900. 

11  Smith's  Prizeman,  1904. 


12  Burney  Prize,  1901. 

13  Person  Scholar,  1900.  Craven  Scholar,  l»oi. 
First  Chancellor's  Classical  Medal,  1902.  Lecturer 
in  Latin  at  Edinburgh  University. 

14  Smith's  Prizeman,  1904. 
l.^  Smith's  Prizeman,  1905. 

16  Fellow  of  Christ's  College. 

17  Late  Professor  of  Experimental  Physios. 
Lord  Lieutenant  of  Essex.  Royal  Medal,  1882, 
Hon,  D.Sc.  Leeds. 

18  Late  Secretary  of  State  for  India. 
IS)  High  Steward  of  the  University. 
•JO  Secrntary  of  State  for  the  Colonies. 

21  Late  Second  Church  Estate  Commissioner. 

22  Formerly  M.P.  lor  Bradford.  LatePre»identof 
the  l^ocal  Snvernmeni  Koaid.  Lnlr  First  Cnm- 
ini*sioner  of  Works.    Late  Postmaster-General. 

50 


1178 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1  Lord  Alveratone,  K.B.,  G.C.M.G. 

2  Lord  Fitzmaurice. 
Lord  Kinnaird. 
Lord  Hollenden 

Lord    James    Arthur    Wellington 
Foley  Butler. 

3  Earl  of  Clarendon,  G.C.B. 

Lord  Charles  Frederick   Brudenell 
Bruce. 
*  Lord  Dunedin  of  Stenton. 

Earl  Waldegrave. 

Rev.  Lord  James  Theobald  Bagot 
John  Butler. 
«Earl  of  Kintore,  G.C.M.G. 

Earl  Fortescue. 

Viscount  Esher,  G.C.V.O.,  G.C.B. 

Lord  Manners. 

Lord  Latymer,  &  LL.M. 

Lord  Leigh. 
6  Earl  Spencer. 


Lord  Vaux  of  Harrowden. 
Lord  Glenconner. 
Lord  Oranmore. 
Karl  of  Stradbroke. 
Lord  Allendale. 
Lord  Armstrong. 
Earl  of  Ancaster. 
Viscount  Newport. 
Lord  O'Hagan. 

LL,M. 

Lord  Belper. 

Earl  Grey,  G.C.M.G.,  V.O. 

B.A. 

Baron  Rochdale 
^Earl  Lytton 
Lord  Hindlip 


D.D. 
^Montg-omery,  Rt.   Rev.   Henry 

Hutchinson 
■9  Murray , Rev.  John  Owen  Farquhar 
^"Askwith,  Rev.  Edward  Harrison 
11  Foakes- Jackson,   Rev.  Frederick 

John 
12 Burn,  Rev.  Andrew  Ewbank 
Scott-Moncrieflf, Rev. Charles  Elliott 
Frere,  Rev.  Walter  Howard 
Sparrow  Simpson, Rev.  William  John 
13  Donaldson,  Rev.  Stuart  Alexandei 
i^Lyttelton,  Hon.  Rev.  Edward 
Winstanley,  Rev.  Edward  William 

Hon.  D.D. 

15 Leigh,  Hon.  &  Very  Rev,  James 

Wentworth 
16  Lawrance,  Very  Rev.  Walter  John 

LL.D. 

I'Vesey.Ven.  Francis  Gerald,  &M.A. 
Rae-Arnot,  Henry 
Freshfield,  Edwin,  &  M.A. 
Everest,  Lancelot  Fielding,  &  M.A. 


Campbell, Frederick  Gordon  Bluett, 
&M.A. 
18  Lawrence,  Basil  Edwin,  &  M.A. 
Bayne,  William  Thirlwall 
wPennefather,  Frederic  William 
I    Mayo,  Rev.  James,  &  B.D. 
aoM'Clure,  Sir  John  David,  &  M.A. 
Lax,  William  Greenwell,  &  M.A. 

21  White,  James  Dundas,  &  M.A. 
Marten,  Alfred  Amberson  Barring- 
ton,  &  M.A. 

Moss-Blundell,  Frederick  Blundell, 
M.A. 

22  Baty,  Thomas 

Hon.  LL.D. 

French,  Lieut.  General  Sir  John 
Denton  Pinkstone,  G.C.V.O., 
K.C.M.G. 

M.D. 

Hodgkinson,  David  Hinckley 
Hollis,  William  Ainslie 
Fenwick,  John  Charles  James 


1  Lord  Chief  Justice  of  England.    Hon.  LL.D. 
Aberdeen. 

2  Under  Secretary  for  Foreign  Affairs. 

3  Lord  Lieutenant  of  Herts. 

4  Lord  Justice  General  of  Scotland. 

6  LateRovernorof  South  Australia.  Hon.LL.D, 

6  Lord  Chamberlain. 

7  Winchester  Reading  Prize,  1898. 

8  Formerly  Bishop  of  Tasmania. 

9  Late  Fellow  of  Emmanuel.    Master  of  Selwyn 
College. 

10  Norrisian  Priie,  1898.    Formerly  Chaplain. 

11  Fellow  of  Jesus  College. 

12  Prebendary  of  LichBeld. 


13  Master  of  Magdalene  College. 

14  Head  Master  of  Eton  College. 
1.5  Dean  of  Hereford. 

16  Bean  of  St  Albans. 

17  ArchdeHCon  of  Huntingdon. 

18  Yorke   Prizeman,  1883.     Joint  Board  of  Ex- 
amination, Inns  of  Court. 

19  Formerly   Judge  of   the  Supreme  Court  of 
Justice,  New  Zealand. 

20  Head  Master  of  Mill  Hill  School. 

21  M.P.  for  Dumbartonshire. 

22  D.C.L.,  and  late  Fellowof  University  College, 
Oxford,  Whewell  Scholar,  1903. 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1179 


iGaskell,  Walter  Holbrook,  F.R.S. 
aStirling,  Edward  Charles,  &  Sc.D., 
F.R.S. 
Street,  Alfred  Francis,  &  M.A. 
Habershon,  Samuel   Herbert, 

&M.A. 
Davies,  Arthur  Templer 
Humphry,  Laurence,  &  M.A. 
Schacht,  Frank  Frederick 
Morrice,  George  Gavin,  &  M.A. 
Head, Henry, &  M.A. 
Weber,  Frederick  Harkes,  &  M.A. 
Fletcher,  Herbert  Morley,  &  M.A. 
Dal  ton,  James   Henry   Chesshyre. 

&M.A. 
Gordon,  William ,  &  M.A. 
Batten,  Frederick  Eustace,  &  M.A. 
Arkwright,  Joseph  Arthur, &  M.A. 
Phear,  Arthur  George 
Martley,  Francis  Charles,  &  M.A. 
Foster,  Michael  George,  6c  M.A. 
Murray,  George  Redmayne,  &  M.A. 
Tickell,  Henry  Maurice,  &  M.A. 
Smith,  Horace,  &  M.A. 
Reddard,  Arthur  Phillip,  &  M.A. 
^Cobbett,  Louis,  &  M.A. 
Thompson,  Arthur  Hugh 
Yeld,  Reginald  Arthur,  &  M.A. 
Ormerod,  Ernest  William,  &  M.  A . 
Hill, Arthur  Croft,  &  M.A. 
Sandilands,  John  Edward,  &  M.A. 
Strong,  Walter  Mersh,  &  M.A. 
Garratt,  George  Campbell 
Scott,  Hon.   George   Hepburne, 

&M.A. 
Rashleigh,  John  Cosmo  Stuart,  & 

M.A. 
Griinbaum,  Otto  Fritz  Frankau,  & 

M.A. 
Brenan,    Alexander    Richard 

Micklethwait,  &  M.A. 
Maiden,  Walter,  &  M.A. 
Hutchinson,  Frederick  Arundel 

Stewart,  &  M.A. 
4  White,  John  Douglas  Campbell, & 

M.A. 
Miller,  Charles  Hewitt,  &  M.A. 
Alexander,  James  Finlay,  &  M.A. 
Orton,  George  Harrison,  &  M.A. 
Killick,  Charles,  &  M.A. 
Tod,  Hunter  Finlay,  &  M.A. 
Pearson,  John  Sidney,  (fe  M.A. 


I>)avies,  Hugh  Morriston,  &  M.A., 
M.C. 

Clarke,  Henry  Herbert,  &  M.A. 

Dale,  Henry  HaUett,  &  M.A. 

Graham,  John  Charles  William, 
&  M.A. 

Wakefield,  Arthur  William,  &  M.A, 

Brunwin,  Alan  Deed,  &  M.A. 

Birkett,  HenryJamesDilkes,&M.A. 

Bulstrode,  Charles  Victor,  &  M.A. 

Miller,  Arthur  Hallowes,  &  M.A. 

Lee,  William  Emerson,  &  M.A. 

Hulbert,Henry Louis  Powell, (feM.A. 

Shufflebotham,  Frank,  &  M.A. 

Henry,  Sydney  Alexander,  &  M.A. 

Cow,  Douglas  Vernon,  &  M.A. 

Freshwater,   John  Douglas  Hope. 
&  M.A. 

Walker.   Robert  Wynne    Stanley, 
&M.A. 

Buckley,  John  Philip,  &  M.A. 

Clayton,  Frank,  &  M.A. 

Graham,  George,  &  M.A. 

Hamill,  Philip,  &  M.A. 

Burrell,  Lancelot  Stephen  Topham, 
&M.A. 

Grant,  Montagu  Frederick,  &  M.A. 
ScD, 
°  Nicholson,  Joseph  Shield,  F.B.A. 
fiBower,  Frederick  Orpen,  F.R.S. 
7  Lea,  Arthur  Sheridan,  F.R.S. 
^  Green,  Joseph  Reynolds 

Scott,  Alexander,  F.R.S. 

Western,  Alfred  Edward 

Arber,  Edward  Alexander  Newell 
.  Assheton,  Richard 

Litt.D. 
Herford,  Charles  Harold 
England,  Edwin  Bourdieu 
Bury,  Rev.  Robert  Gregg 
^McKerrow,  Ronald  Brunlees 
lOThompson.D'Arcy  Wentworth,C.  B. 

Mus.  U. 
"Stanford,  Sir  Charles  Villiers 
Faning,  Eaton 
Vaughan- Williams,  Ralph 
Speer,  William  Henry 

Hon.  Mus.D. 
i'-^  Parry, Sir  Charles  HubertHastings, 

c.v.o. 


1  Follow  of  Trinity  Hall.    Royal  Medal,  1889. 

2  Lecturer  on  PhyitioloKy,  Adelaide  UnWersitv 

3  Professor  of  Pathology,  (Jniversity  of  Shef- 
field. 

4  Burney  Prize,  1895. 

6  Profesfor  of  Political  Economy  in  the  TJni- 
versUy  of  Edinburgh. 

6  Professor  of  Botany  in  the  University  of 
Glasgow. 


7  Fellow  of  Gonvilleand  Caius  College. 

8  Fellow  of  Downing  College. 

9  Chancellor's  Medal,  English  Poem,  1895. 

10  Professor  of  Natural  History,  University 
College,  Dundee. 

11  Professor  of  Music. 

12  Professor  of  Musirnl  Historv  at  the  Royal 
College  of  Music.  Cboragus  of  the  UnlvirsHy  of 
Oxford . 

50—2 


1180 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


B.D, 
Daubney,  Rev.  Williara  Heaford 
1  Cronin,  Rev.  Harry  Stovell 

M.A. 

1842    Roch,  Nicholas  Adamson 

1846  Nelson,    Hon.  and   Rev.  John 

Horatio 

1847  2  Wood,  Hon.  Thomas  Lett 

Rastrick,  George 

1848  Richardson,  Rev.  John 

1849  Simpson,  Rev.  James  Harvey 
Fenn,  Rev.  Christopher  Cyprian 
Tailby,  William  Ward 

1850  Lom ax, Thomas 
Bendyshe,  Hev.  Richard 
Major,  Pryce  Athawes 
Marillier,  Rev.  Jacob  Francis 

1851  Smyth,  Rev.  James  Grenville 
Clay,  Henry 

1852  3Rarasden,  Sir  John    William, 

Bart. 
Hooper,  Rev.  Robert  Poole 

1853  Prescott,  Rev.  George  Frederick 
Bryant,  Henry  Strickland 
Pemberton,  Rev. Charles  Leigh 
Pellew,  Henry  Edward 

Bliss,  Rev.  William  Blowers 

1854  Upperton,  Rev.  Charles  Stuart 
Butler,  Spencer  Perceval 
Wilson,  Rev.  James  Allen 
Rendel,  Sir  Alexander  Meadows, 

K.C.LE. 
4 Holroyd, Sir  Edward  Dundas 
Lyon,  Rev.  Ralph  John 
Moorsom-Mitchinson-Maude,  Con- 

stantine  Richard 
Baldry,  Alfred 
Wood,  Charles 
Gill,  Rev.  John 
1856   Locock,  Rev.  Alfred  Henry 

Perring,  Rev.  Sir  Philip,  Bart. 
Angell,  William 

Becher,  Sir  John  Wrixon,  Bart. 
Chippindall,  Rev.  William 
Christie,  William  Langham 
Duckworth,  Rev.    William 

Arthur 


Pepys,  Rev.  Herbert  George 
Plummer,  Charles 
Holgate,  Wyndham 
Middlemore-Whithard,Rev.Thomas 

Middlemore 
Young,  Francis  ig 

Nicholson,  Rev.  Henry  Donaldson 
Biddell,  Sidney 
Atkinson,  Rev.  Frederic 
Ayscough,  Rev.  Thomas  Ayscough 
^  Elphinstone,  Sir  Howard  Warburton,  ig 

Bart. 
Bramley-Moore,    Rev.    William 


18 


Perkins,  Henry 
Monro,  Rev.  Horace  George 
Bates,  Rev.  Alfred  Naunton 
Bramwell,  Rev.  Addison 
F.Uiot,  Rev.  Henry  Lettsom 
Johnson,  Rev.  John 

6  Blagden,  Rev.  Henry 
Jeffcoat,  Rev.  Tom 
Wood,  Rev.  Andrew 

Proby,   Rev.   William    Henry 

Baptist 
Ferguson -Davie,     Sir     William 

Augustus,  Bart.,  C.B. 
Pares,  John 
Buxton,  Sir  Thomas  Fowell,  Bart. 

G.C.M.G. 
Thornton,  Rev.  William  Henry 
Dent,  William  Dent 
Challis,  Rev.  James  Law 
Hay,  Charles  Anderson 

7  Aj^new,  Sir  Stair  Andrew 
Wigan,  Rev.  Septimus 
Lawson,  Rev.  Frederick  Pike 
Hadow,  Reginald  Townshend 
ffblkes,  George  Howe  Browne 
Stone,  Henry 

Meares,  Hugh 

Ashley,  Hon.  Anthony  LioneJ 

George 
Nix,  Edward  Winckelmann 
Vaughan- Williams,  Rev.  Edward 

Fraser 
Vincent,  Rev.  Edward  Odell 
Perry,  Rev.  George 
Jones,  Daniel 

Lee,  Rev.  Thomas  William 
Bevan,  Richard  Alexander 


1  FeUow  of  Trinity  Hall. 

2  Late  Chiprjusiiceoi  Bermuda.  Puisne  Judge 
of  SitiKupore. 

3  Formerly  Onder- Secretary  for  War. 


4  Judgre  of  Victoria. 

5  Porrriprlv  LiSrRnan  . 

6  Hon.  Canon  of  Christ  Church,  Oxford. 

7  Registrar  General  for  Scotland.    K.C.B. 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1181 


Sulivan,  Rev.  John  Filmer 
Smith,  Alfred 

Moorsom,  William  Frederick 
Arkwright,  Richard 
Bartleet,  Rev.  Samuel  Edwin 
>1    Woodmass,  Montagu 
Hales,  John 

Gay,  Rev.  Alfred  Henry 
Tyrwhitt    Drake,     Rev.     William 

Thomas 
Sheppard,  Rev.  Henry    Alexander 

Graham 
Brooks,  Henry 
)2   Gator,    Rev.    William  Lumley 

Bertie 
Clarke,  Spencer 
Alford,  Rev.  Bradley  Hurt 

1  Latham,  William 
Fearon,  Francis 
Harrison,  James 

2  Williams,    Joshua    Strang-e,    & 

LL.M. 
Hoffman,   Henry    Westwood,   &c 

M.B. 
Ward,  Richard 
Deverell,  William  Henry 
Rowe,  Rev.  Alfred  William 
>3    Hudson,  Rev.  William 
Heale,  Rev.  James  Newton 

3  Stirling,  Rt.  Hon.  Sir  James 
Fisher,  Rev.  Frederick  Horatio 
Willington,  Rev.  John  Ralph 
Sayer- Mil  ward.    Rev.    William 

Carlisle 

4  Bothamley,  Ven.  Hilton 
'^Buszard,  Marston  Clarke,  & 

LL.M. 
34    Whitaker,  Rev.  George  A yton 
Howard,  Rev.  "William  Wathen 
Divett,  Edward  Ross 
Jones,  Rev.  George  Haines 
8  Ward,   Sir    William    Erskine, 

K.C.S.L 
7Channell,  Sir  Arthur  Mosely 
^Aldis,  William  Steadman 
Clark,  Rev.  Henry 
Whalley.Paul 
Bower,  Henry  Syndercorabe 


Shepherd,  Rev.   Charles 

William 
Newbon,    Charles    Evans,   & 

LL.M. 
Morse,  Rev.  Herbert  George 
Morland,  John  Thornhill 
Stewart,  Charles  Poyntz 
Wilson,  Rev.  William  Reginald 
Holmes,  John  Archer 
Hanson,  Rev.  Hesketh  1865 

Clowes,  Rev.  Albert 
Powell,  Maurice 
Allen,  Rev.  Edward  Henry 
Mabson,  John 

Dalrymple,  Sir  Charles,  Bart. 
Tooth,  Rev.  Arthur 
Hankey,  Sydney  Alers 
Wallace,  Francis  James  Agnew 
Elliot,  Rev.  Frederick  Ellrington 
Scott,  Frederick  Henry 
Bazley,    Sir  Thomas  Sebastian, 

Bart. 
Johnston,  Rev.  George  Thompson    1866 
Weston,  George 
Henty,  Walter 
Clowes,  Rev.  George 
Pratt,  Rev.  James  Weston 
Hawkins,  Rev.  Robert  McLeod 
Glennie,  William  Hobson 
Cope,  Thomas 

Hamilton,  Rev.  Charles  James 
Hardcastle,  Henry 
Hankey, Rev.  Montagu 
^Thynne,  Rev.  Arthur  Barugh 
Thomas,  Rev.  George  James 
Waddell,  Thomas  Busby 
Crewdson,  Rev.  George 
Hervey,  Rev.  John  Frederick 

Arthur 
Madan,  Rev.  Nigel 
Smith-Marriott,  Rev.  Hugh  Forbes 
Stenning,  Rev.  George  Covey 
Bathurst,  Rev.   William 

Addington 
Gaskell,  Rt.  Hon.  Charles  George 

Milnep 
Usborne,  Thomas 
lODalton,  Rev.  John  Neale 


1  King's  Counsel. 

2  Judge  of  Supreme  Court,  New  Zealand,  and 
Chancellor's  Medalligt  for  Legal  Studies,  18»9. 

3  Lord  Justice  of  Appeal,  1900—1906. 

4  Archdeacon  of  Bath . 

6  King's  Counsel.     Recorder  of  Derby.    Chan- 
cellor's Medallist  lor  Legal  Studies.  1863. 
C  Late  Chief  Commigsioner  of  Aasam. 


7  Judge  of  the  High  Court  of  Juitice,  King's 
Bench  Division. 

8  Late   Principal  of,  and   Professor  of  Mathe* 
matics  In  Auckland  College,  New  Zealand. 

9  Prebendary  of  Salisbury. 

10  Canon  of  Windsor,  Crosse  Scholar,  1884,  and 
Scbolefleld  Prizeman,  1864. 


1182 


TEINITT  COLLEGE. 


1867  ^  Hughes,  Thomas  McKenny, 

F.R.S. 
Turnbull,  Rev.  John 
Tatham,  Thomas  Clarke 
Hoare,  Sir  Samuel,  Bart. 
Rhoades,  James 
Ainger,  Arthur  Campbell 
Cruikshank,  Rev.  James  Alexande 
Bosanquet,  Rev.  Gustavus 
^Croft,  Henry  Herbert  Stephen 
Maclaren,  James  Joseph 
Allen,  John  Higg-ins 
Wayne,  Rev.  Edward  Foskett 
Bevan,  Rev.  William  Henry 

Rawlinson 
Hawkshaw,  John  Clarke 
Bolden,  John  Leonard 
Penny,  Rev.  Edwin  Bristow 
France-Hayhurst,  Rev.  Thomas 
William  Hamilton 

1868  Parish,  John  Benni worth 
Shepherd,  Matthias  Egerton 

8  O'Malley,  Sir  Edward  Loughlin 
Watson,  Rev.  Henry  Charles 

4  Marshall,  Rev.  Edward  Thory 
Cumming-,  Linnaeus 

SRendell,  Rev.  Arthur  Medland 
Garratt,      "  Chevalier "      William 
Frederick  Henry 

6  Greene,  Henry  David,  &  LL.M. 
Medlycott,  Rev.  Sir  Hubert  Jame: 

Bart. 

7  Lea,  Georpre  Harris 
Ramsden,  Richard 

8 Rankin,  Sir  James,  Bart. 

Dobbs,  Robert  Conway 

Hunt,  Arthur  Roope 

Hodgson,  Henry  Tylston 

Pontifex,  Rev.  Alfred 

Wright,  William  Shaw 

Swaffield,  George  Owen 
^Stanley,  Hon.   and   Right   Rev. 
Monsignor  Algernon  Charles 

Banham,  Rev.  John  Hill 
1869    Longfield.  Richard  Edmond 
10  Fox,  Rev.  Henry  Elliott 

Rowsell,  Rev.  Thomas  Norman 

Washington,  Rev.  Robert 


Hawkins,  Rev.  Henry  Beauchamp 

Conybeare,  Rev.  John   William 
Edward 

Anderson,  Rev.  David 
iiGlennie,  Rev.  Alfred  Henry 

Ward,  Rev.  George 

Lyttelton,   Hon.   &c    Rev.    Albert 
Victor 

Binghani,  Rev.  Fanshawe 

Poyer,  John  Poyer 

Lowry-Corry,   Hon.    Henrv  It 

William 

Hall,  Rev.  George  Thomas 

Crosbie,  Rev.  Howard  Augustus 

Tatham,  Kev.  Francis  Henry 

Colvin,  Bazett  David 

Darroch,    Rev.    Charles    Stuart 
Parker 

Goldie,  Alexander  Robert 

Moss,  Rev.  John  Miles 

Porter,  Edward  Endymion 

Chilver,  Rev.  Charles  Samuel 

de  Rothschild,  Leopold  Lionel 

Pope,  Rev.  Andrew 

Eade,  Rev.  Charles  John  Aylmer 

Coore,  Rev.  Alfred  Thomas 

Armstrong,  Henry  Bruce 

Bidwell,  Charles 

Bell,  Edward 

Harbord,  Rev.  Harry 

Paine,  Rev.  Arthur  Heintz 

Bentley,  Alfred  Thomas 
i^Borissow,  Rev.  Louis 

i'aylor,  James  Heber  1'^ 

Shann,  George 
i^Colvill,  John  Chaigneau 
14  Bray,  Hon.  Sir  Reginald  More 

Alston,  William  Charles 

Ralli,  Lucas  Eustratios 
i^Rigg,  Herbert  Addington 

Gaussen,  Casamajor  William 

Jefferson,  Joseph  John  Dunnington 

Minnitt,  Rev.  Francis  Allen 

Parkin,  Thomas 
i<5Airy,  Rev.  Basil  Reginald 
Jackson,  James 

Melvill,  James  Cosmo 
Stenning,  Frederick  Stoveld 


1  Woodwardian  Profe«»or  of  Geology.  Fellot* 
of  Clare  Collefte. 

2  Recorder  of  Tenterden. 

3  Judge  of  H-H.  Consular   Court,  Constanti- 
nople. 

4  Hon.  Canon  of  Ely. 

6  Hon.  Canon  of  Peterborough. 

6  King's  Counsel.    Recorder  of  Ludlow. 

7  County  Court  Judge,  Circuit  87. 


8  M.P.  for  Hereford  Leominster). 

9  Bishop  of  EmmauB. 

10  Prebendary  of  St  Paul's. 

11  Formerly  Chaplain  . 

12  Formerly  Chaplain. 

13  One  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

14  Judge  of  High  Court,  King's  Bench  Division, 

15  King's  Counsel. 

16  Frebendary  of  Exeter. 


P 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1183 


Paxton,  Robert  Charles 

Jackson,  Rev.  Edmund 

I'illard,  Rev.  Robert  Movs^bray 

Penny,  Rev.  Alfred 
^  Lindsay,  William  Alexander 
72    Templeton,  Mitchell 

Meara,    Kev.    Henry   George 
Jephson 

Bertram,  Sir  George  Clement 

Carlos,  Rev.  Edward  Stafford 
2  Maiden,  Charles  Edward 

Bouverie,  Hon.  and  Rev.  Bertrand 
Pleydell 

Hawkshaw,  Henry  Paul 

Mathews,  Edmond  ffarington 

Mure,  William  John,  C.B. 

Meek,  James  Matthew 

Morley,  Howard 

Dent,  Edward 

Akroyd,  Rev.  Samuel  Fisher 

Myers,  Rev.  Arthur 

Cox,  Arthur 

Kemble,  Charles  Adams 

Hollams,  John 

Carlisle,  Arthur  Drummond 

Washington,  Rev.  Marmaduke 

Longridge,  Michael 

Karney,  Rev.  Reg-inald  John 
3 Scott,  Kev.  Joseph  John 

Bramston,  Rev.  Francis  Thomas 
;78    Round,  Douglass 

South,  Rev.  Edward  Wilton 

Tennant,  John 

Templeton,  Clement 

Marshall,  Frank  Edward 
4  Arthur,  Rev.  Pellew 

Aliix,  Charles  Peter 

Baylay,  Rev.  Atwell  Mervyn 
Yates 

Burton,  Alfred  Henry 

Ward,  Edward  Nicholls 

Lucas,  Edgar 
6 Smith,  Philip  Howard 

Browne,  Rev.  Ernest  Alfred 

Orde-Powlett,  Hon.  Henry  Robert 

Bevan,  Rev. Cecil  Maitland 

Keyser,  Charles  Edward 

Martin,  Rev.  John 

Whigham,  Rev.  Laurence  Robert, 
&  LL.B. 


Novelli,  Lewis  William 

Du  Pre,  Francis  Baring 

Morris,  Rev.  Laurence  Burke 

Plucknett,  George 

Barnes,  Rev.  George  Edward 

Clowes,  Rev.  Edward 

K noAvles,  George,  &  LL.M. 

Lupton,  Francis  Martineau 

M^Gill,  Rev.John  Henry  Champion 

Forbes,  Rev.  John  Gregory 
6  Balfour,  Rt.  Hon.  Arthu r  James       1874 
■^  Failes,  Rev.  Watson 

Clay,  Rev.John  Harden 

Longman,  Arthur  Hampton 

Hawkins,  Hugh 

Swaine,  Charles  Edward,  C.B. 

Whitting,  Charles  Edward 

Lyttelton,    Hon.    George    William 
Spencer,  C.B. 

Ridley,  Charles  Ernest 

Holmes,  John  Sancroft 

Gathorne,  Rev.  Richard 

Riley,  John 

Green,  Cecil  Egerton 

Part,  Charles  Thomas 

Empson,  Charles  William 
8  Nugent,  Edmond  Henry  Stuart 

Buxton,  John  Henry 
^  Walpole,  Sir  Chailes  George 

Wilde,  Ernest  James 

Morley,  Charles 
lOMorley,  Rt.  Hon.  Arnold 

Rawlinson ,  C  hristopher 

Gwatkin,   Frederick   Stapleton, 
C.B. 

Burton,  Rev.  John  James 

Carter,  Edward 
11  Rivington,  Rev.  Thurston 

Hodgson,  Rev.  Francis  Henry 

Allen,    Rev.    William    Osborn 
Bird 

Watson,  Thomas  Cradock 

Cox,  Henry  Fisher 

Francis,  Thomas  Musgrave 

Scott,  Rev.  Avison  Terry 

Baring,  Rev.  Francis  Henry 

West,  Alfred  Slater 

Taylor,  Rev.  Thomas  Thorneley       1875 
i2Pelham,     Hon.    Thomas    Henry 
William,  C.B. 


1  King's  Counsel. 

2  Recorder  of  Thetford. 

3  Canon  of  Manchester. 

4  Formerly  Chaplain. 

6  Judge  of  County  Courts^ 

6  Honorary  Fellow.  M.P.  for  the  City  of 
Lon<lon.  Late  Prime  Minister.  Late  Chief  Secre- 
tary lor  Ireland.    Hon.  LL.D.    Hon.  D.C.L.    Lord 


Rector  of  Glasgow  University. 
7  Master  at  Westminster  School, 
g  Late  WhewellScholRr  of  International  Law, 
9  Chief  Justice  of  the  Bahamas. 

10  Late  Postmaster-General. 

11  Hon.  Canon  of  Worcester. 

12  Assistant  SecreUry  to  Board  of  Trade. 


1184 


TKINITY  COLLEGE. 


Sanderson,  Rev.  Edward  Manners 
1  Darwin,  Sir   Francis,   &   M,B., 

F.R.S. 
Timms, Harry  Alexander 
Freeman,  George  Broke 
Niish,  Edward,  &  LL.B. 
Masters,  Edward  Robert 
Henty,  Charles  PercivaJ 
Woodhouse,  Rev.  Arthur  Powys 
Wiles,  Joseph  Pitts 
Taylor,  William  Wilberforce 
Larnach,  James  Walker 
Eade, Arthur  Willouf^hby  French 
Jardine.  David  Jardine 
Willis,  Richard  Augustus 
Marshall,  William  Cecil 
Godson,  Edmund  Probyn 
Morrice.  Rev.  John  David 
Birrell,  Rev.  Erskine  Alexander 
Hey  wood,  Sir  Arthur  Percival, 

Bart. 
Tetley,  Charles  Francis 
Jekyll,  Rev.  Walter 
Boothman,  Rev.  Edward  Duncan 
Gould,  Rev.  John 
Ashley,  Hon.  Anthony  Cecil 
Hodgson,  Robert  Kirkman 
1876  2  Warrington,  Sir  Thomas  Rolls 
Pinckney,  Rev.  William  John 
Pepper,  Charles 
Constable,  Frank  Challice 
Romanis,   Rev.  William  Francis 

John 
Jackson,  Robert  Dickson 
Pinckney,  Alfred  Baskett 
Gotto,  Rev.  Edward  Robert 
Young,  Charles  Edward  Baring 
Hebblethwaite,  Percival 
Bridgeraan,    Rev.  Ernest   Richard 

Orlando 
Clinton,  Rev.  William  Osbert 
Loder,  Sir  Edmund  Giles,  Bart. 
Peach,  George  William 
Sheepshanks,  William 
Peel,  Walter  Spencer 
Lambert,  Isaac  Cowley 
Hunter,  Rev.  Archer  George 
^  Humphry,    Alfred  Paget,    & 

LL.M.,  M.V.O. 
Lydekker,  John  I 

Gunton,  Rev.  Charles  Forster  I 


Attenborough,    Walter   Annis,    ^ 

LL.M. 
Yeatman,  Morgan  Edward  18' 

Thompson,  Rev.  Sir  Peile,  Hart. 
Nicol,  James  Dyce 
Pleydell-Bouverie,  Henry  Hales 
Close-Brooks,  John  Brooks 
Baber,  Harry  Hutchinson 
Burrell ,  Joseph  Arthur 
Jones,  Greoige  Oliver 
Darwin,  Horace,  F.R.S. 
Soames,  William  Aldwin 
Hargreaves,  John  Pricey 
Todd,  Thomas  Frederick  D'Arcy 
James,  John  Arthur 
Ind,  Edward  Murray 
Durrant,  Rev.  Charles  Aubrey 
Derham,  Walter,  &  LL.M. 
Collin,  Turner 
Cannon,  Rev.  Francis  John,  & 

M.B. 
Vardon,  Rev.  Stanley  Arthur 
Wasteneys,  William,  &  I,L.M. 
Minnitt,  Rev.  Robert 
Bull,  Rev.  Felix  Edward  Pepys 
Dudgeon,  Robert  Francis 
Sutherland,  Herbert  Moubray 
*  Cooper,   Rev.   Charles   James,    & 

LL.B. 
Goolden,  Edwin  Richardson 

5  Bingham,  Rev.  Charles  Richard      IS; 
Kerrison,  Roger 

Ross,  Rev.  James  Coulman 
Thompson,  Reginald 
Champion,  Henry 
Atkinson,  Charles  James 
Leatham,  Charles  Alfred 
Robinson,  Rev.  Arthur  Edward 
Tyas,  Charles  Joseph 

6  Burton,  Rev.  Arthur  Daniel 
Newall,  John  Walker 
Hollams,  Edward  Percy 
Torr,  Rev.  William  Edward 
Burgoyne,  Rev.  Arthur  Francis 
Barclay,  Hugh  Gurney 
Darwin,  Francis  Alvey  Rhodes 
Gilbert,  Carew  Davies 

Tabor,  Arthur  Sydney 
''Roberts,  Samuel 
Drinkwater,  George 
Twining,  Samuel 


1  FeUow  of  Christ's. 

2  Judge  in  the  Chancery  Diviaion  of  the  High 
Court. 

3  One  of  the  Esquire  Bedella. 


4  Whewell  Scholar  of  International  Law,  1874. 

5  TTr<rhitt8cho(ar,187r.   Crosse  Scholar,  1B76 

6  Hon.  Canon  of  Carlisle. 

r  M.P.  for  Sheffield  (Eoclesall). 


TRINITY   COLLEGE. 


1186 


Raikes,  Rev.  Walter  Allan 
Milsorn,  Rev.  Edward 
Watson-Srayth,  William  Douglas 
Fell,  Henry  Walter 
Bristow,  John  Griffin 
Bevington,  Herbert  Shelley 
Woodd,  Arthur  Bethune 
Fraser,   Arthur  Matheson, 

&  LL.B. 
Ebden,  Charles  John 
9    Belts,  Edward  Peto 

Anderson,  William  Herbert 
Methuen,  Paul  Edward  O'Bryen 
Lock,  Robert 
Watson- Taylor,   George  Simon 

Arthur 
^  King-- Harman,SirCharles Anthony, 

G.C.M.G. 
White,  Julian  le  Roy 
Jackson,  Rev.  William  Edward 
Jameson,  William  Frederick 
White,  Rev.  Walter  Stuart 
Ker,  Walter  Charles  Alan 
Williams,  William  Henry 
Bartholomew,  Charles  William 
Baines,  Alfred  John 
Stanley,  Rev.  John 
McClintock,  Rev.  Francis  George 

de  Poer 
Dicker,  Rev.  Gerald  Campbell 
Charlesworth,  Albany  Hawke 
Rosher,  George  Brenchley 
Caldecott,  Rev.  Andrew  Edgar 
Mercer,  Randall 
Milner,  William  Aldam 
Eckersley,  James  Carlton 
Thackeray,  Rev.  Arthur  Thomas 

James 
Baynes,  Rev.  Malcolm  Charles 
Chance,  Sir  William,  Bart. 
Gurner,  Henry  Edward 
Warde- Aldam,  William  Wright 
Lawrence,    Rev.    Charles 

Thomas 
Simms,  Rev.  Arthur  Hennell 
30    Kisch,  Hermann  Michael 
Smith,  Edmund  Henry  Cocks 
Leaf,  Herbert 

Bowring,  Rev.  Edgar  Francis 
Davidson,  Henry  Oliver  Duncan 
Eaden,  Henry  William 


Bridgeman,    Charles    George 
Orlando 

2  Butler,  George  Grey 
Andrews,  Rev.  Lancelot  William 

Hale 
Procter,  Christopher  William 

Cecil 
Kershaw,  Rev.  John  Frederic 
Brown- Douglas,  Francis  Archibald 
Barclay,  Rev.  Charles  Wright 
Coleridge,  Hon.  Stephen  William 

Buchanan 
Tyser,  Rev.  Edward  Jarratt 

3  Hopkins,  Arthur  Antwis 
Blake,  Lionel  Eardley 
Pryor,  Selwyn  Robert 
Patterson,  William  Seeds 
Howson,  Rev.  George  John 
Cavan- Irving,  Herbert,  &  LL.M. 

*  Lewis,  William  James,  F.R.S. 
Richardson,  Morris 
Cooper,  Edward  Augustus 
Sargant,  Edmund  Beale  1881 

5  Steggall,  John  Edward  Aloysius 
Leverson,  Benjamin  James,  & 

LL.M. 

6  Hughes,  Thomas  Raffles 
Paget,  Frederick  Walter 
Basset,  Alfred  Barnard,  F.R.S. 

7  Soames,  Arthur  Wellesley 
Greenstreet,  Rev.  Alfred  Thomas 
Barnes,  Arthur  Gorell 

Bower,  Herbert  Morris 

Henderson,  Robert  Stewart 

Miller,    Rev.    Francis    Broughton 
Anson 

Waldegrave,Hon.  and  Rev.  Henry 
Noel 

Noble,  Wilson 

Cole,  Alfred  Clayton 

Charrington,  Spencer  Calmeyer 

Chance,  George  Ferguson 

Webster,  William  Frederick 

Sturgis,  Howard  Overing 

Guy,  Rev.  Douglas  Sherwood 
SLehmann,  Rudolph  Chambers 

Foster,  Rev.  Gerald  John 

Meredith,  Rev.  Arthur  Evan 

Hill,  Thomas  Arthur 

Welsh,  Rev.  Arthur  .j^^o 

aWallis,  Arnold  Joseph 


1  Governor  of  Sierra  Leone. 

2  BeU  Scholar,  1873. 

3  One  of  the  Metropolitan  Magistrates. 

4  Profe»»or  of   Mineral'>j(y .      Fellow  of  Oriel 
Collettr,  Oxiord. 

6  Professor  of  Mathematics  at  TTniversitf  Cot- 


Uge,  Dundee. 

6  King's  Counsel. 
I      7  M.P.  for  Norfolk  (South). 

8  M.P.  for  liOiceBter  (Harborough). 

9  Fellow  and  Bursar  of  Corpus  Christl  College. 

50—6 


1186 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


Barnard,  Williara 
Latham,  Mortou,  &  Mus.B. 

1  James,  Rev.  Sydney  Rhodes 
Heath,  Walter 
Birks,  Rev.  Herbert  Alfred 
Carter,  Rev.  John  George 
Cunliffe,  Walter 
Raikes,  Arthur  Stewart 
Cusack,  Francis  William 
Pulteney,  Rev.  Arthur  Wickham 
Cadman,  Rev.  John  Montagu 

2 Conway,  Sir  William  Martin 
Twisden,  John  Ramskill 
FuUer-Maitland,  John  Alexander 
Boughton- Leigh,  Rev.  Bridgeman 

George 
Browell,  Henry  Herbert 
Whiston,  Rev.  Robert  Wilmot 
Knowles,    Sir    Lees,    Bart.,   & 

LL.M.,  C.V.O. 
Caroe,  William  Douglas 
Stewart,  Percy 
Reed,  Rev.  Martin 
Urmson,  Rev.  Thomas 
Lyell,  Arthur  Henry 
Finch,  Henry  Miles,  &  LL.M. 
Young,  Rev.  Robert  Raven 
Woosnam,  Yen.  Charles  Maxwell 
Webb,  Robert 
Daun,  Charles  James 
Greatheed,  Rev.  John 
Morland,  Rev.  Anthony  Thomas 
1883    Ghica,  Prince  Demetrius 

3  Thompson,  Claude  Metford 
Johnson,  George  William,  C.M.G. 
Jones,  Sir  Laurence  John,  Bart. 
Hughes-Gibb,  Francis  Hughes 
Smith-Cuning'hame,   John 

Anstruther 
Nesham,  Charles  Courtenay 
Laurie,  Claude  Villiers  Emilius 
Chance,  James  Frederick 
Brown,  Rev.  Richard  Howel 
Caroe,  Johan  Frederik,  &  LL.B. 
Harrison,  Frederick 
Holland,  Bernard  Henry,  C.B. 
Albright,  George  Stacey 
Stewart,  John 

Salt,  Sir  Shirley  Harris,  Bart. 
Hill,  Charles  Gathorne 
Pares,  Rev.  Norman 


Pease,  Sir  Alfred  Edward,  Bart. 

Clarke,  Rev.  Herbert  Sydenham 

Bolton,  Robert  Herbert  Briscoe 

Mansfield,  Hon. John  William 

Blaine,  William  Fleming 

Torr,  Cecil 

Deacon,  Allan 

Procter,  Rev.  Charles  James 

Scholfield,  John  Faber 

Johnson,  Rev.  Herbert 

Scott-Chad,  Charles 

Harford,  Rev.  John  Battersby 

Coates,  Rev.  Charles  Hutton 
^  Ponsonby,  Rev.  Stewart  Gordon 

Richardson,  William  Ridley 

Dimsdale,  Rev.  Henry  Cockfield 

Isard,  Joseph  Clark 

Green,  Rev.  Sidney  Faithhorn 

Bull,  Rev.  Reginald  Alfred 

Castle,  Egerton  Smith 
*Cust,  Lionel  Henry 

Revington,  Thomas  Haines 

Ronksley,  James  Georg'e 

Young,  Arthur  William 

Gibbs,  Hon.  Herbert  Cockayne 

Forster ,  Stuart 

Tuke,  Samuel 

Thring,  John  Gale 

Newton,  Arthur  William 

Hamilton,  Charles  Gepps 

Thornhill,  Edmund  Henry 
^Chance,  Arthur  Frederic 

Whitfeld,  William  Henry 

Thompson,   William  Whitaker,  & 
LL.B. 

Hoare,  Thomas 

Wasbrough,    William    Butler,    & 
LL.B. 
7Denman,  Arthur 

Kennedy,  Charles  Moore 

Reeks,  Rev.  Charles  Frederick 

White-White,  Frederick  Samuel 

Grant,  George  Hector 

Fowler,  Rev.  Montague 

Nimmo,  Alexander 

Seely,  Charles  Hilton 

Shann,  Thomas  Lawrence 

Rimmer,  John  Henry,  &  LL.M. 

Oriel,  Rev.  Henry  Seger 

Carter,  Rev.  Charles  Edwin  James 

Hammond,  Samuel  Charles  Simpson 


1  Head  Master  Malvern  CoUcge.  | 

2  Formerly  Slade  Professor  of  Fine  Art.  ' 

3  Professor  of  Chemistry,  University  College  of  i 
South  Wales.  Cardiff. 


4  Formerly  Chaplain.     Prebendary  of  Exeter. 

5  Director  of  National  Portrait  Gallery. 

6  Porson  Prizeman.  187V  and  18V9. 

7  Clerk  of  Assize  S.E.  Circuit. 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1187 


Stallard,  Arthur  Dudley 
Harvey, Rev.  Edward  Douglas 

Lennox 
Andrews,  Rev.  Percy  Thomas 
Anwyl,  Rev.  Owen  Evan 
MacCarthy,  Charles  Philip 
Kirk,  Henry  John  Percy 
Moorsom,  Warren  Maude 
Biddle,  Frederick  William 
Kempe,  Sir  Alfred  Bray,  F.R.S. 
Hope,  I'homas  Walker 
Mutimer,  Arthur  Aloysius 
55    Disney,  Alfred  Norman 
Howard,  John 

Peel,  Mervyn  Lloyd,  &  LL.B. 
Charrington,  John 
Hudson,  Robert  William 
Graham,  i'homas  Henry  Boileau 
CuUum,    George    Gery    Milner- 

Gibson 
Bairstow,  Walter 
Jones,  Sydney  Edward 
Ridout,  Charles  Edward 
Williams,  Rev.  Charles  Hitchcock 
Galpin,  Rev.  Francis  William 
Boughton- Leigh,  Cotterell  Egerton 

Ward,  &  LL.M. 
Sinclair,  Frederick  Granville 
Hotham,  Rev.  Charles  George 

Beaumont 
1  Pease,  Rt.  Hon.  Joseph  Albert 
Blathwayt,  Rev.  Wynter  Edward 
Marigold,  James  Arthur,  &  LL.M. 
Pollock,  Hugh 
Armitage,  Edward 
Goodman,  (leorge  Henry 
Lund,  Herbert,  M.B.  &  B.C. 
Ramsden,  Frederick  James 
Brown,  Hugh  Rennie 
Parker,  George  Babington 
Haviland,  Charles  James 
Lewis,  Rev.  George  Alfred 
Blackburn,  William 
May,  Rev.  Walter  Dunstan 
Campbell,  Rev.  Norman 
^6    Liddell,  John  Wishart 

Howson,  Rev.  James  Francis 
Anderson,  William  Dunlop,  & M. B. 
Gover,  John  Julian,  &  LL.B. 
Rendall,  Edward  Davey,  &  Mus.B. 
Leigh,  Hon.  Rowland  Charles 

Frederick 
Fayrer,  Sir  Joseph,  Bart. 


Shipman,  Walter  Mace,  &  LL.M. 

St  Quintin,  JefFery  Charles 

Heald,  James 

Courtauld,  George 

Bowring,  Algernon  CunlifFe 

Petherick,  George  Tallack 

Harford,  Rev.  Dundas 

Marson,  Arthur  Thomas 
2  Rowe,  Ven.  John  Tetley 

Batten,  John  Dickson,  &  LL.B.     . 

Walker,  Rev,  Edmund  Joseph 

Napier-Clavering,  Francis 

Napier-Clavering,   Rev.    Henry 
Percy 

Lemon,  Frank  Edward,  &  LL.B. 

Lambrick,  Rev.  George  Menzies 

Jones,  Rev.  Herbert  Edward 

Howard-McLean,  John  Roberu 

Stewart,  Frank 

Brown,  Herbert  William 

Deacon,  John  Francis  William 

Gridley,  Reginald  Claud   Moor 
Gillett 

Holland,  Rev.  Byrom 

LLoyd,  George  William 

Keightley,  Bertram 

Collier,  George  BuUer 

Lucas,  Frederick  Louis 

Stanley,  Charles  Wentworth 

Oxley,  John  Stewart 

Powell,  Rev.  Edward  Pearce 

Ellis,  Alexander  Adcock 

Marshall,  Herbert 

Smith,  Rev.  Walter 

Williams,  Neville,  &  M.B. 

Carr,  Frank  Osmond,  &  Mus.B. 

Andrews,  Rev.  William  North  1887 

Perrott,  Frank  Duerdin 

Holman,  Henry  Martin 
^Wilberforce,  Lionel  Robert 

Grafton,  Francis  Frederick 

Rogers,  Rev.  Henry 

Hunter,   Rev.  Charles   Bernard 
Roderick 

Clay,  Charles  Felix 
*Chevallier,  Rev.  John 

Crosse,  Charles  Nevile 

Elder,  Harry  Montague 

Norman,  Archibald  Cameron, 
&  LL.B. 

Casson,  John  Lees 

Brigg,  John  Jeremy,  &  LL.M. 

Brigg,  William  Anderton,  &  LL.M . 


1  Parliamentary  Secretary  to  the  Treasury. 

2  Archdeacon  of  Rochester. 


3  Professor  of  Physics,  University  of  LlYOTpool. 

4  Fellow  of  New  College,  Oxford. 


3188 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


Hoare,  William  Doaro 
Smith,  Richard  Ford,  &  LL.B. 
*  Pollock,  Ernest  Murray 
Wanliss,  John  Newton  Wellesley, 

&  LL.B. 
Gilbertson,  Rev.  James  Williams 
Lucas,  Rev.  Francis  Granville  Lewis 
Wickham,  William  Cecil 
Newbury,  Rev.  George  Stuart 

Hyde 
Holland,  Alfred  Valentine 
Milne,  Rev.  Percy  Henry 
Smith,  Basil  Guy  Oswald 
Firth,  Mark 
Treeby,  Rev.  Alfred 
Miley,  Miles,  &  M.B. 
Batley,  John  Armytage  Batlev,  & 

LL.B. 
de  Zoete,  Edward  Francis 
McDonell.  Arthur  Penrose 
Dudfield,  Reginald  Samuel  Orme, 

&  M.B. 
Aves,  Ernest  Harry 
Sanderson,  Rev.  Charles  Poyntz 
1888    Gurdon,  Edward  Temple 
Heathcote,  Arthur  Samuel 
Clark,  Godfrey  Lewis 
Hopkinson,   Henry   Lennox,    & 

LL.B. 
Baker,  William  Meath 
dough,  Arthur  Hugh 
Smith,  Arthur  Hamilton 
Smart,  George  Stephenson 
2  Bragg,  William  Henry 
Stewart-Brown,  Egerton 
Kirk  Patrick,  Frederick  Alexander 
Brown,  Rev.  Robert  Percival 
Herries,  Robert  Stansfield 
Leaf,  Rev,  William 
Lynch,  Harry  Finnis  Blosse 
sGurdon,  Rev.  Francis 
Heygate,  Walter  Beaumont  ! 

Pitts- Tucker,  William  Edwin, 

&  LL.  B. 
Burton,  Rev.  Bramwell  Charles        : 
Fawkes,  Rev.  Reginald  I 

Pearce,  Nigel  Douglas  Frith 
Darlington,  Hayward  RadclifFe,  & 

LL.M.  I 

Lawson,  Rev.  Arthur  William 


Freshfield,  lidwin  Hanson 
Oakes,  Benjamin,  &  LL.B. 
Frean,  William  Peek 
^Roberts,  Sir  John  Herbert,  Bart. 
Mildmay,  Rev.  Carew  Hervey  St 

John 
Hoare,  Henry  Gerard  Philip 
Knapton,  Rev.  Arthur  John 
Smith,  Abel  Henry 
Burnett,  Robert  Oldham,  &  LL.B. 
Bickersteth,  Robert  Alexander,  M.B. 

&B.C. 
Gervis,  Henry,  M.B.  &  B.C. 
Gough,  Rev.  Charles  Massey 
McNeile,  John 
Whatton,  Rev,  Arundell  Blount 

William 
Wright,  Charles  William 
.  Whatton,  .John  Swift 
Gilbey,  Arthur  Nockolds 
Gamble,  Rev.  Arthur 
^  Rendall,  Montague  John 
Black,  Stuart  Gladstone 
de  Bourbel,  Raoul 
Loder,  Gerald  Walter  Erskine,  & 

LL.B. 
Dixon,  Rev.  Arthur 
Rathbone,  Hugh  Reynolds 
Coope,  Rev.  Frank  Egerton 
Bullock,  James  Henry 

6  Bensly,  Edward  von  Blomberg 
Cowan,  David  18t 
Harkness,  James 
Birkett,  Rev.  Arthur  Ismay 
Townley,  Rev.  Charles  Francis 
Verity,  Arthur  Wilson 
Somerville,  Annesley  Ashworth 
Corbett,  Herbert  Edwin 

7  Robinson,  Rev.  Charles  Henry 
Payne,  Ernest 
Wilson,  Rev.  Ernest  James 
Porter,  Horatio 
Soames,  Rev.  Gordon 
Arnold,  Franck  Thomas 
Hill,  Rev.  John  Charles 
Bedford,  Rev.  Edwin  Curtis  ^ 
Bird,  Rev.  Clement 
Macpherson,  William  Hugh 
Helme,  Robert  Masterman 
Pitman,  Frederick  Islay 


1  M.P.  for  Warwiclt  and  Leamington. 

2  Prolegsor  of  Matfaematic*  «t  Leeds. 
S  Bishop  of  Hull. 

4  M.P.  for  Denbighshire  (Olwyd  Vale). 
o  Head    Master,    Winchester    College. 


Scholar,  1882. 

6  Professor    of   Latin,   University    College  of 
Wales,  Aberystwyth. 

7  Hon.  Canon  of  Ripon. 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1189 


Betts,  Rev.  Howard  Evelyn 
Hargreaves,  Arthur  Shepherd,   & 

LL.B. 
Petter,  Rev.  William  Dixon  Halse 
iChamberlain,   Rt.   Hon.   Joseph 

Austen 
Beddington,   Henry   Herbert 

Melville 
Hamilton,  Walter  Bernard 
:*     Hodgson,  Barnard  Thornton,  & 

LL.B. 
Waters.  Rev.  Thomas  Brocas 
Oldfield,  Rev.  Alfred  Edwards 
Brocklebank,  Rev.  Charles  Henry 
Hudson,  Rev.  Edgar  Torr 
Morison,  Sir  Theodore,  K.C.I.E. 
Lowe,  Rev.  Charles  Henry 
Lofts.Rev.Albert  Edward  Wayman 
2  von  Kiigel,  Baron  Anatole  Andreas 

Aloys 
90    Ottley,  Richard  Rusden 

Sanderson, Harold  Kennedy  St  John 
^Burkitt,  Francis  Crawford,  F.B.A. 
Bhgshawe,  Rev.  Edward  John 
Scriven,  Rev.  Rowland 
Sykes,  Rev.  Edward 
Davies,  Henry  Rees 
Hatherell,  Robert  Ratcliife 
Ellis,  Rev.  Richard  Prosser 
Crawley,  George  Abraham 
Johnson,  Bertram  Vaughan 
Mordan,  Percy  Chambers 
■  Bostock,  Hewitt 
Hopkins,  Frederick  Gardner 
Townley,  Maximilian  Gowran 
Hoare,    Rev.    George     Edward 

Gerald 
Tompkins,  Albert  James 
Armitage,  Rev.  James  William 
Chadwick,  Richard  Arthur 
Blandford,  Walter  Fielding 

Holloway 
Wigram,  Rev.  Edmund  Francis 

Edmund 
Rome,  Rev.  Robert  Lorinier 
Fardell,  Rev.  Ernest  Scott 
Hey  wood,  Charles  Christopher, 

M.B.  &  B.C. 
Porter,  Rev.  Albert  Lavington 
Spafford,  Rev.  Albert 
Colt,  Francis  Dymock 


Mewburn,  George  Richmond,  & 
LL.B. 

Forbes,  Rev.  Henry  Warren 

Poole,  Rev,  Joseph  Simpson 

Burton,  Edward 

Daltry,  Bertram  Harvey  Reginald 

Ellis,  Rev.  John  Brown 

Harris,  Rev.  Joseph  Montague 

Smith,  Rupert  Oswald 

Vivian,  Herbert 

Smith,  Rev.  Lancelot 

Dent,  Robert  Wilkinson 

Cundy,  Thomas  Elger 

Shindler,  Thomas,  &  LL.B. 

Fitzherbert,  Samuel  Thomas 

Waterfield,    Rev,    Harry 
Wingfield 

Dunn,  William,  &  LL.B.  1891 

*  Eggar,  William  Douglas 

Adie,  Richard  Haliburton 

Youngman,  Charles  Kllis 

Norwood,  Rev.  George 

Maiden,  Henry  Melville  Scott 

Snelgrove,  John  Sidney 

Norman,  Rev.  Thomas  Kensit 

Marling,  Charles  Murray 

Spencer-Stanhope,   Edward 
CoUingwood 

Harbhamji,  Kumar  of  Morbi,  & 
LL.M. 

Currie,  James 
5  Deeley,  Harry  Mallaby,  &  LL.M. 

Rowe,  Francis  Erskine 

Beale,  Bertram  Robert 

James,  Alfred 

Rendall,  Ernest  Montagu,  &  LL.  B. 

Dickinson,  William 

Holland,  Francis  Caldwell 

Blake,   Rev.   James  Edward 
Huxley 

Ellis,  Rev.  Edward  Radclyffe 

Thornton,  Robert  Lawrence 

Padwick,  Francis  George 

Philpott,  Thomas  Vincent 

Fyfe-Jamieson,   James  Fleming, 
&  LL.B. 

Penrice,  Rev.  Charles  John 

Lawrence,  Charles  Lawrence 

Crowther-Beynon,  Vernon  Bryan 

Sandars,  Rev.  George  Russell 
SMalleson,  Rev.  John  Philip 


1  M. p.  for  Kast  Worcestershire.  Late  Chancellor 
of  the  Exchequer.  Late  Postmaster-General.  Late 
Junior  Lord  of  the  Treasury. 

2  Curator  of  the  Museum  of  Aruh«eoIogy. 

3  Norrigian  Professor  of  Divinity.  Carus  Prize- 
man, 1886.    Tyrwhitt  Scholarship,  188n.     Hebrew 


Prize  anrt  Mason  Prize,  1889.    Kaye  Prize, 
Hon.  D.D.  Edinburgh  and  Dublin. 

4  Muter  at  Eton  College. 

6  M.P.  for  Harrow, 

6  Members'  Prizeman,  1886. 


1190 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


Gordon,  William  Henry 
Foyster,  Rev.  Henry  Charles 

Breretou 
Lowe,  Rev.  Herbert  Hampson 
Bass,  Rev.  Charles 
Smith- Cuninghame,    Doug-las 

Alexander,  &  LL.B. 
Bevan,    Kev.    Richai'd    Aubrey 

Chichester 
Johnson,  Rev.  Hubert  Vaughan 
Ogle,  Rev.  Hugh  Lambert 
Robinson,  Rev.  John 
Marling,  William  John  Paley 
1  Ellicott,  Arthur  Becher 
Carter,  Rev.  James 
Bryan,  Wilmot  Eardley 
Withy,  Arthur  Edward 
Postgate,  Rev.  Langdale  Horwood 
1892  2Ewing,  Sir  James  Alfred,  F.R.S. 
Bullock,  Arthur  Brodrick 
3  Wright,  Herbert  Edwin,  &  LL.B. 
Debenham,  Ernest  Ridley 
Haig,  Edric  Wolseley,  &  LL.M. 
^Iles,  John  Cyril 
°Bridgeman,  William  Clive 
Badley,  John  Haden 
Greg-,  Henry  Philips 
Rathbone,  Mark  Philips 
Lowe,  Arthur  Willough  by  Cou  rtauld 
Bethune,  Rev.  Montagu  Robert 
Kirby,  Rev.  Vincent  Taylor 
Clark,  Edward  Kitson 
Brown,  Rev.  Algernon  l,eslie 
Laurence,  Rev.  Frederic  Spencer 
Monckton,  William  Gawler 
Wilson,  Reginald  Thorp 
Tipping,  Joseph  Henry  Atherton ,  6i 

LL.M. 
Langdon-Down,  Reginald  Langdon, 

M.B.  &  B.C. 
6  Baldwin,  Stanley 
Mullens,   William   Herbert,  & 

LL.M. 
France- Hay  hurst.  Rev.  Hesketh 
Bickersteth,  Ashley 
Milne- Redhead,  George  Bertram 
Powys,  Mervyn  Owen  Wayne 
Bedding-ton,  Gerald  Ernest 
Lovat-Fraser,  James  Alexander,  & 

LL.M. 


Hulbert,  Joseph  Georg-e,  M.B. 

&  B.C. 
Bevan,  Wilfred 
Smith,  Gerald  Dudley 
Dunville,  John  Dunville 
Gordon,  Rev.  William  Hamilton 
Woodd,    Rev.    Trevor    Basil,    &c 

LL.B. 
Sarg-ant,  Walter  Lee 
Burn ,  Frank  Hawthorn 
Luard,  Gerard  Maurice  Charles 
Beevor,  Ralph  Jermy 
Garwood,  Edmund  Johnstone 
burn,  Henry  Pelham  189 

Dames-Long-worih,  Francis 
Fordham,  Montague  Edward 
Meek,  Siward  Wilfrid 
Nix,  John  Ashburner 
Pease,  Arthur  Francis 
Cochrane,  Rev.  Archibald 
Daniel,  Augustus  Moore,  M.B.  & 

B.C. 
Hutton,  Stamford 
Gilson,  Julius  Parnell 
^Ashford,  Cyril  Ernest 
*^Whittaker,   William    Joseph,    & 

LL.B. 
Harrison,  Aug-ustus  Taylor 
Bacon,  Richard  Castell 
Pulford,  Herbert,  M.B.  &  B.C. 
Jeakes,  Rev.  James  Malcolm 
Harris,  Rev.  Henry  Kingsford 
Williams-Freeman,    Rev.    Lionel 

Peere 
Barclay,  Robert  Leatham 
Cubitt,  Hon.  Henry 
Baily,  Rev.  William  Falkner 
Lafone,    Rev.    Henry    Pownall 

Malins 
Banks,  William  Hartland 
Bower,  William,  M.B.  &  B.C. 
Langdon-Down,  Percival  Langdon, 

M.B.  &  B.C. 
Yglesias,  Rev.  Francis  Michael 
Prescott-Decie,  Rev.  William 
Paterson,   Herbert  John,    M.B. 

&M.C. 
Cayley,  Henry  189 

■'Speed,  Edwin  Arney,  &  LL.B. 
Lee,  Rev.  John  Theodore  IS' orris 


1  County  Court  Jud)?e  for  Glouceiiiershire. 
Chancellor  of  Dioceses  of  Gloucester  and  Bristol. 

2  Director  of  Naval  Instruction.  Late  Professor 
of  Mechanism  and  Applied  Sciences.  Royal  Medal, 
1895. 

8   Whewell  Scholar,  1888. 
4  H.M.  Inspector  of  SchoolB, 


8  MP.  for  Shropshire  (Oswestrv). 

6  M.P.  for  Worcester  (Bewdley)'. 

7  Head  Master  Royal  Naval  Collcge.Dartmouth. 

8  Chancellor's  Legal  Medallist,  1888.  WheweU'i 
SchoUrof  International  Law.  1890. 

9  Chief  Justice  of  N.  Nigeria. 


TRINITY   COLLEGE. 


1191 


Wakefield,  Eoger  William,  M.B.  & 

B.C. 
Little,  John  Terry 
Buxion,  Thomas  Fowell  Victor 
Terr,  Herbert  James 
Nicholson,  Richard  Francis 
Savery,  Herbert 
Monk,  James  Henry 
Austen- Leif^h,  Edward  Chenevix 
Smith.  William  Alexander  Lauder, 

M.B.  &  B.C. 
Fane,  William  Vere  Eeeve 
Oliver,  William  Dudley 

1  Buxton,  Noel  Edward 
Bright,  Rev.  Hugh 
Nicholson,  Reginald 
Woodd,  Rev. Charles  Hampden  Basil 
Bevan,  Rev.  Raymond  Francis 
Harris,  William  Cecil 
Fox,  Francis  Douglas 
Wilson,  Rev.  Rowland  Alwyn 
Meyer,  Rev.  Horace  Rollo 
Wyley,  Rev.  William  Kiteley 
Bennett,  Rev.  George  Thomas 
Weaver,  Edward  Henry  Wright 

2  Ellis,  Rev.  William  Eglington 
Watts,  Rev.  Edmund  George 
Ellis,  Frederick  Hattersley  Borman 
Atkinson,  Harold  Waring 
Ravvson-Shaw,  William 
Harland,  William 
Robinson,  Oswald  Richard 
Watney,  Charles  Norman 
Helme,  Thomas 
Auster,  Rev.  Walter  William 
Dalby,  William  Ernest 

$95    Winthrop,  Frederic  Bronson 
Hume-Rothery,  Joseph  Hume 
Stamp,  Alfred  Kdward 
8 Edwards,  Henry  John 

Selby, Francis  James 
4 Reed,  Frederick  Richard  Cowper 
Macnaghten,  Hon.  Malcolm  Martin 
Thompson,  Vincent 
Deane,    Hermann    Frederick 

Williams 
French,  Rev.  Basil  Peter  William, 

&LL.B. 
Pryor,  Francis  Robert 
Bidder,  George  Parker 
Robinson,    Rev.    John    Theodore 
Thomas 


Davis,  Henry  John,  M.B.  &  B.C. 
Grantham,  William  Wilson 
Greenwood,   Robert  Morrell,   & 

LL.M. 
Cotter,  George  Edmond  Wentworth 

M.B.  &  B.C. 
de    Rougemont,    Rev.   Alfred 

George 
Tregoning,  John  Simmons 
Beddington,  Claude 
Pyddoke,  Rev.  John  Whateley 
Bartleet,  Rev.  Hubert  Humphrey 

Middlemore 
Cheadle,  Walter  William 
Fayrer,  Frederick  Durand  Stirling 
Marigold,  Harold  Walter 
Child,  John  Faulkner,  &  LL.B. 
Foster,  Montagu  Richard  William 
Hollo,  Hon.  Bernard  Francis 
Elwyn,  Rev.  Richard  Frederic 
Powell,  Llewelyn,  M.B.  &  B.C. 
Forbes,  Rev.  Edward  Archibald 
Clark,  Thomas  Colbatch 
Borissow,  Clement  Louis 
Millar,  Rev.  Ernest 
Maitland,   Hon.   &   Rev.    Sydney 

George  William 
Marsden,  Rev.  Edward  McLaren 
Burton,  Rev.  James  Alfred 
Markham,  Rev.  Algernon  Augustus 
Hill,  Rev,   Thomas  Leonard 

Thorold 
Widdowson,  Frederick  Jackson 
Jerram,  Rev.  Arnold  Escombe 
Cooke- Hurle,  Joseph  i896 

Cory,  Rev.  William  Henry 
Jackson,  Charles  Samuel 
Duckworth,  George  Herbert 
Hutchinson,  Alfred 
Iselin,  John  Frederick.  &  LL.M. 
^Abbott,  Rev.  Robert  Crowther 
Killick,  Henry 
Bidwell,  John  Evans 
Hall,  Rev.  Krederick  Arthur  Gage 
Tregoning,  William  Edward  Cecil 
Renshaw,CharlesAdolphe  Knowles 
Aggs,  William  Hanbury,  &  LL.M. 
Jones,  Veil.  Herbert  Gresford 
Chapman,  John  Bellamy  Wailis 
Fletciier,  Henry  Martineau 
Hartree,  William 
^Trevelyan,  Charles  Philips 


1  M.P.  for  N.  Norfolk. 

2  Principal  of  Belvedere  College,  Pretoria. 

3  Fellow  of  Peterhouse. 


4  Sedgwick  Prixe,  1901. 

5  Abbott  Scholar,  188!*. 

6  M.P.  for  Yorkihire  (Elland). 


1192 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


Young,  Rev.  Walter  Capel 
Fellows,  Reginald  Bruce,  &  LL.M. 
Smith,  Rev.  Bernard  Basil  Woodd 
Fansbawe,  Rev.  Gerald  Charles 
Deverell,  John  Richards  Croft 
Maclnnes,  Rev.  Rennie 
Targett,  Rev.  James  Macklin 
Temple,  Rev.  Arthur  Lumley 
Symes,  Ronald 

Wigram,  Rev.  Beresford  Edward 
O'Rorke,    Rev.    Henry   William 

Leycester 
Felkin,  Frederick  William 
DelaPryme,  Rev.AlexanderGeorge 
iRunciman,  Rt.  Hon.  Walter 
Kitson,  Sydney  Decimus 
Corbin,  Charles  Prescod  Hinds 
Cave,  Charles  John  Philip 
Dixon,  Edward  Travers 
Nix,  Edward  Bethune 
1897    Dingwall,  Rev.  Waller  Molyneux 
Sconce,  Herbert  William 
Vaughan,  Charles  Stewart 
Hale,  Henry  Ormsby 
Currie,  Laurence 
Hurst,  Rev.  Bertram  Preston 
Legg,  William  Wickham 
Speer,  Frederick  Arthur 
Mason,  Rev.  William  Vavasour 
Wrightson,  Thomas  Garmondsway 
Heinemann,  Arthur  Blake 
Weston,  Rev.  Frederick  George 
Hesketh,  Charles  Hesketh  Bibby 
Paine,  Rev.  Nigel  Wood 
Warmington,  Sir  Marshall  Denham, 

Bart. 
Hall,  Arthur  Gwynne  Jeffreys 
Heron-Maxwell,  Sir  Ivor  Walter, 

Bart. 
Meyer,  Horace  Leycester 
Herbert,  William  deBracy,&  LL.M. 
Gwyther,  Graham  Howard 
Willington, Edward  Champemowne 
Tansley,  Arthur  George 
Donaldson,  Thorny  croft 
Chance,  Alexander  Macomb 
Stephenson,  Rev.  Henry  Spencer 
Smith,  Samuel  Walter  Johnson 
Woodward,  Rev.  Frederick  Payler 
Harmar,  William  Rayer 
Foster,  Rev.  Henry  Read 


Russell,  William  Cecil  189( 

Davies-Coiley,  Thomas  Henry 

Seckham,  Gerald  James  Ihorne 

Ashwoith,  Percy 

Frith,  Rev.  Hugh  Cokayne 

Wright,  Rev.  Lawson  Sant 

Cowie,    Rev.    Archibald    George 

Gordon 
Clissold,  Harry 
Crum,  Waller  Graham 
Cremer,  Wyndham  Cremer 
Blakeney,  Rev.  Enward  Purdon 
Green,  Kev.  Hubert  Charles 
Whadcoat. William  Henry,&  I.L.M. 

2  Bosanquet,  Robert  Carr 
Helps,  Rev.  Arthur  Leonard 
Uixon,  George 

Vesey,  David  Arthur  Fitzgerald 
Hudleston,  Wilfrid  Henry 
Fletcher,  Rev.  Mark 

3  Marsh,  Edward  Howard,  C.M.G. 
^Malim,  Frederick  Blagden 
5 Sedgwick,  William  Fellows 

Osborn,  George  Francis  Atterbury 
6Gooch,  George  Peabody 

Ware,  Rev.  Martin  Stewart 

Cator,  Charles  George  Lumley 

Moberly,  Rev,  Edgar  William 

Gosling,  Rev.  George  Langham 

Bird,  Rev.  George  Shepheard 

Stewart- Brown,  Ronald 

Fox,  Rev.  Henry  Watson 

Shewell,  Herbert  Wells   Bayly, 
&  M.B.,  B.C. 

Moss,  Rev.  Arthur  Miles 

Wellby,  Philip  Sinclair 

Robson,  Rev.  Thomas  Claude 

Fordham,  Alfred  Russell,  &  LL.B. 

Allix,  Charles  Israel  Loraine 

Parkin,  John 

Westmacott,  Rev.  Lewis 

Maw,  Rev.  George  Trentham 

Druce,  Walter  George 

Cooke,  Arthur 

Guillemard,  Laurence  Nunns,C.B.  189* 
7Molteno,  Percy  Alport,  &  LL.M. 

Wilson,  Rev.  Gilbert 

Eddison,  Edwin 

Taylor,  Richard  Stephens 

Jardine,  Robert 

Mortimer,  Ralph  George  Elphinstone 


1  M.P.  for  Dewsbury.     President  of  the  Board 
of  Agriculture  and  Fishenes. 

2  Prof,  of  Classical  Archseology,  University  of 
Liverpool. 

3  Chancellor's  Classical  Medallist,  189&. 


4  Head  Master  of  Haileybury  College. 

5  Bell  Scholar,  1892. 

6  Lightfoot  Scholar,  1896.  Thirlwall  Prire,  1897. 

7  M.P.  for  Dumfriesshire. 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1193 


Cunningham,  Rev.  Bertram  Keir 

Armitage,  Kev.  Philip 

Kobson,  Rev.  Archibald  Francis 

Collins,  Arthur  Ernest 

Wraith,  Henry  Duckle,  &  LL.B. 

Branston,  Walter  Gilstrap 

Cohen,  Walter  Samuel 

Wade,  Edward  Bruce  Herschel 

Phelps,  Thomas  Tettrell 

Openshaw,  James 

Marsh,  Rev.  Noel  Currey 

Gibbs,  John  Slater 

Allfrey,  Frederic  Henry,  &  M.B., 

B.C. 
Conybeare,  Rev.  William  James 
1  Godfrey,  Charles 
Thompson,  John  Perronet 
Woods,  Rev.  Frank  Theodore 
Elphinstone,  Rev.  Maurice  Curteis 
Braithwaite,  John  Sidney 
Austen,  Rev.  Frederic  William 
Bull,  Henry 

Munby,  Rev.  Henry  Edwin 
Pieris,  Pauius  Edward,  &  LL.M. 
2Hinks,  Arthur  Robert 
Barnett,  Lionel  David 
Dunbar-Kilburn,  Bertram  Edward 
Wigram,   Rev.   Harold  Frederic 

Edward 
Farmer,  Rev.  Malcolm  Stuart 
Richardson,  Henry  Adair 
Knbwlep,  Rev.  Cameron  Quilter 
Butler,  Edward  Montagu 
Grant- Wilson,    George    Wemyss, 

&  LL.M. 
Clarke,  William  Ruddell 
Du  Cane,  Arthur  Prideaux 
Bushell,  William  Done 
Hodgkin,  Thomas  Edward 
Pope,  Charles  George 
Naylor,  Henry  Darnley 
Shearme,  John  Stewart 
M«Clean,  William  Newsam 
Darby,  William  Sydney,  &  M.B., 

B.C. 
Hannah,  John  Campbell 
Jenkyn,  Rev.  Cyril  Waif  ord  Osborn 
Whitley,   Edward    Nathan, 

&  LL.M. 
Clark,  Edward  Mellish 
Finch,  Alfred  Heneage 
Barber,  Rev.  Thomas  Gerrard 


Fry,  Rev.  Herbert  Kearsley 
Corbin,  Edward  Maxwell  Hinds 
Wollaston,  Gerald  Woods,  &  LL.M. 
Carr- Ellison,  Herbert  Georg-e  Carr 
Sawyer,  Rev.  Herbert  William 
Dodderidge,  Rev.  Alfred  George 
Bland,  Hugh  Michael 
8  Lloyd,  Godfrey  Isaac  Howard 
Smith,  Rev.  Hubert  Saumarez 
Hindley,  Clement  Daniel  Maggs 
Allen,  Herbert  Stanley 
Radford,  Rev.  Ernest  Marshall 

4  Bernays,  Albert  Evan 
Agar,  Charles  Herbert 
Powell,  William  Maurice 
Gibson,  Hon.  Edward  GravesMayne 
Thornton,  Rev.  Herbert  Parry  1901 
Lloyd-Jones,  Ivor  Gordon 

Home,  Maynard,  &  M.B.,  B.C. 
Tyler,  Hector  Granville  Sutherland 
Agnew,  Stair  Carnegie.  &  LL.B. 
Stansfeld,George  Reginald,&LL.B 
Naish,  Albert  Ernest,  &  M.B.,  B.C 
Drew,  Rev.  Charles  Leonard 

5  Kitson,  Robert  Hawthorn 
Weekley,  Ernest 
Nicholson,  Clement   Octavius 

Edward 
Paley,  George  Arthur 
Weaver,  Alfred  Berry,  &  LL.B. 
Karney,   Rev.  Arthur  Baillie 

Lumsdaine 
Chatfield,  Rev.  John  Kyrle,  &  LL.B. 
Clark,  William  Henry,  C.M.G. 
Couper,  John  Duncan  Campbell 
Heap,  Stephen,  &  LL.B. 
Jevons,  Herbert  Stanley 
Roget,  Samuel  Romilly 
Darwin,  Bernard  Richard  Meirion, 

&  LL.B. 
Lee,  Rev.  Henry  Burgass 
Harvey,  Rev.  Bernard  William 
Simpson,  Rev.  Alan  Haldane 
Hetherington,  Roger  Gaskell 
Broadrick,  Henry  Crewdson 
Tosswill,  Charles  Gibson 
Gordon-Smith,  Harry,   &    M.B., 

B.C. 
Walter,  Louis  Heathcote 
Dalton,  Charles  Reginald 
Wigram,  Rev.  Marcus  Edward 
Eddison,  Rev.  Frederick  William 


1  Head  Master,  Royal  Naval  College,  Osborne.        3  Professor  of  Economics,  Toronto  University. 
Isaac  Newton  Student,  1898.  4  Browne's  Medallist,  1«»S. 

3  Greshara  Professor.  '      6  Harkness  Scholar,  1897. 


1194 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


Balgarnie,  William  Henry 

1  Buxton,  Charles  Roden 

1902  Beale,  Hubert  Kenrick 
Weaver,  Frederick  Kearsley,  & 

M.B.,  B.C. 
Hilleary,  Edward  Langdale 
Greg,  Arthur  Hyde,  &  M.B.,  B.C. 
Norman,  Ronald  Collet 
Todhunter,  Herbert  William 
Kitson,  Edward  Christian 
Churchill,  Augustus  William 
Hilleary,  Roland 
Campbell,  Rev.  George  Augustus 
Booth,  Lancelot  Hedley,&  LL.M. 
Mather,  Rev.  Herbert 
Cooper,  Robert  Granville 
Selwyn,  Rev.  Stephen  John 
Butler,  George  Herbert  Cuming 
Pryce,  Bernard  Vaughan,  &  LL.B. 
Weir,  Hugh  Hey  wood,  &  JVl.B. 
Bulloch,  James  Howell 
Prescott,  Kenneth  Loder  Cromwell 
Howard,  Gilbert,  &  LL.B. 
Clay,  Hugh  Travis 

2  Ferrers,  Vyvyan  Macleod 
Daisley,  Rev.  Geoffrey  William 
Dobbs,  Francis  Wellesley 
Wrightson,  Wilfrid  Ingram 
Summers,  Rev.  William  Edgar 
Freshfield,  James  William 
Barclay,  Rev.  David  Buxton 
Trollope,    Rev.    Charles    Henry 

Bathurst 
Warburg,  Oscar  Emanuel 
Richardson,  John  Sherbrooke 
Loeffler,  Carl  Ludwig  Heurik 

3  Young,  Geoffrey  Winthrop 
Dockray,  Kenneth  Titus  Smalley 
Reckitt,  Albert  Leopold 
Deeping,  George  Warwick 
Mitchell,  Rev.  Percy  Robert 
Holroyde,  Douglas,  &  M.B.,  B.C. 
Forse,  Rev.  Edward  John  George 

*  Lord,  Walter  Frewen 
Hanson.  Reffinald  John  Edward, 

M.B.  &  B.C. 
Chaplin,  Rev.  Alan 
Wimbush,  George  Barnes 

1903  Horton,  Rev.  Le  Gendre  George 
Hanson,  Wilfred  Julius 


Falkner,  Charles  Gaskell 

I    Cobb,  Henry  Venn,  &  LL.B. 

'    Lewis,  Trevor  Gwyn  Elliot 

^    Paine,  Charles  Albert 
Mander,  Frederick  William 

I    Hanson,  Oswald  Hesketh 
^  Hopkinson.  Bertram 
Dorman,  Arthur  Charles 
Hanson,  Herbert  James 
Whitaker,  Frederick,  &  B.C. 

!    Rayner,  Edwin  Hartree 
Baynes,  William  Edward  Colston, 

&  LL.M. 
Hartley,  Cecil  Stewart 

I    Barbour,  Robert 

j  6  Chapman,  Sydney  John 
Gould,  Harold  Utterton,  &  M.B., 

t  B.C. 

j    Ryland,  Thomas  Howard 
Rothschild,  Hon.  Nathaniel  Charles 
Le  Lacheur,  William  John 
Gordon,  George  Francis  Carter 
7  Armitage,  Norman  Charles 
England,  Edwin  Thirlwall 
Nolan,  Rev.  Monsignor  Edmond 
Wilson,    Rev.     Clement    Eustace 

Macro 
Mott,  RaymondCulver,&M.B.,B.C. 
Cohen,  Ernest  Merton 
Jefifery,  Frank  Herbert 
Macgillivray,  Rev.  George  John 
Wigram,  Loftus  Edward,  &  M.B., 

B.C. 
Glencross,   James   Reginald 

Morshead,  &  LL.B. 
Woods,  Rev.  Edward  Sydney 
Riddle,  Frederick  Arnold,  &  LL.B. 
M'=Craith,  Douglas 
Forester,  Hon.  and  Rev.  Orlando  St 

Maur 
Hawes,  Charles  Henry 
Davies,  Rev.  William  James 
Howlett,  Rev.  Edwin  John  Evans 
Alton,  Charles  Kiddy  Tijou 
Shaw,  Joseph  !{ 

8 Richardson,  Rev.  Edward  Shaw 
Reiss,  Godfrey  Emil 
Dickinson,  Godfrey  Nix 
Johnston,  Rev.  Henry  Lindsay 
*Dob8on,  John  Frederic 


1  M.P.  for  Mid-Devon. 

2  Abbott  Scholar,  1896. 

3  ChanceUor's  English  Medal,  1897, 1898. 

4  Professor   of  Modern   History,  Durham  Col- 
lege of  Science. 

fi  Professor  of  Engineering      Hon.  LL.D.  Aber- 
deen. 


6  Cobden  Prize,  1898.    Adam  Smith  Prize,  1900. 
Professor  of  Economics,  Manchester. 

7  Browne  Medallist,  1898. 

8  Canon  of  Manchester. 

9  Barnes  Scholar,  1896.      Battio  Scholar,1896. 
Person  Scholar,  1896, 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1195 


Nix,  Charles  George  Ashburner 
Tetley,  Charles  Harold 
Hartley,  William  Ernest 
Mayne,  Rev.  William  Cyril 
Burnaby,  Rev.  Henry  Beaumont 

Fowke 
Soames,  Arthur  Lancelot 
Watt,  Walter  Oswald 
1  Carr,  Cecil  Thomas,  &  LL.M. 
Winter,  William  de  Lappe 
Phillips,  Rev.  Philip  Richard 
Grissell,  Thomas  De  la  Garde 
Sawyer,  Rev.  William  Ellis 
Beale,  Harold  Lansdowne 
Thornton,  Rev.  Claude  Cyprian 
Herbert,   Arthur  GrenviEe, 

&  LL.M. 
Barclay,  Joseph  Gumey 
Mogg,  John  Leslie  Heaven 
Cooper,  Rev.  Philip  Howard 
Watney,  Gerard  Norman 
2Cole,  Sydney  William 
Hanson,  Edward  Kenneth 
Cooper,  Clive  Forster 
Gurney-Dixon,  Samuel 
Castellain,  Hermenegilde  George 

Pourtale's,  &  B.C. 
Barnes,    Rev.    Monsignor    Arthur 

Stapylton 
Monckton,  Edward  Philip 
Oliver,  Frederick  Scott 
Fowle,  'J'homas  Ernie 
Upcher,  Rev.  Edward  Cyrill  Sparke 
Blaikie,  Leonard 
Airy,  Bernard  John 
Birkett,  Rev.  Charles 
McLean,  Alan 
■Howard,  Hon.  Geoffrey  William 

Algernon 
Meakin,  Gerald 

Droop, Charles  Edward,  M.  B.&B.C. 
Waterlow,  Sydney  Philip  Perigal 
Lucas,  Francis  Herman 
McLaren,  Samuel  Bruce 
Kennedy,  Rev.  Robert  John 
Alderson,  Ralph  Edward 
Bird,   Gerald   Francis,    &    M.B. 

B.C. 
Boutflower,  Charles 
Dalton,  Llewelyn  Chisholm 
Freeman,  Philip  Horace 
Turner,  Rev.  Ralph  Charlewood 
Einnaird,  Hon.  Douglas  Arthur 


Pryor,  Walter  Marlborough 
Robertson,  Rev.  Julius  Charles 
Guinness,  Hon.  Arthur  Ernest 
Odgers,  Francis  William 
Brown,  Douglas  Clifton 
Wilkes,  John  Fiske 
Wilson,  Ernest  Rockley 
Western,  Frederick  James 
Buxton,  Rev.  Harold  Jocelyn 
Chance,  Kenneth  Macomb 
George,  Rev.  Eric  John 
Firth,  Arthur  Charles  Douglas,  & 

M.B.,  B.C. 
Mackenzie,  Stephen  Morton 
Gibbon,  Edward  Llewellyn  Lloyd 
May,  Rev.  Francis  Hawtrey  Morgan 
Dunkels,  Ernest,  &  LL.M. 
Buchanan,  Douglas  Mudie 
Berry,  Rev.  Frank  Norman 
Elphinstone,  Kenneth  Vaughan 
*  Montagu,  Hon.  Edwin  Samuel 
Newton,  George  Douglas  Cochrane 
Elphinstone,  Lancelot  Henry 
Obeyesdkere,  James  Peter 
Campbell,  Allan 

Royds,  John  Fletcher  Twemlow      1906 
Regnart,  Horace  Griffith 
Ashl»y,  Rev.  Leonard  Beauolerk 
Ellis,  Harold  Thornton 
Adie,  Clement  James  Mellish 
Hallett,  Rev.  Henry  Gerard 
Verey,  Henry  Edward,  &  LL.B. 
Brudenell-Bruce,    James    Ernest 

John,  &  LL.B. 
Orton,  William  Hunt,  &  M.B.,B.C. 
Rawlinson,  Rev.  Hugh  Augustus 
Lonsdale,  Rev.  William  Henry 

Mackenzie 
Cunningham,  James  Michael 
Blake,  George  Penderell 
Davies,  Langford  George,  &  M.B., 

B.C. 
Pochin,  Victor  Robert 
Everard,  Bernard 
Crewdson,  William  Dillworth,   & 

LL.B. 
Leeke,  Rev.  William  Meynell 
Lamb,  Richard  Edgar 
Doll,  Christian  Charles  Tyler 
Myelin  tock-  Bunbury,  Hon.  Thomas 

Leopold 
Williams,  Walter  Nalder,  &  LL.B. 
5  Angus,  Charles  Franklin 


1  Yorke  Prize,  1902  &  1905. 

8  Oedge  Prize,  lt)0-2. 

8  H.P.  for  Cumberland  (Eskdale). 


4  Under  Secretary  for  India. 
CambridReshi  re. 
6  Fellow  of  Trinity  Hall. 


M.P.  for  West 


1196 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


Kobertson,  Ainslie  John 

1  Jonrdain,  Philip  Edward  Bertrand 
Griffith,  Joseph,  &  LL.B. 
Kempe,  Rev.  Edward  Challis 
Edmunds,  Rev,  Claud  Henry 
Bullough,  Edward 

Grosnell,  Ralph  Percy 

Hunter,  Campbell  Murray 

Woodard,  Rev.  Alfred  Lambert 

Seward,  Bertie  Heury 

C am poell -Doug-las,    Rev.  Leopold 

Colin  Henry  Douglas 
1907    Cropper,  Rev.  James 

Arkle,  Alexander  Septimus 
Hunter,  Mark  Oliver 
Tregoning,  Wynn  Harold 
Meakin,  Walter,  &  LL.M. 
Towers,  William  George 
Heywood,  Graham  Percival 
Trench,  John  Henry,  &  M.B.,  B.C. 
Grant,  Gregor  Hugh 
Luckock,  Rev.  Artdur  Mortimer 
Howard,  Henry  Southey 
Bell,  Arthur  Clive  Heward 
Helme,  Thomas  Wilson 
Stigand,  Ivan  Ascanio 
Goodhart,  Gordon  Wilkinson,  &- 

M.B.,  B.C. 
Jones,  Clement  Wakefield 
Hodgkin,  Ronald 
Pearsall,  Charles  William 

2  Gaye,  Arthur  Stretton 
Brown,  Bertram  Goulding 
Durack,  Jeremiah  Joseph  Ernest 
Weekes,   Rev.  Christian  William 

Hampton 
Drummond,  Rev.  Harold  John 
Bennion,  Arthur  Topham 
Gordon,  Rev.  James  Geoffrey 
Tatham,  Christopher  Kemplay 
Edmond,  Rev.  Francis  John 
Laurence,  Claud 
Taylor,  Aj-thur  Lombe,  &  LL.B. 
Hetherington,  Arthur  Lonsdale 
Brown,  Walter  Hargreaves 
Dart,  Hugh 
Cradock,  Norman 
Mander,  Geoffrey  Le  Mesurier 
Challinor,  William  Francis 
Blois,  Rev.  Gervase  Vanneck 
Richardson,  John  Watson 
Malthus,  Robert 
Merryweather,  Charles  Walter 


Parkes,  Herbert  Edgar 
Banister,  Rev.  Marmaduke  Haddon 
Pratt,  John  Henry,  &  M.B.,  B.C. 
Rouse,  Rev.  Percival  William 
Caldwell,  Herbert  Fredcick  Hay 
Banham,  Rev.  John  Clifford 
Loyd,  Edward  Noel  Farnham 
Gemmell,    Alan    Cecil,    &    LL.B., 

M.B.,  B.C. 
Rhodes,  Wilfred  Rhodes 
Randall,  Rev.  Henry  Lawrence        19; 
Goolden,  Percy  Pugh  Goolden 
Barnes,  Harold  Alfred 
Pope,  Alfred  Rolph 
Hodgson,  Gerald  Augustus  Tylston 
Smith,  Harold  Robert 
Sparrow,  Edward  Cyril,  &  M.B., 

B.C. 
Phillips,  Rev.  Arthur  Lloyd 
Bankart,  Arthur  Sydney  Blundell, 

&  M  .C. 
Obeyesekere,  Donald 
Weir,  Henry  Bright,  &  M.B.,  B.C. 
Hamilton,  Rev.  Cuthbert  Arthur 
Lang,  Basil  Thome,  &  B.C. 
Hodge,  Hugh  Sydenham  Vere 
Obeyesekere,  Forester  Augustus 
Anderson,  William  Blair 
de  Rothschild,  Lionel  Nathan 
Barber,  Rev.  John 
Earle,  Lawrence  Mathew 
Dorman,  Arthur  John 
Steel,  Samuel  Strang 
Chittock,  Craufurd 
Bulleid,  Charles  Henry 
Pitt,  Philip  Septimus 
Arnold,  Frederick  Octavius 
Chance,  Edgar  Percival 
Ritchie,  Rev.  Sartoris  Charles 
Lewis,  Edwin  Hugh 
Fisher,  Kenneth 
Spicer,  Douglas 
Walker,  Gerald,  &  M.B.,  B.C. 
Piatt,  Richard  Herbert 
M^Dowall,  Rev.  Stewart  Andrew 
Leeke,  Rev.  Christopher 
Davies,  Rev.  David  John 
Jones,  Rev.  Bertram 
*  Walker,  Rev.  Alfred  Holloway 
Pixell,  Rev.  John  Vincent 
Haller,  Bertram  Conrad 
Linton,  Rev.  Edward  Cox  ij 

Robertson,  Alexander  Gerald 


1  Allen  Scholar,  1906. 

2  Powig  Medal,  1901. 


Formerly  Chaplain. 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1197 


Johnson,  Wilfrid  Harry  Cowper 
Johnson,  William  Morton 
Makower,  Walter 
Barlow,  Thomas  Dalmahoy 
Browning.  Rev.  Percy  Triquet 
Chance,  Clinton  Frederick 
Clark,  Wyndham  Damer 
Cautley,  Rev.   Prohy  Francis 

Lister 
Butler,  Ralph  Lewis  Giberne 
Nicholson,  John  William 
Hughes,  Thomas  M*=Kenny 
Helme,  James 

Meyer,  Harold  Gustave,  &  LL.B. 
FitzGerald,  Gerald  Milnes 
Longridge,  Rev.  Archibald  Owen 

Carwithen 
Venn,  John  Archibald 
Stiven,  Harold  Edward  Sutherland, 

&M.B.,  B.C. 
Clay,  John  HambUn 
Moore,  Edward  Stapleton 
Bullivant,  Ritchie  Pelham 
Balston,  Maurice  Edward 
Batley,  Rev.  James  Yorke 
Bouwens,  Bethell  Godefroy 
0   Capper,  Thomas 

Kelsey,  Arthur  Edward  &  M.B., 

B.C. 
Edmonds,  William 
Hoare,  Geoffrey  de  Monteney 

Gerard 
Slater,  Rev.  Bertram  Benjamin 
Turner,  Henry  Hawkins 
Bidder,  Harold  Francis 
Barwell,  Noel  Frederick 
1  Morrice,  Rev.  Richard  John 
Darroch,  Alasdair  Ronald 
2Marrack,  Philip  Edward 
Rivington,  Reginald  Thurston, 

&LL.B. 
Richardson,  Rev.  Harold  Samuel 

Temple 
Darwin,  Erasmus 
Pelly,  Rev.  Arnold  Claude 
Welsh,  Anthony  Reginald 
Lawrence,  Arthur  Lyndon 
Duncan-Hughes,  John  Grant, 

&  LL.B. 
Nichols,  Frank  Howard 
TumbuU,  Rev.  Arthur  Peveril 
Levett,  Rev.  Laurence  Rawdon 
Mango,Alexander  Anthony  ,&LL.B. 


Champneys,  Rev.  Michael  Weldon 
Blackburne  Daniell,  Henry 

Edmond 
Johnson,  George  Peach 
Archer,  Charles  William,  &  B.C. 
Welch,  John,  &  LL.B. 
Roffe- Silvester,  Rev.  Charles 

Geoffrey 
Momber,    Kobert    Alary    Stephen 

T.heodor 
Mayhewe,  Keith  Guy 
Scott,  Hugh 

Mackennal,  Rev.  William  Leavers 
Scorgie,  Norman  Gibb,  &  LL.B. 
Newton,  John  Raphael 
Waggett,  Rev.  Philip  Napier 
Vaughan,  Arthur  1911 

Crewdson,  John  Wright 
Thring,  Leonard  Godfrey  Pinney 
Flude,  Harry 
de    Rothschild,    James     Armand 

Edmond 
Baynes,  John  Bernard 
Roberts,  Arthur  William  Rymer 
Trench,  Claud  William,  &  LL.B. 
Schuster,  Leonard  Walton 
Bray,  Francis  Edmond 
Buxton,  Leland  William  Wilber- 

force 
Merriman,  Robert  William    . 
Hudson,  Rev.  Egbert  Claud 
Bidwell,  Rev,  Reginald  Alfred 
Johnson,  Rev.  Alan  Douglas 
Leeke,  Rev.  Edward  John 
Woodhouse,  Edward  John 
Joicey,    Hon.    Sydney    James 

Drever 
Allen,  Rev.  Lancelot  John 
Keeling,  Frederick  Hillersdon 
Shaw,  Harold  Knox 
Paine,  Henry  Howard 
Wilson,  Herbert  Noel  Stanley 
J  ackson,  Horace  Arthur 
Spicer,  Konald 
Mandleberg,  Joseph  Harold 
Sheepshanks,  Charles  John 

Harcourt 
Lloyd,  Edward  Aubrey 
Herbert,  Rev.  Percy  Mark 
Barlow,  James  Jardine 
Marsham,  Rev,  Arthur  Frederick 
Stott,  Arnold  Walmsley 
Engineer,  AkhrurArdeshir,  &  LL.B. 


1  CaruB  Prize,  1901.     Bell  Scholar,  1899. 


2  Sheepshank's  Exhibition,  1903.   Tyson  Medal, 
1904.    Smith's  Priceman,  1906. 


1198 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


Edge-Partington,  Rev.  Ellis  Foster 
Kirkpatrick,  Rev.  Alexander 

Pemberton 
Stafiford-Tyndale-Haslehurst,  Rev. 

Richard 
Thornton,  Rev.  John  Gordon 
Chance,  Geoffrey  Robert  Lucas 
Cappel,  Norman  Louis 
Dawson,  John 
Simpson,  Arthur  Goodyear 
Adams,  Henry  Pack  wood 
Clark,  Rev.  Francis  Hartley  Hall 
Branston,  Charles  Albert,  &  LL.M. 
King,  BuUard  Nowell 

1912  Jones,  Walter  Pateshall 
Bradney,  Joseph  Alfred 
Broadbent,  Cecil  Hoyle 
Tregoning,  Edgar  Avery 
Tacon,  Richard  Charles 
Gilliland,  George  Francis 
Price,  Morgan  Philips 
Morley,  Cliarles 
Sanger,  Percy  Moi-ris 

Murray,  Alexander  Gordon  Wynch 
Calvert,  William  John  Rawson 
Lee,  Cecil  Burford 
Hamilton,  George  Hall 
Gladstone,  Robert  Theodore 
Don,  Francis  Percival 
Carter,  William  Edward 
Jemmett,  Frank  Rupert 
1  Cleary,  William  Castle 
Boughey,  Charles  LoveU  Fletcher 
Bancroft,  Claude  Keith 
Giiterbock,  Paul  Gottlieb  Julius 
Orange,  John  Arthur 
Pym,  Rev.  Thomas  Wentworth 
Hobson,  Charles  Kenneth 
Harvey,  Philip 

Williamson,  George  Evans,&  LL.B. 
Pelham,  Rev.  Walter  Henry 
Kenyon,  Myles  Noel 
Sington,  Alan  John  Campbell 
Beves,  Cameron  Howard 
Reed,  Herbert  Saunders 
Dewar,  Michael  Bruce  Urquhart 
Feetham,  Francis  GiU 
Hicks,  George  Dawes 
Tsan,  Yu  Huan 
Becher,  Godfrey  George 
Johnson,  Arthur  Laurence 
Perry,  Charles  Copland 

1913  Le   Roy-Lewis,    Colonel  Herman, 

C.B.,  D.S.O. 


Marshall,   Chapman   Frederic 

Dendy 
Nunns,  Rev.  Jervois  Coleridi?e 
Evans,  Rev.  Willianm  Marsh  Lee 
Henderson,  Edward  Keate 
Wright,  Rev.  Arthur  Basil 
■2  Droop,  John  Percival 
Ross,  Edward  Burns 
Malkin,  Herbert  William 
Coggin,  Henry  Frederick 

Fitzmaurice 
Wood,  Rev.  Claud  Thomas  Thel- 

lusson 
El  Arab,  Tewfik 
Buckle,  George  Walter 
Clark,  George  Ernest 
Savory,   Sir  William  Borradaile, 

Bart. 
Sheldon,  Rev.  Frederick  Howard 
Otter-Barry,    Rev.    Hugh    van 

Lynden 
Newman,  Rev.   Rowland  Alien 

Webbe 
Darwin,  Charles  Galton 
Wordsworth,  Osmund  Bartle 
Brodetsky,  Selig 
Garter,  Richard  Henry  Archibald 
M^Pubbin,  John  Harold 
Meek,  Joseph 
Jolly,  Harold  Lee  Parker 
Easterling,  Henry  Garnett 
Clark,  Edwin  Dowsett 
Howard,  Rev.  Robert  WUmot 
Saunders,  Granville 
Reynolds,  Geoffrey  Howard 
Larmour,  Rev.  Alwyn  Cordon 
Berry,  Arthur  John 
Peacock,  Mansel  Reginald 
Tetley,  Michael  Hubert 
FitzGerald,  Maurice  Pembroke 
Lever,  William  Hulme 
Brierley,  Rev.  John 
.fones,  Cecil  Huch 
Cotterill,  Hugh  Edward 
de  Rothschild,  Anthony  Gustave 


Honorary  M.A. 

Heape,  Walter 
^Gosse,  Edmund 
4 Giles,  Herbert  Allen 
5  Oppenheim,    Lassa    Francis 
Lawrence 


1  Powis  Medal,  1908. 

2  Prendernast  Student,  1906. 
8  Hon.  LL.D.  St  Andrew*. 


4  Professor  of  Chinese. 

5  Whewell  FrofesBor  of  International 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1199 


LL.M. 

de  Thoren,  Sinclair  Ellis 
Jemmett,  Charles  Fuhr 
Dickinson,  Sir  John 
'  Eaden,  John  Frederick 
Dalton,  Edward  Ripley 

1  Denman,  George  Lewis 
Corbett,  Julian  Stafford 
Mews,  John 

Budd,  Hugh  Sandeman 

2  Lowthei,  Rt.  Hon.  James  William 
Howell,  Alan  George  Ferrer* 

3  Nicholson,  Charles  Norris 
Stephen,  Sir  Herbert,  Bart. 
Wheeler,  Edward  Vincent  Vashar 
Brown-Westhead,  George  Mon- 
tagu, &  B.A. 

Oke,  Alfred  William,  &  B.A. 
Thorne,  Everard  Godwin 

4  Rawlinson,  John  Frederick  Peel 
Wheeler,  James  Volant 
Bingley,  Henry  Campbell  Alchorne 
Hopgood,  Harold  Burn 
Wainwright,  Ernest  Harold 
Mander,  Charles  Henry  Waterland, 

&  M.A. 
Emery,  Georg-e  Frederick 
Greenwood,  John  Anderton 
Hurst,  Cecil  James  Harrington 
Graham-Campbell,  Rollo  Frederick 
Morley,  James,  &  B.A. 
Stephen,  Harry  Lushington 
Balfour,  Archibald  Edward 
Murray,   George   John  Robert, 

&  B.A. 

M.B. 
Beard,  Charles  Izard 
Wilks,  George,  &  M.C. 
Ronald,  Arthur  Edwin,  &  B.C. 
Saunders,  Frederick   William,   & 

B.C. 
Lister,  William  Tindal,  &  B.C. 
Kirby,  Roland  Arthur 
Cooper,  John  Gerald,  &  B.C. 

B.A. 

1 5  Clarence,  Lovell  Burchett 
26  Johnston,  Henry 

Thompj^on,  Henry  Yates 


Mappin,  Samuel  Wilson  1877 

Pulling,  Alexander  1880 

Whitaker,  Alexander  Ingham 
Frere,  Sir  Bartle  Compton  Arthur,  1881 

Bart. 
Redmayne,  Robert  Robey,  &         1883 

LL.B. 
Hamilton,  Constantinede  Courcy.    1884 

&  LL.B. 
Gray,  James,  &  LL.B 
Stevenson,  James  Shannan 
Marti neau,  Charles 
Williams- Wynn,  Sir  Herbert  Lloyd 

Watkin,  Bart. 
Musgrave,  Charles  Thomas 
Barker,  Hehden 
Marriott,  Robert  Spelman 
Keen,  Arthur  Thomas 
"^  Neville,  Reginald  James  Neville 
Grubbe,  Rev.  Reginald  Hall 
Ingram,  Charles  Frederick 
Davis,  Frederick  Lewis,  &l  LL.B. 
Barrington,  Manlifft 
Smyth,  Stuart  Edward 
Southall,  John 

Batley,  Ralph  Cecil,  &  LL.B. 
Shuter,  William  Robert 
Burney,  Herman  Kossuth 
Timmis,  Henry  Sutton 
Lyon,  Hon.  Patrick  Bowes 
Brooks,  Theodore  1885 

Savile,  Gordon  Mackenzie 
Chance,  Arent  Schuyler  de  Peyster 
Smith,  Charles  Lawson,  &  LL.B. 
Madden,    Archibald    Maclean, 

C.M.G. 
Scott,    Hon.    Walter    George 

Hepburne 
Simpson,  Thomas  Boustead 
Stevenson,  Arthur  Gavin,  &  LL.  B. 
Robinson,  Francis  Octavius 
Ridout,  Leonard  1886 

Marshall,  Francis 

Colton-Fox,John  Staveley,&  LL.  B. 
Kitson,  Albert  Ernest 
Grieve,  Basil  Arthur  Firebrace 
Grattan,  Colley  Edmund  George 

Hume 
Lister,  Arthur  Hugh 
Waierfield,  Ottiwell  Frank 


1  Magistrate  of  the  London  Police  Courts. 

2  M.P.  for  Penrith.     Speaker  of  the  House  of 
Commons. 

8  M.P.  for  Yorkshire  fDoncaster). 

4  M.P.  for  Cambridge  University,    auiversity 


Commissary.   King's  Counsel.    Recorder  of  Cam- 
bridge. 

5  Formerly  Judge  of  Supreme  Court  of  Ceylon. 

6  Judge  of  the  Supreme  Court  of  Scotland. 

7  Winchester  Reading  Prise, Igg.s. 


1200 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


Hewitt,  William  Graely,  &  LL.B. 
Jones,  Hywel  Owen 
Loder,  Eeg-inald  Bernhard 

1887  Calvert,  Reg-inald  Houblon 
Hope,  William  Henry  Bateman, 

&  LL.B. 
Wrig-ht,  Arthur  Fitzherbert 
Wanliss,  David  Sydney,  &  LL.B. 
Barrington,  Cecil  Vivian,  &  LL.B. 
Coode,  William  Melvill 
Cochran- Patrick,    Neil  James 

Kennedy 
1  Strickland,    Sir    Gerald    Bologrna, 

&  LL.B.,  K.C.M.G. 
Surtees,  Aubone  Alfred 
Barry,  Edward  Ogston,  &  LL.B. 
Middleton,  Victor  George 
Summers,  Walter,  &  lL.B. 

1888  Lloyd,  Charles  Frederick 
Armitag^e,  Frederick  Rhodes 
Binnie,  William  James  Eames 
Norbury,  Charles  Giesler 
Fosbery,  Henry  James  Wilson 
Galsworthy,  Frederick  Trevor 
Jillard,  Henry  Prankerd 

^  Walker,  Henr^  Rosenbach 

Pennant,  David  Falconer 

Porter,  James  Archer 

Courage,  Raymond 

Highley,  Rev.  Herbert 

Hughes,  Richard 

Lucas,  William  Louis 

Woolner,  Hugh 
sTennant,  Harold  John 

Harratt,  Arthur  Frederic 

Macgregor,  Arthur  Cortlandt 

1889  Yglesias,  Herbert  Ramon 
Badcock,  Edward  Baynes 
Wigan,  Henry 

Henriques,  Philip  Joseph  Gutterez 
Phillips,  Lionel  Charles  Whitehead 
Winch,  George  Bluett 
Sykes,  Ernest  Ruthven 
Blakelock,  Ralph  Percy 
Roberts,  Frank  Owen,  &  LL.B. 
Budgett,  James  Herber 
Thursfield,  Francis 
Thomson,  Seton  Murray 
Morrison,  Hugh 
Hunter,  Charles  Herbert 
Powell,  Oswald  Byrom 
Sandars,  Samuel  Francis  Hervey, 
&  LL.B. 


Gorringe,  William  Hugh 

Bostock,  Samuel 

De  Vitr^,  Denis  Frederick  Denis 

Leaf,  Ldward  Huntington 

Moreland.WillianiHarrison.&LL.B. 

Barnard,  Hampden  Vincent 

Sheppard,  Harry  Winter  1 

Stubs,  Peter,  &  LL.B. 

Hope,  John  Harold 

Law,  Henry  William 

Gosling,  Robert  Cunliife 

Major,  Harold  Gordon  Truscoti 

Salt,  Harold  Crossley 

Buckler,  William  Hepbuin 

Gaunt,  Walter  Fremantle 

Clarke,  Harvey  Ralph  Goring 

Gosling,  Lionel  Frederick 

Powys,  Hon.  Stephen 

Chart,  Henry  John 

Coltman,  Hew  Lister 

Onslow,  James  William  Macarthui, 

&  LL.B. 
*  Seely,  The  Rt.  Hon.  Colonel  John 

Bernard,  D.S.O.,  M.P. 
Tarn,  William  Woodthorpe 
Bray,  Reginald  Arthur 
Lambert,  Alfred  Uvedale  Miller 
Prior- Wandesforde,  Richard  Henry 
Stanbrough,    Walter    Farnell 

Henniker 
Kitson,  Henry  Herbert 
Luxmoore,  John  Cyril  Bouverie 
Haydon,  Andrew  Frederic  Temple 
Rylands,  William  Peter 
Foljambe,  Godfrey  Acheson 

Thornagh 
Martineau,  Maurice  Richard,  & 

LL.B. 
Clarke,  Thomas  Arthur 
Grantham,  Frederick  William 
Cavendish,  Lord  Richard  Frederick  v 
Allan,  William  Grigor 
Wrigley,  Oswald  Ormond 
Burrell,  Reginald  John 
Smith,  Arthur  Myers,  &  LL.B 
Hanbury,  Cecil 
Clayton,  Ronald  Pearce 
Vaughan-Johnson,  Robert 
Croall,  David  Archibald,  &  LL.B.  I 
Wells,  Cyril  Mowbray 
Shaw,  Arthur  Pilkington,&  LL.B. 
Hey,  Samuel 
Jackson,  Hon.  Frank  Stanley 


i 


1  Governor  of  Tasmania. 

2  M.P.  for  Leicestershire  (Melton' 


8  M.P.  for  Berwickshire. 

4  Secretary  of  State  for  War. 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1201 


Davis,  Clement  Frederick 
iGooch,  Henry  Cubitt,  &  LL.B. 
Coxon,  Alfred  Walter 
Thompson,  Arthur 
Bowdoin,   Harry  Winthrop 

Courtenay 
Jowitt,  Robert 
Downs,  Stuart 

Urtubey,  Alberto  Luis  Gowland 
!94  2Barran,  Sir  John  Nicholson,  Bart. 
Stirling-Maxwell,  Sir  John,  Bart. 
Barrett- Hamilton,  Gorald  Edwin 
Willett,  Victor  John  Austen 
Bosanquet,    Vivian    Henry 

Courthope 
Thorold,    Wilfrid    Lionel    de 

Buckenhuld 
Neville,  Ralph,  &  LL.B. 
Wilkinson,  Rev.  Horace  Ricardo 
Combe,  Nigel  Victor 
Watson,  Edward  John  Macartney 
^95    Seligraan,  Walter  Leopold 
Gurney,  John  Nigel 
Dugmore,  Henry  Norris  Pratt 
Smith,  Willrid  Basil  Woodd 
Dakyns,  Henry  Graham 

96  Pearson,  Robert  Stanley,  &  LL.B. 
Marshall,    Kenneth    McLean, 

&  LL.B. 
Calvert,  Richard 
Strachan-Cameg-ie,  Alan  Bruce 
Howorth,  Humphrey 
Yeo,  John  Arthur  Ash 

97  Simpson,  Frederick  Algernon 
Fawkes,  Walter  Hawksworth 
Bigge,  Harry  Fowler 
Tangye,  RichardTrevithick  Gilbert, 

&LL.B. 
Buxton,  Walter  Louis 
Loyd,  Lewis  Christopher 
Buxton,  Henry  Fowell 
Cochrane,  Alfred  Cholmley 
Maclaren,  Norman,  &  M.B.,  B.C. 
Griflaths,  Cecil  Hubert  Morgan, 

&  LL.B. 
Finlay,  William 
Byrne,  Lucius  Widdrington 
Davies,  Arthur  Henry,  &  LL.B. 
Franklin,  AKred  Edward  Cyril 
58  2  Toplis,  James 

Gowers,  William  Frederick 
McLaren,  Duncan  Bright 
Hmnphreys-Owen,  Arthur  Erskine 

Owen 


Allison,  Herbert 
Johnston,  David 
Norton,  Harry  Egerton 
Druce,  Eliot  Albert  Cross,  & 

LL.B. 
Calvert,  Herbert 

Oliver,  Rev.  Robert  Lewis  Baillie 
Gibson- Watt,  James  Miller 
Part,  Alexander  Francis 
Rix,  John  Cecil 
Lovell,  Percy  Wells 
Bidwell,  Leonard  Shelford 
O'Malley,    Barrett    Lennard  1899 

Albemarle 
Rowntree,  Ernest  William 
Henry,  John 
Winch,  Edward  Bluett 
Boddington,  Frank  Hubert 
Makower,  Richard  Samuel 
Tabor,  John  Clement 
Uuna,  Percy  John  Henry 
Lee,  Arthur  Neale 
Barber,  John  Reid,  &  LL.B, 
Fry,  John 

Gardner-Medwin,  Frank  Medwin 
Cripps,  Charles  Henry 
White,  Charles  Francis  Orr 
Bell,  Gawain  Murdoch 
Bottomley,  William  Cecil  1900 

Gaskell,  Holbrook 
Clark,  Sidney  Bellman 
Ellis,  John  Warner  Harvey 
Jeffreys,    Walter   Marmaduke, 

&  M.B.,  B.C. 
Harrison,  Everard,  &    M.B., 

B.C. 
Dyne,  Henry  Richard  Lubbock 
Nelson,  John  Theodore 
Pye- Smith,  Arnold  Stanley 
Curtis-Bennett,  Henry  Honywood 
Johnson,  Samuel  Clement 
Procter,  Rawsthome 
Cornish,  Henry  Dauncey 
Rayment,  Guy  Varley 
Collier,  Cecil  Massy  1901 

Downey,  William  Percy 
Hazlerigg,   Sir  Arthur  Grey, 

Bart. 
Maitland,  John,  &  LL.B. 
Melliss,  Hugh  John 
Booth,  Sydney  Russell 
Sanderson,  George  Percy  Manners  1902 
Bowring,  Charles  Stuart 
Hervey,  Eric  Sedgwick 


1  M.P.forCamberwell(Peckham). 

2  M.P.  for  Hawick  Burghs. 


I     3  Battle  Scholar, 
!  Porion  Priie,  1898. 


Browne  Medal  Hit,  1896. 

61 


1202 


TKINITY   COLLEGE. 


Kinnaird,   Hon.    Kenneth   Fitz- 
gerald 
Whigham,  Kenneth  Grilbert 
Gonrlay,  William  Balfour 
Spooner,  William  Wycliffe 
Burn-Murdoch,  Hector,  &  LL.B. 
Smith,  Hugh  Vandewall 
Oroves,  Henry  Leigh 
Bolden,  Arthur 
^Nightingale,  Dudley  Arthur 
Lawson,  Godfrey 
Droop,  Arthur  Henry,  &  LL.B. 
Taylor,  Henry  Douglas 
Wordsworth,  Charles  William 

1903  Corbyn,  Ernest  Nugent 
Kerr,  Kenelm 
Hodgkin,  George  Lloyd 
Chapman,  Wilfrid  Hubert 
Palmer-  D  ou  gl  as ,  Archibald 
Nelson,  Eoland  Hugh 
Fox,  John  Crofton 
Murray,  Penry  John 
Rawlinson,  Rupert  Lewis,  &  B.C. 
Sheepshanks,  William  Ernest 
Roberts,  John  William  Basil 

Thornes 
Lindley,  Edward  Searles 
Warde-Aldam,  William  St  Andrew 
Lloyd,  John  Francis  Selby 
Moore,  Alan  Hilary,  &  M.B.,  B.C. 
Young,  Douglas 

1904  Winterbofham,  Edward  Micklem 
Brutton,  Henry  Lionel 
Johnstone,  Georpre  Horace 
Fames,  John  Wallace 

Price,  John  David 

Kitson,  Hon.  Roland  Dudley 

Salaman,  Lewis  Henry 

Johnson,  trank  Garnet 

Corrie,  Owen  Cecil  Kirkpatrick 

Traidos,  Mom  Chow 

Percival,  Harold  Fez 

Jump,  Henry 

Ridgway,  Joseph 

Firth,  Arnold 

Ash,  Gerald  Beaimiont 

Carter,  Harold  Gordon 

Backhouse,  Basil  Henry 

1905  1  Blanco- White,  George  Rivers 
2  Dale,  Francis  Richard 

Frankland,  Edward  Percy 
Goldie,  Noel  Barre,  &  LL.  B. 
Soames,  Ralph  Martin,  &M.B., B.C. 
Freyer,  Dermot  Johnston 


Stephenson,  Denys  George 

Aston,  Arthur  Neville 

Smith,  Robert  Workman 

Mavor,  James  Watt 

Brown,  Rev.  Thomas  Bolney 

Barratt,  William  Donald 

Miller-Hallett,  George 

Kennedy,  Alexander  Kenelm  Clark 

Oakey,  Philip  Herbert 

Scholfield,  Wilham  Farrar  ] 

Tasker,  Theodore  James 

Rajan,  Arunachala  Tyaga 

Pulteney,  Reginald  Francis  Osborn 

Johnson,  Rev.  Henr.v  Ormdley 

Simpson,  Roger  Cordy 

Barclay,  Thomas  Hubert 

Rearden,  Thomas  Roche 

Strugnell,  Evelyn  Herbert 

Taylor,  Rev.  Samuel 

Aspinall,  Geoffrey 

Mander,  Charles  Arthur 

Close-Brooks,  Arthur  Brooks 

Ricardo,  Harry  Ralph 

Burn,  John  Southerden,  &  M.B., 

B.C. 
Haughton,  William  Theodore 

Hoghton 
Powers,  Carol 
Meakin,  Bernard 
Spiers,  Archibald  Lionel  CUve 
Greene,  William  Pomeroy  Crawford 
Huntington,  Lionel  Welby 
Tinker,  Henry  William  Corsart 
Cobbold,  Guy  Fromanteel 
Swaine,  John  Kenneth 
Thompson, Harold  Sigston,&  LL.B. 
Sheepshanks,  Arthur  Charles 
Hargreaves,  Alfred  Ridley 
Uuffield,  Kenneth  Launcelot 
Morgan,  Arthur  Conway  Osborne 
Nixon,  Brinsley  Hampton 
3  Ewer,  William  Norman  j; 

Nayler,  William  Arnold 
Philby,  Harry  St  John  Bridger 
Innes,  Peter  David 
Morrice,  Geoffrey  WUmot 
Hetherington,  Henry  Anstruther 
MacMullen,  Edmund  Ronalds 
Renshaw,  Stephen  Charles  Bine 
Sheepshanks,  Richard  Hasell 
Cherrington,  Dougrlas  George 
Macbeth,  Atliole  Harold 
Lesser,  Reginald  Wolff 
Bolton,  William  Sproule 


1  Barnes  Scholar,  1903.    Smith's  Prizeman,  1907. 

2  CiianceUor's  Classical  Medal,  1906. 


Members'  English  Prize,  1907 


TRINITY   COLLEGE. 


1203 


Parsons,  John  Randall  i 

de  Rothschild,  Evelyn  Achilla         | 
Cunningham,  James  Sandeman         ' 
Wingate,  Reginald  Cecil 
Hobhouse,  Arthur  Laurence 
Watson-'J'aylor,  Cyril  Alfred 
Mander,  Gerald  Poynton 
White,  Harold  Edward 
Wilkin,  Walter  Reginald 
Binyon,  Basil 

Fleuret,  Frank  Stewart,  &  LL.B. 
Lupton,  Francis  Ashford 
Pilkington,  Edward  Fielden 
Lawson  Johnston,  Arthur 

M°William 
Crowder,  William  L:win  Robert 
Lloyd,  Gerald  Braithwaite 
Bethell,  Christopher,  &  LL.B. 
Matheson,  John  Lee 
Griffith,  Harold  Kinder,  &  M.B., 

B.C. 
Stocker,  Charles  James,  &  M.B., 

B.C. 
Lucas,  Harry  Audley 
Ryle,  Edward  Hewish 
Kerby,  Clement  Carlyon 
Nath,  Dewan  Badri 
Gardner,  Robert  Geoffrey 
Doherty,  Richard  Ed waid  Ernest 

Biggs 
19081  Wordsworth,  John  Craufurd 

Mallock,  Rawlyn  Richard  Maconchy 
Gomme,  Arnold  Wycombe 
2  Salter,  Frank  Reyner 

Taylor,  Geoffrey  Ingram 
^  Reynolds,  John  William 
Burchell,  James  Melvill 
Dunkels,  Walter 
Vaughan,  Reginald  Bowman 
Lucas,  Charles  Eric 
Loyd,  H  eginald  Arthur 
Steane,  Samuel  William 
Pye,  David  Randall 
Whitworth,  William  Hervey  Allen 
Just,  Theodore  Hartmann,  &  M.B., 

B.C. 
Imison,  Christopher  Savage 
Roxburgh,  Archibald  Cathcart 
Evans,  Arthur-  Geoffrey 
Leather,  Rev.  Norman  George 
Barnes,  George  Le  Maire 
Anderson,  Arthur  Emilius  David 
Buchanan,  John  Nevile,  &  LL.B. 


Phillimore,  John 

Every,  Sir  Edward  Oswald,  Bart. 
Hughes,  Thomas  Geoffrey 
Powell,  Thomas  FoUiot 
Boy  all,  Arthur  Vincent 
Colman,  Jeremiah 
Meller,  Robert  WilUam 
Price,  William  Robert 
Johnson,  Frederick  Victor 
Medcalf ,  Herbert 
Trench,  Hubert  Roland 
Boscawen,   Hon.  Evelyn   Hugh 

John 
Birch,  George  Charles 
Hill,  Alfred  John  Bostock 
White,  Lynton  Woolmer 
Barnsley,  Robert  Eric 
Collett,  Ronald  Leslie  * 

Griffith,  Malcolm  Lloyd 
Fowler,  Charles  Henry 
Drew,  Alfred  Lionel,  &  LL.B. 
Martin,  John  Bosworth 
Stevenson,  Samuel  Delano 
Morshead,  Reginald  Sperling 
Miller,  Roland  Brice 
Powell,  Eric  Walter 
Sealy,  HumfreyNewnham 
Heath,  John  Rippiner 
Pilking-ton,  Hugh  Brocklehurst 
Williams,  Charles 
Banerjee,  Probhat  Nath 
Goldschmidt,  Ernst  Philip 
Hamilton,  Kenneth 
Sutton,  Hubert  Joscelin 
Goldney,  Henry  Hastings 
Lewin,  Kenneth  Robert  1909 

Hoare,  Frederick  Russell 
Fawcus,  Louis  Reginald 
Scholfield,  Charles  Noel 
Chatterji,  Jagadish  Chandra 
Shaw,  Gilbert  Shuldam 
Booth,  Charles  Zachary  Macaulay 
Cowie,  Hugh  Cameron 
Lyttelton.  Hon.  Charles  Frederick 
Watkyn-Thomas,  Frederic  William 
Watney,  Martyn  Herbert 
Loder,  Robert  Egerton 
Chandless,  Cecil  Thomas  Chandless 
Clarke,  Robert  Bruce 
Lubbock,  Hon.  Harold 
Firth,  Lewis  Gerald 
Rivett,  Louis  Carnac 
Townley,  Charles  Evelyn 


1  Bell    Scholar,    1905.      Battie    Scholar,    1907. 
PowU  Medal,  1907. 


2  Fellow  of  Magdalene  College. 
8  Fellow  of  Sidnajr  Susmx  CoU«ge. 


51—2 


1204 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


de  Cordes,  Aubrey  Lucas 

Pollock,  Charles  Thomas  Anderdon 

Lupton,  Maurice 

Kachorn,  Mom  Chow,  &  LL.B. 

Lucas,  Geoffrey  Morton  Ernest 

Morgan,  Sydney  Cope 

Kewcastle,  Cuthbert   Snowball,  & 

LL.B. 
Eennoldson,   Henry  Francis,  & 

LL.B. 
Dickson,  Ernest  Charles  Scott 
Howard,  Walter  Stewart 
Fildes,  Geoffrey  Philip  Agnew 
Freeman,  Percy  Broke 
Robinson,  John  Graham 
Hughes,  George  Ravensworth 
CaUingham,  Laurence  Frederick 

&  LL.B. 
Barclay,  Arthur  Victor 
Groves,  Keith  Grimble,  &  LL.B. 
Willcox,  James  Mark 
Leeke,  Charles  Harold 
Wills,  Walter  Douglas  Melville 
Swan,  Frederick 
Dickson,  Kenneth  Bruce 
Foyster,  Philip  Tillard 
Deighton,  John 
Carlisle,  John  Charles  Denton 
Jameson,  Algernon  James  Durand 
Ward,  William  Joseph 
Whitworth,  Rev.  George  Elwes 

Allen 
Sams,  Reuben  Alfred 
Tolmie,  William  Lester 
1910    Pinsent,  Gerald  Hume  Saverie 

1  Butler,  James  Ramsay  Montagu 

2  Daniel,  Percy  John 
Foster,  Henry  Evans 
Ferguson,  Donald  Fraser 

3  Storey,  Charles  Ambrose 
Thompson,  Francis  Clement 
Cheshire,  Ralph  Waldo 
Heath,  Archie  Edward 
Birchall,  Walter  Raymond 
Raby,  Frederick  James  Edward 
Thompson,  Hugh  Vernon 
Reid,  Douglas  Gavin 

Lewis,  Rev.  Frank  Warburton 
Harvey,    Rev.   Edwin  Josiah 

William 
David,  William  Thomas 
Fermor  Hesketh,  Thomas 


Leeke,  John  Alan 
Penn,  Geoffrey  Mark 
Hartley,  Cecil  Richard 
Mackay,  Kenneth 
White,  Rudolph  Dymoke 
Guest,  Hon.  Oscar  Montague 
Ritson,  Robert 

Collins,  Barry  Keyte  Tenison 
^Morris,  Geoffrey  Grant 
Pallis,  Andreas  Alexander 
Smith,  Brian  Arnold 
Picciotto,  Cyril  Moses 
Pye,  Edwin  Walter 
Welch,  James  Johnson 
Donaldson,  Eric 
Roxburgh,  John  Ferguson 
Dawson,  Hugh  Pudsey 
Lipson,  Ephraim 
Cadbury,  Lawrence  John 
Collins,  David  Charles 
Shepherd,  James  Sherringham 
Gibbs,  Walter  Durant 
Holland-Hibbert,  Thurstan 
Watson,  Hugh 
Marsh,  Frank  Douglas 
Jameson,  Geoffrey  James 
Gray,  Basil 
Lloyd,  Alan  Scrivener 
Hughes,  Norman  Alfred 
Crommelin  Brown,  John  Lewis       « 
Newman,  John  Burton 
Wheatcroft,  George  Hanson 
Hellyer,  Francis  Edgcombe 
Ellis,  Wilfrid  Frank  Proffitt 
Moreing,  Algernon  Henry 
Times,WilberforceOnslow,(feLL.B. 
Hales,  John  Baseley 
Helme,  James  Milner,  &  LL.B. 
Wethered,  Hugh  Ellison 
Oakey,  John  Martin 
Revillon,  Albert  Julian 
Ross,  William  Gordon 
Pulley,  Gerrard  Todd 
Western,  Oswald 
Cadman,  Cuthbert  William 

Montagu 
Hoskin,  Theophilus  Jenner  Hooper 
Agius,  Edgar  Emanuel 
Dent,  Leonard  Maurice  Edward 
Wills,  Sydenham  Waldie 
Vaughan,  Eric  William  Bowman 
Muir,  David  Miller 


1  Members  Latin  Prize.  1907.     Porson  Scholar,  (      3  Person    Prize,    1908.       BeU    Scholar,    1908. 
1908.     Browne   Medal,  1908  and   1909.     Craven.  I  Jeremie  Prize,  1918.     Allen  Scholar,  1913. 
Scholar,  1907.      Powia    Medal,    1909    and   1910,  j      4  Browne  Medal,  1908,  1909.    Fellow  of  Jesua 
Porson  Prize,  1910.    Gladstone  Prize  1910.  |  College. 

2  Rayleigh  Prize,  1912.  i 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1205 


Guinness,  Richard  Smythe 

Maxwell,  Malcolm  Theodore 

La  Touche,  Godfrey  George  Digges 

Howard,  John  PhUip 

Bramwell,  John  Crighton 

Breul,    Ernest   Damian   Theodore 

Eugen 
Windsor,  (Lord) 
Insole,  George  Claud  Lathom 
WaUace,  Rev.  Arthur  WUliam 

Watson 
Cheyne,  William  Hunter  Watson 
Ross,  Ronald  Deane 
Storey,  Ronald  Alexander 
Heap,  Joseph  Milne 
Colenso,  Nigel  John  Fi-ankland 
Brunton,  Edward  Henry  Pollock 
Perrens,  Charles  Newton  Triscott 
Gilliland,  Valentine  Knox 
Hoare,  Henry  Colt  Arthur 
Jones,  Tom  Barry 
Doll,  Mordaunt  Henry  Caspers 
Penrose,  Edward  John  McNeill 
Nehru,  Jawaharlal 
Patteson,  John  Dossie 
Meier,  Frederick  Alfred 
Wilson,  Bassett  FitzGerald 
Kneese,    Rupert    Heinrich 

Wilhelm 
Jardine,  Douglas  James 
Reid,  James  Smith 
1911    Romanis,  William  Hugh  Cowie 
Brown,  Reginald  Arthur 
Agnew,  Victor  Charles  Walter 
Clark,  Henry  Douglas 
May,  Gerald  Henderson 
Reed,  CHfford  Hugh 
Baggallay,  Mervyn  Eric  Claude 
Milsom,  Harry  Lincoln 
Naylor,  John  Mui-ray 
Thorburn,  John  Melland 
Wilson,  Clyde  Tabor,  &  LL.B. 
Rosher,  John  Brenchley,  &  LL.B. 
Croft,  John  Arthur  Christopher 
Sayer,  Humphrey 
Harrowing,  John  Stanley 
Newcomb,  Wilfrid  Davison 
Cunliffe,  Norman 
Chichester,  Arthur  O'Neill  Cubitt 
Buxton,  Thomas  Fowell 
Corry,  Frederick  Henry  Lowry 
Geldard,  Nicholas 
Spranger,  John  Alfred 
Wood,  Ardern  Relf 
Geldard,  Stuart 
Matbeson,  Norman  Macdonald 


Petherick,  John  Cecil 

Bridgeman,  Rodger  Orlando 

Wright,  Leonard  Almroth  Wilson 

Armstrong,    Michael    Richard 
Leader 

Wills,  Robert  Bruce  MeMUe 

Pollock,  Humphrey  Rivers 

Walker,  Sir  Robert  James  Milo, 
Bart. 

Knowles,  Robert  King 

Curtis,  Arthur  Randolph  Wormeley 

Parker,  Roger  Henry 

Shove,  Ralph  Samuel 

Hill,  Thomas  Archibald  Mont- 
gomerie 

M'-Cormick,  Edward  Hamilton 

Jones,  Maurice  Herbert 

Wilson,  Aubyn  Harold  Reymond 

Hedges,   Killingworth  Michael 
Fentham 

Kennedy,  Myles  Storr  Nigel 

Dill,  John  Martin  Gordon 

Wain  Wright,  Ronald  Charles 

Manger,  Alfred  Stuart 

Bretherton,  Humphrey 

Holman,  Alexander,  Mc Arthur 

Eiloart,  Horace  Anson,  &  LL.B. 

Herzog,  Frederick  Joseph 

Pooley,  John  Sandys 

Westby,   Perceval   St  George 
Charles 

Williams,  Gordon 

Rigden,  Charles 

Whittle,  Dennis 

Starkie,  Richard  Patrick  Aloysius 

Pickard,  Basil 

Turner,  William  Arthur  Scales 

Parker,  Wilfred  Henry 

Roberts,  Alfred  Cecil  Samuel 

Miley,  Miles 

Davies,  Arthur  Robert 

Pashkoff,  Basil  Alexandrovitch 

Peache,  Richard  Coventry 

Kilburn,  Paul,  &  Mus.Bac. 

Pashkoff,  Alexander  Alexandro- 
vitch 

Whitworth,  Eric  Edward  Allen 

Simpson,  Norman  Douglas 

Grasemaiin,  Cuthbert 

Gleed,  Richard  Wilson  Arnall 

Hoult,  Joseph  Murray 

Dodgson,  Francis 

Sniger,  Charles  Mortimer 

Todd,  Edgar  William 

Reynolds,  Noel  Charles  William 

Philipsott,  Myles  Rowland 


1206 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


Duffin,  Charles  Grimshaw 
Hudson,  Frederick  Audley 
Cowper,  Geoffrey  Moore 
Arnold-Wallinger,  Geoffrey  Seldou 
Palmes,  William  Tevery 
Hainan,  Edward  Thomas 
Leslie,  Alan,  &  LL.B. 
Stuart,  Arthur 
Koraarovsky,   Boris   Markoff,   &■ 

LL.B. 
Porter,  Ernest  James 
Paine,  William  Arthur 
1912    Eckersley,  ThomacLydwell 
Aston,  Francis  William 
Jack,  Alexander  Fingland 
Boyd,  James 
Gibbon,  John  Houghton 
Morton.  Roland  Francis  Storrs 
Wood,  Alfred  William  Maitland 
Hodgson,    George    William 

Houghton 
Fenwick,  Basil  Arbuthnut 
Daltry,  Lionel  Offley 
Fenwick,  iMelvill  Collingwood 
Clark,  Ralph  Neville 
Savory,  Charles  Harley 
Charles,  James  Arthur  Merriman 
Lloyd,  Leslie  Steeds 
Lewis,  Michael  Arthur 
Digby,  Kenelm  George 
Leak,  Walter  Norman 
Burkitt,  Miles  Crawford 
Nettlefold,  Joseph  Henry,  &  LL.B. 
Chevassut,  Frederick  George 
White,  Ronald  Edwin 
Lawrence,  Brian  Lyndon 
Harvey,  Frank  Lennox 
Chrouschoff,  Ivan 
Frost,  Edmund  Lionel 
Simeon,  Leonard   Stephen 

Barrington 
Jones,  Ivone  Kirkpatrick 
Pritchard,  John  Edward  Maddock 
Spicer,  Gerald  Evan 
Coates,  Hamish  Hustler  Howard 
Kersey.  Robert  Hogarth 
Allen,  John  Edric  Russell 
Hopkinson,  Rudolf  Cecil 
Farley,  Reuben  Llewellyn 
Patwardhan,  Vithalrao  Chintaman 
Pope,  Cyril 
Beaumont,    (Hon.)  Wentworth 

Henry  Canning 
Pownall,  John  Cecil  Glossop 
Studd,  Lionel  Fairfax 
Windsor  Clive,  (Hon.)  Archer 


Collins,  Reginald  Frank 
Whitworth,  Cyril  Clinton  Allen 
Moreing,  Adrian  Charles 
Thomas,  Walter  Edison 
Pite,  Ion  Beresford 
Everard,  William  Lindsay 
Pease,  Michael  Stewart 
Le  Blanc-Smith,  Charles  Ralph 
Christie,  Louis  Desmond 
Reed,  John 
Cunard,  Edward 
Evans,  Humphrey  Silvester 
Campbell,  Edward  Maitland 
Mackintosh,  George  William 
Wenham,  John  Henry 
Gossage,  Ernest  Leslie 
Pease,  Richard  Arthur 
Crawford,  David 
Chfton,  Edward  Noel 
Sampson,  Frederic  Arthur 
Bullock,  Harold  Malcolm 
Shelley,  Georere  Edward 
Chapman,    Thomas   Musgrave 

Gray 
Deane,  Everard  Duncan 
Jeffries,  William  Francis  Cary 
Taylor,  Harold  Milman  Strickland 
Sanderson,  Thomas  Stuart,  &LL.B. 
Bonner,  Charles  Bradlaugh 
Walsh,  Alan  Dudley 
Williams,  Edward 
Moncrieff,  Duncan  Campbell 
White,  Norman  Cecil 
Parry,  David  James 
Bent'liff,  Hubert  David  191 

Hill,  Charles  Loraine  ; 

Bowlby,  Russell  Frank 
Willett,  Wilfred  Leslie 
Riley- Smith,  William 
Williams-Wynn,  Watkin 
O'Ferrall,  Ronald  Stanhope  More 
Reid,  James 

Dubs,  Clarence  Ivor  Alistair 
Andras,  John  Bertram 
Howard,  Donald  Sterling  Palmer 
Whitehead,  Thomas  North 
Wills,  Ronald  Dewhurst 
Glazebrook,  Arthur  Rimington 
Helme,  Robert  Egerton 
Schloss,  Walter  Francis  Raphael 
Addy,  James  Carlton 
Bryce,  William  Theodore  Percival 
Gunston,  Derrick  Wellesley 
Galstaun,  Shanazar  Galstaun 
Ryder,  Algernon  Frederick  Roland 
Dudley 


TRINITY   COLLEGE. 


1207 


Teniiant,  Hugh  Vincent 
Cuthbert,  Claude  Arthur 
Lonsdale,  Arthur  Carr  Glyn 
Leathain,  Hugh  Wilham 
Trouton,  Frederick  Thomas 
Coad-Pryor,  Eric  Augustus 
Hicks,  Eric  Perrin 
Young,  Frederick  Hugh 
Hanna,  Godfrey  FitzGerald 
Chadwick,  Harold 
Edwards,  Gerald  Bracton 
Norman,  Charles  Wake 
Eathbone,  Christopher  Greg 
Dent,  Geoffrey 
Caldwell- Smith,  Eric  Lauder 
Went  worth  Stanley,  Charles  Sidney 

Bowen 
Wenham,  Charles  Hugh 
Kitson,  Arthur  Stewart 
Campbell,  William  Gordon 
Wasbrough,  William  Lewis 
Lovett  Henn,  Edward  Hem-y 
Mansfield,  Kalph  Sheldon 
Phillipps,  Frederick  Alfred 
Clark,  James  Henry  Maurice 
Herbert- Smith,  Gwenffrwd  Mostyn, 

&  LL.B. 
Dove,  Frederick  John 
Lindley,  William  Maximilian 
Smith,  Sergius 
Hadrill,  Eric  Walter 
Davies,  Richard  Rees 
Taylor,  Frederick  Burleigh 
Miller,  Ralph  William  Richardson 
Fowler,  John  Dudley 
Ellis,  John  Stanley 
Wilson,  John  Christopher 
Fisher,  John  Wilfred 
Hope,  John  Humphry 
Scott,  Ernest 
Shaw,  Edward  Brian 
Eade,  Aylmer 
Ferguson,  Hugh  Mortimer 
Howard,  Claude  Felce 
Lupton,  Lionel  Martineau 
St  Aubyn,  Morice  Julian 
Gracey,  Robert  Lloyd 
Wale,  Eric  Harry 


Forster,  Thomas 
Forster,  William,  &  LL.B. 
Gomme,  Geoffrey  James  Lyon 
Dick,  Henry  Pfeil 
Williams,  Gerald  Henry 
MacGregor,  Malcolm  Evan 
Hake,  Henry  Mendelssohn 
Petersen,  William  Sinclair 
Todd,  James 

Robertson,  Miles  Kenneth 
Anson,  George  Frederick  Vernon 
Frankhn,  Walter  Bell 
Casey,  Richard  Gardiner 
Tootal,  Reginald  Mervyn 
Clifton,  Hubert  Everard 
Newcombe,  Harry  Wyndham 
Evans,  Reginald  Wilfrid 


LL.B. 

1  Hohler,  Gerald  Fitzroy 
Turner,  John  Alfred 
Martineau,  Gerald 
Walford,  Hugh  Selwyn 
Feilding,  Hon.   Francis  Henry 

Everard  Joseph 
Bosanquet,  Samuel  Ronald  Court- 
hope 
3Iethold,  Henry  Tindal 
Davie,  Charles  Christopher 
Richards,  Lewis  Saurin 
Clarence,  George  Clement 
Castleman,  Edward  William  Fuidge 
Coode,  Alan  Penrose 
Sampson,  Samuel  John  Marton 
Harbord,  Henry  Collett 
Browne,  Mayrick  Gouldsburg 
HoUins,  Percy  Ryder 
Evans,  Rupert  Ancrum 
Griffith,  Geoffrey  Foster 
Naggiar,  Sydney 


Mus.  Bac. 

Such,  Edwin  Charles 
Goodhart-Rendel,  Harry  Stuart 
Kilburn,  Paul 


1  King'*  Countol . 


1208 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


UNDERGRADUATES 


Felloic  Commoner. 
Chanler,  Louis  Stuyvesaiit 

Advanced  Students. 
Wasson,  James  Craig 
Carter,  Humphrey  Gilbert 
Neuman,  Karl  Otto 
Jowett,  Arthur  Craven 
Winfield,  Leonard 
Rossi,  Robert 
Wittgenstein,  Ludwig 
Goodhart,  Arthur  Lehman 
Farrow,  Ernest  Pickworth 
Cai-ver,  Clilford  Nickalls 
Bryant,  Ernest  C. 

Pensionera. 

Parsons,  Francis  Cotton 
Matsura,  Count  Atsushi 
Cory,  Reginald  Radcliffe 
Philips,  George  William 
Hanbury,  Daniel 

Baynes,  Geoffrey 

Rothband,  Percy  Lionel 

Ogilvie,  George  Norman 
Peek,  Sir  Wilfrid,  Bart. 
Pemberton,  Francis  Percy 

Campbell 
Winch,  Stanley  Brook 
Richardson,  Guy  Carleton 
Giffard,  Edward  Charles 
Okura,  Kisschiro 

Lea-Wilson,  Basil  Hugh  Campbell 

Seymour,  Francis 

Clay,  Barnard  Augustine 

Berger,  Samuel  Henry 

Gilbey,  Walter  Ewart 

Gore-Browne,  Harold  Thomas 

Thirlwall 
Smith-Barry,  Robert 
Desborough,  Granville 

Mather,  Loris  Emerson 
Petherick,  George  Gerald 
Wilson,  John  Granville 
Birkbeck,  Gervase  William 
Freer,  Geoffrey  Hubert 
Gordon,  Hamilton 


Loder,  Norman  Wilfred 
Griffitlj- Williams,  Arthur 
Caledon,  Earl  of 

Attenborough,  Carlisle  Robert 

Walter 
Tweedie,  Harley  Alexander 
St  Johnston,  Adrian 
Rushworth,  Arthur  Norman 
Davidson,  Eric  Henry  Lucas 
Soper,  Ronald  Garland 
Merton,  Wilfred 
Pring",  Basil  Crompton 
Chalmers,  Ian  Patrick  Honyman 
Weguelin,  Thomas  Noel 
Humphry,  Alexander  Murchison 
Colquhoun,   Gideon  Robert 

Ernest 
Greaves,  Georsre  Methuen 
Prinsep,  Anthony  Leyland 
Wiggin,  George  Robert 
Vereker,  Hon.  Standish  Robert 
Jareja,  Bhoputsingjee  Bhugvat- 

singjee 
Bernard,  John  Gerald  Mortimer 
Robinson,  Joseph  Benjamin 
Kingsland,  Harold  Lovett 
Chaloner,  Thomas  Weston  Peel 

Long 
Minnilt,  Robert  James 
Sinclair,  Kenneth  Duncan  Lecky 
Pelham,  Hon.  Sackville  George 
Walrond,  Victor 
Polhill,  Cecil  Charles 

Knight-Bruce,  Robert  Evelyn 

Cleave 
Hubbuck,  Geoffrey  Martin 
Studd,  Vivian  Mortlock 
Drysdale,  Reginald  Keith 
Northcote,  Dudley  Stafford 
Ansdell,  Thomas  Agnew 
Robinson,  Wilfred  Henry 
Bernard,  Brian  Edward  Vivian 
Neilson,  Drevor  Frederick  Acton 
Mulholland,  (Hon.)  Henry  George 

Hill 
Leaf,  Frederick  Arthur 
Beazley,  Charles  Murray 
Longhurst,  Henry  Birt 
Smith,  Stephen  Berthold 
Harraton,  John  Reginald 
Murray,  Richard  Brian 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1209 


Smith,  Robert  Sydney  Steele 

Leak,  Edward  Alexander 

Whitfield,  Sydney  Philip 

Castlerosse  (Viscount) 

Steinfeld,  Istvan 

Boscawen,  (Hon.)  Vere  Douglas 

Tirard,  Nestor  Seppings 

Snelgrove,  Sidney  Henry 

Shepherd,  Francis  Mc Andrew 

Wanton,  Eric  Astell 

McCormick,  Alister 

Ward-Jackson,  Robert 

Foster,  Pelham  La  Trobe 

Bacon,  Francis  Rimington 

Kingsland,  Arthur  Ambrose 

Huglies-Gibb,  Harold  Francis 

HUl,  Ronald  Guy 

Gotch,  Mervyn  Spencer 

Saville,  Stanley  Herbert 

Jewell,  Charles  John  Samuel 
Palmer,  Kenneth  Randall 
Woolley,  Charles  Austin  Lawrence 
Watkyn-Thomas,  Alwyn 
Dowling,  Geofifrey  Charles  Walter 
McBain,   George   Brown 

Sievwright 
Maxwell,  Ian  Constable 
Wynne,  Arthur  Meredyth 
Mackenzie,  Colin  Roy 
Milbum,  Anthony 
Bonvalot,  Edward  St  Laurent 
Perrins,  Meredith  Dyson 
Drewe,  Adrian 

Hudson,  Ralph  Palliser  Milbanke 
Maxwell,  Ronald  Constable 
Tomlinson,  Frederick  Roger  John 
Althorp,  Viscount 
Tower,  Geoffrey  Egerton 
Grey- Wilson,  Robert  Andrew 
O'Ferrall,  Cyril  Lucian 
Davis,  Lewis  Frederick 
Payue-Gallwey,  Lowry  Philip 
Barthropp,  Sidney  Alfred  Nathaniel 

Shafto 
Torr,  John  Herbert  Graham 
Hatch,  Sidney  Cuthbert  Lawson 
Bion,  Rupert  Euston 
Kendall,  Frederick  Ralph  Norman 
Boscawen,   Hon.   Mildmay 

Thomas 
Dewhurst,  George  Charnley 

Littleton 
Lea,  Ronald  Sydney  Harris 
Wallace,  John  Alfred  Victor  I 


Murray,  Thorkill  Howard  Everitt 
Garfit,  Thomas  Noel  Cheney 
Griffiths,  Cuthbert  Cyril 
Grant,  Bramwell  Dundas 

Herman,  George  Alfred 
Duff,  Beauchamp  Patrick 
1.2  Clarke,  Sydney 
1' '^Bennett,  Eric 
!■  -  Duf ton,  John  Thornton 
iBremner,  Francis  Donald  Holden 
1' 2  Watson,  Roger  Alan 
Herries,  Alexander  Dobree  Young 
Doune,  Lord 
Baber,  John  Barton 
1  Ritchie,  Arthur  David 
1  Harvey,  Douglas  Lennox 
Wilson,  Ralph  Edwyn 
McKinlay,  Alan  Burdon 
Williams- Green,  William  Thomas 
Mackworth-Praed,  CyrU  Winthrop 
Pughe,  Evan  Brodribb 
Armstrong,  James  Robert  Bargrave 
Mackay,  George  Roger 
Wilson,  Cornelius  Ex-ic 
Bolitho,  Geoffrey  Richard 
3  Lichtenberg,  William  Adolf 
Seys-Phillips,  Howard 
Wegg-Prosser,  Cecil  Francis 

Joseph 
Oriel,  Theodore  Henry  Bovingdon 
Cocks,  Wyllard  Fleetwood 
McNeile,  John  Henry 
Lloyd,  Eric  Ivan 
Ponsonby,  Arthur  Gordon 
Rathbone,  Edward  Reynolds 
McClure,  Keith  Alister  Johnstone 
Jones,  Evan  Davies 
Glen,  Robert  Rodger 
Hamilton,  Gerald 
Bethell,  David  Jardine 
Wesley  Smith,  Henry 
Foster,  Michael  Reginald 
Segnitz,  Hermann  Ferdinand 
Howard,  George  Wren 
Neale,  Algernon  Kenneth  Hastings 
Tuck,  Noel  Johnson 
Farley,  Charles  Finch 
Sheldon,  Leonard  Gordon  Melville 
Sulivan,  Eugene  Gilbert 
Trotter,  Kenneth  Stuart 
Garnett,  Kenneth  Gordon 
Shennan,  Douglas  Francis  Fairfax 
Fordham,  Hugh  Alexander 


1  Exhlbitloaer. 


3  Westminster  Eshibltioaer. 

51—6 


1210 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


Wills,  Oliver  Byerley  Walters 

Varley,  Leonard 

Spragge,  Francis  Basil  Brook 

Randall,  Gerald  Freyne 

Bovill,  Edward  William 

Chichester,   William  George 
Cubitt 

Ellicott,  Frederick  Arthur  John 

Bell,  Cheviot  Wellington  Dillon 

Morrison,  John  Stanton  Fleming 

Woosnam,  Maxwell 

Hopkins,  Oliver  Seatcherd 

Davies,  Jenner  Conway 

Mathew,  Felton  Arthur  Hamilton 

Baerlein,  Oswald  Felix 
iLightbody,  Wilfred  Petre 

Leslie,  Roger 

Hicks,  Basil  Perrin 

Bishop,  John  Henry 

West,  Edward  Brooks 

Whiting,  Ralph  Oakley 

Hardinge,  Hon.  Alexander  Henry 
Louis 
2  Brown,  Harold  Cuthbert  Brooks- 
bank 
2 Bright,  Frank  Ransom 

Lefroy,  Edward  Jetfry 

Williamson,  James  Bruce 
2  Carter,  Charles  Noel 
2  Black,  Robert  Pearson 

Davis,  Robert  Gwyune 

Hamilton,  Herbert  Otho 
2Hetherington,  Thomas  William 

Knight,  Philip  Clifford 

Gidlow  Jackson,  Geoffrey  Herbert 

Traill,  Ralph  Robert 

Matthews,  Edgar  Charles 

Malcolm  Dickinson,  William 
2 Houghton,  Ralph  LaAvrence 

Sington,  Edward  Claude 

Duthie,  William  Leonard 

Featherstone,  Henry  Walter 

Neilson,  Heni-y  John  Tullis 

Chisholm,  Colin  John 

Buckland,  Thomas  Adrian 

Carr,  Anthony  Laurence 
2  Purser,  George  Leslie 

Hubbard,  Phillip  Warrington 

Rawlins,  Frank  McCalmont 

Manley,  Roger  Shawe 

Barnsley,  Thomas  Kenneth 

tSinclair,  Denis  John  Oliver 
2  Farmer,  Eric 

Dickey,    Edward    Montgomery 
O'Rorke 


I    Vincent,  Richard  Beaumont 

I    Walker,  John  Percy  Ernest 

i    Mulholland,  Hon.    Godfrey    John 

j  Arthur  Murray  Lyle 

J    Misra,  Jaikaran  Nath 

I    Sloan,  Eric  Barringer 

Flynn,  Albert  James 

Buxton,  Patrick  Alfred 

Barningham,  Ernest 

Gracey,  Horace  Charles 

Allgood,  Gay  Hunter 

Moor,  Frewen 

Milne,  James  Sinclair 

Butlm,  Sir  Henry  Guy  Trentham, 
Bart. 

Corry,  James  Perowne  Ivo  Myles 

Rich,  Neville  Julian 

Watson-Armstrong,  Hon.  William 
John  Montague 

Felton,  Lionel  Bernard 

Manasse,  Max  Maurice 

Faulkner,  Roy 

Law,  Ralph  Arnold 

Graham,  Henry  Archibald  Roger 

Gardner,  Humphrey  Douglas 

Ritson,  John  Ardrew 

Woodrotfe,  Neville  Leslie 

Yeo,  Leslie  Farquhar 

Prakasa,  Sri 

Schmiechen,  Gerald 

Fraser-Mackenzie,  Evelyn  Robert 
Leopold 

Mandleberg,  Lennard  Charles 
I    Stewart,  James  Alexander  Logan 
I    Dukes,  Eric  Harford 
!    Carus-Wilson,  Cecil  Caradoc 
i    Farmer,  Henry  Charles  McLean 

Campbell,  Keir  Arthur 

Apperly,  Basil  Lang  Marling 

Grant,  Alan  Francis  Montagu 

Duchemin,  Charles  Leslie  Hawks- 
ford 

Lancaster,  Stephen 
^Hawke,  Eric  Ludlow 

Buxton,  Clarence  Edward  Victor 

Stevens,  Cecil  James  Duff 

Hanna,  William  Bushra 

O'Brien,  Brian  Fanning 

Whitham,  John  Wilkinson 

Sondhi,  Guru  Datt 

1  Marshall,  Thomas  Humphrey 
1  Brown,    William    Edward 

Leighton 
1  Butler,  Nevile  Montagu 


1  Exhibitioner. 


3  Westminster  Exhibitioner. 


TKINITY  COLLEGE. 


1211 


i.^Edwards,  Langdon    Percival 
Lorimer 

i.2Ballamy,  Harold  WiUiam 

I'^Vickers,  Robert 

1  Sanger-Davies,  Llewelyn  Herbert 
Davidson,  Malcolm  Gordon 
Wardell  Yerburgh,  Geoffrey  Basset 
Moule,  Henry  Charles  Cautley 
Pulling,  Christopher  Kobert  Druce 
Heaton,  David  Rimington 
Hills,  William  Frederick  Waller 
Calverley,  Hugh  Salvia 
AUhusen,  liupert 
Lyttelton,  Oliver 
Melville-Smith,  Henry  MacLane 
Wenham,  Eric  Heseltine 
Dickinson,  Raymond  Scott 
Whidborne,  Bertram  Seymour 
Clemetson,  David  Louis 
Ash,  Francis  Henry 
Ritchie,  Robert  Blackwood 
Hoare,  Edward  Ralph  Douro 
McEwen,  John  Hellas  Finnie 
Coutts,  Hubert  Allan  Tucker 
Gwynn,  Rodeiick  Thynne  Sackville 
Bostock,  Samuel  Charles 
Heald,  William  Henry  Arthur 
Soni,  Ranbir  Chand 
Harvey,  Oliver  Charles 
Palmer,  Geoffrey  Frederick  Neill 
Rosenberg,  Gerald  David 
de  Geijer,  Erik  Neville 
Jackson,  George  Clive 
Chance,  Roger  James  Ferguson 
Marigold,  James  Evelyn 
Murray,  George  Anthony 
Habershon,  Leonard  Osbourn 
Williamson,  Dorian  Adair 

3 Burgess,  Oliver  Leland 
Thorjiton,  Frank 
MallaUeu,  William 
Sutton,  Leonard  Noel 
Gordon,  Arthur  Reynault 
Elhott,  Gilbert  Lewes  Lloyd 
Horton,  Le  Gendre  George  William 
Corry,  William  Myles  Fenton 
Gilson,  Robert  Quilter 
Buller,  Mowbray  Louis 
Davies,  George  Llewellyn 
Best,  Thomas  William 
Weekes,  Carey  Richard  Hampton 
Raikes,  Frank  Stewart  Waddington 
Leatham,  Charles  Barclay 


King,  John  Francis  Oliver 

Bittencourt,  Paulo 
2  Saunder,  George  Bertram 

Rawson,  Ronald  Rawson 

EUiot,  Wilfrid  Edmund 

Elborne,  John 
2  Jackson,  Edward  Phillips 

Boyle,  George  Frederick 

Lloyd,  Henry  Greame 

Murray,  John  Challenger 
2  Hare,  Fred 

Thornton,  Edward 

Erskine-Hill,  Alexander  Galloway 

Cadbury,  Egbert 

Moorson,  Alfred  Edgar 

Gjers,  Lawrence 

Smith,  Peter 

Hodson,  Edmond  Adair 

Petherick,  Maurice 
I'^Langlands,  Norman  Mann  Smart 

Fry,  Francis  McGregor 

Field,  Marshall 
•AsSelby,  WilliamLyle 

Elmhirst,  Leonard  Knight 

Brooks,  Herbert  Reginald  Graham 

Nicholson,  Brmsley  Dairacott 

Sibour,  Louis  de  (Count) 

Budenberg,  Christian  Frederick 

James,  Archibald  WiUiam  Henry 

Hippisley,  Edward  Townsend 

Burton,  Maurice  George  Walter 

Austen-Cartmell,  Arthur  James 

Gregson,  Henry  George 
2  Kennedy,  John  Murray  Stewart 

Pilkington,  Dennis  Fielden 

Brown  Douglas,  Francis  Campbell 

Fursdon,  George  Ellsworth 
Sydenham 

Spicer,  Eric  Evan 

Oldham,  John  Walter  Hyde 

Helm,  Henry  Paul  Dundas 

Heath,  Leopold  Cuthbert 

Allan,  Alexander  Caldwell 

Goldschmidt,  James  Parlane 

Webster,  Joseph  Frain 

Leang,  Tay  Chun 

Madan,  Arthur  Gresley 
^Carew,  Peter  Gawen 

Power,  John  Wethered 

Gordon-Cumming,  Alexander 
Penrose 

Morrison,  Robert  Gordon 

Drake,  Humphrey  Richard  Oweu 


1  Exhibitioner. 


3  Weitminitcr  Exhibitioner. 


1212 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


Colville,  David  John 

de  Montigny,  Baudouiu  de 

Marotte 
Nicholson,  Humphrey  John 
de  Traiford,  Rudolph  Edgar  Francis 
Owen,  Arthur  Ryder  Bastard 
Kershaw,  Joseph 
Emmett,  Roger  Henry 
Shackel.  George  Meredyth 
Bragg,  Robert  Charles 
Kei'shaw,  Jack  Reginalde 
Foster,  Bernard  La  Trobe 
Chamberlain,  Eric  Dunstan 
Temperley,  Clive  Errington 
Peters,  Arthur 

2  Stott,  Cecil  Ainsworth 
Lucas,  Alan  Reginald  Farrar 
Forrest,  John  William 
Pelham  Clinton,  Guy  Edward 

STansley,  Leonard  Beaumont 
Spicer,  Lancelot  Dykes 
Banbury,  Francis  Edward 
Nori-is,  William  Forbes 
Copland-Griffiths,  Felix  Alexander 

Vincent 
Truscott,  Francis  George 
Royce,  Ferris  Cleveland 

2  Robson,  Ernest 
Tinsley,  Rupert  Lawies 
Elliott,  Edward  Christopher 

Bowes 
Sakhalkar,  Chintamani  Vinayak 
Lawrence,  Oliver  John 
Geard,  Douglas  Arthur  Ayrton 
Drink  water,  Roddam  Collingwood 
Handford,  Henry  Basil  Strutt 
Elphick,  Hugh  Clifford 
Fielding,  (Hon.)  Henry  Simon 
Ravvson,  Wyatt  Trevelyan  Rawson 
Humphreys,  Guy  Howard 
Pelham,  (Hon.)  Marcus  Herbert 
ToUemache,  Arthur  Henry  William 
Henri,  Fx'ank 

Naesseth,  Alfred  Lianna  Treweeke  i 
Milner,  Henry  Brewer  ! 

Ansbacher,  Sidney  Samuel  I 

Harvey,  John  Edmund  ' 

Mayer,  Percy  George  i 

Hanumantha   Roa,   Chintakindi       • 

Venkata 
Lindsay,  John  Arthur  Nigel  Boyne  ; 
Henderson,  Alexander  Iselin  j 

Hanna,  Charles  Bushra  i 


Easton,  Gervaise  Lennard  Edward 

Andrews,  Keble  Theodore 

Vane-Tempest,   Ernest  Charles 
William 

Clarke,  Edmund  Stephenson 
2  Green,  David 

Garnett-Botfield,   Alfred  Clulow 
FitzGerald 
2  Ansell,  Arthur  George 

Piatt,  Maurice  Cedric 

Crowe,  Hugh  Barby 

Milburn,  Richard  Gerald 

McDougal,  Ernest  Trevor  Murray 

Micholls, Roger  Maurice  Beddington 

Forchheimer,  PhiUp  Josef 

Barcikowski,  Januz  Witold 

1  Baines,  John  Talbot 

1-2  Wads  worth,  John 

1-2  Forrest,  Howard 

1- ^Hamilton,  Eric  Ronald 

1. 2  Braunholtz,  Walter  Theodore  Karl 

1.2 Marshall,  John 

i'2Mainprize,  Sidney  Leonard 

i.2Catterall,  Edwin  Colin 

1'  2  Stedman,  George  Foster 

i.2Pugh,  Frank  Henry 

Charles,  Lionel  Bruce 
Denman,  Roderick  Peter  George 
Robinson,  Francis  Evan  Malligauni 
Lloyd,  Ronald  Llewellyn 
Walters,  Graham  Yuille  Lanady 
Marquess  of  Hartington 
Anson,  Hugo  Victor 
Lacy- Thomson,  Thomas  Alexander 
Loyd,  Wilfrid  Haig 
Gorst,  Gerald  Thomas 
McMicking,  Gilbert  Thomas  Gore 
Eaton,   (Hon.)   Francis  Ormond 

Henry 
Darwin,  William  Robert 
Longbottom,  Henry 
Penrose-Fitzgerald,  Maurice  John 
Sparkes,  Warren  Lyster 
Rose,  Lanchlan 
Assheton,  Richard  Thomas 
St  Clair,  Alexander  Hugh 
Wrigley,  Christopher  James  Oswald 
Fenwick,  Anthony  Lionel 
Speer,   Alfred   Hem'y   Templeman 

Loraine 
Buxton,  Barclay  Godfrey 


1  Exhibitioner. 


3  Westminster  Exhibitioner. 


TKINITY  COLLEGE. 


1213 


Maude,  Eustace  Anthony  Whaley 
Outhrie,  Patrick  Stirling 
Dunning,  Gilbert  Keitb 
Wilson,  Alexander  Comber 
Kidley,  Herbert  Leslie 
Taylor,  Harold  Meadows 
Grattan-Bellew,  William  Arthur 

1  Williams,  Aubrey  Kenneth 
Ansbacher,  George 
Dillon,  Theobald  Augustus 
Murray,  Ulric  George 
Challinor,  John 
Pelly,  Eric  Percy  Leonard 
Davidson,   Stanley  Ley  bourne 

Patrick 
Donald,  Matthewman  Henry 

1  Martin,  Stephen  Paget 
Boyd,  Harold  Alexander 
Milne,  Eric  Oswald 
Kutter,  Hubert  Frederick  Pascoe 
D'Arcy  Hart,  Eonald  James 
Littleboy,  Charles  Norman 
Baxter,  Charles  William 
Mitchell,  Eric  Sydney 
Murray,  Charles  Wadsworth 
Young,  Thomas 
Lander,  Thomas  Eaton 
Dent,  William  Edward 
Keen,  Ai'thur  Wilian 
Orde-Powlett,  William  Percy 
Spens,  Thomas  Patrick 
Hawker,  Charles  Allan  Seymour 
Hill,  Charles  Edward  Cecil 
Wilson,  Henry  Wilcox 
Aitken,  David  Brunton 
Peploe,  Keith 
Webb,  John  Boyer 
Bartlett,  Edward  George 
Freeston,  Bernard  Dunkerley 
Laurie,  James  Macpherson 
Lyttelton,  Hon.  Richard  Glynne 
Kerr,  William  Howard 
Hall,  Athelstan  Argyle 
Darnton,  Rupert  Edward 
Barran,  Henry  Vernon  Flower 
Lupton,  Basil  Cantley 
Hughes,  Alfred  Western 
Philipson-Stow,  Rowland  Miles 

Philipson 
Browne,  Otho  Lennox 
Westmacott,  Peter  Germanus 
"Young,  William  Alexander 


de  Cerjat,  Charles  Sigismund 
Lawrence,  Michael  Charles 

Parker,  George  Douglas  Sandbach 

Pearce,  Robert  Swayne 
1  Jones,  Philip  Basil 

Dent,  Robert  Aimesley  Wilkinson 

Hornung,  John  Peter 

Tooth,  Arthur  Augustus 

Pryor,  Robert  Selwyn 

French,  Hon.  Ernest  Aloysius 

Howitt,  Frank  Dutch 

Macmaster,  Donald  Cameron 
De  Ford 
iRurnaby,  Geoffrey 

Herbert,  Evelyn 

Beer,  Arthur  Henry 

Arkwright,  Robert  Oakley  Wigram 

Hunter,  Walter  Ei'ic 

Boys,  Geoffrey  Vernon 

Campbell-Johnston,   Patrick 
Seymour  Campbell 

Mann,  Ian  Anderson 

Giles,  Edward 

Yarrow,  Eric  Ferandez 
1  Cleghorn,  Wilfrid  Alec 

Gibson,  Claude  Manley 

Birkbeck,  George 
1  Rowlands,  Robert  Bowen  Jones 

Cohen,  Charles  Benjamin 

Dennistoun,  John  Romeyn 

Anderson,  Norman  Leslie 

Bartram,  Lewis  Henry 

Howkins,  George  Addington 

Master,  George  Gilbert  Onslow 

Seely,  Charles  Grant 

Reynolds,  George  William  Morris 

Insole,  Alan  Vivyan 

Beebe,  Alfred  WiUiam  Berkeley 

Oates,  John  Sherbrooke  Coape 

Nathan,  Jack  Saul 

Roberts,  William 

Drysdale,  Donald  Roy 

Ormrod,  Leslie  Alexander 

Beauraont-Nesbitt,  Wilfrid  Henry 

Barrett,  Robin  Coventry 

Sail,  Bernard 

Yeo,  Harold  Elvery 

Vagliano,  Spiro 

Lister,  Arthur  Reguiald 

Jones,  Frederick 

Bond,  Alexis  Coulson 

Katti,  Pandurang  Shrinivias 


1  Subslzar. 


1214 


TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


Parker,  Frederic  Archibald 
Fewtrell,  Alford  Hastings  Heap 
le  Blanc  Smith,  Thomas  Eric 
1  Duke,  Robert  Edward 
Seal,  Benoyendra  Nath 


Bliss,  James  Howard 

Balfour,  John 

Twomey,  Richard 

von  Portheim,  Josef 

Homyakov,  Alexis  Mituolayevitcb 


PATRONAGE. 


Couniies. 
Bedford. 

Benefices. 
Barford,  V.cwm) 

Roxton,V.        j 
Eaton  Bray,  V. 
Felmersham,V. 
Keysoe,  V. 
Shillington,  V. 
Stotfold,  V. 
Loughton  Magna  R. 
Marsworth,  V. 
Arrington,  V. 
Barrington,  V. 
Bottisham,  V, 
Chesterton,  V. 
Lode,V. 
Orwell,  R. 
Over,  V. 
StMarv  Mag.V.) 
St  Michael,  V.     f 
Trumpington,  V. 
G ainford,  V. 
Barnard  Castle,  V. 
Hatfield,  V. 
Hitchin,  V. 
St  Ippolyt'scuTO  Great! 

Wymondley,  V.        / 
Ware,V. 
Wymeswold,V. 
Enfield,  V. 
Dickleburgh,  R. 
Fakenham,  R. 
Reepham  cum     ) 

Kerdiston,R.    ) 
Grendon,  V. 

Incumbents. 
C.Greene,  M.A. 

E.  Sutton,  M.A. 

B.  Cuming,  M.A. 

J.  H.Banham,  M.A. 
L.  H.  Postdate,  M.A. 

C.  E.  Leighton,  M.A. 
J.  T.  Athawes,  M.A. 
Rev,  J.  J.  Atkins 

G.  D.  Canwright,  B.A. 
J.K.  McDowell,  B.A. 
J.  M.Targett,  M.A. 
M.  W.  Shelton,  M.A. 
H.  W.  Ellis.  B.A. 
R.  W.  WhistoD.M.A. 
T.E.Beckett,  M.A. 

R.  C.  Abbott,  M.A. 

R.  G.  Bury,  Litl.D. 
H.  C.  Watson,  M.A. 
L.  B.Ashby,  M.A. 

F.  W.Galpin.M.A. 

G.  W.  Blenkin,  M.A. 

H.  R.  Foster,  M.A. 

M.  Reed,  M.A. 
R.  C.  Green,  M.A. 
R.  Howel  Brown,  M.A. 
J.  G.  Forbes,  M.A. 
W.  Irwin,  M.A. 
M.  M.U.Wilkin- 
son, M.A. 
A.P.Woodhouse,  M.A. 

B.A. 

1868 

1881 

1871 
1865 
1885 
1890 
1861 

1891 
1892 
1882 
1888 
1878 
1894 

1891 

1889 
1865 
1897 
1882 
1884 

1881 

1879 
1858 

1879 
1870 
1876 

1854 

1872 

Inst. 
1874 



1890 
1903 

Bucks ... 

1874 
1898 
1904 
1883 
1907 

Camb.... 

1897 
1910 

1909 

1903 
1902 

1895 

1907 

1913 

1903 

Durham. 

1900 
1906 

Essex.... 
Herts.... 

1890 
1913 

1910 

1907 

Leicest.. 
Middx... 
Norfolk . 

1883 
1904 
1900 
1907 

1864 
1911 

Northam. 

TRINITY  COLLEGE. 


1216 


Counties. 
Notts.... 

Benefices.                j 
Blyth,V. 
Flintham,  V. 
Hoveringham.C.     > 
cum Thurgarton,  C.) 
Langford,C.         ) 
cum  Holme,  V.     ) 
Tuxford,  V. 
Walkeringham,  V. 
Cheadle.  R. 
Grundisburgh,   R. 
Kirkby  Monks,  V.   > 

cum  Withybrook,  V  .\ 
Heversham,  V. 
Kendal,  V. 
Kirkby  Lonsdale,  V. 
Brading,  V. 
Aysgarth,  V. 
Bawtry,  with       ) 

Austerfield,  V.l 
Gilling,  R. 
Guisley,  R. 
^Kellington,V. 
Masham  cum  Kir-\ 

by  Malzeard,  V.( 
Noimanton,  V. 
Oversilton,  V. 
Pickhill.V. 
Sedbergh, V. 
Wombwell,  R. 

Incumbents. 
A.  L.  Phillips,  M.A. 
F.  C.  Cursham,  M.A. 

A.  M.  Y.  Baylay,M.A. 

C.  W.  H.  Aitchison,M.A. 

W.  Smith,  M.A. 
H.  C.  Green,  M.A. 
E.  S.  Carlos,  M.A. 
E.W.  South,M.A. 

W.E.Jackson,  M.A. 

T.M.Gilbert,  M.A. 
R.  Symes,  M.A. 
E.H.  Askwith,  D.D. 

W.  K.  Wyley,  M.A.       • 

CD.  Cullen,  M.A. 

L.  Borissow,  M.A. 
J.F.  Howson,  M.A. 
E.  B.  Birks,M.A. 

C.  H.  Watson,  M.A. 

C.  Bird,  M.A. 
T.  E.  Parkinson, 
John  Wilson,  M.A. 
J.  M.  Cadman,  M.A. 
James  Cropper,  M.A. 

B.A. 
1900 
1873 

\866 

1892 

1883 
1892 
1865 
1870 

1875 

1857 
1892 

1886 

1890 

1895 

1866 
1879 
1870 

1894 

1884 

1887 
1879 
1884 

Stafford. 
Suffolk.. 
Warw ... 

Westm.". 

I.Wight 
Yorks... 

Inst. 
1912 
1902 

1 872 

1908 

1911 
1909 
)890 
1906 

1893 

1866 
1912 
1909 

1913 

1913 

1901 
1906 
1893 

1P12 

1900 
1891 
1907 
1904 
1911 


t  The  College  has  only  the  third  turn  of  presentation. 


EMMANUEL  COLLEGE. 

(Founded    1584.) 

The  original  Statutes  and  the  Founder's  Copy  are  in  possession 
of  the  College. 

This  College  was  founded  by  Sir  Walter  Mildmay,  Chancellor 
of  the  Exchequer  and  Privy  Councillor  in  the  reign  of  Queen 
Elizabeth,  and  is  now  governed  by  Statutes  confirmed  by  Order  of 
the  Queen  in  Council,  3  May,  1882,  and  amended  in  1893,  1898, 
1908  and  1910.  The  Foundation  consists  at  present  of  the  Master, 
sixteen  Fellows  (who  shall  be  either  Senior  or  Junior  Fellows), 
and  thirty-six  Scholars.  The  Junior  Fellowships  are  tenable  in 
the  first  instance  for  three  years  from  the  date  of  election,  and 
are  open  to  Graduates  of  the  University  of  Cambridge  or  Oxford 
or  some  other  University.  The  Senior  Fellowships  are  tenable 
generally  so  long  as  the  persons  elected  hold  any  one  of  the 
following  qualifying  offices  of  the  University,  viz.:  Professor, 
Reader,  Orator,  Librarian,  Registrary,  or  any  one  of  the  following 
qualifying  offices  of  the  College,  viz.:  Dean,  Tutor,  Bursar, 
Assistant-Tutor,  Lecturer.  Besides  persons  holding  any  one  of 
these  offices  any  person  eminent  in  Theology,  Literature,  or 
Science  is  eligible  to  a  Senior  Fellowship.  One  of  the  Senior 
Fellowships  is  appropriated  by  Statute  to  the  Dixie  Professor 
of  Ecclesiastical  History.  After  a  certain  length  of  tenure, 
depending  in  each  instance  on  the  qualifying  office,  a  Senior 
Fellow  becomes  entitled  to  hold  his  fellowship  for  life. 

The  portion  of  the  Corporate  Income  assigned  to  the  Scholar- 
ship Fund  is  defined  by  Statute.  The  Foundation  Scholarships 
at  present  constituted  are 

Four  Scholarships  of  ^80  per  annum. 

Ten      ^60 

Twenty-two £40 

In  cases  of  special  merit  the  values  of  any  of  these  Scholar- 
ships may  be  increased  by  grants  from  funds  arising  from  vacancies 
of  Scholarships  or  otherwise.  The  Governing  Body  may  from 
time  to  time  suspend  the  election  to  any  Scholarship  for  such 
time  not  exceeding  two  years  as  they  shall  deem  expedient. 

There  are  also  one  or  more  Scholarships  on  the  foundation  of 
Br  Thorpe,  the  number  of  which  varies  according  to  the  income 
of  the  Thorpe  Fund.  These  Scholarships  are  aw  arded  to  students 
of  not  less  than  three  terms  standing,  and  are  primarily  applied 
towards  the  encouragement  of  the  study  of  Theology.  They  are 
tenable  with  any  one  of  the  above-named  Scholarships  on  the 
College  Foundation. 


EMMANUEL    COLLEGE.  1217 

In  addition  there  are  the  following  Scholarships  and  Exhibitions  with 
preference  in  favour  of  Candidates  from  certain  Schools,  viz.: 

No.    By  whom  founded.  Value.  Preference. 

4.    Archdeacon  Johnson  £20  per  annum  i  P^kham,  and 

(   Uppingham. 

2.  Mr  Ash  £50   i   Derby  and 

I  Ashby  de  la  Zouch. 

I.    Dr  Smith  £16     (  Durham  and 

-,.    ,,,  ,         ^.   ,  "     \  Newcastle. 

3.  Sir  Wolstan  Dixie  £30  Market  Bosworth. 

Besides  these  there  are  other  Exhibitions  arising  from  accumulations 

from  vacancies  which  are  applied  to  the  encouragement  and  assistance  of 
deserving  students. 

Scholarships  are  usually  awarded  to  resident  members  of  the 
College  after  the  College  Examinations  in  the  Lent  and  Easter 
Terms,  and  are  tenable  till  the  B.A.  degree  or,  with  special  per- 
mission of  the  Governing  Body,  for  a  further  period,  but  in  no 
case  beyond  the  M.A.  degree. 

Scholarships  (tenable  in  the  first  instance  for  not  more  than 
two  years)  are  also  annually  offered  for  competition  to  Candi- 
dates (under  nineteen  years  of  age)  who  have  not  commenced 
residence.  Two  Scholarships  of  £80,  two  of  £60,  and  four  of  £40 
will  be  offered  for  competition  at  an  examination  to  be  held  in 
the  month  of  December,  1913. 

There  are  two  Subsizarships  of  the  value  of  £30  open  to 
Candidates,  without  restriction  as  to  age,  who  have  not  com- 
menced residence  and  tenable  for  one  year,  and  four  Sizarships 
of  about  £45  tenable  for  two  years.  Application  for  a  Subsizar- 
ship  must  be  made  to  the  Master. 

Exhibitions  not  exceeding  £30  in  value  are  awarded  on  the 
results  of  the  Entrance  Scholarship  Examinations,  and  they  are 
also  awarded  to  residents  on  the  results  of  the  annual  College 
Examinations. 

There  are  also  three  Exhibitions  of  the  value  of  £40  a  year 
tenable  by  students  at  the  Cambridge  University  Day  Training 
College. 

An  Exhibition  of  £50  a  year  tenable  for  two  years  is  offered 
annually  to  an  Advanced  Student  commencing  residence  in  the 
University  as  a  member  of  Emmanuel  College  in  October.  Ad- 
ditional exhibitions  of  smaller  value  may  be  awarded  should 
properly  qualified  applicants  present  themselves.  Further  in- 
formation may  be  obtained  from  the  Master. 

Two  Studentships,  each  of  the  maximum  value  of  £150,  are 
annually  offered  to  graduate  members  of  the  College  for  the 
encouragement  of  advanced  study  and  research.  They  are  ten- 
able in  the  first  instance  for  one  year,  but  a  Student  is  re-eligible 
for  a  second  period  (and  in  special  cases  for  further  periods)  of 
one  year.  A  Student  may  have  permission  to  reside  at  a  foreign 
University  or  other  approved  place  of  study. 

The  Governing  Body  of  the  College  are  prepared  to  consider 
applications  for  grants  to  assist  in  publishing  the  results  of  origi- 
nal investigation  and  research  by  graduate  members  of  the  College. 


1218  EMMANUEL  COLLEGE. 

In  the  disposition  of  the  Fellowships,  Scholarships,  &c.  of  the 
College,  distinction  in  any  branch  of  study  encouraged  by  the 
University  will  be  recognized. 

For  particulars  as  to  the  conditions  of  admission  to  the  College, 
application  should  be  made  to  the  Master. 

ANNUAL  PRIZES. 

In  the  Lent  and  Easter  Terms  there  is  a  general  Examination 
of  the  Undergraduates.    In  June,  Scholarships,  &c.  are  adjudged, 

A  prize  of  books  is  awarded  to  every  student  who  is  placed  in 
the  first  class  of  any  of  the  annual  College  Examinations.  In  all 
subjects  except  Natural  Sciences  the  value  of  the  prize  is  £3  in 
the  case  of  tne  student  who  occupies  the  highest  place  and 
£1. 10s.  in  the  case  of  the  others.  In  Natural  Sciences  the  value 
of  the  prize  is  uniformly  £2.  2s. 

A  prize  of  £3.  3s.  is  awarded  to  every  student  who  obtains  a 
first  class  in  Part  II.  of  any  of  the  following  Triposes,  viz.,  Mathe- 
matics, Classics,  Theology,  Natural  Sciences,  Moral  Sciences. 

There  are  also  the  following  annual  prizes,  open,  except  where 
otherwise  specified,  to  all  members  of  the  College  under  the 
standing  of  B.A.  (other  than  Research  Students,  who  are 
eligible  only  for  2,  5,  7,  9). 

i.  £2.  2s.  in  books  for  the  best  exercises  in  Greek  Verse 
Composition  and  Latin  Verse  Composition. 

2.  £4.  4s.  in  books  for  the  best  English  Essay  upon  some 
Theological,  Literary  or  Historical  Subject. 

3.  £4:.  45.  in  books  for  proficiency  in  English  Literature. 
Awarded  on  the  results  of  examinations  held  at  the  beginning 
of  the  Lent  and  Easter  Terms. 

4.  Books  to  the  value  of  £5.  5s.  are  given  to  the  first  and 
second  year  students  who  respectively  pass  the  best  examination 
in  the  Greek  Testament. 

5.  A  prize  of  £5,  founded  by  the  late  Rev.  0.  Glover,  B.D., 
Fellow  of  the  College,  for  the  encouragement  of  the  study  of 
Hebrew. 

6.  The  Manley  Prize  of  £3.  3s.  is  awarded  to  students  of 
the  third  year  for  proficiency  in  Anatomy  and  Physiology. 

7.  A  prize  of  about  £5.  5s.  established  by  the  friends  of  the 
late  R.  K.  Rodwell,  M.A.,  Barrister-at-Law  and  Fellow  of  the 
College,  is  awarded  to  the  graduate  member  of  the  College  of 
not  more  than  three  years'  standing  from  his  first  degree  who 
shall  have  most  distinguished  himself  in  the  Law  Tripos  or  any 
other  of  the  University  examinations  in  Law. 

8.  Indian  Civil  Service  Prizes.  A  prize  of  books  is  given  to 
the  resident  member  of  the  College  who  takes  the  highest  place 
in  the  Open  Competition  for  the  Indian  Civil  Service ;  and  a  prize 
of  ^10  to  the  resident  member  of  the  College  who  stands  highest 
in  the  first  half  of  the  list  of  successful  candidates  in  the  Final 
examination  for  selected  candidates. 


EMMANUEL   COLLEGE. 


1219 


9.  The  Sudbury- Hardyman  prize  of  £30  is  awarded  for  the 
best  dissertation  by  a  Graduate  Member  of  the  Collegje  under 
the  standing  of  M.A. 


Mathematics. 
Bartlett 
Finch 
Qazi 

History. 
Welbourne 


Prizemen,  1913. 
First  Year. 
Classics. 
Gauld 


Economics, 
Hoexter 


Natural  Sciences. 
Finter 
Gilbert 
Tracy 


Second  Year. 
Mathematics.  Classics.  Natural  Sciences. 

Turner  Langmead  Dvorkovitz 

Taggart  Kobertson 

German 

Mechanical  Sciences. 
Burch        Trautmann 

Prizes  axoarded  for  a  first  class  in  Part  II.  of  certain  Triposes: — 
Ds  Harris        Ds  Macdonald 

Greeh  Testament  Prizes. 
1st  year.   Collet         Special  Prize.   Kigg.         2nd  year.  Not  awarded. 


Mr  Glover's  Hehreio  Prize. 
Not  awarded. 

Greek  Verse  Composition. 
Ds  Scott ; 


Martin     ( 


Mq_. 


English  Essay  Prize. 
Second  Prize. 


Bodioell  Prize. 
Not  awarded. 


English  Literature  Prize. 
Not  awarded. 

Latin  Verse  Composition. 
Not  awarded 


Not  awarded 
Johnson 

Manley  Prize. 
Ds  Prall 


Sudbury -Hardy  man  Prize. 
Ds  Braunholtz  )  *  ^„ 
Ds  Vernon         \^^^' 


LIST  OF  MASTERS. 


1584  Laurence  Chaderton. 
1622  John  Preston. 
1628  William  Sandcroft. 
1637  Richard  Holdsworth. 
1644  Anthony  Tuckney. 
1653  William  DilUngham. 
1662  William  Sancroft. 
1665  John  Breton.   ' 
1675  Thomas  Holbecl.. 
1680  John  BalderstOD. 
Visitor^  The   Vice-Chancellor  with  the    Regius  Professor  of 
Divinity  and  the  Regius  Professor  of  Law  as  Assessors. 


1719  William  Savage. 
1736  William  Richardson. 
1775  Richard  Farmer. 
1797  Robert  Towerson  Cory. 
1835  George    Archdall-Giat- 

wicke. 
1871  Samuel  George  Phear. 
1895  William  Chawuer. 
1911  Peter  Giles. 


1220  EMMANUEL  COLLEGE. 

THE   PRESENT  SOCIETY. 

Master,  ^  Peter  Giles,  Litt.D.,  elected  1911. 

Tutor  s\ 
Rev.  F.  W.  Head,  M.A.  {Theology,  History,  and  Economics). 

L.  H.  G.  Greenwood,  M.A.  {Classics,  Modern  Languages^  Moral i 
Sciences,  Oriental  Languages,  and  Music). 
A.  Wood,  M.A.  {Natural  Sciences,  Medicine,  Agriculture^ 
and  Forestry). 

P.  W.  Wood,  M.A,  {Mathematics,  Mechanical  Sciences,  Law 
and  Geography). 

Assistant  Tutor. 
G.  T.  Bennett,  M.A. 

Lecturers. 
Mathematics.  \  Law, 


W.  B.  AUcock,  M.A. 
G.  T.  Bennett,  M.A. 
P.  W.  Wood,  M.A. 

Classics. 
L.  H.  G.  Greenwood,  M.A. 
F.  H.  Marshall,  M.A. 

Divinity. 
C.  E.  Raven,  M.A. 


H.  D.  Hazeltine,  M.A. 
History. 

F.  W.  Head,  M.A. 

G.  R.  Day,  B.A. 

Natural  Sciences. 
A.  Wood,  M.A. 
T.  S.  Hele,  M.D. 


Hebrew.  \  Music. 

A.  T.  Chapman,  M.A.  E.  W.  Naylor,  Mus.D. 

Director  of  Students  hi  Mechanical  Sciences,  J.  B.  Peace,  M.A. 
„  „  in  Modern  Languages,  A.  J.  Wyatt,  M.A. 

„  „  in  Moral  Sciences,  W.  E.  Johnson,  M.A, 

„  „  in  Botany,  C.  E.  Moss,  B.A. 

„  „    in  Biology  and  Zoology,  H.  H.  Brindley,  M.A. 

„  „    in  Chemistry,  J.  Read,  M.A. 

„  „   in  Anatomy  and  Physiology,  T.  S.  Hele,  M.D. 

„  „   in  Economics,  C.  R,  Fay,  M,A. 

Dean,  C.  E.  Raven,  M.A. 
Bursar,  J.  B.  Peace,  M.A. 
Steward,  T.  S.  Hele,  M.D. 
Prf^elector,  C.  E.  Raven,  M.A.  Librarian,  P.  W.  Wood,  M.A. 

Chaplain,  F.  W.  Head,  M.A. 
Organist,  E.  W  Naylor,  Mus.  D. 


1  Browne  Medallist,  1884.     LigVitfoot  Scholar,  |  2  Students    readinfj  for  the  Ordinary   Degree 

188.5.    Whewell  Scholar,  1885.   University  Reader  aro  assigned  according  to   the  subject  of  their 

in     Comparative    Philology.       Hon.    LL.O.    of  Special  Examination. 
Aberdeen. 


EMMANUEL  COLLEGE.  1221 

Fellows. 
iChapman,Rev.  Arthur  Thomas,  M.A.  (s) 

Rose,  Rev.  Alfred,  M.A.  (s) 

Allcock,  Walter  Burt,  M.A.  (s) 
2  Gwatkin,  Rev.  Henry  Melvill,  M.A.  (s) 
^  Phear,  Rev.  Samuel  George,  D.D.  (s) 

Peace,  James  Bennet,  M.A.  (s) 
"*  Bennett,  Geoffrey  Thomas,  M.A  (s) 
^  Head,  Rev.  Frederick  Waldegrave,  M.A.  (s) 
^  Hazeltine,  Harold  Dexter,  M.  A.  (s) 

Greenwood,  Leonard  Hugh  Graham,  M.A.  (s) 
''Raven,  Rev.  Charles  Earle,  M.A.  (s) 
^Dawkins,  Richard  M<=Gillivray,  M.A. 
^Wood,  Alexander,  M.A.  (s) 
10  Marshall,  Frederick  Henry,  M.A.  (s) 
"Wood,  Philip  Worsley,  M.A.  (j) 

Hele,  Thomas  Shirley,  M.D.  (j) 

Day,  Geoffrey  Reynolds,  B.A.  (j) 

(S)    Senior  Fellow. 
(J     Junior  Fellow. 

Honorary  Fellows. 
Yeatman-Biggs,  The  Right  Rev.  Huyshe  Wolcot,  D.D.,   Lord 

Bishop  of  Worcester. 
i^NeviUe,  The  Hon.  Sir  Ralph 
13*  Shaw,  William  Napier,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
14* Seward,  Albert  Charles,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
15* Hopkins,  Frederick  Gowland,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
I'^Biffen,  Rowland  Harry,  M.A. 

Holders  of  Research  Studentships  {Gradtiates)» 
Matthai,  George 
Macdonald,  John 
Benson,  William  Noel 

Holder  of  Exhibition  for  Research  Student. 
Jones,  David  John 

♦  Formerly  Fellows.  I    10  Da  vies  University  Scholar,  1900.  Chancellor's 

1  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  1865.  Medallist,  1901.    Thirlwall  Prizeman,  1904. 

2  Dixie  Professor   ot    Ecclesiastical    History,  j     11  Smith's  Prizeman,  1904. 

Hon,  D.D.   of  Edinburgh.     Gifford  Lecturer  at  :    12  Judge  in  the  Chancery  Dirision  of  the  High 
Edinburgh  University,  1903—1905.  Court  of  Justice. 

3  Formerly  Master.  18  Formerly  Tutor.    Director  of  the  Meteoro- 

4  First  Smith's  Prizeman,  1892.  logical   OfHce.     Late  Assistant  Director  of  the 

5  LightfootScholar,1897.  Whewell  Scholar,l897.  I  Cavendish  Laboratory.  Member  of  the  Council 
Prince  Consort  Prizeman  and  SeeleyMedallist,  1900.  of  the  Royal  Statistical  Society.  Hon.  Sc.D. 
Examining  Chaplain  to  the  Bishop  of  Southwell.     '(Dublin).    Sc.D.  (Harvard).    LL.D.  (Aberdeen). 

6  LL.B.   (Harvard),  Dr  Jur.  (Berlin).     Univer-  ;  Sc.D.  (Manchester). 

sity  Reader  in  English  Law.  14  Formerly  Tutor.    Professor  of  Botany  in  the 

7  George  Williams  Prizeman,  1908.  Examining  1  University.  Harkness  Scholar,  1888.  Sedgwick 
Chaplain  to  the  Bishop  of  Southwark,  |  Prizeman,  1892.      Hon.  Sc.D.  (Dublin). 

8  Craven  University  Student.  190».  Director  of  |  15  Formerly  Tutor.  University  Reader  In 
the  British  School  of  Archaeology  in  Athens.  ;  Chemical  Physiology.  M.B.,  Sc.D.  (London). 
Supernumerary  Fellow.  j  Fellow  of  Trinity  College  and  Praelector  In  Bio- 

9  University    Demonstrator    in    Experimental  '  Chemistry. 

Physics.  '    16  Professor  of  Agricultural  Botany. 


1222 


EMMANUEL  COLLEGE. 


Scholars  {B.A.) 
Harris,  Eric  Denyer 
Scott,  John  Edward 

1  Almond,  James 

Scholars  ( Undergraduates). 
Goldstein,  Woolfe 
Burch,  Kaymond  Sanderson 
German,  Kalph  Lionel 
Taggart,  William  Quayle 
Langmead,   Lydstone    George 
Norman 

2  Line,  James 

Eobertson,  Wallace  Roderick 

Duncan 
Sahni,  Birbal 
Turner,  Alfred  Charles 
Gilbert,  Harry 
Bartlett,  Albert  Charles 
Gauld,  Alexander  George 
Welbourne,  Edward 
Bainbridge-Bell,LabouchereHillyer 
Einter,  George  Boyne 
Martin,  Thomas  Lyttle 
Simons,  Arthur  John 
Eichards,  Cecil  John 
Maskell,  Ernest  John 
Beid,  Douglas  Muir 
Bostock,  Guy  Edwin 
Musson,  Francis  William 
Gumming,  James  Elder 
Wood,  John  Ironside 
Moorcock,  Frederick  Arthur 

Thorpe  Scholars. 
Trautmann,  Harry  Frederick 
Collet,  Joseph  Penn 

Sizars. 
Johnson,  Donald  Frederick 


D.D. 
Pearson,  Rev.  John  Batteridge 
Clayton,  The   Right  Rev.   Lewis, 

Lord  Bishop  of  Leicester 
*i\'Iurray,  Rev.  John   Owen 

Farquhar 
1910  4  *West   Watson,    The   Right   Eev. 

Campbell,     Lord      Bishop     of 

Barrow-in-Furness 
Fyffe,  Eight  Eev.Eollestone  Sterrtt, 

Lord  Bishop  of  Rangoon 


1878 
1901 


1904 


1913 


Eeade,  Reginald  William 
Jameson,    Frank    Robert    Words- 
worth 
Winter,  Walter  Charles  Milton 

Subsizars. 
Bellhouse,  Stuart 
Putnam,  Philip  William 

Exhihitioners. 
Maynard,  Herbert  Athelstan 
Barritt,  Joseph  Luther 
Dvorkovitz,  Victor 
Nihill,  John  Harry  Barclay 
Strawson,  Henry 
Hopkirk,  Kenneth  Eobert 
Fawcett,  Eobert  Heath 
Finch,  George 

Stone,  Bertram  John  Vivian 
Thomas,  Edward  Foreshew 
Hoexter,  Oscar  Hendrik 
Qazi,  Mohammad  Husain 
Tracy,  George  Dillon  Croil 
Coxon,  Thomas 
Tidy,  Tom 
Highfield,  Alfred 
Lloyd,  Huw  Ifor 
Major,  John  William 

Ash  Exhihiti07ier. 
Lush,  Hubert 

Dixie  Exhibitioner. 
Pearson,  Lewis  Howel 

Johnso7i  Exhibitioners. 
Langmead,  Lydstone  George 

Norman 
Suflfern,  Conning 
Fawcett,  Eobert  Heath 
Wood,  John  Ironside 


LL,D. 

Grange,  Ernest  Leigh 
Norman,  Oswald 
Owen,  Charles  Maynard 


M.D. 

Lyon,  Thomas  Glover  ig 

'*Mackenzie,  Hector  William  Gavin    18 


*  Formerly  Kellowg. 

1  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Open  Scholar  for  Sacred 
Music,  1911. 

2  Frank  Smart  Prizeman  (Botany),  1913. 

3  Master  of  Selwyn  College.  Hon.  Canon  of 
Canterbury.  Carus  Prizeman,  1882.  Crosse 
Scholar,  1882.     Hebrew    Prizeman  and  Schole- 


field  Prizeman,  1883.  One  of  the  Six  Preachers 
of  Canterbury  Cathedral.  Late  Warden  of  St 
Augustine's  College,  Canterbury. 

4  Carus    Prizeman  and  Crosse   Scholar,   1901. 
Canon  Residentiary  of  Carlisle. 

5  Physician  to  St  Thomas'  Hospital  and  Bromp- 
ton  Hospital,  London, 


ElM MANUEL  CULLtOE. 


1223 


\M  iKellock,  Thomas  Herbert,  M.C. 

lay  lor,  Joshua  James 
-•Eichholz,  Alfred 
'"..  iVIuir,  Joseph  Corbett 
i>-2  ^  Roderick,  Hetiry  Bucklty 
0.)  Molson,  John  Elsdale 
'Ot>  'J'imrains,  John  Lewis 
'07    Heywood,  William  Benjamin 

*  Mellanby,  John 
09    Clapham,  Eoderic  Arthur 

Warren,  Alfred  Castle 
'10    Pitt,  William  Octavius 
•11    Naish,  William  Vawdrey 
>13    Pearson,  Sidney  Vere 

Mayhew,  Evelyn  Hill 

Sc.D. 

)08  5  *  Carslaw,  Horatio  Scott 

Mus.D. 

399    Naylor.  Edward  Woodall 

B.D. 
387  <5  Wood.  Rev.    Edmund  Gough  de 


Sails 


M.A. 


.858 
i859 


Carlyon,  Rev.  Philip 
Ventris,  Rev.  Edward  Favell 
Male,  Rev.  Robert 
Dyer,  Charles  William 
Thorp,  Rev.  Frederic 
Godfrey,  Ingram  Fuller 

^  Leach,  Rev.  Henry 
iVorris,  Rev.  George  Montgomer 
Kershaw,  Rev.  James  Clegg 
Cobb,  Rev.  William  Francis 
Bondj  Rev.  William  Henry 
Jones,  Rev.  Frederick  Havard 
Laurence,  Rev.  George 

9  Atkinson ,  Rev ,  Arthur 
Nairne,  Rev.  Spencer 
Bury,  Rev.Thoma?  William 


1860 


1861 


1862 


1863 


1864 


Peglar,  Rev.  John  James 

10  Stevens,  Rev.  Henry  Bingham 
Gardner,  Rev .  J  ames  Cardwell 

11  Lias,  Rev.  John  James 
Goodacre,    Rev.    Frederick 

William 

Bull,  Rev.  Robert  Cooke 
i^Deane,  Rev.  Arthur  Mackreth 

Anderson,  Rev.  Thomas 
13  Clenientson,  Rev .  Alfred 
i^Davey,  Rev.  Henry   Mahony, 

F.G.S.,F.S.A. 
isRlissard,  Rev.  William 

Smith,  Rev.  William  Wilton 

Chapman,  Joseph  John 

16  Cox- Edwards,  Rev.  John  Cox 
Moore,  Rev.  William  Thomas 
Newton, Rev.  Henry 
Hughes,  Rev.  William  O'Farrel 

17  MacCarthy,  Rev.  Egerton  Francis  1865 

Mead 
Skeels,  Rev.  Serocold  Clarke 
Smith,  Rev.  Thomas  Wade 
Clarke,  Rev.  Walrond  Whitter 

18  Beresford,  Rev.  John 

19  Wolley,  Rev.  Henry  Francklyn 
•Heathcote,  Charles  Gilbert 

Besant,  Rev.  Frank 
Tuck,  William  Henry 
Kinleside ,  Rev.  Robert  Vernon 
Carter 

20  Lamb,  Rev.  Benjamin 
Hall,  Arthur 

2»*Pitts.  Rev.  Thomas 

Apthorp,  Rev.  Charles  Pretyman 

Bowker,  Henry  Charles 
•'i2*Wood,  James  George,  LL.B. 

Adamson,  Rev.  James  Bardell 

Boys,  Rev.  Herbert  Arnold 

Freeman,  Rev.  John 
23  Browne.  Harold  Carlyon  Gore 

Wetherall.  Rev.  Charles  Maur.sell 

21  Watherston,  Rev.   Alexander 

Law 


1866 


1867 
1868 


1870 
1871 


*  Formerly  Fellows. 

1  F.R.C.S.    Examiner  in  Surgery. 

2  Oue  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

3  University  Demonstrator  of  Surgery. 

4  Raymond  Horton-Smith  Prize,  1907.  Lecturer 
in  Physiology  at  St  Thomas's  Hospital. 

5  Professor  of  Mathematics  in  the  University  of 
Sydney.  „       „  -.,, 

6  HuUesnPriieman.  1866.    Hon.  Canon  of  Ely. 

7  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  1836. 

8  Hon.  Canon  of  Gloace«ter. 
»  Hon.  ("anon  of  Chester. 

10  Hon.  Canon  of  Kochester.  ..... 

11  Chancellor  of  Llandaff  Cathedral.    HuUean 
Lecturer  (1883).    Whitehall  Preacher  (1884). 

12  Canon  of  Chichester. 


13  Late  Dixie  Fellow. 

14  Chancellor  of  Chichester  Cathedral. 

15  Burney  Pri*eini«n,  1861. 

16  Honorary  Chaplain  to  the  King. 

17  Head  Master  of  Five  Ways  Orammar  School, 
Birmingham. 

18  Prebendary  of  Wells. 

19  Hon.  Canon  of  Canterbury. 

20  Hon.  Canon  of  Ripon. 

21  Hon.  Canon  of  Peterborough. 

22  Whewell    Scholar    for    International    Law. 
Chancellor's  Legal  Medallist.  1866. 

28  Chancellor  of  the  Diocese  of  Winchester. 
24  Late   Head    Master   of   Hinckley   Grammar 
School. 


1224 


EMMANUEL  COLLEGE. 


Chapman,  Edward  Henrj 
Nottidge,  Thomas 

1872  Kaye,  William  Johnson 
Williams,  Rev.  Arthur  J ulius 
Smith,  Rev.  Percy  Kattersley 
Hick,  Rev.  James  Marmaduke 
Davies,  John  Smalman 

1873  Collin,  Rev.  John 
i*Greenhill,    Sir   Alfred    Georire, 

F.R.S. 
Fraser-Hird,  Rev.  Francis 
Micol,  Henry 

Batchelor,  Rev.  William  Jesse 
French,  Rev.  William  Day 
Shorting,  Earnest  Walter 

1874  Giles,  Harry  Francis 

2  Bennett,  Edward  Anthony 
^Boxall,  William  Percival  Gratwicke 
*  Browne,  Rev.  Barrington  Gore 

1875  Giles,  Rev.  Edward 

1876  ^Hodgins,  Kev.  Joseph  Rogerson 

Edmond  Cotter 
Irons,  Rev.  Edward  Arthur 
Browne,  Rev.  Thirlwall  Gore 

1877  Mackmurdo,    Rev.   Frederick 

Thomson 
^Allcock,  Rev.  Arthur  Edmund 
Rawson,  William  Barry 
French, John  Richard 
Buston,  Rog-er 
Townsend,  John  Charles 
Whitehead,  John  Edleston  Ledsam 

1878  Thorold,   Charles  Edmund    de 

More 
French,  Philip  Henry 
Collin,  Spencer  Compton 
Edge,  Rev.  William  Harold  Fane 

1879  *Bishop,  Rev.  William  Chatterley 
7  Flather,  James  Henry 

1880  8  Fuller,  Arthur  Walton 

Barrow,   Rev.   Thomas   Edward 
M  orris 
9  Sheriff,  Rev.  Thomas  Holmes 

1881  *Allcock,  Charles  Howard 

Lee,  Thomas  Russell 
Travis,  Allen  Cottrell 

1882  Paterson ,  Rev ,  Thomas  Frederick 


Willson,  Rev.  Vere  Francis 

Lee,  Edward  Arthur 

Gayer,  Rev.  Arthur  Cecil  Stopford 

Farside,  William 

Jones,  Richard  Stoakes 

Montgomery,  Rev.  Charles  Percy 
Graham 

Stable,  Ernest  Robert 

Colville- W  allis ,  Rev.  William 

Cotes,  Rev.  William  Eastwick 
Henry 
j    Hall,  Rev.  George  Clement 
Maddison 

Andrewes,  Rev.  John  Brereton 

Whelpton,Rev.  George 

Whelpton, Edward  Smith 

Salter,  Stephen  Thomas,  M.B. 
^CHoets,  Rev.  Maurice  Erskine 

Potts, Rev.  James  Edward 
*Hopkinson,  Edward 

Soutter,  Henry  Oldham 

Percival, Rev.  Charles  James 

Robb,  William  John 

Brownrigg,  Rev.  Robert   Graham 
Plunkett 
j    Barton,Rev,  James  Francis 
j  *Pattisson,  Richard  Murrills 
I    Jukes,  Rev.  Henry  William 
I    Smith-Rewse,  Rev.  Gilbert  Flesher  1 
i    Fairbairn,  Andrew  Constant 
1 11  French,  Charles  Henry 

Hewetson,  Rev.  Arthur 
12 Sharpe,  Frank  Taylor 

Crosse,  Rev.  Arthur  Adam  Taylor 

Raven-Hart,  Rev.  William  Roland 

Austen,  John  Soame 

Barratt,  Rev.  Ernest  Osborn  li 

Kemp,  John  Tabor 

Sharp,  Rev,  Arthur  Ainsworth 

Hall,  Rev.  Clifford  Berney 

Thornton,  Walter 
13  Wickins,  Rev.  William  John 
"•Barnard,  Samuel  U 

Geldart,   Rev.   Henry    Walter 
Cabell 

Hopkinson,  Albert,  M.B.,B.C. 

Crawford,  Robert  Karl 


»  Formerly  Fellows. 

1  Smith's  Prizeman,  1870.     Late  Professor  of 
Mathematics  at  Woolwich. 

2  Assistant  Master,  Cheltenham  College. 

3  King's  Counsel.     Recorder  of  Brighton. 

4  Hon.  Canon  of  Winchester. 

5  Hon.  Canon  of  Liverpool. 

6  Late  Head  Master  of  Highgate  School. 

7  Ligbtfoot   Scholar.  1877.     Secretary  of  the 
Local  Examinations  Syndicate.     Late  Master  of 


Cavendish. 

8  Head  Master,  South  Manchester  School. 

9  Hon.  Canon  of  Chester. 

10  Prebendary  of  Wells. 

11  Assistant  Master,  The  Leys  School. 

12  Warden  of  the  Day  Training  Hostel  in  ITni- 
versity  College,  Liverpool. 

13  Late  Archdeacon  of  Calcutta. 

14  Assistait  Master,  Rugby  School. 


EMMANUEL  COLLEGE. 


1226 


Gardner, Rev.  Richard  Titley 
Gray,  Rev.  Charles  Stanton 
30iCarr,  John  Wesley 

Bomtord,  Rev.  Laurence  George 
Downing,  Kev.  Thomas  William 
Collier,  Rev. Stanley  Gordon 
Rosenberg,  Fabian 
2  Browne,  Rev.  James  Henry 

Asplen,  Rev.  Leonard  Oberlin 
3 Crofts,  Cecil  Harry 

91  Cooke,  Rev.  Robert  Herbert 
Michael 

Swain,  Rev.  Edmund  Gill 
Kendall,  Rev ,  Thomas  Samuel " 
*Osborn,  George 
Swift,  Rev.  George 
Fuller, Rev.  Richard  Henry 

92  Cole,  Reginald  Sorre 
D'Angibau,  Rev.  George 

5  Waddington, Rev.  William  Edward 
Johnson,  Arthur  Palmer 
Cobb,  Rev.  William  Francis 
Perkins,  Joseph  John,  M.B.,B.C. 

93  Storrs,  Harry  Townsend  Simonds 
Larder,  Rev.  George 
Veasey,  Rev.  Alfred  Henry 

94  Thurnell ,  Herbert  Leslie 
•^Denmead,  John  Charles 

Hort,  Rev.  Francis  Fitzgerald 
Naylor, Charles  Legh,  Mus.B. 

95  Webster,  Rev.  Herbert 
Armitage,  William  James 
Craig,  Rev.  Oswald 

596  V  Atkinson,  Corbett  Wadsley 
8  "Bryant,  Rev.  Ernest  Edward 

Henderson,  Rev.  Cooper  Kennett 
»  Hyett,  Thomas 
Hart,Rev.  Francis  John  Brook 
Wills,    Sir    Edward    Chaning, 

Bart. 
Bell,  Henry  Wilkinson 
Bromley,    Nathaniel    Warner 
Barrett 


Barker,   Ernest    Marriott,    M.B., 

Bate,'  Rev.  Edward  1897 

Oakes,  Rev.  Beilby  Poiteus 

Shelford,  Rev.  Leonard  McNeill 

Welford,Alfred  William  Baker 

Bashford,  Rev.  Herbert  Lionel 
loCulley,    Rev.    Arnold    Duncan,    1898 

Mus.B. 
11  Hardy,  Benjamin  Frederick 

Carsley,  Samuel 

Forder,  Benjamin  Christmas 

Green,  Rev.  Ernest  Davis 

Bowes,  George  Edmund  Brimley      1899 

Norman,  Rev.  Walter  Aston 
i2Sopwith,  Rev.  Thomas  Karl 

Blagden,  John  William 

Duncanson,  Thomas  Jones  Gibb 
13  Burns,  Rev.  Islay  Ferrier  IJJOO 

Perrott-Smith,  Rev.  Benjamin 
Horace 

Baly,  Hamilton 
1*  Bensly,  Rev.  William  James 

Kissack,  Rev.  Wilfrid  Langton 

Patterson,  Rev.Mathew 

Preston,  Arthur  Gurney 
15 Crofts,  James  Murray 

Wilson,  Rev.  Robert  Paley 

16  King,  Henry  Medwin  1901 

17  Wagstafif ,  Charles  John  Leonard 

18  Wright,  Guy  JefFerys  Hornsby 
Edge,  Rev.  Arthur  Ernest 

19  Edmonds,  Charles  Douglas 
20Lempfert,  Rudolf  Gustav  Karl 

Ogle,  Rev.  Philip  Henry  Douglas 
Torrance,  Rev.  Georce  Hammond    1902 
•2iCreighton,  Rev.  Cuthbert 
Goult,  Rev.  James  Ernest 
Cotes-Preedy,  Digby,  LL.M. 
Buttemer,  Robert  William 
Compton,  Rev,  Arthur  Wm.  Henry  1903 
Goodwin,  Ernest 
Raven,  Harry  Palgrave 


*  Formerly  Fellow. 

1  Professorof  Botany,  Univ.  Coll., Nottingham. 

•2  Hon.  Canon  of  Southwark. 

3  Assistant  Master,  Tonbridge  School. 

4  Assistant  Master,  The  Leys  School. 
.5  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  1890. 

6  Home  Civil  Service  (Inland  Bevenue). 

7  H  ead  Master  of  Ilkley  Grammar  School. 

8  Thirl  wall  Prizeman,  1895.     Assistant  Master 
Charterhouse  School. 

9  Assistant  Master,  Cheltenham  College. 

10  Precentor  and  Organist  of  Durham  Cathe- 
dral. 

11  Assistant  Master,  Westminster  School. 

12  Carus  Priieman,  189S. 


13  Resident  Tutor  and  Librarian,  Westminster 
Presbyterian  College. 

14  Assistant  Mi'ster,  Sherborne  School. 

15  Organising  Secretary  to  the  Joint  Board  of 
Manchester,  Liverpool,  Leeds  and  Sheffield  Uni- 
versities. 

16  Assistant  Master,  Oundle  School. 

17  Head  Mister  of  the  Haberdashers'  Aske's 
llanipstead  School. 

18  Assistant  Master,  Felited  School. 

19  Prendergast  Student,  1898.  AeiUtant  Matter, 
>  aval  College,  Osborne. 

•iO  Superintendent  of  Forecasting  Department 
Meteorological  Office. 
21  AttietantMMtmr,  Uppingham  School. 

62 


1226 


EMMANUEL   COLLEGE. 


1  Vischer,  Harms 
Gray,  Rev.  Fredeiick  Steele 

2Lane,  Rev.  John  Arthur  Charles 
Orchard,  Rev.  Francis  Graham 
Sharp,  Rev.   William  Charles 
Granville 

1904  Bishop,  Henry  Arthur 
3 Rotting,  Cecil  George 

Rayliss,  Rev.  Ernest  Clapham 
Teale,  Rev.   Kenneth  William 

Pridgin 
Stead,  Rev.  Herbert  Alfred 
4  Johnson,  Augustine  Henry 

1905  Clarke,  Rev.  Henry  Sidney  Stanton 
^  *Knapman,  Herbert 

Baly,  Arthur  Lionel 
MacMunn,  Rev.  Howard  Fletcher 
Eyre,  Rev.  Edward  John 
6  Hammond,     Hue    Mason 

FitzHammond 
Roxby,  Cyril  Leycester  Maude 
Zair,  John  Arthur 
Buckley,  Richard,  LL.B. 
Coote,  Arthur 

Huddart,  Lindow  Hereward  Leofric 
Vischer,  Rev.  Marcus  Matthaeus 
Whyley,  Gregory  John   Morrah, 

LL.B. 
Man,  Rev.  Morrice  Lionel 
Weld,  Charles  George 

1906  Banham,  Rev.  Henry  Ulric  Bower 
^  Darbyshire,  Rev.  John  Russell 

Matthews,  Thomas  Humphrey 
Woodhouse,  Rev.  Francis  Cyprian 
Staples-Browne,  Richard  Charles 
MuUer,  Rev.    Hugh    Christian 

Andreas  Sigvald 
Cohen,  Robert  Waley 
Baldwin,  John  Horatio 

1907  Duncanson,  Edward  Ford 
8  Howell,  Evelyn  Berkeley 


"Upton,  Rev.  George  Frazier 
Downton,  Kev.  Basil  Murray 
Cobham,  Rev.  Elijah 
PictOD-Warlow,    Rev.   Francis 
Temple 

loSmith,  Albert  Malins 
Davies-Colley,  Robert,  M.C. 
Collins,  Rev.  Reginald  Lakeman 

JiRawlinson,  Ilug"h  George 

i^Davies,  John  Llewelyn 
Gard,  Rev.  Herbert  Garrard 
Kniofhts,  Rev.  Harold  James  We-i 
Matthew,  Rev.  Austin  Frederic 
ROxby,    Rev.    Osmund    Ralph 

Maude 
Mackenzie,  Colin 
Makepeace,  Francis  Lucas 

1^  Joyner,  Cerdric  Batson 

1*  Bruce,  Charles  Mathewes 

ispicton,  Thomas 

i^Stapledon,  Reginald  George 
Johnson,  F^dward  William  Peach 

17  Brooks,  Frederick  Tom 

18  Mountfort,  Rev.  Charles  Clayton 

19  Payne,  Duncan  Noel 

20  Scott,  John  Sebastian 

21  Tunmer,  Edwin  James  Eastlake 
Thompson,  Reginald  Dudley 
Potter,  Alistair  Richardson 

22  Wright,  Cuthbert  Edward 
Gould,  Rev.  Philip  Oliver 
Greenop,  Rev.  Herbert  Barton 

2'^Mellanby,  Edward,  M.B. 

2*  Thomas,  Edward  Joseph 

25  Jones,  William  Neilson 

*6  Burton,  Rev.  William 
Dines,  John  Somers 

27Horton,  Ernest  Francis 
Kelly,  Rev.  Francis  George  Minchin 
Aytoun,  Rev.  Robert  Alexander 
Field,  Rev.  Lawrence  Percy 


1^ 


1  Director  of  Education  in  Northern  Nigeria. 
•2  Assistant  Master,  Uppingham  School, 
a  Assistant  Master,  St  Paul's  School. 
4  Librarian  of  Squire  Law  Library. 
6  Smith's  Prizeman,  1903.     Lecturer  in  Mathe- 
matics, University  College,  Reading. 

6  Assistant  Master,  Giggleswick  School. 

7  Winchester  Reading  Prize,  1903.  Jeromie 
Prire,  1904.  Carus  Prize,  1905.  Crosse  Scholar, 
1905.     Late  Vice-Principal  of  Ridley  Hall. 

8  I  ndian  Civil  Service. 

9  Jeromie  Prize,  1905. 

10  Frank  Smart  Student,  1904.  Principal  of  i 
Essex  County  Council  Technical  Institute  at  j 
Chelmsford. 

11  Professor  of  English,  Deccan  College,  Poona 
Hare  Prize,  1908. 

12  House  Master,  Perse  Grammar  School,  Cam- 
bridge. 

13  Assistant  Master ,  Felsted  School. 


14  Home  Civil  Service  (Admiralty). 

15  Assistant  Master,  St  Paul's  School, 

16  Lecturer  at  Cirencester  College. 

17  Senior    Demonstrator    in     Botany.      Frank 
Smart  Student,  1906. 

IS  Assistant  Master,  Dean  Close  School,   Chel- 
tenham. 

19  Mathematical  Master,  Lower  School,  Upping- 
ham. 

20  H.M.  Inspector  of  Schools. 

21  Tutor,  Sheffield  Training  College. 

22  Assistant  Master,  Cheltenham  College. 

23  Walsingham    Medal,    1907.       Gedge     Prize, 
1908. 

24  Under  Librarian,  University  Library. 

25  Lecturer  in  Botany  at  University  College, 
Reading. 

26  Assistant  Master,  Whitgift  Grammar  School, 
Croydon. 

27  Assistant  Master,  Weymouth  College. 


EMMANUEL  COLLEGE. 


1227 


iSale,  John  Ford 
1    Fisher,  Robert  Hankiiisou  Williams 
Mutch,  Nathan,  M.B.,  B.C. 
3  Imlay,  Alan  Durant 
Worthington,    Edward    Henry 
Biirdett 
8  Mitchell,  Rev.  Charles  Wand 
Nutter,  Stephen  Bernard 
Maude- Roxby,  Rev.  James  Howard 
Trevelyan  Maude 
.2    Pitts,  Rev.  Bernard  Thursby 
*  Suape,  Robert  Hugh 

Stinson,  Henry  John  Edwm,  LL.  B. 
5 Tanner,  Rev.  Edward  Victor 

Moody,  Robert  Hector 
estiles,  Walter 
Bales,   "William   Harold  Fulford, 

M.B.,B.C. 
Jaffe,  William  Edward  Berthold 
Perrett.  George  Burr 
7  Read,  John 
13  sDrennan,  Charles  MaxAvell 
^Edwards,  Rev.  Thomas  Groves 
lOWatkins,  William  Fred 
Morgan,  William  Edgar 
Hall,  Rev.  George  Lewtas 
Sedgwick,  Rev.  Ronald 
Deane,  Rev.  Arthur  Vernon 
King,  Hugh 
Norton,  Rev,   Victor  Eustace 

Brampton 
Kaye,  Rev.  Abraham  Edward 

11  Laby,  Thomas  Howell 
Pratt,  Rev.  Francis  Josiah 
Atkinson,  Rev.  Henry  Whyment 

12  Braunholtz,  Gustav  Ernst  Karl 
Brewer,  Joseph 

13  Ramsbottom,  John 

LL.M. 

!79    Seddon, William 
)93    Cave-Orme,  George  Alington  Rob- 
inson 

M.G. 
)10    Greene,  Charles  William 


M.B.  and  B.C. 

Gardner,  James  CardwelJ  1894 

Crew,  Frederick  Denys,  B.A.  1906 

Abrahams,  Adolphe,  B.A.  1911 

Woolfe,  Albert  Edward  Mortimer,   ' 

B.A. 
Shiptou,  William,  B.A. 
Chaning-Pearce,  Wilfrid  Thomas,  1913 

B.A. 
McNair,  Arthur  James,  B.A. 
Wordley,  Eric,  B.A. 

B.A. 

Wills,  Walter  Melville  1883 

iClayton,  Alfred  Hare  1894 

Allsopp,  Hev.  Frederick  George       1898 

Blenkin,  Rev.    Ernest    Frederick 
Ashmole 

Smyth,  William  Henry  1900 

Postlethwaite,  Joseph  Marshall  1901 

Roberts,  Jesse  Haworth 

Phelps,  Eustace  Albert  1902 

Shuckburgh,  Robert  Shirley 
1^  Hopkins,  Richard  Valentine  Nind 

Harris,  Hubert  Alfred 

Worthington,  Richard  Fitzpatrick     1903 

Cheetham,  Charles  Ernest 

Webster,  Vivian  Thomas  Pearce       1904 

15  Page,  George  Frederick 
Gibson,  Thomas  Sidney 
Stone,  Ernest  Richard,  B.C. 

16  Saunders,  Kenneth  James  1905 
Fisher,  Edward  Garlick 

Garrett,  Douglas  Thornbury 

Hughes,  John  Whitehouse  Ward 

Newton,  Thomas  Hotham 

Taylor,  Charles  Somers 

Verrall,  Frederick  Herbert,  LL.B. 

Wyer,  John  Francis  Wilcox 

Chubb,  Clifford  1906 

Hollins.  Edward  Ralph  Lambert 

17  Phillips,  Frederick 
French,  Douglas  Gordon 
Abrahams,  Solomon,  LL.B. 
Banks,  Ernest  Henry,  LL.B. 


1  Indian  CivU  Service. 

2  Assistant  Master,  Clifton  College. 

3  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  1903.  Jeremie  Prize,  1904. 
Assistant  Master,  Merchant  Taylors'  School,  E.C. 

4  Lightfoot  Scholar,  1910.  Prince  Consort 
Prizeman,  1912.  Lecturerin History atGoldsmiths' 
College,  New  Cross.  ^,   ^  ,, 

5  Assistant  Master,  Weymouth  College. 

6  Lecturer  in  Botany  in  the  University  of  Leeds. 
2nd  Walsingham  Medal,  1911. 

7  Assistant  to  the  Professor  of  Chemistry. 

•  8  Professor    of    English,    University    College, 

9^ank  Smart  Prizeman  for  Zoology,  1909. 


10  Lecturer  in  Education  at  Cardiff  University. 

11  Professor  of  Physics,  Victoria  College,  Wel- 
lington, New  Zealand. 

12  George  Charles  Winter  Warr  Scholar,  1911. 
Junior  Assistant  Lecturer  in  Classics  at  Man- 
chester University. 

13  Assistant  in  Botanical   Department,  British 


14  Home  Civil  Service  (Inland  Revenue).  Prince 
Consort  Prizeman,  1906. 

15  Assistant  Master,  Trent  College,  Derbyshire. 
Ifi  Burney  Prize,  1907.    Bumey  Student.  1008. 

I    17  Home  Civil  Service. 

62—2 


1228 


EMMANUEL  COLLEGE. 


Jarvie,  James  Milne,  B.C. 
Osmond,  Thomas  Edward 
Parker,  George  Musgrave,  B.C. 
Winser,  Eric  Fraiiklin 

1907  Knights,  Kenneth  IMernman  West 
Nixon,  Rev.  Arthur  Lyndon 
Pearce,  Thomas 

Peel,  Rev.  Harold  Dymond 
Bamford,  Alec  Joscelyne 

1  Lewis,  Edward  Philip 
Morse,  Charles  George  Hugh 
Andrew,  George  William  Maebeath 
Epps,  George  Selby  Washington 
Griffith,  Rev.  Robert  Gladstone 

2Kleeman,  Richard  Daniel 
Lidgett,  John  Cuthbert,  LL.B. 
Filter,  Robert 
Rogers, Frederick  Ernest  Woodham, 

B.C. 
South,  Francis  Wilton 
Wells,  Randolph  Cecil 

1908  Bruce,  Rev.  Charles  Gordon 
Hepworth,  Rev.  Bernard  Gilpin 
Hinde,  Rev.  Bertram  Fountain 
Roberts,  John  Holland 
Williams,  Harold  Austin 

3  Adams,  Arthur  Botwell 
^  Taylor,  Cecil  Francis 

Ashcroft,  Frederic 

Brooke,  Justin,  LL.B. 

HoUins,  Noel  Clinton 

Lrvine,  Leonard  Cockburn  Dundas 

5  Jago,  Edwin  Osborne 
Joynt,  Ivor  William,  B.C. 
Marsden,  Walter  Gibson 
Marshall,  Alfred  Russel 
Rayner,  Sydney 
Russell,  Wilfred  Alan 
Stokes,  William  Albert 
Whitehorn,  Roger  Herbert 
Hooker,  Richard  Symonds 

1909  Boxall, William  Fercival  GratwicKe 
Crisford,  Rev.  Kenneth  Northcote 
Holmes,  Rev.  Reg-inald  Yarborough 
Metcalfe-Gibson,  Rupert  Anthony 
Soutar,  Alan  Ker 

Wailes,  F'rancis  George 

6  Gimson,  Christopher 


^Milroy,    George    William    Winck- 
worth  Wallace 
Anderson,  Laurence  Allfrey  Pelham, 

Madge,  Quintus 
^Lyon,  Rev.  William  John 

Jones,  Bennett  Melvill 

Clifford,  Anthony  Clifford 

Foot,  Stephen  Henry 

Garrod,  Alfred  Noel 

Hattersley,  Sidney  Martin 

Hutchings,  Rev.  Hugh  William 

Malaher,  Rev.  Henry  Thomas 

Pickering,  Dennison  Veitch 

Ross,  John  Stenhouse 

Sherwood,  George  Douglas 

Shildrick,  Lancelot  Richard 

Smythe,  Gerald  Arthur 

Soothill,  Victor  Farrar 
9  Taylor,  Thomas  Griffith 

Warwick,  William  Tom 

Wilcox,  Stanley  Murray 

Chatterton,  Rev.  George 

Spence,   Kenneth   Giaham  Lionel 
Brooke 

Huntbach,  Gerald  William 

Lankester,  Rev,  Ronald  Farrer 

Marley,  Rev.  Harold 

Pearman- Smith,  Pearman  Beebee 

Perkins,  Francis  Arthur 

Stewart,  Alexander  Gordon 

Vining,  Rev.  Leslie  Gordon 

Weston,  Henry  Plantagenet 

Willson,  Frederick  James 
lOAdamson,  Robert  Stephen 

Atkinson,  Miles  Linzee 

Balhngall,  David  Charles  Gordon 

11  Beatty,  Richard  Terence 
Bower,  Harold  James 

12  Browne,  William  Edward  Clifford 
7Crooke,  Roland  Howard 

13  Dyer,  Arthur  Cyril 
East,  Gordon  Doulton 

Elliott,  Edward  Crewdson,  LL.B, 
Ferguson,  John  Charles  Moore 
Fiddian,  James  Victor 
Fox,  Edwin  Aubrey  Storrs 
Gordon,  William  Thomas 


1  Assistant  Master,  Clifton  College. 

2  Clerk  Maxwell  Scholar,  1910. 

3  H.M.  Inspector  of  Schools. 

4  Prendergast    Student,    1910—11.      Assistant 
Master,  Clifton  College. 

ft  Assistant    Master,    West    Somerset    County 
School,  Wellington. 
6  Indian  Civil  Service. 
1  Home  Civil  Service.  I 


8  CaruB  Prizeman,  1909. 

9  Member  of  the  Antarctic  Expedition  of 
Captain  Scott. 

10  Lecturer  in  Botany,  University  of  Manchester. 

11  Clerk  Maxwell  Scholar,  1910. 

13  Assistant  Master,  Bury  St  Edmunds  Gram- 
mar School. 

18  Assistant  Master,  Rydal  Mount  School, 
Colwyn  Bay. 


EMMANUEL  COLLEGE. 


1229 


Gray,  Norman 
Hooper,  Arthur  Norman 
Hughes,  Arthur  Llewelyn 
Lesley,  James  Wyvill 
Mansfield,  Harold  Young 

'  Moss,  Charles  Edward 
Nott,  Thomas  Walker 

2  Robinson,  Charles  Stanley 
Scholtz,  Claude  Justin 
Seth-Smith,  Douglas  Newton 
Southerns,  Leonard 
Thornton,  Lewis  Henry  Douglas 
Yeo,  Kenneth  John 
IVIerson,  Ronald  Kelburne 
SaUsbury,  Rev.  Charles  Edward 
11    Clarkson,  Randolph  Norman 
MacGregor 
Croasdale,  Rev.  Harold  Joseph 
Edmonds,  Ernest  Fritz 
Howell,  Roland  Aneuiin 
Moeran,  Rev.  William  Graham 
Osborne,  William  Montague 
Spencer-Hogbin,  Frederick 

^Stancomb,    Rev.    John    Mortimer 
Duniam 
Stimson,  Rev.  Charles  Casson 
Witherington,  Arthur  Simpson 
Basu,  Birendi'a  Kumar 

^Binns,  Leonard  Elliott 
Bird,  Martin  Wright  Kidman 
Boys,  Justin  Charles  Edmund 
Chawner,  William  Rupert 
Colson,  Rev.  Frank  Shettle 

5  Crabb,  William  Johnston 
Fayle,  Barcroft  Joseph  Leech 

^  Gardner,  Robert 
Gibb,  Edward  Austin 
Glenday,  Roy  Gonial ves,  LL.B. 
Gossling,  Frank  Newbery 
Hearn,  John  Stanley 
Jansz,  Rev.  Paul  Lucien 
Johns,  Nicholas  Allen,  LL.B, 
Jordan,  John  Herbert 
Kilner,  Strangman  Davis 

'Kingham,  Bernard  Vickers 
Kirkland,  Rev.  Alfred  Ernest 

8  Knight,  Walter  Forster 


'^Langhain,  Cyril  Norman 

10  Lavington,  Frederick 
Lees,  Alec  Antony 

11  Luce,  Gordon  Hannington 
Mayor,  Fred 

i2Piiikerton,  John 

Prasad,  Bisheshwari 

Preston,  Richard  William  Dades 

Shackle,    Rev.    Godfrey    Attwood 
Neild 

Spearing,  Edward,  LL.B. 
^  Stevens,  Charles  Geoffrey  Buckland 

Tabberer,  Cecil  Osmond 

Vernon,  Robert  Douglass 

Warrington,  Thomas 

Wiltshire,  Henry  Goodwill 

Naylor,  Rev.  Alfred  Thomas  Arthur 

Norman,  Thomas  Stanley 

Cowell,  John  Brassey  1912 

Gibson,  Paul  O'Bryen 

Hooper,  Samuel  Gordon 

Kennedy,  John  Oswald 

Kerr,  Colin  Causton 

Million,  Alfred  Baker 

Mihier,  George  Robert 

Padwick,  Harold  Boultbee 

Pitt-Pitts,  William  Arthur 

Singleton,  Thomas  Bayden 

Wood,  Frederick  Erskine 

Atkinson,  William  Grigs 

Bennett,  William  Porter,  LL.B. 

Bienemann,    Gustav    Adolph 
Johannes 

Bigger,  Wdliam  Kenneth 

Boon,  James  Newson  Matthews 

Brearley,  Arthur  .loseph 
I'^Burn,  Joshua  Harold 

Davies,  John  Llewellyn 

Davis,  Herbert  Nathaniel 
i^Dawe,  Leonard  Sidney 
i^Dennehy,  Harold  George 

Ducket,  Alexander  Armstone 

Edmonds,  Henry  Fenelon 

Gow,  Charles  Humphry 

Graham,  Joseph  I  von 

Grimshaw,  Philip  Stott 

Henderson,  Hubert  Douglas 


1  D.Sc.  Victoria   Univeralty.      Curator  of  the 
Botany  School  Herbarium. 

2  Gordon  Wigan  Prize,  1911. 

3  Stewart    of    Rannoch    Scholar    for    Sacred 
Music,  1910. 

4  Caru8  I'rizeman,  1912.    Crosse  Scholar,  1912. 
Carus  Prizeman,  1911. 

5  Assistant  Master,  Burford  Grammar  School. 

6  Craven  Student,  19l:t. 

7  Assistant  Master,  Oundle  School. 

8  Assistant  Master,  Dunstable  Grammar  School. 


9  Assistant  Master,  Ilkloy  Grammar  School. 

10  Adam  Smith  Prizeman,  1912. 

11  Bell    Scholar,    1909.      Professor    of   Bngllsh 
Literature,  llauKoon  University. 

12  Tyrwhitt    Uebrew    Scholar,    1912.       Second 
Jeremie  Septuaglnt  prize,  1911. 

13  Micliae)  Foster  Research  Student,  ]91.t. 

14  Assistant   Master,  Forest  School,  Waltham^ 
stow. 

15  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar  for  Greek  aitd 
Latin,  1910. 


1230 


EMMANUEL    COLLEGE. 


Hunt,  John  Brian 

James,  Lewis  Henry 

Kenwood,  Sydney  Harris 

M^Kenna,  Joseph  Patrick  Llewellyn 

Mansell,  Reg-inald  Anson 

Miskin,  Stanley  Croft 

Moline,  Robert  William  Haines 

Morton,  Henry  Thome,  LL.B. 

Mowll,  Basil  Christopher 

Nevett,  Richard  Brian 

Rule,  George  Simpson 

Sellwood,  George  Binford 

Smith,  Frank 
1  Stephen,  Frederick  Charles 

Tribe,  Keith  Wilberforce 

Wallace,  Frederick  William 

Wallace,  John  Cameron 

Wigley,  Wilfrid  Cyril  Sprye 

Wilcox,  Arthur  John 

Williamson,  Frederick 

Wilson,  Walton  Ronald 

Jacot,  Edouard 

Neville,  Henry  Allen  Dugdale 

Oakes,  Montague  Waddington 

Rodick,  Robert  Lewis 
1913    Bellward,  Geoffrey  William  Frank 

Benson,  Herbert  W^alter 

Bentley,  John  Dalrymple 

Crawshaw,  Aubrey  Aitken 

GoodaU,  John  Frederick 

Hardman,  John  Robert 

Lloyd-Jones,  John 

Powell,  Ronald  Rees 

Savile,  George  Keith 

Shaw,  Ralph  Reginald 

Watkins,  Eric  Leopold  Charles 

Ashby,  Kenneth  Harold 

Atkinson,  RoUo  Edward 

Bennett,  Harry  Herbert  Gladstone 

Benton,  Donald 

Blake,  Christopher 

Cowie,  David  Henry 

Davies,  James  Gordon 
2Dorrell,  Harold  George 

Ellison,  William  Julius 

Green,  Edwin  Augustus 

Gwyn,  Cyril  Postle 

Harland,  Robert  Ernest  Compton 

Hillbrook,  Wallace 

James,  Thomas  Maurice 

Jones,  Leslie  WiUiam 
^Macdonald,  John 


1  Assistant  Master,  Moicliant  Taylors'  School, 
London. 

2  Winchester  Reading  Prize,  1913. 

8  Assistant  Prot'ossor  of  Greek,   University  of 
Aberdeen. 


Macrae,  Lachlan 
Malcomson,  Llewellyn 
Manley,  Jolm  Dundas 
Milburn,  William  Hudson 
Nicholas,  Frederick 
Page,  Wallace  Evans 
Prall,  Samuel  Reginald 
Sawhney,  Dev  Raj,  LL.B. 
Schiiddekopf,  Walter  George 

Adolphus 
Smailes,  Alan,  LL.B. 
Smith,  Claude  Soutter,  LL.B. 
*  Thomas,  Ebenezer  Rees 
Tongue,  Eric  Dauncey,  LL.B. 
Urquhart,  James  Lawrence 
Worley,  Newnham  Arthur 

Advanced  Students. 

5  Cooke,  Here  ward  Lester 
Carse,  George  Alexander 

6  Metcalfe,  Edward  Parr 
Russell,  Leonard  James 
Williams,  Gwilym 
Smith,  Harold 

Womersley,  William  Dobson 
Jenkins,  Walter  Allen 
Robertson,  John  Kellock 
Morrison,  James 
Mousley,  Edward  Optiki 

Pensioners. 

Pigg-ott,  Frederick  Stanley  Lawrence 
Altounyan,  Ernest  Haik  Riddall 
Dickson,  Frederick  James  Catling 
Sharp,  Everard  William  Lewen 
Bland,  Barnet  Swinton 
Payne,  Herbert  William  George 
Holmes,  Ernest  Percy  Worthington 
Reynolds,  Kenneth 
Cumberlege,  Barry  Stephenson 
Roberts,  Herbert  Spencer 
Herbert,  Rev.  Edward  Palin 
Yusuf ,  Zain  Maurice 
Hopkinson,  Harry  Cunlifife 
Maiden,  Eustace  Walter 
Dodwell,  Howard  Branson 
Fiddian,  Eric  Alfred 
Hardy,  GateshiU 
Giles,  Allen  Francis 
Goolden,  Charles  Edward 
Powell,  John  Melton  Sparowe 
Haines.  Hubert  Yelverton 


4  Assistant  Master,  Rugby  School. 

5  .\S!>isttutt    Professor    of    i'hysics,    Princeton 
Tiiiversity. 

6  Professor  of  Physics  at  Bangalore  UniTersity. 


EMMANUEL  COLLEGE. 


1231 


Baker,  Aubrey 
Walker,  Sydney  Watkin 
Walker,  Ai-thur  Robert 
Davies,  Leslie  Frederic  St  John 
Dvoi-kovitz,  Victor 
Cook,  Leonard  William 
Harse,  Thomas  Harwood 
Bowker,  Robert  Charles  Stancer 
Wernicke,  Wilfred  Graham 
Spark,  Durbin  Sanderson 
Adkin,  Benaiali  Colson 
Johns,  Owen  Llewelyn 
Payne,  James  William 
Greenberg,  Bernard  Morris 
Millard,  Charles  Stuart 
Howard,  Charles  Gordon 
Hughes,  Lionel  Worsley 
Hill,  Hubert  Luff 
Potter,  Philip  Henry 
Iliffe,  Cecil  Arthur  Mountford 
Hole,  Herbert  Wray 
Cozens,  Frederick  Cyril 
Tripp,  Noel  Francis 
Hahn,  Frederick  Meinerts 
Blanchard,   James  Fleming 

Johnstone 
Sellwood,  Frank  Greaves 
Kelland,  Walter  Harold  Casimir 
Lyon  Smith,  George 
Ainsworth,  James  Maurice 
Stimson,  William  Benjamin 
Nott,  Louis  Cameron 
Spoor,  Arthur  Twynliam 
Roy,  Poresh  Lai 
Hartmann,  Raymond  Theobald 
Harrison,  Donald  Howard 
Wilson,  Hany 
Turnbull,  William  Arthur 
Sherlock,  John  Henry 
Page,  Sydney  Watson 
Hoole,  Norman 
Norman,  John 
Myles,  David 
Rigg,  Joseph  Harold 
Bii'd,  Angus  Kidman 
Seaver,  Charles 
Donaldson,  John  Thomlinson 
Whitwill,  Thomas  Norman 
Mansfield,  Wilfrid  Stephen 
Porter,  John 

Forgas,  Francis  Joseph  Salvador 
Roberton,  John  Arthur  Wilkie 
Williams,  Sydney  Cecil 
Browne,  Cyril  Ross 
Lathbury,  Robert  James 
Pawar,  Vinayak  Madhaorao 
Applegarth,  Thomas  William 
Lipshytz,  Gordon  Thomas 


Angas,  Dudley  Theyer 
Dandridge,  William  Leshe 
Ward,  John  Whewell 
Tilly,  Reynolds  Leiton 
Scott,  WiUiam  David 
Jones,  William  Emlyn  David 
Maynard,  Alfred  Frederick 
Shakespeare,  Geoffrey  Hithersay 
Arrowsmith,  Robert 
Tomlhison,  Albert  Ernest 
Allan,  Frederick  Leonard 
Yong,  Shook  Lin 
Heany,  Wilfrid  Percival 
Cottingham,  John  William 
Humphreys,    lorwerth    Henry 

Maurice 
Fletcher,  Arthur  William 
Ruscoe,  Reginald  Guy 
Havinden,  Eric 
White,  Frank 
Baldwin,  Philip  Frederick 
Pringle,  WilUam  Rennie 
Chrystall,  Harvey  Maitland 
Denniston,  John  Geoffrey 
Thompson,  Bernard  James  Denton 
Hickhi,  William  Hall 
Islam,  Mazharul 
Horner.  Philip  William  Milton 
Sykes,  William  Stanley 
Owst,  Gerald  Robert 
Hobson,  Walter  John  Graham 
MacLeod,  Norman  Donald 
Loll,  Foo  Seng 

Willis,  Arthur  Gilbert  de  Laval 
England,  Edward  Molyneux 
Griffith-WilUams,  George  Cyril 
Rumboll,  Norman 
Naisby,  John  Vickers 
Hooper,  Leonard  John 
Chalmers,  Henry  Stewart 
Briggs,  Harold  William 
Miller,  John  Wilson  Edington 
Turnbull,  John  Bruce 
Nott,  Henry  Paton 
Nortlicote,  Thomas  Francis 
Burkitt,  Frank 
Gurney,  Brian  Taunton 
Jamie,  John  Puxley  White 
Briggs,  Richard  Staidey 
Crompton,  Robert  Allen 
Gwinn,  Reginald  Frank 
Hurd,  Richard 
Brown,  Alan  Wood 
McCombe,  Francis  William  Walker 
Neville,  Ewart  Guy  Milburn 
Hensley,  Wilfrid  Henry 
Young,  Rev.  Harold  Pakenham 
Twining,  Richard  Walse 


1232 


EMMANUEL  COLLEGE. 


PATRONAGE. 


Coimties . 
Devon .. 
Essex.... 

Glouces. 
Hants.... 
Hunts... 


Leicest.. 


Lincoln. 

Norfolk. 

Northam. 

Rutland. 

Somers. 


Suffolk. 


Surrey. 


Benefices. 

Whitestone,  R. 
iNorthBenfleel,R. 

Little  Bentley,  R. 

Lechlade,  V. 
'■'Twyford,  V^. 

Stanground,  V. 

Farcet,  R. 

Thurning,  R. 

Loughborough, R. 

Emman.  Ch.  R. 

Thurcaston,  R. 

Winteringham,  R. 

Melton  Parva,  V. 
^  Boddington ,  U p.  R. 

N.  Luffenham,  R. 

Aller,  R. 

Brompton,  Regis ,  V . 

Winsford.V. 

North  Cadbury,  R. 

^  Fressingfield  V.  cuwj 

Withersdale,R.  | 

Preston,  R. 
^  Brantham,  R. 

EastBergholt.  R. 

Bleching-ley ,  R. 


Incumbents. 
W.J.  Batchelor,  M.A. 
P.  J.  Loseby,  M.A. 
J.  D.  Churchill,  M.A. 
R.G.P.Brownrigg,M.A 
H.  S.  Morris,  M.A. 
E.  G.  Swain,  M.A. 
A.  Hewetson,  M.A. 
H.  B.  Gottwaltz,  M.A. 
T.  Pitts,  M.A. 
R.  H.  Fuller,  M.A. 
J.  E.  Potts,  M.A. 
C.  M.  Potts,  M.A. 
E.  C.  S.  Upcher,  M.A. 
R.  H.  Woodcock,  B.A. 
E.  A.  Irons,  M.A. 
W.  E.  Waddington,  M.A. 
G,  Larder,  M.A. 
George  Swift,  M.A. 
H.  A.  Boys,  M.A. 

W.R.Raven-Hart,M.A. 

S.  J.  Buchanan,  M.A. 
H.  R.Cole,  M.A. 
T.  F.  Paterson,  M.A. 
A.  H .  De  Fontaine 


B.A. 

1870 
1897 
1870 
1882 
1888 
1883 
1882 
1891 
1865 
1887 
1881 
1884 
1894 
1870 
1873 
1888 
1889 
1887 
1867 

1883 

1887 
1886 
1879 


Jnst. 
1912 
1910 
1886 
1902 
1910 
1905 
1908 
3899 
1885 
1904 
1905 
1910 
1910 
1890 
1900 
1912 
1908 
1912 
1896 

1907 

1912 
1892 
1903 
1900 


1  To  these  living*  the  CuUege  preaenta  on  the 
nomination  of  the  heir  of  Sir  Wolfitan  Dixie,  pro- 
vided that  he  nominate  a  graduate  of  Kminanuel 
College,  whoeitberghall  be  of  the  kin  ofSir  W. 
Dixie, or  aball  have  been  eilucateil  for  the  npiice 


of  one  year  at  Marlcet  Bosworth  School. 

2  Emtranuel  College  nominateit,  and  the 
SucucsHors  in  title  of  Carew  Mildmay,  K«q . 
present. 

3  To  this  living  the  Master  nominatoH. 


SIDNEY   SUSSEX    COLLEGE. 

(Founded  1596.) 

This  College  was  founded  in  the  year  1596,  under  the  will  oi 
the  Lady  Frances  Sidney  Countess  Dowager  of  Sussex,  by  virtue 
of  a  charter  granted  by  Queen  Elizabeth  in  1594  to  Henry 
Earl  of  Kent  and  Sir  John  Harrington,  the  Executors,  with 
the  title  of  the  College  of  the  Lady  Frances  Sidney  Sussex 
(Collegium  Dorainse  Franciscse  Sidney  Sussex). 

The  present  Society  consists  of  the  Master,  twelve  Fellows, 
and  thirty-six  Scholars. 

There  are  Lectureships  in  Mathematics  and  Natural  Sciences 
on  the  foundation  of  Samuel  Taylor. 

There  is  a  College  Library  consisting  chiefly  of  Theological 
and  Classical  works,  and  also  a  separate  collection  of  Mathe- 
matical and  scientific  works  in  the  *  Taylor  Library.' 

SCHOLARSHIPS  AND  EXHIBITIONS. 

Twenty-four  Foundation  Scholarships  of  at  least  MO  a  year. 
Six  Taylor  Scholarships  of  at  least  „    £50        „ 

Six  Taylor  „  „  „     £30        „ 

Three   Blundell  Exhibitions,  for   Tiverton 

School  £60        „ 

Four  Johnson  Exhibitions,  with  preference 

to  Oakham  or  Uppingham  Schools £20        „ 

Two  Lovett  Exhibitions,  for  sons  of  graduate 
Clergymen  who  are  Candidates  for  Holy 
Orders,  with  preference  to  those  edu- 
cated at  Grantham  or  Oakham  Schools  £30  „ 
Two  Barcroft  Exhibitions,  for  sons  of  Clergy- 
men       £12        ,, 

Three  James  Johnson  Exhibitions  for  sons 
of  Clergymen  who  were  educated  at 

the  College  £20        „ 

There  are  also  Sizarships  of  the  value  of  £27  a  year  each. 
Scholarships  and  Exhibitions  are  awarded,  according  to  the 
results  of  the  Examination  of  Students  of  each  year,  at  the  end 
of  the  Easter  Term. 

There  is  also  an  annual  Examination  for  Scholarships,  Exhibi- 
tions and  Sizarships,  beginning  in  1914  on  January  7,  open  to 

62—6 


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SIDNEY  SUSSEX  COLLEGE. 


all  Students  who  intend  to  commence  residence  in  the  following 
October. 

The  Scholarships  and  Exhibitions  are  paid  from  funds  reserved 
for  the  purpose.  The  College  need  not  fill  up  a  vacant  Scholar- 
ship if  there  be  no  competent  candidate,  nor  need  the  whole  in- 
come of  the  Scholarship  Funds  be  expended  in  any  one  year,  but 
any  residue  which  may  remain  is  applied  or  reserved  for  augment- 
ing Scholarships,  or  granting  Exhibitions  to  poor  and  deserving' 
Students  of  the  College. 

ANNUAL    PRIZES. 

At  the  examination  at  the  end  of  the  Easter  Term  prizes  a-re 
adjudged  to  those  who  distinguish  themselves  in  the  different 
branches  of  the  examination. 

There  are  prizes  for  an  English  Essay,  for  knowledge  of  the 
Greek  Testament,  and  for  the  best  Reading  in  Chapel. 

A  Prize  of  £5  is  given  to  every  Student  of  the  College  who 
obtains  a  First  Class  in  any  Tripos.  Awarded  in  1913  to 
M.  Daniels,  A.  J.  Hatley,  H.  H.  Hazel,  G.  K.  M^Arthur. 


Prizemen,  Midsummer   1913. 


Mathematics. 

Second  Year. 
C.  E.  H.  Druitt 

First  Year. 
E.  G.  Barter 
J.  Hall 
A.  J.  Hatley 

Reading  Prizes. 
E.  Spring 
C.  E.  H.  Druitt 
A.  B.  Thompson 


Classics. 

Second  Year. 

K.  V.  Hanitsch 

First  Year. 
J.  P.  Bromhead 
E.  H.  Lawson 
T.  F.  G.  Taylor 

Greek  Testament  Prize. 
C.  K.  H.  Wyche 


Natural.  Sciences. 


First  Year. 
H.  F.  Green 
L.  P.  Long 
G.  H.  Oriel 

3Ieclianical  Sciences. 
Second  Year. 
W.  G.  Patten 


1598  James  Montague. 

1608  Francis  Aldrich. 

1609  Samuel  Ward. 
1643  Richard  Minshull . 
'1686  Joshua  Basset. 

1688  James  Jolinson. 
1703  Bardsey Fisher. 
1723  Joseph  Craven. 
1728  John  Frankland. 


LIST  OF  MASTERS. 

1730  John  Adams. 
1746  Francis  Sawyer  Parris. 
1760  William  Elliston. 
f  1807  FrancisJohnHyde  WoUastov . 
1808  Edward  Pearson. 
1811  John  Davie. 
1813  William  Chafy . 
1843  Robert  Phelps. 
1890  Charles  Smith, 


Visitor, 
Philip  Sidney,  Baron  de  L'Isleand  Dudley. 


Elected  by  King's  mant'ate. 


t  Thli 


afterwards  declared  void  by  the  Visitor 


SJDMEY  SUSSEX  COLLEGE. 


1235 


THE    PRESENT  SOCIETY, 

Master,  Charles  Smith,  M.A.     Elected  1890. 

Tutor,  Rev.  G.  A.  Weekes,  M.A. 

Dean,  Rev.  A.  H.  M'^Neile,  D.D. 

Bursar,  H.  C.  Robson,  M.A. 

Steward;  T.  Knox  Shaw,  M.A. 

Praelector,  G.  R.  Mines,  M.A. 
College  Lecturers. 

Classics R.  Hackforth,  M.A. 

Mathematics  and  Physics,  R.  H.  D.  Mayail.  M.A. 
Natural  Sciences ... 

Theology    ...  .Rev.  A.  H.  M'^Neile,  D.D. 

History J.  W.  Reynolds,  M.A. 

Taylor   Lecturers. 

Mathematics R.  R  D.  Mayail,  M.A. 

Natural  Sciences... 

Classical  Lecturer  {Honorary). 
G.  M.  Edwards,  M.A. 
Assistant  Lecturers. 
Classics  and  Theology,  Rev.  G.  A.  Weekes,  M.A. 

Mathematics T.  Knox  Shaw,  M.A. 

Directors  of  Studies. 

Law N.  G.  Scorgie,  M.A.,  LL.B. 

Mechanical  Sciences... J.  W.  Landon,  M.A. 

Physiology G.  R.  Mines,  M.A. 

Mediaeval  and  Modern  Languages... A.  J.  Wyatt,  M.A. 
Fellows, 
Neville,  Francis  Henry,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
^  Edwards,  Gerald  Maclean,  M.A. 
Robson,  Henry  Gumming,  M.A. 
Weekes,  Rev.  George  Arthur,  M.A. 

2  Mayail,  Robert  Hume  Davison,  M.A. 

3  M'^Neile,  Rev.  Alan  Hugh,  D.D. 
^Fearnsides,  William  George,  M.A, 
^Pope,  William  Jackson,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 
''Mines.  George  Ralph,  M.A. 

Shaw,  Thomas  Knox,  M.A. 
'^  Reynolds,  John  William,  M.A. 
8  Hackforth,  Reginald,  M.A. 

Honorary  Fellows. 
^Griffiths,  Ernest  Howard,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
i«Watts,  William  Whitehead,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 


1  Bell  Scholar.  1877.  Daviet  Bcbolnr,  1879. 
Obaacellor'B  Medallist,  1880. 

2  Smith's  Prizeman,  1898  ;  Isaac  Newton 
Student,  1893. 

3  Carus  Prizeman,  1892;  Jeremie  Prizeman, 
1898  ;  Mason  Prizeman,  18«4;  Hebrew  Prizeman, 
1894  ;  Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  1895 ;  Crosse  Scholar,  189S. 
Examining  Chaplain  to  the  Bishop  of  Oxford. 

4  Harkness  Scholar,  1901.  Professor  of  Geology, 
Sheffield  University. 

6  Professor  of  Chemistry. 


6  Allen  Scholar,  1908.    Gedgc  Prizeman,  1911. 

7  Lightfoot  Scholar,  1909. 

8  Davies  Scholar,  1908;  Chancellor's  Medallist, 
1909. 

9  Formerly  Fellow;  Principal  of  the  South 
Wales  University  College,  CardilT;  Vice-Chan- 
cellor  of  the  University  of  Wales;  Hon.D.Sc. 
Victoria  University. 

10  Formerly  Eellow;  Professor  of  Geology,  Im- 
perial College  of  Science  and  Technology,  South 
Kensington. 


1236 


SIDNEY  SUSSEX  COLLEGE. 


Scholars. 

Daniels,  Mark,  B.A. 
Hazel,  Hubert  Henry,  B.A. 
McArthur,  Gordon  Keif,  B.A. 
Druitt,  Charles  Edward  Hobart 
Sylvester,  Harry  Arthur 
Hanitsch,  Karl  Vernon 
Hewitt,  Norman  Sinclair 
Lawson,  Eeginald  Hugh 
Long,  Leslie  Paul 
Broniliead,  John  Paul 
Hatley,  Alfred  John 
Coyte,  Stanley  Edward 
Green,  Henry  Frank 


Taylor,  Thomas  Francis  Gawan 
Patten,  William  George 
Oriel,  George  Harold 
Bacchus,  Jolui  Gordon 
Morris,  John  William  Gibson 
Baillie,  Alan  La  Touche 
Brundrett,  Frederick 
Marty n,  John  Vivian 
Gould,  William  Justin 
Mackie,  John  Bartlett 
Gawan  Taylor,  Norman 
Howard,  Basil  Alvin 
Walker,  Lewis  Henry  Todd 
Leigh,  Samuel  Preston 


D.D. 
iKing,  Rev.  Edward  George 
2*Corni8h,  Right  Rev.  John  Rundle 
8  Holmes,  Rev.  Thomas  Scott 

LL.D, 

Honey,  Rev.  William  Henry  Wyer 
^Whittaker,  Charles  David 

3f.D. 

Phelps,  Arthur  Martin 

Shelly,  Charles  Edward,  &  M.A. 

Hollis,  Harry 

White,  Charles  Powell,  &  M.A. 

Jordan,  Alfred  Charles 

Wright,  John  Aldren 

Grove,  William  Reginald 

ScD. 

Sutton,  John  Richard 

B.D. 

♦Kingsley,  Rev.  William  Towler 

M.A. 
•Mowat,  Rev.  James 

Tremlett,  James  Dyer 
•Allison,  Rev.  Francis  Benjamin 
•Hopkins,  Rev.  George  Hanslip 


*  Groves,  Rev.  Charles  Westley 

Hobson,  Rev.  Samuel 

Gates,  Rev.  Edward 
^*Hitchins,  Charles  Wilson  Mills 

Harding,  Percy  John 
7Staifurth,Rev.  Samuel 
6 Phelps,  Edmund  Louis 

Lee,  John  Bridges 

Whall,  Rev.  John  Clephane 
8  Hartley,  Rev.  Edward  Thomson 

Ladell,  Henry  Richard 
9Pochin,  William  John  Reynolds 

Griffin,  William 

Coe,  Rev.  Hector  Albert 

Cooksey,  Rev.  John  Francis 
i^Temperley,  Rev.  Arthur 

Phelps,  Sidney  de  Lisle 
11*  Wilson,  Samuel  Robertshaw 
12 Murray- Aynsley,  Rev.  Alfred 

Evans 
^sQrford,  Rev.  Horace  William 
I  i^*Edwards,  Joseph 
i^Haslam,  Rev.  Samuel  Holker 
1** Rogers, Samuel  Lawrence 
1    Rose,  Hyla  Matthew 
I    Newman,  Harry  John 
j   Wood,  Rev.  Hugh 


•  Formerly  FellowB. 

1  Tyrwhitt    Hebrew    Scholar.     HuUean   Lee 
turer,  1889. 

2  Bishop  of  St  Germans. 

;i  Ciinon  and  Chancellor  of  Wells  Cathedral. 

4  Head  Master  of  Taunton  School. 

5  Head  Master  of  Risley  School. 

6  Formerly  one  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

7  Honorary  Canon  of  Lincoln. 

8  Lato  Head  Master  of  Skipton  School. 


10  Late  Head  Master  of  Market  Rascn  Grani- 
mar  School. 

11  One  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

12  Principal  of  the  Training  College,  Hockerill, 
1.3  Canon  and  Chancellor  of  Bloemfontein. 

14  Professor  of  Mathematics  at  Queen's  College, 
Harley  Street. 
16  Late  Head  Master  of  Clitheroe  School. 
IC  Assistant  Master  at  Bedford  Grammar  School. 


SIDNEY  SUSSEX  COLLEGE. 


1237 


Bennett,  Henry  George 
i*Stokes,  Rev,  William  Fen  wick 
2  *  Loney,  Sidney  Luxton 

Harding,  William  Joseph 

Thomas,  Evan  Levv^is,  &  LL.M. 

Goodchild,  Ralph  Shilleto 

Keynolds,  Robert  John 
•'•Holdsworth,  Eev.  William  West 
8  Vinter,  Herbert  William 
'* Anderson,  Alexander 

Hopkins,  Edward  Jodrell 

Carpenter,  Rev.  John 
"  Lindsay,  Ven.  Thomas  Enraght 
9Brett,  Frank  Arthur  Brockman 
'OMoor,  Samuel  Albert 

11  Evans,  John 

12  Hay  ward ,  Walter  Brainerd 
i^Sraith,  Rev.  Isaac  Albert 

Whitmell,  Rev.  Charles  Thomas  * 
Duff,  John  Robert  Keitley 
Denton, Rev.  Sydney 
Staines,  Rev.  James  Howard 
Andrew,  Charles  James 
Cracknell,  Alfred  Georg-e 
Badcock,  Edward  Baynes 
Bateman,  Rev.  Frederick  Douglas 
Deey,  Rev.  William  Francis 
Prendergast,  Rev.  James  Annesley 

i^Weekes,  Ven.  William  Haye 
Pile,  Francis  Seymour  John 
ElwelljRev.  Henry  Edward 

i5*Wilson,  Charles  Thomson   Rees, 
F.R.S. 
James,  Rev.  W^ymond  Cory 
Ward,  Rev.  Edward  Francis  Camp- 
bell 
Wood,  Rev.  Benjamin  Ward 
Richards,  Rev.  Stanley 

16  Spencer,  lieonard  James 
Pollock,  Rev.  Henry  Douglas 
Eraser 

I'West,  Owen  Lewis  Carey 
Binyon,  Rev.  Francis  Dockray 


18 Cook,  Sydney  George 

Bates,  George  Newton 

Boughton,  Rev.  Thomas 
i^Jemmett,  William  Henry  Coutts 

Clark,  George  Muirhead 

Blackmore,  John  Kendall 

Silley,  Percival  George 

Thomson,  Frederick  George 

Greenhill,Kev.  Edward  Percy 

Creswick,    Francis    Nathaniel,    & 
LL.M. 
20Worthington,  Arthur  Furley 

Colebrook,  Rev.  Richard  Ernest 

Cornish,  He  v.  Arthur 

Wilton,  Eev.  WiUiam  Parker 
^iBedford,  Thomas  George 

Sedgwick,  Charles  Humphrey,   & 

M.B.,B.C. 
22 Goodchild,  George  Frederick 

Bowdler,   Archibald   Penrhyn,  6<. 
M.B.,  B.C. 

Pollock,  Rev.  Kenneth 
2^Boothroyd,  Herbert  Kvan 

Scott,CharlesTillard,&M.B.,B.C. 

Wales,  Herbert,  &  M.B.,  B.C. 

Dunlop,   John   Beattie,  &   M.B., 
B.C. 

Norton,  John  Grantley 

Weekes,  Rev.  Charles  Davey 

Francis,  Rev.  James  Burleigh 
24Chadwick,  David  Thomas 
23 Ingles,  Philip  Henry  Bligh 

Pinches,  Henry  Irving,  &  M.B., 
B.C. 

Colt,GeorgeHerbert,&JVl.B,,B.C. 

Smith,  Rev.  Harold  John 
25  Thomas.  Herbert  Henry 

Hammond,  Nicholas  William 
26*Sleeman,  John  Herbert 
27Ferrar,  Hartley  Travers 

Harrison,  Henry  George 
^8 Landon,  Joseph  Whittlngton 

Castley,  Rev.  Cuthbert  Charles 


1  Asaistant  Master  at  Rugby. 

2  Professor  of  M athematica  at  the  Royal  Hollo- 
way  College  for  Women. 

3  Lato  Head  Master  of  Stone  Grammar  School. 

4  King's  Counsel.  *  Formerly  Fellows. 

5  Professor  at  Han  ds  worth  Col  1  ege,  Bi  rmlngham . 

6  Head  Master  Truro  College,  Iruro. 

7  Principal  of  Queen's  College,  Galway. 
S   Archdeacon  of  Cleveland. 

9  Assistant  Master  at  Cranleigh  School. 

10  Head  Master  of  Kendal  Grammar  School. 

11  Head  Master  of  Sir  Thomas  Judd's  School, 
Tonbridge. 

12  Head   Master   of  the    Missionaries'  School, 
Blackheatb. 

18  Principal  of  Training  College,  Ripon. 
14  Archdeacon  of  Bloemfonteia. 


I    15  Clerk    MaxweU   Scholar,    1895.     Uuivertity 

Lecturer  in  Physics. 
'    16  Harkness  Scholar,  1893. 
I    17  Assistant  Master  at  Bradfleld  College. 

18  Secretary  for  Education,  Hunts.  C.  C. 
I    19  Head  Master,  Lady  Manners  School,  Bake- 
1  well. 

SO  Civil  Service.  Federated  Malay  States. 

21  University  Demonstrator  in  Physics. 

22  Principal  of  Technical  Institute,  Wandsworth. 

23  One  of  H.M.  Inspectors  of  Schools. 

24  India  Civil  Service. 

2.*)  Geological  Survey.    Harkness  Scholar,  1898. 
Sedgwick  Prixe.  1903. 

26  Lecturer  in  Latin,  Sheffield  University. 

27  Geological  Survey  of  Egypt. 

'28  University  Demonstrator  in  Engineering. 


1238 


SIDNEY  SUSSEX  COLLEGE. 


Fenn,  Rev.  Ernest  Vanderzee 
Roy,   Donald  Whatley,   &    M.B., 
B.C. 
^Burdon,  Edward  Russell 
White,  Harry  Lawrence 
Downing,  Arthur  Bernard 
Simpson,  Selwyn  George 
Paine,  Walter  Lionel 

2  Smith,  Bernard 

3  Cane,  Leonard  Dobbie 
Tomkinson ,  Rev.  Herbert  Frederick 
Mannering,  Rev.  Leslie  George 
Wood,  Nevil  Preesall 

^Gibson,  Rev.  .lohn  Paul  Stewart 
Riddell 
Walker,  John   Francis  Edward 

Gelson 
Mountain,  Bernard 
Fison,  Williani  James,  &  B.C. 
Gibson,  Charles  Stanley 
Gooch,  Henry  Wyard 
Clarke,  Rev.  Edward  Thomas 
Mayes,  Rev.  Reginald  Metcalf 
Tomkinson,  Rev.  Cyril  Edric 

s Browne,  Eev.  Laurence  Edward 
Petherbridge,  Frederick  Ptobert 

M.a 

Corner,  Edred  Moss,  &  M.A. 
Austin,  Lorimer  John,  &  M.A. 


LL.M. 

Lowe,  Edward  Stinton 
Williams,  Charles  Willoug-hby 


M.B.  d  B.C. 

Gillett,  Jerniyn  Francis,  &  B.A. 
Whichello,  Edmund,  &  B.A. 
Haward,  Henry  Horace,  &  B.A. 
Pearson,  Allan  Campbell,  &  B.A. 
Drapes,  Thomas  Lambert,  &  B.A. 
Dimock,  Horace,  St  B.A. 
Fisher,  Reginald,  &  B.A. 


B.A. 

Green,  Rev.  Robert  Bakewell 

Thomas, Frederick  George,  &  LL.B. 

Lund,  Kenneth  Fraser 
fi  Newham,  Rev.  Frank  Darvall 

Rix,  Arthur  Herbert 

Brook,  FrederickBenjamin,&  LL.B. 

Wrig-ht,  Charles  Harold 

Bartlett,  George  Bertram 
7  Phillips,  Ernest  Harold 

Mortimer,  Artiiur 

Poole,  Francis  Stedman 

Ferrar,  John  Edgar 

Mathieson,  William 

Michell,  Alfred  Henry 

Buckney,  Frank 
^  Teal],  Frederic  Hathaway 

Burrows,  Arnold  Hayes 

Jobson,  James  Stanley 

Holmes,  Basil  Scott 

Smith,  Charles  Hammond 

Redfern,  Rev.  Edward  North 

Pacey,  Cyril  James 

Poole,  Rev.  Herbert 

Cooper,  Allan 

Metcalfe,  Frederick  William 

Whitaker,  John  Richardson 

King,  William  Oliver  Redman 

Fairchild,  George  Cranston 

Glare,  Thomas  William 

Clarke,  Joseph  Douglas 

Sutcliffe,  Alan  Lee 
9  Edwards,  Sidney  James 

Briggs,  Rev.  Charles  Edward 

Atkinson,  Harold  Gordon 
'"Robson,  Alan 

Robinson,  John  Stanley 

Black,  Arthur 

Davenport,  Arthur  Henrj'^ 

Boyd,  Edgar  James 

Macrae,  Russell  Duncan 

Jcnies,  Tom 

Gates,  Charles  Edward 
11  Ward,  Rev.  Eric  Harrison 

Tolliurst,  Rev.  George  Albert 

Wilson,  Bernard 


1  Investigator  in  Timber. 

2  Geological  Survey.    Harkness  Scholar,  190C. 

3  H.M.  Inspector  of  Schools. 

4  Harness  Prize,  1907.    Burney  Prize,  1908. 

5  Scholefteld  Prize,  1911;  Carus  Prize,  1911; 
HuUean  Prize,  1912;  Lecturer  at  S,  Augustine's 
College,  Canterbury. 


6  Head  Master  of  the  English  Scliool,  Nicosia. 

7  Local  Government  Board. 

8  Egyptian  Civil  Service. 

9  Barnes  Scholar,  1907. 

10  Assistant  Master  at  Marlborough. 

11  George  Williams  Prize,  1912. 


SIDNEY   SUSSEX   COLLEGE. 


1239 


Grogan,  John  Douglas 
Holmyard,  Eric  John 
Kees-Mogg,  Louis  Leysoii 
Purchase,  William  Bentley 
Berens,  Herbert  Arthur 
Batten,  Lindsay  Willett 
M^Farland,  John  Beattie 
Knaster,  Roland  Marcus  Ignatius 

Julius 
Smith,  John  Lister 
Johnson,  Frederic  Charles 
Illing,  Vincent  Charles 
Buddin,  Walter 
Chand,  Bakhshi  Mehr 
Ball,  Henry  Frederick 
Waller,  Gerald  Lea 
Wood,  Bernard  Reader 
O'Keeffe,  Alan  Vivian 
Longrigg,  John  Hemsley 
Thomas,  Rev.  William  John 
Molony,  James  Alexander 
Ovens,  William  Gilbert  Jones 
Manning,  Charles  Rosedale  Upwood 
Russell,  William  Beaumont 
Whitmore,  Herbert  Searle 
Daniels,  Mark 
Hazel,  Hubert  Henry 
McArthur,  Gordon  Keif 
Richardson,  Cyril  Albert 
Rouquette,  Douglas  George 
Spring,  Eric 

Desai,  Shankar  Pandurang 
Barter,  Elder  Gaul 
Tarrant,  Walter  Noel  Haden 
Watson,  Thomas  Palmer 
Mayall,  John  Bardsley 
Sleight,  Kenneth  Richard 
Low,  Alexander  Halley 
Kernick,  John  Wilson 

B.C. 

Bonny,  Arthur  Edward 

PenHonei'8. 

Staffurth,  Alan  Edward 
Ratcliflfe,  Alfred  Victor 
Karran,  Thomas  William 
Harrison,  Aelfric  Milton 
Ismail,  Mohamed  Cassim 
Garstin,  Denys  Norman 
Smith,  Cyril  Francis 
Chapman,  Henry 


Borthwick,  Lionel  Clements 
Fernando,  Reginald  Marcus 
King,  Hugh  Basil 
Langton,  George  Bernard 
iDruitt,  Charles  Edward  Hobart 
Bennett,  William  Ernest 
Sylvester,  Harry  Arthur 
Donald,  Alexander  Gostling 
Pearson,  Basil  Lancelot 
Hanitsch,  Karl  Vernon 
Jerwood,  Bernard  Ellery 
Kmg,  Cecil  Bishop  Redman 
Gooch,  George  William 
Oaten,  Walter  Samuel 
Hewitt,  Norman  Sinclair 
Gathergood,  Leslie  Somerville 
Wyche,  Charles  Kenneth  Hatherell 
Haworth,  Charles  Wilfred  Bucken- 

ham 
Chapman,  Percival  David 
Odam,  Charles  Leslie 
Young,  John  George  Coleman 
Patten,  William  George 
Molony,  Andrew  Charters  Brew 
Clarke,  Edward  Rudland 
Paterson,  Henry 
Hall,  James 
Taylor,  George  Stuart 
Rapp,  Thomas  Cecil 
Bugeja,  Vincent 
De  la  Bere,  Ivan 
Garstin,  Edward  John  Langford 
Little,  Harold  Lowthian 
Webb-Benton,  James 
Lawson,  Reginald  Hugh 
Long,  Leslie  Paul 
Bromhead,  John  Paul 
Hatley,  Alfred  John 
Coyte,  Stanley  Edwaid 
Green,  Henry  Frank 
Taylor,  Thomas  Francis  Gawan 
Thompson,  Arthur  Brereton 
Jackson,  Reginald  William 
Oriel,  George  Harold 
Rogerson,  Sidney 
Rosier,  James  Erie  Radcliff 
Lindesay,  James  Henry  Coddington 
Mayall,  Robert  Cecil 
Shankster,  George 
Ramsden,  Geoffrey  Charles 

Frescheville 
Neighbour,  Philip  Morgan 
Clark-Turner,  Frank 
Lee,  Norman 


1  Boll  Scholar,  1912. 


1240 


SIDNEY  SUSSEX  COLLEGE. 


Wilson,  Henry  Olaf  Selwyn 
Gordon,  William  Hyde  Eagleson 
Shaw,  Patrick  Knox 
Fernando,  Charles  Walter  Solomon 
Greenwood,  Ernest  Talbot 
Wallace,  Charles  Eoland  Pedley 
Smith,   Christopher  William 

Winwood 
Donaldson,  Euan  Aidan  Lewis 
Summerson,  William 
Dani,  Vishwanath  Ganesh 
Thomas,  Tudor  Aneurin  Talbot 
Sherwood,  Harry  Purvis 
Lawn,  John  Gunson 
Johnson,  Owen  Bennett  Goold 
Richards,  Claude  Willmott 
Bacchus,  John  Gordon 
Morris,  John  William  Gihson 
Baillie,  Alan  La  Touche 
Brundrett,  Frederick 
Martyn,  John  Vivian 
Gould,  William  Justin 
Mackie,  John  Bartlett 
Gawan  Taylor,  Norman 
Howai'd,  Basil  Alvin 


Walker,  Lewis  Henry  Todd 

Leigh,  Samuel  Preston 

Hay  thorn  thwaite,  Rycharde  Mead 

Lander,  Anthony  John  Meads 

Bailey,  Clarence  Stanley 

Harris,  Lancelot  Graham 

Rapp,  Reginald 

Pemherton,  Vivian  Telfer 

Evans,  Kenneth  Richard 

Johnson,  Frank  Herbert 

Bourne,  Leonard  Percival  Spencer 

Marshall,  Leslie  Phillip 

Jones,  Eric  Wynne 

Stokes,  Frederick  Luigard  Berners 

Sarra,  Edwin  Roland 

Radford,  Vaughan  Nat  trass 

Jemmett,  Denis  Alexander 

Wilkinson,  Fred 

Saigal,  Gian  Singh 

Bell,  William  Arundel 

Turner,  William  Hannaford 

Cork,  Michael  Edwin  Benjamin 

Hief ,  Fritz  Rudolph  George 

Gooneratne,  Cecil 

Jameson,  Alan  Battersby 


PATRONAGE. 


Counties. 

Benefices. 

Inst.  1 

Cornw... 

WeekeStMary,  R. 

1899 

Kent  ... 

Greenhithe,  R. 

1893 

Kent 

Swanscombe,R. 

1889 

IVorth-am. 

Gayton,  R. 

1889 

Notts.... 

iRempstone,  R. 

1893 

Sussex... 

Peasemarsh,  V. 

1896 

York 

Kilvington,  R. 

1859 

Incumbents. 
S.  H.  Haslam,  M.A. 
C.  T.  Whitmell,M.A. 
G.Hale,  M.A. 
E.G.Kin^,  D.D. 
E.  T.Hartley,  M.A. . 
F.B.  Allison,  M.A. 
W.T.KinfJTsley.B.D. 


H.A. 
1879 
1887 
1863 
1866 
1871 
1863 
1838 


I  The  Master  hns  the  right  of  nomination  and  presentation  to  this  Living. 


DOWNING   COLLEGE. 

(Founded  Sept. 22,  1800.) 

The  Charter  and  Statutes  are  printed. 

The  sole  founder  of  this  College  was  Sir  George  Downing, 
Bart.,^of  Gamlingay  Park,  in  this  county;  who,  by  a  Will,  dated 
20th  December,  1717,  devised  his  estates  in  thecounties  of  Cam- 
bridge, Bedford,  and  Suftblk,  first  to  Sir  Jacob  Garrard  Downing, 
and  afterwards  to  other  relations  in  succession,  and  in  failure 
thereof,  to  build  and  found  a  College  in  this  University,  upon  a 
plan  to  be  approved  by  the  two  Archbishops  and  the  Masters  of 
St  John's  and  Clare  Colleges.  This  direction  was  the  reason  for 
giving  them  the  power  which  they  possessed  in  elections  and 
other  matters,  by  the  original  Charter  and  Statutes. 

Sir  George  died  in  1749,  and  Sir  Jacob  in  1764,  and  (the  other 
devisees  having  previously  died  without  issue)  upcm  this  event 
the  foundation  ought  immediately  to  have  been  carried  into 
execution.  But  the  estates  were  in  the  possession  of  Lady 
Downing,  and  afterwards  of  her  devisees,  without  any  real  title , 
and  when  the  University  sued  in  Chancery  for  the  establishment 
of  the  College,  the  party  in  possession  resisted  the  suit  in  that 
court.    In  1769,  a  decree  was  obtained  in  favour  of  the  foundation . 

The  persons  named  as  trustees  in  the  Founder's  Will  having 
died  in  his  lifetime,  the  execution  of  the  trusts  devolved  upon  the 
heirs  at  law;  who  after  combating  a  long  seriesof  opposition  and 
litigation,  and  overcoming  obstacles  of  various  descriptions,  pre- 
ferred a  petition  to  the  Crown  for  a  Charter ;  and  at  length,  in 
1800,  the  Privy  Council  decided  to  recommend  the  foundation  to 
his  Majesty. 

On  the  22nd  of  September,  1800,  the  Great  Seal  was  affixed  to 
the  Charter  by  Lord  Loughborough.  By  this  Charter  the  College 
was  incorporated  with  the  University;  was  endowed  with  all  the 
privileges  of  the  same,  and  with  all  the  estates  devised  by  its 
Founder;  and  also  with  the  power  of  holding  landed  property  in 
addition  to  the  value  of  £1500  per  annum. 

The  members  appointed  in  the  Charter,  for  the  purpose  of  takm  g 
possession  of  the  estates,  administering  the  revenues,  superintend- 
ing the  building  of  the  College,  and  for  the  other  necessary  pur- 
poses were 

1  He  was  Installed  a  KniKht  of  the  most  Honourable  Order  of  the  Bath,  June  80,  K82. 


1242  DOWNING  COLLEGE. 

Francis  Annesley,  LL.D.  Master, 

Edward  Christian,  M. A.  and  Barrister,  Law  Professor , 

Busick  Harwood,  M.D.  Professor  of  Medicine, 

John  Lens,  Sergeant  at  Law,  and  M.A.,] 

William  Meeke,  Barrister,  and  M.A.,     \  Fellows. 

William  Frere,  B.A.,  J 

The  first  Statutes  were  framed  in  1805.  In  1860  new  Statutes 
were  given  by  the  University  Commissioners  under  the  provisions 
of  19  and  20  Victoria  c.  88,  and  in  1882,  revised  Statutes  under  the 
provisions  of  the  Oxford  and  Cambridge  Universities  Act,  1877. 
According  to  these  Statutes  the  College  shall  consist  of  a  Master, 
two  Professors  (one  of  the  Laws  of  England,  and  one  of  Medicine), 
of  at  least  six  Fellows,  and  of  at  least  six  Scholars. 

The  Master,  who  is  elected  by  the  Professors  and  Fellows,  must 
be  a  Master  of  Arts,  Master  of  Laws,  Doctor  of  Medicine,  or 
of  some  superior  degree  in  the  University,  and  of  not  less  than 
thirty  years  of  age. 

The  Professors  are  elected  in  accordance  with  the  provisions 
of  the  Statutes  of  the  University  for  Elections  lo  certain  Pro- 
fessorships, the  Electors  being  the  Board  of  Electors  defined  by 
that  Statute,  together  with  the  Master  if  he  be  not  a  Candi- 
date. The  Law  Professor  must  be,  at  the  time  of  his  election,  a 
Graduate  in  Law  or  Arts  of  one  of  the  English  Universities  of  ten 
years*  standing  from  his  matriculation,  and  also  a  Barrister-at- 
Law.  The  Medical  Professor  must  be,  at  the  time  of  his  election , 
a  Graduate  in  Medicine  of  one  of  the  Universities  of  the  United 
Kingdom,  and  of  not  less  than  twenty-five  years  of  age.  The  Pro- 
fessors have  by  the  Charter  the  same  privileges,  franchises,  and 
liberties  as  any  Professor  in  the  University,  and  are  bound  to  read 
a  course  of  lectures  in  their  respective  faculties,  on  the  usual  terms 
upon  which  public  lectures  are  given.  They  are  capable  of 
holding  any  of  the  lay  offices  in  the  College. 

Candidates  for  Fellowships  (except  Honorary  Fellowships)  must 
have  taken  a  degree  in  Arts,  Law,  or  Physic  in  one  of  the  Univer- 
sities of  Cambridge  or  Oxford.  The  electors  are  the  Members  of 
the  Governing  Body.  The  Fellowships  are  tenable  for  seven  years 
from  election,  provided  that  no  year  in  which  a  Fellow  shall  have 
been  engaged  during  two  terms  in  College  work  shall  be  reckoned 
in  his  term  of  seven  years,  and  provided  also  that  any  Fellow 
who  has  held  the  office  of  Tutor  during  twenty-five  years  shall 
be  entitled  to  retain  his  Fellowship  for  the  rest  of  his  life. 

A  Fellow  vacates  his  Fellowship  by  election  to  a  Professorship 
of  the  College,  by  becoming  a  Foundation  Member  of  any  other 
College  in  any  University  in  the  United  Kingdom,  or  by  institu 
tion  to  an  Ecclesiastical  benefice  in  the  gift  of  the  College,  the 
net  annual  value  of  which  is  not  less  than  four  hundred  pounds. 

Provision  is  made  for  one  or  two  Chaplains  according  to  the 
circumstances  of  the  College,  the  right  of  appointment  being  vesteH 
in  the  Governing  Body. 


DOWNING  COLLEGE.  1243 


SCHOLARSHIPS. 

The  Foundation  Scholarships  vary  in  value  from  £50  to  £80. 
Foundation  Scholarships  are  tenable  «/  /«a*^  until  the  holder  be  of 
standing  to  take  the  degree  of  Bachelor  of  Arts. 

Scholarships  are  awarded  to  students  of  the  College  at  the  annual 
Tripos  and  Intercollegiate  Examinations  after  the  division  of  the 
Easter  Term  for  distinction  in  Natural  Science,  Moral  Philosophy, 
History,  Law,  Mathematics,  Mechanical  Science,  or  other  subjects. 

Minor  Scholarships  and  Exhibitions  are  offered  annually 
for  competition  among  persons  who  are  not  members  of  the 
University,  and  in  awarding  one  or  more  of  them  a  preference  will 
1)6  shewn  to  Candidates,  if  any,  from  New  College,  Eastbourne. 

The  Examination  takes  place  in  March. 

The  Minor  Scholarships  vary  in  value  from  £30  to  £50  per 
annum,  and  are  tenable  until  their  holders  are  of  standing 
to  compete  for  a  Foundation  Scholarship.  Exhibitions  not  exceed- 
ing £30  in  value  may  be  oflFered  to  candidates  who  fail  to  obtain 
scholarships. 

The  Examination  is  in  Mathematics,  Classics,  Law,  History, 
Natural  Science  and  Mechanical  Science.  All  Candidates  are 
expected  to  shew  a  competent  knowledge  of  the  subjects  of  the 
Previous  Examination,  or  to  be  entitled  to  Exemption  therefrom. 
The  subjects  of  Examination  in  Mathematics  are  Geometry, 
Algebra,  Plane  Trigonometry,  Elementary  Statics  and  Dynamics 
and  the  elements  of  Differential  Calculus.  The  Examination 
in  Law  consists  of  two  alternative  parts;  one  part  embracing 
papers  in  Jurisprudence  and  Roman  Law,  the  other  part  consist- 
ing of  papers  in  the  English  Law  of  Real  Property  and  English 
Constitutional  Law  and  History.  The  Examination  in  History 
comprises  (i)  a  paper  of  General  Questions  on  History,  Literature, 
Political  Science  and  Economics,  (ii)  an  Essay,  (iii)  a  paper  on 
English  History,  (iv)  a  paper  on  Greek  and  Roman  History  or 
(alternative)  on  European  History  1494—1878.  A  list  of  Books 
recommended  will  be  sent  on  application.  The  Examination  in 
Natural  Science  includes  papers  and  practical  work  on  Chemistry, 
Physics,  Biology,  Comparative  Anatomy  and  Botany. 

The  Examination  in  Classics  comprises  Translation  from  Greek 
and  Latin  authors  and  Prose  Composition.  In  making  awards 
for  proficiency  in  Classics  and  History  a  general  preference  is 
exercised  in  favour  of  candidates  who  will  subsequently  read  for 
the  Law  Tripos.  Candidates  elected  for  proficiency  in  Mathematics 
or  Natural  Science  may  be  allowed  to  read  for  the  Mechanical 
Sciences  Tripos. 

Candidates  in  Mathematics,  Mechanical  Science,  Natural 
Science,  History  and  Classics  must  be  under  the  age  of  19  years. 
There  is  no  such  limitation  in  the  case  of  candidates  in  Law. 


1244  DOWJMING   COLLEGE. 

Prizes  of  books  are  given  to  those  Students  who  most  distin- 
guish themselves  at  the  annual  Examinations  in  the  Easter  Term. 

College  Prizes  were  awarded  to  the  following  who  obtained  First 
Classes  in  Tripos  and  Intercollegiate  Examinations,  June  1913 :  Everett, 
W.  W.,  Fisher,  J.  D.,  Cranipton,  G.  P.,  French,  R.,  Ginsburg,  H.  H., 
Harrison,  F.,  Morgan,  D.  F.,  Hattersley,  A.  F. 

Hardcastle  Prizeman  for  Reading  in  Chapel — Hyde,  H.  A. 


LIST  OF  MASTERS. 


1805  Francis  Annesley. 
1812  William  Frere. 
1836  Thomas  Worsley. 


1885  William  Lloyd  Birkbenk. 

1888  Alex  Hill. 

1907  Frederick  Howard  Marsh. 


Visitor. 
The  Crown,  by  the  Lord  High  Chancellor. 

THE   PRESENT  SOCIETY. 

Master. 
1  Frederick  Howard  Marsh,  M.A.,  Sc.D.,  M.C. 

Professor  of  Medicine. 
^John  Buckley  Bradbury,  M.D. 

Professor  of  the  Laws  of  England. 
^Courtney  Stanhope  Kenny,  LL.D.,  F.B.A. 

Tutor. 
^  James  Henry  Widdicombe,  M.A. 

Lecturers  and  Supervisors. 


Law. 
D.  L.  Harris,  M.A. 
W.  D.  Aston,  LL.M. 


Theology  and  Classics. 
s  Rev.  T.  W.  Crafer,  M.A.,  B.I). 

Mathematics. 
C.  H.  French,  M.A. 
«H.  A.  Webb,  M.A. 

Engineering. 
H.  Rottenburg,  M.A. 


History. 
G.  E.  Green,  M.A. 

Chemistry  and  Physics. 
A.  J.  Berry,  M.A. 

Physiology.  I  Moral  Science. 

4  J.  H.  Widdicombe,  M.A.  W.  E.  Johnson,  M.A. 

Botany.  '  Economics. 

J.  R.  Green,  M.A.,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. !     W.  T.  Layton,  M.A. 

Human  Anatomy.  j         Agricultural  Studies. 

A.  B.  Appleton,  B.A.  Arthur  Amos,  M.A. 

1  F.K.C.S.    Professor  of  Surgery.    Consulting  Surgeon  to  St  Bartholomew's  Hospital,  London. 

2  F.R.C.P.  F.R.S.E.  Physician  to  Addenbroolte's  Hosvital;  laie  Linacre  Lecturer  in  Phy»ic,»nd 
Lecturer  at  Oonville  and  Caius  College.  Briidshnw  Lecturer,  Royal  College  of  Physicians,  189S, 
Orooniau  Lecturer,  Royal  College  of  Physicians,  London,  1899.  Late  Examiner  on  Materia  Hedica 
in  the  University  of  Oxford. 

3  Winchester  Prizeman,  1874.  Chancellor's  Legal  Medallist,  1875.  Yorke  Prizeman  ,  1878, 
1879.1880.    Late  M.P.  for  Barnsley.    Chairman  of  Cambs.  Quarter  Sessions. 

4  M.A.  Oxon.  D  Carus  Prise.  1894. 
6  Smith's  Prire,  1904.    Late  Fellow  of  Trinity  College. 


DOWNING    COLLEGE. 


1245 


Modern  and  Mediaeval  Languages. 
A.  J.  Wyatt,  M.A. 

Bursar,  A.  Amos,  M.A. 
Dean,  J,  H.  Widdicombe,  M.A. 
Assistant  Dean,  A.  Amos,  M.A. 
Steward,  W.  D.  Aston,  LL.M. 
Librarian,  J.  R.  Green,  M.A.,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
Prwlector,  J.  H.  Widdicombe,  M.A. 

Fellows. 

1  Saunders,  Rev.  John  Charles,  M.A. 

2  Harris,  David  Lewis,  M.A. 
Widdicombe,  James  Henry,  M.A. 

3 Green,  Joseph  Reynolds,  M. A.,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S. 
^  Aston,  Walter  Dougbus,  LL.M. 
^Amos,  Arthur,  M.A. 
Berry,  Arthur  John,  M.A. 


Former  Fellows. 
^Danby,  Thomas  William,  M.A. 
^Brailey,  William  Arthur,  M.A.,  M.D. 
^  Lawrence,  Rev.  Thomas  Joseph,  M.A.,  LL.D. 
9  Hill,  Alex,  M. A.,  M.D. 

loSchreiner,  The  Hon.  William  Philip,  M.A.,  LL.M, 
"Griffith.  Ellis  Jones, M.A. 
i2Hicksion,  Sydney  John,  M.A.,  F.R.S. 

Honorary  Fellows. 
13 Owen,  Sir  Herbert  Isambard,  M.A.,  M.D. 
^Lawrence,  Rev.  Thomas  Joseph,  M.A.,  LL.D. 
loSchreiner,  The  Hon.  William  Philip,  M.A.,  LL.M. 
^Brailey,  William  Arthur,  M.A.,  M.D. 

Chaplains, 
Rev.  T.  W.  Crafer,  M.A.,  B.D. 
Rev.  H.  W.  P.  Stevens,  M.A.,  LL.D. 


1  Late  Tutor.  Sometime  Lecturer  in  Botany 
at  Charing  Cross  Hospital. 

2  Chancellor'al^eKal  Medallist,  1882.  Whewall 
Interaitional  Law  Scholar,  1884. 

3  Late  Professor  of  Botany  to  the  Pharmaceu- 
tical Society  of  Great  Britain.  Hartley  Lecturer 
on  Plant  Physiology,  TIniversity  of  Liverpool. 

4  Whewell  International  Law  Scholar,  1906. 
6  Supernumerary. 

6  H.M.  Divisional  Inspector  of  SchooU  (re- 
tired).   F.G.3. 

7  Consulting  Ophthalmic  Surgeon  at  Guy'» 
Hospital;  late  Hunterisn  Professor,  Royal 
College  of  Surgeons 

8  Formerly  Tutor. 


Late  Warden  of  CavendUb 


College.    Sometime  deputy  Whewoll  Professor  of 
International  Law.    Whewell  International  Law 
Scholar.  1868. 
9  Formerly  Master. 

10  C.M.G.  K.C.  Late  Premier  of  Cape  Colony. 
Chancellor's  Legal  Medallist,  1881. 

11  M.P.  lor  Angleitea.  Recorder  of  Birkenhead. 
Under-Secretary  to  the  Home  Office. 

12  Prof,  of  Zoology  in  Victoria  University, 
Manchester.  M.A.  Oxon.  honoris  causa.  Late 
i)eputv  Llnacre  Professor  at  Oxford. 

13  F.K.C'.P.  Vice-Chancellor  of  the  University 
of  Bristol.  Late  Physician  to  St  George's  Hos- 
pital, and  Denn  o<  the  Mrdical  School.  Senior 
Deputy  Chancellor  of  the  University  of  Wales. 


1246 


DOWNING   COLLEGE. 


Foundation  Scholars. 
Sayers,  Lawrence  Denton 
Cunningham,  Leslie 
Hari'ison,  Frank 
Hattersley,  Alan  Frederick 
Ginsburg,  Hyani  Hirsch 


Minor  Scholars. 
Ehrhardt,  William  Hereward 
Monckton,  Frederick  Hardy 
Stevens,  Herbert  Lawrence 
Woodhouse,  Robert  Arnold 


Forsyth,  Archer  Baxter 

MouUin,  Eric  Balliol 

Keith,  Alexander  James 

Criimpton,  Gerald  Philip 

Colwell,  Clive  Kear 

Lewis,  John  Bidduli)h  Strafford 

French,  Kobert 
iRea,  Donald 

Jardine,  Kobert  Frier 

North,  John  Francis  Allen 

Bell,  James  Alan 

Mathews,  Edward  Vivanti  Dewar 

Ellis,  Bernard  Albert 
1  Milward,  Henry  Harding 


LL.D. 

Robson,  Rev,  John  Henry,  M.A. 
2  Purvis,  Sir  Robert,  M.A. 
•'^Brough,  Joseph,  M.A. 
Sewell,  John  Thomas  Beadsworth 


4  Martin,  William,  M.A. 

Wheutcroft,  William  Henry,  M.A. 

Stevens,  Rev.  Horace  WilliamPetit, 

M.A. 
*5Higgins,  Alexander  Pearce,  M.A. 


M.D. 

6 Griffith,  Walter  Spencer  Anderson 
7  Jones,  Ernest  Lloyd,  B.C.,  B.A. 
sBoxall,  Robert 

Nason,  Edward  Noel,  B.A. 
^Reece,    Richard    James,     M.A., 
B  C 

Curl,' Sydney  Walter,  M.A.,  B.C. 
10 Green,  Alan  Baldry,  M.A.,  B.C. 

Martin,  Alfred  Eugene,  M.A.,  B.C. 

NichoUs,  Lucius,  B.C. 


M.A. 

Browne,  Rev.  Robert  Charles  Lathom 
Mac  Michael,  Rev.  William  Fisher 
^^Higgins,  Clement 
Porter,  Rev.  John  Robinson 
Crosby,  Charles  Steele 
Peach,  Edmund  Hargrave 
Hooton,  Rev.  John  Genn 


Norman,  George  Henry 

Richardson,  Gilbert 
12  Wherry,  George  Edward,   M.B. 
M.C. 

Hunting,  Henry  William 

Alison,  Charles 

Beaumont,  Rev.  William  Edwin 

Davies,  Robert 

Bradshaw,  Rev.  George 
-3  Barnard,  Edmund  Broughton 

Kilvington,  Frederic,  LL.M. 

Squires,  Henry  Charles 

Cunningham,  George 
i^Kimmins,  Charles  William 

Solly,  Richard  Harrison 

Black,  Rev.  Robert 

Williams,  Rev.  Herbert 

Thompson,  Herbert  Metford 

Harrison ,  Alexander  Herbert 

Lewis,  Gerald  Champion,  LL.M. 

Pearse,  Rev.  Edward  Burroughs 

Midlane,  James  Thomas 


1  ScVireiner  Scholars. 

2  Late  M.P.  for  Peterborough. 

3  Cobden  Prizeman,  1883.  Late  Professor  of 
Moral  Science,  TTniversity  College,  Aberystwyth. 

4  Examiner,  Patent  Office. 

5  Winchester  Reading  Prize,  1891.  Law  Lee-  [ 
turer  at  Clare  College,  and  on  International  Law  j 
at  the  London  School  of  Economics.  I 

6  F.R.C.S.,  F.R.C.P.    Assistant  Obstetric  Phy-  I 
sician  to  St  Bartholomew's  HospitaL     Sometime 
University  Lecturerin  Midwifery. 

7  Late  Demonstrator  of  Pathology.  Assistant] 
Physician  to  Addenbrooke's  Hospital.    Demon-  i 


strator  in  Medicine. 

8  Late  Assiittani  Obstetric  Physician  to  the 
Middlesex  Hospital. 

9  Medical  Inspector,  Local  Government  Board. 

10  Bacteriologist  in  charge.  Vaccine  Depart- 
ment, Lister  Institute  of  Preventive  Medicine. 
Horton  Smith  Prizeman,  1900. 

11  King's  Counbel.  Late  Recorder  of  Birken. 
head. 

12  F.R.O.S.  Surgeonto  Addenbrooke's  Hospital. 

13  Late  M.P.  for  Kidderminster. 

14  Chief  Inspector  to  the  L.C.C. 


DOWNING   COLLEGE. 


1247 


**Brownsword,  Harry 

Pilley,  Frederic  George 

Privett,  Rev.  Harry 
'  French,  Charles  Henry 

Line,  Rev.  John  Kussell 
2  *Brailey,  Arthur  Robertson,  M.B., 

M.C. 
aOoulden,  Charles  Bernard,  M.B., 

M.C. 
s.lohnson,  Ernest  Wright 

Shuter,  George  Percy,  M.B. 

Leigh  ton,  Robert  Leighton  {M.A. 
Oxon.) 
^Curzon,  Harry  Edward  James 
"*  Bryant,  Charles  Leslie 

Prevost,  Rev.  Pierre  Guillaume 

Jupe,  Francis  Isaiah  Maggs 

Pearce,  Rev.  William  Fletcher 

Martin,  George  Wescott 

Newman,  Frank  Chafen 
6  *  Thomas,  Hugh  Hamshaw 

Stock,  Warington 

Stutfield,  John  Gregory,  LL.B. 
'  Kerby,  William  Moseley 
*  Wallace,  James  Montague 
8*winfield,  George 

Hills,  Thomas  William  Selwyn 

Rushton,  William  Frederick 

CounseU,  William  Henry 

Johnstone,  Rev.  Edward  Aubrey 

Toms,   Rev.  Alfred  Augustus, 
LL.B. 

de  Souza,  Edwardo  Valentine 
s'Sheltou,  Rev.  Ralph  Norman 
io*Walli8,  Robert  Lauder  Mackenzie 
ii*Saunders,  Howard  Fauntleroy 

Winfield,  Arthur 
*Baines,  Walter 
^  *Portway,  Donald 
*Stenning,  Rev.  Ernest  Henry 

Newman,  Leslie  Frank 

Pattani,  Anantry  Prebhashanker 

Peel,  Rev.  Arthur  Lawrence 
*Davies,    Frederic     Charles,    B.C., 
M.B. 

Kak.  Dhavam  Navaim 


Hon.  M.A. 

i2Dixon,  Walter  Ernest,  F.R.S. 

LL.M. 

Popham,  John  FVancis 
13 Thompson,  Joseph  William 
Waters,  Rev.  Charles,  M.A. 
Alexander,  George  Glover,  M.A. 

Fellow-Commoner y  H.A. 

Graystone,  Sydney  Wynne 

B,A. 

i^*Waugh,  George  Ernest 

'5  *Anderson,  Charles  Alexander 

Dodson,  Gerald,  LL.B. 
*Fordham,  William  Herbert 

Simons,  Edward 

Bryan-  Brown,  Douglas  Stephen 

Kelly,  Dennis  Patrick  Joseph 

Thomas,  George  Robert  Seager 

Petty,  Michael  Joseph 

Pitt,  Walter  James 

Green,  John  Leslie 
*Appleton,  Arthur  Beeny 
*Ainsworth,  Cyrus  Gerald 

Barclay,  William  Edmund  Alan 
*Lander,  Percy  Edward 

Howlett,  John  Montague 

Dunkerley,  Harold 

Mowlam,  Harold  Jesse 

Leighton,  Rev.  John  Wright 

New,  William 

Hammond.  John 

Greenidge,  Charles  Wilton  Wood, 
LL.B. 

Brown,  Ian  Macdonald 

Thoday.  Francis  Albert 

Jennings,  John  Herbert 

Braley,  Rev.  Evelyn  Foley,  LL.B. 

Hardman,  William  Howard,  LL.B. 

Miller-Williams,  Eustace  James, 
LL.B. 

Flynn,  Rev.  Thomas  Edward 


•  Late  Scholars.      1  Master  at  the  Leys  School. 
2  F.B.G.S  8  Tutor  of  Cheshunt  College. 

4  Lecturer    on    Mathematics    at     Goldsmiths' 
College. 

5  Master  at  Harrow  School. 

6  Curator,     TTniversity     Botanical     Museum. 
WaUingham  Medal,  1909. 

7  Docteur  hi  Lettres  (University  of  Rennes). 

8  Benn  W.  Levy  Student,  1910.    George  Henry 
I«wes  Student,  1911. 

9  Stewart    of    Rannoch    Scholar    for    Sacred 


Music,  1906. 

10  Chemical  Pathologist  at  St  Bartholomew's 
Hospital. 

11  Vice  Principal,  Sardar's  College,  Gwalior. 

12  University  Lecturer  in  Pharmacology,  and 
Professor  of  Materia  Medica  and  Pharmacology 
at  King's  College,  London. 

13  Late  Whewelt  International  Law  Scholar. 

14  F.E.C.S.  Surgeon  to  Hospital  for  Children, 
Great  Ormonde  Street,  Loudon. 

19  Indian  Medical  Service. 


1248 


DOWNING  COLLEGE. 


Rowse,  Arthur  Albert 
Lei^ge,  Reg'inald  James 
Lamb,  Rev.  Percy  Cecil  Chahners 
Wankowicz,  Witokl 
Pillai,  Muringesapillai  Valu,  LL.B. 
Lawsou,  Thomas  David 
Clifton,  George  Frederick 
Fieldhouse,  Edwin  Ewart,  LL.B. 
Brewis,  Charles  Carrick 
Brook,  Charles  Augustine 
Clark,  Percy  George  Frederick 
Rumsey,  Cecil  Frank 
Machin,  Arnall  Edward 
Day,  Cyril  Douglas 
Littlewood,  Arthur 
Sewell,  "William 
*  Saint,  Arthur  Paul 
i*Passant,  Ernest  James 
*Thacker,  Cecil  Robert  Allen 
*Green,  Stanley  Joseph 
Edmunds,  Cecil  Harry 
Banerjee,  Sudhindra  Nath 
Kanjilal,  Manindra  Nath 
Khare,  Prabhakar  Daji 
Marsh,  Cecil  James 
*Winfield,  Frederick  Butwell 
Huckle,  Henry  William 
Yorke,  Garnet  Oliver 
Haynes,  Arthur  John 
Karn,  Rev.  James  Chavasse 
Webb,  Frederick  Edward  Apthorpe 
Cotton,  Charles  Kenneth 
Hyde,  Harold  Augustus 
Wilderspin,  Bertram  Charles 
2Hands,  Harry,  LL.B. 
Selby,  Edward  James 
Crouch,  Harold  Armstrong 
Erulkar,  David  Solomon 
Watts,  Arthur  Edward 
Grantham,  James 
Clarke,  Gilbert  Alfred  Charles 
Lewis,  William  Augustus  Howe 
Mallett,  Frederick  John 
Ahmad,  Abdul  Majeed 
Burgess,  Wilfrid  Charles 
Glover,  Rev.  James  Rodolph  Heber 
Ruthven,  Jolui 
a-Ababrelton,    Robert    Relton    de 

Relton 
Wood,  William 
Sawhney,  Manohar  Lall 

B.C. 

Grellier,  Ernest  Franz  Waldemar 
Ellison,  John  1 


Felloiv-  Co?nmoners . 
Adams,  Edgar  Tarry 
3  Wallis,  Arthur  Bertram  Ridley 

Pensioners. 
Norman,  Norman  Frederick 
Coles,  Richard  John 
Beg,  Mirza  Abbas 
McLaren,  Arthur  Duncan 
Kirkman,  Reginald  William 
Davies,  Ronald  Leslie 
Gunasekara,  Edwin  Ivers 
Daiches,  Herbert  Salom 
Chaudhuri,  Aswini  Kumar 
Pillay,  Laurence 

Saw,  Moung  Ba  ^ 

Llewellyn,  David  Edward  Kershaw  i 
Ali,  Sheik  Hamid 
Cunningham,  Matthew  Gilbert 
Singh,  Basheshar 
Sett,  Merwanji  Kavasji 
Porteous,  Norman  William 
Buchanan,  Alan 
Davies,  Daniel  Gordon 
Puri,  Bhawani  Singh 
Talpur,  Ghulam  Ali 
Dutt,  Prithwi  Chandra 
de  Mello,  Roque 
Singh,  Der  Indra 
Buttle,  Rev.  William  Francis 
Bridell,  Leonard  Thomas 
Wilton,  Samuel  Brammer 
Braimbridge,  Clifford  Vhiey 
Woods,  Reginald  Salisbury 
Wilcock,  John  Arnold 
Will,  John  George 
Rothfield,  Isaac 
de  Gruzewski,  Georges  Marian 
Strmger,  Gerald  Molfatt 
Alam,  Syed  Majid 
Swe,  Maung  Chit 
Hall,  Robert 

Llewelyn,  Rev.  William  Henry 
Peelj  John  Kennair 
MacKenzie,  James  Wesley 
Polmeer,  Harold 
Seekond,  Bishan  Singh 
Fontaine  de  Mazinghen,  Achille 
Bonnaud,  Cyril  Alfred 
Wilks,  Edward  Leslie 
Morgan,  David  Francis 
Co  well,  John 
Havers,  Geoffrey  Gordon 
Webb,  Frank  Hardy 


1  Members'  Prize,  1910. 


Squire  Law  Scholar,  1910. 


DOWNING   COLLEGE. 


1249 


Elliott,  Samuel  Aylnier 

Fostei-,  Arthur  Webster 

Grice,  John  Eric 

Merriman,  Arthur  Douglas 

Miller,  Donald  Campbell 

Round,  William  Haldane 

Jones,  Ceri  McColm 

Moulden,  John 

Phillips,  William  David 
1  Surridge,  Brewster  Joseph 

Dewar,  David 

Jones,  William  Henry 

Bedworth,  Charles 

Alilswede,  Edward 
'  Gregory,  Christopher   Clive 
Langton 

Jolly,  Benton  Ord 

Evans,  David  Arnold 

Reid,  Walter  Lewis 

Isaacs,  Marcel  Godfrey 


Clark,  Oliver  Anthony  Patrick 
Geary,  Samuel  Thomas  Talmage 
Sproat,  Raymond  Harry 
Verney,  Ernest  Basil 
Whittingdale,  John 
Lazarus-Barlow,  Percy 
Goulden,  Ernest  Osmond 
Thomas,  Morgan  Evan 
de  Souza,  Alexander 
Sabapathy,  Albert  Thambynyagum 
Morgan,  Horace  Alexander 
Davies,  Llewelyn  John 
Robinson,  Robert  John 
Lawfield,  Francis  Wilfred 
Walsh,  Edgar  Stanley 
Spencer,  Guy 
King,  Harold  Edwin 
Dawe,  Alfred  Henry 
Boyer,  George  Walker  Basil 
Herbert,  Basil 


Btiuiro  Scholar  for  Law,  1912. 


PATRONAGE. 


Counlies . 
Camb.... 


Benefices. 
Tadlow,  V.         f 
EastHatley,  K.  S 


Inst. 
1888 


Incumb. 
Stevens,  H.W.P 
M.A.,  LL.D. 


B,A. 
1875 


53 


PUBLIC    HOSTELS. 


CAVENDISH    COLLEGE. 

This  College  was  originally  opened  in  1876  by  the  County 
College  Association,  and  it  became  a  Public  Hostel  in  the 
University  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  November  9,  1882.  It  re- 
mained open  until  December,  1891,  when  it  was  closed. 


SELWYN    COLLEGE. 

(Founded  1882.) 
This  College  was  built  by  public  subscription  in  memory  ol 
George  Augustus  Selwyn,  late  Bishop  of  Lichfield,  and 
formerly  Bishop  of  New  Zealand.  By  the  terms  of  its  charter 
it  is  founded  'with  the  especial  object  and  intent  of  providing 
persons  desirous  of  academical  education,  and  willing  to  live 
economically,  with  a  College  wherein  sober  living  and  high 
culture  of  the  mind  may  be  combined  with  Christian  training, 
based  upon  the  principles  of  the  Church  of  England.'  It  is 
governed  by  a  Master  and  Council  consisting  of  not  more  than  six- 
teen members,  of  whom  five  are  ex  officio.  It  was  incorporated  by 
Royal  Charter  on  September  13, 1882,  and  recognised  as  a  Public 
Hostel  of  the  University  by  Grace  of  the  Senate,  Feb.  8,  1883. 

Scholarships,  Prizes  and  Grants. 

a.  Entrance  Scholarships  and  Exhibitions  are  oJBfered  annually, 
They  are  awarded  for  proficiency  in  Classics,  Mathematics,  the 
Natural  Sciences  and  History,  and  are  tenable  for  two  years,  at 
the  end  of  which  time  the  holders  may  be  re-elected.  An 
Exhibition  is  also  offered  for  Divinity.  The  Examination  in  1914 
will  be  held  on  March  17 — 19. 

h.  Scholarships,  Exhibitions,  and  Prizes  in  Books  are  awarded 
at  the  end  of  the  Easter  Term,  on  the  results  of  the  Examinations 
then  held,  in  any  subject  of  study  recognised  by  the  University. 


PUBLIC  HOSTELS.  1261 

The  Bishop  John  Richardson  Selwyn  Scholarship  of  £'S0  per 
annum  was  founded  in  1898  by  Mrs  J.  R.  Selwyn  in  memory  of 
her  husband,  formerly  Master  of  the  College. 

The  Arthur  Lyttelton  Scholarship  of  ^30  per  annum  was 
founded  in  1903  by  the  Rev.  T.  H.  Orpen  in  memory  of  the 
Reverend  tiie  Honourable  Arthur  Temple  Lyttelton,  D.D.,  the 
first  Master  of  the  College,  and  afterwards  Bishop  of  Southampton. 

A  Scholarship  of  £30  per  annum  was  founded  in  1904  i'» 
memory  of  the  Right  Rev.  Bishop  Charles  John  Abraham,  D.D. 

The  Sing  Prize,  founded  in  1902  in  memory  of  the  Reverend 
George  Herbert  Sing,  M.A.,  formerly  Tutor  of  the  College,  is 
given  to  an  undergraduate  of  the  College  who  in  his  second 
or  third  year  gains  the  highest  place  in  Part  I.  of  the  Classical 
Tripos,  provided  that  he  is  placed  at  least  in  the  Second  Class. 

The  Searle  Prize,  being  the  interest  on  a  legacy  of  ^100  from 
the  Rev.  Frederick  Charles  Searle,  M.A.,  formerly  Tutor  of  the 
College,  is  given  annually  for  an  English  Essay. 

The  Appleton  Prize,  founded  in  memory  of  the  Rev.  Richard 
Appleton,  M.  A.,  formerly  Master  of  the  College,  is  given  annually 
to  the  best  reader  in  Chapel. 

The  Derbyshire  Prize  of  ;£10,  being  the  interest  on  a  fund 
raised  in  the  county  of  Derby  to  commemorate  the  centenary 
of  the  birth  of  Bishop  G.  A.  Selwyn,  is  awarded  every  three 
years  for  an  essay  on  some  subject  connected  with  the  pro- 
pagation of  the  Gospel  through  missionary  exertions  in  India 
and  other  parts  of  the  heathen  world.  Candidates  for  the  Prize 
must  be  graduates  of  the  College.   The  next  award  will  be  in  1915. 

c.  The  Ratcliffe  Exhibition,  being  the  interest  on  £1000,  was 
founded  in  1893  by  bequest  of  the  Reverend  Thomas  Ratcliffe, 
B.D.  It  is  tenable  by  a  Scholar  of  King  Edward  VI.  School, 
Birmingham,  in  Classics  or  Mathematics,  who  shall  be  elected 
by  the  College  at  the  Entrance  Scholarship  Examination.  If  no 
fit  Candidate  present  himself  from  that  School,  the  Exhibition  is 
to  be  offered  for  open  competition. 

d.  An  Organist  Scholarship  is  awarded  from  time  to  time,  of 
the  value  of  £30  per  annum. 

e.  From  St  Edmund's  School  Canterbury,  a  Watson  Wagner 
Scholarship,  of  the  value  of  not  more  than  £100  a  year,  is  tenable 
for  three  years  either  at  Selwyn  College,  Cambridge,  or  Keble 
College,  Oxford,  by  a  Scholar  elected  at  the  School. 

/  From  Mansfield  Grammar  School,  a  Paget  Exhibition  of 
£20  a  year,  is  tenable  for  not  more  than  three  years  either  at 
Selwyn  College,  Cambridge,  or  Keble  College,  Oxford,  by  an 
Exhibitioner  elected  at  the  School. 

g.  Grants  are  occasionally  made  to  assist  deserving  students 
to  complete  their  College  course. 

The  income  of  the  Mitchell  Bequest  is  applied  from  time  to 
time  to  assist  poor  and  deserving  members  of  the  College  who 
are  Candidates  for  Holy  Orders  in  the  Church  of  England  to 
obtain  the  necessary  education. 

53—2 


1262  PUBLIC  HOSTELS. 

h.  The  income  of  the  Trust  Fund  established  by  Bishop  Hob- 
house  in  memory  of  Bishop  Patteson  for  tlie  purpose  of  Missionary 
Education,  and  augmented  by  the  Rev.  C.  Warner  and  the  Rev. 
Dr  Bailey,  is  ajjplicd  to  the  maintenance  in  Sehvyn  College  of 
one  or  more  Missionary  Students,  to  be  called  Patteson  Students. 
The  Studentships  are  offered  to  Graduates  of  Cambridge,  Oxford, 
or  some  other  University  :  ])ut  in  the  absence  of  suitable  graduate 
candidates  the  Master  and  Council  may  appoint  as  Junior  Students 
undergraduates  or  persons  who  have  not  yet  entered  the  Univer- 
sity. Students  who  are  Graduates  receive  free  board  and  rooms 
in  College  during  Full  Term,  and  an  allowance  for  tuition  ;  Junior 
Students,  as  a  rule,  receive  £Vl  a  term. 

Admission. 

This  College  is  open  to  all  members  of  the  Church  of  England, 
whatever  profession  they  intend  to  enter. 

Candidates  for  admission  to  the  College  must  pass  either 
(a)  the  University  Previous  Examination  or  (6)  the  College 
Entrance  Examination,  which  is  held  in  June,  and,  unless  no 
vacancies  remain,  in  October. 

Applications  for  admission  should  be  made  to  the  Master. 

Prizemen  for  1913. 

Senior  %ovr^— Theology ,  T.  J.  Wood. 
Divinity^  T.  J.  Wood. 
Classics,  E,  N.  Chubb  (Sing  Prize). 
Junior  Sophs — Divinity,  J.  K.  Adams. 
Classics,  C.  Easterling. 
Natural  Sciences,  K.  W.  E.  Tucker. 
Mathematics,  L.  J.  Sutton. 
Theology,  E.  Evitt. 
History,  B.  C.  Orme. 
Freshmen — Divinity,  E.  H.  Arnold. 
Natural  Sciences,  C.  R.  Houseman. 
Pi-izefor  Beading  in  Chanel,  H.  L.  Hubbard. 


LIST  OF  MASTERS. 
1882     Hon.  Arthur  Temple  Lyttelton,  M.A. 
1893    John  Richardson  Selwyn ,  D.D . 
1898    '  Alexander  Francis  Kirkpatrick,  D.D. 
1907    Richard  Appleton,  M.A. 
1909    John  Owen  Farquhar  Murray,  D.D. 

Visitor. 

The  Archbishop  of  Canterbury. 

Master i  The  Rev.  John  Owen  Farquhar  Murray,  D.D. 

Council. 
The  Rev.  Prebendary  William  Selwyn,  M.A. 
Professor  the  Rev.  Vincent  Henry  Stanton,  D.D. 
The  Right  Rev.  the  Lord  Bishop'of  Bristol,  D.D. 

1  Dean  of  Ely. 


PUBLIC   HOSTELS.  1263 

Alfred  Pai?et  Humphry,  M.V.O.,  M.A.,  LL.M. 

The  Right  Hon.  Lord  Ashcombe,  M.A. 

Arthur  Ran  ken  Ford,  M.A. 

The  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity,  Cambridge  {ex  officio)* 

The  Right  Hon.  the  Earl  of  Plymouth,  M.A. 

The  Rev.  Thomas  Herbert  Orpen,  M.A. 

John  Frederick  Peel  Rawlinson,  K.C.,  LL.M.,  M.P. 

The  Right  Rev.  the  Lord  Bishop  of  Ely  (ex  officio). 

The  Right  Rev.  Bishop  Henry  Hutchinson  Montgomery,  D.D 

The  Very  Rev.  the  Dean  of  Lichfield  {ex  officio). 

The  Provost  of  Eton  (ex  officio). 

The  Regius  Professor  of  Divinity,  Oxford  (ex  officio). 

William  Olive  Bridgeman,  M.A.  M.P. 

Treasurers,  The  Right  Hon.  Viscount  Cobham,  M.A. 
A.  P.  Humphry,  M.V.O.,  M.A.,  LL.M. 
Bursar,  H.  C.  Knott,  M.A. 

Tutors. 
Hammett  Charles  Knott,  M.A. 
William  Edward  Jordan,  M.A. 
Rev.  Spencer  Cecil  Carpenter,  M.A 
Dean. 
Lancelot  Alexander  Borradaile,  M.A. 
Lecturers. 
Mathematics,  H.  C.  Knott,  M.A. 

James  Johnson  Welch,  B.A. 
Classics,  W.  E.  Jordan,  M.A. 

Walter  Nalder  Williams,  M.A.,  LL.B. 
Osmund  Bartle  Wordsworth,  M.A. 
Natural  Sciences,  ^L.  A.  Borradaile,  M.A. 

Theology,  Rev.  Spencer  Cecil  Carpenter,  M.A, 

Rev.  T.  H.  Hennessy,  M.A. 
History.  W.  E.  Jordan,  M.A. 

Austin  Lane  Poole,  B.A.  (Oxford). 
Assistant  Lecturer. 
Theology,  Rev.  Philip  Harington  Lloyd  Brereton,  M.A. 
Directors  of  Studies. 
Medical  Studies,  L.  A.  Borradaile,  M.A. 
Medieval  and  Modern  Languages,  Rev.  H.  F.  Stewart    B.D. 
(St  John's). 
Laii^,  W.  N.  Williams,  M.A.,  LL.B. 
Music,  C.  Wood,  Mus.D.  (Gonville  and  Caius). 
Supervisor  in  Chemistry,  H.  V.  Thompson.  B.A.  (Trinity). 
Supervisor  in  Law,  J.  E.  Baker,  B.A.,  LL.B.  (Trinity  Hall). 
Praelector,  H.  C.  Knott,  M.A. 
Lihrarlan,  L.  A.  Borradaile,  M.A. 
Precentor,  Rev.  Spencer  Cecil  Carpenter,  M.A. 

1  University  Lecturer  in  Zoology. 


1254 


PUBLIC  HOSTELS. 


Scholars. 

Bishop  J.  R.  Selwyn  Scholar. 
Tucker,  Eicliard  William  Etlielbert 

Lyttelton  Scholar. 
Sutton,  Leonard  Joseph 

Bishop  Abraham  Scholar. 
Wood,  Thomas  John,  B.A. 
Metcalfe- Walton,  John  Brian  |    WooUiscroft,  Frederick  Harold 

Hebron,  William  Keginald  I    Beanland,  Joseph  William 

Hogben,  Eric  O'Neill  j    Shellaker,  Eric  Charles  Heaton 

Fischer,  Carl  Edward  Browning,  Herbert 

M'^Coll,  William  Lawrence  '    Gale,  Arthur  James  Victor 

Organist  Scholar. 
Reed,  Leslie  Henry  Brett 

Ratcliffe  Exhihitio7ier. 
Perks,  Wilfrid  Lawson 


D.D. 

1892  1  Kirkpatrick,  Very  Rev.  Alexander 

Francis 
1907  2 The  Bishop  of  Gibraltar 

(Knight,  The  Right  Rev.  Henry 
Joseph  Corbett) 
^Srawley,  Rev.  James  Herbert 


1913 


M.D. 

Bean,  John  Willoughby  Butler 


ScD. 

1908  4  Young, Rev.  Alfred 
M.A. 

1877  5 Humphry,  Alfred  Paget,  M.V.O., 

LL.M. 

1878  «Orpen,  Rev.  Thomas  Herbert 
1887    Knott,  Hammett  Charles 

1889  Ayling,  Rev.  Edward 
Taylor,  Rev.  John  Henry  Stone 

'Hudson,  Rev.  Robert 

1890  Bolton,  Rev.  Reginald  Cotton 

1891  de  Coetlogon,  Rev.  Charles  Evelyn 

Cambridg-e 


Earner,  Rev.  Henry  Meredith 
8  Brown,  Rev.  Algernon  Leslie 
^Jordan,  William  Edward 

Barnicoat,  Rev.  Edward  Courtis 

Orpen,  Rev.  John  Herbert 
lOEd wards,  Henry  John 

Harvey,  Edward 

Balleine,  Rev.  George  Philip 

Wellburn,  Frederick 

Clarkson,  Rev.  Ernest  Robert 
Townley 

Langley,  Rev.  Edwin 
*Borradaile,  Lancelot  Alexander 

Wrangham,  Rev.  Francis 

Stiff,  Kev.  Alfred  Thomas 

Morris,  Rev.  John  Charles 

Clements,  Arthur  Victor 
1^  Parsons,   Rev.  Walter  Langley 
Edward 

Tonge,  Rev.  George  Ernest  Morris  \%t 

Davies,     Rev.    Francis     Maurice  19( 
Russell 

Morgan,  Rev.  James  19( 

i^Hennessy,  Rev.  Theodore  Har])f  r    19c 

Hailstone,  John  Edward 


18 


18 


18^ 


18( 


*  Formerly  Scholars. 

1  Formerly  Master,  Dean  of  Ely. 

2  Formerly  Tutor.   Evans  Prize  1884.   Scholefield 
Prize,  1884. 

3  Formerly  Tutor.    Carus  Prize,  1891.    Examining 
Chaplain  to  the  Bishop  of  Lichfielil. 

4  Fellow  of  Clare  College.    Formerly  Lecturer 
f)  Formerly  Bursar. 

6  Formerly  Fellow  of  Pembroke  College.  Former- 
ly Tutor. 

7  Formerly  Tutor.    Principal  of  St  Mark's  Col- 


lege. Chelsea. 

8  Formerly  Tutor. 

9  Jeremie  Prize,  1891.    Lightfoot  Scholar  189:!. 

10  Formerly  Dean  and  Lecturer.  Fellow  .iiul 
Tutor  of  Peterhouse. 

11  Carus  Prize,  181*4.  Jeremie  Prize.  18ft5.  Crosse 
Scliolar,  1896.  Examining  Chaplain  to  the  Bishop 
of  Norwich.    Formerly  Dean  and  Lecturer. 

12  Formerly  Dean  Stewart  of  Rannoch  Hebrew 
Scholar.  1897.  Hebrew  Prize,  1899.  Mason  Prize, 
1899.     Tyrwhitt  Scholar,  1900. 


PUBLIC  HOSTELS. 


1256 


Brereton,   Rev.    Philip    Harington 
Lloyd 

3  I'Weeks,  Eev.  Charles  Albert 
2*Smith,    Eev.    Rocksborough 
Remington 
Wing,  Tycho 
Humphry,  Stewart 
Dickenson,  Rev.  Lenthall  Greville 

5  Houchen,  Gerald  Saye 

8  Maiden,  Rev.  Richard  Henry 
Stewart,  Rev.  Charles  Robert 

6  Williams,  Walter  Nalder,  LL.B. 
Carpenter,  Rev.  Spencer  Cecil 

*  Scruby,  Frank  Sutherland 
8    Sykes,  Rev.  Frank  Morris 
Abbey,  Rev.  James  Phillips 
5*Huck,  John 

Tilston,  Rev.  Harold  Einion 
6  Adamson,  Henry  Bardell 
'9    Gardner,  Rev.  John  Lawrence 

Morrison,  Hans  Hamilton,  LL.B. 
.0  '*Marsh,  Rev.  Fred  Shipley 
s  Woods,  Norman  Charles,  Mus.B. 
Harker,  Rev.  Alfred  James 
Shuttle  worth 

1  Moore,  Rev.  Cyril  Ashton  Glover 

2  Dawkins,  Rev.  Frederick  Vincent 
Coupe,  Rev.  Tom  Openshaw 

3  Fletcher,  Maurice 
Reynolds,  Rev.  John  White 

Vincent 
Chew,  James  Edgar 
Harnicoat,  Guy  Humphry 
Whiteside. Rev. Cecil  Frank  Winton 
Dunphy,  Rev.  Victor 
Beard,  Rev.   Hugh   Spencer  Gas- 

coyen 
3  Woods,  Frederick  Arthur 
Wordsworth,  Osmund  Bartle 


01 


M.B.andB.C. 
Gilroy,  Paul  Knighton 
Taylor,  John  Frank 

B.A. 
Dyer,  Rev.  Basil  Saunders 


Gilbert,  Geoffrey  Gilbert  Thomas     1902 
Smith,  Rev.  William  Francis 
Rhodes,  Edward  Llewelyn  Noott 
Horrocks,  Rev.  John  Arthur  1905 

Elvin,  Rev.  Charles  Frederick  Cory  1906 
Pettigrew,  Rev.  Alexander  Gordon 
Douglas,  Harold  Archibald  1^08 

Spence,  Douglas  Leigh 
Sanders,   Rev.  Walter  George 

Percy 
Jay,  Drue  Drury  Butler 
10  Spinney,  Rev.  Montague  Herbert,   1909 

Mus.B. 
Wells,  Alfred  Percy 
Buries,  Rev.  Arthur  Claud  Perrin 
Williams,  Herbert  John 
Pain,   Rev.   Charles  Andrew 

Wykeham 
Swan,  Rev.  Warren  Alexander 
Lydekker,  Rev.  Neville  Wolfe 
Cameron,  Rev.  CoUn  1910 

Jagg,  Rev.  Victor  Thomas  South 
Harper,  Rev.  Walter  Edward 
Moore,  George  Guy 
Phillips,  Rev.  William  Robert 
Nevins,  Hugh  Neviu 
Horsley,  Rev.  William  Edward 
Judson,  John  Frederick 
*  Greville,  Perceval  Eden 
Bourne,  Cyprian 
Powell-Price,  John  Cadwgan 
Howlett,  Charles  Edgar 
Girling,  Edward  Arthur 
Harris,  Reginald  Francis 
Burnett,  John  Edward  Parry 
Smith,  Rev.  Normsm  Charles 
CoUier,  Rev.  Georcte  Henry 
Kettlewell,  Rev.  Harold  Herbert 
Reynolds,  Charles  Edward  White 

Vincent 
Langham,  Rev.  Basil  Jomini 
Bilsborough,  James  Herbert 
*Lush,  Ernest  Joseph 
Davis,  Frederick  Basil  1911 

Duvall,  Rev.  John  Richard 
Foster,  Rev.   Denis   Beauchamp 

Lisle 


•  Formerly  Scholars. 

1  Master  at  Epsom  College. 

2  Jeremie  Prize.  18B7.  Carus  Prize,  1808.  Hebrew 
Prize,  1900.  Principal  of  Diocesan  Boys'  School, 
Rangoon. 

3  Formerly  Lecturer.  Principal  of  Leeds  ClerKy 
School.  Examining  Chaplain  to  tlie  Bishop  of 
Norwich. 

4  Assistant  Inspector  of  Reformatory  In- 
duitrial  Schools. 

6  Head  Master,  Stationers  Company's  School, 
Horusey. 


I      C  Master  at  Aldonliam  School. 

I      7  Carus     Prixe     for     Undergraduates,     190.^. 

Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar  in  Hebrew,  1905. 
!  Tyrwiiitt  Scholar,  1907.  Mason  Prixe.  1907. 
I  Hebrew  Prize,  1907.    Crosne  Scholar,  1907.    Tarus 

Prixe  for  Bachelors,  1908.   Second  Jeremie  Septua- 

gint  Prixe,  1909. 

8  Master  and  Orxanist  at  St  Michael's  College, 
Yenby. 

9  Master  at  Deustone  College. 

10  Formerly  OrganUt  Scholar.    Stewart  of  Ran- 
noch Scholar  lu  Sacred  Music,  1908. 


1256 


PUBLIC  HOSTELS. 


Taylor,  Leonard  Frederick 
Tomblings,  Douglas  Griffith 

1  *Baxter,  Henry  Arnold 

*Goatcher,  Fred 

*Inghain,  Wilfrid 

fBleasdell,  John  Tyldesley 
Hailstone,  Eev.  Edmund 
Richards,  Evan  Ivor  Glasbrook 
Poole,  Rev.  Stanley  Paul 
Hudson,  Thomas  Heylyn 
Lowndes,  John 
Stainsby,  Rev.  Herbert  Henry 

2*Burfield,  Stanley  Thomas 
Wilson,  John  Stanley 
Carter,  Rev.  Theodore  Reginald 
George 

1912  *Raine,  Reginald  Thompson 
*Lucas,  John  Cuthbert 
*Pond,  Ronald  Edward 

Lydekker,  Cuthbert  John 
Morley,  Rev.  Robert  Wragge 
Charlton,  Geoffrey  David 
Lound,  Vivian  Stanley 
Fawkes,  Rev.  Henry  Beattie 
*Mellersh,  Erie  Leslie 
f  Castlehow,  John  Allan  Scott 
f  Attfield,  Richard  James 
Haigh,  William 

''Johnson,  John  Barham,  Mus.B. 
Atthill,  John  Anthony  Lombe 
Truman,  Marcus  George 
Lister,  Wilfred  Mackay 
Ellis,  Joe 

1913  Schiin,  FrederickJohn  Ernest 
Lapage,  Reginald  Henry 
CraM'ley,  John  Lloyd 
Ratclitfe,  Cornwallis  St  Aubyn 
Miller,  George  Handscomb 
Moss,  George 

Straughan,  Thomas  Arthur 
Bunn,  Frederic  Arthur 
Dowell  Lee,  Reginald  William 
Rawcliffe,  Wallace  Bernard 
f  Gurnhill,  Geoffrey  Delamere 
George,  Christopher  Owen 
Britton,  William  Hubert 
Stokes,  Leonard 
Clemo,  Frederick  Alfred 
Blaxland,  John  Bruce 
Calderhank,  John 
McWatters.  Hector  Morsfan 
Blakeston,  Bernard  Moore 


Tudor,  B,oland  Griniston 
II  Wood,  Thomas  John 

Bogg-is,  John  Edmund 
fHoneyball,  Frederic  Ralph 

Martin,  Fredrick  John 

Sunderland,  Geoffrey 

Barker,  Thomas  William 

Philpott,  John  Maxwell 

Mercer,  Geoffrey  Hamish 

Weller,  John  Reginald 

Pensioners. 

[For  Scholars,  etc.  see  Page  12.51.] 

Shepheard,  Edward  Parigi  Wallwyn 

Tomlinson,  Harold 

Salmon,  Theodore  John  Alexander 

Alderton,  Colin  Frederic 

Thomas,  Henry  Evan  Ei'ic 

Forder,  Herbert  James 

Brown,  William  Robert  Railston 

Gosling,  William  Richard 

Breay,  Wilfrid 

Gawne,  Herbert  Douglas 

Sedding,  Edmund 

Kewley,  William  Christopher 

Prynne,  Edgar  George  Fellowes 
fFurze,  Alfred 

Mitchell,  John  Cory 

Gidney,  Francis 

Madge,  Reginald  Ellice 

Reeve,  Frederick  Palmer 

Butler,  Edward  Heskell 

Bettou,  Harold  Richard  Bright 

Close,  Archibald  Victor 

Hubbard,  Harry  Lovett 

Hubble,  Harry  Ronald 

Matthews,  Noel  Anwyl 

Needham,  James  Nail 

Officer,  Hairy  Henley 
fYoung,  James  Vincent 
f  Adams,  John  Keith 
JEvans,  Robert  Jocelyn 
fEasterling,  Claude 

Turner,  John  Pater 

Barker,  George  Thomas 

Bennett,  Thomas  Claude 
f  Orme,  Basil  Cross 

Painter,  Henry  Smith 

May,  Cedric  Armyn  Cecil 

Kesteven  Balshaw,  Newton 
JBristow,  Ronald  Victor 


•  Formerly  Scholars. 

t  ExhibitionerH. 

X  Junior  Patteson  Students. 

i  Master  at  Ermysleds  School. 


t  Scholar. 


2  Frank  Smart  Prize,  1911.    Assistant  Lecturer 
and  Demonstrator,  Liverpool  Univer.tity,  1912 

3  Formerly  Organist  Scholar. 


PUBLIC  HOSTELS. 


1267 


Nicholson,  Henry  Helstrip 

Jeflfery,  Edward  John  Bennetto 
|Evitt,  Ernest 

Hodges,  Reginald  Albert 

Irving,  William  Ross 

Lees,  William  Edward 

Milward,  Erancis  Norman 

Labey,  Thomas  Henry 

Ford,  Francis  William 

Thorburn,  Charles  Edward  Angus 

Tempest,  Francis  Lewis 

Orpen,  Walter  Selwyn 

Jagg,  Herbert  Vernon  Ralph 
fWardley,  Donald  Joule 
■Ridley,  Douglas  Farish 
•Houseman,  Cecil  Robert 
•  Davies,  Geoffrey  Boisselier 
■  Bott,  William  Ernest 
t White,  Gilbert  Clement  Whit 

Hughes,  Alec  Manston 

Hailstone,  George  Rupert 

Sadgrove,  Kenneth  Hilary  O'Reilly 

Teller,  Andrew  Cecil 

Woodfield,  Samuel  Percy 

Baxandall,  Archie 

Barker,  Frederick 

Beament,  William  Oliver 

Dickenson,   Laurence  Aubrey 
Fiennes  Wingfield 


Alston,  Garwood  Kellingale 

Burrowes,  Robert  Vivian 

Charlewood,  William  Henry 

Heaton  ElUs,   Charles  Edward 
Robert 

Irving,  Thomas  Henry 

Nosworthy,  John  Leonard 

M«Call,  Thomas  Hardy 

Faber,  Vivian  Valdemar 
JTilt,  Alban  Harry 

Roper,  Oliver  Stuart 

Poole,  Charles  Arthur 

Stealey,  Edward  Thomas 

McMullan,  Hugh 
f Murray,  Robert  Henry 
fEvans,  David  John  Haines 
JGarrett,  Alfred  Henry 
f  de  Langdale,  Norman 
fLumley,  Dudley  Owen 
fMiller,  Horace  Charles 

Alderson,  Reginald 

Daubeney,  Giles  Robert 

Edwards,  Eric  David 

Prichard,  Robert  Moreton 

Keatch,  Frederic  Howard 

Irving,  Thomas  Henry 

Butler,  Franz  Herbert  Culverhouse 
JBell,  Lionel  Borradaile 


t  Exhibitioners. 


I       I  Junior  Patteson  Students. 


PATRONAGE. 


County. 
Surrey  ... 


Benefice. 
Wonersh,  V. 


Inst. 
1906 


Iiicumh. 
A.  L.  Brown,  M.A. 


B.A. 

1888 


63—5 


AYERST   HALL. 

(Opened  1884.) 


This  Hall  was  opened  by  the  Vice- Chancellor,  April  21,  1884, 
under  the  Statutes  for  the  Establishment  and  Regulation  of 
Hostels,  confirmed  by  the  Queen  in  Council,  July  31,  1858.  It 
remained  open  till  Michaelmas,  1896,  and  was  then  closed. 


FITZWILLIAM   HALL. 

The  "-Non- Collegiate"  body  was  created  in  1869,  when  Under- 
graduates began  to  be  admitted  members  of  the  University 
without  being  compelled  to  attach  themselves  to  any  of  the 
seventeen  endowed  Colleges.  The  government  has  been  en- 
trusted by  the  University  to  a  Board,  the  members  of  which  are 
elected  by  the  Senate.  The  Board  appoint  the  Censor  and  the 
Staff. 

In  1892  FitzwilHara  Hall,  a  house  built  in  1727,  was  re- 
constructed to  serve  as  the  centre  of  the  corporate  life  of  the 
Students,  to  whom  it  stands  in  the  same  relation  as  an  endowed 
College  to  those  junior  members  of  the  College  who  live  outside 
the  walls.  Here  the  Students  meet  the  Censor  and  Staff  for 
supervision  and  instruction,  attend  Chapel,  dine  in  Hall,  transact 
the  business  of  the  Amalgamated  Clubs  and  of  various  societies, 
hold  weekly  debates  or  concerts,  and  make  use  of  the  Library, 
Reading  Room,  Writing  Room  and  general  club  accommodation. 
Fitzwilliam  Hall  has  given  its  name  to  the  Amalgamated  Clubs 
and,  by  usage,  to  the  "non-collegiate"  body  as  a  whole. 

The  Worshipful  Company  of  Clothworkers  have  granted 
Exhibitions  of  £30  a  year  each,  tenable  for  three  years,  two  to 
be  awarded  in  November  in  each  year  to  Students  reading  for 
Honours  and  intending  to  take  Holy  Orders.  The  Exhibitioners 
in  residence  are  F.  J.  Bywaters,  W.  N.  Slawson  and  W.  A.  Woods. 


I 


FITZWILLIAM  HALL.  1259 


The  Company  also  give  an  additional  sum  of  £10  to  each 
Exhibitioner  who  attains  the  B.A.  degree,  or  ^30  should  his 
name  appear  in  the  First  Class  in  any  Tripos. 

The  Worshipful  Company  of  Leathersellers  have  granted  an 
Exhibition  of  ^25  a  year,  tenable  for  four  years  from  Matricu- 
lation, to  G.  H.  Hewitt,  B.A. 

Three  Exhibitions  of  £15  a  year,  tenable  by  members  of  the 
University  Training  College  for  Schoolmasters,  are  given  by  the 
Censor.  Exhibitions  were  awarded  last  year  to  W.  H.  Stokes, 
H.  E.  Martin,  and  W.  Spooner. 

Exhibitions  may  be  awarded  by  the  Board  to  Candidates  for 
Honours  in  their  third  year.  An  Exhibition  of  £25  has  been 
awarded  to  G.  H.  Harris,  B.A. 

A  Student  is  annually  appointed  Librarian  at  a  stipend  of 
£15.  Last  year  P.  Rolfe,  B.A.,  and  for  the  present  year  H.  E. 
Martin,  B.A.,  have  been  appointed. 

A  Prize  of  £10  has  been  awarded  to  J.  Wilson  for  Mathe- 
matics. 

An  Annual  Prize  of  about  seven  guineas  in  books  for  pro- 
ficiency in  the  Greek  Testament  has  been  founded  by  Mrs 
J.  Y.  Gibson.     Last  year  it  was  awarded  to  G.  H.  Harris. 

An  Annual  Prize  of  £5  in  books  is  given  by  Rev.  W.  Harvey 
for  History. 

Applications  for  admission  or  for  information  are  to  be 
addressed  to  the  Censor,  Fitzwilliam  Hall,  Cambridge. 


LIST   OF  CENSORS. 

1869.  Ralph  Benjamin  Somerset. 

1881.  Francis  George  Howard. 

1890.  Tristram  Frederick  Croft  Huddleston. 

1907.  William  Fiddian  Reddaway. 

Censor,  W.  F.  Reddaway,  M.A. 

Mathematical  Lecturer,  W.  G.  Bell,  M.A. 

Classical  Lecturer,  Rev.  T.  W.  Crafer,  M.A.,  B.D. 

Director  of  Students  in  Natural  Sciences,  The  President 

of  Queens'  College. 

Directors  of  Students  in  Theology,  Rev.  T.  W.  Crafer,  M.A.,  B.D. 

and  Rev.  E.  W.  Johnson,  M.A. 

Director  of  Students  in  Clashes,  V.  S.  Vernon  Jones,  M.A. 

Directors  of  Students  in  History,  C.  J.  B.  Gaskoin,  M.A.  and 

Rev.  T.  C.  L.  Williams,  M.A. 

Director  of  Students  in  Law,  N.  G.  Scorgie,  M.A.,  LL.B. 

Director  of  Students  in  Mathematics,  W.  G.  Bell,  MA. 

Director  of  Students  in  Music,  R  J.  Dent,  M.A.,  Mus.B. 

Director  of  Students  in  Ecofiomics,  T.  F.  Scott,  B.A. 

Directors  of  Students  in  Modern  Languages,  A.  J.  Wyatt,  M.A. 

and  A.  P.  Goudy,  M.A. 

Director  of  Students  in  Moral  Sciences,  C.  Fox,  M.A. 

Director  in  Medical  Studies,  A.  V.  Hill,  M.A. 


1260 


FITZWILLIAM  HALL. 


Director  of  Students  in  Mechanical  Sciencfs  T.  Peel  M.A. 
Director  of  Students  in  Geography,  H.  Y.  Oldham  M.A. 
Director  of  Students  in  Agriculture,  K.  J.  J.  Mackenzie  M.A. 
Assistant  Lecturer,  R.  W.  B.  Garrett  M.A.        ' 

Praelector,  The  Censor. 

Resident  Chaplain,  Rev.  A.  O.  N.  Lee   M.A. 

Steward  {acting),  P.  Rolfe,  13.  A.' 

M.A,andM.B. 
Meddings,  Rev.  Richard 
Turner,  Sir  George,  K.B. 
Kogeib.Rev.  Frederick  Eagle 
Bird,  Frederick  Howard 
Ford,  Rev,  Ernest  Robert 
Covey  Crump,  Rev.  Walter  William 
Braginton,  William 
Mullett,  James 
Allen,  Rev.  Robert 
Elliott,  Rev.  David  Lee 
Meaken,  Arthur  William  Holmes 
Peel,  Albert  WiUiam 
Peck,  Ernest  Saville 
Saleebey,  Kev.  Elijah  Solomon 
Goode,  George 
Pyemont,  Rev.  Edgar   Charles 

Hammond 
Humm,  Harry 
See,  William  Thomas 
Harvey,  Frederick  Ernest  Edwin 
Packer,  Rev.  George 
Pain,  Rev.  Harold 
Morton,  Rev.  John  George 
Williams,  Rev.   Thomas   Cuthbert 

Leighton 
Roper,  George,  M.R.C.S. 
Ranner,  Sidney  Charles 
Staley,  Rev.  James  Edwm 
Thrift,  Rev.  Joseph 
Trevitt,  Rev.  William  Reginald 
Vinter,  Ernest,  &  LL.B. 
Pask,  Robert 

Martin,  Rev.  Percy  Thomas 
Richardson,  Rev.  Frederick 
Lee,  Rev.  Arthur  Oldfeild  Norris 
Sinker,  Francis 
Burns,  Cecil  Delisle 
Webb,  Rev.  Edmondson 
Sinker,  Edmund 
Buddell,  James 
McNulty,  John  Francis 

B,A. 

Evans,  Samuel  Richard 
Chappie,  Alfred  George 


Norman,  Rev.  Willian.  Henry 

Le  Goc,  Rev.  Maurice  Jacques 

Mallett,  Howard  Rothwell 

Scott,  Thomas  Eraser 

Mehta,  Nanalal  Chamanlal 

Rolfe,  Philip 

Royston,  Horace  Richmond 

Wigley,  Thomas 

Mumford,  William  Hugh  Nottage 

Donaldson,  Harold  Thomas 

Dowsett,  Arthur  Arnold 

Haley,  Leonard 
1  Harris,  George  Herbert 
•Hewitt,  George  Herbert 

Westby,  Frederick  William 
^  Martin,  Horace  Edmund 

Godbole,  Yeshwant  Anant,  &  LL.B. 

Bhate,  Bhaskar  Kashinath 

Cohen,  Joseph  Lewis 

Ezard,  Edward  Henry,  M.D.  (Edin.) 
iWard,  Reginald  William  Alfred 

Waring,  Cuthbert  Leonard 

Heath,  Sidney  Phippen 

Under gradua  tes . 

Prust,  Thomas  Walter 
Buckingham,  Stanley  Heard 
Points,  Walter  George 
Flory,  Henry  Wilham 
Hurry,  Cecil  Baldwin 
Williams,  William  Hany 
Scott,  George  Alfred 
Hudson,  Thomas  Edgley 
Johannes,  Mark 
Sleem,  Mohammed 
Vincent,  Leslie  Jack 
Wolff,  Charles  Hubert 
Crathorne,  Josiah  Thomas 
Buckley,  Albert  S.  David 
Bright,  Wilfred  James 
Armour,  John 
Hill,  Herbert  WUliam 
Mowforth,  Herbert  Henry 
Ranner,  Frank 
Savur,  Ramarau  Mangesh 
Wilkinson,  Loughton  Astling 


1  Exhibitioner. 


PITZWILLIAM   HALL. 


1261 


Bliargava,  Panna  Lai 
Hargreaves,  Cyril  Alfred 
Hesford,  Isaac 
Hurrell,  John  William 
Mongia,  Gurmukli  Singh 
Spooner,  William 
Wilson,  Fred  Warren 
Wyatt,  Kendel  Hammond 
Bowler,  Sydney 
Banyard,  Francis  Edwin 
Barrett,  Reginald  Octavius 
Bennell,  James  Charles 
Beresford,  Samuel 
1  By  waters,  Frederick  James 
Cornwell,  Leonard  Cyril 
Elliott,  Norman 
Fawcett,  Kichard 
Hirst,  Wilfred  Bertram 
Hmne,  Dudley  Basil  Mackenzie 
Ison,  Leonard  James 
Joseph,  Charles  Gordon 
Kliayru'd-Din,  Ahmed  Abdu 
Lewis,  Oliver  George 
Litchfield,  George 
Long,  Frank  Stevenson 
Longstaff,  James 
M" Arthur,  Charles 
2M=Taggart,  Henry  Allen 
2Maitra,  Surendi-a  Nath 
Manford,  Ronald  Frederick 
Martin,  Francis 
2Maulik,  Samarendra 
Menon,  Idichanadath  Raman 

Morgan,  Percival  Campbell 

Morrish,  John 

Perkins,  James  Stanley 

Player,  Eric  Noel 

Roberts,  William  Martyn 

Robinson,  Thomas 

Selwood,  Ernest  Henry 

Stewart,  Thomas  George 

Vaish,  Nehal  Chand 

Walker,  Frederick  George 

Adams,  John  Ernest  Cocks 

Bhide,  Vithal  Shivaram 

Board,  Joseph  Henry 

Bose,  Kiran  Chandra 

Buck,  George  Edward 

Copplestone,  Wilfred  Robert  John 

Dendy,  Robert  William  Miller 

Dyson,  Ernest 

Faoey,  Rev.  Nicholas  Saunders 

Griffiths,  John 

Harris,  Robert  Graham 

Herbert,  Basil 

Hollis,  William  Pushee  Bertram 

Iqbal,  Ali  Khan 


1  Exhibitioner. 


Kelavkar,  Shami'ao  Krishnarao 

Kelkar,  Ganesh  Hari 

King,  Reginald  Ratcliffe 

Le  Huray,  Cyril  Peter 

Lindsay,  George  Reginald 

Mackay,  Robert  Ferrier  Burns 

Mattock,  Francis  Cliffoi-d 

M^Climent,  Robert  James 

Mead,  Albert 

Miller,  Leonard  Victor 

Munro,  Donald 

O'Connell,  Jephson  Byrne 

Reed,  Arthur 

Riza,  Ali 

Sayer,  Sidney  Daniel 

Sharp,  George  Granville 

Shipley,  Joseph  William 

Shroff,  Magan  Hirabhai 

Slawson,  William  Newton 

Smith,  Edward  Harold 

Starck,  Herbert  Philip 

Vellacott,  Humi)hrey  Doidge 

Webb,  Conrad  Leslie 

Williams,  David  Tudno 

Wilson,  John 

Woods,  William  Ashbumham 

Yamada,  Nakaba 

Yrarr^zaval,  Don  Gabriel  de 

Alford,  Allan  Charles  George 

Bartlett,  Cyril  Ward 

Briggs,  James  Lindsay 

Butler,  James 

D  ailing,  William  Edwin 

Dillon,  Augusto 

Dixon,  Joseph  Henry 

Emtage,  William  Lashley 

Fehr,  WiUie 

Gokhale,  Bhalchandra  Krishna 

Heath,  Frank  Albert 

Hengst,  Ernst  Richard 

Knight,  James  Herbert 

Maris,  Alfred  Andrew 

Martin,  Baynard  Storm 

Meduaa,  Juan  Jos^ 

Pate,  William  Jones 

Peacock,  Leslie  Vernde 

Pillai,    Palght    Chinnasawnypillai 

lyanar 
Prasad,  Yadunandan 
Rama  Rao,  Naga  Samudran 
Reeve,  Alfred  Henry  Butler 
Sathe,  Dhondo  Krishna 
Stout,  George  Frederick 
Walker,  Clifton  David 
Watt,  Alexander  Gowland 
Woods,  Alfre<i  Marcus 
Worthingtou,  Walter  Richard 

2  RoMarcl)  Studeuti. 


1262 

MEMBERS   OF    THE    SENATE    NOT  ON  THE 
BOARDS  OF  ANY  COLLEGE  OR  HOSTEL. 

The  privilege  of  being  a  member  of  the  Senate  without  being 
on  the  boards  of  any  College  was  formerly  granted  only  to  resi- 
dents in  Cambridge,  Commorantes  in  villa;  but  it  has  been 
extended  by  the  new  University  Statutes  to  all  persons  qualified 
to  be  Members  of  the  Senate,  that  is,  to  all  Masters  of  Arts  and 
Law,  and  Doctors  in  Divinity,  Law,  and  Medicine,  who  have  had 
their  names  consecutively  on  the  boards  of  their  College,  or  who 
have  paid  up  all  the  back  fees,  which  have  been  unpaid  while 
their  names  were  not  on  the  boards. 

Every  such  person  has  a  vote  in  the  Senate  and  the  use  of  the 
University  Libraries,  Museums,  &c.  The  University  dues  are 
four  shillings  and  threepence  a  quarter,  which  sum  is  paid  by  all 
members  of  the  University  from  the  date  of  admission. 

These  payments  are  made  through  the  College,  as  long  as  a 
person's  name  is  retained  on  his  College  boards ;  but  those  persons 
who  form  the  present  list  pay  direct  to  the  Registrary,  usually  in 
one  annual  sum  of  seventeen  shillings  every  Michaelmas. 

In  case  any  person  wishes  to  have  his  name  placed  on  the  Uni- 
versity Register,  whose  name  has  for  any  period  since  his  first 
degree  been  removed  from  the  boards  of  his  College,  he  must  fur- 
nish to  the  Registrary  a  certificate,  signed  by  the  Master  of  his 
College,  that  his  name  has  been  removed  from  the  boards,  with 
the  date  of  the  removal,  and  that  up  to  the  time  of  such  removal 
all  the  University  dues  have  been  paid.  As  soon  as  he  has  paid 
all  arrears  (but  not  until  then),  his  name  can  be  placed  on  the 
Register;  and  as  soon  as  this  is  done  after  the  completion  of  his 
Master's  degree,  he  acquires  the  right  of  voting ;  if  he  restores  his 
name  after  having  removed  it,  180  days  mustelapse  after  his  admis- 
sion to  the  Register  before  he  acquires  the  right  of  voting. 

In  the  following  list,  the  names  are  arranged  accordinjz 
to  seniority,  under  the  highest  qualifying  degree.  Where  any 
person  has  graduated  in  more  than  one  faculty,  it  is  so  stated ; 
and  the  name  of  the  College  is  added  to  which  every  one  formerly 
belonged. 


LL.D. 

1880  Scott,  Rev.  Douglas  Lee      Pet. 
1891  Maguth,  Rev.  Ste.  Shepherd 

Em. 
1903  Mackintosh.  Ch.  Trin. 

1911  Gilbart- Smith,  Mervyn     Trin. 

M.D. 
1876  Lees,  David  Bridge  Trin. 

19(X)  Cornwall,  Joh.Wolfran    Trin. 


M.A. 

1852  Tvvisden,  Rev.  Sir  Job.  Fra. 

Trhi. 

1862  Doughty,    Rev.    Ernest 

George  Trin. 

1863  Barwell,  Rev.  Art.  Hen. 

Sanxay  Trin. 

1863  ♦Durell,  Rev.  John    Vavasor 

Job. 


J 


MEMBERS  OF  SENATE  NOT  ON  THE  BOARDS.      1263 


1864  Blofeld,  Rev.  Rob. Singleton 

Trin. 

1865  Norman,  Frederick  Henry  Trin. 

1867  Burrows,  Leon.  Rob.         Cath. 

1868  Dickson. Rev.  Rob.  Bruce 

Trin. 

•Whitelaw,  Robert  Trin. 

Swainson,Rev.  Alb.  Job.    Jes. 

1869  Harrison,  Rev.  Alban  Hen. 

Trin. 

1870  Barracloug-b   Rev.  John 

Bingley  Trin. 

Dickson,  Rev.  Ri.  Hen.  Trin. 
Simms,  Rev.  William        Chr. 

1871  Roberts,  Rev.  Rob.  Jones  Chr. 

1872  Mortimer,  Alex.  Trin.H. 
Taylor,  Rev.  Ch.  Reeve   Corp. 

1873  Amphlett,  Ri.  Holmden 

(His  Hon.  Judge)  Trin. 

Elliot,  Hon.  Art.  Ralph 

Doug-las  Trin. 

Hoare.Rev.JohnGurney  Trin. 
Wilson,  Dav.  Hen.  Joh. 

1874  Balfour,  Blayney  Rey- 

nell  Townley  Trin. 

Barker,  Geo.  Fisher  Russell 

Trin. 
Thomas,  Rev.  Henry 

Arnold  Trin. 

1875  Bevan,  Ern.  Geo.  Trin. 
Bremner,  Alex.  Martin 

Bunster  Trin. 

Gooch,John  Joh. 

Stevens,  Rev.  Lionel        Tnn. 

1876  Blythswood,  The  Rev. 

Lord  Trin. 

Welch,  Rev.  Art.  Wilmot 

Tr.  H. 
Simpson,  Edw.  Ja.  Trin. 

1877  Taylor,  Will.  Andrewes    Trin. 
Goodhart,  Rev.  Ch.  Alf.  Corp. 
Hargrove,  Rev.  Charles 
Hawkins,  Cecil  Corp. 

1878  Matheson,  Rev.  Donald  Trin. 
Hall,  Rev.  Dennis 

1879  Thornton,  Rev.  Aug.  Van- 

Sittart  Trin. 

Agnew,  Sir  Geo.  Will.      Joh. 

1880  Brown,  Davis 

Gilbert,  Rev.  Joh.  Ern.  Trin. 

1881  Claridge,  Wm.  Trin. 
Pryce,  Art.  Tnn. 
Beck,  Rev.  Joh.  Hen.  Cai, 
Francis, Rev. Ja. Leonard  Chr. 

1882  Lupton,  Ch.  Trin. 
Peg-g,  Rev.  Hen.  Foster    Tnn. 


1882  Soames,  Rev.  Warner  Henry 

KoUe  Corp. 

Nightingale,  Rev.  Joh. 

Leathley  Em. 

Tottenham ,  Harry  Rede    Joh. 

1883  Agnew,  Ch.  Morland  Trin. 
Peacock,  Rev.  Reginald  Trin. 
Pennyman,  J  a.  Worsley  Trin. 
Morse,  Rev.  Edw.  St  J  ohn 

Joh. 
Garbutt,  Llewellyn  Larder 

Cla. 
Hey  wood,  Ja.  Brettell  Corp. 
Sampson,  Rev.  Geo.        Clare 

1884  Aldridge,  Ri.  Spencer  Down. 
Penrose,  Rev.  Joh.  Tre- 

venen  Trin. 

Sparling,  Rev.  Wilfred      Trin. 
Coulthard,  Rev.  Ern.  Newton 
Joh. 
Jagg,  Rev.  Tho.  South       Chr. 
Flower,  Rev.  Willoughby 
Saunders,  Wm.  Mill      H.Cav, 

1885  Johnson,  Art.  Newton  Trin. 
Mitchell-Carruthers,  Rev.Wm. 

Trin. 
Richards,  Frank  Tnn. 

Home,  Leonard  Tho.  Joh. 
Slater,  Ch.  Joh. 

Nightingale,  Rev.  Edw.  Ch. 

Corp. 
Davies,  Rev.  David  Jes. 

Pigg,  Herb.  Em. 

1886  Dixon,  Hugh  Neville  Chr. 
Upton,  Frank 

Day,  Rev.  Herb.  Russell 
Kealy,  Rev.  Art.  Graham 

H.Cav. 
Brereton,  Rev.  Hen.  Lloyd 

H.Cav. 

1887  Pigg,  Ch.  Pet. 
Harris,  Tindall  Cai. 
Bird,  Fre.  Howard 
Cowper,  Rev.  Herb.  Wm. 

1888  Roberts,  Rev.  Ch.  Fre.  Chr. 
Bibby,  Rev.  A.  G.  G.        Coi-p. 

1889  Allen,  Raymond  Cecil  Edw. 

Pemb. 
Holmes,  Walt.Ste.Moore  Trin. 
Fisher,  Rev.  Lawrence      Joh. 

1890  McLaughlin,  Hub.  Wm.  Ch. 

Chr. 
Vawdrey,  Rev.  Joh.  Cossham 

Jes. 
Williams,  Connop  Trin. 

1891  Fall,  Rev.  Joh.  Will.    H.Cav. 


1264      MEMBERS  OF  SENATE  NOT  ON  THE  BOARDS. 


1891  Rendle,  Alf.  Barton  Joh. 
Tuke,  Hen.  Sam.               Trin. 

1892  May,  Charles  H.Cav. 
Scullard,Herb.  Haynes      Joh. 

1893  Heywood,  Rev.  Ric.  Stanley 

Trin. 

1894  Reynolds,  Sid.  Hug-h        Trin. 
Puller,  Rev.  Fre.  Wm.     Trin. 

1895  Massiah,  Rev.  H. 

Bowley,  Art.  Lyon,  Trin. 

1896  Newell,  Rev.  Hugh  N  .,H.  Aye. 

1897  Nathan,  Sid.  Herb.  Trin. 
Waller,   Rev.   Edw.   Harry 

Mansfield  Corp. 

1899  Harvey,  Edwi.  Percy        Trin. 
Williamson,  Herb.  Joh. 

Wynne,  Art.  Algernon 

Warren  Trin. 

1901  Male,  Harold  Will.  Joh. 

Wilmott,  Alf.  John  Emm. 

Whipple,  Era.  John  Welsh 

Trin. 


1901  Goode,  Geo. 

1902  Carlill,  Harold  Flamank  Trin 
Little,  Rev.  The.  Gurney  Pet. 
Cockin,  Rev.Geo.Sam.   Corp. 

1905  TurnbuU,  Phil.  Corbett    Trin. 

1906  Watney,  W.  H.  Trin. 
Young,  Edw,  Hilton  Trin. 
Jones,  Owen  Tho.              Trin. 

1907  Roberts,  S.  Trin. 

1909  Goodhart,  Rev.  A.  W.  Corp. 
Packer,  Geo.  Fre.  Harold 

Down. 
Thoday,  Dav.  Trin. 

1910  Lingard,  Joh.  Reg.  Trin. 
Pritchard,  Norman  Pallister 

Trin. 
1912  Griffin,  Joh.  Tr.H. 


LL.M. 

1887  Livett,  Ja.  Joh.  Willoughby 

Joh. 


DOCTORS  IN   DIVINITY. 


1266 


DOCTORS  in  DIVINITY  according  to  seniority. 


■} 


Clare. 
Trin. 

Trin. 


Cai. 

Sid. 


I  Oath, 
of  I  Trii 


Atkinson,  E. 
Butler,  H.  M. 
Marsden,    S.    £.,    late 

Bishop    of   Bathurst, 

Australia 
Bailey,  H.  Joh. 

Nevill,  S.  T.,  liishop  of  >  i^,      , 

Dunedin  l^agd. 

Prescott,  J.  E.  Corp. 

Phear,  S.  G.  Emm. 

Moorhouse,  Ja.,  Bp.   of)x^u 

Manchester  T**"' 

Pearson,  J.  B.  Emm. 

Jones,  Llewellyn,  Bp.  of  \rp  • 

Newfoundland  j>irm. 

Swete,  H.  B. 
King,  Edw,  Geo. 
Carpenter,  Wm.  Boyd, 

late  Bp.  of  Ripon 
Montgomery,  Hen.  Hut-i 

chinson,  late  Bishop  oiy  inn. 

Tasmania 
Cunningham,  Wm.  Trin. 

Mason,  Art.  Ja.  Pemb. 

Eden,  Geo.  Rodney,  Bp.  i   p^^^ 

of  Wakefield  }  ^^'^^' 

Fry.Tho.  Ch.  Pemb. 

Lloyd,  Joh.,  Bp.  SufF.  of  }  g.^^ 

Swansea  J 

Kirkpatrick,  Alex.  Fra.       Trin. 
Stanton,  Vine.  Hen.  Trin. 

Yeatman-Big-gs,    Huyshe  \ 

Wolcott,   Bishop  of      vEmm. 

Worcester  J 

Crosthwaite,  Rob.  Jarratt,\rp,  • 

Bp.  SufF.  of  Beverley      T""* 
Straton,  Norman  Dumenill  p ^^^^ 

Bishop  of  Newcastle      J 
Dunn,  A.  H.,  Bishop  ofi    Qq^^^ 

Quebec  J 

Riley,  C.  0.  L.,  Bishop  of>  ^^^ 

Perth,  Western  Australia  J 
Wallis,  F.,  Bishop  of  Wei- )  f,^^ 

ling-ton,  New  Zealand        < 
Harmer,  J.  R.,  Bishop  o{)q^ 

Rochester  ) 

Streane,  A.  W.  Corp. 

Chase,  F.  H.,  Bishop  of  Ely  Qu. 
Ryle,   H.  E.,  Dean   of  ^     q^ 

Westminster  / 

Moule,  H.  C.  G.,  Bishop i     .y^^^ 

of  Durham  J 

Hill,  J.  H.  Cath. 

Robinson,  J.  Armita|?e  Chr. 


Leigh,  J.  W. 


Trin. 


Browne,  G.   F.,   Bishop)    /^„., 

of  Bristol  }   ^**^- 

Barnes,  W.  E.  Pet. 

Turner,    C.     H.,    Bishop),.,. 

Suffragan  of  Islington  j 
Pvm,  W.  R.,   Bishop  of)  tv.„„, 

Bombay  }  ^^8*'' 

Welldon,  J.  E.   C,  late"!  ^y.  „. 

Bishop  of  Calcutta         |  ^'^^  ^ 
Foss,  H.  J.,  Bishop  of\    q, 

Osaka  in  Japan  / 

Wirgman,  A.  T.  Magd. 

Caldecott,  A.  Joh. 

Selwyn,  E.  C.  King's. 

Stevens,  T.,  Bishop  Suf)   ,y      , 

fragan  of  Barking         f  ^^^^^*'- 
Keating,  J.  F.  Corp. 

Hoskyns,    E.,    Bishop  ?     j 

of  Southwell  $    *^®^- 

Quirk,  J.  N.,  Bishop/      t^i, 

Suff.  of  Sheffield        $     **""• 
Askwith,  E.  H.  Trin. 

Clarke,  H.  L.,Archbp.  of  1  x^. 

Victoria  r*'°'^* 

Fyson,  P.  K.,  Missionary^ 

Bishop  of  Hokkaido  in  V  Chr. 

Japan  j 

in,  A.  W.,  Bishop  of\  ^  .i 
jrippsland,  Australia     J 


mm. 


Pain 

G 
Clayton,  L.,  Bp.  Suff.  of)  -p 

Leicester  J 

Wilson,  J.  M.  Joh. 

Bowers,  J.  P.  A.,  Bishopl   ,  , 

Suff.ofThetford  J''°"' 

Pollock,  B.,Bp.  of  Norwich  Trin. 
Campbell,  Archib.   Ean,\ 

Bishop  of  Glasgow  and  >  Cla. 

Galloway  j 

Burn,  And.  Ewbank  Trin. 

Collins,  Will.  Edw.  H.Selw. 

Wright,  Art.  Queens' 

Murray,  John   Owen)        n.Selw. 

Farquhar  j 

King,  Geo.  Lanchester,  \  ^j 

Bp.  in  Madagascar        J 
Donaldson,  St  Clair  Geo.\  r,,  . 

Alf.,Bp.  of  Brisbane     j    *  ""* 
Maclean,  Art.  Joh.,  Bp.^ 

of    Moray,    Ross    and  I  King's 

Caithness  j 

Feltoe,  Cha.  Lett  Cla. 


1266 


DOCTORS  IN  DIVINITY. 


mdle,) 
of  StV  Sid. 
all      j 


Robinson,  Art.  Will.  Jes. 

Ayles,  Herb.  Hen.  Baker     Job. 
Gill,  Cha.  Hope,  Bishop"j 

of     Travancore     andl-  Queens' 

Cochin  J 

Lawrance,  Walt.  John        Trin.  H. 
Leeke,  .lohn  Cox,  Bishop)   ,>  ■ 

Suffragan  of  Woolwichj"  ^  ""' 
Ridgeway,   Cha.    John,  >   ..  ■ 

Bishop  of  Chichester  ]  ^""' 
Thomas,  Art.  Nutter,  Bp.)  p^^. 

of  Adelaide  ^  l^eimb. 

Tugwell,  Herbert,  Bishops 

of  Western  Equatorial  >  Corp. 

Africa  J 

Cornish,  John    Rundle, 

Bishop  Suffragan 

Germans,  ("ornwall 
Nickson,    Geo.      Bishop)  (, 

bunrag'an  oi  Jarrow      )         ^ 
Foakes-Jackson,  Fre.Joh.  Jes. 
Allen,  Geo.  Cantrell  Job. 

Every,  E.F.,  Bishop  of  the!  m,.,- 

Falkland  Islands  |  J-H"- 

Lander,  G.  H.,  Bishop  ofl  m  •„ 

Victoria,  Hong  Kong    i  -^^"^• 
Tennant,  F.  R.  Caius 

Knight,  H.  J.  C.  Corp. 

Drury,  T.  W.,  Bishop  of)  >-,,,. 

SodorandMan  / '""^• 

Molony,  H.  J.,  Bishop  of  ^ 

the  Missionary  Diocese  >  Pemh. 

of  Mid  China  j 

Vyvyan,  W.  L.,  Bishop  i  m,.:„ 

of  Zululand  \  ■^^"'• 

Mules,  CO.,  Bishop  of  /   m  ^ 

Nelson,  New  Zealand  S   ^""■ 
Oesterley,  W.  0.  E.  Jes. 

Srawley,  J.  H.  H.Selw. 

Chadwick,  W.  E.  Jes. 

Ede,    W.    M.,    Dean    of )  j  ,, 

Worcester  i  '^^"• 

Wilson,  C,  Bishop  of  Me-  )  j 

lanesia  ) 

Randolph,  J.  H.  G.,  Bishop)  m,.-,, 

Suffragan  of  Guildford  ]  ^""• 
Henn,  H.,  Bishop  Suffra- >  rp^,  jj 

gan  of  Burnley  S 

M-'Neile,  A.  H.  Sid. 

Scott-Moncrietf,  C.  E.  Trin. 

Radford,  L.  B.  Job. 


Ferguson-Davie,  C.  J.,  Bp.)  rn  .  tt 

of  Singapore  )     ^" 

Andrews,   W.,    Bishop   of  J  j  , 

Hokkaido  in  Japan  f    ^  ^' 

West-Watson,   C,  BishoplT-, 

of  Barrow-in-Furness     J  ^"^"^• 
Blair,  L.  F.  D.,  Bishop  ofl  j,      , 
I       the  Falkland  Islands       J  ^^"^*^- 
I    Kempthorne,  J.  A.,  Bishop"!  m  • 
I        Suffragan  of  Hull  /  J-nn. 

I    Savage,  H.   E.,   Dean   of  1  p 
'       Lichfield  J  ^""^P- 

I    Donaldson,  S.  A.  Magd. 

\    Inge,    W.    R.,    Dean     of  \  t 
j       St  Paul's  S'^^^- 

Frere,  W.  H.  Trin. 

Fisher,  T.  C,   Bishop  inl  m  • 

Nyasaland  j"  ±rin. 

Di'uitt,  C.H.,Bp.  Coadjutor^ 
of  Grafton  and  Armidale,>  Corp. 
New  South  Wales  ) 

Williams,  A.  L.  Jes. 

Kennett,  R.  H.  Queens' 

Fletcher,  R.  J.  Pet. 

Thorburn,  T.  J.  Christ's 

Sparrow  Simpson,  W.  J.      Trin. 
Holmes,  T.  S.  Sid.  Suss. 

Willis,  J.  J.,  Bishop  of  Uganda 

Pemb. 
Thompson,  J.  D.,  Bishop!  p 

of  Sodor  and  Man         /'^oiP- 
Wood,  C.  J.,   Bishop  ofT  p  , 

Melanesia  J 

Bethune-Baker,  J.  F.  Pemb. 

Lyttelton,  E.  Trin. 

Watson,  H.  A.  Pet. 

Stileman,  C.  H.,  Bishop  iwlm,^„ 
Persia  J^™- 

Storrs,   J.,  Dean  of         It>^,„k 
j        Rochester  /ir-emb. 

I    Plunkett,  B.  J.,   Bishopl^ 

;       of  Tuam  l^°^P- 

Durrant,  H.  B.,  Bishoplr)  .^i 
of  Lahore  j'A'emb. 

Brooke,  A.  E.  King's 

Parry,  R.  St  J.  Trin. 

Winstanley,  E.  W.  Trin. 

Westcott,  F.  B.  Trin. 

Tait,  A.  J.  Job. 


TITULAR    DEGREES 


1267 


LIST  of    PERSONS   on    whom    TITULAR    DEGREES 

hace    been  conferred  under   Chap.   II.   §  18,    Unicersity 
Statutes,  1904. 


1859    R.  Owen,  LL.l). 

Sir  J.  Lawrence,  LL.D. 
18G0    Samuel,  Lord  Bishop  of  Oxford.LL.D. 

VV.  E.  Gladstone,  LL.D. 

S.  H.  Walpole  (Trin.),  LL.D. 

Sir  G.  Grey,  LL.D. 

Sir  H.  B.  Edwardes,  LL.D. 

Sir  P.  L.  McClintock,  LL.D. 

1861  James,  Earl  of  Elgin  and  Kincardine, 

LL.D. 
Stratford,  Viscount  Stratford  de  Red- 

cliffe  (King's),  LL.D. 
Sir  W.  R.  Hamilton,  LL.D. 
Sir  R.  I.  Murchison,  LL.D. 
E.  Sabine,  LL.D. 
T.  R.  Robinson,  LL.D. 
J.  L.  Motley,  LL.D. 
G.  Grote,  LL.D. 

1862  GeorgeDouglas,DukeofArgyll,LL.D. 
Fred.  Wm.,  Marquis  of  Bristol  (Trin.), 

LL.D. 
Spencer  Compton,  Marquis  of  Hart- 

ington  (Trin.),  LL.D. 
Lord  J.  Manners  (Trin.),  LL.D. 
Edward  Henry,  Lord  Stanley  (Trin.), 

LL.D. 
George  VVm.,  Lord  Lyttelton  (Trin.), 

LL.D. 
Henry,  Lord  Brougham  and  Vaux, 

LL.D. 
Edward,  Lord  Belper  (Trin.),  LL.l). 
Sir  E.  W.  Head,  LL.D. 
Sir  II.  C.  Rawlinson,  LL.D. 
J.  E.  Tennent,  LL.D. 
H.  M.  Cairns,  LL.D. 
iW.  Armstrong,  LL.D. 
M.  Chevalier,  LL.D. 
C.  J.  Selwyo  (Trin.),  LL.D. 
2G.  B.  Airy  (Trin.),  LL.D. 
M.  Faraday,  LL.D. 
H.  W.  Acland.  LL.D. 
W.  Fairbairn,  LL.D. 
1864    Albert   Edward,    Prince   of    Wales 

(Trin.),  LL.D. 
George  William,  Duke  of  Cambridge, 

LL.D. 
George,  Earl  Granville,  LL.D. 
W.  D.  Montagu,  Duke  of  Manches- 
ter, LL.D. 
Philip  Henry,  Earl  Stanhope,  LL.D. 
John  Povntz,  Earl  Spencer  (Trin.), 

LL.D. 
H.  H.  M.  Herbert,  Earl  of  Carnarvon, 

LL.D. 
Chas.,    Viscount    Eversley    (Trin.), 

LL.D. 
H.  J.  Temple,  Viscount  Palmerston 

(Joh.),  LL.D. 
Lord  A.  Hervey  (Trin.),  LL.D. 
Wm,  Hen.,  Lord  Leigh  (Trin.),  LL.D. 
George  Francis  Robert,  Lord  Harris, 

LL.D. 


18«4    Sir  E.  L.  B.  Lytton  (Trin.  H.),  LL.D. 

Sir  W.  P.  Wood  (Trin.),  LL.D. 

Sir  C.  L.  Eastlake,  LL.D. 

W.  KnoUvs,  LL.D. 

A.  P.  Stanlev,  LL.D. 

A.  J.  B.  Beresfordllope  (Trin.)  LL.D. 

T.  Watson  (Job.),  LL.D. 

A.  W.Hofmann,LL.D. 

C.  Wheatstone,  LL.D. 
1865    L.  F.  C.  Tischendorf,  LL.  D. 

J.Tyndall,  LL.D. 

A.  Sedgwick  (Trin.),  LL.D. 
18C6    W.  Thomson  (Pet.),  LL.D. 

J.  PhilUps,  LL.D. 

A.  L.  P.  P.  de  Candolle,  LL.D. 
:^J.  D.Hooker, LL.D 

S.  W.  Baker,  M.A. 

1867  J.  Ruskin,  LL.D. 

1868  T.  Atkinson,  Bp.  of  New  Carolina, 

LL.D. 

T.M.Clark,Bp.ofRhodeIsland,LL.D. 

J.  B.  Kerfoot.Bp- of  Pittsburgh,  LL.D, 

H.  C.  Lay,  Missionary  Bp.  to  Arkan- 
sas, LL.D. 

H.  W,  Lee,  Bp.  of  Iowa,  LL.D. 

H.  W.  Longfellow,  LL.D. 

C.  P.  Mcllvaine,  Bp.  of  Ohio,  LL.D. 

M.  F.  Maury,  LL.D. 

F.  M.Muller,  LL.D. 
C.T,Quintard,Bp.ofTennessee,LL,D. 
J.  C.  Talbot,  Coadjutor  Bp.  of  Indi- 
ana, LL.D. 

H.  J.  Whitehouse,  Bp.  of  Illinois, 

LL.D. 
W.  Wright  (Qu.),  LL.D. 
Alexander,  Archbp.  of  Syros,  Tenos 

and  Melos,  LL.D. 
C.  Stratuli,  M.A. 
E.  Depastas,  M.A. 
W.  A.  Miller,  LL.D. 
W.  Huggins,  LL.D. 
J.N.  Valettas.M.A. 
M.Foster,  M.A. 
H.S.  Wilson,  M.A. 

G.  Bentham,LL.D. 
SirA.J.E.Cockburn(Trin.H.),LL.D. 
E.  A.  Freeman,  LL.D. 

Sir  H.  B.  E.  Frere,  LL.D. 
J.  G.  Greenwood,  LL.D. 
W.  Lassell.LL.D. 
U.J.  J.  Le  Verrier.  LL.D. 
J.  R.Lowell,  LL.D. 
SirC.  Lyell,  LL.D. 
Sir  W.  S.  Maxwell  (Trin.). LL.D. 
Sir  J.  Pivget,  LL.D. 
O.  Salmon,  LL.D. 
Sir  G.G.Scott,  LL.D. 
W.  Stokes,  LL.D. 
R.  C.  Winthrop.  LL.D. 
SirG.  J,  Wolseley,  LL,D. 
1875    R.  Apjohn.  M.A. 
S.  Birch,  LL.D, 


1870 


1871 
1872 
1874 


Lord  ArmstronK. 


i  Sir  G.  B.  Airy. 


.{  air  J.  D.  Hooker. 


1268 


TITULAR  DEGREES. 


1875 
187(3 
1877 
1«78 


1879 


1880 


1883 


1886 


1887 


F.  Field  (Trin.),LL.D. 

J.  B.  N.  Hennessey,  M.A. 
W.  F.  Moulton,  M.A. 

G.  M.  Bacon,  M.A. 
C.  R.  DarwinrLL.D. 
J.  Morris,  M.A. 

W.  R.  Grove,  LL.D. 
F.  Leighton,LL.D. 
R.  Browning,  LL.D. 
W.Stubbs,LL.D. 
W.  Spottiswoode,LL.D. 
H.  J.  S.  Smith,  LL.D. 
T.  II.  Huxley,  LL.D. 
H.  C  Sorby,  LL.D. 

E.  A.  Bond,  LL.D. 
C.  T.  Newton,  LL.D. 

M.  M.  P.  Muir(Cai.).M.A. 

C.  E.  Brown-Sequard,  LL.D. 

F.  C.  Donders.  LL.D. 
S.D.  Gross,  LL.D. 
Sir  W.Jenner,  LL.D. 
Sir  W.  W.  Gull,  LL.D. 
SirG.  Burrows  (Cai.),  LL.D. 
W.  Bowman,  LL.D. 

S.  Haughton,  LL.D. 
J.  Lister,  LL.D. 

D.  C.  O'Connor,  LL.D. 
J.  Simon,  LL.D. 

A.  Wood,  LL.D. 

A.  N.  Littlejohn,  Bp.  of  Lonn 

Island,  U.S.A.,  LL.D. 
H.  L.  F.  Helmholtz,  LL.D, 
T.S.Hunt,  LL.D. 
J.  P.  Cooke,  LL.D. 
L.  F.  Menabrea,  LL.D. 
A.  T.  P.  Michaelis,  LL.D. 

E.  E.  W.  HUbner,  LL.1). 
Sir  Alex.  Grant,  LL.D. 
Sir  .Job.  Lubbock,  LL.D. 
Sir  F.  A.  G.  Ouseley,  LL.D. 
Sir  Ri.  Temple,  LL.D, 

J.  T.  Walker,  LL.D. 
M.  Arnold,  LL.D. 
W.  W.  Goodwin,  LL.D. 
R.  S.  Poole,  LL.D. 
H.  E.  Roscoe,  LL.D. 

G.  F.  Watts,  LL.D. 

Jan  Hendrik  Hessels  M.A. 

W.  H.  Waddington  (Trin.),  LL.D. 

J.  W.  Kedhouse,  Litt.  J). 

G.  Stephens,  Litt.  1). 

C.  E.  Norton,  Litt.D. 

E.  W.  Gosse,  M.A. 

H.  .Johnson,  M.A. 

W.  Heape,  M.A. 

C.  Todd,  M.A. 

Sir  W.  A.  White,  LL.D. 

O.  W.  Holmes,  Litt.  D. 

Raja  Fatal  Singh,  LL.D. 

Sir  Ashley  Eden,  LL.D. 

Sir  W.  .1.  Clarke  (Hart.),  LL.D. 

Sir  C.  Tapper,  LL.D. 

Sir  G.  F.  Howen,  LL.D. 

Sir  S.  Davenport,  LL.D. 

Sir  J.  F.  J.  R.  von  Haast,  Sc.D. 

Sir  G.  C.  M.  Birdwood,  LL.D. 

E.  C.  Buck  (Cla.),  LL.D. 

H.  Myriantheus,  LL.D. 

Sir  T.  F.  Wade,  Litt.  1). 

Sir  R.  G.  W.  Herbert,  LL.D. 

P.  McCoy,  Sc.D. 

A.  Agassiz,  Sc.D. 


1891 


1892 


Sir   Reg.    Hanson,    Hart.    (Trin.), 

LL.D. 
W.  C.  Windeyer,  LL.D. 
Sir  W.  W.  Hunter,  LL.D. 
Sir  D.  A.  Smith,  LL.D.  L 

A  rata  llamao,  LL.D.  I 

Asa  Gray,  ScD.  I 

A.  Liversidge  (Christ's),  M.A. 
R.  A.  T.  (iascoigne-Cecil,  Marquis  of 

Salisbury,  LL.D. 
A.  P.  Primrose,  Earl  of  Roseberv,   I 

LL.D. 
Roundell  Palmer,  Earl  of  Selborne, 

LL.D. 
Lord  Randolph  H.  Spencer  Churchill 

LL.D. 
.7.  E.  EL  Dalberg- Acton,  Baron  Acton, 

LL.i). 
G.  J.  Gosclien,  LL.D. 
U.  C.  Raikes  (Trin.),  LL.D. 
A.  J.  Balfour  (Trin.),  LL.I). 
Sir  Archibald  Alison,  LL.D. 
G.  G.  Stokes  (Pemb.),  LL.D.,  ScD. 
John  William  Strutt,  Baron  RavleiKli 

(Trin.),  ScD. 
Sir  F.  A.  Abel,  ScD. 
Arthur  Cayley  (Trin.),  ScD. 
.J.  C.  Adams  (Pemb.),  ScD. 
H.  C.  Potter,  Bishop  of  New  York, 

LL.D. 
W.  Tliomson,  Archbishop  of  York, 

LL.D. 
(Baron)     Plunket,     Archbishop     of 

Dublin,  LL.D. 
R.  Knox,   Archbishop  of  Armagh, 

LL.D. 
W.  P.  Austin,  Bishop  of  Guiana,  LL.D. 
J.  Medley,  Bishop  of  Fredericton, 

LL.D. 

E.  R.  .Johnson,  Bishop  of  Calcutta, 
LL.D. 

H.  B.  Whipple,  Bishop  of  Minnesota, 

LL.D. 
Alex.  Campbell  Mackenzie,  Mus.D. 
Aug.WollastonFranks(Trin.),Litt.l) 
Ben.  Jowett,  LL.D. 
Hen.  Parry  Liddon,  LL.D. 
Sir  Andrew  Clark,  LL.D. 
Jonath.  Hutchinson,  LL.D. 
Geo.  Richmond,  LL.D. 
Job.  Evans,  Sc.D. 
Ja.  Jos.  Sylvester  (Job.),  ScD. 
Alex.  Job.  Ellis  (Trin.),  Litt.D. 
Hen.  Morton  Stanley,  LL.D. 
Will.    Croswell    Doane,   Bishop    of 

Albany,  LL.D. 

F,  T.  Hamilton-Blackwood,  Marquis 
of  Dufferin  and  Ava,  LL.D. 

Alfred  Coniyn  Lyall,  LL.D. 

Archibald  Geikie,  ScD. 

Will.  Hen.  Flower,  ScD. 

Elie  Metcbnikoff,  ScD. 

Will.  Edw.  Hartpole  Lecky,  Litt.D. 

Antonhi  Dvorak,  Mus.D. 

Paul   Camille  Hippolyt   Brouardel, 

LL.D. 
Alphonso  Corradi,  LL.D. 
Jos.  Rodolph  F'odor,  LL.D, 
Alfred  Ernest  Albert(Prhiceps,  Duke 

of  Edinburgh),  LL.I). 
Viscount  Cranl)rook,  LL.D. 
Lord  Northbrook,  LL.D, 


TITULAR  DEGREES. 


1260 


1896 


Sir  Hen.  James,  LL.D. 

Jos.  Chamberlain,  LL.D 

Joh.  Morley,  LL.D. 

Sir  Fre.  Jos.  Bramwell,  LL.D. 

Sir  Fra.  Walt,  rte  Winton,  LL,D. 

Sir  Ric.  KverardWebstcr  (Trin. )  ,L  L.  D. 

Ric.  Strachey,  LL.D. 

Hen.  Joh.  Roby  (Joh.),  LL.D. 

Geo.  Will.  Hill,  Sc.D. 

Rob.  Yelverton  Tyrrell,  Litt.D. 

Joh.  Rob.  Seelev  (Cai.),  Litt.D. 

Leslie  Stephen  (Trin.  H.),  LlttD. 

Sir  Robert  Stawell  Ball,  M.  A. 

Takhtsinhji  (Maharajah  of  lihaona- 

gar).  LL.D. 
LordHerschell,  LL.D. 
Lord  Roberts,  LL.D. 
Rudolph  Virchow,  ScD. 
Theodore  Aufrecht,  LitiD, 
Julius  Caspar  Ludwig  Zupitza,  Litt.D . 
Standish  Hayes  O'Grady,  Litt.D. 
Charles  Camille  Saint-Saens,  Mu8.D. 
Max    Christian    Friedrich    Bruch, 

Mus.D. 
Pierre  Ilitsch  Tschaikovsky,  Mus.D. 
Antonio  Arrigo  Boito,  Mus.D. 
The  Earl  of  Kintore  (Trin.),  LL.D. 
Santiago  Ramon  Cajal,  ScD. 
Carl  Theodor  von  Inama-Sternegg, 

LL.D. 
Edvard  Greig,  Mus.D. 
A.  T.  Mahan,  LL.D. 
H.R.H.  The  Duke  of  York,  LL.D. 
A.  Peckover,  LL.D. 
The  Duke  of  Richmond  and  Gordon, 

LL.D. 
Earl  Cathcart,  LL.D. 
Sir  J.  H.  Thorold,  LL.D. 
Sir  R.  N.  F.  Kingscote,  LL.D. 
A.  Pell  (Trin.),  LL.D. 
Sir  J.  B.  Lawes,  Sc.D. 
Sir  J.  H.  Gilbert,  ScD. 
Demetrius  Iwanowitsch  Mendel6eif, 

ScD. 
Ernest  Clarke,  M.A. 
John  Augustus  Voelcker,  M.A. 
H.  Earle,  M.A. 
W.  MacGregor,  ScD. 
H.  J.  Wolstenholme,  M.A. 
F.  Galton,  ScD. 
J.  Murray,  ScD. 
Carl  Ludwig  von  Bar,  LL.D. 
F.  de  .Martens,  LL.D. 
Sam.  Berger,  LittD. 
Fra.  And.  March,  LittD. 
Louis  Duchesne,  Litt.D. 
Felix  Liebermann,  LL.D. 
Tobias  Michael  Chas.  Asser,  LL.D. 
Simon  Newcomb,  ScD. 
Michael  Jan  de  Goeje,  LittD. 
Thomas  Francis  Bayard,  LL.D. 
Alphonse  Chodron  de  Courcel,  LL.D. 
Felix  Klein,  Sc.D. 
Theodor  Zahn,  LittD. 
Fridtjof  Nansen,  ScD. 
Antonius,   Archbishop   of  Finland, 

LL.D. 
Marquess  of  Lansdowne,  LL.D. 
Maharaj   Dhiraj  Sir  Partab  Singh, 

LL.D. 
Samuel  James  Way,  LL.D. 
Wilfrid  Laurier,  LLi.D. 


1897    Sir  George  Turner,  LL.D. 

Richard  John  Seddon,  LL.D. 

Sir  Edward  Nicholas  Coventry  Brad- 
don,  LL.D. 

Sir  John  Forrest,  LL.D. 

Harry  Escombe,  LL.D. 

Sir    George    Dashwood    Taubman 
Goldie,  LL.D. 

Sir  Arthur  Arnold,  LL.D. 

Sir  John  Kirk,  ScD. 

Sir  William  Henry  White,  ScD. 
18!)8    Fre.   Temple,    Lord    Archbishop   of 
Canterbury,  LL.D. 

Clia.  Russell  (Lord),  LL.D. 

Wilhelm  Pfeffer.  ScD. 

Annibale  Ferrero,  LL.D. 

Nath.  Lindley,  LL.D. 

Leon.  Hen.  Courtney,  LL.D. 

Alb.  Venn  Dicey,  LL.D. 

J  a.  Bryce,  LittD. 

Sir  Hen.  Br odribb  Irving,  LittD. 

Sir  Edw.  Joh.  Poynter,  LittD. 

Edw.  Caird,  LittD. 

Fra.  Cranraer  Penrose,  LittD. 

Cha.  Booth,  ScD. 

A.  Willey,  M.A. 

Hen.  Pickering  Bowditch,  ScD. 

Anton.  Dohrn,  Sc.D. 

Alphonse  Milne  Edwards,  Sc.D. 

Camillo  Golgi,  ScD. 

Ernst  Haeckel,  ScD. 

Ambrosius  Arnold  Willem 
Hubrecht,  ScD. 

Hugo  Kronecker,  ScD. 

Willy  Klihne,  ScD. 

Etienne  Jules  Marey,  ScD. 

Lord  Kitchener,  LL.D. 

1899  Tho.  Clancy,  M.A. 
Ja.  Hen.  Yoxall,  M.A. 

Sam.  Rawson  Gardiner.  Litt.D. 
Will.  Turner,  Sc.D. 
Thos.  AViltshire,  ScD. 
.\lexandre  Kowalevsky,  Sc.D. 
Horace  Howard  Furness,  LittD. 
Jean  Haston  Darboux,  Sc.D. 
Magnus  Gustaf  Mittag-Leffler,  ScD. 
Albert  Abraham  Michelson,  Sc.D. 
Georg  Hermann  Quincke,  Sc.D. 
Marie  Alfred  Cornu,  ScD. 
Woldemar  Voigt,  ScD. 

1900  Cha.  Hose,  ScD. 
Edm.  Barton,  LL.D. 

Oscar  II,  King  of  Sweden  and  Nor- 
way, LL.D. 
Jos.  Hodges  Choate,  LL.D. 
Earl  of  Rosse,  LL.D. 
Will.  Court  Gully,  LL.D. 
Will.  Reynell  Anson,  LL.D. 
Ben.  Baker,  Sc.D. 
Walt.  Lawry  Buller,  ScD. 
Ingram  Bywater,  Litt.D. 
And.  Bruce  Davidson,  LittD. 
Will.  Lambert  Newman,  Litt.D. 
Will.  Matt.  Flinders  Petrie,  LittD 
Jules  Henri  Poincar^,  ScD. 
Will.  Mitchell  Ranisar,  LittD. 
John  Williams  White,  LittD. 

1901  Samuel  Pierpont  Langley,  Sc.D. 
Frederic  Hymen  Cowen,  Mus  D. 
Edward  William  Elgar,  Mu8.D. 
James  Oswald  Dykes,  M.A. 
George  Frederick  Whitmore,  M.A. 


1270 


TITULAR  DEGREES 


190-2    .111.  >VliitL-Iaw  Reid,  LL.D. 
Maharaja  of  fiwalior,  LL.D, 
Maharaja  of  KoUiapur,  LL.I). 
Duku  of  Argyll,  LL.D. 
TadasH  Havashi,  LL.D. 
Sir  R.  Henn  Collhis,  LL.D. 
Sir  J.  West  Ridgewav,  LL.D. 
Sir  A.  U.  I  lime,  LL.I). 
Sir  IL  U.  Johnston,  ScD. 
A.  W.  Rucker,  Sc.D. 
W.  Sandav,  LittD. 
F.  Seebohni,  Litt.D. 
H.  W.  Parker,  Mus.D. 
ILalil  Halid,  M.A. 
T.  IL  Middleton,  M.A. 

1903  R.Bell,  ScD. 

J.  Skinner,  M.A. 

H.R.H.  The  Duke  of  Connaught  and 

Strathearu,  LL.D. 
R.  T.  Davidson,  Lord  Archbishop  of 

Canterbury,  LL.D. 
Sir  G.  S.  White,  LL.D. 
Lord  Grenfell,  LL.D. 
Sir  E.  H.  Seymour,  LL.D, 
Sir  E.  M.  Satow,  LL.D. 
Sir  J.  D.  P.  French,  LL.D. 
Sir  A.  Hunter,  LL.D. 
P.  M.  Scott,  LL.D. 
Jean  Tiieophile  HoraoUe,  Litt.D. 

1904  W.  F.  Ostwald,  Sc.D. 

P.  Logothetes ( A rchimandritc), L L. D. 
11.  G.  van  de  S.  Bakhuyzen,  Sc.D. 
A.  S.  Famintsyn,  Sc.D. 
A.  C.  de  Franquet,  Litt.D. 
L  Goldziher,  Litt.D. 
T.  Gomperz,  Litt.D. 
K.  Krumbacher,  Litt.l>. 
P.  P.  Leroy-Beaulieu,  Litt.D. 
E.  Mojsisovics,  Sc.D. 
G.  Perrot,  LittD. 
Magnus  G.  Retzius,  Sc.  D. 
E.  Riecke,  ScD. 
W.  Waldeyer,  Sc.D. 
J.  ().  Backlund,  ScD, 
A.  H.  Becquerel,  ScD. 
J.  W.  BrUhl,  ScD. 
H.  G.  A.  Engler,  ScD. 
P.  H.  von  Groth,  ScD. 
A.  C.  L.  M.  L.  Kossel,  ScD. 
H.  F.  Osborn,  ScD. 
N.  G.  Piorson,  ScD. 
V.  Volterra,  ScD, 
D,  Gill,  ScD. 
A.  W.  Howitt,  ScD, 
J,  N.  Lockyer,  Scl). 
P.  A.  MacMahon,  ScD. 
W.  Ramsay,  ScD, 
A.  Schuster,  Sc.  D. 
W.  T.  Thistelton-Dver,  ScD. 
P.  Kabbadias,  Litt.D. 
Gaillard  Tho.  Lapsley,  M.A. 
1905    E.  B.  Tvlor,  ScD. 

A.  R.  Waller,  M.A. 
H.  G.  Aldis,  M.A. 
R.  Stephenson,  M.A. 
Ed.  J.  Monson,  LL.D. 
R.  B.  Finlay,  LL.D. 
Paul  Vinogradoff,  LL.D. 
Lord  Reay,  LittD. 

S.  R.  Driver,  Litt.D. 
F.  Ehrle,  LittD. 

B.  La.  Gildersleeve,  Litt.D. 


1905  Frederic  Harrison,  LittD. 
R.  F.  Scott,  ScD. 
Sir  F.  K  Younghusband,  ScD. 
Earl  of  Cromer,  LL.D. 

1906  R.  L  Lynch,  M.A. 
H.  A.  Chapman,  M.A. 
E.  T.  Candy,  M.A. 
J.  Gibb,  M.A. 
C.  Druce,  M.A. 
P.  S.  Canibon,  LL.D. 
n.  L   H.  Fung  En  Chen  Ko   Kuke 

Tsai  Tse,  LL.D. 
H.  E.  Wang  Tahsieh,  1,L.D. 
H,  E.  Shang  Chi-iieng,  LittD. 
Hon.  Po  Jui,  M.  A, 
J,  M.  Schipper,  LittD. 
E.  J.  Buchanan,  LL.D. 
H.  D.  Hazeltine,  M.A. 

1907  H.LH.  Sadanare  Fushimi,  LL.D. 
H.  Carapbell-Bannerman,  LL.D. 
Earl  of  Elgin  and  Kincardine,  LL.D. 
Viscount  Milner,  LL.1). 

Baron  Curzon  of  Kcdleston,  LL.D. 

E.  Fry,  LL.D. 

R.  B.  Ihildane,  LL.D. 

C.  R.  Markham,  ScD, 

T,  H.  Holdich,  ScD, 

T,  R.  Eraser,  Sc.D. 

S.  H.  Butclier,  LittD. 

A.  Glazounow,  Mus.D. 

H.M.  The  King  of  Siam,  LL.D. 

N.  M.  Butler,  LL.D. 

C.  H.  Wyatt,  M.A. 
G.  Balfour,  M.A. 

D.  T.  Conway,  M.A. 
A,  Keen,  M.A. 

S.  H.  Rav,  M.A. 

W.  C.  Brbgger,  ScD. 

H,  Credner,  Sc.D. 

L.  A.  M.  J.  Dollo,  ScD. 

A,  A.  de  Lapparent,  ScD. 

A,  G,  Nathorst,  Sc.D. 

E.  Fisclier,  ScD. 

1908  M.  A.  S.  Hume,  M.A. 
P.  J.  P.  David,  Mus.M. 

U.     von    Wilamowitz-Moellendorfi, 

LL.D. 
H.  H.  Asquith,  LL,D. 
H.G.  the  Duke  of  Northumberland, 

LL.D. 
Earl  of  llalsbury,  LL.D. 
J.  A,  Fisher,  LL.D. 
H.  von  Ilerkomer,  LL.D. 

C.  A.  Parsons,  ScD. 

G.  O.  Trevelvan  LittD. 

J.  H.  Ramsay,  Litt.D. 

A.  Noble,  ScD. 

W.  Crookes,  ScD. 

R.  Kipling  LittD. 

H.  Lamb,  ScD. 

G.  D.  Liveing,  ScD. 

A.  Marshall,  ScD. 

E.  Nuttall,  LL.D. 

R.  S.  Copleston,  LL.D. 

D.  S.  Tuttle,  LL.D. 

S.  P.  Matheson,  LL.D. 
A.  F.  W.  Ingram,  LL.D. 
J.  Wordsworth,  LL.D. 

E.  S.  Talbot,  LL.D. 
W.  Lawrence,  LL.D. 

F.  J.  Chavasse,  LL.D. 
A.  R.  Tucker,  LL.D. 


TITULAR  DEGREES. 


1271 


1908  S.  A,  'Arrhenius,  Sc.D. 
G.  Lippmann,  Sc.D. 

S.  W.  Stratton,  Sc.l>. 
E.  G.  Warburg,  ScD, 

1909  S.  A.  Iledin,  ScD. 
C.  Gore,  LL.D. 
H.  Diels,  LL.D. 

Prince  R.  Bonaparte,  ScD. 

E.  van  Beneden,  ScD. 
O.  Butschli,  ScD. 

H.  H.  Chodat,  Sc.D. 

F.  Darwin,  ScD. 

K.  F.  von  Goebel,  ScD. 
L.  von  GraflF,  ScD. 
R.  Ilertwig,  ScD. 
H.  Hoflfding,  ScD. 
J.  Loeb,  ScD. 
J.  O.  E.  Perrier,  ScD. 

G.  Scbwalbe,  ScD. 

H.  G.  zu  Solms-Laubach,  Sc.D. 
C.  TimiriazeflF,  ScD, 

F.  Vejdovsky,  ScD. 
M.  A'erworn,  Sc.D. 

H.  von  V6cliting,  Sc.D. 
H.  de  Vries,  ScD. 
C.  D.  Walcott,  ScD. 
E.  B.  Wilson,  ScD. 
C.  R.  Zeiller,  ScD. 
O.  C.  Wiiitehouse,  M.A. 
J.  W.  Oman,  M.A. 
1910    J.  Roscoe,  M.A. 

G.  Gore,  LL.D. 
M.  A.  Stein,  ScD. 
T.  Roosevelt,  LL.D. 
Earl  of  Selborne,  LL.D. 
J.  W.  Lowtber,  LL.D. 
C.  I'alles,  LL.D. 

S.  A.  All,  LL.D. 
H.  W.  Tottie,  LL.D. 
T.  G.  Jackson.  LL.D. 
O.  J.  Lodge,  ScD. 
G.  A.  Sniitb,  Litt.D. 


1910  C.  H.  Firth,  Litt.D. 
W.  H.  Perkin,  ScD. 
W.  Parratt,  Mus.D. 

1911  A.  H.  Mann,  M.A. 

L.  H.  Thornton,  M.A. 

J.  Watson,  M.A. 

G.E.  Hale,  ScD. 

T.  W.  Richards,  ScD. 

E.  R.  TImrneysen,  Litt.D. 

Maharaja  of  Bikaner,  LL.D. 

The  Agha  Khan,  LL.D. 

The  Earl  of  Crewe,  LL.D. 

The  Duke  of  Devonshire,  LL.D. 

The  Earl  of  Minto,  LL.D. 

Sir  J.  G.  Ward,  LL.D. 

L.  Botha,  LL.D. 

Sir  E.  P.  Morris,  LL.D. 

Sir  W.  Lee-Wai-ner,  LL.D. 

1912  W.  E.  Soothill,  M.A. 
G.  W.  Eccles,  M.A. 
R.  C.  Brown,  M.A. 
Earl  Grey,  LL.D. 
Baron  Rothschild,  IJ^.D. 
J.  B.  Mullinger,  Litt.D. 
Major  L.  Darwin,  ScD. 

P.  G.  Wolflf  Metternich,  LL.D. 
?:.  B.  Frost,  Sc.D. 
Marchese  E.  P.  Di  Sessa,  ScD. 
I.  P.  Pavlov,  ScD. 
C.  E.  Picard,  ScD. 
H.  Rubens,  ScD. 
J.  E.  B.  Warming,  Sc.D. 
1913    Hawksworth  Fawkes,  W.,  LL.D. 
Sargent,  J.  S.,  LL.D. 
Wagner,  A.  H.  G.,  LittD. 
Boni,  G.,  Litt.D. 
Kenyon,  F.  G.,  LittD. 
Laughton.  J.  K.,  Litt.D. 
Murray.  J.  A.  11.,  LittD. 
Hardy,  T.,  LittD. 
Poole,  R.  L.,  LittD. 
le  Strange,  G.,  M.A, 


A   SUMMARY 

O?    THK 

MEMBERS     OF    THE     UNIVERSITY,    1913. 


Members  Under-                     Members 

of  the  Senate.                Graduates.  on  the  Boards 

Trinity  College  2082  B36  3670 

St  John's  College  927  253  1545 

Caius  College 473  293  1159 

King's  College   508  154  ..; 1016 

Pembroke  College 459  262  1006 

Christ's  College 404  218  897 

Emmanuel  College 380  200  877 

Clare  College 293  213  723 

Trinity  Hall  240  138  558 

Jesus  College 210  195  512 

Queens' College 175  ,...     173  508 

St  Peter's  College 218  92  403 

Corpus Christi  College...     233  91  392 

Sidney  College   153  109  364 

Downing  College  109  113  303 

St  Catharine's  College  ...     124  131  283 

Magdalene  College    87  Ill  263 

Selwyn  College 54  107  283 

Non-Colle^ate  Students,      30  134  198 

Members  not  on  the  Col- ^   ^^^  ,g^ 

leg-e'Boards    < 

7293  3623                      15094 


MATRICULATIONS. 

1900  932     1910  1218 

1907  1083     1911  1191 

1908  1164     1912  1156 

1909  1163     1913  1200 

VIZ.:  Mich.  Term  1912  1156 

Lent   ,,   1913  22 

Easter     „      1913  22 

1200 


COMPARATIVE  VIEW  OF  MEMBERS  ON  THE  BOARDS. 

1748  1600 

1842  5853 

1852  ". 7809 

1862  7832 

1872  9492 

1882  11430 

1892  12799 

1902  13424 

1912  15271 


AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST 


Mtmbtv&  of  t1)e  lilntlierditp. 


The  date  affixed  is  that  of  the  first  degree  taken,  in  every  case  dating  from 
the  day  of  Inauguration.  Every  person  admitted  after  the  day  of 
Inauguration  in  any  year  is  a  Bachelor  of  Arts  or  Law  of  the  following 
year. 

The  name  of  the  College  is  also  affixed  to  which  each  person  belongs. 
For  List  of  Persons  whose  Names  are  not  on  the  Boards  of  any 
College,  see  also  pp.  1262 — 1264. 

The  asterisk  denotes  a  Member  of  the  Senate. 


•The  Right  Hon.  LORD  RAYLEIGH,  Chancellor  of  the 
University,  1865.     Trinity. 


a-Ababrelton,  ) 
R.R.deR.  f 
Abaza,  M.  N. 
Abbey,  A.  J. 

*  —       J.  P. 
Abbott,  J.  R.deM. 

*  —       H.  A. 

*  —      E. 

*  —      E.  A. 

Abdullah,*  R.  K. 

Abdy,  J.  R. 
•a  Beckett,  W.G. 
•Abercrombie,  J. 

Abraham,  L.  A. 

—  L.  M. 
^Abrahams,  1.  M.A. 

—  A. 

—  S. 
Abrahamson,  I. 
Abram,  G.  S. 

*Acheson-Gray,H.A. 
Ackroyd,  E. 

*  —         H. 

*  —  E. 
Acland,  H.  A.  D. 

—  T.  W.  G. 
Adair,  E.  R. 
Adam,  N.  K. 

*Adami,  J.  G. 

*Adams,  B.  W. 

—  F.  B. 

—  H. 


1913    Down. 

Trin.H. 
Cuius 
Selwyn 
1894    King's 

1904  Queens^ 
fJesus 
iCaius 

1861     Joh. 
1891     Trinity 

Cath. 

Trin.H. 
1891    Jesus 
1874     Caius 

Peter's 

Pemb. 
1902     Christ's 
1906    Emm. 
1906    Emm. 
1913     Clare 
1888     Caius 
1891     Trin.H. 
1897     Caius 
1899     Cuius 
1883    Joh. 
1908    King's 

1912  King's 
Peter's 

1913  Trinity 

1894    Peter's 

1905  Clare 
1911     Clare 


1870 
1904 


1889 


*  Adams,  E. 

—  E.  V. 

—  R.  F. 

*  —  N.P. 

—  W.  T. 

*  —  H.F.  S. 

—  L.  H. 

*  —  S.  T. 

—  F.  N. 

—  F.  S. 

*  —  W.G. 
_  J.  B.  P. 

*  —  H.  P. 

—  A.  B. 

—  E.  T. 

—  J.  K. 

—  J.  E.G. 
Adamson,  E.  B. 

—  F.  D. 

*  —  J.  B. 

—  R.  S. 

4:        H      B 

*Adcock,  W.  *R.  C 

*  —        F.  E. 

—  H.  M. 
•Addams- Williams, 

Addy,  R. 

—  J.  C. 
Ade,  F.  C. 

•Adie,  R.  H. 

*  —  W.  S. 

*  —  C.J.M. 
Adkin,  B.  C. 

•Adler,  H.  M. 


1891 
1913 
1900 
1899 

1885 
1909 
1903 
1903 
1906 
1859 
1912 
1907 


1911 
1913 
1866 
1910 
1904 

,  1905 
1908 
1912 

H.1875 


Pemb. 

Caius 

Trin.H. 

Corpus 

King's 

Queens' 


1913 


1887 

1894 
1898 


1897 


Cath. 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trinity 
Emm. 
Down. 
Selwyn 
NonColl 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Emm. 
Emm. 
Selwyn 
Peter's 
King^s 
Christ's 
Mafrd. 

Jesus 

Trinity 
Trinity 

{Trinity 
Joh. 
T^-inity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Joh. 

54 


1274 


ME31BERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Adrian,  E.  D. 

1911 

Trinity 

*Aldridge,  R.  S. 

1881 

Adriasola,  A.  R. 

Christ's 

•Alexander,  E.  P. 

1878 

Clare 

Adshead,  H.  E. 

1911 

Christ's 



C.  S. 

1899 

Clare 

—          M.  S. 

Christ's 



W.  G. 

1912 

Clare 

*Agar,  W.  E. 

1903 

King's 

*    

E.G. 

1891 

Caius 

*    -    C.  H. 

1897 

Trinity 

-^ 

D.  L. 

1864 

Trin.H. 

Agar  Robartes,Hon.C.E. 

Macfd. 

*    

J.  B- 

1874 

Corpus 

Agate,  L.  D. 

1910 

Peter's 

— 

H.  G. 

King's 

*Ager,  A.  D. 

1909 

Christ's 

— 

A. 

1912 

Joh. 

*Aggs,  W.  H. 

1892 

Trinity 

*    — 

J.F. 

1898 

Trinity 

Agius,  E.  E. 

1910 

Trinity 

♦    

G.G. 

1887 

Down. 

*Agnew,  W.  L. 

1881 

Joh. 

*Alford 

,  C.  S.  L. 

1907 

Corpus 

•    —        Sirs.  A. 

1856 

Trinity 

— 

E.  J.  G. 

1912 

King's 

*    -        S.  C. 

1893 

Trinity 

«    

B.  H. 

1859 

Trinity 

—      V.  c.  w. 

1911 

Trinity 

— 

A.  C.G. 

NonColl. 

*    —       G.W. 

1874 

Ali,  M 

Christ's 

*    —        CM. 

1879 

—  S 

'h. 

Dovm. 

Ahlswede,  E. 

Down. 

Alington,  J.  H. 

1913 

Trin.H. 

Ahmad,  A.  M. 

1913 

Bourn. 

Alison 

,  c. 

1883 

Down. 

Aikman,  K.  B. 

1910 

Clare 

*  Aiken 

,  H.  S. 

1887 

Queens' 

Ainger,  T.  E. 

1906 

King's 

Allan, 

J.  B. 

1912 

Clare 

*    -        A.C. 

1864 

Trinity 

— 

P.  B.  M. 

1913 

Clare 

Ainley,  J.  A.G. 

Jesus 

— 

D. 

1904 

Joh. 

—      K.  E.  D. 

Joh. 

__ 

W.G. 

1892 

Trinitii 

Ainsley,A.  C. 

1912 

Caius 

— 

A.C. 

Trinity 

Ainslie,  S.  R. 

1884 

Peter's 



F.  L. 

Emm. 

—       E.  H. 

1879 

Pemb. 

*Allbutt,  Sir  T.  C. 

1859 

Cains 

•    —       R.M. 

1881 

Pemb. 

♦AUcock,  A.  E. 

1874 

Emm. 

Ainsvvorth,  J.  M. 

Emm. 

»    — 

C.H. 

1878 

Emm. 

—            C.  G. 

1910 

Down. 

*    

W.  B. 

1880 

Emm. 

Airey,  T.  A. 

Ch-ist's 

*Allen 

A.  J.C. 

1879 

Peter's 

*    -     J.  R. 

1906 

Joh. 

*     — 

s.s. 

1904 

Pemb. 

*Airy,  B.  R. 

1868 

Trinity 

— 

p.  H. 

1912 

Pemb. 

*    -1    B.J. 

1895 

Trinity 



H.  R. 

Pemb. 

•Aitchison,  C.  W.H 

.  1892 

Clare 

W.  S. 

Pemb. 

Aitken,  D.  B. 

Trinity 



F.  D.  C. 

Caius 

Akam,J.  W. 

Christ's 

«    

S. 

1869 

Corpus 

Akbar,S.  A. 

Peter's 



J.  L. 

1891 

King!. 

*Akerman,  C. 

1900 

Caius 

*     ___ 

H.P. 

1895 

Christ's 

Akhurst,  A.  F. 

Jesus 

*     

R.  C. 

1902 

Christ's 

•Akroyd,  S.  F. 

1869 

Trinity 

— 

J.  S. 

Chris  fs 

Alam,  S.  M. 

Down. 

•    

w. 

1853 

Joh. 

Albino.  H.  H. 

1912 

Christ's 

*    

G.  C. 

1878 

Joh. 

*Albrif?ht,  G.  S. 

1879 

Trinity 

*    

F.J. 

1879 

Joh. 

Alcock,  J.  H. 

Peter's 

*    — 

A.  VV. 

1902 

Joh. 

♦    —       N.  A. 

1906 

Queens' 

— 

J.  E.  P. 

1904 

Joh. 

•Alderson,  W.  H. 

1881 

Clare 

— 

G.  A. 

1908 

Joh. 

*    —          R.E. 

1900 

Trinity 

— 

F. 

Joh. 

—          R. 

Selioyn 

*    

E.  H. 

1862 

Trinity 

Alderton,  C.  F. 

Selioyn 

»    

J.  H. 

1864 

Triniiy 

Aldis,  H.  G.    M.A,  1905 

Peter's 

*    

W.  0.  B. 

1871 

Trinity 

*    —    A.  C.W. 

1900 

Trin.H. 

*     

H.  S. 

1896 

Trinity 

*  _   w.  s. 

1861 

Trinity 



J.  E.  R. 

1912 

Trinity 

•Aldous,  J.  C.  P. 

1872 

Jesiii' 

*     — 

L.  J. 

1907 

Trinitv 

—       A.  E. 

Jesus 

— 

R. 

1893  NonCoU. 

•Aldrich-Blake,F. 

H.1885 

Pemb. 

*     — 

R.  C.  E. 

1885 

—      R.  M. 

1895 

Pemb. 

^Allendale,  Lord 

1884 

Trinity 

MEMBERS   OF   THE    UNIVERSITY. 


1275 


*Allfrey,  F.  H. 

1894 

Trinity 

♦Anderson,  W .  B. 

1903 

Trinity 

AUgood,  G.  H. 

Trinity 

—            A.  E.D 

1908 

Trinity 

Allhusen,  R. 

Trinity 

—           N.  L. 

Trinity 

Allison,  H.  S. 

Jesus 

•    —           T. 

1859 

Emm. 

_        H. 

1898 

Trinity 

-            L.  A.  P. 

1909 

Emm. 

*    —       F.  B. 

1863 

Sidney 

*    —           A. 

1884 

Sidney 

'Allis-Smith,  W. 

1889 

Clare 

—           C.A. 

1905 

Down. 

*Allix,  C.P. 

1864 

Trinity 

Andras,  J.  B. 

1913 

Trinity 

^     —    C.  I.  L. 

1894 

Trinity 

Andrew,  G.  W.  M. 

1907 

Emm. 

»Allnutt,  P.  R. 

1884 

Pemh. 

*    -          C.J. 

1887 

Sidney 

*Allott,H.  H. 

1867 

Joh. 

*Andrewes,.J.  B. 

1880 

Emm. 

*    —      C.  B.  S. 

1908 

Joh. 

Andrews,  J.  L. 

Peter's 

Allsopp,  F.  G. 

1898 

Einm. 

*    —         C.  F. 

1893 

Pemh. 

•Almack,  W. 

1868 

Joh. 

-         C.N. 

Pemh. 

Almond,  J. 

1913 

Emm. 

—         T. 

1897 

Queens' 

Alston,  R.  C. 

1876 

Peter's 

•    —         E.G. 

1884 

Joh. 

-       L.  R. 

Pemh. 

—       .I.e. 

1912 

Joh. 

*    —       H.  M. 

1890 

Corpus 

•    —         L.  W.  H 

1876 

Trinity 

—       C.  R. 

Jesus 

•    -          P.  T. 

1881 

Trinity 

•    —      L. 

1903 

Christ's 

♦    _         W.  N. 

1881 

Trinity 

•    -       H. 

1862 

Joh. 

—         K.T. 

THnity 

•    —       G.  R. 

1881 

Joh. 

Angas,  D.  T. 

Emm. 

*    —       VV.  C. 

1865 

Trinity 

"Angell,  W. 

1852 

Trinity 

—      G.  K. 
Althorp,  Vise. 

Selwyn 
Trinity 

♦Angus,  C.  F. 

1902 

fTrin.H. 
{Trinity 

ChrisVs 

♦Alton,  C.  K.  T. 

1900 

Trinity 

*    —      W.B.  G. 

1906 

Altounyan,  E.  H.  R. 

Emm. 

-      G.  H.  C. 

1911 

Christ's 

*Alverstone,  Lord 

1865 

Trinity 

♦Annan,  J.  G. 

1908 

King's 

Ambler,  G. 

Pemh. 

♦Annand,  A.  W. 

1904 

Pemh. 

♦Ambrose.  W.  C. 

1888 

Clare 

♦Annesley,  W.  M. 

1903 

Peter's 

-        'S.C. 

1895 

Pemh. 

*Anningson,  B. 

1868 

Caius 

*    —          J.C. 

1861 

Corpus 

Ansbacher,  S.  S. 

Trinity 

*Amos,  A. 

1885 

Clare 

—            G. 

Trinity 

—     C.  W.  H. 

Clare 

Ansdell,  T.  A. 

Trinity 

•    —     A. 

1904 

Down. 

Ansell,  A.  G. 

Trinity 

•Amphlett,  R.  H. 

1870 

Anson,  G.  P.  V. 

1913 

Trinity 

Amps.L.  W. 

1913 

King's 

—      H.  V. 

'Trinity 
Christ's 

*Ancaster,  Earl  of 

1889 

Trinity 

*Ansted,J.  B. 

1843 

Anderson,  C.  G.  0 

Peter's 

•Anstice,  J.  B. 

1850 

Joh. 

*    -           K.B. 

1904 

Clare 

Anthony,  H.D. 

Queens'' 

*    —            R.C. 

1905 

Clare 

Antia,  M.  J. 

1912 

Joh. 

_           W.  A. 

1906 

Clare 

•Antrobus,  J.  C. 

1852 

Joh. 

-            C.A.  K 

Pemh. 

—          H. 

1913 

Joh. 

—           D.  C. 

Pemh. 

♦Anwyl,  0.  E. 

1881 

Trinity 

—           T.  T. 

Pemh. 

Appach,  R.  F. 

1910 

Pemh. 

•AndersoN,H.K.m.d.  1887  Cuius 

Apperly,  B.  L.  M. 

Trinitit 

*    —           J.D.ilf.A1908 

Caius 

♦Appleford,H.H. 

1893 

Joh. 

—            W.  L. 

Caius 

Applegarth,T.  W. 

Emm. 

—           E.A.(Bp)1882 

Queens' 

Appleton,  E.  V. 

Joh. 

-           R.  N. 

1909 

Queens' 

—          A.  B. 

1910 

Doion. 

*    _            Y. 

1873 

C/imt's 

Appleyard,  W. 

Clare 

—            D. 

1909 

Christ's 

•Apthorp,C.  P. 

1865 

Emm. 

—            H. 

1913 

Christ's 

Aranha,  R.  de  S. 

Trin.H. 

—           L.  R.D 

1908 

Joh. 

*Arber,  E.  A.  N. 

1898 

Trinity 

•    —            D. 

1866 

Trinity 

•Arblaster,  E. 

1875 

Clare 

•    —           W.  H. 

1869 

Trinity 

♦Archbold,  W.A.J 

.1887 

Peter's 

•    —            VV.  D. 

1880 

Trinity 

Archdale,  R.  M. 

Magd. 

54—2 


1276 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Archdall,  H.  K. 

1911 

Corpus 

•Ashby,  L.  B. 

1897 

Trinity 

*  A  re her 

J.F. 

1903 

King's 

—      K.  H. 

1913 

Emm. 

•    

C.  w. 

1906 

Trinity 

*Asliconibe,  Lord 

1851 

Trinity 

Arden, 

H.  W. 

Queens' 

Ashcroft,  VV. 

1903 

Caius 

Arden-Davis,  G.  H 

. 

Cath. 

*    -          H. 

1907 

Caius 

Ardern. 

L. 

1910 

Clare 

*    —          A.  H. 

1909 

Gains 

*  Argent 

ina,  Bp  of 

1884 

Trinity 

—          R.  L. 

Caius 

•Aris,  H 

1890 

King's 

—          F. 

1908 

Emm. 

*Arkle, 

E.  S. 

1882 

Peter's 

*Ashford,C.E. 

1889 

Trinity 
Trin.H. 

A.  S. 

1893 

Trinity 

*Ashley,  J .  G. 

1881 

•Arkwright,  R. 
*    —             J.  A. 

1857 

1886 

Trinity 
Trinity 

•  -A.L°&:\^-^ 

.1860 

Trinity 

— 

R.  0.  W. 

Trinity 

*     —      Hon.  A.C. 

1872 

Trinity 

*Armbruster,H.E.H 

1901 

Cuius 

Ashlin,  S.  C. 

1911 

Clare 

*     

C. 

1896 

King's 

*Ashmall,  F.  J. 

1881 

Queens' 

*Armitage,  J.  A. 

1881 

Pemh. 

Ashraf,  S.  S. 

Cath. 



F.  R. 

1905 

Pemb. 

Ashlon,  A.  A.  G. 

1912 

Peter's 



D.  W. 

Pemh. 

-       H. 

1913 

Caius 

«     

H.  R. 

1887 

Joh. 

—       E.G. 

Cath. 



B.  F. 

1913 

Joh. 

—       A.  R. 

1889 

Christ's 

*     — 

E. 
J.W. 

1882 
1885 

Trinity 
Trinity 

•Ashton-Gwatkin,  ^ 
W.  H.T.^ 

1884 

King's 



F.R. 

1888 

Trinity 

*Ashwin,  E.  G. 

1883 

Pemh. 

*     

P. 

1892 

Trinity 

—        M.  F. 

1909 

Pemb. 

*     

N.  C. 

1899 

Trinity 

•    —         CM. 

1887 

Caius 

*     

W.J. 

1890 

Emm. 

•Ashworth,  F. 

1898 

Peter's 

*Armour.  W. 

1879 

Magd. 

-            J.  W. 

1886 

Pemb. 



J. 

NonColl. 

*    —            P. 

1890 

Trinity 

*Armstrong-,  J.H.N 

.  1895 

Trin.H. 

Askey,  S.  G. 

1910 

Joh. 



E.  W. 

King's 

*Askwith,E.  H. 

1886 

Trinity 



J.  L. 

Cath. 

Aspinall,  G. 

1906 

Trinity 



R.StV.B.1893 

Christ's 

Aspinwall,  G.  R. 

Clare 



F.M. 

1899 

Christ's 

•Asplen,  L.  0. 

1885 

Emm. 

*     _ 

H.  B. 

1867 

Trinity 

*A8sheton,  R. 

1886 

Trinity 

•    

Lord 

1885 

Trinity 

—           R.  T. 

Trinity 



M.R.L.1911 

Trinity 

Astbury,  H.  S. 

1912 

Christ's 



J.  R.  B 

. 

Trinity 

*Aston,  F.  M. 

1889 

Pemb. 

Arnold 

,  L.  M. 

Clare 

*    _     W.  F. 

1895 

Joh. 

•    

F.  S. 

1876 

King's 

—     A.  N. 

1905 

Trinity 



G.  W. 

1911 

Queens' 

—     F.  W. 

1912 

Trinity 

*    

J.  H. 

1908 

Joh. 

*    —     W.  D. 

1905 

Down. 

*    

T.  W. 

1886 

Magd. 

*Atchi8on,  G.  T. 

1900 

Christ's 



A.  C.  P. 

Magd. 

♦Athawes,  J.T. 

1861 

Clare 

*    

E.  V. 

1879 

Trinity 

*Atkey,  F.  A.  H. 

1904 

Pemh. 

*    

F.  T. 

1884 

Trinity 

Atkin,  0.  S. 

1909 

Caius 

•    

F.  O. 

1904 

Trinity 

•    —     P.  W. 

1882 

Jesus 

Arnold  Wallinger,G.S.  1911  Trinity 

—     K. 

Jesus 

*Arnott, 

E.  W. 

1905 

Joh. 

*  Atkins,  H.  E. 

1893 

Peter's 

Aron,  E.  M. 

1913 

Jesus 

*    -       J.B. 

1892 

Pemb. 

Arrowsmith,  R. 

Emm. 

*    —       G.  E. 

1892 

Caius 

♦Arthur 

P. 

1859 

Trinity 

•    —       H.J. 

1874 

Joh. 

Ash,H 

.A. 

1905 

Pemb. 

*    —       J.  W.  H. 

1901 

Joh. 

-G 

B. 

1904 

Trinity 

♦Atkinson,  E.  d.d. 

1842 

Clare 

—  F 

H. 

Trinity 

*    —            CM. 

1877 

Clare 

*Ashbee 

.C.  R. 

1886 

King's 

—            H.D. 

1913 

Clare 

Ashburu'er,  G.  B. 

1910 

Christ's 

*    —           H.  F. 

1884 

Caius 

*A8hby, 

L. 

1898 

Christ's 

—           E.  W. 

1903 

Caius 

N. 

1907 

Joh. 

*    —           G.  B. 

1856 

Trin.H. 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY 


1277 


•Atkinson,  E. 

1868 

•    —           W.  M. 

1899 

—            J.deK. 

1911 

—            R.  H. 

1912 

•    —            H.  S. 

1870 

—           G. 

•    —            F. 

1853 

•    -           C.J. 

1872 

*    —           H.  W. 

1890 

•     —            A. 

1856 

•    —           C.  W. 

1892 

*    —            H.  W. 

1909 

—           M.L. 

1910 

—           W.  G. 

1912 

—           R.  E. 

1913 

-            H.G. 

1909 

•Atlay,  M.E. 

1903 

*Attenborough,W.A.1873 

_                C.  R 

W. 

Attfield,  R.  J. 

1912 

Atthill,  G.  Du  S. 

-      J.  A.  L. 

1912 

•Attwater,  T.  H. 

1879 

*    —          H.  L. 

1906 

—          G.  L. 

1910 

—          A.  L. 

—           H.SiJ. 

—          W.  F. 

Attwood,  H.  C. 

1908 

*    —          E.  M. 

1879 

*Auden,  H.  W. 

1889 

*    —       G.  A. 

1893 

•    —       T. 

1858 

Aurelius,  T. 

1905 

*Austen,  G. 

1863 

*    —        F.  W. 

1895 

*     —       J.S. 

1884 

*Au8ten-Cartmell,  J. 

1884 

—                   A.J 

•Austen  Leigh,  E.  C 

1861 

•    —                   W. 

1865 

•    —                   R.A 

.1894 

*     —                   E.G.  1888 

•Ausier,  VV.  W. 

1890 

Austin,  S.  P. 

1893 

*    —       J.  S.T.J. 

1897 

—      H.  W. 

1913 

—       R.A. 

*    —       L.J. 

1902 

Avent,  M. 

1910 

Averill,  A.  S. 

—       C.E. 

1913 

-        T.  H. 

1912 

•Aves,  E.  H. 

1884 

*Avory,Sir  H.  E. 

1874 

Aydon,  J. 

1911 

*Ayers,  F. 

1891 

*Ayles,  H.  H.  B. 

1885 

Trin.H. 

Trin.H. 

Corpus 

Queeiis' 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Kmtn. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Sidney 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Selwyn 

Peter's 

Selwyn 

Pemh. 

Pemb. 

Pemh. 

Pemh. 

Pemh. 

Pemb. 

Gains 

Chnsfs 

Christ' i 

Chrisfs 

Joh. 

Cuius 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Trinity 

King's 

King's 

King''s 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

Trin.H. 

Queens' 

Jesus 

Sidney 

Caius 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Corpus 

Clare 

Joh. 

Joh. 


Ayliff,  E.  H.  S. 
*Ayling,  E. 

Ay  re,  B. 

•Ayscough,  T.  A. 
*Aytoun,  R.  A. 

Azam,  S.  M. 

Babb,  H.  W. 
•Baber,  H.  11. 

—  J.  B. 
*Babington.  J.  C. 

Bacchus,  J.  G. 
Bacharach,  A.  L. 
Bache,  H.  G. 
*Back,A.  H. 

*  —    A.J. 

—  G.  A. 

—  H.  A.  VV. 

—  P.  R.  H. 
Backhouse,  A.  E. 

—  B.  H. 
•Bacon,  R.  C. 

*  —      R.  C. 

—  F.  R. 
Badcock,  A.  L. 

—  E.  B. 

*  —  E.  B. 
*Badger,E.  S.  T. 
•iiadley,  J.  H. 

Baerlein,  O.  F. 
•Baggallay,  E. 

*  _  F. 

—  M.  E.  C. 
BagnaU,  R.  O. 

•Bagnall-Wild,R.B. 

Bagshaw,  C.  E. 
*Bagshawe,  E.  J. 

Baikie,  R. 

*  Bailey,  C. 

—  T.  E.  G. 

*  —      P.  G. 

—  B.  F. 

—  M.  A. 

*  —      G.  F.  S. 

—  C.  M. 

—  VV.  L. 

—  R.  F. 

—  H.  S. 

—  VV. 

*  —       J.  S. 

—  W.N. 

c  s 

Baillie,  a'.  La  T. 
*Baily,W. 

*  —     F.  G. 

*  —    G.  G. 

*  —    W.  F. 
Bain,  G.  W. 

*Bainbridge,  C. 


1884 

Trin.  H. 

1885 

Selwyn 

Jesus 

1853 

Trinity 

1902 

Emm. 

Jesus 

Christ's 

1873 

Trinity 

Trinity 

1902 

Pemb. 

Sidney 

1912 

Clare 

1912 

Caius 

1873 

Caius 

1875 

Caius 

1913 

Caius 

1912 

Caius 

1911 

Caius 

1900 

King's 

1904 

Trinity 
Trin.H. 

1884 

1888 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Joh. 

1889 

Trinity 

1887 

Sidney 

1887 

Cath. 

1887 

Trinity 

Trinicv 

1872 

Caius^ 

1878 

Caius 

1911 

Trinity 

Magd. 

1868 

Caius 

1891 

Pemb. 

1886 

Trinity 

Clare 

1900 

Clare 

1905 

Clare 

1908 

Clare 

1912 

Clare 

1911 

Clare 

1903 

Cuius 

Caitis 

Caius 

1906 

King's 

1911 

Queens' 

Queens' 

1845 

Jesus 

Trinity 

Sidney 

Sidney 

1860 

Joh. 

1889 

Joh. 

1895 

Joh. 

1889 

Trinity 

Joh. 

1895 

Clare 

1278 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


•Bainbridge-Bell.W.D.  1884  Pemb. 

!  *Banham,  D.  B.  R. 

1862 

*    —             F.  C. 

1885 

Pemh. 

*    

V.G. 

1903 

—             L.  H. 

Emm. 

*    — 

H.F. 

1869 

Bainbrigge,  P.  G. 

1912 

Trinity 

*    

J.  H. 

1865 

Baines,E. 

1888 

Cams 

•    — 

J.  C. 

1903 

*    —      M.T. 

1885 

Trin.H. 

*    — 

H.U.  B. 

1902 

—      M.T. 

Trin.H. 

Banister,  H. 

1910 

*    _      A.J. 

1876 

Trinity 



C.  W. 

—      J.  T. 

Trinity 

— 

T.  E. 

1908 

—      W. 

1909 

Dovm. 

— 

T.  E. 

1912 

Baird,  L.  B. 

Christ's 

*     

M.  H. 

1903 

*Bairstow,  W. 

1881 

Trinity 

*Bankart,  A.  S.  B. 

1901 

Baker,  F.  B. 

Peter's 

•Banks 

E. 

1890 

*     —     W.  VV.C. 

1883 

Clare 

*     

E.  H. 

1870 

—     E.  T.  L. 

Clare 

*     

C.P. 

1884 

*    —     A.  T. 

1895 

Cuius 

— 

R.A. 

1912 

—     J.E. 

1910 

Trin.H. 

«     

W.  M. 

1874 

—     P.J. 

1912 

King's 

♦     

W.H. 

1889 

—     E.  C. 

Cath. 

— 

E.  H. 

1906 

•     —     W.  A. 

1892 

Christ's 

Bannatyne,  E.  J. 

1913 

*    —     A.  P. 

1904 

Christ's 

*Bansall,  W.  H. 

1881 

*    —     H.  F. 

1887 

Joh. 

Banya' 

'cl,F.  E. 

*    —     W.  M. 

1880 

Trinity 

Baptie 

,  N. 

1910 

—     A. 

Emm. 

"Barber 

,  W.  T.  A. 

1880 

Bakewell,  B. 

1912 

Christ's 



S.  H. 

1891 

•Baldry.A. 

1851 

Trinity 



L.  C. 

1908 

♦Baldwin,  S. 

1888 

Trinity 

*     

R. 

1871 

*    —         J.  H. 

1902 

Emm. 

»    

C.A. 

1888 

—         P.F. 

Emm. 



W.E. 

1906 

Bale,  R.  F. 

1911 

Queens' 

— 

C.A. 

1909 

*Bales,  P.  G. 

1909 

Peter's 

*     ___ 

H. 

1884 

*Balfour,Rt.Hon.A.J.1870 

Trinity 

*     — 

T.  G. 

1896 

*     —  Rt.Hon.G.W 

.1875 

Trinity 

— 

J.  R. 

18S9 

*     —        A.  E. 

1892 

Trinity 

»    

J. 

1903 

—       C.  M. 

1912 

Trinity 

Barbour,  G.  B. 

—       J. 

Trinity 

*    — 

R. 

1897 

*    -       B.  R.T. 

1871 

Barcikowski,  J.  W 

*Balgarnie,  W.  H. 

1897 

Trinity 

Barclay,  J.  A. 

•Ball,  F. 

1861 

Caius 

— 

E.  D. 

*    —  SirR.S.  M.^ 

.1892 

King's 

m     

E.E. 

1882 

*    _  W.  V. 

1895 

King's 

•     

F.H. 

1891 

•    _  W.  W,  R. 

1874 

Trinity 

*     

A.E. 

1897 

—  H.  F. 

1912 

Sidney 

*     

H.G. 

1874 

BalIamy,H.  W. 

Trinity 

*     — 

C.  W. 

1876 

*Balleine,G.  P. 

1891 

Selwyn 

*     — 

R.  L. 

1889 

Ballingall,  D.  C.  G 

.1910 

Emm. 

«     

D.  B. 

1898 

*Balls,  W.  L. 

1903 

Joh. 

*     

J.  G. 

1900 

•  Balls- Headley,  W. 

1862 

Peter's 



T.  H. 

1906 

*Balston,  M.  E. 

1906 

Trinity 

— 

A.  V. 

1909 

*Baly,H. 

1896 

Emm. 

— 

W.  E.  A. 

1909 

♦    -   A.L. 

1901 

Emm. 

•Barclay- Smith,  E. 

1886 

Bamford,  A.  J. 

1907 

Emm. 

*  Bare  reft,  J. 

1896 

Banbury,  F.  E. 

Trinity 

•Barford 

,J.S. 

1879 

*Bancks,C.  G.  W. 

1879 

Joh. 

*Barger, 

G. 

1901 

♦Bancroft,  C.  K. 

1908 

Trinity 

♦Baring, 

F.  H. 

1871 

Banerjee,  P.  N. 

1908 

Trinity 

•Barker, 

G.  D. 

1904 

-          S.N. 

1910 

Down.     \ 

— 

H. 

Caius 

King's 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Jesus 
Jesus 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Queens' 
Jesus 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Caius 
Joh. 

N on  Coll. 
Chnst's 
Caius 
King's 
King's 
Jesus 
Christ's 
Christ''s 
Joh. 
Magd. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Pemb. 
Caius 
Trin.H. 
Trin.H. 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Doivn. 
Kitig's 
King's 
Cath. 
King's 
Trinity 
Peter's 
Clare 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1279 


^nan( 


♦Barker,  B.  T.  P. 

1899 

Caius 

-       R.L. 

1906 

Caius 

—       G.  P. 

1909 

King's 

—       H.  I.  P. 

1911 

King's 

—       H.A.  K. 

Queens' 

*    —      J. 

1889 

Christ's 

—      H. 

1884 

Trinity 

*    —      E.  M. 

1892 

Emm. 

—      T.  W. 

1913 

Selwyn 

—      G.  T. 

Selwyn 

—      F. 

Selwyn 

*    -      G.  F.  R. 

1871 

*BarkJng,  Ld  Bp  of 

1863 

Magd. 

*Barkla,  C.  G. 

1903 

King's 

Barkworth,  H.  B. 

1900 

Pemb. 

*  Barlow,  C.  VV.  C. 

1886 

Peter's 

—        C.N. 

Pemb. 

—        L.  W. 

1910 

Caius 

*    —        L. 

1881 

Trin.H. 

*    —        C.  A.  M. 

1889 

King's 

—        R.  G. 

Christ's 

*    —        T.  D. 

1904 

Trinity 

*    —        J.J. 

1907 

Trinity 

Barltrop,  E.  A. 

Queens' 

—          I.  C. 

Queens' 

♦Barnard,  A.  J. 

1886 

Pemb. 

•    —         D.J.J. 

1871 

Trin.H. 

—         D.  C. 

1902 

Trin.H. 

—         F.A.  B. 

King''s 

*    —         J.D. 

1907 

Jesus 

—         H.  D. 

Jesus 

*    _         H.  G. 

1878 

Christ''s 

*    —        P.M. 

1890 

Christ's 

—        K.H. 

1908 

Christ's 

•    _         W. 

1879 

Trinity 

—         H.V. 

1889 

Trinity 

*    —         S. 

1885 

Emm. 

*    —         E.  B. 

1882 

Down. 

Barnato,J.  H.  W. 

Trin.H. 

_         W.J. 

Trin.H. 

*Barnard.Smith,B.G.  1880 

Peter's 

•Barnes,  W.  E. 

1881 

Peter's 

•    —       E.  W. 

1878 

Jesus 

—      G.  G. 

1908 

Joh. 

•    _      G.  E. 

1870 

Trinity 

—      A.  G. 

1877 

Trinity 

•    —       H.A. 

1888 

Trinity 

*    _      E.W. 

1896 

Trinity 

•    _      A.S.  M.A.incorp.  1904:  Trin. 

—      G.  Le  M. 

1908 

Trinity 

Barnett,  R.  W. 

Pemb. 

_        S.H. 

1913 

Caixis 

*    —         A.  T. 

1881 

Joh. 

*    —         B.  L.  T. 

1896 

Joh. 

*    _        L.  D. 

1896 

Trinity 

_         B.L. 

Trinity 

♦Barnicoat,  E.  C 

1887 

Selwyn 

*Barnicoat,  G.  H.        1909  Selwyn 

•Barnicot,  J.  1896  Pemb, 

*  —           H.               1904  Pemb. 
Barningham,  E.  Trinity 
Barnsley,  R.  E.         1908  Trinity 

—  T.  K,  Trinity 
*Baron,  Robert  R.  N.  1895  Christ's 

*  —      Reg. R.N.     1896  Christ's 

*  —     W.  R.  N.        1900  Christ's 
*Barr,  C.  J.  H.            1892  Pemb. 

—  G.  1907  Christ's 
Barraclough,  N.  E.  King's 

*  —               J.  B.    1866 
Barran,  C.  A.  Clare 

*  —        H.  1884  Trin.H. 

—  Sir  J .  N.,  Bart.  1894  Trinity 

—  H.V.  F.  Trinity 
*Barratt,  H.  O.            1894  Peter's 

—  W.  D.  1905  Trinity 

*  —        E.G.  1884  Emm. 

*  Barrel!,  F.  R.  1883  Pem,b. 

—  F.  M.  Pemb. 
•Barrett,  W.  E.  C.     1893  Clare 

*  —        W.E.  C.      1901  Pemb. 

—  R.  S.  1905  Cains. 

—  L.  1913  Christ's 

—  H.  S.  1909  Joh. 

—  S.  T.  Joh. 

—  R.  C.  Trinity 

—  R.  O.  NonColl. 
Barrett- Harailton,G.E.  1894  Trinity 
Barringer,  R.  E.  Trin.H. 
Barrington,  F.  E.  P.  Caius 

—  M.  1884  Trinity 

—  C.  V.  1887  Trinity 
Barritt,  J.  L.  Emm. 

•Barron,  E.  E.  1883  Peter's 

—  G.  D.            1913  Caius 
Barrow,  P.  L.  Pemb. 

—  R.  M.  King's 

—  J.  H.  M.  Queens' 

—  A.  J.  1906  Magd. 

*  __        T.  E.  M.    1877  Emm. 
Barrowclough,  S.  Trinity 

*Barrow-in-Furnes8^,|   i^c^^  Emm. 

♦Barry,  G.D.  1886  Caius 

—  E.  O.  1887  Trinity 
Barter,  E.  G.             1913  Sidney 

•Bartholomew,  A.  T.  1904  Peter's 

*  —  G.r.  1903  King's 

*  _  C.W.1876  Trinity 
Barthropp,  S.A.N.  S.  Trinity 
Bardam,  E.  W.         1913  Christ''s 

•Bartleet,  S.  E.  1857  Trinity 

*  —  H.H.  M.  1891  Trinity 
Bartlett.  D.  M.  M.    1895  Clare 


1280 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY 


Bartlett,  L. 

Cath. 

-        A.G. 

Cath. 

—        F.  C. 

Joh. 

—        E.G. 

Trinity 

-        A.  C. 

Emm. 

—        G.  B. 

1902 

Sidney 

—         C.  W. 

NonColl. 

•Barton,  G.  H.  B. 

1893 

Clare 

—       C.  C. 

1881 

Trin.H. 

*    -       C.  G. 

1900 

Queens' 

•    —       C.  W. 

1888 

Jems 

*    —       H.C.  M. 

1874 

Joh. 

*    —       C.J. 

1896 

Magd. 

•    —       .T.F. 

1883 

Emm. 

*Bartram,  J.  W. 

1884 

Peter's 

—         L.H. 

Trinity 

Barwell,  H. 

Cath. 

*    —         N.  F. 

1900 

Trinity 

•    —         A.  H.S. 

1860 

Barwick,  R.  L. 

1900 

Christ's 

Base,E.  H. 

1898 

Corpus 

Bashford,  P.  F.R. 

1907 

Christ's 

*    —           H.  L. 

1891 

Emm. 

Bass,  V.  A. 

Glare 

•    -  C. 

1887 

Trinity 

•Basset,  A.  B. 

1877 

Trinity 

Bassett,  H.  LI. 

1912 

Trin.H. 

Bastow,  F. 

Clare 

Basu,  B.  K. 

1911 

Emm. 

*Batchelor,  W.  J. 

1870 

Emm. 

•Bate,  J.  P. 

1884 

i  Trin.H. 
\  Peter's 

•    _  E. 

1883 

Emm. 

♦Bateman,  F.J.  H. 

1890 

Pemb. 

*    —          W.  H.  F. 

1884 

Christ's 

•    —          A. 

1862 

Joh. 

*    —          H. 

1903 

Trinity 

*    _         F.  D. 

1888 

Sidney 

Bates,  J.  V. 

1913 

Pemh. 

*    —     G.  L. 

1891 

Trin.H. 

*    —     S.  E. 

1874 

Corpus 

*    —     P.  V. 

1903 

Corpus 

—     H.S. 

Cath. 

•    —    A.N. 

1854 

Trinity 

•    —    G.N. 

1894 

Sidney 

Bateson,  E. 

1890 

King's 

*    —         W. 

1883 

Joh. 

•Bather,  W.  H. 

1884 

Pemh. 

*    —       A.  G. 

1891 

King's 

*Bathurst,  W.  A. 

1863 

Trinity 

—          P.  L. 

Magd. 

Batley,  J. 

Trin.H. 

*    —       J.  A.  B. 

1879 

Trinity 

—       R.  C. 

1884 

Trinity 

*    —      J.  Y. 

1906 

Trinity 

Batra,  A.  C. 

King''s 

*  Batten,  J.  D. 

1883 

Trinity 

♦Batten  F.  E.  1887 

—  L.  W.  1911 
Battenberg,  Prince"! 

L.  of  J 

Batterham,  D.  J. 
*Baltersby,  R.  1897 

*Battiscombe,  E.  M.  1891 
•Baty,  I'.  B.A.incp.  1894 

Baity,  W.R.  1910 

—  G.  G.  H. 
*Baugh,  H.R. 
•Bausor,  H.  W. 

Bavvdon,  R.  H. 
Baxandall,  A. 

*  Baxter,  R.  T. 

*  —       E.G. 

—  W.H.  B. 

—  T.  H. 

*  —       A.  H.  Y. 

—  C.W. 

—  H.  A. 

*  Bayard,  F.  C. 
*Baver,  S.  F. 
*BaVfield,  M.  A. 
•Bayford,  R.  A. 

o    -pi 

•Baylay,A.  "m.'y. 
♦Bayley,  G.  J. 

*    C  S 

•Baylis,  G.* 

Bayliss,  C.  W. 

*  —   E.G. 
•Bayly,  P.  L. 
•Bayne,  W.  T. 
•Baynes,  D.  L.  H. 

—  F.  W.  W. 

*  —   ,F. 

*  —   M.  C. 

*  —   W.  E.  C. 

*  —   J.B. 

—  G. 
Baynham,  W.  G. 

•Baz)ey,SirT.S.,  Bart.  1852 


1903 


1893 
1877 

1907 
1903 

1911 
1874 
1904 
1875 
1860 
1895 
1866 
1889 
1881 
1884 

1889 
1884 
1862 
1907 
1911 
1870 
1876 
1897 
1900 


Beal,  E. 
•Beale,  J.  R. 

*  —     E.G. 

—  C.  W. 

—  E.  V. 

—  C. 

*  —  B.  R. 
^  —  H.  K. 
'    —     H.  L. 

Beament,  W.  0. 
Bean,  J.  W.  B. 
Beanland,  J.  W. 
Beard,  E.  C. 

—  A.J. 


1868 
1901 
1874 


1910 
1886 
1891 
1900 

1901 

1912 


Trinity 

Sidney 

Magd. 

Caius 

Cath. 

Pemh. 

Trinity 

Jesus 

Christ's 

Queens' 

Clare 

Clare 

Selwyn 

Clare 

Pemb. 

Pemh. 

King's 

Joh. 

Tiinity 

Selv)yn 

Joh, 

Caius 

Clare 

Trin.H. 

THn.H. 

Trinity 

Clare 

Cains 

Peter's 

King's 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

Trinity 

Clare 

Caius 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Jesus 

Trinity 

Trin.H, 

Clare 

Caius 

Caius 

King's 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Selwyn 

Selwyn 

Selwyn 

Joh. 

Joh. 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1281 


Beard,  C.  I. 

1852 

*    —      H.  S.  G. 

1909 

♦Beardmore,  H.  L. 

1878 

Beasley,  C.  M. 

1890 

*   —      vv.c. 

1885 

Beaton,  E. 

1902 

Beatty,  R.  T. 

1910 

♦Beau champ,  S. 

1887 

•    —               H.  W, 

1875 

Beaufoy,  G,  M. 

•Beaumont,J.  W.  F 

.1899 

*    —             W.N. 

1888 

—            O.A. 

1912 

—        w.c. 

*    —            E. 

1867 

—     Hon.W.H.C.  1912 

*    —              W.  E. 

1882 

Beaumont-Nesbitt,  W.  H. 

*Beavan,  C.  A. 

1862 

Beazley,  C.  M. 

Becher,  C.  L.  R. 

*    —      Sir  J.  W.Bart.  1852 

*     -      G.G. 

1909 

•Beck,  E.J. 

185.5 

♦     —     E.  A.A. 

1898 

*    —    B.  R. 

1901 

*    —     F.  G.  M. 

1904 

*    _    E.  W.  T. 

1908 

*Beck,  E.  a. 

1871 

•    —     H.  E. 

1874 

*    —    H.  M. 

1890 

*     —    J.  H. 

1878 

Becke,  C.  R. 

Beckh,R.  H. 

Beckett,  C.  H. 

*    _        T.  A. 

1884 

Beckton,  H. 

1892 

*BedaIe,  C.  L. 

1901 

*    —        F.  S. 

1908 

*Beddard.  A.  P. 

1889 

*Beddin^ton,H.H.M.1885 

•    -              G.E. 

1888 

•    —             C. 

1890 

Bedford,  S.  H. 

1910 

•    —         J.L. 

1870 

*    —         E.  C. 

1884 

♦    —         T.  G. 

1897 

*Bedwell,  F.  L. 

1896 

Bedworth,  C 

Beebe,  A.  W.  B. 

Beecroft,  A.  E. 

1910 

•Beecheno.G.  H. 

1888 

♦Beedham,  H.  W. 

1890 

Beer,  A.  H. 

*beevor,  J.  H. 

1883 

*    —       E. 

1889 

♦    -       R.  J. 

1882 

Trinity 

Selwyn 

Clare 

Peter's 

Jesus 

Caius 

Emm. 

Caius 

Corpus 

Magd. 

Pemb. 

Caius 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Down. 

Trinity 

Caius 

Trinity 

Clare 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Clare 

Clare 

Clare 

Clare 

Clare 

Trin.H. 

Trin.  H. 

King's 

Trin.H. 

Jesus 

Caius 

Joh. 

Clare 

Clare 

Clare 

Tnnity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Caius 

Queens^ 

Trinity 

Sidney 

Cath. 

Down. 

Tnnity 

Ghrint's 

Pemb. 

Christ's 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Trinity 


Beg,  M.  A. 
•Beilby,  G. 

Down. 

1864 

Corpus 

Bein,  A.  B. 

King's 

*Beith,  J.  H. 

1898 

Joh. 

Be'k^ssy,  F. 

King's 

•Beldam,  G.  W. 

1889 

Peter's 

*    -        C.A. 

1891 

Peter's 

Belgrave,  A.  C. 

1906 

Joh. 

—          W.  N.  C 

.  1913 

Joh. 

—          H.  A. 

Joh. 

*Bell,  H.  G. 

1893 

Peter's 

*    —  R.  L. 

1894 

Peter's 

—  H.T.  M. 

1895 

Peter's 

*    —  G.  A. 

1896 

Clare 

—  J.  H. 

Clare 

—  A.  T. 

1912 

Pemb. 

•    -  W.  G. 

1879 

Trin.H. 

—  W.A.  J. 

1905 

Trin.H. 

—  T.  N.  J. 

Trin.H. 

•    —  S.  P. 

1898 

King's 

—  G.G. 

Cath. 

—  H.  A. 

1910 

Jesus 

—  A.C. 

Jesus 

*    —  W. 

1866 

Christ's 

—  C.  H. 

1910 

Christ's 

—  J.  A.  H. 

1911 

Christ's 

—  T.  0. 

1908 

Joh. 

*    —  E. 

1867 

Trinity 

—  G.  M. 

1899 

Trinity 

*    —  A.  C.  H. 

1902 

Trinity 

—  C.  W.  D. 

Trinity 

*    -  H.  W. 

1887 

Emm. 

—  W.A. 

Sidney 

—  J.  A. 

Down. 

—  L.  B. 

Selwyn 

•Bellamy,  J.  E. 

1887 

Pemb. 

*Bellars,  A.  E. 

1902 

Magd. 

Bellhouse,  A.  P. 

Jesus 

—            S. 

Emm. 

Bellman,  A.  F. 

1912 

Joh. 

Bellward,  G.  W.  F 

1913 

Emm. 

Bellwood,  K.  B. 

1912 

Pemb. 

*Belmore,  Earl  of 

1891 

Trin.H. 

Beloe,  J.S. 

1902 

Clare 

•Belper,  Lord 

1863 

Trinity 

•Bemrose,  H.  H. 

1879 

Clare 

•Bendall,  H. 

1871 

Christ's 

•Bendyshe,  R. 

1847 

Trinity 

Benest,  E,  E. 

1913 

Caius 

Beney,C.  C. 

Jesus 

•Benham,  B. 

1878 

i  King's 
[Corpus 

♦Benians,  E.  A. 

1902 

Joh. 

Benjamin,  J.  A. 

Clare 

-           R.  N. 

Clare 

*Benn,  C.  A. 

1890 

Trin.H. 

Benne]l,J.C. 

NonColl. 

54—5 


1282 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Bennett,  F.J. 

Peter's 

Berkeley,  M.  K.  Fitz  H. 

Pemh. 

*    —         C.Ll. 

1903 

Clare 

Berlein,  L.  H. 

Magd. 

—         S.L. 

1913 

Pemh. 

•Bernard,  W.  C. 

1886 

Trin.H. 

—         H.  R. 

Caius 

—        D.  V. 

Corpus 

-        J.G. 

1907 

King's 

—         H.C. 

Joh. 

•    —         G.  L. 

1888 

ChriU's 

—         B.  E.  V. 

Trinity 

*    -         W.  H. 

1882 

Joh. 

—         J.  G.  M. 

Trinity 

•    —         C.  W. 

1901 

Joh. 

*Bernays,  A.  E. 

1897 

Trinity 

—        G.  M. 

Joh. 

Berney,  R.  H. 

1895 

Trin.H. 

*    —         G.  T. 

1890 

Trinity 

—       Sir  T.  R. 

Trin.H. 

—         E. 

Trinity 

Berrington,  K.  C. 

1905 

Pemb. 

*    —         E.  A. 

1871 

Emm. 

*Berry,  B.  A. 

1892 

Peter's 

*    —        G.  T. 

1890 

Emm. 

Joh. 

-  H.V. 

—  W.  L. 

1913 

Caius 
Caius 

—        H.  H.  G. 

1913 

Emm. 

*     _      A. 

1885 

King's 

—         W.P. 

1912 

Emm. 

*    —      G. 

1891 

King's 

*    —        H.  G. 

1880 

Sidney 

—     P.  H. 

1910 

King's 

—        W.  E. 

Sidney 

*    —     F.N. 

1901 

Trinity 

—        T.  C. 

*Bennion,  J.  M. 

1898 

Sehoyn 
Joh. 

*    -     A.J. 

1909 

(Trinity 
\Dov;n. 

*    —          A.  T. 

1903 

Trin. 

*  Bertram,  T.  A. 

1890 

Caius 

Bennison,  J.  J. 

Corpus 

♦    —         Sir  G.  C. 

1864 

Trinity 

*Bennitt,  F.  W. 

1895 

Pemh. 

^Berwick,  W.  E.  H. 

1909 

Clare 

Benoly,  H.J. 

1912 

Chiist's 

♦Besant,  W.H. 

1850 

Joh. 

Benoy, J.  F. 

Joh. 

*    —       F. 

1863 

Emm. 

•Bensly,  E.  von  B. 

1885 

Trinity 

*Besley,  W.  P. 

1895 

King's 

*     —       W.J. 

1896 

Emm. 

Best,  R.  W.G. 

Peter's 

Benson,  C.  D. 

Clare 

*    —  J.  D. 

1879 

Queens' 

*    —        A.C. 

1884 

(  Magd. 
\  King's 

-  J.  K. 

—  O.H. 

1910 

Queens' 
Queens' 

—        C.  T.  V. 

1904 

King's 

*    —  G.  A.  H. 

1861 

Joh. 

—        G.  E. 

Joh. 

—  I.J. 

1906 

Joh. 

—        H.  W. 

1913 

Emm. 

—  T.W. 

Trinity 

—        W.N. 

1913 

Emm. 

Beswick,  W.  T. 

Trin.H. 

Bentall,  C.  E. 

Caius 

•Bethell,J.F.H. 

1871 

Joh. 

•Benthall,W. 

1876 

Pemb. 

—       A.  D. 

Joh. 

*    —          C.  F. 

1884 

Pemh. 

—       C. 

1907 

Trinity 

*Bentley,W.  W. 

1906 

Queens' 

-        D.J. 

Trinity 

-         R.C. 

Queens' 

*Bethune,  M.  R. 

1887 

Trinitii 

—         C.  L. 

Christ's 

•  Bethune- Baker,  J.F.  1884 

Pemh. 

*    -        J.H. 

1906 

Joh. 

Betteridge,  J.  E.  B 

[. 

Jesus 

—         A.J. 

1910 

Joh. 

-             CD. 

Jesus 

*    —        A.  T. 

1864 

Trinity 

—             H.  G.  W. 

Christ's 

—        J.D. 

1913 

Emm. 

_             B.F. 

Christ's 

Bentliff,  H.  D. 

1913 

Trinity 

Betton,  H.R.  B. 

Selwyn 

•Bently,  F.  M. 

1898 

Queens' 

•Betts,  H.  P. 

1881 

Pemb. 

Benton,  D. 

1913 

Emm. 

•    —    E.  P. 

1868 

Trinity 

•Benwell,  H.F.deC 

.  1876 

Cath. 

*    _    H.E. 

1885 

Trinity 

*Benyon,  J.  H. 

1873 

Magd. 

Bevan,  C  B. 

Clare 

*Berens,A.  A. 

1866 

Trin.H. 

*    —       P.  C. 

1881 

Pemb. 

-      H.A. 

1911 

Sidney 

—      J.  M. 

1908 

Caius 

*Beresfbrd,  J.J. 

1879 

King's 

•    —      CO. 

1895 

Tnn.H. 

—           J.  B. 

1910 

King's 

—      A.  E. 

King's 

•    -            J. 

1862 

Emm. 

—      F.  H.  V. 

King's 

—           S. 

NonColl. 

—      J. 

Jesus 

Berger,  S.  H. 

Trinity 

*    _      H.E.J. 

1878 

Joh. 

Bevan,  G.  T.  M. 

1912 

-      R.A. 

1857 

—      W.  H.  R. 

1864 

—      CM. 

1870 

—      A.  A. 

1887 

—      R.  A.  C. 

1887 

—      W. 

1888 

—      R.  F. 

1890 

—      P.  V. 

1899 

—      E.G. 

1872 

Bevan- Brown,  R. 

E. 

Bevan-Petman,  B.  A.1892 

1912 


1912 
1860 

1908 


1910 


1913 


Beven,  J.  J.  O. 
Beveridge,  G. 
Beverley,  R.  B. 

—  R. 

*  —  Bpof 
*Beves,  C.  H. 

Bevington,  A.  de  H.  1913 

*  —  H.  S.      1875 
Bevis,  R.  A. 
Bhargava,  P.  L. 
Bharucha,  N.  M 
Bhate,  B.  K. 
Bhatia,  S.  L. 
Bhide,  V.  S.  S 
Bibby,  E.  E.              1909 

*  —      A.  G.  G.        1881 
Bickerdike,  R.  B.      1905 

*Bickersteth,  H.  V.    1886 

*  _  R.  1886 

*  —  R.  A.     1884 

*  —  A.  1888 
Bickerton,  J.  M. 

—  H.R. 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


J  oh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

King's 
King's 
Christ's 
Clare 
Trin.H. 
Queens' 
Trinity] 
Trinity 
Feter's 
Trinity 
Queens' 
NonColl. 
Cains 

1913  NonColl. 

1913    Peter's 
NonColl. 
Peter  s 


1283 


Cuius 
Pemb. 
Pemb. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Pemb. 
Trin.H. 


Biekford-Smith,  W.  N.  V.   Pemb. 


Bickley,  G.  H. 
Bicknell,  C.  D. 

Tl        p 

*Biddell,  H.* 

*  —        S. 
•Bidder,  G.  P. 

*  —      H.  F. 
•Biddle,  F.  W. 

*  —      F.A. 
Bidgood,  G.  J.  B. 

•Bidwell,  G.  W. 

*  —        C. 

*  —        J.  E. 
—         L.  S. 

*  —        R.A. 
Bienemann,  G.  A.  J 

*Biffen,  R.  H. 

•Bigg,  T.  F. 

«      T>     tr 

Biggar,  C.  L.  P. 


Pemb. 
Cath. 
Christ's 
Magd. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Cath. 
Clare 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
.  1912  Emm. 

1860    Cat  MS 
1888    Joh. 

Christ's 


1912 
1897 
1882 
1853 
1886 
1897 
1872 
1899 

1870 
1867 
1891 
1898 
1906 


Bigge,  H.  F. 

1897 

Trinity 

Bigger,  W.  G. 

1910 

Queens' 

1       W.K. 

1912 

Emm. 

•Biggs,  A.  H. 

1893 

Trin.H. 

*    -      H. 

1903 

King's 

Bigg- Wither,  R.W 

.  1911 

King's 

Bigland,  A.  D. 

1908 

Caius 

Bignold,  C.  S. 

1910 

Clare 

-         Sir  A. 

1861 

Trin.H. 

*Bigwood,J.  E.  C. 

1885 

Trin.H. 

*    -          J. 

1863 

Joh. 

*Bilderbeck,  J.  B. 

1874 

Cath. 

Billinger,  H.  F. 

Joh. 

Billingion,  H.  L. 

Clare 

•    -            C. 

1889 

Caius 

—           C.  M. 

Caius 

Bilsborough,  J.H. 

1910 

Selioyn 

Bilsland,  J.  A. 

1909 

Joh. 

Bilton,  E.  B. 

lfi09 

Clare 

—      C.H.E. 

1911 

Clare 

■Bindloss,  W. 

1891 

Jesus 

•Bingham,  F. 

1866 

Trinity 

*    _           C.R. 

1875 

Trinity 

Bingley,  G.  A, 

Joh. 

•    —        H.  C.  A. 

1884 

Trinity 

Queens' 

Binks,  B.  H. 

1909 

—     B.  B. 

1912 

Christ's 

*Binney,  J. 

1892 

Trin.H. 

•    —        M.  F.  B. 

1883 

King's 

Binnie,  W.  J.  E. 

1888 

Trinity 

Binns,  C.  C.  H. 

1906 

Caius 

—     A.  L. 

Joh. 

—      L.  E. 

1911 

Emm. 

Binyon,  B. 

1907 

Trinity 

*    -       F.  D. 

1893 

Sidney 

Bion,  R.  E. 

Trinity 

Birch,  F.C. 

1881 

Pemb. 

—     W.  C. 

1907 

King's 

—     A.C. 

1911 

King's 

—     F.  L. 

King's 

—     G.  C. 

1908 

Trinity 

Birchall,  W.  R. 

1910 

Trinity 

•Birch-Reynardson, 

J  .1840 

Corpus 

*Bird,  S. 

1909 

Clare 

—    C.  B. 

Pemb. 

•    —  M.  C.  H. 

1880 

Trin.H. 

—  C.  K. 

King's 
Cath. 

-  P.  C.  H. 

*    -   C. 

1884 

Trinity 

•    —  G.  S. 

1894 

Trinity 

•    -  G.  F. 

1900 

Trinity 

-  M.  W.  K. 

1911 

Emm. 

_  A.  K. 

Emm. 

•    —  F.  H. 

1883  NonColl. 

•Bird wood,  R.  A. 

1873 

Peter's 

*    _           G.T. 

1888 

Peter's 

—           H.F. 

Peter's 

1284 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Birkbeck,  G.  W. 

—  G. 
Birkett,  J.  S. 

—  G.  E. 

•  —       A.  I. 

•  —       C. 

*  —       H.  J.D. 
*Birks,  G.  T. 

•  -    E.  B. 

•  —    H.A. 
Birnberg',  J. 

Birrell,  lU  Hon.  A.  1873 

—  F.  F.  L.         1911 

•  —       E.  A.  1872 
•Birtwistle,  G.             1899 

Bisdee,  J.  S.  M. 
Bishop,  E.  F.  f . 

—  P.F. 

—  J.H. 

•  _        W.C. 

*  —       H.A. 
*Bisshopp,  H.  B. 

•  —  F.  R.  B. 
Bittencourt,  P. 
Black,  J.  N. 

—  J.G. 

—  J.  A. 

—  W. 
^     M.  A. 

—  R.  A. 

—  S.  G. 

*  —     S.  G. 
^     R.P. 

—  A. 

*  _     R. 
Blackburn,  G.  G. 

—  W.  H. 

*  —  W. 
*Blackburne,  H.  W 

—  E.  V. 
*Blackburne-Daniell, 

G.F 

•  —  H.E 
Blackden,  S.  C. 
Blackett,  G.  E. 

*  —  J.  P.  M 
*Blackie,  A. 

Blackledf?e,  R.  D. 
*Blacklock,  J.  H. 
*Blackn)an,  F.  F. 

*  _  V.  H. 
*Blackmoie,  W. 

*  —  J.  K. 
•Blackwall,  W.  A. 
•Bladon,  W.  B. 

—  J.  W. 

—  M.  W.  B 


1888 

1885 
1896 
1900 
1899 
1870 
1878 


1913 


1876 
1899 
1883 
1883 


1907 

1868 
1898 
1899 

1884 

1910 
1886 
1910 

1873 
1901 
1913 

J1900 

1906 
1913 

1890 
1905 
1913 
1909 
1891 
1895 
1874 
1894 
1902 
1878 


Trinity 
Trinity 
Clare 
Trin.H. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
King's 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Queens' 
Trin.H. 
King's 
Trinity 
Pemb. 
Joh. 
Clare 
Clare 
Trinity 
Emvi. 
Emm. 
Cuius 
King's 
Trinity 
Clare 
Caius 
Cains 
Christ's 
Clirist's 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Sidney 
Down. 
Trin.n. 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Clare 
Christ's 

Pemb. 

Trinity 

Queens' 

Caius 

Joh. 

Peter's 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Sidney 

Queens' 

Clare 

Clare 

Clare 


Bladwell,  E.  W. 

Joh. 

*Blagden,  H. 

1855 

Trinity 

•    —         J.  W. 

1895 

Emm. 

•Blaikie,  J.  A. 

1870 

Caius 

-       C.J. 

1906 

Caius 

*     —        L. 

1895 

Trinity 

*Blaine,  W.  F.  (Bp) 
*Blair,L.  F.  D.(Bp} 

1880 

Trinity 

1890 

Pemh. 

-    G.  Y. 

Pemb. 

—    P.  C.  B. 

1913 

King',-; 

*  Blake,  P.  C.  D. 

1890 

Clare 

—     F.  E.  C. 

Trin.H. 

*    —      H. 

1856 

Corpus 

*    —      G.F. 

1884 

Corpus 

•    —     W.H. 

1876 

Jesus 

•    —      L.  E. 

1877 

Trinity 

•    —      J.E.  H. 

1887 

Trinity 

*    —     G.  P. 

1901 

Trinity 

—     C. 

1913 

Emm, 

Blakelock,  R.  P. 

1889 

Trinity 

*Blakeney,  E.  P. 

1892 

Trinity 

*Blakesley,  G.  H. 

1868 

King's 

•    —            T.  H. 

1869 

King's 

•    -            J.  H. 

1875 

King's 

•Blakeston,  L.  H. 

1883 

Clare 

—            B.  M. 

1913 

Selwyn 

Blakiston,  C.  R.  N 

1904 

Pemb. 

*    —           F.M. 

1896 

Magd. 

—           B.  R. 

1898 

Magd. 

-           J.N. 

1901 

Magd. 

Blanchard,  J.  F.  J. 

Emm. 

Blanco- White,  G.R.  1905 

Trinity 

♦Bland,  G.  N.  M. 

1908 

King's 

*    —      H.  M. 

1896 

Trinity 

—      B.  S. 

Emm. 

Blandford,  VV.F. 

1897 

Peter's 

•    -            F.G. 

1899 

Corpus 

*    _           W.  F.  H 

.1886 

Trinity 

*Blathwayt,  W.E. 

1882 

Trinity 

Blaxland,  J.  B. 

1913 

Selwyn 

Blaxter,  A.  P.  LI. 

1913 

Joh. 

fileasdell.J.T. 

1911 

Selwyn 

*Blencowe,  A.  H. 

1909 

Christ's 

♦Blenkin,  G.  W. 

1884 

(Trinity 
\Corp2is 

—         E.  F.  A. 

1898 

Emm. 

*Bles,  E.  J. 

1898 

King's 

Blew,  K. 

Pemb. 

Bligh,  E.  H. 

1906 

Pemb 

—     E. 

Christ  .-< 

Bliss,  A.  E.  D. 

1913 

Pemh. 

—    F.  K. 

King's 

*    —    W.  B. 

1850 

Trinay 

—    J.  H. 

Trinity 

•Blissard,W. 

1860 

Emm. 

Blofeld,  R.  E. 

Cath. 

•    —        R.  S. 

1861 

MEMBJillfc5   OF   THE    UNIVERSITY. 


1285 


•Blois,  G.  V. 
•Bloomfield,  E.  N. 

•  —  H. 

—  E.  R. 
Blow,  A.  E. 

*Blumfeld,  J. 
Blumhardt,E.H.F 
*Blunt,  A.  S.  V. 

—  D.L. 
Blyth,E.  W. 

—  A.  C. 
*Blythe,  W.  H. 
*Blythswood,  Lord 

Board,  J.  H. 

Boardman,  J.  H. 

Bock,  E.  N. 

Boddington,  V.  C. 

F    H 

*Boden,  J.F.W. 

Bodey,  A.  R. 

Bodington,  C.  H.| 
•Bodkin,  W.D. 

•  —        A.  A. 

•  _        W.T.  D. 
Bodley,  A.  L. 

—  D.H. 
*Bodvel-Roberts,H. 
*Body,  L.  A. 
*Bog'er,  J.  1.  C. 
*Boggis,  R.  J.E. 

_       J.E. 
*Boissier,  F.  S. 
*Bolden,  J.L. 

—  A. 
Boliiho,  (a.  R. 
Bolland,  B.  G.  C. 
Bolton,  L. 

_      M.  B. 

•  _       w.  W. 

—  P. 

—  M.  A. 

•  —      R.H.  B. 

—  W.  S. 

•  —       R.  C. 
•Bomford,  T. 

•  _  L.  G. 
Bonar,  T.  L. 
Bonas,  G.  J. 

•Bond,  W.H. 

—  W.  L. 

—  C.E. 

•  —    H. 

•  _     C.  W. 

•  —     W.  A. 

—  B.  W. 

—  A.  C. 
«    —    C. 


1903     Trinity 
1850     Clare 
1889     Clare 
1894    Trin.n. 
Clare 

1891  Cuius 
1913    Joh. 

1892  King's 
1912    King's 
1909     Christ's 
1912     Christ's 
1878    Jesus 
1864 

NonColl. 
Caiui 
Caius 
1908    Joh. 

1899  Trinity 
1908  Jesus 

Caius 
1902     Peter's 
1867    King's 
1869    King's 

1900  King's 

1912  Clare 
Pemh. 

F.1899  Clare 
1896  Joh. 
1894    Pemb. 

1885  Peter's 

1913  Sel'wyn 
1877  dueens' 
1864  Trinity 
1902     Trinity 

Trinity 

1910  Pemh. 
1884     Clare 

Pemb. 
1881     Gains 

1911  King's 

1906  Christ's 
1880     Trinity 

1907  Trinity 

1886  Selwyn 
1872  (7orpttS 
1886     Emm. 

Caius 
1910     Christ's 
1872    C/are 

Pemh. 

Caius 
1877     Trin.B. 
1862     Christ's 
1879    Jo/i. 

jfriniij/ 
1894     Magd. 


•Bond,  W.H.  1854 

bonhote,  E.  F.  1910 

Bonnaud,  C.  A. 

Bonner,  C.  B.  1912 

•Bonney,T.G.  1856 

Bonny,  A.  E.  1912 

*Bonser,  Rt.  Hon.")  ,0-^ 

SirJ.W.I  ^^^^ 

—  W.J.  1907 

—  G.A.  G.  1910 
•Bonsey,  R.  Y.  1897 

Bonvalot,  E.  St  L. 

•Boodle,  J.  A.  1859 

Booker,  G.  H. 

Boon,  J.  N.  M.  1912 

*Boord,  H.  P.  1890 

•Booth,  A.  A.  1894 

—  C.  H.  B.  1908 

*  —   H.  1895 

*  —   H.  F.  1898 

*  —  L.\i.  1905 

—  A.  F. 

—  E. 

*  —   L.  H.  1895 

—  S.  K.  1901 

—  C.  Z.  M.  1909 
•Boothman,  E.  J).  1872 
•Boothroyd,  H.  E.  1899 

*  Booty,  C.  f.  1874 

*  —  M.  G.  R.  1907 
*Borchardt,  W.  G.  1894 
•Borissow,  L.  1866 

*  —  C.L.  1891 
Borley,  J .  O.  1896 

♦Borough,  R.  F.  1899 
*Borradaile,B.  VV.G.  1894 

*  —  R.  H.      1858 

*  —  L.  A.  1893 
Borrett,  P.  R.  1911 
Borihwick,  L.  C. 

*13onon,  J^.  A.  a.  1870 

*  _  S.  K.  1876 
*Bosanquet,  Sir  F.  A.  I860 

*  —  B.  H.  1894 

*  —  G.  C.  1899 

—  W.S.  B. 

*  —  G.  1864 

—  S.  R.C.  1891 

*  —  R.C.  1894 

—  V.H.C.1894 
Boscawen,  Hon.i 

E.  H.  J.     / 

—  Hon.  M.  T. 

—  Hon.  V.  D. 
Bose,         A.  M. 

—  K.  C. 
Bossier,  A.  G.  A.  H.  1913 


1908 


Emm. 

Clare 

Down. 

Trinity 

Joh. 

Sidney 

Christ's 

Christ's 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Joh. 
Mugd. 
Emm. 
Clare 
King's 
King's 
Cath. 
Cath. 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Tnnity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Sidney 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Caius 
Clare 
Caius 
Joh. 
Selwyn 
Mugd. 
Sidney 
King's 
King's 
King's 
King's 
King's 
King's 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 
Trinity 
Pemb. 
NonColl. 
Peter's 


1286 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


•Bostock,  H. 

1885 

Trinity 

Bovill,  E.  W. 

—        S. 

1889 

Trinity 

Bowden,  E.  R. 

1910 

—     s.  c. 

Trinity 

*Bowdler,  A.  P. 

1898 

-        G.E. 

Emm. 

Bowdoin,  H.  W.  C 

.  1893 

Boston,  L. 

Clare 

Bowen,  T.  S. 

Boswell,D.  StG.  K. 

Pemb. 

—       G.  H.  C. 

1891 

—        A. 

Corpus 

—       L.  H. 

1910 

—         P.  R. 

1911 

Queens' 

Bower,  C.  W. 

Bosworth,  T.  0. 

1906 

Joh. 

-      C.  F. 

1913 

Botham.  A.  F. 

1911 

Clare 

—      F. 

—        A.  \V . 

1896 

Magd. 

*    —      H.  S. 

1861 

•Bothamley,  H. 

1860 

Trinity 

•    —      H.M. 

1877 

Bott,  W.  E. 

Selwyn 

•    -      F.O. 

1878 

*Botterill,  A. 

1900 

Pemb. 

*    —     W. 

1889 

*Botting-,  C.  G. 

1892 

Emm. 

—      H.J. 

1910 

Bottomley,  A.  C. 

1907 

Clare 

•Bowers,  P.  H. 

1880 

—              VV. 

1899 

Christ's 

*Bowes,  G.  E.  B. 

1895 

—        w.  c. 

1900 

Trinity 

•Bowker,  H.  C. 

1862 

Boucher,  R.  E. 

Clare 

—         R.  C.  S. 

*    —          C.  E. 

1879 

Trin.H. 

Bowlby,  R.  F. 

1913 

*Boughey,P.  F. 

1904 

Pemb. 

Bowler,  S. 

*    -          A.  H.  F. 

1872 

Trinity 

♦Bowles,  H.  F. 

1881 

*    —          C.  L.  F. 

1908 

Trinity 

*    —        E.  A. 

1887 

*  Bough  ton,  T. 

1895 

Sidney 

*Bowley,  A.  L. 

1891 

*Boughton- Leigh, 
P.W. 

1892 

Jesus 

Bowman,  A.  J. 
—          K.J. 

1884 

*    —      B.  G. 

1879 

Trinity 

—          F. 

•    —     C.E.W. 

1882 

Trinity 

*Bown,  P.  H. 

1898 

•Boulden,  A.  W. 

1872 

Corpus 

•Bowring,  F.  H. 

1844 

Boulderson,"! 
G.  H.  C.  J 

1911 

Clare 

*  —         E.  F. 

*  —         A.  C. 

1877 
1883 

*Boulenger,  C.  L. 
*Boultbee,  T.  F. 

1906 

King^s 

-         C.  S. 

1902 

1876 

Corpus 

•Bowstead,  A.  K. 

1879 

—          B.  St.). 

Corpus 

•Box,  R.  D. 

1888 

Boulton,  R.  J. 

Clare 

«Boxall,VV.P.G. 

1871 

•    -        G. 

1880 

Trin.H. 

—      W.  P.  G. 

1909 

—         G.  F.  P. 

1911 

King's 

*    —      R. 

1889 

Boumphrey,D. 

Queens' 

Boyall,  A.  V. 

1908 

*Bouquet,  A.  C. 

1905 

Jesus 

Boyce,  A.  St  J. 

1896 

*Bourchier,  J.  D. 

1876 

King's 

*Boyd,  P. 

1890 

*    —            B.G. 

1903 

Queens' 

*    -     F.L. 

1879 

•Bourne,  J.  B. 

1894 

Pemb. 

*    —    G.  K. 

1885 

*    —        S. 

1896 

Corpus 

—    J. 

1912 

*    —       A.H.J. 

1879 

King's 

—    H.  A. 

*    -        C.W. 

1868 

Joh. 

—    E.J. 

1910 

•    —        A.  A. 

1871 

Joh. 

*Boyd-Carpenter,H.J.1887 

—        L.  P.  S. 

Sidney 

•    _                W.(Bp)1864 

-       C. 

1910 

Sehoyn 

Boyer,  G.  VV.  B. 

*Bousfield,  W.R. 

1876 

Cuius 

♦Boyle,  J. 

1901 

—          J.K. 

Cuius 

•    —     D.H. 

1904 

•Boustead,  W.P. 

1856 

Cuth. 

—     G.  F, 

•Boutflower,  D.  S. 

1876 

Cuius 

Boys,  G.  V. 

*    —             C. 

1870 

Corpus 

*    -    H.A. 

1867 

•    —             C. 

1900 

Trinity 

—    J.C.  E. 

1911 

*Bouvene,Hon.B.P 

.1868 

Trinity 

Boyson,  H.  A. 

*Bouwens,  B.  G. 

1906 

Trinity 

Boys-Stones,  W. 

1904 

Bovill.J.E. 

Pemb. 

Boy  ton,  H.  J. 

Trinity 
Pemh. 
Sidney 
Trinity 
Clare 
Pemb. 
Joh. 
Caiu.i 
Corpiia 
Cath. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Joh. 
Emm. 
Emm. 
Emm. 
Trinity 
NonColl. 
Jesus 
Jesns 

Trin.H. 
Queens' 

Trinity 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Christ's 

Cuius 

Emm, 

Emm. 

Down. 

Trinity 

Queens' 

Clare 

Caius 

Cuius 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Sidney 

King's 

Cuth. 

Down. 

Corptis 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Caius 

Caius 

Jestis 


MEMBERS  OF   THE    UNIVERSITY. 


Bracecarap,  F.  W. 
Brackenbury,  B.  V.  F. 
Brackett,  A.  W.  K. 
^Bradburne,  T.  W.     1896 

•Bradbury,  J.  B.        1865 


—  N.  1913 
_            J.  1894 

Bradfield,  R.  1908 

—  L.  G.  1908 
Bradford,  E.  C.  1910 

—  W.  G.  H.  1886 
Bradley,  E.  J. 

—  S.  B. 

—  E.J.  1911 
_        G.  M. 

—  L.  1905 
•Bradnev,  J.  A.  1881 
*Bradshaw,  G.  1882 

Bragg,  W.  H. 

*  _       w.  H.  1884 

—  W.  L.  1912 
R  C 

•Braginton*  W.  1891 

•Brailey,  W.  H.  1896 

*  —        W.  A.  1868 

*  —        A.  E.  1899 
Brailsford,  R.  W, 

—  W.  1889 
Braimbridge,  C.  V. 
Brain,  F.  S. 

*Braithwaite,  J.  S.  1895 

Braley,  £.  F.  1910 

*Bramley-Moore,WJ.1853 

*Bramston,  W.  1864 

*  —            F.T.  1865 
•Bramwell,  W.  1884 

*  —           A.  1854 

—  J.  C.  1910 
*Brancker,  P.  W.  1877 

Branch,  N.  H. 

Tjr     -pi 

•Bi^d,A.  "     '  1890 

—  H.  G.  1911 
Brandram,  J.  B. 

♦Brandreth.C.  1888 

♦Branscombe,  H.  S.  1885 
Branston,  R. 

*  _           W.  G.  1893 

*  —           C.  A.  1908 
Brash,  E.  J.  Y.  1910 
Brasnett,  T.  J.  G. 
Bratton,  A.  B.  1912 

•Braunholtz,  \    tl*  a   igsfi 
E.  G.W.  i   ^'^-^^^^ 

—  E.  J.  K.  1912 

—  H.J.  1911 


Jesus 
Queens' 
Joh. 
Pemb. 
( Cuius 
\Dowji. 
Caius 
ChrisCs 
Caius 
Caius 
Pemb. 
Caius 
Femb. 
Caius 
Jesus 
Jesus 
Selwyn 
Trinity 
Down. 
Cath. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
NonCoLL 
Queens' 
Down. 
Down. 
Caius 
Queens' 
Doion. 
Tr-in.H. 
Trinity 
Doion. 
Trinity 
Peter's 
Trinity 
Trin.H. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Jesus 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Pemb. 
Queens' 
Queens' 
Pemb. 
Joh. 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Joh. 
Christ's 
Caius 


Braunholtz,  W.T.K. 

*  —  G.  E.  K.  1909 
Brawn,  J.  A. 

*Bray,  W.  H.  1866 

*  —    E.  1867 

*  —  Hon.  Sir  R.  M.  1865 

—  K.  A.  1891 

*  —    F.E.  1904 
*Braybrooke,H.  M.  1891 

*  —  Lord  1877 
Brayshaw,  E.  L.  1907 
Brearley,  A.  J.  1912 
Breay,  C. 

—  W. 
Breed,  F.  G. 

•Breffit,  W.  1891 
Bremner,  F.  D.  H. 

*  —          A.  M.  B.  1868 
*Brenan,  H.  E.  1896 

*  —  A.  R.  M.  1896 
Brennan,  J.  1910 

*Brereton,  P.  H.  L.  1898 


King's 

King's 
Joh. 


*  —  C.  S.  H. 

*  —  H.  L. 
Bretherton,  H. 
Brett,  J.  H. 

—  S.  R. 

*  —     F.A.B. 
*Breul,  K.  H.  M.A. 

—  E.  D.  T.  E. 
Brewer,  F.  G. 

*  —       H.  P. 

*  —       F.  W. 

*  —       J. 
Brewis,  C.  C. 

♦Brewster,  G.  W. 
Brian,  F.  R.  H. 
Brice-Smith,  H.  M. 

*  —  R. 

—  H.  F. 
Briekwood,  H. 
Bridell,  L.  T. 

*  Bridge,  D. 
*Bridgeman,E.R.O. 

*  —  C.  G.  O. 

*  —  W.  C. 

—  R.  O. 
Bridget,  W.  R.  P. 

♦Bridges,  F.  LI. 

*  Bridgwater,  J .  H. 

_  H.  N. 

Brierley,  C.  G.  G. 

—  W.  B. 

*  —         J. 
*Brigg,  L. 

■    —     J.J. 


1886 
1883 
1911 


1885 
1886 
1910 

1889 
1888 
1910 
1911 
1902 

1906 
1908 
1911 
1900 

1895 
1873 
1875 
1887 
1911 
1906 
1907 
1884 
1899 

1908 
1909 
1888 
1884 


1287 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

Magfl. 

Trin.H. 

Emm. 

Corpus 

Selwyn 

Jesus 

Peter's 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

Trinity 

Christ's 
f  Christ's 
\Selwyn 

Joh. 

Trijiity 

Caius 

Cath. 

Sidney 

King's 

Trinity 

Caius 

Queens' 

Cath. 

Emm. 

Down. 

King's 

Joh. 

Queens' 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Peter's 

Doion. 

Queens' 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Cath. 

Corpus 

Trin.H, 

Trin.H, 

Queens' 

Christ's 

Trinity 

Clare 

Trinity 


I 


1288 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


♦Brig?,W.A. 

1884 

Trinity 

•Brogden,  T.W. 

1867 

Joh. 

•Briggs,  W. 

1890 

Jesus 

Broleraann.P.W. 

A. 

Pemb. 

-      D.  B. 

Jeaui 

♦Bromage,  R.  R. 

1875 

Clare 

•    —      W.  R. 

1904 

Christ's 

Bromet,  J.  N. 

Clare 

—      P.J. 

Christ's 

Bromhead,  J.  P. 

Sidney 

*     —      J. 

1891 

Joh. 

Bromley,  L. 

1906 

Caius 

—      G.E. 

Joh. 

*    —          N.  W.  B.   1892 

Emm. 

—      H.  W. 

Emm. 

*Bromwich,T.J.I'A.1895 

Joh. 

—      R.  S. 

Emm. 

Brook,  F.  B. 

1902 

Sidney 

—      C.  E. 

1909 

Sidney 

-      C.  A. 

1911 

Down. 

-      J.L. 

NonColl. 

Brooke,  J.  C. 

Caius 

Bright,  H.  A. 

1907 

Cath. 

—       N.J. 

1913 

Corpus 

*    —      H. 

1889 

Trinity 

*    —        H.  R. 

1883 

King's 

—      F.  R. 

Trinity 

•     —        A.E. 

1886 

King's 

—      W.J. 

NonColl. 

*    —        R.  C. 

1909 

Kings 

Briffht-Smith,  V. 

1890 

Trin.H. 

-        W.  A.  C. 

1912 

King's 

•Brill,  J. 

1882 

Joh. 

*     -        Z.N. 

1905 

(Cains 
\Joh. 

*Brind,  W.  H. 

1896 

Corpus 

*Brindley,H.H. 

1887 

Joh. 

—        J. 

1908 

Emm. 

*Brinton,  C.  C. 

1904 

Cuius 

•Brookes,  G.  R. 

1890 

Clure 

*  Brisbane,  Bp  of 

1885 

Trinity 

-         R.  C. 

Joh. 

Briscoe,  F.  E.  T. 

1896 

Pemb. 

Brooks,  J.  E. 

1886 

Peter's 

—        F.  E. 

Queens' 

*    —        A. 

1893 

Caius 

—        W.  T. 
•Bristol,  Lord  Bp  of 

1900 
1856 

Selwyn 
Cath. 

♦    —        F.T. 

1905 

i  Cuius 
( Emm. 

*Bristow,  E. 

1897 

Joh. 

*    —       E.  W. 

1886 

King's 

*    _        J.G. 

1875 

Trinity 

•    —        CD. 

1908 

King's 

-        R.  V. 

Selwyn 

*    -        E.J. 

1888 

Joh. 

Britlain,  E.  S. 

1913 

Cuius 

*    —        H. 

1858 

Trinity 

Britton,  W.  H. 

1913 

Selwyn 

—        T. 

1885 

Trinity 

Broad,  F.  H. 

1913 

Pemh. 

—        H.  R.  G. 

Trinity 

*     —      CD. 

1910 

Trinity 

Brooksbank,  E.  LL.B.  1851  Trin.H 

Broadbent,  G. 

Queens' 
Cath. 

•Brookshaw,  A. 

1889 

Corpus 

—             F. 

1910 

•Brook-Smith,  E.  J 

.   1879 

Joh. 

•    —             C.  H. 

1903 

Trinity 

*  Broome,  R.  R. 

1909 

Christ's 

♦Broadhead,  T.  W. 

1898 

Cath. 

Brophy,  G.  M. 

1913 

AJaad. 

—             H.  D. 

1913 

Trinity 

•Bros,  T.  K. 

1357 

Joh. 

Broadmead,  H.  H. 

1910 

Cuius 

B roster,  E.  D. 

1913 

Christ's 

*Broadrick,  H.  C. 

1897 

Trinity 

•Brough,  J. 

1881 

Down. 

Brochner,  T.  C.  C. 

Jesus 

Brougham,  W.  F. 

1888 

Pemb. 

Brock,  A,  G. 

1908 

Pemb. 

Broughton,  J.  R. 

1880 

Peter's 

*    _      T.  A. 

1895 

Joh. 

•    -             F.  R. 

1871 

Cairn 

—      E.G. 

Joh. 

•    —             H,  E. 

1R72 

Cuius 

*Brockbank,0. 

1892 

Christ's 

—             A.  D. 

Caiiis 

*Brocklebank,C.  H. 

1885 

Trinity 

*Broughton-Rouse, 

}l871 

Corpus 

Brocklehurst,  Sir  P.  L.Bart 

.  THn.H. 

E.  B. 

*    —                 F. 

1892 

(Queens' 

•Browell,  H.  H. 

1879 

Trinity 

*    —                 T.P. 

1892 

Queens' 

Brown,  G.  S.  R.J. 

Clare 

Brockman,  R.  StL. 

1910 

Cuius 

-       G.  F.  F. 

Clare 

—             W.  D. 

1913 

Cuius 

*    —       M.T.  K. 

1884 

Pemb. 

-             E.  P. 

Caius 

*     -      J.  W.H, 

190L 

Pemb. 

^Brocksopp,  W.  E. 

1903 

Corpus 

—      N.  D. 

1907 

Pemb. 

Erode,  R.  T. 

Christ's 

—       O.H. 

1913 

Pemb. 

*Brodetsky,  S. 

1909 

Trinity 
Trin.H. 

—       J.  CD. 

Pemb. 

Brodhurst,  M.  S. 

1888 

•    —       E.A. 

1863 

Caius 

*    —            F. 

1854 

Christ's 

*    —       A.  W.  S. 

1903 

Caius 

Brogden, 1.  R.  R. 

1913 

Clure 

—       H.H. 

1907 

Caius 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1289 


Brown,  C.  B. 

1909 

Caius 

— 

H.  M. 

1909 

Caius 

— 

T. 

1911 

Caius 

— 

W.  S. 

Caius 

— 

A.  R. 

Caius 

•    

J.  C. 

1863 

Trin.H. 

— 

H.  N. 

Trin.H. 



G.  W. 

1889 

King's 

•    

S.  R. 

1889 

King's 



E.  T. 

1899 

King's 

— 

A.  C. 

1905 

King's 

— 

S.  K. 

1907 

King's 

— 

G.M. 

1913 

King's 



W.  B. 

King's 

— 

L.  D. 

Cath. 

— 

G.  L. 

Jesus 

— 

H.  E, 

Jesus 

,  *    

E.  W. 

1887 

Christ's 

«    

M.  W. 

1895 

Christ's 



C.A. 

1896 

Christ's 



A.  E. 

1911 

Christ's 



G.  W. 

Christ's 

__ 

L.  T. 

Christ's 

*    

G.  E.D. 

1887 

Joh. 

*     

P.  H. 

1889 

Joh. 

»    

W.J. 

1890 

Joh. 

*     

W.  L. 

1892 

Joh. 

*    

S.  R. 

1902 

Joh. 

»    

A.  E. 

1906 

Joh. 



C.  W. 

Joh. 



E.  M. 

Joh. 

«    

F. 

1859 

Trinity 

*    

R.  H. 

1879 

Trinity 

<i    

H.  R. 

1882 

Trinity 

»    

H.  W. 

1883 

Trinity 

m     

R.P. 

1884 

Trinity 

»     

A.  L. 

1888 

( Trinity 

\8ehoyn 

*      

D.  C. 

1901 

Trinity 

■   *      

B.  G. 

1903 

Trinity 

*      

VV.H. 

1903 

Trinity 

•      

A.  R. 

1905 

Trinity 

— 

T.  B. 

1905 

Trinity 

— 

R.  A. 

1911 

Trinity 

— 

H.  C.B. 

Trinity 

_ 

W.  E.  L. 

Trinity 



A.  W. 

Emm. 



I.M. 

1910 

Down. 

— 

W.  R.  R. 

Selwyn 

«     

D. 

1877 

•Brown-Douglas,F.A.  1876 

Trinity 

Brown  Doug-las,  F. 

C. 

Trinity 

Browne.  F.  M. 

1903 

Peter's 

•    

E.  G. 

1883 

Pemb. 



A.D. 

1911 

Queens' 

,*    — 

R.  M.G. 

1876 

Jesus 

•    

B.  M.  C.  S.  1893 

Christ's 

Browne,  M.  A. 

*  —        W.  M. 

*  —         E.L. 

*  —        A.  B. 

*  —         H.  R. 

*  —        W. 

*  —        £.  A. 

—  M.  G. 

—  O.  L. 

*  —        H.  C.G. 

*  —        B.  G. 

*  —        J.  G. 

*  —       J.  H. 

—  W.  E.  C. 

—  C.  R. 

—  L.  E. 

*  —        R.  C.  L. 

*  Browning,  O. 

*  —  G.  A. 

*  —  K.  C. 

*  —  P.  T. 

—  H. 
•Brownrigg,  J.  S. 

*  —  R.G.P. 
*Brownscombe,  A. 


1907 
1907 
1878 
1879 
1880 
1899 
1869 
1910 

1868 
1871 
1873 

1881 
1910 

1909 
1869 
1860 

1880 
1897 
1904 

1864 

1882 
1899 


Christ's 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Sidney 

Down. 

King's 

King's 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Selwyn 

Magd. 

Emm. 

Joh. 


Brownson.R.D.D-D.  1905  Joh. 


1881 


—  G.  S. 
Brownsword,  D.  A. 

*  _  H.        1891 
•Brown- Westhead 

G.M. 

*  Bruce,  A.  B.  1889 

*  —     J.  C.G.         1901 
A.  A 

*  _     Lord'c.F.B.  1871 

*  —     CM.  1897 
__      C.  G.  1908 

Bruce  Adam,  D. 
*BrudenelJ-Bruce, 
J.  E.  J. 

Bruce  Lockhart,) 
N.  D.S.        I 

Bruford,  W.  H. 
*Brumell,C. 

Brundrett,  F. 
*Brundrit,  P.  W. 

Brunner,  H.  R. 

Brunt,  D. 

Brunton,  E.  H.  P. 
*Brunwin,  A.  D. 
•Brunyate,  W.  E. 

Brutton,  H.  L. 
♦Bryan,  G.  11. 

—  W.  E. 
Bryan-Brown,  D.  S.  1908 

*Bryans,  C.  1878 


1900 


1844 

1897 
1893 
1910 
1910 
1900 
1888 
1904 
1886 
1887 


Joh. 
Caius 
Down. 

Trinity 

Peter's 

Trin.H. 

Cath. 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Corpus 

Trinity 

Corpus 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Sidney 

King's 

Peter's 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Peter't 

Trinity 

Down, 

King't 


1290 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


♦Bryant,  H.  S. 

1850 

Trinity 

Buller,  M.  L. 

Trinity 

-       E.G. 

Trinity 

Bullivanl,  T. 

Trin.H. 

•    —        E.E. 

1892 

Emm. 

*    —           R.P. 

1906 

Trinity 

*    —        C.  L. 

1903 

Down. 

♦Bulloch,  J.  H. 

1897 

Trinity 

Bryce,  D.  L. 

1902 

Clare 

•Bullock,  J.  F.  VV. 

1864 

Peter's 

—      W.  T.  P. 

1913 

Trinity 

—         J.C. 

Caius 

♦Buchanan,  J. 

1888 

Peter's 

♦    —        A.  B. 

1883 

Trinity 

-             F.  C. 

Pemh. 

•    —         J.  H. 

1884 

Trinity 

*    —            J.Y.M.A.l&9\ 

Christ's 

—         G.  LI. 

1913 

Trinity 

•    —            D.  M. 

1901 

Trinity 

—         H.  M. 

1912 

Trinity 

—  J.  N. 

—  A. 

1908 

Trinity 
Down. 

•Bullock- Webster,] 
G.R.           ] 

1902 

Joh. 

*Buck,  W.  A.              1886 
—   Sir  E.G.  LL.5.1862 

Peter's 

Clare 

*Bullough,E. 

1902 

Caius 
Trinity 

—  G.E. 

NonColl. 

—        J.L. 

Jesus 

Buckingham,  S.  H. 

NonCoU. 

♦Bulmer,  E.F. 

1889 

King's 

*Buckland,  W.  W. 

1884 

Caius 

•    —         G.  F. 

1868 

Joh. 

—            T.  A. 

Trinity 

♦Buistrode,  R. 

1900 

Pemh. 

*Buckle,W.  F. 

1898 

Caius 

*    —           C.  V. 

1897 

Trinity 

•    —        E.  W. 

1879 

King's 

♦Bulteel,  J.  P.  E. 

1898 

King's 

*    _       G.  W. 

1907 

Triiiity 

♦Bumsted,  H.  J. 

1890 

Joh. 

Buckler,  F.  VV . 

1913 

Trin.H. 

Bunn,F.  A. 

1913 

Seluyn 

—         W.H. 

1890 

Trinity 

Bunt,  A.  P. 

1913 

Joh. 

Buckley,  B.  B. 

1912 

King's 

♦Buibidge,  F.W. 

1862 

Christ's 

*     —          Hon.  Sir) 
H.  B.   J' 

1868 

Christ's 

Burch,  R.  S. 
Burchell,J.  M. 

1908 

Emm. 
Trinity 

—         H.  H.  G. 

1912 

Magd. 

•Burd,  E. 

1850 

Caius 

*    -         J.  P. 

1904 

Trinity 

*    —    E.  L. 

1884 

Caius 

*    —         R. 

1901 

Emm. 

•Burder,  A.  H.  F. 

1871 

Joh. 

—         A.  St  D. 

NonColl. 

Burdon,  Hon.  J.  A 

1888 

Christ's 

Buckney,  F. 

1905 

Sidney 

♦    —        R. 

1853 

Joh. 

Bucknell,  W.  H. 

Christ's 

*    —        E.  R. 

1902 

Sidney 

*Buckston,  H. 

1856 

J  oh. 

Bui  field,  S.  T. 

1911 

Selwyn 

»Budd,  J.  W. 

1861 

Pemh. 

Burge,  C.  E. 

1883 

Peter's 

*    —     H.  S. 

1878 

Trinity 

•Burgess,  D. 

1875 

Corpus 

*Buddell,  J.  L. 

1908 

NonColl. 

—        O.I. 

Trinity 

Buddin,  W. 

1912 

Sidney 

—        W.  C. 

1913 

Down. 

Budenberg,  C-  F. 

Trinity 

Burghclere,  Lord 

1869 

Trin.H. 

Budge,  H.  L.  B. 

1902 

Pemh. 

•Burgoyne,  A.  F. 

1874 

Trinity 

*    —       E.  A.T.W 
*Budgen,  W. 

1882 
1891 

Christ's 
CoripUi 

Burffoyne  Johnson 
L.  V- 

J1912 

King's 

—        R.  G. 

Corpus 

Burke,  R.  E.  M. 

Trin.H. 

Budgett,  J,  H. 

1899 

Trinity 

*Burkill,I.  H. 

1891 

Caius 

Bugeja,  V. 

Sidney 

♦Burkitt,  H.  J. 

1888 

Christ's 

Bull,  H.  C.  H. 

1912 

Caius 

—       F.  T. 

Christ's 

—  W.  E.  H. 

1911 

Caius 

*    —        F.  C. 

1886 

Trinity 

—   A.  W.  M. 

Trin.H. 

—       M.  C. 

1912 

Trinity 

•     -    S. 

1881 

Cath. 

—       F. 

Emm. 

*    _    H.  M. 

1899 

Cath. 

Burleigh,  L.T.W.G.  1913 

Queens' 

•    —    F.  E.  P. 

1874 

Trinity 

Buries,  A.  C  P. 

1909 

Sehmjn 

*    —   R.  A. 

1880 

Trinity 

Burling,  E.  J.  P. 

Joh. 

•    -   H. 

1896 

Trinity 

♦Burlingham,  R.  E. 

1898 

Caius 

•    —    R.C. 

1859 

Emm. 

Burlton,  R.  F. 

Corpus 

*Bulleid,  G.  H. 

1904 

Trinity 

Burn,  C.  .T. 

Caius 

buUeri,  H.  B. 

1913 

Clare 

*     —    H.P. 

1875 

Trinity 

-       R.  E. 

Jesus 

•    _     A.E. 

1885 

Trinity 

-       F.J. 

Joh. 

*    —    F.  H. 

1888 

Trinity 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1291 


Burn,  J.  S. 

1906 

Trinity 

•Burton,  J.  J. 

1871 

Trinity 

—     J.  H. 

1912 

Emm. 

•    -        A.  D. 

1875 

Trinity 

♦Burnaby,  H.  F. 

1858 

King's 

*    —        B.C. 

1884 

Trinity 

—           H. 

1912 

Jesus 

•    —        E. 

1886 

Trinity 

-          H.  B.  F. 

1899 

Trinity 

•    —        J.  A. 

1891 

Trinity 

—          J. 

1913 

Trinity 

—        M.  G.  W. 

Trinity 

—          G. 

Trinity 

*    —        W. 

1906 

Emm. 

'Buraaby-Atkins,T.F.  1859 

Trin.H. 

*  Burton- Fanning,  F.  W.  1891  Joh. 

*Burnand,  I.  B. 

1895 

Clare 

•Burtt,  T. 

1852 

Joh. 

*     -          L.  W. 

1866 

Corpus 

•Burwell,  G. 

1871 

Joh. 

Miurne,  B. 

1901 

Cuius 

*Bury,  J.  B.      31. J 

L.  1903 

King's 

Burnell,  E.  W. 

1901 

Cuius 

-    E.B. 

King's 

Burness,  J.  A. 

1913 

Queens' 

*    —    H. 

1885 

Trinity 

'Burnett,  M. 

1863 

Queens' 

*    —    R.  G. 

1889 

Trinity 

-         R.  P. 

1876 

Joh. 

*    —    T.  W. 

1856 

Emm. 

—        G.J.  M. 

1880 

Joh. 

Bush,  G.  B. 

Pemb. 

—        R.  O. 

1884 

Trinitq 

*Bushe-Fox,L.H.K.1885 

Joh. 

—        J.  E.  P. 

1910 

Selwy'n 

*Bushell,  W.  F. 

1906 

King's 

Burnett-Stuart,  A. 'J 

M871 

Pemb. 

*    —        W.  D. 

1861 

Joh. 

Buiney,  H.  K. 

1884 

Trinity 

*    —        W.  D. 

1893 

Trinity 

*Burnley,  Bp  of 

1881 

Trin.H. 

Busk,  E.  W. 

Trin.H. 

Burn-Murdoch,  H. 

1902 

Trinity 

-    L.  G. 

1900 

King's 

*^-M.F.{,„t^ 

•  1899 

Emm. 

—  E.  T. 

—  H.  G. 

1907 
1912 

King's 
King's 

•     —     CD. 

'l900 

NonColl. 

—     H.A. 

King's 

Burnside,  B. 

1912 

Clare 

Buss,  H.  S. 

Clare 

*    —          W. 

1875 

Pemb. 

•    —   C.  C. 

1881 

Pemb. 

*    —          W.F. 

1895 

Pemb. 

*    —    F.  F. 

1884 

Pemb. 

*Burr,  G.  W.  C. 

1879 

Pemb. 

Bussey,  A. 

Queens 

-  A.  L. 

1912 

King's 

Buswell,  H.  L.  F. 

1908 

Cuius 

—    H.  F. 

1907 

Cath. 

•Buston,R. 

1874 

Emm. 

—   F.  G. 

1911 

Joh. 

Buszard,  S.  G. 

Christ's 

Burrell,  E.  M. 

Clare 

•    —         M.C. 

1860 

Trinity 

—        R.  E. 

1911 

Trin.H. 

Butcher,  T.  A. 

Queens' 

—        J.  H. 

Joh. 

—        A.  D.  D. 

1906 

Christ's 

*    —        F.  F. 

1884 

Magd. 

*    —        J.G. 

1874 

Trinity 

*    -        J.  A. 

1873 

Trinity 

—       W.  G.  D. 

1913 

Trinity 

—        R.J. 

1892 

Trinity 

Butler,  F.  G. 

1909 

Peter's 

*    —        L.  S.  T. 

1904 

Trinity 

~      E.N. 

1910 

Clare 

Burrill-Robinson,1 
W.  R.l 

1906 

Clare 

•  —      C. 

•  —      M.  S.  D. 

1882 
1894 

Pemb. 
Pemb. 

*Burrou^hes,  E.  R. 

1884 

Trin.H. 

•    —     A.F. 

1897 

Pemb. 

Burrowes,  R.  V. 

Selwyn 

•    -     G.  H. 

1870 

Trin.H. 

♦Burrows,  S. 

1896 

Trin.H. 

*    —     C.  E. 

1866 

Corpus 

*    —         R. 

1906 

Trin.H. 

*    —      G.G.  G. 

1909 

Corpus 

*    —         J.N. 

1872 

Jesus 

-      J.J. 

Jesus 

•    -         F.  H. 

1878 

Christ's 

*    —      E.G. 

1898 

Christ's 

—         A.H. 

1906 

Sidney 

-      H.  M. 

1911 

Magd. 

•    -         L.R. 

1863 

•    —      S.  P. 

1851 

Trinity 

•Burton.  J.  E. 

1892 

Peter's 

*BUTLER,H.M.D.D. 

1855 

Trinity 

—        G.  E. 

Clare 

•    —  LordJ.A.W.F.l87l 

Trinity 

—        A.  H.  W. 

Pemb. 

•    —  Lord  J.T.  B.J 

.1874 

Trinity 

•    —        F.  M. 

1876 

Trin.H. 

•    —      G.G. 

1876 

Trinity 

*    —       A. 

1891 

King's 

*    _      E.  M. 

1891 

Trinity 

—       G.  D. 

Queens' 

*    —      G.  H.  C. 

1896 

Trinity 

—        H.  P.  W. 

1910 

Joh. 

•    —      R.  L.  G. 

1905 

Trinity 

•    -        A.H. 

1867 

Trinity 

—      J.R.  M. 

1910 

Trinity 

1292 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Butler,  G.  K.  M. 

—  N.  M. 

—  E.  H. 

—  F.  H.  C. 

—  J. 


1913     Trinity 
Trinity 

Selwyn 

Seiwyn 

NonColl. 


Bullin,  SirH.  G.T.,  Bart.    Trinity 


Butt,  H.  T.  H 


*Buttar,  C. 
*Buttemer,  R.  W. 

Butterworth,  R. 
*    —  J.  H 

*Buttery,  H.  R. 

Buttle,  W.F. 
*Buxton,  J.  F. 
—        W.  L. 


N.  E. 
H.  F. 
W.  L 
C.  R. 
H.J. 


1905     Christ' 
Joh. 

1889     Pemb. 

1893    Emm. 

1892     Christ's 

1886    Joh. 

1909     Christ' i 
Down. 

1875     Clare 
Pemb. 

SirT.F.Bart.l859    Trinity 
J.  H.  1871     Trinity 

T.  F.  V.      1887     Trinity 

1889     Trinity 

1897     Trinity 

1897  Trinity 

1898  Trinity 
1901     Triwifj/ 


L.  W.  W.    1905     rnn% 


—  T.  F, 

—  P.  A. 

—  E.N. 

—  C.  E.  V 

—  B.  G. 
Byers,  J. 

"Bygrave,  W. 
Byrne,  M.G.McL.C. 

—  J.  H. 

—  L.  W. 
Byrne- Johnson,  J.  V 

*  Byron-Scott,  W. 
Bywaters,  F.  J. 

*Cabell,  W.L. 
Cadbury,  L.  J. 

Cadle,  H.  s'. 
Cadman,  H. 

•  —        E.  S. 

*  —         H.  S. 

•  —         J.M. 


1911 


Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
1902    Pemb. 
1904     Christ's 
Clare 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Clare 
1908     Joh. 

NonColl. 
1852     Joh. 
1910     Trinity 
Trinity 
Joh. 
1907     King's 
1863     Christ's 
1899     Christ's 
1879     Trijiity 


1897 


—  C.  W.  M.  1910     Triyiity 

'Cadman-Jones,  H.  M.  1877  Clare 


Caiger,  S,  L. 

Cain,  E. 

Caine,  T. 
•Caldecott,  A. 
•    —  A.  E. 

Calderbank,  J . 
'Caldwell,  W.  H. 


1908  Christ's 
Trin.  H. 

1898  Pemh. 

1880  Joh. 
1876  Trinity 
1913  Selwyn 

1881  Gains 


K.  F.  T.     1909     Trin.H. 
•Caldwell,  R.T.LL.D.  1865  Corpus 


♦Caldwell,  W.  J. 

*  —  H.  F.  H. 
Caldwell-Smith,") 

E.  L.         J 

Caledon,  Earl  of 
•Caley,  F.  G. 

Calkin,  J.  B. 

Callaghan,  K.  F. 
*Callendar,  H.  Ij. 

Callender,  R.  H. 

Callingham.  L.  F. 

CalHs,  M.  C. 

*  —      A.  W. 
Calthorpe,  Hon.  F. 
Calverley,  H.  S. 
Calvert,  L.  M. 

—  R.  H. 

—  R. 

—  H. 

*  —        W.J.  R. 
*Cam,  W.  H. 

Cama.  C.  B.  N. 

*  Cameron,  J.  F. 

—  D.  W. 

—  A.  G. 

*  —  G.H. 

—  C. 
•Campbell,  C.  E. 

*  —  S.  G. 


1891 
1903 

1913 


1905 

1911 

1885 

1909 

1877 
S.  G. 


1887 
1896 
1898 
1907 
1905 
1901 


1884 
1910 
1893 
1901 
1907 


—  F.  G 


A.  Y. 

C.  G.  H.  1908 

B.l.^^-"^'  1878 
\incorp. 


N. 

1882 

G.  A. 

1895 

A. 

1902 

N.  R. 

1902 

K.  M. 

1912 

W.G. 

1913 

K.  A. 

*Campbell-Douglas,i  ,q^q 
L.  C.  H.  D./^^*^ 
Campbell- Johnston,! 
P.  S.  C.     i 
^Campbell  Smith,  W.  1910 


•Campion,  B.  W. 

1887 

Campling,  W.  C. 

1912 

Candeth,  M.  A. 

1910 

*Candler,  J.  P. 

1895 

Candy,  K.  E. 

1913 

*Cane,  A.  S. 

1906 

—    M.  H. 

1909 

*    —    A.  G. 

1867 

*     _    L.  D. 

1904 

Cann,  F.  W.  M. 

1878 

-     B.C. 

1913 

•    —     G.  D. 

1879 

Joh. 
Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 
Pemb. 
Jesus 
Caius 
Trinity 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Peter's 
Joh. 
Catk. 
Trinity 
Pemh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Caius 
Joh. 
Caius 
Caius 
Jesus 
Christ's 
Selwyn 
Trin.H. 
Christ''s 
Joh. 
Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Corpus 

Queens' 

Trinity 

King's 

Corpus 

Caius 

King's 

King's 

Joh. 

Sidney 

Pemb. 

Cath. 

Jesus 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1293 


n, 


Cannan,  G.  E. 

1905 

King's 
Christ's 

*Carr,  F. 

1893 

Trin.H 

•Canney,J.  R.  C. 

1905 

—  D.N. 

Queens' 

•Cannon,  F.J. 

1874 

Trinity 

•    —  E.  T.  S. 

1862 

Cuth. 

Canny,  G.  B. 

1903 

Queens' 

*    —  C.  L. 

1892 

Cuth. 

Cant,  F.  V. 

1912 

Caius 

•    —  E. 

1848 

Joh. 

Canti,  R.  G. 

1905 

King's 

•    —  F.  O. 

1883 

Trinity 

•Capel,  B. 

1850 

Christ's 

•    —  C.  T. 

1900 

Trinity 

Capon,  E.  0. 

1894 

Christ's 

—  E.  H. 

Trinity 

Caporn,  A.  C. 

1906 

Trin.H. 

—  A.L. 

Tnnity 

•Cappel,  N.  L. 

1907 

Trinity 

*    —  J.  W. 

1886 

Emm. 

*  Capper,  T. 

1879 

Trinity 

*Carr-Ellison,H.G.C.  1896  Trinity 

*Capron,  J.  W. 

1905 

King's 

Carrick,  A.  D. 

Pemb. 

—        M.A. 

1912 

King's 

Carrington,  E.  A. 

Christ's 

•Capstick,  J.  W. 

1891 

Trinity 

Carrow,  R.  B. 

King's 

Card,  F.  W.  F. 

1913 

Jesus 

Carruthers,  F.  G. 

1898 

Pemb. 

*Carden,  S.  R. 

1895 

Pemh. 

—             K.  St  C.  1911 

Joh. 

•Cardwell,  P.  B. 

1896 

Cuius 

Carse,  G.  A. 

Emm. 

*    -          W. 

1906 

Caius 

Carslake,  \V.  B. 

Pemh. 

—          C.  R. 

1910 

Caius 

•Carslaw,  H.  S. 

1894 

Emm. 

—           A.  G. 

1912 

Joh. 

•Carsley,  S. 

1894 

Emm. 

Care,  H.  C. 

Joh. 

•Carter,  H. 

1887 

Clare 

Carew,  P.  G. 

Trinity 

♦    _      G.  W. 

1865 

Pemb. 

Carey,  F.  C.  S. 

1904 

Clure 

•    —      W.R. 

1884 

Pemh. 

*    _     G.V. 

1909 

Caius 

—      P. 

Pemb. 

*    —     R.J. 

1863 

Joh. 

—      G.  S. 

Cuius 

•    -     F.  S. 

1883 

Trinity 

—      J.  S. 

1903 

King's 

*Carin^ton,  R.  C.  S. 

1879 

Joh. 

—      J. 

Cath. 

•Carless,  W. 

1874 

Joh. 

—      B. 

Cath. 

*Carlill,  H.  F. 

1897 

—      J.L. 

Jesus 

Carling,  A. 
*     —        A. 

1887 

Corpus 
Joh. 

*  ~    «-c.{i4'*.'''^^'"^''^ 

Carlisle,  H.  B. 

1913 

King's 

—      H.  R. 

Joh. 

*    —        E. 

1878 

Joh. 

—      H.G. 

Mugd. 

*    —        A.D. 

1869 

Trinity 

*     -      E. 

1871 

Trinity 

—        J.  C.  D. 

1909 

Trinity 

•    —      J.G. 

1878 

Trinity 

•Carlos,  E.  S. 

1865 

Trinity 

•    —      C.  E.  J. 

1881 

Trinity 

Carlton-Williams,  > 
E.  W.} 

1912 

Christ's 

*    -      J. 
—      H.G. 

1887 
1904 

Trinity 
Trinity 

Carlyon,  E.  T.  R. 

Pemb. 

•    —      W.  E. 

1907 

Trinity 

*     -         P. 

1834 

Emm. 

*    —      R.  H.A. 

1909 

Tnnity 

Carmichael.D. 

Jesus 

—      H.  G. 

Trinity 

•    —             D.W.W.  1901 

Christ's 

-      C.  N. 

Trinity 

*    —             Lord 

1881 

Joh. 

—      T.  R.  G. 

1911 

Selwyn 

"Carne,  A.  C. 

1894 

Peter's 

•Cartmell.J.  W. 

1865 

Christ's 

Carnegie,  J.  D. 

King's 

•Cartwright,  G.  F. 

1897 

Pemb. 

•Caroe,  J.F. 

1879 

Trinity 

_            B.  O. 

1899 

King's 

«    —      W.  D. 

1879 

Trinity 

Cams- Wilson,  C. 

C. 

Tnnity 

•Carpenter,  E.  W. 

1878 

Cuius 
Cuius 
Selwyn 
Trin.H. 

Carver,  N.  C. 
*    —       T. 

1898 
1884 

King's 
Christ's 

*    —           S.  C. 

1899 

*    —      J.  R. 

1889 

Christ's 

•    —           £. 

1868 

—      C.N. 

Trinity 

»    _           F.  W. 

1886 

Queens' 

Case,  J. 

1909 

Magd. 

*    —           J. 

1885 

Sidney 

Casey,  R.  G. 

1913 

Tnnity. 

•Carpmael,  E. 

1867 

Joh. 

Cash,  C.  H. 

Peter's 

Carr,  P.  R. 

Pemb. 

Caslaw,  J.  McC. 

Trin.H. 

-'r.n. 

Pemb. 

Casper,  W.  M. 

Caius 

—   G.D'R. 

1911 

Caivs 

Cassels.W.C. 

Qutetii' 

1294 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


•Cassels,  J.  W. 

1869 

Joh. 

Chalmers,  H.  S. 

Emm. 

—       W.G. 

Joh. 

Chaloner,  T.  W.  P. 

L. 

Trinity 

Cassidi,  F.  L. 

1910 

Corpus 

•Chamberlain,  H.M. 

1900 

King^s 

Ccissin,  J.  A. 

1895 

Cuius 

•    —                J.S.ff.l869 

Joh. 

•Casson,  J.  L. 
Casswell,  E.  D.  S. 

1884 

Trinity 

Pemh. 

*    —         Rt.  Hon.) 
J.  A.   f 

1885 

Trinity 

Castell,  S.  P. 

Christ's 

-                E.  D. 

Trinity 

*Castellain,  i  M.A. 
H.  G.P.I  incorp. 

1903 

Trinity 

•Chamberlin,  C.  M. 

1894 

Trin.H. 

^Chambers,  E.  B. 

1877 

Pemb. 

*Castle,  G.  H. 

1906 

Joh. 

—             E.H. 

Trin.H. 

•    _       E.  S. 

1881 

Trinity 

—             H.  T. 

King's 

Castlehow,  J.  A.  S. 

1912 

Sekoyn 

—             W.  F.  A 

. 

Trinity 

Castleman,  E.  W.  F 

.1892 

Trinity 

Champion,  C.  C, 

1909 

Pemb. 

Castlerosse,  Viscount 

Trinity 

•    -            H.  H. 

1895 

King's 

*Castley,  T.  G.  P. 

1892 

Pemb. 

*     -            H. 

1873 

Trinity 

*     -        C.C. 

1900 

Sidney 

*Champneys,  M.  W. 

1906 

Trinity 

Catling,  C,  B. 

1892 

Pemb. 

♦Chance,  SirW.  Bart.  1876 

Trinity 

*     _      H.  D. 

1892 

Joh. 

*    —        G.  F. 

1878 

Trinity 

Catmur,  H.  A.  F.  V. 

Queens' 

*    —        J.  F. 

1879 

Trinity 

•Cator,  W.  L.  B. 

1856 

Trinity 

•    —        A.  F. 

1880 

Trinity 

*    -    C.  G.  L. 

1894 

Trinity 

—        A.  S.  de  P 

1885 

Trinity 

Cattell,  T.  E. 

1913 

Jesus 

*    —        A.M. 

1893 

Trinity 

—       M<=K. 

Christ's 

*    —        K.  M. 

1901 

Trinity 

Catterall,  E.  C. 

Trinity 

*    —        C.  F. 

1904 

Trinity 

Catty,  F.B. 

Christ's 

•    —        E.  P. 

1904 

Trinity 

*Causton,  E.  A. 

1890 

Pemb. 

*    —        G.R.  L. 

1907 

Trinity 

*     -         L.J. 

1895 

Pemb. 

—        R.J.F. 

Trinity 

*Cautley,  P.  L. 

1871 

Cuius 

Chand,  B.  M. 

1911 

Sidney 

*    —         P.  F.  L. 

1904 

Trinity 

Chandavarkar,  V.  N 

.  1911 

King^s 

•Cavan-Irving,  H. 

1877 

Trinity 

Chandless,  C.  T.  C. 

1909 

Trinity 

Cave,  E.  H. 

1909 

Clare 

Chandra,  R. 

1913 

Trinity 

—  H.  W. 

—  T.  S. 

1913 
1913 

Cuius 

Corpus 

Chaning--  Pearce,  ■> 
W.  T.j 

1907 

Emm. 

*    —    C.J.  P. 

1893 

Trinity 

Chanler,  L.  !?- 

Trinity 

*Cave-Moyle,G.E.P 

.1898 

Caius 

•Channell,Sir  A.  M 

1861 

Trinity 

Cavendish,  Lord  R.  F.  1892  Trinity 

*Channon,  F.  G. 

1897 

Corpus 

*Cave.Orme,G.  A.  R.  1889 

Emm. 

*Chaplin,  E.C.G.M.1892 

Clare 

•Cayley,  H. 

1890 

Trinity 

*    _        L.  R.M. 

1896 

Clare 

Cazalet,  R.  G. 

1912 

Clare 

*    —         L.  L. 

1904 

Trin.H. 

Cecil,  C. 

1900 

Caius 

*     —         A. 

1866 

Corpus 

♦Chad wick,  H.  M. 

1892 

Clare 

•    —         A. 

1899 

Trinity 

*     _           J. 

1900 

Pemb. 

Chapman,  M.  C. 

1911 

Peter's 

*    —            C.  E. 

1908 

Corpus 

—           H.J.C. 

1911 

Clare 

•    —           W.  E. 

1881 

Jesus 

—           G.  M. 

1910 

Caius 

—           B.L. 

1913 

Joh. 

—           H.  S. 

1899 

Tnn.B. 

—            M. 

1911 

Joh. 

—           A.d'AE 

1912 

King's 

•    —           R.A. 

1886 

Trinity 

•    —            A.  E. 

1879 

Christ's 

—           H. 

1913 

Trinity 

—            C.S. 

1910 

Christ's 

—           D.  T. 

1898 

Sidney 

*    —           E.  S. 

1882 

Joh. 

*Challice,  W.  D. 

1879 

Joh. 

•    —           A.  G. 

1884 

Joh. 

"Challinor,  W.  F. 

1903 

Trinity 

•    —           J.B.  W 

1892 

Trinity 

—           J. 

Trinity 

*    —            S.  J. 

1898 

Trinity 

•Challis,  J.  L. 

1856 

Trinity 

—            VV.  H. 

1903 

Trinity 

Challoner,  A.  C. 

Caius 

—          s. 

1911 

Trinity 

—            J.L. 

Christ's 

—           T.  M.  G 

.   1912 

Trinity 

Chalmers,  S.  D. 

1900 

Joh. 

*    —           J.J. 

1861 

Emm. 

—           L  P.  H. 

Trinity 

•    —            A.T. 

1862 

Emm. 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1295 


•Chapman,  E.  H. 

1867 

Emm. 

—           H. 

Sidney 

—           P.  D. 

Sidney 

*Chapple,  A. 

1897 

Joh. 

—         A.G. 

1910  NonColl. 

♦Charles,  J.  H. 

1877 

Christ's 

•    —        R.  F. 

1873 

Joh. 

'   —        J.  A.M. 

1912 

Trinity 

—        L.  B. 

Trinity 

•Charlesworth,  A.H 

.1876 

Trinity 

Charleton,G.  H. 

1911 

Cath. 

Charlewood,  W.  H 

Selwyn 

♦Charlton,  H.  J.  U. 

*1878 

Corpus 

—          G.  D. 

1912 

Selwyn 

•Charrington,  H. 

1888 

Jesus 

•    —               S.  C. 

1878 

Trinity 

•    -               J. 

1879 

Trinity 

Chart,  H.  J. 

1890 

Trinity 

♦Chase,  F.  A. 

1901 

Pemb. 

*    -      C.A. 

1905 

Queens' 

•    —      G.A. 

1908 

\  Queens' 
\  Trin.H. 

Chasteney,  H.  E. 

1910 

Joh. 

*Chatfield,  J.  K. 

1896 

Trinity 

Chatterji,  A.  K. 

1913 

Joh. 

—           J.C. 

1909 

Trinity 

Chatterton,  G. 

Emm. 

Chaudhry,  G.  L. 

1913 

Joh. 

Chaudhuri,  Aswini  K. 

Doion. 

*Chawner,G. 

1877 

King's 

—          W.  R. 

1911 

Emm. 

*Chaytor,  A.  H. 

1892 

Clare 

•Cheadle,  W.  VV. 

1891 

Trinity 

Che,  H.  S. 

Christ's 

Checkjand,  M.  B. 

1907 

Joh. 

Chee,  K.  S. 

Peter's 

*Cheese.  A. 

1889 

King's 

*    —      W.  G. 

1905 

Joh. 

Cheetham,  F.  P. 

1912 

Joh. 

—            E.  M. 

Joh. 

—            C.  E. 

1903 

Emm. 

•Chell,G.R. 

1860 

Joh. 

—    H. 

1913 

Joh. 

Chen,  C.  M. 

Oath, 

Chenalloy,E.  H. 

Christ's 

Cherrill,  A.  H. 

1892 

Pemb. 

Cherrington,  D.  G 

1907 

Trinity 

•Cheshire,  J.  G. 

1874 

Cath. 

_          F.M. 

Joh. 

—          R.  W. 

1910 

Trinity 

Chester,  H.  K. 

King's 

•    —        H.  M. 

1873 

Jesus 

*    —        F.E. 

1884 

Joh. 

•Chevallier,J.B.T 

.  1880 

King's 

♦    —           A.J. 

1870 

Jesus 

•    -             J. 

1884 

Trinity 

Chevassut,  F.  G. 

1912 

Trinity 

Chew,  J.  E.  1908    Selwyn 

Cheyne,  W.  H.  W.  1910     Trinity 
Chibnall,  A.  C.  Clare 

Chichester,  E.  A.       1873    Joh. 
—  A.  O'N.C.  1911 '/Viuity 


W.  G, 
Child,  G.  J. 

*  —    F.J. 

*  —    C.J.N. 

*  —    W.  N. 

*  —    J.  F. 
Childe,  C.  M. 

*  —  C.V. 
•Chilver,  C.  S. 
•Chippett,  J.  VV. 

Chippindall,  W.  S. 

*  —  VV. 
Chirnside,  R.  B. 
Chisholni,C.  J. 
Chisman,  F.  W. 

*Chittick,H.  S. 
•Chittock,  C. 
*Chitty,  G.  J. 
_      J.  W. 

*  —  VV.  H. 
Chivers,  W.  B. 
Cholerton,  A.  T. 

*Chorley,F.  W. 
Chow,  J.  L.  E. 
•Chree,  C. 
♦Christie,  G.  J.  B. 

—  S.  O.  K. 

—  J.  F. 

—  R.  G. 

*  —        G.  R. 

*  —        W.L. 

*  —  SirW.  H.JVI. 

—  L.  D. 
Christmas,  D.  V. 

*Chrisioft;  V.V. 
Christoftelsz,  A.  E. 
Chrouschoff,  I.  1912 

Chrystall,H.  M. 
Chubb,  F.  J.  MacL. 

*  —       C.  H.  E.        1904 

—  C.    -  1906 
Chudadhuj.H.R.H.  Prince  Magd. 

*Chudleigh,  R.  A.      1861    Christ's 
Churcher,  \V.  D. 
Churchill,  H.  E. 
_  E.L. 

*  —  W.  H. 

*  —  A.  VV. 
Churchman,  C.  H. 
Churchward,  H.  A. 
Churton,  VV.  A.  V.  1898 

♦Ciapham,  J.  H. 


1896 
1897 
1904 
1891 

1870 
1867 

1878 

1852 
1891 

1898 
1908 
1904 
1898 

1889 


1855 


1884 
1886 


1891 
1852 
1868 
1912 
1908 
1894 


1892 
1879 
1895 


1895 


Trinity 
Caius 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Pemb. 
Corpus 
Trinity 
Christ  s 
Caius 
Trinity 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Peter's 
Caius 
Trinity 
King's 
King's 
Jesus 
Christ's 
King's 
Joh, 
Christ's 
King's 
Clare 
Caius 
Caius 
Corpus 
Magd. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Pemb. 
Jesus 
Queens' 
Trinity 
Emm . 
King's 
Christ's 
Emvi. 


Cains 

Corpus 

King's 

Jesus 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

Corpus 

Cains 

King's 


i 


1296 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


*Clapham,  R. 

A. 

1897 

Emm. 

Clapp,  G.  T. 

1885 

Cuius 

•Clapton,  E. 

1886 

Magd. 

—        A. 

Magd. 

Clare,  F.  C. 

1911 

Queens^ 
Trinity 

Clarence,  L. 

B. 

1861 

-          G. 

C. 

1891 

Trinity 

Clarence-Smith,! 
K.  W.         J 

1913 

Cuius 

"Clarendon,  Earl  of 

1867 

Trinity 

*Claridge,  W. 

1878 

•Clark,  A.  E. 

1891 

Clure 

-     W. 

aare 

-    H.J. 

Clare 

—    C.  S. 

Pemb. 

*    -    J.  G. 

1881 

Cuius 

*    _    G.  W. 

1901 

Caiiis 

*    —    J.  W. 

1874 

Trin.H. 

—     R. 

Trin.H. 

*    -     J.  R. 

1867 

Corpus 

*    -     J.B. 

1877 

Corpus 

*    —    P.N. 

1891 

King's 

-    R.  K. 

1906 

King's 

•    —    W.  M. 

1906 

King's 

—    A.J. 

1907 

King's 

•    -    J.  C. 

1886 

Queens' 

•    -    E.T. 

1889 

Jesus 

*    —    J.B. 

1882 

Christ's 

*    —    F.J. 

1885 

Christ's 

Clarke,  L.  W. 
—      A.  P. 


1896 


*  --  E.  C. 

—  H.  R.E. 

*  —  J.  M. 

•  —  H. 

•  —  G.  L. 

•  —  E.  K. 

*  —  T.  C. 

•  —  E.  M. 

*  —  W.  H. 

*  —  W.  D. 

*  —  G.  E. 

•  —  F.  H.  H. 
"    —  E.  D. 

—  H.  D. 

—  J.H.  M. 

—  R.  N. 

—  S.B. 

"    —  G.  M. 

—  P.  G.F. 

—  0.  A.  P. 
^Clarke,  F.  W. 

•  —  F.  K. 
'  —  G.  H. 
»    —      A.  S. 

_      H.  M. 
»    —      F.  W. 

—  E.R. 


J  oh. 

1856  Mugd. 

1861  Trinity 

1878  Trinity 

1888  Trinity 

1891  Trinity 

1896  Trinity 

1897  Trinity 
1904  Trinity 

1907  Trinitv 

1908  Trinity 

1909  Tri7iity 
1911  Trinity 
1913  Trinity 
J.912  Trinity 
1900  Trinity 

1890  Sidney 
1911  Doivn. 

Doion. 

1899  Peter's 

1855  Clare 

1886  Clure 

1904  Clare 

1911  Clare 

1891  Pemb. 
1893  Pemh. 




T.  W.K. 

1895 

•     

J.  S. 

1896 

— 

R.  H. 

1911 



A.  J.  M. 



E.  P. 

1893 



L.  C.  G. 

1903 

— 

W.G. 

— 

J.  P.  D. 

*    

A.  H.  T. 

1900 

•     

D.  H. 

1901 

•     

C.  H. 

1909 

— 

W.  P.  D. 

1911 

— 

R.  S. 

— 

E.  W. 

1907 

— 

R.B. 

*     — 

W.  K.  L. 

1902 



A.  E. 

1884 

*     

W.  S. 

1890 

— 

E.  B. 

»     

F.W. 

1880 



Sir  E.  M,A.  1894 

*     

H.  L. 

1904 



R.  S. 

1912 



J.H. 

— 

D. 

— 

W.K. 

•     

S. 

1859 

»     

H.  S. 

1880 

— 

H.  R.  G. 

1890 



T.A. 

1892 

*     

W.R. 

1892 

*     

H.  H. 

1897 

— 

R.B. 

1909 

— 

S. 

— 

S.  H. 

— 

E.  S. 

*     

W.  W. 

1862 

K        ___ 

H.  S.  S. 

1898 

f        

E.  T. 

1905 



J.  D. 

1909 



E.R. 



G.  A.  C. 

1912 

Clark-Kennedv,  A. 

E. 

T.lark-Maxweli,W. 

G.1888 

Clarke-Williams,  A 

.  R. 

Clark- Williams,  F 

Clarkson,T. 

'l873 



R.  N.  MacG.  191 

*    

E.  R.  T. 

1892 

Clark-Turner,  F. 

Claudet,  F.  H.  B. 

1911 

C  laugh 

ton,  I.  D. 

1912 

Claxton,  E.  1. 

1898 

Clay, J 

1880 

—   J 

.'.I.H. 

Pemb. 

Pemh. 

Cuius 

Cuius 

Cuius 

Cains 

THn.H. 

Trin.H. 

Trin.H. 

Corpus 

King's 

King's 

King's 

Khig's 

King's 

Queens' 

CatJi. 

Jesus 

Christ's. 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Sidney 

Sidney 

Sidney 

Doivn. 

Corpus 

King's 
Trin.H. 

Pemb. 

King's 

1  Emm. 

Selwyn 

Sidney 

Cuiu  s 

King's 

Kinq's 

Joh. 

Magd. 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1297 


*Clay,  H. 

1848 

Trinity 

♦Clover,  G.  S. 

1896 

Pemb. 

•    —  J.H. 

1871 

Trinity 

-      H. 

1898 

King's 

♦    —  C.F. 

1884 

Trinity 

♦    —      A. 

1896 

Christ's 

•    —  H.  T. 

1897 

Trinity 

Clow,  A.  G. 

1912 

Joh. 

*    —  J.  H. 

1905 

Trinity 

Clowes,  R.  P. 

1890 

Peter's 

—   B.  A. 

Trinity 

♦     —         A. 

1862 

Trinity 

*Clayden,  H.  K. 

1908 

Jesus 

•    —        G. 

1863 

Trinity 

*    -         A.  W. 

1877 

Christ's 

•    —        E. 

1870 

Trinity 

Claye,  G.  W. 

Clare 

Clucas,  J.  D. 

1891 

Pemh.~ 

-      H. 

1910 

Cains 

Coad-Pryor,E.  A. 

1913 

Trinity 

•Clayton,  G.  H. 

1906 

(Peter's 
\Pemh. 

♦Coape-Arnold,  H.) 

1872 

Joh. 

*    —         J. 

1908 

Clare 

Coates.V. 

1912 

Peter's 

•    —         Herb. 

1892 

Pemb. 

-      V.  H.  M. 

1911 

Caius 

*    —         Harold 

1896 

Pemb. 

-       A.  D. 

Caius 

—        N.W. 

1900 

Queens' 

—      B.  M. 

Queens^ 

—         R.  P. 

1892 

Trinity 

*    —       T. 

1893 

Jesus 

*    —        F. 

1903 

Triniixi 

*    —       J. 

1850 

Joh. 

—        A.  H. 

1894 

Emm. 

*    —      W.  C. 

1877 

Joh. 

*Cleary.  W.  C. 

1908 

Trinity 

•    —      C.H. 

1880 

Trinity- 

•Cleave,  P.  R. 

1887 

Joh. 

—      H.  H.  H. 

1912 

Trinity 

Cleeve,  C.  E. 

1912 

Christ's 

♦Cobb,  H.  V. 

1886 

Trinity 

—      F.C.A. 

1911 

Chnst's 

*    _    w.F. 

1854 

Emm. 

Clegg,  M.  T. 

1910 

Jesui 

♦    —    W.F. 

1888 

Emm. 

Cleghorn,  W.  A. 

Trinity 

♦Cobbett,  L. 

1884 

Trinitu, 

Cleland,  J.  R. 

1911 

Joh. 

Cobbold,  F.  A.  W. 

1904 

Pemb, 

*Clementi-Smitb,  P 

1871 

Joh. 

—         G.  W.  N. 

Pemb.. 

Clements,  W.  G. 

Magd. 

—         C.  T. 

Caius 

*     -           A.V. 

1892 

Selwyn 

*    __         W.N. 

1885 

Jesus 

♦Clementson,  J.  S. 

1882 

Joh. 

—         G.  F. 

1906 

Trinity 

•    —               A. 

1860 

Emm. 

—         R.  H.  W. 

Joh. 

Clemetson,  D.  L. 

Trinity 

•Cobham,  Viscount 

1864 

Trinity 

♦Cleminson,  F.  J. 

1901 

Caius 

♦    —        E. 

1903 

Emm. 

Clemmow,  C.  A. 

1910 

Peter's 

Cochrane,  R.  D. 

Pemb. 

Clemo,  F.  A. 

1913 

Selwyn 

—           K.  A.  B. 

1913 

Caius 

*Cleworth,T.  H. 

1909 

Queens' 

♦    —          H.H. 

1869 

Joh. 

•Clifford,  F.  A. 

1906 

King's 

*    —          A. 

1888 

Trinity 

—        A.  C. 

1909 

Emm. 

-          A.C. 

1897 

Trinity 

*CJifton,  R.  B. 

—       E.N. 

1859 
1912 

Joh. 
Trinity 

Cochran-Patrick,  ) 
N.J.K. 

1887 

Trinity 

—        H.  E.    . 

1918 

Trinity 

•Cock,  E.  H. 

1886 

Trin.  H. 

—       G.F. 

1911 

Down. 

Cockayne,  A.  A. 

1912 

Caius 

♦Clifton- Smith,  F. 

1891 

THn.H. 

Cockell.B.  W. 

Gath. 

♦Clinton,  W.  0. 

1873 

Trinity 

•Cockerell,  S.  C.  M.A.  1908  Jesus 

♦Clissold,  H. 

1892 

Trinity 

♦Cockerton,  J.  S. 

1891 

Jesus 

•Close,  R.W. 

1870 

Joh. 

♦Cockin,  G.  S. 

1898 

—    A.  V. 

Selwyn 

♦Cocks,  F.  R. 

1882 

Jesus 

•Close- Brooks,  J.  B. 

1872 

Trinity 

—     W.F. 

Trinity 
King's 

—                 A.  B 

.1906 

Trinity 

♦Cockshott,  O. 

1896 

Cloudesley,  H. 

1905 

Caius 

Cockton,  J.C. 

1913 

Christ's 

*Clough,  J.  W. 

1890 

Christ't 

♦Coe.C.  G. 

1896 

Clare 

-       V. 

1911 

Christ's 

•    —  H.A. 

1874 

Sidney 

—       J. 

Christ's 

♦Coggin,  H.T.J. 

1876 

Joh. 

•    —       C.  T. 

1875 

Joh. 

•    1.       F.  E. 

1881 

Joh. 

•    —        A.  H. 

1884 

Trinity 

—       M.  E.  H. 

Joh. 

Clout,  C.  W. 

King's 

*    _       H.  F.  F. 

1905 

Trinity 
Trin.6. 

Clouts,  P. 

Joh. 

•CoghiU,  E.  A. 

1883 

55 


1298 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Cohen,  P.  A. 

1890 

Trin.H. 

•Collingridge,  W. 

1879 

Christ's 

*    —      H.B. 

1896 

King's 

•Collings,  H. 

1871 

Corput 

*    —      A.M. 

1898 

King's 

Collingwood,  E.  H. 

Femh. 

-      J.  I. 

Queens ' 

♦Collins,  J.  B.B. 

1897 

Peter's 

•  —      Rt  Hon.  A. 

*  —      W.S. 

1858 
1893 

Magd. 
Trinity 

*     -       C.W.{i^l897Pem6. 

*    —      E.  M. 

1899 

Trinity 

_       E.  D. 

Pemb. 

—      C.  B. 

Trinity 

—       V.  St  B. 

Pemb. 

*    —      R.W. 

1900 

Emm. 

—       F.  H. 

1909 

Queens' 

-      J.L. 

1913  NonColl. 

*    —       J.  T. 

1909 

Queens' 

Coit,  R.  W. 

1908 

King's 

—       K.E. 

1913 

Queens' 

*Coker,  E.  G. 

1896 

Peter's 

*    -       H.  R. 

1895 

Cath. 

•Colbeck,  E.  H. 

1887 

Cuius 

*    —        J. 

1871 

Joh. 

—        L.  G. 

1906 

King's 

—        E.J. 

Joh. 

Colby,  F.  E.  A. 

1891 

King's 

—       A.J. 

Magd. 

Cole,  G.  L. 

1910 

Pemb. 

*    —        A.  E. 

1893 

Trinity 

•    —  J. 

1883 

Trin.H. 

—        B.  K.  T. 

1910 

Trinity 

*    —  S. 

1884 

2Vin.H. 

—        D.  C. 

1910 

Trinity 

*    —  H.  B. 

1897 

King's 

—        R.  F. 

1912 

Trinity 

-  A.  F.  A. 

1904 

King's 

—        R.L. 

1903 

Emm. 

—   W.  D. 

Queens' 

CoIlott.T.  A. 

Cuius 

*    —  A. 

1889 

Christ's 

•Collyer,W.  R. 

1865 

Caius 

—  R.  T. 

1906 

Jok. 

Colman,  C.  J. 

Peter's 

•    —  A.  C. 

1878 

Trinity 

•    —        D.M. 

1907 

Pemb. 

*    —  S.  W. 

1900 

Trinity 

*     —        L.  M. 

1907 

Pemb. 

*    —  R.  S. 

1888 

Emm. 

•     —       Sir  J.,  Bart 

1882 

Joh. 

^Colebrook,  R.  E. 

1896 

Sidney 

—        J. 

1908 

Trinity 

€oleman,  L.  W. 

1907 

Queens' 

Colquhoun,  J.  C. 

Cams 

»    _          G.  W. 

1874 

Jesus 

_              G.R.E. 

Trinity 

—          N.D. 

1913 

J  oh. 

Colson,A.  F.  D. 

Peter's 

Colenso,  N.  J.  F. 

1910 

Trinity 

*    ~        F.  T. 

1881 

Corpus 

*Coleridfre,A.D. 

1853 

King's 

•    —        F.  H. 

1880 

Joh. 

•    —      Hon.S.W.B 

.  1877 

Trinity 
Trin.H. 

—        C.  G.  T. 

1913 

Joh. 

•Coles,  H.  T. 

1880 

F.  S. 

1911 

Emm. 

—     V.  J.  H. 

1912 

Joh. 

*Colt,  F.  D. 

1886 

Trinity 

^     R.J. 

Down. 

*  -    G.H. 

1900 

Sidney 

Coley.C. 

1912 

Christ's 

Coltman,  H.  L. 

1890 

Trinity 

*Colf?rove,  J.  B. 

1869 

Pemb. 

Colton-Fox,  J.  S. 

1886 

Trinity 

•Coling,  R.  J. 

1867 

Joh. 

•Colvill.  J.  C. 

1868 

Trinity 

*Collcutt,  A.  M. 

1890 

Cuius 

Colville,  N.  R. 

Clare 

*Colledge,  L. 

1904 

Caiui 

—        D. 

1912 

Pemb. 

Collet,  J.  P. 

Emm. 

—         D.J. 

Trinity 

•Collett,  G. 

1866 

Corpus 

•  Colville- Wallis,W 

.  1880 

Emm. 

•    —       W.G. 

1891 

Corpus 

*Colvin,  B.  D. 

1864 

Trinity 

—       R.  L. 

1908 

Trinity 
Trin.H. 

♦     —       Sir  S. 

1867 

Trinity 

Collier,  D.W. 

Col  well,  C.  K. 

Down. 

*    —       H.N. 

1859 

Christ's 

Colvin-Smith,R.C.M.  1886  Caius 

*    —      G.  B. 

1883 

Trinity 

*Combe,  R.  G.  N. 

1900 

Clare 

—      C.  M. 

1901 

Trinity 

-       E.  P. 

1913 

Caius 

*    —       S.  G. 

1886 

Emm. 

-       N.  V. 

1894 

Trinity 

—      G.H. 

1910 

JSelwyn 

*Comber,  H.  G. 

1893 

Pemb. 

•Collin,  J. 

1887 

Joh. 

Comeau,  E.  A. 

King's 

•    —     T. 

1874 

Trinity 

Comely,  J. 

1913 

Christ's 

•    —     J. 

1869 

Emm. 

Compston,  G.  D. 

Trin.H 

•    —     S.  C. 

1875 

Emm. 

Compton,  A.  G.  W 

1906 

Caius 

•Colling.  J. 
*Collingham,  D.H. 

1869 

Christ's 

•     -           R.  H. 

1908 

Caius 

1900 

King's 

*    —           W.  C. 

1877 

Jesus 

MEMBERS   OK  THE   UNIVERSITY. 


1299 


♦Complon,  A.  W.  H. 

1890 

Emm. 

Compton- Burnett,  N.  1910  King's 

*Compton-Rickelt,  A 

.  1892  Christ's 

Comyn,  A.  F. 

1902 

Pemb. 

—        H.  F. 

1906 

King's 

Conan  Davies,  B. 

Cath. 

Conder,  A.  C. 

Queens' 

Connett,  T.  0. 

Christ's 

—        H. 

Christ's 

Connolly,  J.  S.  DA 

L. 

Pemh. 

•     -           B.  B. 

1868 

Caius 

•    —           R.C 

1867 

Queens' 

*    -           R.  H. 

1899 

Christ's 

♦Connor,  W.  H. 

1863 

Cath. 

•Constable,  W.  J. 

1883 

King's 

—            W.  G. 

1909 

Joh. 

♦    —            F.  C. 

1870 

Trinity 

Constantine,  H.  N. 

Clare 

♦Conway,  R.  S. 

1887 

Caius 

*    -          K.  R. 

1885 

Cath. 

*    _         SirW.M 

1879 

Trinity 

*Conybeare,  A.  E. 

1897 

King's 

•    —            J.W.  E 

.1866 

Trinity 

*    —             W.J. 

1894 

Trinity 

Coode,  W.M. 

1887 

Trinity 

—      A.  P. 

1893 

Trinity 

*Cook,  S.  A. 

1894 

Caius 

—    G.E.  H. 

1896 

Caius 

—     E.  B. 

1901 

Caius 

•    —    C.  A. 

1872 

Trin.H. 

*    —    A.B. 

1891 

Queens' 
Trinity 
Queens' 

_     E.  A. 

1910 

—    V.  C. 

1907 

Christ's 

*    —     B.  M. 

1898 

Joh. 

—    L.  W. 

Emm. 

*    —    S.  G. 

1894 

Sidney 

Cooke,  F.  F. 

1912 

Pemb. 

*    —      W.I. 

1909 

Caius 

*    —     H. 

1874 

Trin.H 

•    —    A.H. 

1878 

King's 

—    S.  R. 

King's 

*    —    F.  H. 

1902 

Queens' 

•    —    A.  T. 

1906 

Queens' 

—    G.V.T. 

Christ's 

A     i  ^-^' 

I  mcorg 

1898 

Triiiity 

*    —    R.  H.  M. 

'  1886 

Emm. 

-    H.  L. 

Emm. 

*Cooke-Hurle,J. 

1882 

Trinity 

*Cook8ey,J.  F. 

1874 

Sidney 

*Cookson,R.T.  C. 

1897 

Queens' 
Joh. 

*Coombes,  H.  E.  H 

1889 

Coombs,  P.  G. 

1913 

Pemb. 

Cooney,  A.  B. 
-  "^    T.B. 

Cath. 
Cath. 

Coop,  F.  D. 

King^s 

*Coop,  W. 
♦Coope,  F.  E. 
*Cooper,  J.  S. 

*  —       T. 

—  L.  G. 

—  A.  L. 

*  —       F.  S. 

*  —       W.  V. 

*  —       H.  S. 

*  —       J.  E. 

*  —       C.E. 

—  T. 

—  H. 

*  —        C.J. 

*  —        E.  A. 

*  —        R.G. 

*  —        P.  H. 

*  —        C.  F. 

—  J.  G. 

—  A. 
*Coore,  A. 

*  —     A.T. 
*Coote,  Sir  A. 

—  A. 
Cope,  J .  L. 


1905 
1884 
1876 


1886 
1898 
1883 
1846 
1877 
1907 
1911 
1874 
1876 
1896 
1900 
1901 
1903 
1907 
1894 
1867 
Bart.  1872 
1898 

1910 
1863 


Copeland,  A.  J. 

*  _  W.F.  M.  1893 

—  W .  B.  1912 
*Copeman,  S.  A.  M.  1883 

*  —           C.  E.  F.  1889 
•Copestake,  S.  1861 

Copland- Griffiths,! 
F.  A.  V.        J 

•Coplestone,  W.  D.  1901 

Copplestone,  W.  R.  J . 

*Corban,W.  H.  B.  1900 

*  —  L.H.L.B.  1902 
Corbett,  R.  S. 

*  _        W.J.  1888 

—  G.  H.  U.  1901 

—  H.  V. 

__        E.  M.  1892 
_        R.H. 

*  _       J.  S.  1877 

*  —        H.  E.  1880 
*Corbin,  C.  P.  H.  1892 

*  —  E.M.  H.  1896 
Corbyn,  E.  N.  1903 
Corder,  P. 

*Corfield,  E.  1884 
_         C.  L. 

—  B.  C.  1912 
*Cork,  J.  S.  1895 

—  M.E.  B. 
•Corner,  E.  M.  1894 


Joh. 

Trinity 

Peter's 

Peter's 

Peter's 

Clare 

Pemh. 

King's 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Sidney 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

Trin.H. 

Trinity 

Corpus 

King's 

Christ's 

Trinity 

Jesus 

NonColl. 
Clare 
Clare 
Caius 
King's 
King's 
Cath. 
Jesus 
Jesus 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Joh. 
Cath. 
Cath. 
Jesus 
Pemh. 
Sidney 
Sidney 


66—2 


1300 


MEMBEES  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


^Cornford,  F.  M.  1897     Trinity 

Cornish,  H.  D.  1900     Trinity 

"     —         J.  R.  (Bp)1859     Sidney 


~        A. 

1896 

Sidney 

♦Cornwall,  J.  W. 

1891 

Cornwell,  L.  C. 

NonColl. 

♦Corrie,  E.  K. 

1877 

King's 

—      B.W. 

1909 

King's 

—     G.  T. 

1910 

King's 

—      0.  C.  K. 

1904 

Trinity 

Corry,  F.  H.  L. 

1911 

Trinity 

_     J.P.I.  M. 

Trinity 

—      W.  M.  F. 

Trinity 

Corsi,  H. 

Femb. 

♦Cort,J.  P. 

1880 

Joh, 

-  J.  L.P. 

1907 

Joh. 

*C6rtes,  A. 

1887 

Trin.H. 

*Cory,A.  R. 

1881 

Pemb. 

_    R.F.P. 

1907 

Cuius 

*    —     W.  H. 

1887 

Trinity 

—    R.R. 

Trinity 

Cory  ton,  W.  A. 

King's 

Cossar,  J.  M. 

1910 

Pemb. 

•    -      H.J. 

1898 

Queens' 

*Co8tello,  L.  W.  J. 

1902 

Peter's 

*Coster,C.  W. 

1882 

Trin.H. 

Costobadie,  L.  P. 

1911 

Caius 

*Cotes,  W.  E.  H. 

1880 

Emm. 

*Cotes.Preedy,  D. 

1899 

Emm. 

•Cother,  P.  L. 

1881 

Jesus 

♦Cotter,  G.  E.  W. 

1889 

Trinity 

•CotteriU,  C.C. 

1866 

Joh. 

*    —         H.E. 

1910 

Trinity 

Cottingham,  J.  W 

Emm. 

Cotton,  B.  G.  H. 

Trin.H. 

—       H.  W.  S. 

Queens' 

—       R.  H.  A. 

1911 

Joh. 

—       C.  K. 

1909 

Down. 

Couch,  C.J. 

Queens' 

—       W.C. 

Queens' 

Couchman,  H.J. 

1907 

Caius 

—             M.  L. 

1913 

Queens' 

Coulcher,  G.  B. 

1904 

Corpus 

Couldridjre,  W.  H. 

F.  1911  Christ's 

Coulson,  N. 

1913 

Pemb. 

*    —        R.N. 

1901 

Caius 

Coultas,  T.  B. 

Queens' 

*Coulthard,  E.  N. 

1881 

*Coulthurst,  J.  W. 

1885 

Magd. 

•Coulton,  G.  G. 

1881 

Cath. 

♦Counsel!,  W.  H. 

1891 

Doion. 

*  Coupe,  T.  O. 

1908 

SeLioyn 

*Couper,  J.  D.  C. 

1897 

Trinity 

Courage,  R. 

1888 

Trinity 

*Courtauld,R.  M. 

1900 

Pemb. 

J.S. 

1902 

King's 

*    —             S.  L. 

1904 

King's 

♦Courtauld,  G. 

Courthope,  R. 
*Courthope  -Munroe, 

Courtis,  A.  O. 
"Courtney,  G.  B. 

*  —  Lord 
Coutts,  H.  A.  T. 

*Covey  Crump,     ) 

w.  w.; 

*Cow,  D.  V. 
Cowan,  C.  J.  A. 

—  R.  C. 

*  —       J.M. 

*  —       G. 

—  D. 
♦Coward,  J.  C.L. 

♦  —        T.  H. 
Cowell,S.  J.    . 

*  —       P.  H. 

—  J.  B. 

—  J. 
Cowen,  C.  H.  G. 

*Cowie,  H. 

•  —      R.  A. 

*  —      A.  G.G. 

—  H.  C. 

—  D.  H. 
*Cowper,  W. 

*  —        H.  A. 

—  G.  M. 

•  —        H.  W. 
Cox.  R.  B. 

—  D.H. 

—  E.  H.  M. 

•  —    J.  M. 

—  H.  A.  M. 

•  —    H. 

—  C.  H. 

*  —  G.  L. 
•—  W.A. 

*  —  A. 

•  —  H.F. 

•  —  J. 

*Cox- Edwards,  J.  C. 
Coxon,  A.  C.  M. 

—  A.  W. 

—  T. 
Coy,  J.  C. 
Coyte,  S.  E. 
Cozens,  F.  C. 
Crabb,  W.  J. 
Crabtree,  W.  A. 

♦Grace,  H.  S. 

«     J   F 

*Crackneil,  A.  G. 
•Cradock,  H.  C. 

•  —         A.  W. 


1883  Trinity 
Mafjd. 

H.18S1  Trin.H. 
1912     Pemh. 

1884  Pemh. 
1855    Joh. 

Trinity 

1891    NonColl. 


1902 


1900 
1885 
1875 
1873 
1912 
1892 
1912 

1910 
1872 
1890 
1891 
1909 
1913 
1886 
1895 
1911 
1884 

1903 

1864 
1901 
1882 
1905 
1901 
1867 
1869 
1871 
1874 
1861 
1910 
1893 

1912 


1911 
1889 
1907 
1901 

1888 
1883 
1893 


Trinity 

Pemh! 

Pemb. 

King's 

King's 

Trinity 

Corpus 

Queens' 

Queens' 

Trinity 

Eimm. 

Down. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

THn.H. 

Trinity 

Clare 

Caius 

Trin.H. 

Corpus 

Cath. 

Jesus 

Jesus 

Christ 's 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Magd. 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Jesus 

Sidney 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Cath. 

Clare 

King's 

Sidney 

Pemh. 

Pemb. 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1301 


Cradock,  C.  M. 

1895 

Pemb.     ! 

Crick,  G.  H. 

Corpus 

*    ~         N. 

1903 

Trinity 

•    -    A.H. 

1877 

Joh 

*Crafer,  T.  W. 

1892 

cJems 
iDown. 

—  L.  G.  M. 

—  L.  C. 

1913 

Joh. 
Maqd. 

*Craig,  M. 

1887 

Cuius 

*Cripps,  R.  S. 

1907 

Joh. 

*     —    O. 

1889 

Emm, 

-       C.H. 

1899 

Trinity 

Craigs,  W.  N. 

1913 

Queens' 

Crisford,  K.  N. 

1909 

Emm. 

♦Crampton,  H.  P. 

1900 

Clare      ; 

Crisp,  U. 

1913 

Gath. 

—             G.  P. 

Ditwn.    I 

-    J.F. 

Magd. 

♦Cranage,  D.  H.  S. 
*Crane,  F.  S.  C. 

1890 
1884 

King's    ! 
King\     , 

•Critchett,SirG.A 
Bart. 

'}1868 

Caius 

*     -      H.E. 

1906 

Christ's 

Croall,  D.  A. 

1892 

Trinity 

*Crathorne,  J.  J. 

1893 

Clare 

Croasdale,  H.  J. 

1911 

Emm. 

—            J.  T. 

NonColl. 

Crocker,  G.  G. 

Clare 

♦Crauford,  L.  G. 

1907 

Joh. 

*    -         J.  C. 

1901 

Joh. 

Craven,  E.  M. 

1901 

Clare 

•Crockett,  A.  W. 

1891 

Corpus 

—       H. 

1912 

King's 

•Croft,  C.  G. 

1864 

Caius 

*Crawford,  A. 

1879 

Clare 

•    —    H.  H.  S. 

1864 

Trinity 

*    —           G.  R. 

1895 

Pemb. 

—    J.  A.  C. 

1911 

Trinity 

—           C.  G. 

1912 

TrinJS. 

Crofton,  J.  H. 

1905 

Pemb. 

•    —          L. 

1890 

Kind's 

Christ's 

•Crofts,  C.  H. 

1886 

Emm. 

—           G.  B. 

1913 

*    —      J.M. 

1896 

Emm. 

—          D. 

1912 

THnity 

*Croggon,  J.  F.  S. 

1902 

Joh. 

*    —           R.  K. 

1883 

Emm. 

*Cromie,  W.  P. 

1899 

Corpus 

Crawhall,  T.  L. 

Gains 

Crommelin  Brown,>  ^irv 

THnity 

Crawley.W.H.T.E. 

1913 

Trin.H. 

J.L. 

VXI7XW 

*    -          G.A. 

1885 

Trinity 

Crompton,  J. 

1908 

Gains 

-          J.L. 

1913 

Selioyn 

-           R. 

1911 

Caius 

Crawshaw,  R. 

1889 

Pemb. 

—           N.  G. 

1910 

King's 

—            C.  B.  H 

, 

Ch)-ist's 

—           R.  A. 

Emm. 

-  C.H. 

—  A.  A. 

'l909 
1913 

Christ's 
Emm. 

*Cronin.H.  S. 

1887 

{Trin.H. 
Trinity 

Creasy,  R.  L. 

King's 

Cronk,  H.L. 

1911 

Jesus 

Creed,  J.  M. 

1911 

Gains 

Crooke,  R.  H. 

1910 

Emm, 

*    _     A.  H.G. 

1887 

Christ's 

Crookham,  H.  A. 

R. 

Jesus 

*Crees,  J.  H.  E. 

1904 

Joh. 

Groom,  D.  H. 

1898 

Cains 

*Creighton,  C.  M.A 

.  1880 

King's 

Cropper,  J. 

1902 

Trinity 

*    -            C. 

1898 

Emm. 

*Crosbie,  H.  A. 

1867 

Trinity 

Crellin,  H. 

1887 

Queem' 

Crosbie  Gates,  E. 

C. 

Magd. 

—       D. 

1911 

Joh. 

•Crosby,  C.  S. 

1876 

Down. 

*Cremer,  W.  C. 

1892 

Trinity 

*Crosfield,  A.  C. 

1891 

Clare 

Creswell,  H.  E. 

1910 

Cairn 

•    —          H.  T. 

1905 

King's 

*Creswick,  F.  N. 

1896 

Sidney 

*Cro8s,  A.  W.  S. 

1896 

Caius 

Crew,  F.  D. 

1900 

Emm. 

*    —    W.E. 

1895 

Gains 

Crewdson,  H.  E. 

1911 

Pemb. 

—    K.  M.  B. 

•1912 

Gains 

*    —            W. 

1881 

King's 

—    W.  R.  C. 

Corpus 

—            B.  F. 

1908 

King's 

•    —    A. 

1885 

Christ's 

—            R.  B. 

King's 

•    —    Viscount 

1846 

Trinity 

•    —           G. 

1863 

Trinity 

•Crosse,  C  H. 

1851 

Caius 

*    —           J.W. 

1891 

Trinity 

-      R.G. 

Corput 

*    —           W.  D. 

1901 

Trinitv 

•    —      C.N. 

1884 

Trinity 

♦Crewe,  Earl  of 

1880 

Trinity 

—      A.  A.  T. 

1884 

Emm. 

Creyke,  B.  R. 

1909 

Jesus 

•Crossley,  G. 

1881 

Joh. 

cClare 

■  Pemb. 

*Crosthwaite,  R. 

1890 

Pemb. 

*Crick,  P.  C.  T. 

1904 

Crouch,  H.  A. 

1912 

Down. 

•    _     F.W. 

1874 

Pemb. 

I    Crow,  A.  D. 

Queens' 

•    —     P. 

1878 

Pemb. 

♦Crowder,  C.  F. 

1881 

King'i 

1302 


MEMBERS  OF  THE   UNIVERSITY. 


Crowder,  W.  I.  R. 

1907 

Trinity 

•Cunynghame, 

•1874 

Joh. 

Crowe,  H.  B. 

Trinity 

Sir  H.H.  S. 

Crowley,  F. 

1906 

Trin.l'l. 

Curl,  H.  F. 

1899 

Christ's 

Crowther,  W.  C. 

1907 

Corpus 

*    —   S.  W. 

1896 

Down. 

-          C.  R. 

1899 

Joh. 

Curnock,  G.  A. 

Pemh. 

*    —          J.  A. 

1905 

Joh. 

•Currey,  H.  E. 

1884 

Caius 

•Crowther- Bey  non,) 

V.  B.         ; 

1887 

Trinity 

•Currie,  J. 
*    —      L. 

1885 
189U 

Trinity 
Trinity 

•Croysdale,  J.  H. 

1901 

Caius 

Curryer,  W.  H.  S. 

Queens' 

Cruickshank,  G. 

Clare 

*Curtis.  W.  S. 

1901 

Trin.H. 

*    —                G.  E. 

1871 

Joh. 

*    -      A.  C. 

1896 

King's 

*    —                G.  M 

1908 

Joh. 

—      S.  W. 

Cath. 

—                D.  E. 

1909 

Joh. 

—      A.  R.  W. 

1911 

Trinity 

•Cruikshank,  J.  A. 

1864 

Trinity 

Curtis-Bennett,  H.H.  1900 

Trinity 

*Crum,W.  G. 

1892 

Trinity 

Curtois,  V.  A. 

Queens' 

Crump,  H.  C. 

Pernb. 

*    —        H. 

1884 

Christ's 

•     _       J.B. 

1860 

Queens 

Curwen,  B.  M. 

1912 

Caius 

_       G.  H. 

1912 

Queens' 

-        C.N. 

1911 

Caius 

•    —       J.  H. 

1879 

Jesus 

♦Curzon,  H.  E.  J. 

1903 

Down. 

Cubbon,  H.  T. 

Joh. 

Curzon-Siggers,  W 

.A. 

Joh. 

*Cubitt,  Hon.  H. 

1889 

Trinity 

*Cusack,  F.  W. 

1879 

Trinity 

Cuffe,  G.  E. 

Jesus 

Cushion,  E.  J. 

1908 

King's 

•CuDen,  H.  R. 

1898 

Caius 

•Cust,  A . 

1865 

Joh. 

—       A.  H. 

Queens' 

•    —  L.  H. 

1881 

Trinity 
Trin.H. 

Culley,  G.  C.  H. 

Corpus 

*Custance,  C.  E.  S. 

1894 

*    -       A.D. 

1894 

Emm. 

—           E.  C.  N. 

Trm.H. 

*Cullimore,  J. 

1907 

Caius 

Cuthbert,  W.  W.  L.  1909 

Christ's 

-            W. 

1909 

Caius 

-          C.A. 

1913 

Tiinity 

-            C. 

1912 

Caius 

Cuthbertson,  M. 

Pernb: 

—           J. 

Caius 

*Cutlack,  W.  P. 

1903 

Pemb. 

Cullinan,  M.  W.  F 

Magd. 

Cutler,  E.  T. 

Clare 

•Culluin,G.  G.M.-G 

.1880 

Trinity 

—      D.  W. 

1913 

Queens' 

Culverwell,  C.  T. 

Queens' 
Emm. 

Daiches,  H.  S. 

Do  ion. 

Cumberlege,  B.  S. 

Daintree,  C.  N. 

Jesus 

*Cumberland-Jones 
R.  D.     J 

1886 

Joh. 

Daish,  T. 
*Daisley,  G.  W. 

1898 

Magd. 
Trinity 

Cumming-,  J. 

1874 

Trin.h. 

Dakyns,  H.  G. 

1895 

Trinity 

—           G.E. 

Cath. 

*d' Albuquerque,  "i 

1889 

Joh. 

•    —            L. 

1865 

Trinity 

—           J.E. 

Emm. 

*Dalby,W.'E.   M.A 

.1894 

Trinity 

♦Cummins,  C.  A. 

1905 

Joh. 

*Daldy,  F.  F. 

1880 

Pemb. 

Cunard,  E. 

1912 

Trinity 

*DaIe,  Sir  A.W.  W. 

1879 

Trin.H. 

*Cundy,  T.  E. 

1882 

Trinity 

*    —    J.B. 

1893 

Joh. 

Cunliffe,  J.  H.  G. 

Christ's 

—    F. 

1910 

Joh. 

*    —         W. 

1878 

Trinity 

*    —    H.H. 

1897 

Trinity 

—         N. 

1911 

Trinity 

—    F.  R. 

1905 

Trinity 

*Cunningham,  E. 

1902 

Joh. 

Dalgleish,  J.  P. 

Pemb. 

•    —                 W. 

1873 

Trinity 
\Caius 

Dallas,  R.  J. 

1888 

King's 

*  Dally,  J.  F.  H. 

1898 

Joh. 

*    —                 B.  K. 

1892 

Trinity 

Dalley,  J.  P. 

Queens' 

*    -                J.  M. 

1901 

Trinity 

Bailing,  W.  E. 

NonColl. 

—                J.S. 
*    —                G. 

1907 

1885 

Trinity 
Down. 

♦Dalrymple,  Sir  C. 
Bart. 

1862 

Trinity 

—                M.  G. 

Down. 

Dalton.E.  H.J.N. 

1909 

King's 

—                L. 

Down. 

•    —       J.N. 

1863 

Trinity 

Cunnington,  E.  C. 

1911 

Corpus 

*    —       E.  R. 

1876 

Trinity 

•    —              W.A. 

1906 

ChrisVs 

♦    ~       J.H.C. 

1884 

Trinity 

C.  R. 


1897     Trinity 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1303 


•Dalton,  LI.  C. 
Daltroff,  E.  M. 
*Daltry,  B.  H.  R. 

—  L.  O. 
Daly,  I.  de  B. 

—  U.  de  B. 


1900 
1912 
1886 
1912 


Trinity 

Queens' 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Cuius 

Cuius 


*  Dames- Longworth,  F.  1884  Trinity 
*Dana,  R.  W.  1890     Pemh. 

•Danby,T.  W.  1864     Down. 

*Danckwerts,W. O.A.J.  1877  Peter's 


Dandridge,  W.  L. 

Emm. 

♦Uangar,  D.  R. 

1889 

Jesm 

•D*Angibau,G. 

1888 

Emm. 

Dani,  V.  G. 

Sidney 

♦Daniel,  A.M. 

1888 

Trinity 

♦Daniell,  F.  H.  B. 

1867 

Trinity 

—        P.J. 

1910 

Trinity 

•Daniels,  A.  E. 

1891 

Peter'b 

—        M. 

1913 

Sidney 

Danks,  A.  13. 

1891 

Pemh. 

*Uannatt,  W.J. 

1904 

Queena' 

Daphtary,  C.  K. 

Mugd. 

*Darby,  W.S. 

1895 

Trinity 

•Darbyshire,  J. 

1872 

Peter's 

*    _             J.R. 

1902 

Emm. 

*D'Arcy,  R.  F. 

1887 

Cuius 

D'Arcy  Hart,  R.J. 

Trinity 

•Dare,  A.  G. 

1905 

Corpus 

Darling,  G.  K. 

1900 

King's 

_         M.  L. 

1902 

King's 

♦Darlington,  W.  S. 

1905 

Pemb. 

—              W.A.C.1912 

J  oh. 

*    —             H.  R. 

1884 

Trinity 

•Darlow,T.  H. 

1881 

dure 

Darnton,  R.  E. 

Trinitv 

♦Darroch,  C  S.  P. 

1865 

Trinity 

*    -          A.  R. 

1902 

Trinity 

*Dart,  H. 

1903 

Trinity 

*Darwin,  W.  E. 

1862 

Chrisrs 

*     —        SirF. 

1870 

( Christ's 
\  Trinity 

•    _        H. 

1874 

Trinity 

*    —        F.  A.R. 

1875 

Trinity 

•    —        B.  R.M. 

1897 

Trinity 

•    _        E. 

1904 

Trinity 

*    —        C.  G. 

1909 

Trinity 

—        W.R. 

Trinity 

Das,  D. 

Jesus 

Daubeney,  G.  R. 

Selwyn 

♦Daubuey,  W.  H. 

1873 

Trinity 

•Daun,  W.  H. 

1882 

Jesus 

*    -     C.J. 

1879 

Trinity 

Danncey,  K.  E.  D. 

Corpus 

Davenport,  A.  H. 

1910 

Sidney 

Davey.H.  iN. 

1910 

Clare 

-      S.G. 

dure 

—      J.  E. 

King's 

I  *Davey,  A.  A. 

*    —  H.  M. 

♦David,  E.  E. 

i  *    —  F.  C. 

I»    —  A.J. 

I       _  W.  T. 
1  "Davidson,  W.  R. 

—  J.C.  C. 

—  G.  F. 

—  H.  G.  L. 

—  K.  R.  C. 

—  W.  E.  F, 

—  A. 

—  J.  C.  F. 

—  H.  O.  D. 

—  E.  H.  L. 

—  M.  G. 

—  S.  L.  P. 
Davie,  H.  S. 

—  C.  C. 
Davies,  E.  J. 

—  H.  W. 

—  T.  H. 

—  H.B. 

—  J.  R. 

—  I.  T. 

—  R.  E.  L. 

—  C.  E. 

—  P.M. 

—  T.  A.  M. 

—  G.  F. 

—  T.  M. 

—  D. 

—  R.  G.  R. 

—  A.V. 

—  S.  R.  E. 

—  A.  D. 

—  A.  L. 

—  D.  LI.  E. 

—  K.  C.  J. 

—  C.  E.  H. 

—  W.  E. 

—  G.S. 

—  E.  D.  D. 

—  W. 

—  R.  P. 

—  J.R. 

—  E. 

—  R.M. 

—  A.  T. 
_  LG. 

—  J.T. 

—  T.  H. 

—  J.  LI. 
'    —  A.T. 

'    —  Chas.  LI. 
'    —      H.R. 


1895 
1860 
1876 
1893 
1884 
1910 
1892 
1910 
1912 
1893 


1897 
1877 


1891 
1874 
1877 
1904 
1913 
1902 


1907 
1911 

1897 
1902 
1903 
1912 
1890 

1882 


1912 


1868 
1870 
1878 
1911 


1897 
1899 
1848 
1881 
1882 
1884 


Joh. 

Emm. 

Cuius 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Cuius 

Trin.H, 

Queens' 

Jesus 

Christ's 

Magd. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Peter's 

Trinity 

Pemh. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Cuius 

Cuius 

Cuius 

Trin.H. 

Corpus 

Corpus 

King's 

King's 

King's 

King's 

Queens' 


Cuth. 
Cath. 
Cuth. 
Cuth. 
Jesus 
Jesus 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Joh 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Mugd. 
Magd. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 


1304 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 

*  Davies,  Crompton  LI.  1891 

Trinity 

•Dawbarn,  C.  Y.  C. 

1880 

Queens' 

•    

G.  A. 

1891 

Trinity 

*    -          A.  Y. 

1884 

Emm. 

— 

A.  H. 

1897 

Trinity 

Dawe,  L.  S. 

1912 

*    

W.J. 

1899 

Trinity 

—    A.H. 

Down. 

*    

H.  M. 

1900 

Trinity 

Dawes,  M.  S. 

1911 

Pemb. 

*     — 

L.G. 

1901 

Trinity 

—       H.  E.  T. 

1903 

Joh. 

*     

D.J. 

1904 

Trinity 

—       E.S. 

Magd. 

— 

A.  R. 

1911 

Trinity 

Dawkins,  C.  J.  11. 

1913 

Peter's 

— 

K.  R. 

1913 

Trinity 

•    —          R.M«G. 

1901 

Emm. 

— 

J.  C. 

Trinity 

•    —          F.  V. 

1908 

Selwyn 

__ 

G.  LI. 

Trinity 

Dawson,  P. 

Peter's 

»    — 

J.  S. 

1869 

Emm.   ^ 

—         J.  H.  T. 

1908 

Pemb. 

*     

J.  LI. 

1904 

Emm. 

-        E.G. 

1911 

Pemb. 



J.  LI. 

1912 

Emm. 

—         F.  G.  T. 

Pemb. 



J.  G. 

1913 

Emm. 

•     _        S.  T. 

1884 

Caius 

— 

L.  F.  St  J. 

Emm. 

*    —        H.J. 

1891 

Trin.H. 

*    

R. 

1882 

Down. 

—        J.  M. 

1894 

Trin.H. 



F.  C. 

1906 

Down. 

*    —         F.  R. 

1898 

Corpus 



R.L. 

Down, 

•    —        H.  G. 

1886 

Christ's 



D.  G. 

Doivn. 

-        R.  T. 

1907 

Joh. 

— 

LI.  J. 

Down. 

*    -        J. 

1907 

Trinity 

*    

F.  M.  R. 

1896 

Selwyn 

-        H.  P. 

1910 

Trinity 



G.  B. 

Selwyn 

Dawswell,  G.  A. 

King's 

•    —       D. 

•Davies-Colley,T.H 

1880 
.  1888 

Trinity 

Day,  G.  R. 

1910 

\Peter's 
\  Emm. 

*    

R. 

1902 

Emm. 

*    —  J.  G.  F. 

1896 

Pemb. 

*d'Avigdor-              ? 
Gold8mid,O.E.  i 

1898 

Trin.B. 

—  G. 

—  F.  M. 

1910 
1912 

Caius 
Caius 

Davis 

,  F.  P. 

1908 

Caius 

—  N.  L. 

Corpus 

— 

F.  M. 

1911 

Cuius 

*    ^  G.  S. 

1905 

Queens' 



R.  B. 

1872 

Trin.H. 

*    —  G.D. 

1883 

Joh. 

*    

A.  B. 

1892 

Trin.H. 

—  G.L. 

Joh. 

*     

W.  S. 

1859 

Corpus 

-D.  L 

Joh. 

*    

F.  A.  P. 

1888 

Corpus 

—  M.  C. 

1913 

Trinity 

*    

G.  B. 

1895 

Corpus 

—  CD. 

1911 

Down. 

*    

G.  E.  S. 

1897 

King's 

•    —  H.  R. 

1883 

•    

K.J.  A. 

1905 

King's 

D6,  B.  N. 

1906 

Joh. 



G.  F.  S. 

1908 

King's 

de  Albuquerque,  N 

.  P. 

Clare 

*    

G.  E. 

1894 

Queens' 

Jesus 

*Deacon,A. 

1880 

Trinity 



E.  M. 

•    _       J.  F.  W. 

1883 

Trinity 

•    

I. 

1870 

Christ's 

*Dean,  G. 

1896 

Peter's 



J.O. 

Magd. 

—    J.  H.E. 

Pemb. 



F.  L. 

1884 

Trinity 

*Deane,  A.  C. 

1892 

Clare 

•    __ 

H.J. 

1888 

Trinity 

*    —      H.F.  W. 

1881 

Trinity 

— 

C.  F. 

1893 

Trinity 

—      E.  D. 

1912 

Trinity 

_ 

L.  F. 

Trinity 

•    —      A.M. 

1859 

Emm. 



R.  G. 

Trinity 

*     —       A.  V. 

.1909 

Emm. 

__ 

H.N. 

1912 

Emm. 

de  Behr,  Baron  G. 

1911 

Pemb. 



F.  B. 

1911 

Selwyn 

Debenhani,  F. 

Caius 

Davison.  G. 

Oath, 

*     —             E.  R. 

1886 

Trinity 

A.  E. 

1913 

Christ's 

•de  Bourbel,  R. 

1884 

Trinity 

*Davy, 

W. 

1874 

Trin.H. 

de  Bunsen,  E.  H. 

1911 

King's 

•Davys,  E.  M. 

•   _     o.w. 

1891 
1851 

Pemb. 

Jnh. 

*de  Candole, ) 
J.  A.  C.  V.f 

1893 

Corpus 

Daw, 

W.F.B. 

1911 

Pemb. 

•    —        H.L.C.V. 

1890 

Christ's 

Dawbarn.  G.  R. 

Corpus 

•De  Castro,  J.  P. 

1898 

Joh. 

•    __ 

J.  Y. 

1878 

Queens' 

de  Cerjat,  C.  S. 

Trinity 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1305 


fdeCoetlogon,C.E.C.  1885 

Selwyn 

de  Cordes,  A.  L. 

1909 

Trinity 

*de  CourcY- Ireland 
E.S. 

ll886 

Peter's 

*     -                     M. 

1886 

Peter's 

Deedes,  J. 

Jesus 

*Deeley,  H.  M. 

1885 

Trinity 

♦Deeping,  G.  W. 

1898 

Trinity 

Deey,  W.  F. 

1888 

Sidney 

de  Geijer,  E.  N. 

Tnnity 

de  Gruzewski,  G.  jy 

. 

Down. 

de  Hahn,  C.  P. 

Peter's 

*de  Hart,  E.  L. 

1880- 

Christ's 

*de  Havilland,H.de  B.  1889 

Peter's 

*Deighton,  F. 

1877 

Peter's 

*    -           W.  G. 

1878 

Pemb. 

—           G.  W. 

King's 

—           J. 

1909 

Trinity 

De  la  Bare,  I. 

Sidney 

de  Langdale,  N. 

Selwyn 

*Delap,  L.  B. 

1891 

Pemb. 

*DelaPryme,A.  G. 

1892 

Trinity 

De  Lisle,  V.  F. 

1897 

Peter's 

•     -         B.C.M.P 

.1888 

Jesus 

*DeMel,  F.J. 

1900 

Joh. 

de  Mello,  R. 

Doicn. 

de  Montig-ny,  B.  de  M. 

Trinity 

•de  Montmorency,-) 
J.  E.G. 

1889 

Peter's 

de  Morpurffo,-) 
F.G.A.B.j 

1906 

King's 

—           L.  M.  J. 

1911 

King's 

—           J.G.C.E 

.1913 

King's 

Dempsev,  G. 

Cath. 

*Denchfield,  J.  B. 

1886 

Christ's 

Dendy,  E.H. 

1913 

Cuius 

—       K.  W.  M. 

NonColl. 

Denham,  R.  K. 

1910 

Corpus 

Denham-Cookes,  A 

B. 

Trin.H. 

Denis-Browne,  W. 

C. 

Glare 

*Denman,  G.  L. 

1876 

Trinity 

*    —          A. 

1880 

Trinity 

—          R.  P.  G. 

Trinity 

•Denmead,  J.  C. 

1890 

Emm. 

Dennehy.H.  G. 

1912 

Emm. 

Dennes,  W. 

1911 

Christ's 

•Dennett,  F.  S. 

1897 

Peter's 

*Denni8,  G.W. 

1857 

Trin.H. 

—       J.  N. 

Magd. 

Denniston,  J.  G. 

Emm. 

Dennistoun,  J.  R. 

Trinity 

•Densham,  A.  T. 

1903 

Joh. 

Dent,  G.  J.  C. 

1900 

Peter's 

*    —   E.J. 

3  898 

King's 

*    —    W.  D. 

1854 

Trinity 

•    ~    E. 

1869 

Trinity 

*    —    R.  W. 

1886 

Trinity 

Dent,  L.  M.  E. 

—  G. 

—  W.E. 

—  R.  A.  W. 
*Dentith,  A.  W. 

*  Denton,  S. 

de  Pass,  C.  A. 

de  Pi  tar  d,  G. 
•Derham,  W. 
•de  Rothschild,  L.  L. 

*  —        J.A.E. 

*  —        L.N. 

—  E.  A. 

*  —       A.  G. 


1910 
1913 


1896 
1887 


1874 
1867 
1900 
1903 
1907 
1910 

*de  Rougemont,  A.G.  1889 
Desborough,  G. 
Desai,  C.  K. 

—  S.  P.  1913 
*de  Saumarez,  Lord     1863 

de  Sert,  F. 
des  Graz,  C.  G.  M. 
Deshmukh,  R.  M. 
DeSilva,  L.  M.  D. 
de  Souza,  W.  E. 

*  —  E.  V. 

—  A. 
*de  Thoreu,  S.  E. 

de  Trafford,  R.  E.  F, 

Deuchar,  S. 
•de  Vahl,  A.  D.  S. 
*Devenish,H.  H. 

*  —  H.  N. 
•Deverell,  W.H. 

*  —  J.  R.  C. 
Devereux',  H.  W. 

*  —  E.  R.  P.  1904 
Devitt,  G.  F.  O. 

•DeVine,  W.T.  1875 
De  Vitr6,D.  F.  D.  1889 
Devitt,  A.  1889 

—  P.  H.  1898 
Devonshire,  Duke  of  1891 
Dew,  J.  W.  1909 

♦Dewar,  Sir  J.  M.A.  1875 

—  A.  1907 

*  —      M.  B.  U.       1908 

—  D. 

•Dewey,  S.  D.  1890 

—  H.  G. 
Dewhurst,  G.  C.  L. 


1905 
1865 


1862 
1883 
1896 
1859 
1892 


•Dewick,  E.  S. 
•    —        E  C 
Dexter,  E.  N. 
•de  Zoete,  E.  F. 
*Dias,  F.  R. 

—  R.F. 

—  E.  O. 


1866 
1906 


1885 
1912 


Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trin.H. 

Sidney 

Trin.H, 

Christ's 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Cath. 

Sidney 

Trinity 

Christ's 

Trinity 

Cath. 

Joh. 

Clare 

Down. 

Down. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Cath. 

Magd. 

Peter's 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Corpus 

Christ's 

Cuius 

Jesus 

Trinity 

Trin.H. 

Trin.H. 

Trinity 

Clare 

Peter's 

Clare 

Trinity 

Do  ion. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Trinity 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Jesus 

Trinity 

Trin.H. 

Trin.H. 

Cath. 


65—6 


1306 


MEMBEKS  OF  THE  UNIVEESITY. 


*Dibb,  C.  E. 

1898 

Corpus 

•Dixon,  H.G. 

1901 

Corpus 

•  —     A.  K. 

1878 

Christ's 

~      H.A. 

1911 

Corpus 

-     R.  K. 

Christ's 

_      G.  P.  A. 

1913 

Queens' 

Dibble,  T.  E. 

Magd. 

*    —     T. 

1844 

Jesus 

rDibdin.SirL.T. 

1874 

Joh. 

*    —     H.  E. 

1877 

Christ's 

*Dick,  J.  B.  G. 

1903 

Caius 

—     A.  F.  W. 

Christ's 

.     —    C.  W. 

Trin.H. 

—     A.  H. 

Christ's 

_    H.  P. 

1913 

Trinity 

♦    -      J. 

1878 

Joh. 

•Dicken,  C.  V. 

1903 

Pemb: 

-     C. 

Joh. 

Dickens,  H.F. 

1871 

Trin.H. 

•    —      A. 

1884 

Trinity 

•Dickenson,  L.  G. 

1891 

Selwyn 

•    -     A.  C. 

1886 

Trinity 

-           L.A.F.W. 

Selwyn 

*    —     E.T. 

1893 

Trinity 

•Dicker,  G.  C. 

1876 

Trinity 

*    -     G. 

1893 

Trinity 

Dickey,  E.  M.  O'R 

Trinity 

*    —      W.  E.  M.A 

.1902 

Down. 

Dickins,  B. 

'  1913 

Magd. 

-      J.H. 

NonColl. 

Dickinson,  J.  J. 

1882 

Peter's 

•    -      H.N. 

1883 

•     —            G.F. 

1908 

Pemb. 

Dobb,  R.  A. 

Pemb. 

•    —            J. 

1875 

Trin.H. 

-     G.  C. 

Pemb. 

*    —            A.L. 

1882 

King's 

Dobbin,  A.  W. 

1909 

Christ's 

•    —            G.  L. 

1884 

King's 

Dobbs,A.F. 

1898 

King's 

•    -            Sir  J. 

1870 

Trinity 

*     -      A.E. 

1904 

King's 

—            W. 

1886 

Trinity 

*    —      R.C. 

1865 

Trinity 

♦    —            G.N. 

1895 

Trinity 

*    —      F.  W. 

1898 

Trinity 

R.  S. 

Trinity 

*Dobell,C.C. 

1906 

Trinity 

•Dickson.J.  D.  H. 

1874 

Peter's 

Dobson,  G.  M.  B. 

1910 

Caius 

—        A.  F. 

1912 

Caius 

-        E.L. 

1909 

King's 

-        K.B. 

1909 

Trinity 

—        W.  S. 

1913 

Queens* 

—        £.  C.  S. 

1909 

Trinity 

•    —        J.F. 

1898 

Trinity 

—        F.  J.  C. 

Emm. 

*Dockray,  K.  T.  S. 

1898 

Trinity 

•    —        R.  B. 

1865 

Dodd,  M. 

Peter's 

•    —        R.H. 

1867 

*    —     S. 

1899 

Caius 

Digby,  T.  H. 

Trin.H. 

*    —     A.  P. 

1882 

Christ's 

-      K.  G. 

1912 

Trinity 

—     A.H. 

Christ's 

Dilke,  F.  W. 

1898 

Trin.H. 

—     R.  P. 

1908 

Joh. 

—   C.  W. 

1899 

King's 

—    W.  P. 

1911 

Joh. 

•Dill,  J.  F.  G. 

1881 

Caius 

*Dodderidge,  A.  G. 

1896 

Trinity 

—  J.  M.  G. 

1911 

Trinity 

•Dodds,  J.  M. 

1881 

Peter\ 

Dillon,  T.  A. 

Trinity 

Dodgson,  F. 

1911 

Trinity 

—      A. 

NonColl. 

Dods,  M. 

1898 

King's 

Dimock,  H. 

1903 

Sidney 

Dodson,  A.  D.  H. 

Pemb. 

•Dimond-Church- ) 
ward,  M.  D.       j 

1859 

Christ'!. 

-        C.S. 
•    —         H.  C. 

1911 

1884 

Queens' 
Joh. 

•Dimsdale,  M.  S. 

1883 

King's 

—        G. 

1905 

Down. 

•    -           H.  C. 

1880 

Trinity 

•Dodwell,  G.  M. 

1905 

Christ's 

♦Dines,  J.  S. 

1906 

Emm. 

_          H.B. 

Emm. 

1             'Dingwall,  W.  F. 

1883 

Peter's 

Doggart,  W.  E. 

1910 

Joh. 

-           E.J. 

Pemb. 

Doherty,  W.  D. 

King's 

*    —           W.M. 
*Dinnis,  H.  F. 

1886 
1862 

Trinity 
Joh. 

-                  B.A 
R.E.E.B.     inc. 

1907 

Trinity 

*Dipnall,  T.  H. 

1892 

Caius 

Dolby,  H.A. 

Clare 

Disney,  H.  A.  P. 

Caius 

*Doll,  C.  C.  T. 

1901 

I'rintty 

!            •    -       A.  N. 

1881 

Trinity 

~     M.  H.  C. 

1910 

Trinity 

!            •Divett,  E.  R. 

1860 

Trinity 

*Don,r.  P. 

1907 

Trinity 

i              Dixon,  H.  H. 

1909 

Pemb. 

—     A.  W  .  R. 

1912 

Trinity 

—      J.  G. 

1863 

Caius 

Donald,  M.  H. 

Trinity 

—      T.  H. 

Caius 

—        A.  G. 

Sidney 

Donaldson,  B.  S. 

1888 

Pemh. 

\r 


•Donaldson,  A.  H. 

1892 

*    -              E.A. 

1895 

—              G.  B. 

•Donaldson,  S.  A. 

D.D. 

}l877 

•    -              T. 

1893 

—              E. 

1910 

—             J.  T. 

—              E.A. 

L. 

—              H.T. 

1912 

•Doncaster,  J.  H. 

1894 

•    —             L. 

1900 

-             B.  W. 

1907 

•Donkin,  A. 

1880 

Donne,  R.  F. 

1911 

Donnell,  J.  H. 

1899 

Donnithorne,  V.  H. 

Donovan,  C.MacC.R. 

—           E.  L. 

1910 

•Dootson,  F.  W. 

1894 

•Dore,  A.  S.  W. 

1904 

*Dorman,  A.  C. 

1895 

•    -        A.  J. 

1903 

Dorrell,  H.  G. 

1913 

Dorwaid,  A.  J. 

1913 

*Dottridge,  C.  A. 

1906 

*Doudney,  C.  E. 

1892 

•      —         H.  W. 

1895 

*Doughty,  F.  E. 

1889 

--          C.  G. 

1891 

—          C.  M. 

1866 

•    -          E.G. 

1859 

•Douglas,  F.  W.G 

1908 

•     -          A. 

1875 

*    —         J.F. 

1908 

*    -         E.  H. 

1887 

♦    —         G.  W. 

1897 

—  C.  K.  M. 

—  J. 

—  H.A.  1908 
Douglass-James,  W. 
Doune,  Lord 
Douthwaite,A.W.S.  1910 

»Douton,G.  W.  1876 

•Dove,  J.  LI.  1880 

*  —    W.  B.  1893 

*  —    C.  K.  1910 

—  F.  J.  1913 
•Dover,  J.  1885 

Dowell  Lee,  R.  W.    1913 
Dowie,  P.  1893 

Dowling,  G.  C.  W. 
•Downey,  VV.  P.  1901 

Downie,  J.  M. 
Downing,  C.  C.  R. 

*  _-  T.  W.        1886 

—  A.  B.         1902 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Caius 
Cuius 
Caius 
i  Magd.    I 
I  Trinity  \ 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Sidney 
NonOoll. 
King's 
King's 
King^s 
Jesus 
Joh. 
Caius 
Clare 
Jesus 
Joh. 
TrinM. 
Jesus 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Trinity 
Clare 
Corpus 
Corpus 
Peter's 
Pemh. 
Caius 

Clare 
Triu.B. 

Corpus 

King's 

King's 

King's 

Joh. 

Setwyn 

Pemh. 

Trinity 

Clare 

King^s 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Magd. 

Trinity 

Pemb. 


1307 


Caius 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Christ's 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Sidney 


Downs,  B.  W. 

Christ's 

—       S. 

1893 

Trinity 

•Downton,  B.  M. 

1900 

Emm. 

Dowsetc,  A.  A. 

1913  NonColl. 

Dowson,  H. 

1911 

King's 

•    —         W. 

1880 

Christ's 

•     —         W.J. 

1909 

Christ's 

Doyle,  R.  W. 

1901 

Queens' 

•Doyne,  C.  M. 

1862 

Magd. 

Drake,  B.  A.  M. 

King's 

—      H.  R.  O. 

Trinity 

*Drake-Brockman,l 
SirH.  V.          J 

1886 

Peter's 

*Drakeford,W.duS 

.1889 

Clare 

Drapes,  T.  L. 

1900 

Sidney 

Dredge,  E.J.  L 

1909 

Peter's. 

•Drennan,  C.  M. 

1909 

Emm.. 

Dressier,  P.  d'H. 

Clare 

Drew,  J.  A. 

1902 

Peter's^ 

*    -    C.E. 

1870 

Joh. 

*    —    C.L. 

1894 

Trinity 

—    A.  L. 

1908 

TrinUy 

Drewe,  A. 

Trinity 

Drey,  N. 

King's 

—    O.  R. 

1906 

Chrat's, 

•Drinkwater.J.  R. 

1909 

King's 

•    —            G. 

1875 

Trinity 

—             R.  C. 

Trinity 

•Droop,  C.  E. 

1899 

Trinity 

-      A.H. 

1902 

Trinity 

•    -      J.  P. 

1904 

Trinity 

Druce,  R.  M.  P. 

1902 

Clare 

—     A.  F. 

Magd. 

*    _     W.G. 

1895 

Trinity 

—     E.  A.  C. 

1898 

Trinity 

•Druitt,C.  H.  (Bp) 

1897 

Corpus 

-       C.E.H. 

Sidney 

•Drumraond,  H.  J. 

1903 

Trinity 

Drummond-Fraser,  H.R. 

Clare 

Drury,  A.  N. 

1912 

Caius 

•    —     T.  W.(Bp) 

1870 

Christ's 

Dryland,  G.  W. 

1903 

Caius 

Drysdale,  M.  B. 

Trin.H. 

•    —           J.  H. 

1884 

Joh. 

_           R.K. 

Trinity 

—           D.  K. 

Trinity 

•Dubourg,  A.  J. 

1884 

Corpus 

Dubs,  C.  1.  A. 

1913 

Trinity 

•Du  Cane,  A.  P. 

1892 

Trinity 

Duchemin,  C.  L.  H. 

Trinity 

•Duchesne,  A. 

1902 

Jesus 

Ducket.  A.  A. 

1912 

Emm. 

*Duckworth,G.del'll.l892 

Clare 

—              L. 

Gains 

*    —              W.L.H.1892 

Jesus 

•    —               W.  A. 

1852 

Trinity 

•    _               G.H. 

1889 

Trinity 

1308 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Du  Croz,  G.  E. 

1887 

Trin.H.  \ 

Dunning,  G.  K. 

Duddell,  A.  G. 

Caius     j 

*Dunphy,  V. 

Dudding,  J. 

1859 

Trin.H.  \ 

Dunsmure,  C.  H.T 

*DudfieId,  R.S.  0. 

1883 

Trinity  \ 

*Dunville,J.  D. 

•Dudj?eon,  R.  F. 

1874 

Trinity  \ 

•Du  Pre,  F.  B. 

*Duff,J.D. 

1882 

Trinity  i 

♦Uurack,  J.  J.  E. 

—  B.P. 

Trinity 

Durant,  W.  M. 

*    —  J.  R.  K. 

1887 

Sidney 

*  IJurell,  J.  C.  V. 

Duffield,  K.  L. 

1906 

Trinity 

*    -       C.  V. 

Duffin,  C.  G. 

1911 

Trinity 

*    _       J.V. 

*Dufton,  S.  F. 

1889 

Trinity 

•Durham,  H.  E. 

—  J.T. 

—  A.  F. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

*    —          Bpof 

Dugcan,  E.  F. 

1913 

Queens' 

•Durieu,  W.  M. 

Dugmore,  H.  N.  P 
•Duke,  W.  H. 

1895 

Trinity 

•Durnford,  R. 

1908 

Jesus 

*    —            W. 

—     M. 

Magd. 

—            R.  S. 

—     R.  E. 

Trinity 

-            H.  G.  E. 

Duke-Baker,  C.  A. 

Queens' 

*Durrad,  W.J. 

Dukes,  E.  H. 

Trinity 

Durrant,  C.  E, 

*Duleep  Singh,     ) 
Prince  V.  V.  } 

1890 

Magd. 

—         W.  B.  W. 
•    —          C.A. 

*  Dumas,  H.  C.  S. 

1887 

Trin.H. 

♦Durst,  A. 

—  .      A.  B. 

Joh. 

DuSautoy,  F.P. 
Duthie,  W.  L. 

Dumbleton,  C.  E. 

1881 

Peter's 

*Dunbar-Kilburn,B.E.  1896 

Trinity 

Dutt,  U.  P. 

Duncan,  J.  H. 

1908 

Caius 

—      P.  C. 

—         J.  F. 

Queens' 

Dutton,  H. 

—         C.  W. 

Magd. 

*Duval,  H.P. 

'"Duncan- Hugh  68,1 
J.G.  ■ 

1905 

Trinity 

Duvan,J.  R. 
Dvorkovitz,  V. 

*Duncan8on,  T.  J.  G.1895 

Emm. 

Dyas,  G.  E. 

*    —              E.  F. 

1903 

Emm. 

Dyer,  F.  N.V. 

»Dunedin,LdBpof 

1866 

Magd. 

—    CM. 

♦Dunedin  of  Stenton 
Lord 

'  J  1872  Trinity 

•  —    C.  H. 

•  —    C.W. 

*Dunkel8,E. 

1901 

Trinity 

—    A.  C. 

—          W. 

1908 

Trinity 

—    B.  S. 

Dunkerley,  C.  L. 

Joh. 

Dyke,  P.  H. 

-             H. 

1910 

Dovm, 

Dykes,  K. 

Dunkley,  G.  W. 

Femb. 

*    -      F.J. 

_          H.F. 

1908 

Joh. 

•Dymes,  F.  R. 

♦Dunlop,  J.  G.  M. 

1909 

Caius 

Dyraond,  G.  W. 

•    -        W. 

1893 

Christ's 

•Dyne,  J.  B. 

—        C.  B. 

1899 

Christ's 

-     H.  E.L. 

-        J.  K. 

1913 

Joh. 

—    H.  R.  L. 

•    —        J.  B. 

1897 

Sidney 
Peter's 

Dyson,  H.  A. 

*Dunn,  T.W. 

1864 

*    -      J.J. 

—    J.  D. 

1909 

Clare 

~      W.  H. 

—    P.M. 

1911 

Clare 

—      W.  L.    . 

*    —    E.  A. 

1892 

Pemb. 

—     E.A. 

*    —    W.  A. 

1898 

Pemb. 

*    —      F.W. 

*    —    G.  H. 

1902 

Pemb. 

—      E. 

*    —    T.W.N. 

1902 

Caius 

Bade,  C. 

*    -    A.H.(Bp) 

1863 

Corpus 

*    —    C.J.  A. 

*    —    C.S. 

1895 

King's 

"     —    A.  W.  F. 

•  —    w. 

1887 

Trinity 

—    A. 

Trinity 

1909  Selwyn 
Pemb. 

1888  Trinity 
1870  Trinity 
1903     Trinity 

1911  Joh. 
1892     Clare 
1903     Clare 
1860 

1887     King's 

^^^'^l  Trinity 
1867    Joh. 
1865     King's 
1869    King's 

1907  King's 

1908  King's 

1900  Jesus 

1912  Queens' 
Magd. 

1874  Trinity 
1897     Caius 
1894     Clare 

Trinity 
Queens' 
Down. 

1910  Joh. 
1894     Caius 

1911  Selwyn 
Emm. 

1908  Caius 
Clare 
Christ's 

1905  Joh. 
1848     Emm. 
1910     JSmm. 

1901  Selwyn 
1894    King's 

Caius 

1902  Trinity 

1875  Joh. 
Peter's 

1863  King's 
1907  King's 
1900     Trinity 

Clare 
1874  Caius 
1913    King's 

Queens' 

1906  Jesus 
1889     Trinity 

Nan  Coil. 

1912  Pemb. 
1867     Trinity 
1872     Trinity 

1913  Trinity 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1309 


•Eaden,  J.  F. 

1872 

•    —     H.  W. 

1874 

Eadie,  R.  A. 

Ealand,  V.  F. 

*    —        A.  F. 

1894 

*Eales,  W.H.F. 

1904 

Eames,  A.  J. 

—       J.  W. 

1904 

♦Eardley,  W.      . 

1885 

"Eardley-Wilmot,E.A.  1871 

Earle,  G.  F. 

*    —    L.  M. 

1903 

*    —    H.  G. 

1905 

Earles,  F.  J. 

*Earp,  F.  R. 

1893 

—    J.  R. 

—    F.  O.M. 

*Ea8on,  A.  B. 

1908 

East,  G.  D. 

•Eastburn.C.  F. 

1852 

*Easten,  J.  A. 

1893 

Easter,  A.  J.  T. 

•Easterfield,  T.  H. 

1888 

*    -             E. 

1886 

•Easterling,  H.  G. 

1909 

-            C. 

Eastick,  F.  C. 

1911 

♦Kastman,  T. 

1874 

•Easton.J.  G. 

1876 

*    —       F.R.J, 

1905 

*    —       J.  W. 

1909 

_       G.  L.  E. 

Eastwell,  M.M. 

1911 

Eastwood,  C.  E. 

1888 

*£aton,  J.  E.  C. 

1895 

—      Hon.F.O.H 

*Kbden,C.  J. 

'  1875 

Eberli,  W.F. 

1913 

•Ebsworth,A.  F. 

1868 

•Eccles,  J. 

1881 

-      J.  K. 

1893 

*    —      J.  R. 

1897 

•Eck.  H.  J. 

.  1889 

•Eckersley,  J.  C. 

1876 

-            T.L. 

1912 

Eckhard.O.  P. 

1911 

*Eddington,  A.  S. 

1905 

Eddison,  J.  R. 

1911 

—         H.  W. 

*    —         E. 

1886 

*    —         F.  W. 

1897 

♦Eddrup,  E.  C  P. 

1880 

Eddy.  J.  0. 

Ede,  M.  C. 

*  —     W.  M. 

1872 

Eden,  J.  R. 

Edgar,  W.  H. 

Trinity 
Trinity 
Queens' 
Caius 
Joh. 
Emm, 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Joh. 
Clare 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Down. 
Christ'i 
King's 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Jesus 
Emm. 
Joh. 
Corpus 
Gath. 
Clare 
Corpus 
Trinity 
Selwyn 
Joh. 
Clare 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Oath. 
Magd. 
King's 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Joh. 
Peter's 
Peter's 
Pemb. 
King's 
Peter's 
Trinity 
Trinity 
King's 
Trinity 
Pemb. 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Joh. 
Magd. 
King's 
Joh. 
Pemb. 
THn.H. 


Edge,  S.  R.  H. 

—  H.  T. 

*  —    C.  T. 

—  A.  S. 

*  —    W.H.F. 

*  —    A.  E. 
*Edgcumbe,  Sir  -j 

E.  R.  P.  ; 

—  A.J.  P. 

*  Edge  -Partin  gto  n ,  E , 
*Edgerley,  E.  E. 
•Edkins,  J.  S. 
*Edmoud,  F.  J. 
•Edmonds,  A.  J. 

*  —  T.  A. 

*  —  .I.M. 

*  —  H. 

*  —  W. 

*  —  CD. 

—  E.  F. 

LI      p 

♦Edmunds,  N.  G. 

—  P.  M.  L. 

*  —  W. 

*  —  L.  H. 

*  —  C.  H. 

—  C.  H. 

•Edwards,  H.  J.      . 

_  H.  S. 

*  —  A.  G. 

*  —  C.  L. 

*  —  W. 

—  C.  G. 

—  J.B. 

*  —  C.J. 

—  G.  T. 

—  R.  G. 

—  F.  W. 

—  LI.  A. 

*  —  E. 

—  A.  T. 

—  G.  R. 

—  W.G. 

—  A.  L. 

—  G.  B. 
_  L.P.L. 

*  —  T.  G. 

*  _  J. 

*  _  G.  M. 

—  S.J. 
_  E.  D. 

Egerton,  L.  R. 
•Eggar,  W.D. 
*Ehrenborg,  G.  B. 

Ehrhardt,W.  H. 


Caius 
1889    King's 

1895  King's 
Jesus 

1875  Emm. 

1897  Emm, 

1874    Ring's 

1908    Magd. 
F.  1907  Trinity 

1876  Magd. 

1886  Caius 

1903  Trinity 
1866  Clare 

1904  Queens' 

1898  Jesus 

1905  Joh. 
1892     Trinity 
1897    Emm. 

1911  Emm. 

1912  Emm. 

1906  Clare 
King's 

1872    Joh. 

1883  Joh. 
1902     Trinity 

1911  Down. 

{Peter's 
Tnntty 
Selwyn 
Clare 

1884  Pemh. 
1890     Pemh. 

1896  Pemb. 
Caius 
Trin.  H. 

1908  King's 

1912  King's 
Queens' 

1909  Christ's 
Christ's 

1892    Joh. 
1911    Joh. 

1913  Joh. 
Joh. 

1902    Magd. 
1913     Trinity 
Trinity 
1909    Emm. 
1878     Sidney 
1880    Sidney 
1909     Sidney 
Selwyn 
Queens' 

1887  Triuity 
1905     Christ's 

Down. 


1310 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


•Eichholz,  A. 

Eicke,  O.  M. 

Eiloart,  H.  A. 
*E1  Arab,  T. 

Elborne,  W. 

—  J. 
*Elder,  H.  M. 

Eldridffe,  B.  E. 

Eley.  H.  J. 

Elger,  T.  G. 

Elkington,  T.  G. 
•Ellaby,  A.  H. 
•Ellam,  E. 
♦Ellicott,  A.  B. 

—  F.A.J. 
Ellington,  N.  B. 

•Elliot,  H.  L. 

*  —     F.  E. 

—  W.E. 

*  —    Hon.A.R.D. 
♦Elliott,  T.  R. 

—  M.  L.  F. 
E.  e.  Y. 

*  —      G.  G. 

*  —       C.H.  B. 

*  —      W. 

—  C.  A.  B. 

—  C.  A. 

—  C.  A.  B. 

*  —      W.J. 

*  —      W.H.  H. 

—  A.  D. 

—  T.  R.  H. 

—  A.G. 

—  G.  L.  L. 

—  E.  C.  B. 

—  E.G. 

—  S.  A. 

*  —      D.  L. 

—  N. 
Ellis,  E.W. 

—  T.  P. 

*  —   J.H. 

—  F.  H. 

—  W.  H.  M. 

—  C.  D.  B. 

*  _    W.G.  P. 

—  R. 

*  —   A.  I. 

*  —    A.  A. 

*  —    R.P. 

*  —    J.B. 

*  —    E.  R. 

*  —    F.  H.  B. 

*  —    W.E. 

*  —    H.  T. 

—  J.  W.H. 


1891 

Emm. 

King's 

1911 

Trinity 

1907 

Trinity 

Caius 

Trinity 

1884 

Trinity 

Queens' 

Queens' 

1904 

Cainii 

Peter's 

1872 

Queens' 

1891 

Cath. 

1872 

Trinity 

Triiiiiy 

1902 

King's 

1854 

Trinity 

1862 

Trinitv 

Trinity 

1868 

1900 

Clare 

1912 

Clare 

1891 

Pemb. 

1895 

Pemb. 

1875 

Caius 

1871 

Trin.H. 

King's 

1909 

Jesus 

Jesus 

1889 

Christ's 

1904 

Christ's 

1905 

Chrises 

Christ's 

1901 

Magd. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

1910 

Emm. 

Down. 

1893  NonColl.  1 

NonColl. 

Peter's 

1913 

Pemb. 

1905 

Caius 

1895 

Caius 

1899 

Trin.H. 

King's 

1887 

Cath. 

1906 

Cath. 

1906 

J  oh. 

1883 

Trinity 

1885 

Trinity 

1886 

Trinity 

1887 

Trinity 

1890 

Trinity 

1890 

Trinity 

1898 

Trinity 

1900 

Trinity 

Ellis,  W.  F.  P. 

—  J.  S. 

—  B.  A. 
_    J. 

Ellison,  E.  G. 

*  —        H.B. 

—  A.D. 

—  W.J. 

—  J. 
El  Masry,  1. 
Elmer  T.  H. 
Elmhirst,  L.  K. 
Elmslie,  W.  G. 

—  K.  W. 

*  —        W.  A.  L. 

—  W.J. 
Eloff,  J.  S. 
Elphick,  H,  C. 

*Elphinstone,SirH.) 
W.  Bart.; 

*  —  M.  C. 

*  —  K.  V. 

*  —  L.  H. 
Elrington-BissetjW 

*Elsee,  H.  J. 

*  —    C. 
Elton,  H.  B. 

—  G.  Y. 
Eltringham,  H.  C. 
Elvin,  C.  F.  C. 
Elwell,  C. 

*  —      H.  E. 
Elworthy,  T. 

♦Elwyn,  R.  F. 

•Ely,  Lord  Bishop  of 

•Emanuel,  S.  H. 
*Embleton,  D. 
•Emery,  C.  A. 

*  —       G.  F. 
Emmet,  A.  S. 

♦Emmeti,  W.  G. 

—  R.  H. 
•Emmott,  T. 
•Empson,  C.  W. 

Emrys-Evans,  P.  V 
Emtage,  W.  L. 
•Engineer,  A.  A. 
England,  W.  B. 

—  J.  A. 

*  —  E.  B. 

*  —  E.  T. 

—  E.  M. 
Engledow,  F.  L. 
Englefield,F.R.H. 
Engleheart,  P. 
English,  D.  A.  W. 


1910 

Trinity 

1913 

Triuiiy 

Down. 

1912 

Selwyn 

Pemb. 

1903 

Cuius 

Queens' 

1913 

Mmm. 

1907 

Down. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Trinity 

1908 

Pemb. 

1909 

King's 

1907 

Christ's 

Christ's 

1913 

Trin.H. 

Trinity 

1854 

Trinity 

1895 

Trinity 

1902 

Trinity 

1902 

Trinity 

.F.  1910  Pemb. 

1885 

Joh. 

1898 

Joh. 

1905 

Caius 

Christ's 

Caius 

1906 

Selwyn 

1909 

Corpus 

1890 

Sidney 

Cams 

1891 

Trinity 

1876 

i  Queens' 
[  Christ's 

1885 

Trin.H. 

1903 

Christ's 

1895 

King's 

1889 

Trinity 

1883 

Magd. 

1907 

Caius 

Trinity 

1889 

Christ's 

1871 

Trinity 

King's 

NonColl. 

1907 

Trinity 

Christ's 

Magd. 

1870 

Trinity 

1899 

Trinity 

Emm. 

1913 

Joh. 

1913 

Joh. 

1900 

Cuius 

1893 

Peter's 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


•Eve,  A.  S. 

—    H.  F.  H. 
•Evelyn,  W.  A. 

Evelyn-White,  K.V. 
•Everard,  C.  H. 

*  —         A.  N. 

*  —         B. 

—  W.  L. 
•Everest,  L.  F. 

Everitt,  H.  L. 
♦Evers,  H.  R. 

—  B.  S. 
*Eversley,  Lord 

E vers- Swindell,  H. 
Every,  J.  M. 

—  A.  R. 

—  SirE.O., 

Bart. 
*Eve8,  R.  S. 

Evison,  R.  R. 

Evitt,  E. 
•Ewart,  W. 
*Ev(rbank,  L. 

—  A.  L.  J. 

*  —         A. 
Ewen,  J.  F.  B. 
Ewens,  B.  C. 
Ewer,  W.  N. 

*Ewing,  W.  T. 


English,  F.  H. 

Joh, 

Ennos 

,  F.  R. 

1912 

Joh.           ' 

*Epps, 

C.  H.  B. 

1902 

Christ's 

G.  S.W. 

1907 

Emm . 

Erskine-Hill,  A.  G 

Trinity    ! 

Erulkar,  D.  S. 

1912 

Down.     ! 

Eschwege,  F.  S. 

1904 

Christ' >■ 

•Esher 

Viscount 

1875 

Trinity   : 

Estcourt,  A.  C. 

Magd. 

♦Evans 

,A.  H. 

1879 

Clare 

— 

L.  S. 

1901 

Clare 

— 

I.H.N. 

1909 

Clare 



J.  R.  A. 

Clare 

*    

L.  H. 

1884 

Pemb.      [ 

— 

A.  F.  R. 

1913 

Pemb.      \ 

— 

C.  H. 

1913 

Pemb. 



R.  Du  B. 

Pemb.      i 

«    

R.  L. 

1897 

Caius      1 



J.R. 

1911 

Trin.H. 



E. 

Trin.M. 

•    

G.  W. 

1889 

King's 

•    

C.  L. 

1903 

King's 

*     

W.  D. 

1908 

King's 

— 

U.  R. 

1910 

King's 

— 

D.D. 

King's 



L.  H.  B. 

1912 

King'i 

— 

»S. J .  A. 

King's 

— 

A.  LI. 

Queens' 

— 

H.G. 

Queens' 

— 

I. 

Cath. 



L.  G. 

Cath. 

«     

A.  C. 

1883 

Jesus 

•    

A.J. 

1886 

Christ's 

•    

H.  P. 

1901 

Christ's 

__ 

J.D. 

1862 

Joh, 

•    

A. 

1872 

Joh. 

»    ___ 

C.  A.  M. 

1897 

Joh. 



E.  D. 

1904 

Joh. 



A.E. 

Joh. 



H.  C. 

1911 

Joh. 



P.  E. 

1910 

Joh. 



W.E. 

Joh. 



K.D. 

Joh. 

*     

O.L.  J. 

1880 

Magd. 

*    

W.M.  L. 

1898 

Trinity 



A.  G. 

1908 

Trinity 



H.  S. 

1912 

Trinity 



R.  A. 

1913 

Trinity 



P. 

Trinity 



R.  W. 

1913 

Trinity 



J. 

1886 

Sidney 



K.  R. 

Sidney 

__ 

D.  A. 

Down. 



R.J. 

Selwyn 



D.  J.  H. 

Selwyn 



S.  R. 

1897 

NonCoU. 

Evatt,J.  M. 

1911 

Caivs 

1884 

1883 
1908 
1869 
1886 
1901 
1912 
1875 
1913 
1893 
1913 
1853 
1887 
1909 


1311 

Pemb. 

Caius 

Cuius 

Queens'* 

kmg'i 

Jesus 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Caius 

Clare 

Jesus 

Trinity 

Queens' 

Joh. 

Joh. 


\     1908     Trinity 


1877 


*  —    SirJ.A.3f..4. 

—  A. 

—  A.  W. 

Exham,  R.  K.  S. 
Exshaw,  T.  S.  N. 
*Exton,  G.  F. 
!  *Eyre,  C.  H. 

*  —  E.J. 
Eyton-Jones,  H.  A. 
Ezard,  E.  H. 
Faber,  V.  V. 
Fabricius,  L. 
Facey,  N.  S. 
failes,  F.  C. 

—  B.J. 

*  —     W. 
♦Fair,  R.H. 

*  —  C.  H. 

—  J.  C. 
Fairbairn,  G.  E. 

—  G.  A. 

—  CO. 

*  _  A.C. 
•Fairbanks,  A. 

*  —  W. 
Fairbrother,  J. 
Fairchild,  Q,  C. 


1909     Trin.H. 

1909  Christ's 
Selwyn 
Caius 

1857     Clare 
1913     Queens' 
1892    Joh. 
Clare 

1910  Caius 
1907     Trimly 

1910  Caius 

189ll^,*«^:f 
I  Irtnity 

Queens' 

1903     Christ' $ 

Peter's 

Clare 

1898    Jesus 

1906  Pemb. 
1876  Emm. 
1913  Jesus 
1913  NonColl. 

Selwyn 
1909     Queens' 
NonColl. 

1907  Queens' 
1909  Queens' 
1871     Trinity 

1873  Peter's 
1907    Pemb. 

Christ' 
Jesus 
Jesus 
Jtsus 
1884    Emm. 

1874  Clare 

1875  Clare 

1911  Caius 
1909    Sidney 


1312 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Fairfax,  B.  L.  Magd. 

•Fairgrieve,  M.  M°C.  1898  Peter's 

Fairhurst,  C.  S.  Queens' 

*  —           J.  A.  1888  Jems 
Fairley,  W.  1913  Magd. 
Fairrie,  J.L.  Caius 
Falcon,  M.  1910  Femb. 

—  J.  H.  Femb. 
*Falk,  G.  A.  1898  King's 

—  H.  1900  King's 
*Falkener,  L.  1888  King's 

Falkner,  A.  H.  1897  Peter's 

*  —         C.  G.  1890  Triynty 
♦Fall,  J.  W.  1887 

*  Falle,  B.  Q.  1883  Pemb. 

*  —    T.  1876  Corpus 
•Fallow,  T.M<' A.  1870  Jo/i. 

Fallows,  L.  Queens' 

*Fane,  W.  V.  R.  1889  Trinity 

•Faning.J.F.E.  1875  {f^;;^;/, 

—  E.    Mus.B.  1894  Trinity 
•Fanshawe,  R.  E.  1899  Trin.B. 

*  _            G.  C.  1892  Trinity 
Fantham,  H.  B.  1910  Chrut's 

•Fardell,E.  S.  1886  Tririity 

*Fardon,  A.  H.  1901  Christ's 

Farley,  R.  LI.  1912  Trinity 
C.  F.  Trinity 

Farmer,  H.  H.  Peter's 

—  J.  1.  Clare 

*  —        J.  1854  Caius 

*  _        W.  G.  1905  Corpus 

*  —        M.S.  1896  Trinity 
E.  Trinity 

—  H.  C.  McL.  Trinity 
*Farmiloe,W.  T.  1886  Queens' 

Farnfield,  B.  S.  Queens' 

Farnham,  F.  J.  Christ's 

•Farquhar,  J.  T.  F.  1881  Pemb. 

Farr,  L.  E.  A.  B.  Caius 

Farrar,  E.  1911  Trinity 

*Farrell,  W.  J.  1904  Jesus 

Farren,  W.  S.  Tnnity 

Farrer,  E.  R.  B.  1913  Corpus 

Farrie,  H.  1910  Queens' 

Farrow,  E.  P.  Trinity 

•Farside,  W.  1880  Emm. 

•Farthing,  G.  L.  1859  J  oh. 

♦Fassnidge,  E.  J.  S.  1881  Jesus 

Faulconbridge,  F.  T.  Christ's 

Faulder,  T.J.  1892  Clare 

♦Faulkner,  B.  1903  King's 

R.  Tnnity 

Favell,  N.  B.  1908  Pemb. 

■Fawcett,  H.  1890  Peter's 

*  —         P.  N.  1885  Clare 


Fawcett,  R.  W.  1913  Caius 

—  A.  W.  L'E.  Covpui 

—  R.  H.  Emm. 

—  R.  None  oil. 
•Fawcus,  J.  G.  1871  Trinity 

—  L.  R.  1909  Trinity 
*Fawell,  C.  L.  1904  Pemb. 

Fawkes,  R.  B.  Queens' 

—  SirW.H.{^j^]Lg-/oA. 

*  —         R.  1884  Trinity 

—  W.H.  1897  Trinity 

—  H.  B.  1912  Sehrim 

•Fay,C.  R.  1905  J  J-^'"  /' 

Fayerman,  A.  G.  P.  Joh. 

Fayle,  B.  J.  L.  1911  Emm. 

*Fayrer,  SirJ.Bart.  1882  Trinity 

*  —  F.D.  S.  1891  Trinity 
Fearfield,  C.  J.  1913  Caius 

•Fearnsides,  E.  G.  1905  Trin.H. 

*  —  W.  G.  1900  Sidney 
•Fearon,  F.  1859  Trinity 

Featherstone,  H.  W.  Tniiity 

*Feetham,  W.C.  1894  Jesus 

*  —  F.  G.  1908  Trinity 
Fehr,  W.  NonCoU. 
Feilden,  0.  H.  1909  Clare 

*'^"'^f!^h!*K  J.}  1890  Trinity 

Feiling,  A.  1906  Pemb. 

Felkin,  A.  E.  King's 

*  —  F.W.  1892  Trinity 
•Fell,  J.  1886  Pemb. 

*  _H.W.  1875  Trinity 
♦Fellows,  R.  B.  1892  Trinity 
*Feltoe,  C.  L.  1879  Clare 

Felton,  D.  G.  W.  Caius 

—  P.  W.  1912  Joh. 

—  L.  B.  Trinity 
*Fenn,  C.  C.  1846  Tri7iity 

*  —    E.  V.  1901  Sidney 
•Fennell,  C.A.M.  1865  Jesus 
♦Fanning,  R.  R.  1894  Pemb. 
•Fenton,  F.  1890  Corpus 

—  H.  A.  Queens' 

*  —        H.  J.  H.  1878  Christ's 

*  —        M.A.  1884  Joh. 
Fenwick,  J.  S.  Caius 

—  M.  E.  E.  Queens' 

*  —          J.C.J.  1867  Tri7iity 

—  B.  A.  1912  Trinity 

—  M.  C.  1912  Trinity 

—  A.  L.  Trinity 
I    Ferguson,  F.  Corpus 

—  M.  G.  1912  Quee7is' 
I       —          W.  H.  1913  Queens' 


I 

M  Ferguson,  D.  F.        1910     Trinity 

m     —  H.M.         1913  Trinitp 

V      —  J.  CM.     1910  Emm. 

*    Sir  W.  A.  Bart.)      ^^^^  ^»'"*«2' 

Fergusson,  J.  N.  F.  1902  Joh. 

Fermor  Hesketh,  T.  1910  Trinity 

Fernandez,  T.  Cath. 

i'ernando,  C  H.  Z.   1913  Joh. 

—  R.  M.  Sidney 

V   _  C.  W.  S.  Sidney 

Fernie,  W.J.  Trin.H. 

Ferraboschi,  F.  1907  Clare 


I 


*Ferrar,  H.  T. 

—  I    "F 
•Ferrers,  H.  k. 

—  V.  M. 
Ferris,  S.  B.  C. 


1901  Sidney 

1904  Sidney 

1892  King's 

1898  Trinity 

1911  Joh. 


Fiddian,  J.  V. 

—  E.  A. 
•Field,  A. 

—  J.V. 

—  H.  T.  C. 

*  —     E.  A. 

*  —    A.J.  P. 

*  —    J.H. 

—  M. 

—  L.  P. 
Fielden,  F.  J. 
Fieldhouse,  E.E. 
Fielding,  E.  F. 

—  Hon.  H.  S. 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Findlay,  J. 

Finlay.E.  L.  1913 

—  W.  1897 
•Finlayson,  J.  G.  1907 

Finlow,  L.  W. 
Finter,  G.  B. 

♦Firth,  S.  1864 

—  R.  B.  1909 

*  —    M.  1884 

*  —    A.  C.  D.  1901 

—  A.  1904 

—  L.  G.  1909 

*  Fischer,  M.  T.  1884 

*Fisher,  B.  H.  P.  1897 

—  R.  1909 

*  —      W.H.  1888 

—  R.  A.  1912 

*  —      R.  1876 

—  O.  1907 

*  —      F,  A.  1893 

*  —      O.  1841 

*  —      O.  P.  1882 

—  G.  A. 

*  —      W.  1886 

—  F.  B.  1910 

*  —     F.  H.  1860 

*  —      K.  1904 

—  J.W.  1913 

—  E.  G.  1905 

*  —      R.  H.  W.  1906 

*  —      R.  1906 

*  —      L.  1885 
Fisk,  A.  A.           •  1905 

•Fison,  C.  F.  1883 

*  —     E.  T.  1891 

—  A.  K.  1913 
■-     W.J.  1905 

*Fitch,H.  C.  1885 

*  —    H.  W.  1877 
_    C.  H.  1906 

FitzGerald,  G.  T.  1905 


•Fetherstonhaugh.G.C.  1903  Pemb. 
*Few,  J.  E.  1899    King's 

•Fewings,  J.  A. 
Fewtrell,  A.  H.  H. 
•ffolkes,  G.  H.  B. 
*Fiddes,  E. 


1909  Joh. 
Trinity 

1856     Trinity 
1888     Peter's 

1910  Emm. 
Emm. 

1894    Trin.H. 

Corpus 
1912     Queens' 
1867     Christ'. - 
1884    Joh. 
1903    Joh. 

Trinity 
1894     Emm. 

Caius 

1911  Down. 
1901     Caius 

Trinity 


Fielding  Johnson,  H.G.     Pemb. 
"Figgis,  J.  N.  1888     Cath 

Filandi,  R. 
Fildes,  G.  P.  A. 
Filmer,  W.  G.  H 
Filon.  L.  N.  G. 


Finch,  R.  T. 

•  —  A.  T. 

*  —  J.  E.  M. 

*  —  W.  R. 

*  —  G.  A.  A. 

—  E.G. 

•  —  W. 

•  —  A.  J. 
'    -  F.  C. 

'    —  H.  K. 

'    —  H.M. 

'    —  A.  H. 

—  G. 


Caius 
1909     Trinity 

Joh. 
1901  King's 
1880  Pemti. 
1882  Pemh. 
1864  THn.H. 
1877  King's 
1906     Queens' 

1904  Christ's 
1858    Joh. 
1868    Joh. 
1879    Joh. 

1905  Joh. 
1879    Trinity 
1896     Trinity 

Emm. 


Hon.J.D.1870 

•  —  G.  M.       1905 
^    —            M.P. 

*  Fitzgerald,  Sir    1 

R.  U.P.Bart.; 
Fitz  Herbert,  N.  Pi 


1909 
1863 
1910 


Sir  H.M.  Bart.  1895 

W.         1896 

H.E.    1912 

♦Fitzherbert,  J.  1865 

•    _  S.  T.      1869 

"Fitzmaurice,  l-ord\,o«o 

E.  G.  P.  F.       /  ^"^" 

•FlTZPATRICK,T.  C!    1885 


1313 

Glare 

King's 

Trinity 

Christ's 

Jesus 

Emm. 

Trin.H. 

King's 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Clare 

Seliuyn 

Pemh. 

Pemb. 
Caius 
Caius 

Trin.H. 

Trin.H. 
Corpuh 

Jesub 

Jesus 

Jesus 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Sidney 

Pemh. 
Corjnis 
Corpus 
Joh. 
Sidney 
Pemb. 
Cath. 
Jesus 
King's 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Trinity 

Trin.H. 

Pemh. 

Trin.H. 

Trin.H. 

Trin.H. 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

iQueem' 
Christ's 


1314 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


•Fixsen,  J.  F.  C.  1902  Pemh. 

—  B.  A.  Magd. 
•Flack,  F.  W.  1882  Cath. 

FJannery,  H.  F.  1910  Trin.II. 

—  B.  A.  1912  Chrut't 
•Flather.J.  H.  1876  Emm. 

Flavelle,  W.  H.  1879  Pemb. 

Fleck,  K.  Joh. 

•Fleet,  W.  W.  S.  1906  Joh. 

*  —    C.  S.  1909  Joh. 
Fleming,  G.  B.  1903  King's 

*  —          J.  A.  1881  Joh. 
Flemtning,  M.  G.  Cuius 

•Fletcher,  R.  J.  1888  Peter's 

*  —  J.  M.  1854  Caius 

—  A.  B.  Caius 

*  —         8. S.  F.  M.A. 1901  King's 

*  —          W.  H.  B.  1875  Joh. 

*  —         J.  C.  B.  1878  Joh. 

*  —         J.H.  B.  1902  Joh. 

—  T.  C.  Joh. 

—  K.  T.  D.  1911  Magd. 

*  —         Herb.  M.  1887  Trinity 

*  —         Henry  M.  1892  Trinitp 

*  —         M.  1893  Triniti/ 

*  —  W.  M.  1894  Trinity 

—  A.W.  Emm. 

*  _           M.  1907  Sehoyn 
Fleuret,  F.  S.  1907  Trinity 

*Fiitch,  J.  E.  C.  1903  King's 

•Float,  W.  L.  P.  1907  Clare 

•Flood,  L.  R.  1873  Jesus 

*  —     J.  C.  1899  Jesus 

—  C.  B.  1904  Jesus 
♦Florence,  T.  H.  1904  Christ's 

Flory,  H.  W.  NonColl. 

*Flower,  W.  1881 

Flowers,  M.  E.  1892  Pemh. 

Floyd.  A.  M.  NonColl. 

•Flude,  H.  1897  Trinity 

•Flux,  A.W.  1887  Joh. 

Flynn,  A.  J.  Trinity 

~       T.E.  1911  Down. 

Foad,  A.  Trin.H. 

•Foakes- Jackson, F.J.  1879  {  trinity 

Foden,  W.  B.  Joh. 

Foister,  J.  Cath. 

•Foley,  J.  W.  1871  King'i 

—  C.  W.  1880  King's 
Foliambe,  G.A.  T.  1892  Trinity 

•Folleit.C.  W.  1906  Triu.h. 

Fonseca,  V.  Pemh. 

FontainedeMazinghen,  A.  Down. 

•Fookes,W.  1854  Caius 

*Foord,  G.  H.  1906  Pemh 

Foot,  S.  H.  1909  Emm. 


Forbes,  J.  F.  Clare 

—  M.  D.  1911  Clare 

•  —        J.  G.  1894  ChrLsVt 

•  —       J.  G.  1870  Trinity 

•  —       H.W.  1886  Trinity 

—  E.  A.  1891  Trinity 
Forbes  Adam,  E.  G.  1911  King's 

—  C.  G.  1911  Kirk's 
Forchheimer,  P.  J.  Trinity 

*Ford,  H.  R.  1888  Clare 

•  —    A.  R.  1870  Trin.H. 

*  —    L.  G.  B  J.  1887  King's 

*  —    E.  B.  1898  Jesus 

—  F.  W.  Selwyn 

*  —    E.  R.  1887  NonColl. 
•Forder,  F.  G.  1906  Christ's 

•  —        B.  C.  1894  Emm. 

—  H.  J.  Selwyn 
*Fordham,  E.  S.  1881  Caius 

»    —          M.  E.  1885  Trinity 

*  —          A.  R.  1894  Trinity 

—  H.  A.  Trinity 

—  W.  H.  1906  Down. 
Foreman,  F.  W.  1910  Caius 

•Forester,  Hon.  O.  St  M.  1899  Trinity 

Forg-as,  M.  E.  King's 

—  F.  .1.  S.  Emm. 
Forman,T.  P.  G.  1907  Pemb. 

—  G.  E.  G.  Jesus 
Formby,  T.  H.  Peter's 
Forrer,  H.  A.  1908  Ilagd. 
Forrest,  J.  W.  Trinity 

—  H.  Trinity 
Forrester.  Paton,  E.  1913  King's 

•Forse,  L.  M.  1906  Corpus 

*  —      E.  J.  G.  1898  Trinity 
Forster,E.  W.  C.  Clare 

—  C.  INI.  1908  Cuius 

*  —       E.  M.  1900  King's 

•  —        B.  1861  Christ's 

*  —       T.  E.  1880  Joh. 

•  —       R.  H.  1888  Joh. 

•  —        S.  1877  Trinity 

—  T.  1913  Trinity 

—  W.  1913  Trinity 
Forster  Brown,  J.  C.  Caius 

•Forsyth,  L.  W.  1898  Cuius 

*  —         G.  1903  Caius 

•  —         A.  R.  1881  Trinity 

—  A.  B.  Down. 

*  Fortescue,  Earl  1876  Trinity 
Fosbery,H.  J.W.  1888  Trinity 

•Kosbrooke,  H.  L.  1905  Clare 

Fosdick,  J.  H.  Pemb. 

•Foss,  H.  J.  (Bp)  1871  Christ's 

*Fo8ter,  0.  H.  1864  Caitis 

—  J.  B.  Caius 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY 


1315 


,  1  Foster,  R.  L.  V. 

1896 

King's 

Francillon,  F.  E. 

1911 

Christ's 

J     _      V.  LeN. 

1897 

King's 

•Francis,  K. 

1906 

Pemb. 

Jl    —      H.  P.  R. 

1908 

King's 

-        R. 

Pemb. 

]|     —       B.A.J.C.LeN. 

Jesus 

•    —       H.  T. 

1860 

Cuius 

11     —      E.  H. 

1861 

Joh. 

•    —       W.  H. 

1880 

Trin.H. 

1    -     J  R 

1897 

Joh. 

•    -        A.  L. 

1870 

Jesus 

,1     -     w  " 

1903 

Joh. 

•    —       P.  C.  C. 

1874 

Jesus 

—      R.  D. 

Joh. 

*    —       J. 

1861 

Joh. 

'    -      G.J. 

1878 

Trinity 

*    —        F.H. 

1884 

Joh. 

'    —      H.  R. 

1882 

Trinity 

*    —       T.M. 

1871 

Trinity 

'    —      M.  G. 

1884 

Trinity 

•    —       J.B. 

1899 

Sidney 

•    —      M.  R.  W. 

1891 

Trinity 

•    -       J.L. 

1878 

-      H.  E. 

1910 

Trinity 

*Frankland,F.  W.B.  1897 

Clare 

—      F.  La  T. 

Trinity 

—             E.  P. 

1905 

Trinity 

—      M.  H. 

Trinity 

*Franklen-Evans,F.P.1886  Jo/i. 

—      B.  La  T. 

Trinity 

Franklin,  A.  E.  C. 

1897 

Trinity 

—      A.  W. 

Doicn. 

—          W.B. 

1913 

Trinity 

—      D.  B.  L. 

1911 

Selwyn 

*Franklyn,  fl. 

1859 

Trin.H. 

*Fotheringham,  D. 

R.  1895 

Queens' 

-           H. 

Christ's 

Foulston,  8.  V. 

Corpus 

Franks.  G.  L.  T. 

Clare 

•Fowell,R.  G. 

1872 

Joh. 

*    —      J.  F. 

1854 

Trin.H. 

*Fowle,  T.  E. 

1893 

Trinity 

•Fraser,  A. 

1876 

Clare 

•Fowler,  F.  G. 

1892 

Peter's 

—     R. 

1911 

Pemb. 

*    -       W. 

1879 

Cuius 

—     A.  A. 

Pemb. 

—       ']'.  G. 

1913 

Cuius 

*    —     D.H. 

1900 

Cuius 

-      T.  M. 

1884 

King's 

•    —     H. 

1882 

Trin.H. 

*    —       W.  S. 

1887 

Christ's 

_     M.H. 

1911 

Trin.H. 

—       H.  C.  N. 

Christ's 

*    _     W.  G. 

1896 

Queens' 

•    —       J.  R. 

1886 

Joh. 

*    —     P. 

1905 

Queens' 

•    —        M. 

1881 

Trinity 

*    —     J. 

1908 

Joh. 

—       C.H. 

1908 

Trinity 

*    —     A.M. 

1875 

Trinity 

—       J.D. 

1913 

Trinity 

*  Fraser- Hird,F. 

1870 

Emm. 

—       R.  H. 

1911 

Trinity 

Fraser-Mackenzie,E.  R.  L 

Trinity 

•Fox,  N.  S. 

1887 

Pemb. 

Frazer,  R.  A. 

1912 

Pemb. 

—  A.  S. 

Pemb. 

*    -      J.G. 

1878 

Trinity 

—  S.  E. 

Cuius 

Freara,  W. 

Trin.H. 

-  H.O. 

1887 

King's 

*Frean,  H.  P. 

1891 

Pemb. 

—  A.  F. 

1888 

King's 

*    —     H.G. 

1904 

Joh. 

•    —  A.  W. 

1885 

Christ's 

*    -     W.  P. 

1884 

Trinity 

*    -  C. 

1900 

Christ's 

*  Frederick,  E.  P. 

1882 

Corpus 

•    -H.E. 

1864 

Trinity 

—           T. 

Joh. 

*    —  F.  D. 

1890 

Trinity 

Freeborn,  J.  H.  R. 

Clare   . 

•    —  H.  W. 

1894 

Trinity 

Freeman,  W.  H. 

1913 

Pemb, 

-  J.  C. 

1903 

Trinity 

—          H. 

Pemb. 

—  E.  A.  S. 

1910 

Emm. 

-          C.  R. 

Pemb. 

Fox-Andrews,  N. 

R. 

Trin.H. 

*    _          W.  H. 

1855 

Cuius 

•Foxley,  C. 

1886 

Joh. 

-          C.E. 

1887 

Caiics 

•Foxwell,  H.  S. 

1871 

Joh. 

_         G.  C. 

Cuius 

•    _          E.  E. 

1875 

Joh. 

*    —         A.J. 

1899 

King's 

*Foyster,  B.  E. 

1895 

Pemb. 

*    —         G.  B. 

1871 

Trinity 

*    -        L.A. 

1900 

Pemb. 

•    —          P.H. 

1901 

Trinity 

*    -        H.C.B. 

1887 

Trinity 

—         P.B. 

1909 

Trinity 

—        P.  T. 

1909 

Trinity 

*    —         J. 

1867 

Emm. 

•France-Hayhurst,   -i  -,  qo^ 
_           T.W.H.r**''^ 

Trinity 

•Freer,  R. 
*    -     N.J. 

1885 
1889 

Caius 

Christ's 

*     —            H. 
Francillon,  F.  J. 

1888 
1902 

Trinity 
Christ's 

_    G.  H. 
•Freese,  J.  H. 

1874 

Trinity 
Joh. 

1316 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Freeston,  B.  D. 

Trinity  ; 

*  Fuller,  W. 

1887 

Trin.l 

Freke,  C.  G. 

1909 

Joh. 

*    —       F.J. 

1897 

Cath. 

•French,  R.E. 

1902 

King's 

•    -      A. 

1856 

Joh. 

*    —        B.  P.  W. 

1884 

Trinity 

*    —      A.  W. 

1877 

Emm. 

—     SirJ.D.P.-j 

LL.D. 
1903 

Trinity 

*    —      R.  H. 
•Fuller-Maitland.J.A 

1887 
.1879 

Emm. 
Trinii 

~        Hon.  E.  A. 

Trinity 

*l<^ulton,E.  C. 

1900 

Christ 

•    —        W.  D. 

1870 

Emm. 

Funduklian,  A.  A. 

Kiiu/.s 

•     —        J.  R. 

1874 

Emm, 

Furmston.E.  B. 

1909 

Christ 

•    —        P.  H. 

1875 

Emm. 

*Furness,J.M. 

1891 

Kingti 

*    —        C.  H. 

1884 

Emm. 

[Down. 

*     —        E.H. 

1895 

King' a 

*    —        R.  A. 

1905 

King', 

-        D.  G. 

1906 

Emm. 

Fursdon,  G.E.S. 

Trinit 

—        R. 

Down. 

Furze,  C. 

Jesus 

*Frere,  J.  E. 

1898 

Pemb. 

—     A. 

Selwi/ 

—    Sir  B.C.  A. » 
Bart         S 

1881 

Trinity 

*Fyfe-Jamieson,  J.  F.  1887 

Trinit 

•FyfFe,  R.  S.  (Bp) 

1890 

Emm. 

*    —     W.H. 

*Freshfield,E. 

1885 
1854 

Trinity 
Trinity 

*Fynes.Clinton,[jM:4     g       ,^.^^^ 
A.  JN.              \incorp. 

*    —            E.  H. 

1884 

Trinity 

•    -                    E. 

1868 

Joh. 

*    —           J.  W. 

1898 

Trinity 

•    —                   C.  E 

.1891 

Joh. 

•Freshney,  F. 

1859 

Christ's 

Fyson,  P.  K.  (Bp) 

1870 

Christ 

*Freshwater,J.D.H 

1899 

Trinity 

Gabb,J.D. 

Caius 

Freyer,  D.  J. 

1905 

Trinity 

*Gabbatt,J.  P. 

1903 

Peter. ^ 

Friend,  F.  F. 

Christ's 

Gabain,  W.  G. 

1912 

Pemh. 

•Frith,  J.  B. 

1905 

Pemb. 

•Gaches,  L.  B. 

1870 

Joh. 

*    —     W.R. 

1878 

Corvus 

•Gadow,  H.  F.  M.A 

1884 

King- 

•    —     H.  C. 

1891 

Trinity 

Gaekwad,y.  G. 

Chi,! 

*Frodsham,T.E.C. 

1884 

Queens' 

Gaikwad,  S.  S. 

Gaiun 

•Frost,  G.  P.  H. 

1881 

Clare 

Galbraith,H.  G. 

Caius 

—    P.  R. 

1912 

Oare 

*Gale,  J.  R.  C 

1880 

Joh. 

—    T.  L. 

1911 

Clare 

—    C.C. 

1911 

Joh. 

—    T.  F.  C. 

Cuius 

-    A.J.V. 

SelwijT 

•    —     P.  H. 

1870 

Corpus 

Galer,  R.  F. 

Corpus 

—    M. 

1910 

Corpus 

*Gallimore,  H.  B. 

1907 

King's 

—    E.L. 
Fruhe-Sutcliffe,  R. 

1912 
1912 

Trinity 
Gains 

*Gallop,  E.  G. 

1884 

r  Caius 
Trinit 

•Fry,T.  C. 

1868 

Hemb. 

Galloway,  W.  D. 

1910 

Clare  ' 

-J.D. 

Caius 

*Galpin,  F.  W. 

1882 

Triniti 

*     —  A.  H. 

1907 

King's 

Galstaun,  S.  G. 

1913 

Trinit: 

—  G.  S. 

1908 

King's 

Galsworthy,  F.  T. 

1888 

Trinit] 

—  L.  S. 

1911 

King's 

Gait,  R.  B. 

Joh. 

—  T.  P. 

1913 

King's 

•Gamble,  A. 

1884 

Triniti 

*     —  H.  K. 

1896 

Trinit  V 

*Ganilen,  R.  L. 

1903 

Caius 

—  J. 

1899 

Trinity 

Gamlin,  R. 

1906 

Kitig's 

—  F.  M^G. 

Trinity 

Gammell,S.  J. 

1889 

Pemh. 

*  Fryer,  J.  C.  F. 

1907 

Caius 

—          J.  A.  H. 

Pemb. 

-    J.  H. 

1896 

Christ's 

*Gandy,  E.  S. 

1908 

Christ' 

Fuchs,  H.  M. 

1911 

Caius 

Garabedian,  D. 

1911 

Joh. 

*Fuhrken,  G.  E. 

1892 

Caius 

•Garbutt,  LI.  L. 

1880 

•Fulford,  H.  W. 

1877 

Clare 

*Gard,  H.  G. 

1904 

Emm. 

*     -         F.J. 

1883 

Clare 

Gardener,  E.  G.  A. 

1911 

Christ' 

*     —        F.  W. 

1901 

Jesus 

♦Gardiner,  W. 

1882 

Clare 

•Fullagar,  H.S. 

1858 

Caius 

*    —          J.  S. 

1895 

Caius 

-          L.  A. 

1907 

Caius 

—          H.  H. 

1913 

Caius 

•    —         H.  F. 

1897 

Joh. 

—           A.  L. 

Caius 

•Fuller,  H.  R. 

1878 

Caius 

•     -           A.  F. 

1903 

Coi'pus 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1317 


B. 


Jardiaer,  J.  E. 
_  A.  F. 

Irardiner-Hill,  H. 
Gardner,  E.  A. 

J.  E.  G. 

E. 

R.  C 

H. 

A. 

C. 

H. 

H.  W. 

P. 

T.  J.  C. 

J.  M.  S. 

R.  G. 

B.D. 

J.  C. 

R.  T. 

J.  C. 

R. 

J.  L. 


1901 
1903 
1912 
1884 
1891 
1899 
1911 
1862 
1901 
1902 


1869 
1874 

1907 

1857 

1885 
1894 
1911 
1902 


Gardner-Brown,  J.    1869 


Queens' 

Jesus 

Pemb. 

Cams 

Caius 

Cuius 

Caius 

Corpus 

King's 

King's 

King's 

Queens' 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Kmm. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Emni.. 

Sehcyn 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 


J.  G.  G.       1898 

F  S  G        1903 

Gardner-Med*win,F.M.  1899  Trinity 
Gardner- Smith,  P.     1909    Jesus 
Garfit,T.  N.C.  Trinity 

Garland,  C.  H.  1881     Joh. 

Garner,  H.M.  Joh. 

Garner- Richards,  D.  B.  1907  Joh. 


"Garnett,  C. 

1891 

Pemb. 

_        W.  P. 

Pemb. 

•  _     w. 

1873 

Joh. 

—       I.  w. 

Magd. 

*    —        J.  CM. 

1902 

Trinity 

-        K.G. 

Trinity 

Garnett' Bolfield, 
A.  C.  FitzG. 

Trinity 

Garnsey,  E. 

1901 

Cairn 

*Garrad,  C.  E. 

1897 

Clare 

Garrard,  G.G.C. 

1912 

Clare 

*Garratt,  W.  F.  H. 

1866 

Trinity 

•    —        G.  C. 

1890 

Trinity 

♦Garrett,  S. 

1873 

Peter's 

—        H.F. 

1907 

Pemb. 

*     -       V.  R. 

1909 

Pemb. 

—        G.  W.B. 

1907 

Caius 

♦    __       R.  W.  B. 

1907 

King's 

—        H.F. 

Queens' 

.1    —        H.  L. 

1902 

Joh. 

—        D.  T. 

1905 

Emm. 

—        A.H. 

Selwyn 

♦Garrick,  J.  P. 

1858 

Caius 

Garrod.R.  E. 

1911 

Clare 

—        W.E.E. 

Queens' 

—       A.N. 

1909 

Emm. 

B. 


*Garrood.  J.  R. 
Garry,  A.  N.  M. 
Garson,  H.  L. 
Garstin,  D.  N. 

—  E.  J.  L. 
*Garton,  J.  A. 

Gartside-Tippinge, 
•Garwood,  E.  J. 
•Gaselee,  H. 

•  —        S. 

—  A.M. 

*Gaskell,  J.  F. 

•  —       W.  H. 

•  —        A.  H. 

•  —        L.  S. 

•  —        Rt.Hon. 

C.  G.  M. 

—  H. 
*Gaskoin,  C.  J 
*Gaster,  H.  F. 

Gates,  C. 

—  S.  B. 

•  —     E. 

—  C.E. 
Gathergood,  L.  S. 

•Gathorne,  C. 

•  —  R. 
Gaudin,  J.  de  G. 

*GauJ,  P.  C. 
Gauld,  A.  G. 
Gaunt,  W.  F. 
Gaussen,  J.  MacC 

•  —         C.W. 
*Gauvain,  H.  J. 

Gavin,  A.  G.  D. 

—  N.D.I. 
Gawan  Taylor,  N. 
Gawler,  A.  E.  J. 
Gawne,  H.  D. 

*Gay,  A.  H. 
•Gaye,  A.  S. 
•Gayer,  A.  C.  S. 

Gayne,  A.  A.  A. 
*Gayner,  F. 

Gazieh,  M.  H. 

Geach,  G.  H. 
*Geake,  C. 

Geard,  D.  A.  A. 

Geary,  A. 

—  S.  T.  T. 
*Gedge,A.  A.  L. 

•  —      S. 

•  —     H.S. 
*Gee,  E.  C. 

Geldard,  N. 


1895 
1912 
1912 


1892 


Joh. 
King's 
Clare 
Sidney 
Sidney 
Clare 
G.  1911  Pemb. 
1886     Trinity 
1864     King's 

King's 
1900     Caitis 

1891  Christ's 

1892  ChHst'a 

1863     Trinity 

1900    Tnnity 
1898    Jesus 
1895     Corpus 

Pemb. 

Corpus 

1869  Sidney 

1910  Sidney 
Sidney 

1905    Joh. 

1870  Trinity 

1893  Clare 

1889  Trin.  H. 
Emm. 

1890  Trinity 
Joh. 

1868     Trinity 

1902  Joh. 
Peter's 
Caius 
Sidney 
Clare 
Selwyn 
Trinity 

1903  Trijiity 
1880    Emm. 

1912  Clare 
1890  King's 

1913  Trin.n. 

1911  Trinity 
1889  Clare 

Trinity 
Joh.  ^ 
Down. 

1880    Pemh. 

1853    Corpus 

1866    Cath. 

1898  Citrpus 
Trinity 


1858 


1911 


1318 


MEMBERS   OF  THE   UNIVERSITY. 


G6ldard,  S.  1911     THnity 

•Geldart,  J.  W.  1859     Trin.H. 

*     —         H.  W.C.     1885     Emm. 
*Grelderd-Somerville,F.  1881  Jesus 


Gell,  W.  C.  C. 
•Gemmell.  K.  T. 

—  A.  A. 

*  —  A.  C. 
•Genese.R.  W. 
*Genge,  E.  H. 

Gent,  F.  E. 
Gentle,  F.  W. 
Geoghegan,  R.  H. 
♦George,  H.T. 

*  -       J. 

*  —        E.J. 

—  C.  O. 
*Gepp,  A 

Geiard,  R.  J.  L. 

German,  R.  L. 
*Gervis,  H. 

Getty,  J.  H. 
*Ghica,  Prince  D. 

Gibb,  J. 

*  —    J. 

—  E.  A. 
*Gibbing8,  W.  T. 
*Gibbins,  W. 

R    R 

*  Gibbon,  E.*  LI*  L. 

—  J.  H. 
Gibbs,  B. 

—  A.  H. 

—  C.  S. 


1910     Caius 
1905    Pemh. 

King's 
1904     Trinity 
1871     Joh. 
1866    Joh. 
King's 

Queens' 
1900    Kijig's 

Caius 


'    —      J.S. 
—      W.  D. 

Giblin.  L.  F. 

Gibson,  D.  K. 
'    —       A.  A. 


1897 

1866  Joh. 
1901     Trinity 

1913  Sehoyn 

1884  Joh.     ■ 
Caitis 
Emm. 

1884  Trinity 

1910  Caius 

1871  Trinity 

M.A.  1906  King's 

1908  Cath. 

1911  Evim. 

1900  Joh. 
1890  King's 
1907  King's 

1901  Trinity 

1912  Trinitv 
Pemh. 

1897  THn.H. 

1899  Joh. 

Hon.  H.  C.    1877  Trinity 

'    ~  1894  Trinity 

1910  Trinity 
1896  King's 

1911  Clare 
1883 


R.  J.  T. 
J.  G. 
W. 

W.  W. 
J.  £. 
T.  A. 
J.  B. 
I.  F. 
R.M. 
J. 
F.  A.  S. 


Pemb. 
1905    Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Queens' 

Queens' 
1896     Queens' 
1903     Queens' 
1894    Je.ms 
1913     Christ's 

Christ's 


1895 


1911 

1890    Joh. 

Magd. 

Hon. E.G.M.  1897  Tnnity 
CM.  Trinity 

T.  S.  1904    Emm. 

P.  O'B.        1912     Emm. 
J.  P.  S.  R.  1906     Sidney 
C.  S.  U.A.inc.  1909  Sidney  I 


Gibson-Watt,  J.  M 

.  1898 

Gidlow- Jackson,  G 

.H. 

Gidney,  F. 

Giffard,  E.  C. 

Gifford,  R.  E. 

1906 

•    -       A.C. 

1884 

*Gilbart-Smith,M. 

1892 

♦Gilbert,  V.  N. 

1894 

•    —       C.R. 

1874 

*    —        F.  M. 

1893 

—       B.  W. 

1913 

•    —        T.M. 

1857 

•    —        CD. 

1875 

—        H. 

—        G.  G.  T. 

1902 

*    —        J.E. 

1877 

♦Gilbertson,  J.  W. 

1884 

•Gilbey,  A.  N. 

1884 

—       W.  E. 

♦Giles,  L.  T. 

T,1 

1890 

—  h!  o'h. 

1911 

—    G.  CT. 

1913 

•    —    R. 

1869 

♦    _  J.  h. 

1864 

♦    —    H.A.    M.A 

.  1898 

—     E. 

*    —    H.  F. 

1868 

•    —    E. 

1872 

♦Giles,  P.  litt.d. 

1885 

-.      A.  F. 

Gil  ham,  C  W. 

1913 

Gill,  H.  L.  0. 

-    B. 

1900 

_    W.C 

1910 

—    C.l.C. 

—    K.  C 

-    R.  G. 

1908 

•  —    J. 

1851 

♦Gillespie,  J.  J. 

1892 

•    —          T. 

1897 

♦Gillett,  G.  F. 

1889 

-      J.  A. 

1889 

*    —      A.  B. 

1901 

■  —     r.h. 

1867 

—      J.  F. 

1887 

Gillies,  C.  P. 

♦Gilliland,  G.  F. 

1905 

—          V.K. 

1910 

•Gillott,A.  J. 

1889 

♦GiUson,  H.  T. 

1859 

—       A.  H.S. 

1911 

♦Gillum,  S.  J. 

1898 

Gilroy,  P.  K. 

1906 

*Gilson,  R.  C. 

1886 

•    —       J.  P. 

1889 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1319 


Gilson.R.  Q. 
Gimblett,  C.  L. 


Trinity 
1911     Cuius 


Ginilette,  C.  H.  M.  1911     Cuius 


GiinsoD,  C. 
•Ginn,  D.  B. 
♦Ginsburg,  B.  W. 
,     —  H.  H. 

Girling,  E.  A. 
•Given,  A. 


1909  Emm. 
1902     THn.B. 
1881     Cath. 

Down. 

1910  Selwyn 
1866    Cuius 


♦Given- Wilson,F.  G.  1892  Joh. 

Gjers,  L.  Trinity 

■Gladstone,  H.  S.       1899  Trin.H. 

—  K.S.  M.  Trin.H. 
'     —              R.  T.        1907  Trinity 

•Glaisher,  J.  W.  L.    1871  Trinity 

Glare,  T.  W.              1909  Sidney 

*S!,d'B7o1^^"'*"'*^'}l^^0  ^'«^* 

Glauert,  H.                1913  Trinity 

•Glazebrook,  R.  T.     1876  Trinity 

—  A.  R.     1913  Trinity 
Gleave,  J.  W.             ~  '  ' 


—       T.  R. 

"Gledstone,  F.  F. 
Gleed,  R.  W.  A. 
*Glen.  R.  A. 
R.  R. 


1912  Joh. 

Joh. 
1907  Joh. 
1911  Trinity 
1897  Chrisfs 

Trinity 


•Glenconner,  Lord  1884  Trinity 
•Glencross,  J.  R.  M.  1899     Trinity 

Glenday,  R.  G.  1911     Emm. 

*Glendenning,  J.  W.  1902  Corpus 
*Glenister,  D.  J.  1909  Christ's 
•Glennie,  W.  H. 

•  —        A.  H. 
Gloster,  H.  C. 

•Glover,  H.  E.  T. 

*  —      J. 


—  J.G. 

—  E.  C. 

—  F.a. 

•  —      L.  G. 

•  —       F.  B. 

•  —       T.  R. 

_       J.R.  H. 
Glyn.C.  R. 
*Glynn,  E.  E. 

*  —      T.  R. 

—  E.  H. 
Glynne,  A. 

•G catcher,  F. 
Godbole,  Y.  A. 
*Goddard,  W.  H. 

*  —         J.  L. 

*  —         J. 

—  F.  W. 

•  —         H. 
*Godfray,H.C. 

*  -         E. 


1863     Trinity 
1866    Trinity 

Cains 
1883     Clare 
1883     Coryui 
Queens' 
Cuth. 
1856    Joh. 

1889  Joh, 

1890  Joh. 

1891  Joh. 

1912  Down. 
Joh. 

1895    Clare 

1901  Clare 
Clure 

1913  Clare 
1911     Selwyn 
1913  NonColL 
1886     Caius 
1861     Trin.H. 
1903     Christ's 

Christ's 

1902  Joh, 
1867     Clare 
1869     Corpui 


*  Godfrey.  C. 

•  —         1.  F. 
*Godson,  A.  T. 

—  F.  P. 

*    E   P 

Godwin,  W.  P. 

*  —        J.C. 
Goho,  S.  C. 
Gokhale,  B.  K. 

*Gold,  E. 
Goldberg,  S.  V. 
Goldie,A.  H.  R. 

•  —      A.  R. 

—  N.  B. 
Golding,  H.  C. 

*Golduey.G.  H.  H. 

—  H   H 
Goldschmidt,  W.  N 

—  E.  P. 

—  J.  P. 

*  Goldsmith,  G.  H. 
Goldstein,  W. 
Goldsworthy,  E.  W 
Goldthorpe,  A.  F. 

•Gollancz,  1. 
Gomme,  A.  W. 

—  G.  J.L. 
Gooch,  K.  T. 

—  H.C. 

•  —      G.  P. 

*  —      H.  W. 

—  G.  W. 

*  —      J. 
Good,  C.  W. 

*Goodacre,  A.  R. 

•  —  F.  W. 
Goodall,C.  C. 

—  C.  H. 

—  E.  B.  H. 
J  F 

Goodbody,  A.  B. 
Goodchild,  E.  L. 

*  —  R.  S. 

—  G 
Goode,  R.H. 

•  —      G. 
Gooderham,        ) 

E.  J.R.  B.f 
Goodhart,  E.  J. 

•  —  A.  M. 

*  —  G.  W. 

—  A.  L. 

•  —  C.A. 

•  —  A.W. 
Goodhart- Rendel, 

H.S. 
•Goodliffe,  W. 


1895     Trinity 
1851     Emm. 
1906     Peter's 
1909    Fe7nb. 
1872     Trinity 
1893     Clure 
1883    Pemh. 
Peter's 
Nan  Coll. 
1903    Joh. 

Cuth. 
1913    Joh. 
1866     Triniti, 
1905     Tj-inity 

Pemb. 
1874     Trin.H. 
1908     Trinity 

Pemb. 
1908     Trinity 

Tnnity 
1889     Caius 

Emm. 

Trin.H. 

Clure 
1887     Christ's 
1908     Trinitv 
1913     Trinity 

Pemb 

1893  Trinity 

1894  Trinity 
1907     Sidney 

Sidney 
1872 

Qtieens' 
1863    Pm/). 
1858    Emm. 

Cuius 
1905    King's 
1907    Jesus 
1913     Emm. 
1913    Caiut 
1918     Caius 
1882    Sidney 
F.        1898    Sidney 
1911    Joh. 
1886  NonColl. 


1911     Cuius 

Clare 
1888    King's 
1902     Trinity 

Trinity 
1872 
1902 
Mus.n. 
1909     Trinitv 
1876    Corpus 


1320 


MEMBERS   OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


*Goodliffe,  A. 

1900 

King's 

*Gosset,J.H.deP. 

r.  1891 

Pemb. 

Goodman,  B.  M. 

Pemb. 

—     A.  C.  V. 

Caius 

•    

A.  W. 

1893 

ChrUrt 

Gosslinif,  B.  S, 

1912 

Trinity 

•    

R.N. 

1884 

Joh. 

-          F.N. 

1911 

Emm. 

•    __ 

G.H. 

1882 

Trinity 

Gostling,  E.  V. 

1896 

Caius 

Goodrich,  H.  S. 

Joh. 

Gotch,  D.  H. 

1913 

Caius 

*Good Willie,  J. 

1891 

Corpus 

—      M.  S. 

Trinity 

*Goodi 

ivin,  L.  E. 

1877 

CaitLS 

*Gott,  B.  S. 

1887 

Caius 

«    

E.StG.S.1907 

Caius 

Gotto,  H.  S. 

Trin.H. 

♦     

J. 

1878 

Corpus 

*    —     E.  R. 

1872 

Trinity 

»    

J.  H.  H. 

1876 

Jesus 

♦Gottwaltz,  H.  B. 

1891 

Jesus 



H.J. 

1908 

Jesus 

*Gough,  C.  M. 

1884 

Trinity 



H.  A.  C. 

1910 

Jesus 

*Gould,  E. 

1901 

Clare 

*     

E. 

1899 

Emm. 

_      H.  H.  M. 

1911 

Clare 

Goodwyn,  P.  W, 

Queens' 

*    -      K.  L. 

1900 

Pemb. 

Goolden,  G.  A. 

1913 

Caius 

—      L.  McL. 

1900 

Caius 

H.J. 

Joh. 

—      R. 

Jesus 

•    

E.  R. 

1874 

Trinity 

*    —      J. 

1872 

Trinity 

*    

P.  P.  G. 

1883 

Trinity 

*    —      H.  U. 

1898 

Trinity 



C.  E. 

Emm. 

*    —      P.O. 

1906 

Emm. 

Gooneratne,  C. 

Sidney 

—      W.J. 

Sidney 

♦Gordon.  R.  A. 

1897 

Peter's 

♦Goulden,  C.  B. 

•  1899 

Down. 

W.  B. 

1911 

Clare 

—         E.G. 

Down. 



R.E.C. 

1911 

Pemb. 

•Goulding,  Sir 

1879 

Joh. 

__ 

A.G. 

1904 

Trin.H. 

W.J.Bart. 



A.  F.  L. 

Trin.H. 

*Goult,  J.  E. 

1898 

Emm. 

* 

C.  A. 

1907 

King's 

*Goulton,  J. 

1895 

Joh. 

»    

R. 

1854 

Christ 's 

Gourlay,  W.  B. 

1902 

Trinity 

*     — 

W.  M. 

1899 

Christ's 

Gover,  C.  E.  J. 

1912 

Pemb. 

•     

T.  W.  W. 

1866 

Joh. 

*    —      A.  E. 

1877 

Corpus 



E.  F.S. 

Joh. 

•    -      J.J. 

1880 

Trinity 



E.  B. 

Magd. 

•Gow,  A. 

1903 

Caius 

*    _ 

W. 

1885 

Trinity 

*    —  J. 

1875 

THnity 

»    

W.  Henry 

1887 

Trinity 

•    _  A.  S.  F. 

1908 

Trinity 

*    — 

W.Hamilton  1888 

Trinity 

—  C.  H. 

1912 

Emm. 

«    

G.  F.  C. 

1898 

Trinity 

Gowers,  W.  F. 

1898 

Tnnity 

♦    

J.  G. 

1903 

Trinity 

Goyder,  F.  W. 

1899 

Joh. 



H. 

Trinity 

*Grabham,  G.  W. 

1902 

Joh. 

— 

A.R. 

Trinity 

Graburn,  G.  N. 

1906 

Corpus 



W.T. 

1910 

Emm. 

*Grarp.,  J.  H. 

1895 

Peter's 

__ 

W.  H.  E. 

Sidney 

_     C.  R. 

1911 

Clare 

Gordon-Cumming, 

\.P. 

Trinity 

—      H.C. 

1913 

Queens* 

♦Gordon-Smith,  H. 

1897 

Trinity 

•    -     O.J. 

1856 

Jesus 

Gore- 

Browne.  H.  T.  T. 

Trinity 

—     E.  M. 

1908 

Christ's 

Gorrinjfe,  W.  H. 

1889 

Trinity 

Gracey,  R.  L. 

1913 

Trinity 

*Gorst,Rt.  Hon.Sir^   ,0^7 

Joh. 

—        H.  C. 

Trinity 

J. 

E. 

Ai^l^  9 

•Grafton,  F.  F. 

1883 

Trinity 

•     

P.F. 

1862 

Joh. 

•Graham,  A.  R. 

1860 

Peter's 



G.  T. 

Trinity 

—         M. 

Pemb. 

GoslinfT,  L.  F. 

1890 

Trinity 

•    —         C. 

1878 

Caius 

— 

R.  C. 

1890 

Trinity 

*     —          Cjun. 

1901 

Caius 

m     

G.  L. 

1894 

Trinity 

—         L.  A. 

Caius 

— 

W.  R. 

Selwyn 

*    —        T.  H.  B. 

1880 

Trinity 

♦Gosnell,  R.  P. 

1902 

Trinity 

*    —        J.  C.  W. 

1893 

Trinity 

Gossage,  E.  L. 

1912 

Trinity 

*    _        G. 

1904 

Trinity 

*Go88e 

,A.H. 

1906 

Cuius 

—         H.  A.  R. 

Tnnity 

— 

E.         M.A 

1886 

Trinity 

—        J.I. 

1912 

Emm. 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1321 


Graham-Brown, 


1913     Cath. 


•Graham-Campbell,|i891     Trinity 


Graham-Montgomery, -i 

G.  J.  E.  j" 

•Graham-Smith, G.  S.  1897 

*Grandage,  W.  B.       1902 

•Grange,  E.  L. 

Granger,  E.  H.  H 

Grant,  G.  K. 

—  W.  St  C. 

*  —      C.  E. 

*  —     A.J. 

—  J. 

—  J.  C. 

*  —     F. 

*  —     K.  B. 

—  A.  E.  P. 

*  -     F.  Ci. 

—  D.  W. 

*  —      Geo.  H. 

*  —      GregorH. 

*  —      M.  F. 

—  B.  D. 

—  A.  F.  M. 
Grant  Bailey,  S.  N. 

•Grantham,  W.  W. 

—  F.  W. 

—  J. 
Grantham- Hill,  C. 

•Grant-Ives,  W.  D. 

•Grant-Wilson,G.  W.  1892 
Grasemann,  C.  1911 

Grattan,  C.  E.  G.H.  1886 
Gratian-Bellew,  W.  A. 

•Graves,  A.  S.  1891 

—  B.  1910 

*  —  C.  E.  1862 
Graveson,  A.  W. 

*Gray,Hon.J.McL.S.  1890 


1881 
1912 
1895 

1874 
1884 
1905 
1911 
1900 
1909 

1906 

1881 
1902 
1899 


1892 
1912 
1912 

1877 


R.  E.G. 

—  W.  S. 

—  D.  L. 

*  —   G.  H.  M. 

—  J.  M. 

—  J. 

*  —    T.  D. 

*  —     J.  H. 
*GKAy,  A. 

*  —    H. 

—  A.  K. 

—  P. 

—  A.  F. 

*  —    C. 

*  —    A. 

—  J. 

—  B. 


1900 
1918 
1906 
1903 
I9U 
1912 
1865 
1879 
1874 
1896 
1911 
1911 

1856 
1877 

1884 
1910 


Jesus 

Pemh. 
Clare 
flmm. 
Clare 
Pemb. 
Pemh. 
hing\ 
King's 
King's 
King's 
Queens' 
Queens' 
Qtceens' 
Christ''s 
Magd. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Cains 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Doion. 
Caius 
King's 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Pemh. 
Christ's 
Joh. 
King's 
Pemh. 
Pemb. 
Pemb. 
Cuius 
King's 
King's 
King's 
Queens' 
Queens' 
Jesus 
Jesus 
Jesus 
Magd. 
Magd. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 


1913 
1870 
1856 


*Gray,  C.  S. 

*  —    F.S. 

—  N. 
Grayson,  D.  H.  H. 
Graystone,  S.  W. 
Greatheed,  S. 

*  —  J. 
•Greaves,  A. 

—  G.  M. 

♦Green,  J.  E.  S. 

*  —      G.  E. 

—  S.  A.  C. 

—  H.  G.      . 

*  —      B.  A, 

—  T.  R. 

•  —     W.C. 

*  —     W.D. 

—  J. 

—  R.J. 

—  W.  H. 

*  —  F.W. 

—  W.  R.  C. 

*  —     Geo. 

—  Gabriel 

—  A.  G.  N. 

•  —      P. 

—  S.  M. 

•  —  R.  C. 

♦  —  S.  F. 

•  —  C.  E. 

•  —  H.C. 

—  D. 

*  —     E.  D. 

—  E.A. 

—  R.  B. 

—  H.  F. 

•  —     J.  R. 

*  —     A.B. 

—  J.  L. 

—  S.J.    . 
*Green- Army  tage,  N. 

Greenberg,  A.  W. 

—  B.  M. 
Greene,  W.  H.  C. 

*  _       A.E. 

—  A.  H.  B. 

•  _       H.  D. 

—  W.  P.  C. 

•  _       C.  W. 
*Greenhalgh,W.  R. 

GreenhUl,J.  K. 

—  T.  W. 

•  —  Sir  A.  G.  1870 


N  E    p 

Greenidge,  C.  W.  W 


1885  Emm. 
1899  Emm. 
1910  Emm. 
Pemh. 
1885    Doion. 

1862  Corpus 

1864  Trinity 
1907     Christ's 

Trinity 

1885     Caius 
Caius 
Caius 
Corpus 
Corpus 
King's 

1891  King's 

1910  Queens' 
1913  Queens' 

Queens' 

1898  Jesus 
Jesus 

1897  Christ's 

1907  Christ's 

1911  Christ's 
1893  Joh. 

1910  Joh. 
1858     Trinity 

1863  Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm, 
Emm. 

1892  Sidney 
Sidney 

1893  Down. 

1909  Down. 

1911  Down. 
.1863    Joh. 

Caius 
Emm. 

1896  Corpus 

1899  King's 
Joh. 

1865  Trinity 
1906     Trinity 
1903     Emm. 
1905    Pemb. 

1910  Pemb. 
Pemb. 

(Joh. 
\Emm. 

1897  Sidney 
.  19lOZ)o«?7j. 

56 


1870 
1892 

1893 
1913 


1322 


MEMBERS  OF  THE   UNIVERSITY. 


Greenish.F.  H.  S. 

GreenleeSjJ.R.C. 
*Greenop,  H.  B. 
*Greenough,  T,  R. 
•Greenstreel,W.  J. 

—  N.B. 

•  —  A.  T. 

*  Greenup,  A.  W. 
Greenwood,  J. 

—  O. 

*  —      H. 

*  —      W. 

—  J.E. 

—  C.  F. 

•  —      J. A. 

•  —      R.  M. 

—  E.  T. 


1911 
1901 

1906 
1907 
1883 

deM. 
1877 
1889 
1909 

1873 
1882 
1913 

1886 
1889 


L.H.G.  1902 


*Greeves,  P. 
*Greg,  H.  P. 

*  —  A.  H. 
♦Gregg,  J.  A.  F. 

*  _   I.  F.  H.  C. 
Gregory,  S.  B, 

*  —    G.M.  A. 

*  —    SirP.  S. 

*  —    H.  L. 

*  —    R.  P. 

—  A.  R. 
_    C.  C.  L. 

Gregson,  P. 

*  —    H.  W. 

—  H.  G. 
Grellier,  E.  F.  W. 
Grenfell,  E.  B. 

*  —        J.  S.  G. 
Grenside,  C.  F. 

*  —         F.  R. 
Greville,  P.  E. 

*  Grey,  Earl 

Grey- Wilson,  R.  A. 
Gribbin,  J.  A. 
Grice,  J.  W. 

—  N. 

—  J.E. 
•Gridley,  R.  C.  M.) 

G.  I 

Grieve,  A.  B. 

—  B.  A.  F. 
•Griffin,  F. 

*  —      F.  W.  W. 

*  —      W. 

*  —      J. 
•Griffinhoofe,  C.  G. 
♦Griffith,  H.C. 

*  —        A.  F. 

—  J.R. 


1896 
1887 
1894 
1894 
1905 

1900 
1873 
1894 
1901 
1912 

1913 
1903 

1912 

1888 
1906 
1868 
1910 
1873 


1903 


1883 

1911 
1886 
1889 
1903 
1873 
1907 
1880 
1898 
1879 
1908 


Cuius 
Joh. 
Emwi. 
Caius 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Joh, 
Peter'i 
Peter's 
Pemb. 
Corpus 
King's 
Christ\ 
Trinitii 
Trinity 
iSidney 
Emm. 
King's 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Clare 
Trin.H. 
King's 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Down. 
Pemh. 
Christ's 
Triniti, 
Down. 
Jesus 
Joh. 
Pemb. 
Queens' 
Selwyn 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Christ's 
King's 
Joh. 
Down. 

Trinity 

Clare 

Trinity 

Clare 

King's 

Sidney 

Joh. 
King's 
Christ's 
Christ's 


Griffith,  H.  H. 
»    —        W. 


1912 
1868 
1870 

1902 
1907 
1908 
1913 
1907 
1884 
1885 


•  —  C.  H. 

•  -  J. 

—  H.  K. 

—  M.  L. 

—  G.  F. 

—  R.G. 

*  —  E.J. 

♦  —  W.  S.  A. 
Griffith- Williams,  A. 

•Griffiths,  T.T.  'l886 

—  I.  D. 

•  —         J.      M.A.  1890 

—  S.  V.  F. 

—  J. 

—  G.  A.  M. 

—  C.  H,  M, 

—  C.  C. 

•  —  E.  H. 

—  J. 
Grigg,  P.  J. 
Grigson,  W.  S. 
Grille,  F.  L. 

j  *Grimaldi,  A.  B. 
i*Grimley,  H.  N. 
!  •    —  A.  L. 

j  *    —         C.  H.  L. 
I    Gtimshaw,  P.  S. 
!    Gripper,  A.  G. 

*G  rissell ,  T .  de  la  G . 
Grist,  W. 
Grogan,  J.  D. 

Oroom,  R.  W. 

•Groome,  W.  H. 

—  J.  H.  H. 
*Gross,  E.  J. 

—  W.  S. 
-Grove,  W.  H. 

—  0.  H. 

*  —     W.  R. 
Groves,  J.  P.  K. 

—  W.  P. 

—  H.L. 
_        K.  G. 

*  —        C.W. 
Grubb,  H.  C.  S. 
Grubbe.  R.  H. 

*Griinbaum,  A.  S.  F.  1891 

*  —  O.F.F.1895 
*Grundy.  W.  W. 

Grylls.E.  A.  H. 
Gubbay,  M.  M.  S. 
Guest,  Hon.  O.  M 
Guest- Williams,A.A.  I'dlO  Joh. 
_-  W.  K.   1909    Joh. 

Guggenheim,  H.  F.  Pemh. 


1911 

1897 

1874 

1912 
1867 
1911 
1863 
1865 
1885 
1891 
1912 

1900 
1912 
1911 

1872 
1871 


1867 
1912 

1890 

1901 
1902 
1909 
1864 

1884 


1907 


1899 
1910 


Christ' % 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Triiiity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Down.  ' 
Down. 
Trinity' 
Emm.    ', 
Caius 
Coi-pus 
King's 
Queens' 
Christ's 
Joh. 
I'rinhy 
Trinity 
Sidney 
Non  CoLL 
Joh. 
Christ's 
Jesus 
Caius 
Peter's 
Peter's 
Peter's 
Emm. 
Jesus 
Trinity 
Chnst's 
Sidney 
Magd. 
Peter's 
Pemb. 
Caius 
Jesus 
Corpus 
Christ's 
Sidney 
Queens' 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Sidney 
Jesus 
Trinity 
Caius 
Trinity 
King  s 
Caius 
Caius 
Trinity 


I 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1323 


•Guildford,  Bp  of 

1888 

THnity 

*Gwynne-Vaughan 

•Guilford,  E.  L. 

1906 

Clare 

D.T. 

—         E.  M. 

1910 

Queens' 

•Gwyther,  G.  H. 

.Guillebaud,  H.  E. 

1910 

Pemb. 

♦Habershon,  E.  F. 

—              E.G. 

Pemb. 

—             P.  H. 

—              C.  W. 

1912 

Joh. 

—             S.  H. 

—               W.H. 

1912 

Joh. 

*    —            S.  H. 

•Guillemard,  1 
F.H.H.i 

1874 

Cuius 

—             L.  0. 

Habgood,  G. 

*    —              L.  N. 

1884 

Trinity 

-          A.  H. 

Gullick,  C.  D. 

Jesus 

*Hackforth,  R. 

Guliiland,  J.  H. 

Cuius 

Hacking,  E. 

•Guinness,  Hon.  A.  E 

i.  1901 

Trinity 

—         A. 

—           R.  S. 

1910 

Trinity 

*Haddon,  A.  C. 

Gmiasekara,  C.  H. 

Clare 

*    -        E.  B. 

•     -              V.R. 

Oath. 

*Haden,J.H. 

—              E.l. 

Down. 

•Hadley,  W.  S. 

•Gunn,  J.  W. 

1902 

Peter's 

—          I.  A. 

•    —     H.  0. 

1894 

Joh. 

*Hadow,G.  R. 

•Gunston,  VV.  H. 

1879 

Joh. 

*    -       R.T. 

—          D.  W. 

1913 

Trinity 

Hadrill,  E.  W. 

*Gunton,  C.  F. 

1873 

Trinity 

Haggard,  E.  A. 

*Gurdon,  C. 

1878 

Jesus 

niagger,  W. 

•    -        F.  (Bp) 

1884 

Trinity 

—        N.W. 

•    —        E.  T. 

1878 

Trinity 

Haggiit,  H.  P.  H. 

*GurIey,  W.  R. 

1893 

King^s 

Hagon,  A.  C. 

*Gurner,  H.  E. 

1876 

Trinity 

Hahn,  F.  M. 

Gurney,  J.  C. 

Peter's 

Haidar,  M. 

*    —        T.T. 

1873 

Joh. 

•Haig,  A. 

—        J.N. 

1895 

Trinity 

*  -      A.  W. 

—        B.  T. 

Emm. 

•  —      E.  W. 

*Gurney- Dixon,  S. 

1901 

Trinity 

Haigh,  B. 

Gurnhill,  G.  D. 

1913 

Selwyn 

—     E. 

Guruswami,  K.  R. 

Joh. 

*    _     P.B. 

Gush,  C.  R. 

Clare 

—     W. 

•Gutch,  W. 

1894 

Christ's 

♦Hailstone,  J.  E. 

•Guterbock,P.  G.J 

.  1908 

Trinity 

—          E. 

Guthrie,  F.  C. 

1910 

Clare 

—          G.  R. 

*    -        T. 

1899 

King's 

Haines,  R.  T.  M. 

—        P.  S. 

Trinity 

—      W.  R. 

*Gutteridge,  H.  C. 

1898 

King's 

•    —       C.R. 

Guy,  C.  G. 

King's 

—       H.  Y. 

•  -     H. 

1909 

Queens' 

Hake,  H.  M. 

*  —    D.  S. 

1878 

Trinity 

♦Halcombe,  P.  B. 

*Gwatkin,  T. 

1862 

Joh. 

Hale,  J. 

*    —          A.J.  C. 

1874 

Joh. 

*    —   H.  0. 

*    —          F.L. 

1899 

Joh. 

Hales,  H.  W. 

•    —          F.  S. 

1871 

Trinity 

—     J.  W. 

♦    —         H.  M. 

1867 

jEmm. 
Joh. 

•    —     J. 
-     J.B. 

Gwinn,  R.  F. 

Emm. 

Haley,  L. 

Gwyer,  H.  L. 

1905 

Magd. 

Halford,  R.  H. 

Gwyn,  C.  P. 

1913 

Emm. 

•Hall,  F.  D. 

Gwynn.R.  T.  S. 

Trinity 

•    —    F.J. 

Gwynne,  N.G. 

1889 

Pemb. 

—    N.  A. 

-          R.  V. 

Trin.H. 

—   J.  A. 

—         H.  LI. 

Joh. 

—    P.  A. 

1893 

Christ's 

1893 

Trinity 

1907 

Clare 

Clare 

1911 

Clure 

1880 

Trinity 

Trinity 

1912 

Clare 

1904 

Jesus 

1908 

Sidney 

1878 

Clare 

1899 

Christ's 

1879 

Christ's 

1904 

Christ's 

1876 

Pemb. 

1882 

Pemb. 

1892 

King's 

1867 

Jesus 

1856 

Trinity 

1913 

Trinity 

1883 

Pemb. 

1879 

Joh. 

Joh. 

1884 

Trin.H. 

1913 

Tnn.H. 

Emm. 

Magd. 

1881 

Pemb. 

1880 

Cuius 

1886 

Trinity 

1902 

Cuius 

1880 

Christ's 

1900 

Joh. 

1912 

Selwyn 

1898 

Selwyn 

1911 

Selwyn 

Selwyn 

1913 

Cuius 

Trin.H, 

1880 

Cath. 

Emm. 

1913 

Trinity 

1887 

King't 

Cuius 

1889 

Trinity 

1912 

Pemb. 

1859 

Christ's 

1858 

Trinity 

1910 

Trinity 
NonColl. 

1913 

Cath. 

1868 

Clare 

1869 

Clare 

1899 

Clare 

1908 

Clare 

1913 

Clure 

56—2 


1324 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Hall, 

H. 

Clare 

Hamilton,  H.  0. 

Trinity 

•     

M. 

1871 

Pemh. 

—           E.  W. 

Trinity 

m     

H.S. 

1902 

Pemh. 

—           E.  R. 

Trinity 

*      — 

A.J. 

1887 

Caius 

•Hamley,  W .  W. 

1873 

Clare 

— 

K.  W. 

Caitis 

Hammersley,  S.  S. 

King's 

*      — 

H.E. 

1877 

Corpus 

♦Hammond.  P.  W. 

1901 

Cai  ui 

— 

A.  F. 

Corpus 

♦    -             F 

1883 

Joh. 



J.T. 

Corpus 

—            F.  W. 

Magd. 

*      

A.  A. 

1886 

King's 

*    —             B.  E. 

1865 

Trinity 

*      

W. 

1895 

Christ's 

•  —         s.  c.  s. 

1881 

Trinity 

*      

S.  H. 

1873 

Joh. 

*    —        H.M.FitzH.1895 

Emm. 

*      

H.A. 

1884 

Joh. 

—            N.  W. 

•1900 

Sidney 



B.L. 

1899 

Job. 

—           J. 

1910 

Doton. 

*      

A.  F. 

1909 

Joh. 

*Hamond,  E.  W. 

1906 

Queens' 

— 

G.  N.  L. 

1913 

Joh. 

*    —          T.A.  H. 

1868 

Magd. 

— 

J.G. 

Joh. 

Hampson,  S.  H. 

Queens* 
Trinity 

— 

H. 

Magd. 

Hanbury,  C. 

1892 

•      

G.  T. 

1867 

Trinity 

-          D. 

1906 

Trinity 

*      

F.  A.  G. 

1892 

Trinity 

Hance,  J.  B. 

1908 

Christ's 

*      

A.G.J. 

1893 

Trinity 

♦Hancock,  L.  R. 

1889 

Peter's 



A.  A. 

Trinity 

—       w.  c. 

1894 

Caius 

«      

A. 

1865 

Emm. 

Hand,  H.  S. 

Joh. 

m      

G.  CM. 

1880 

Emm. 

Handford,J.  R. 

Qxieens* 

*      __ 

C.  B. 

1884 

Emm. 

•     -            G.T. 

1876 

Christ's 

*      __ 

G.L. 

1909 

Emm.. 

—            H.  B.  S. 

Trinity 

^ 

J. 

Sidney 

•Hands,  H.  J. 

1906 

Peter's 



R. 

Down. 

—       W.  J.  G. 

Jesus 

•      

D. 

1874 

—      H. 

1912 

Down. 

*Hallam,  J.  H. 

1905 

Peter's 

*Handson,  C.  P. 

1887 

Caius 

*     

G.  H. 

1869 

Joh. 

Hanhart,  A.  A. 

1901 

Pemh. 

*Haller,  B.  C. 

1905 

Trinity 

Hanitsch,  K.  V. 

Sidney 

Hallett.H.J. 

Queen's' 

Hankey,  B. 

1899 

Pemb. 

*     

H.  G. 

1899 

Trinity 

—         C.P. 

1908 

Pemh. 

•Hallidie,  A.  H.  S. 

1885 

King's 

*    —        S.  A. 

1862 

Trinity 

Hallimond,  A.  F. 

1911 

Pemh. 

•    —        M. 

1863 

Trinifu 

Halliwell,  W.  N. 

Joh. 

*Hankin,  E.  H. 

1889 

Joh.    ' 

Hamer,  A.  D. 

Queens' 

•Hanmer,  H. 

1886 

Joh. 

Hainan,  E.  T. 

1911 

Trinity 

Hanna,  G.  FitzG. 

1913 

Trinity 

Halse,  L.  W.     • 

Queens' 

—       W.  B. 

Trinity 

Halsey,  R.  T. 

1910 

Joh. 

-       C.  B. 

Trinity 

Hamblin,  E.  C.  C. 

1913 

Caius 

*Hannah,  J.  A. 

1889 

Queens' 

•Hami 

11,  P. 

1905 

Trinitv 

*     -         J.C. 

1895 

Trinity 

Hamilton,  E.  D.  M 

1886 

Clare  " 

*Hannam,  F.  A. 

1901 

Joh.     ■ 

G.J.  B. 

1876 

Pemh. 

Hanuay,  T. 

1910 

Queejis' 

— 

A.  H. 

Pemh. 

Hannen,  L.  C.  D. 

Trin.  H. 

*    

C.J. 

1901 

Caius 

Hansard,  L.  A.  S. 

Jesus 

•    

R.  W. 

■1889 

Trin.H. 

Hansel),  G.  F. 

Christ's 



N.  C. 

Jesus 

♦Hanson,  C.  E.  B. 

1896 

Clare 

— 

H.  P. 

Christ's 

-        E.T. 

1904 

Chrnt's 

•    

C.J. 

1863 

Trinity 

-        J. 

1912 

Joh. 

*    

W.  B. 

1885 

Trinity 

•    —        H. 

1861 

Trinity 

*    ^^_ 

C.G. 

1879 

Trinity 

*    —        W.  J. 

1885 

Trinity 



C.  de  C. 

1884 

Trinity 

•    —        0.  H. 

1894 

Trinity 

*    

C.  A. 

1902 

Trinity 

*    —        H.J. 

1896 

Trinity 

*    — 

G.  H. 

1907 

Trinity 

*    —        R.  J.E. 

1896 

Trinity 

— 

K. 

1908 

Trinity 

*    -        h:.K. 

1900 

Trinity 

— 

G. 

Trinity 

Hanumantha  Roa, 

C.  V. 

Trinity 

MEMBEKS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1325 


Happen,  A.  C. 

King's 

Happold,  F.  C. 

Peter's 

Harari,  R.  A. 

1913 

Femb. 

♦Harbhamji,  Kumar 
of  Morbi 

■  1884 

Trinity 

Harbord,  J. 

Clare 

—          V. 

King's 

•    —          H. 

1867 

Trinity 

-          H.  C. 

1905 

Trinity 

♦Hardcastle,  T.  A. 

1889 

Jesus 

— 

Magd. 

•    —              H. 

1863 

Trinity 

*Hardie,  A.  D. 

1905 

Peter'! 

—       E.E. 

Cuius 

•Harding,  W.  A.  H. 

1906 

Peter's 

—         E.  W. 

1905 

Caius 

*    —         E.  S.  S. 

1908 

King's 

-         G.  R. 

1836 

Queens' 

*    -         F.H. 

1891 

Christ's 

*    —         W.J. 

1907 

Christ's 

*    _         W.  H. 

1892 

Joh. 

*    —        G.  W.  H. 

1897 

Joh. 

•    —        VV.  I. 

1903 

Joh. 

•    -         P.J. 

1869 

Sidney 

*    —         W.  J. 

1882 

Sidney 

Hardinge,  Hon.  A. 

H.  L. 

Trinity 

•Hardingham,  C.  H 

1899 

Christ's 

Hardisty,  C.  W. 

Joh. 

Hardman,  F.  McM. 

1912 

King's 

•    —            W.  M. 

1884 

Joh. 

—            W.  H. 

Joh. 

—            J.  R. 

1913 

Emm. 

—           W.  H. 

1910 

Down. 

*Hardwich,  J.  M. 

1895 

Joh. 

Hardwick,  F. 

1913 

Jesus 

Hardwicke,  E.  C. 

1901 

Corpus 

Hardwick-Smith.H 

.1899 

Joh. 

*Hardy,  W.  B. 

1888 

Caius 

-       E.H. 

1905 

Christ's 

—      T.     Litt.D 

.1913 

Magd. 

•    _      T.  VV. 

1856 

Trinity 

•    —      G.H. 

1899 

Trinity 

*    —      B.  F. 

1889 

Emm. 

—      G. 

Emm. 

—      T.  L. 

1908 

Selwyn 

*Hare,  H.  Y. 

1886 

Caius 

—     A.C. 

Caitis 

•    —    H.  L. 

1877 

Christ's 

—     W.  T. 

1910 

Christ's 

—    F. 

Trinity 

*Harford,  J.  B. 

1880 

Trinity 

*    —         D. 

1883 

Trinity 

*Hargrave,  A.  B. 

1889 

Caius 

Hargreaves,  R. 

1911 

Gains 

-               H.P. 

1912 

Pemb. 

—              H. 

1906 

Trin.H. 

—              R. 

1913 

Christ's 

*  Hargreaves,  R. 

1876 

Joh. 

*    ' — 

J.      P. 

1874 

Trinity 

*    

A.  S. 

1885 

Trinity 

— 

A.  R. 

1906 

Trinity 
NonColl. 

— 

C.  A. 

*  Hargrove,  J. 

1866 

Clare 

*    — 

C. 

1874 

•Haring 

ton,  R. 

1891 

Clare 

Harker,  R.  G. 

1907 

Pemb. 

*    — 

G.  J.  T. 

1881 

Joh. 

•    — 

A. 

1882 

Joh. 

*    

A.  J.  S. 

1896 

Selwyn 

*hlarkness,  G.  L. 

1847 

Joh. 

*    — 

J. 

1885 

Trinity 

•Harland,  W. 

1890 

Trinity 

— 

R.  E.  C. 

1913 

Emm. 

•Harlock,  A.  K. 

1855 

Peter's 

•Harman,J.  E. 

1884 

King's 

•     — 

A.  C. 

1892 

King's 



C.  E. 

King's 

*    

i\.B. 

1897 

Joh. 

•Harraar,  W.  R, 

1894 

Trinity 

*  Warmer,  S.  F. 

1884 

King's 

*     — 

W.  D. 

1895 

King's 

*  Harnett,  W.  L. 

1899 

Joh. 

*Harper,  R.  W. 

1878 

Caius 

— 

F.  A. 

1910 

King's 

— 

L.V. 

1903 

Christ's 

— 

C.  H. 

1909 

Christ's 

*    _^ 

C.  H.  R. 

1890 

Joh. 

— 

W.  E. 

1910 

Selwyn 

Harraton,  J.  R. 

Trinity 

Harratt,  A.  F. 

1888 

Trinity 

Harrey,C.  0. 

Caius 

Harricks,  N. 

Christ's 

Barries- J  ones,  J.  S.  D. 

Clare 

•Harris 

,J.  R. 

1874 

Clare 

«    

A. 

1893 

Clare 

__ 

A.  F.  S. 

1911 

Clare 



J.  C.  N. 

1913 

Pemb. 



C.R. 

Pemb. 

*    

F.  L. 

1884 

Caius 



P.  A. 

1897 

Trin.H. 

*    

W.  M. 

1869 

King's 

— 

J.R. 

1913 

Queens' 

— 

W.  S.  T. 

1912 

Jesus 



A.  L.  S. 

Jesus 

•    — 

W.J. 

1890 

Christ's 

♦    

A.  C. 

1893 

Christ's 

•    

H.  W. 

1905 

Joh. 



J.  F. 

Joh. 



H.L. 

Joh. 

•    _^ 

J.  M. 

1886 

Trinity 

•              —iB 

H.K. 

1889 

Trinity 

•              

W.C. 

1890 

Ti-inity, 



H.A. 

1902 

Emm. 

— 

L.G. 

Sidney 

1326 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


•Harris, 

D.  L. 

1883 

Down. 

•Hartley 

,  H.A. 

1885 

Maf^d. 

R.F. 

Selwyn 

•     — 

C. 

1887 

Magd. 

— 

G.  H. 

1913 

NonColl. 

•     — 

C.S. 

1897 

Trinity 



R.  G. 

NonColl. 

*    — 

W.  E. 

1899 

Trinity 

•    

r. 

1884 



C.  R. 

1910 

Trinity 

♦Harrison,  A.  R. 

1896 

Clare 

— 

E.  T. 

1871 

Sidney 

*    __ 

W.J. 

1906 

Glare 

Hartmann,  R.  T. 

Emm. 

»    

F.  L. 

1856 

CaitiS 

Hartree 

,c. 

1900 

Cuius 

*    

D. 

1884 

Caius 

*    

W. 

1892 

Trinity 



C.  F. 

Caius 

•  Hart  ridge,  H. 

1908 

King's 

— 

G.  A. 

Caius 

*Harverson,  P.  A. 

1905 

Peter's 



E.J. 

1898 

Trin.H. 

Harvey 

G.T.  B. 

1913 

Corpus 



F.  E. 

Corpus 

— 

H.  R. 

Corpus 

*    — 

J. 

1880 

King's 

H.  M. 

Corpus 



J.  R. 

Queens^ 

— 

S. 

Queens' 

— 

G.  B. 

Queens' 

— 

A.G. 

Cath. 

*    — 

P.  T. 

1891 

Cath. 

— 

W.M. 

1881 

Christ's 

*    ___ 

G.  R. 

1883 

Jesus 



W. 

Christ's 

*    

C. 

1891 

Jesus 

•    

J.H. 

1885 

Joh. 



J. 

1905 

Christ's 

*    

E.  D.  L. 

1881 

Trinity 



J.  B. 

1878 

Christ's 

*    

B.  W. 

1897 

Trinity 



E.  M. 

Christ's 

«    

P. 

1908 

Trinity 

<K       

J. 

1859 

Trinity 

— 

PI  J.  W. 

1910 

Trinity 

«       

F. 

1879 

Trinity 

— 

F.L. 

1912 

Trinity 

»        

A.T. 

1888 

Trinity 

— 

D.  L. 

Trinity 

»       

Ernest 

1899 

Trinity 

— 

O.  C. 

Trinity 



Everard 

1900 

Trinity 

— 

J.  E. 

Trinity 



D.H. 

Emm. 

*    

E. 

1889 

Selwyn 

*        __ 

H.G. 

1901 

Sidney 

♦    

F.  E.E. 

1905  NonColl. 



A.M. 

Sidney 

*    — 

E.  P. 

1895 

*        

A.  H. 

1887 

Down. 

Harvie,J.K. 

Christ's 

__ 

F. 

Down, 

Harwood,  A.  H.  F. 

Caius 

•       ___ 

A.  H. 

1865 

*    

T.A. 

1894 

Christ's 

Harrod, 

H.  H. 

1892 

Peter's 

•     

S.  F.  D. 

1901 

Joh. 

Harrowing",  J.  S. 

1911 

Trinity 

*Hary  Krischna" 
Singh 

1903 

Joh. 

Harse,  T.  H. 

Emm. 

Harston 

F.N. 

Corpus 

Haseler 

H.L. 

1912 

Cath. 

Hart 

P 

H. 

Peter's 

Haskins 

,F.  W. 

1911 

Trinity 

*     

R 

.E. 

1899 

Pemb. 

*Haslam 

H.  C. 

1892 

Caius 



T 

C. 

1905 

Pemb. 

— 

W.  H. 

1911 

King's 



H 

.  E. 

Caius 

«    

W.  A. 

1870 

Joh. 



H 

.P. 

1912 

Corpus 

*    

A.  B. 

1873 

.Joh. 

— 

B 

.  H.L. 

Corpus 

— 

R.  K. 

1912 

Joh. 

•     

S. 

R. 

1884 

King's 

*    — 

S.  H. 

1879 

Sidney 

*    — 

H 

G. 

1866 

Joh. 

*Haslewood,  C.  F.  B 

.1894 

Clare 

in 
— 

W 

1867 

J  oh. 

Hasluck 

,  R.  ff. 

1913 

Pemb. 

• 

W 

.'e. 

1867 

Joh. 

*     _ 

F.  W. 

1901 

King's 

*    - 

s. 

L. 

1881 

Joh. 

*Ha8sall, 

A. 

1897 

Queens' 

*     

J. 

H.  A. 

1898 

Joh. 

-Hassard-Short,F.W 

.1895 

Chist's 

» 

H 

1871 

Trinity 

*Hass6,  H.  R. 

1906 

Joh. 

•      *    •- 

F. 

J.  B. 

1892 

Ejnm. 

*  Hastings 

,H.  F. 

1884 

Queens' 

Hartington,  Mar- } 
quess  of         3 

Trinity   \ 

Hatch,  L.  C. 
—      M.  L. 

Pemb. 
Caius 

Hartley, 

W.J. 

1910 

Peter's 

—      P.  R. 

Christ's 

••  _ 

A.  G. 

1886 

Pemb. 

—      F.  H. 

Christ's 



L.  B. 

King's 

— 

3.  C.  L. 

Trinity 

_ 

B.C. 

1904 

Jesus       1 

•Hatherell,  R.  R. 

1885 

Trinity 

p. 


K. 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


♦Hayes,  B.  J.  1890 

•  -  J.  H.  1897 
Hay- Hill,  R.  1864 
Hayman,  E. 

—  V.  A 
•Haynes,  R.  J. 

•  -        G.S. 

—  A.J. 
*Hayter,  A.  G. 

•  —       W.  L.  B. 
Haythornthwaite,  R.  M. 
Hayton,  J.  D.  W, 
Hayward,  C.  O. 

—  L.G. 

—  R.  L. 

—  A.D. 

•  —  W.  B. 
Hazel,  H.H. 
Hazeldine,  D. 

—  S. 
*HazeItine,H.D.if.Jl.l907 

"""aXt'^^'li^oi 

•Head,  H.  1884 

•  —     F.  W.  1896 
*Headlam,  C.  E.  S. 

•  —  J.  W. 
*Heald,  C.  B. 

—  W.  M. 

•  —     J. 

—  W.  H.A. 
•Heale,J.N. 

Heaiey,  F.  G. 
Healing,  G.  E. 
Heany,  W.  P. 
*Heap,  S. 

—  J.  M. 
"Heape,  H. 

—  W. 
♦Heard,  H.  J. 

—  H.  F. 
Hearn,  R.  C. 

—  J.  S. 
*Hearn8haw,F.J.C.  1897 

Heath,  R.J. 

—  A.  F. 

•  —     R.  W. 

•  —     G.H. 

—  W.E. 

•  —  J.L. 

•  —  C.  H. 

•  —  W. 

•  —  R.S. 

•  _      SirT.L. 
_      J.R. 

—  A.  E. 


flathorn,  A.  A.  R. 

1903 

Caius 

—         W.  B. 

Cuius 

-         C.N. 

Caius 

Hatley,  A.  J. 

Sidney 

•Hatten,  C.  W. 

1862 

Caiui 

Hattersley,  8.  M. 

1901 

Emm. 

—             A.  F. 

Doton. 

Hation,  G.  A.  L. 

1910 

Caius 

*Hatton-rraenkl,E.G.  1902  Tnn.H. 

.Hatton-HaJ],  H.  C 

Trin.H, 

Haultain,  W.  K.  T. 

Cuius 

Haughton,W.T.H 

1906 

Trinity 

*Havard-Jones,W. 

1896 

Queens' 

*Haveiock,  T.  H. 

1900 

Joh. 

Havers,  G.G. 

Doton. 

Haviland,  H.  A. 

1880 

Pemb. 

•    —          E.  A. 

1896 

King's 

—          W.P. 

1903 

King's 

*    -          J. 

1871 

Joh. 

•    —          R.C. 

1875 

Joh. 

•    -          J.  H. 

1883 

Joh. 

•    —          C.J. 

1881 

Trinity 

Havinden,  E. 

Emm. 

*Haward,  L.  W. 

1900 

King's 

—        T.  W. 

1906 

King's 

—        H.H. 

1889 

Sidney 

*Hawcridge,  R.  S. 

1909 

Joh. 

Hawes,  E.  L. 

King's 

•    —       C.  H. 

1899 

Trinity 
Trin.H. 

Hawk,  J.  C. 

1913 

Hawke,  E.  L. 

Trinity 

•Hawken,  W.  D. 

1900 

Chi-ist\ 

Hawker,  C.  A.  S. 

Trinity 

Hawkes.W.  J. 

1903 

Joh. 

Hawkins,  0.  C. 

1911 

Jesus 

—          O.  L. 

Jesus 

—          R.J. 

Christ's 

•    —        .  F.  H. 

1882 

Joh. 

*    _         R.  M^L. 

1863 

Trinity 

•    —         H.B. 

1866 

Trinity 

•    —          H. 

1866 

Trinity 

*    _         C. 

1874 

•Hawkshaw,  J.  C. 

1864 

Trinity 

•    —             H.  P. 

1868 

Trinity 

*Haworth,  H.  W. 

1899 

Trin.H. 

*    —          T.W. 

1872 

Joh. 

—          C.  W.  B. 

Sidney 

•Hawthorn,  R.H.B 

.1880 

Pemb. 

•    —            J. 

1891 

Caius 

Hawthorne,  C.  B. 

Clare 

•    —               A.  S. 

1877 

Kiug\ 

•Hay,  K.  R. 

1895 

Caius 

*    -1  W.K. 

1907 

Joh. 

•    -  C.  A. 

1856 

Trinity 

Haydon,  A.  D. 

1910 

Caius 

—        A.  F.  T. 

1891 

Trinitv 

•Hayes,  J.  G. 

1909 

Corpus 

1855 
1904 
1912 

1885 
1887 


1913 
1886 
1913 
1913 
1912 


1886 
1887 
1905 

1882 

1860 

1892 


1897 
1910 
1882 
M.A.  1886 
1884 
1911 

1911 


1899 
1893 

1877 
1888 

1878 
1881 
1883 
1908 
1910 


1327 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trin.H. 

Caius 

Queens' 

Caius 

King's 

Down. 

Queens' 

Queens' 

Sidney 

Christ's 

Pemb. 

Caius 

Corpus 

Queeris' 

Sidney 

Sidney 

Caius 

Corpus 

Emm. 

Trinity 

Trinity 
Emm. 
Trin.H', 
King's 
Caius 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
King's 
Pemb. 
Emm. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trin.H. 
Trinity 
Caius 
Caius 
Joh. 
Emm. 
Peter's 
Pemb. 
Pemb. 
Trin.H. 
Queens' 
Queens' 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 


1328 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Heath,  L.  C. 

Trinity 

Henderson,  I.  M. 

1899 

King's 

—      S.  P. 

1913  NonColl. 

*    —             P. 

1904 

Joh. 

—      F.  A. 

NonColl. 

*    —            R.S. 

1877 

Trinity 

Heathcock,  T. 

Pemh. 

•    —             E.K. 

1899 

Trinity 

•Heathcote,  W.  E. 

1876 

Trinity 

—             A.  1. 

Trinity 

•    —            A.S. 

1884 

Trinity 

*    —             C.  K. 

1892 

Emm. 

*    —           C.  G. 

1863 

Emm. 

—              H.  D. 

1912 

Emm. 

Heatley,  L. 

Peter's 

*Heiidry,  A.  G.  L. 

1888 

Christ's 

*Heatoa,  R.  W. 

1890 

King's 

—        F.  H.  A. 

Christ's 

—       R. 

1907 

Christ^ 

Hengst,  E.  R. 

NonColl. 

—        D.  R. 

Trinity 

*Henley,  A.  A. 

1895 

Christ's 

Ileaton  Ellis,  C.  E 

.  R. 

S'elwyn 

Henman,  VV.  W. 

1901 

Peter's 

*Heaver,  H. 

1896 

Christ's 

*Henn,  E.  L. 

1875 

Trin.H. 

*Heawood,  E. 

1886 

Cuius 

—      W.  F. 

Magd. 

Hebbert,  E.  G. 
Ilebblethwaite,  A. 

1882 
R. 

Pemh. 
King's 

*Hennessy,  T.  H. 

1898 

j  Joh. 
>  Selwyn 

*    —                     P. 

1873 

Trinity 

Henri,  F. 

Trinity 

•Hebert,  E.  J. 

1873 

Cuius 

Henriques,  P.  J.  G 

.  1889 

Trinity 

*    —       S. 

1874 

Corpus 

*  Henry,  W. 

1868 

Cuius 

Hebron,  W.  R. 

Selioyn 

•    -      A. 

1908 

Caius 

Hedgecock,  A.  T. 

1912 

Joh. 

—      J. 

1899 

Trinity 

Hedderwick,  G. 

Clare 

*    —      S.  A. 

1901 

Trinity 

Hedf?es,  K.  M.  F. 

1911 

Trinitp 

—      D.  C. 

Trinity 

*Hedley,  E.  W. 

1895 

King's 

•Hensley,H.  G. 

1876 

Corpus 

*    -        J.  P. 

1898 

King's 

—         E.  H.V. 

1913 

King's 

*     —       W. 

1902 

King's 

*    —         P.J. 

1861 

Christ's 

*    —        I. 

1904 

King's 

•    —         E.H. 

1884 

Joh. 

—       T.  M. 

1913 

King's 

—         W.  H. 

Emm. 

Heelas,  R.  J. 

1905 

King's 
Cath. 

*Henslow,  G. 

1858 

Christ's 

Hegazi,  H. 

*    —          L.  R. 

1854 

Joh. 

Heimann,  H.  P. 

1913 

Joh. 

*    -         C.J.  W. 

1910 

Joh. 

*Hememann,  A.  B. 

1892 

Trinity 

*Henty,  W. 

1862 

Trinity 

•Heitland,  W.  E. 

1871 

Joh. 

*     -      C.P. 

1871 

Trinitp 

*Hele,  T.S. 

1903 

Emm. 

Henwood,  A.  D. 

1911 

Cath. 

Hellings,  G.  S. 

1910 

Joh. 

Hepburn,  M.  A. 

Magd. 

♦Helling,  E.  W.  J. 

1897 

Cath. 

_          R.P. 

Magd. 

Hellyer,  F.  E. 

1910 

Trinity 

*Hepworth,W.H.F 

1856 

Magd. 

Helm,  J.  H. 

1902 

Trin.H, 

—           B.G. 

1908 

Kmm. 

—     T. 

THnity 

Herapath,  C  A. 

1912 

Queens' 

—     H.  P.  D. 

Trinity 

Herbert,  G.  N. 

1870 

Corpus 

•Helme,  R.  M. 

1885 

Trinity 

-         E.  J.  B. 

1902 

King's 

*    —      T. 

1890 

Trinity 

•    —         A. 

1868 

Cath. 

•    —      T.  W. 

1902 

Trinity 

*    —         A.  B. 

1901 

Cath. 

•    —      J. 

1905 

Trinity 

•    —         W.  deB. 

1893 

Trinity 

~      J.M. 

1910 

Trinity 

*    —         A.  G. 

1900 

Trinity 

—       H.  E. 

1913 

THnity 
Trin.H. 

*    —         P.  M. 

1907 

Trinity 

Helpman,  J.  H. 

1884 

_         E. 

Trinity 

*Helps,  A.  L. 

1893 

Trinity 

-         E.  P. 

Emm. 

Hemsworth,  A.  H. 

Clare 

—         B. 

Down. 

*    -               B. 

1874 

Jesus 

—         B. 

Non  Coll. 

•    —               W.  B. 

1881 

Jesus 

Herbert-Smith,G.M.  1913 

Trinity 

Hemus,W.L. 

Pemh. 

*Herford,C.  H. 

1879 

Trinity 

Henderson,  R.  K. 

1906 

Clare 

Heriz-Smiih,E.E.A.  1910  Pemh.' 

—             W.  A. 

1906 

Clure 

*    —               J.C.T 

1867 

Cuius 

—            D. 

Clare 

Herman,  A.  E. 

1908 

King's 

—            N.  C. 

Clare 

*    _         G.  L. 

1908 

King's 

*    -             G. 

1870 

Pemh. 

•    —         R.  A. 

1882 

Trinity 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1329 


Herman,  G.  A.  Trinity 

*  Heron-Max  well,I.W.  1893   Trinity 
Hemes.  W.  D.  1888    Trin.H 

*  —        R.  S. 
—        A.  D.  Y. 

Harriott,  D,  R. 
Herrmann,  L. 
*Hersch,  I.  H. 
Hervey,  A.  C.  C. 

*  —        J.F.  A. 


1884     Trinity 
Trinity 
Caius 
Clare 
1891     Caius 
1909     King's 
1863     Trinity 
1902     Trinity 

Joh. 

1911     Trinity 

1876     Corpus 

Trinity 

NonColl, 

1893     Trinity 


—  E.  S. 
Herzl,  H. 
Herzog,  F.  J. 

*Heseltine,  E. 

—  N.E. 
Hesford,  I. 

*Hesketh,  C.  H.B. 
Hesketh  Wright,  J.  H.  1895  Caius 
Hesse,  F.  W.  1870    Trin.H 

Hessels,J.H.  ^/.^.1884    Joh. 

*Hethering-ton,  R.  G.  1897   Trinity 

*  —  A.  L.    1903     THnity 

—  H.  A.    1907     Trinity 

—  T.  W.  Tnnity 
Hett,  A.  I.  Christ' f 

*Hewetson,A.  1883     Emm. 

*Hewett,  a.  M.  A.      1882    Pemh. 

Hewitt,  R.  C.  1912     Caius 

*  _        W.  W.  1863     Cor-pus 

—  L.  MoN. 

*  —       SirF.  W. 

*  —      J.T. 


—  W.G. 

—  N.  S. 

—  G.  H. 
Hey.  S. 

*Heycock,  M.  S 
*    —  C.  T. 

•Heygate,\V.B. 

Heyn,  R.  G. 

Heywood,  C.  G. 


Qneens' 
1881     ChHst's 
1890    Joh. 
1886     Trinity 
Sidney 
1913  NonColl. 
1893     Trinity 
1906     Pemh. 
1881     King's 
1884     Trinity 
1910     Pemb. 
1910     Pemb. 
Sir  A.  P.  Bart  1872  Trinity 
C.  C.  1886     Trinity 

1900     Trinity 
1892    Emm. 
1879 
1889 


*  -  G.  P. 

*  _  W.  B. 

*  -  J.  B. 

*  —  R.  S. 
Hey  worth,  E.  L. 
Hibberd,  A.  S. 

♦Hibbert,  J.  A.  N. 
*Hibbert-Ware,  G. 
♦Hibburd,  F.  C. 
Hick,  R.  H.  P. 

*  —    .1 .  M. 
Hickie,  E.  W. 
Hickin,  W.  H. 

*Hickiin,  J.  H. 


King's 

Joh. 
1878  Joh. 
1894  Joh. 
1882  J»h. 
1906  Christ's 
1869  Emm. 
1913     Queens' 

Emm. 
1906    Peter's 


•Hickman,  H. 

1887 

Cath. 

*  Hicks,  F.  E. 

1893 

Oath. 

*    -     A.  S. 

1884 

Christ's 

•    —     W.  M. 

1873 

Joh. 

—      F.  W. 

1908 

Joh. 

*    —     R.  D. 

1874 

Trinity 

*    —     G.  D. 

1909 

Trinity 

—     E.  P. 

191B 

Trinity 

—     B.  P. 

Trinity 

•Hickson,S.  J. 

1882 

Down. 

Hief.  F.  R.  G. 

Sidney 

*Hiern,  W.  P. 

1861 

Joh. 

Higgin,  R.  F. 

1905 

Cains 

Higgins,  L.  G. 

Clare 

-        C.  A. 

1908 

Pemb. 

—        S.J. 

1906 

Cuius 

•    —        F.  H.  P. 

1896 

Cath. 

—        W.G. 

Jesus 

—       F.  E. 

1912 

Joh. 

•    —       C. 

1869 

Down. 

*     -        A.  P. 

1891 

Down. 

Higgiuton,  J.  M. 

Joh. 

Higgs,  S.  L. 

Joh. 

Higgs- Walker.  G. 

W. 

Caius 

Higham,  C.  S.  S. 

1912 

Trinity 

Highfield,  A. 

Emm, 

Highfield-Jones,  P 

Joh. 

llighley,  H. 

1888' 

Trinity 
King's 

Hight,  H.  E. 

1911 

*Highlon,  D.  C. 

1902 

King's 

Higson,  P. 

1891 

Clare 

-        L.A. 

Joh. 

Hilary,  R.  J. 

Joh. 

Hildyard,  E.  D. 

1886 

Trin.H. 

—          E. 

1913 

Queens' 

*    —          G.  G. 

1875 

Joh. 

Miiles,  R. 

I860 

Joh. 

•Hill.  M.J.  M. 

1879 

Peter's 

•    —G.J. 

1909 

Peter's 

—  V.  St  C. 

Peter's 

—  G.  M. 

Clare 

•    —  W.  H.  M. 

1884 

Pemb. 

-  G. 

1912 

Pemb. 

•    —  H.  E. 

1888 

Caius 

*    —  A.W. 

1897 

King's 

*    —  W.  D.  P. 

1906 

King', 

•    —  .T.  H. 

18G9 

Cath. 

-    _  A.G. 

1880 

Jesus 

•    —  E. 

1866 

Joh. 

*    —  R. 

1875 

Joh. 

•    —  F.  C. 

1879 

Joh. 

•    —  F.  W. 

1886 

Joh. 

*    —  A. 

1889 

Joh. 

*    —  W.  N. 

1902 

Joh. 

—  J.R. 

1906 

Joh. 

-  B.  W. 

Magd. 

—  M.C. 

Mngd. 

66 

—5 

1330 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


•Hill,  T.  A. 

1878 

Trinity 

*    —  C.  G. 

1880 

Trinity 

*    —  J.  C. 

1884 

Trinity 

•    —  T.  L.  T. 

1891 

Trinity 

•    —  A.  C. 

1896 

Trinity 

—  A.  J.B. 

1908 

Trinity 

•    —  A.  V. 

1908 

Trinity 

-  C.  L. 

1913 

Trinity 

—  T.  A.  M. 

1911 

Trinity 

—  K.  G. 

Trinity 

—  C.  E.  C. 

Trinity 

—  H.L. 

Emm. 

*    —  A. 

1878 

Down. 

—  H.  W. 

NonColl. 

Hillbrook,  W. 

1913 

Emm. 

•HiUeary,  G.  E. 

1889 

Jesus 

•    -         F.E. 

1863 

J  oh. 

*    —        E.L. 

1893 

Trinity 

*    —         R. 

1895 

Trinity 

Hiller,  H.  G. 

1912 

King's 

—     A.  M. 

Joh. 

•Hiliier,  T.  E. 

1882 

Caius 

-      T.  L. 

Joh. 

Hills,  A.  H. 

1905 

Caius 

—   C.  H. 

1912 

Corpus 

•    —   A. 

1896 

King's 

—   W.F.W. 

Trinity 

*    —    T.  W.  S. 

1900 

Dovm. 

*Hillyer,C.E. 

1883 

Magd. 

Hin,  L.  K. 

Peter's 

HinchcliflfcJ.  W. 

Caius 

Hind,  C.  E. 

Femb. 

*    —    O.W. 

1894 

Trin.H 

—    L.A. 

1899 

THn.B. 

—    H.  A. 

1901 

King's 

•Hinde,H.  W. 

1899 

Femh. 

*    —      G.M. 

1880 

Cath. 

—     B.  F. 

1908 

Emm. 

Hinderlich,  A. 

Corpus 

Hindle,  H.  B. 

Christ's 

—       E. 

1912 

Magd. 

•Hindley,  W.  P. 

1883 

Peter's 

-         E.P. 

Peter's 

—         N.  L. 

Caius 

*    —         C.  D.  M. 

1896 

Trinity 

Hindley  Smith,  J. 

D. 

Magd. 

Hindlip,  Lord 

1898 

Trinity 

•Hindson,  J.  H. 

186'9 

Corpus 

*Hme,  T.  G.  M. 

1896 

King's 

*Hinks,A.R. 

1895 

Trinity 

Hinnell,  T.  S. 

Femb. 

Hinrichsen,        \ 
H.  M.  A.W./ 

Caius 

•Hipkins,  F.  C. 

1871 

Corpus 

Hippisley,  E.  T. 

Trinity 

*Hird.  F. 

1884 

Clare 

*Hiron,  J.  B. 

1903 

Joh. 

Hirst,  W.  B. 
Hiscott,  L.  S. 

*  Hitchcock,  R.  A. 

*  —  G.  E. 

—  W.H.L. 

*  —  C.  K. 

—  A.E.N. 

—  R.J. 
•Hitchins,  C.W.M. 

Ho,C.  C. 
Hoare,  L.  G. 

—  f .  O. 

*  —      W. 

*  —      A. 

*  —      Sir  S.  Bart. 

*  —      T. 

*  —      W.  D. 

*  —     H.  G.  P. 

*  —     G.  E.  G. 

*  —      G.  deM.  G. 

—  F.  R. 

—  H.  C.  A. 

—  E.  E.  D. 

*  —     J.  G. 
Hobbs,  F.  D. 

*  —     V.W.J. 

—  A.  V. 
Hobhouse,  A.  L. 
Hobson,  A.  F. 

*  —        O.  R. 

—  CM. 

*  —        F. 

*  —        E.W. 

—  W.  W. 

*  —        C.  K. 

*  —        S. 

—  W.  J.G. 
•Hockin,  T.  E. 
*Hodder,  W. 

*  _        G.  W. 

—  H.  G. 
Hodge,  E.  H.  V. 

—  H.  G. 

—  D.E.G. 

*  —      E.  G. 

*  —      H.  S.  V. 
Hodges,  G.  E.  J. 

—  A.  G.  A. 

—  R.  A. 
*Hodgins,J.  R.E.C. 
•Hodgkin,  H.  T. 

*  —  H. 

*  —  T.  E. 

*  —  R. 

—  G.  L. 
*Hodgkinson,  G.  L. 

*  —  D.  H. 


Non  Coll. 

Femh. 

1884 

Pemb. 

1885 

Pemb. 

1907 

Pemb. 

1873 

Caius 

1909 

Queens' 
Queens' 

1910 

1870 

Sidney 

Joh. 

1901 

King's 

Queens' 

1870 

Joh. 

1873 

Joh. 

1863 

Trinity 

1880 

Trinity 

1884 

Trinity 

1884 

Trinity 

1885 

Trinity 

1893 

Trinity 

1909 

Trinity 

1910 

Trinity 

Trinity 

1869 

King^s 

1908 

Joh. 

Joh. 

1907 

Trinity 

Caius 

1908 

King's 

Queens' 

1897 

Cath. 

1878 

Christ's 

Christ's 

1908 

Tnnity 

1868 

Sidney 

Emm. 

1882 

Jesus 

1901 

Clare 

1902 

Cath. 

Cath. 

1905 

Clare 

1913 

Femb. 

Pemb. 

1890 

Trin.H. 

1903 

Trinity 

Peters 

King's 

Selwyn 

1873 

Emm. 

1898 

King's 

1879 

Jesus 

1893 

Trinity 

1902 

Trinity 

1903 

Trinity 

1873 

Joh. 

1851 

Trinity 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1331 


•Hodgson,  F.  C. 

1860 

-          E.J. 

•    —          H.T. 

1865 

•    —          F.  H. 

1871 

•    —          R.  K. 

1872 

*    —          B.  T. 

1885 

*    —          G.  A.  T. 

1894 

—          G.  W.  H 

1912 

Hodsdon,  C.  W. 

*Hodson,  N.  S. 

1885 

—        R. 

1908 

—        J. 

—        E.  A. 

•Hoets,  M.  E. 

1881 

Hoexter,  0.  H. 

•Hoffman,  H.  W. 

1859 

Hoffmann,  G. 

1904 

•     —            W.A. 

1900 

Hofmann,J.A.F.G. 

Hogan,  R.  V.  J.  S. 

1907 

—       C.  D.  D. 

1909 

Hogben,  L.  T. 

—        E.  ON. 

*Hogg,  H.  R. 

1868 

Hoggan,  W.  H. 

Hohler.  G.  F. 

1885 

Holberton.T.  E. 

1904 

•Holcroft,  H. 

1874 

*Holden,  G.  H.  R. 

1885 

♦    —        I.  H. 

1889 

—        N.V. 

1912 

—        J.R. 

—        F. 

Holder,  P.  J. 

1896 

•Holdsworth.W.W. 

1882 

Hole,  H.  W. 

•Holgate,  W. 

1852 

*Hollams,  J. 

1869 

•    —         E.  P. 

1874 

Holland,  W.  D.  A. 

—         J.D.  C. 

—         Hon.  L.  R.  1886 

—         F. 

1904 

•    —         B.  H. 

1879 

•    —         B. 

1883 

•    —         A.  V. 

1884 

*    _         F.  C. 

1886 

Holland-Hibbert,T 

1910 

♦Hollanden,  Lord 

1869 

*Hollingworth,E.W. 

1895 

*     -                 H. 

1864 

—                 L. 

HoUins,  E.  M. 

1904 

*    -        A.E. 

1896 

-        P.  R. 

1913 

_        E.  R.  L. 

1906 

-        N.  C. 

1908 

King^s 
Jesus 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Clare 
Pemh. 
Pemb. 
Trin.H. 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Emm. 
Trinity 
Cuius 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trinity 


Christ's 

Trin.H. 

Trinity 

Pemh. 

Joh. 

Cuius 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Christ's 

Sidney 

timtn. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Caius 

Trin.H. 

King's 

King's 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

King's 

Cath. 

King's 

Cath. 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Emm. 


•Hollis,  W.A. 

1863 

Trinity 

—     H. 

1890 

Sidney 

-      W.  P.  B. 

NonColl. 

Hollond,  R.  C. 

1913 

King's 

•    —         H.  A. 

1906 

Trinity 

Holloway,  B.  H. 

1911 

Jesus 

—           N.J. 

1912 

Jesus 

*Holman,  H. 

1890 

Cains 

-         A.H. 

1911 

Jesus 

—         P. 

1913 

Jesus 

*    —        H.  M. 

1883 

Trinity 

—        A.  McA. 

1911 

Trinity 

Holme,  B.  L. 

1909 

Queens* 
Peter's 

Holmes,  H. 

1889 

—        T.V. 

Trin.H. 

—        T.  S. 

King's 

—       J.C. 

1913 

Jesus 

*    _        R. 

1892 

Christ's 

—        F.  W. 

1895 

ChHst's 

•    —        AT. 

1881 

Magd, 

•    —        J.  A. 

1861 

Trinity 

•    —        J.S. 

1870 

Trinity, 

-        R.T. 

1909 

Emm. 

—       E.  P.  W. 

Emm. 

*    —        T.  S. 

1875 

Sidney 

—       B.  S. 

1906 

Sidney 

*    —        W.  S.  M. 

1884 

Holmwood,  L.  S. 

1912 

Christ's 

Holmyaid,  E.  J. 

1911 

Sidney 

Holroyd,SirE.D. 

1851 

Trinity 

•Holroyde,  D. 

1898 

Trinity 

Holt,  H.  D.  G. 

Clare 

*    -  A. 

1900 

Pemb. 

—  F.N. 

Corpus 

—  H.  W. 

1910 

King's 

*    -  J.B. 

1884 

Christ's 

—    R. 

Christ's 

Holthouse,  C.  L. 

1909 

Joh. 

Holtzapffel.J.G.H 

1910 

Joh. 

*Holtzmann,  W.  W 

1899 

Christ's 

*  Home,  Earl  of  AT.^.  1855 

Trinity 

Homyakov,  A.  M. 

Trinity 

•Honey,  W.H.W. 

1866 

Sidney 

Honeyball,  F.  R. 

1913 

Selwyn 

Honeyburne,  W.  R 

.1899 

Peter's 

Hony,  G.  B. 

Christ's 

•Hood,J.C.F. 

1905 

Christ's 

Hook,  C.  W.  T. 

Joh. 

Hooker,  C.  W.  R. 

1908 

Clare 

•    —        J.  H. 

1886 

Queens' 

—       R.S. 

1908 

Emm. 

Hoole.  D. 

1911 

Queens' 

—     B. 

Queens' 

—     N. 

Emm. 

Hooley,L.J. 

Corpus 

♦Hooper,  W. 

1875 

Clare 

-       F.H. 

1908 

Clare 

1332 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


4Iooper,  F.  E. 
—   K.  A, 


1886 
1910 
1849 
1910 
1912 


*  —        R.  P. 

—  A.  N. 
_        S.  G. 

—  L.J. 
*Hooton,  J. 

*  —  H.G. 
»  —  J.G. 
*Hope,  G.  P. 

—  G.M. 

—  A.  T. 

•  —    P. 

—  R.  A. 

•  —    T.  W. 

—  W.H.  B. 
_    J.  Harold 

—  J.  Humphrey  1913 
Hope- Jones,  W.        1906 
Hoper,  J.  D. 
Hopewell,  D.  G. 

—  A.  F.  J 

—  E.  R. 
*Hopgood,  H.  B. 

Hopkins,  N.  T. 


1874 
1888 
1876 
1868 
1905 

1891 

1881 
1887 
1890 


1891 
1913 

1911 

1887 
1913 


—    W.  B.  L.  1884 


G.  B.  I. 

F.  L. 
W.D. 

G.  A. 
A.  A. 
F.  G. 


1891 
1859 
1904 
1902 
1877 
1885 


'  —  F.  G.M.J.  1900 

—  O.  S. 

—  R.  V.  N. 
'  —  G.  H. 
'  —  E.J. 
'Hopkinson,  W. 
•  -1      C.  G. 


*  -     H.L. 

*  —     B. 

_     R.  C. 
—     E.  D. 

*  _     E. 

*  —     A. 
H  C 

Hopkirk,  K.  R. 
Hopley,G.W.V.B. 
♦Hopper,  E.  C. 
Horn,  A. 
Hornby,  E.  G.  S. 

*  —    J. 
*Horncastle,  A. 

Home,  J.  A. 

*  —   H.  P. 

*  —  J.  W. 


1902 
1863 
1884 
1863 
1873 
1878 
1895 
1912 

1881 

1885 


1913 
1879 
1903 
1862 
1889 
1896 
1913 
1864 


Queens^ 

Queens' 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Emm. 
Caius 
Queens' 
Down. 
Caius 
Caius 
Trin.H. 
King's 
Queens' 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Triniiy 
Trinity 
King's 
Pemb. 
Trin.H. 
Queens' 
Magd. 
Trinity 
Clare 
Caius 
Caius 
Trin.H. 
Trin.H. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 

I  Trinity 

[  Emm. 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Sidney 
Sidney 
Clare 
Pemb. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Kmm. 
Emm. 
Emm. 
himm. 
Trinity 
Joh. 
Trin.H. 
Trin.H. 
Cath. 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Joh. 


Home,  M. 

—  L.  T. 
Horner,  M.  S. 

—  P.  W.M. 
Hornung,  J.  P. 
Horrocks,  J.  A. 


1892  Trinity 
1882 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Trinity 
1905    Selwyn 


Horsefield,  C.  S.  W.  1913     Pemb. 


Horsey,  A.  M. 
^Horsfall,  W.  H. 

—  G.F. 

—  R.  E. 
"Horsfield,  J. 

Horsley,  U  .  E. 


Caius 

1879     Trin.H. 
1911    Kinf/s 
King's 
1885     Christ's 
1910     Selwyr 


*  Hort,  Sir  A.  F.  Bart.  1885  Trinity 

*  —    F.  F.                 1890  Emm. 
Horton,  H.                  1909  King's 

*  —       C.  T.  1902  Joh. 

*  —       F.  1903  Joh. 

*  —       LeG.G.       1882  Trinity 
—       Le  G.  G.  W.  Trinity 

*  —        E.  F.              1906  Emm. 
*Horton-Smith,  R.      1866  Joh. 

*  —  L.      1893  Jnh. 

*  Borton-Smitli  Hartley, P.  1889  Joh. 
Hosain,  S.  A,  Peter's 
Hosken,  H.                 1908  Christ's 
Hoskin,  T.  J.  H.        1910  Triniry 


*Hoskyns,  E.  C. 

1906 

Jesus 

*Hoste,  C.  D. 

1893 

Pemb. 

Hotblack,  H.  S. 

Clare 

*    _           G.  F. 

1904 

Pemb. 

-           G.V. 

Caius 

*Hotham,  C.  G.  B.  1882  Trinity 

*Houchen,  G.  S.  1887  Selwyn 

*Hougb,  S.  S.  1892  Joh. 

•  —       J.  F.  1902  Joh. 
•Houghton,?.  1878  Pemb. 

*  —            F.  T.  S.  1878  Joh. 
—             R.  L.  Trinity 

Hoult,  J.M.  1911  Trinity 

Houlton,  J.  W.  Christ's 

Housden,  E.  F.  Peter's 

Houseman,  C.  R.  Selwyn 
Housman,  A.  E.  M.A.  1911  Trinity 

♦Houston,  W.  A.  1896  Joh. 


■How,  J.C.  H. 

Howard,  B.  A. 

_        H.  R. 

=    —         W.G. 

—  H.  B. 

—  F.  A. 

—  A.  D. 

■  —  A. 

■  —  C. 
'    —  G. 

—  A.J. 


^9«3  j^t. 

1894  Peter's 
1871     Clare 
1885     Glare 

Clare 

1895  Pemb. 
1893     Trin.H. 
1880     Coryus 
1880     Cwpus 
1887     King's 

King's 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY 


1333 


•Howard,  T.  H. 

—  G.  W.  A. 

—  R.  T. 

—  J. 

*  —  R. 

*  —  A. 

—  H.  R. 

*  _  W.  W. 

*  —  J. 

*  —  G. 

*  —  Hon.  G.  ^ 

W.A.i 

*  —  H.  S. 

*  —  R.  W. 

_      w.  s. 
—     J.  p. 

—  C.  F. 

—  D.  S.  P. 

—  G.W. 

—  C.  G. 

—  B.  A. 

*  H  oward- McLean,  J. 
*Howarth,  W.G. 

iJowat,  J.  B.  B. 
Howe,  J.  C. 

—  G.A. 

—  H. 

—  E.G. 
Howell,  C.  G. 

—  R.  H. 

*  —  E.  E. 

*  _  T.  F. 

*  -  A.  G.  F. 

*  —  E.  B. 

—  R.  A. 

*  Howes,  A.  P. 
*Howett,  F. 

Howitt,  W.  A. 

—  F.  D. 
Howkins,  G.  A. 
Howlett,  R.  R. 

—  F.  M. 

*  —  H. 

*  —  E.J.  E. 

—  J.  M. 
_  C.  E. 

Howorth,  H. 
Howson,  H.  E.  E. 

—  J.L. 

*  —         G.J. 

*  _         J.  F. 
Hoyland,  G. 

*Hoyle,  E.  L. 

*  -      K.  R. 

*  -      J.  F. 

*  —      C.  E. 

—  J.  B. 


1867 

Queens' 

Catk. 

1906 

Jesus 

Jesus 

1849 

Joh. 

1899 

Joh. 

Joh. 

1860 

Trinity 

1877 

Trinity 

1897 

Trinity 

1898 

Trinity 

1902 

Trinity 

1909 

Trinity 

1909 

Trinity 

1910 

Trinity 

1913 

Trinity 

1913 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Sidney 

R.  1883  Trinity 

1900 

King's 

1897 

Christ's 

Pemb. 

Joh. 

1905 

Magd. 

Cath. 

Caius 

1902 

Jrin.H. 

1908 

King's 

1887 

Joh. 

1879 

Trinity 

1898 

Emm. 

1911 

Emm. 

1876 

Femb. 

1907 

Trin.H. 

1893 

Caius 

Trinity 

Trinity 
Christ'^s 

1894 

1899 

Christ's 

1869 

Joh. 

1899 

Trinity 

1910 

Down. 

1910 

Selioyn 

1896 

Trinity 

1910 

King's 

1913 

King's 

1877 

Trinity 

1879 

Trinity 

Joh. 

1884 

Peter's 

1888 

Clare 

1887 

Pemb. 

1888 

Pemb. 

Pemh. 

Hoyte,  W.  H. 
Hubback,J.A. 
Hubbard,.!.  W. 

•  —  C.  E. 

—  P.  W. 

—  H.  L. 
Hubble,  H.  R. 

*Hubbuck,  R.  E. 

—  G.  M. 
*Hubrecht,  J.  B. 
*Huck,  J. 

Huckle,  H.  W. 
*Huda,  S.  N. 
•Huddart,  L.  H.  L. 
*Huddle9ton,T.  F.C. 

•    A  J  C 

*Hudleston,  W.  H. 

Hudson,  Joseph 

•  —        John 

•  —        B. 

—  N. 

•  —        J.  C. 

•  —        R. 

•  —        E. 

—  G. 

•  —        E.  F.  W. 

—  C.  B. 

—  G.  H. 

—  N.  B. 

•  —  W.H.  H. 

•  —  E.F. 

•  —  W.  F.A. 

•  —  W. 

•  —  R.  W. 

•  —  E.T. 

•  —  E.G. 

—  F.A. 

—  R.  P.  M. 

—  T.  H. 

—  T.E. 
*Hue,A.  C. 

Huggonson,  R.  P. 
•Hughes,  A. 

•  —       H.  R. 

—  H.  C. 

•  —       T.M°K. 

—  G.  H. 

—  T.J. 

•  —  T.  C. 

•  —  L.  H. 

•  _  M.  B. 

_  T.  W.G.J. 

—  N.  W. 

—  H. 

•  __  W.  R. 


Jesus 
1900     King's 

Queens'' 
1879    Joh. 

Trinity 


1885 


8elv)yn 
1909    Pemb. 

Trinity 
1907     Christ's 

1904  Selwyn 
1912  Down. 
1881     Joh. 

1901  Emm. 
1871     King's 

1902  King's 
1893     Trinity 
1857     Peter's 
1883     Peter  s 
1899     CLare 

Clare 
1873     Pemb. 
rPemb. 
\Selwyn 
1891     Pemb. 

Trin.H. 
1880     Cor-pus 
1899    K%ng's 

Cath. 

Christ's 
1861    Joh. 
1898    Joh. 
1898    Magd. 
1859     THuiiy 
1880     Trinity 

1885  Trinity 

1905  Trinity 
1911     THnity 

Trinity 
1911     Seitoyn 
NonCoIl. 

1888  Mofid. 
1911     Chrut's 

1886  Peter' i 
1886     PeUr's 

Peter's 

!«'  {?.X 

1889  CLure 
Clare 

1883  Pemb. 
1898  Pemb. 
1907  Pemh. 
1911     Pemb. 

Pemh. 

Cath. 
1902    Jmu$ 


1334 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Hug-hes,  J.  W.  C.  Jesus 

—  H.  C.  Marjd. 

•  —         T.  R.  1878  Trinitv 

—  R.  1888  Trinity 

*  —        T.  M^'K.  1905  Trinity 

—  r.  G.  1908  Trinity 

—  G.  R.  1909  Trinity 

—  N.A.  1910  Trinity 

—  A.  W.  Trinity 

•  _  W.O'F.  1861  Emm. 

—  J.W.W.  1905  Emm. 

—  A.  LI.  1910  Emm. 

—  L.  W.  Emm. 

—  A.  M.  Selimjn 
Hughes  Games,  J.  B.  1910   Queens' 

*Hughes-Gibb,  F.  H.  1880  Trinity 

—  H.  F.  Trinity 

Hughes-Jones,  O.  1910  Joh. 

*Hugill,  W.L.  1884  Christ's 

Hulbert,  J.N.  1913  Cams 

•  —         J.  G.  1888  Trinity 

*  —         H.  L.  P.  1894  Trinity 
Hull,  G.  F.  Joh. 
Humby,  S.  R.  1913  Queens' 
Hume,  D.  B.  M.  NonColl. 

*Hume-Rothery,J.H.  1890  Trinity 

Humfrev,  S.  H.  G.  Caius 

•Humm,'H.  1899  NonColl 

•Humphrey,  J.  H.  1884  Clare 

*Humphreys,  G.N.  1905  Cath. 

*  —  H.  1867  Joh. 

*  —  A.  E.  1866  Trinity 

—  G.  H.  Trinity 

—  I.  H.  M.  Emm. 
^"'"Pt'-e^ys-Owen  j  ^g^g  ^^-^.^^ 

Humphries,  C.  1884  Peter's 

—  R.  P.  Trin.  H. 

•Humphry.  A.  P.  ^^{IZ^y 

•  _  L.  1877  Trinity 

—  A.  M.  Trinity 

*  —            S.  1900  Sehoyn 
Humphrys,  R.  P.  1912  Clare 

*Hunkin,  J.  W.  1909  Cains 

»Hunnybun,  W.  M.  1861  Caius 

Hunt,  A.  E.  1902  Peter's 

—  C.  H.  1898  Clare 

*  _     J.  1863  Caius 

—  F.  R.  W.  1913  Queens' 

—  H.  N.  Cath. 

*  —    F.  G.  1899  Christ's 

•  —    A.  L.  1876  Joh. 

•  —    A.  G.  L.  1905  Joh. 

•  —     A.  R.  1865  Trinity 

—  J.B.  1912  Emm. 
Huntbach,  G.  W.  1910  Emm. 


♦Hunter,  W.  C.  1897     Clare 

*  —        J.  de  G.  1903  Pemb. 

*  —        A.J.  1869  Caius 

—  H.  M.  1899  Caiiis 

—  J.  F.  S.  Cains 

—  G.J.  1910  Trin.H. 

—  J.  A.  1913  Joh.- 

—  J.  B.  1912  Joh. 

*  —         A.  G.  1873      Trinity 

*  —        C.  B.  R.  1883     Trinity 

—  C.  H.  1889  Trinity 

*  —         M.O.  1895  Trinity 

*  —        CM.  1902     Trinity 

—  W.  K.  Trinity 

*  Hunting,  H.  W.  1878  Down. 
Huntington,  L.  W.  1906     Trinity 

*Huntriss,  E.  M.  1902     Trin.H. 

*  Huntsman,  G.  A.  I.  1889  Peter's 
Hurd,  R.  Emm. 

•Hurrell,  H.  W.  1885  Trin.H. 

—  J.  W.  NonColl. 
•Hurry,  J.  B.  1875  Joh. 

—  A.  G.  Joh. 

—  C.  B.  NonColl. 
•Hurst,  G.  H.  J.  1893  King's 

—  F.  G.  Cath. 

—  E.  S.  Cath. 

*  —      C.  B.  1904  Christ's 

—  W.  H.  1912  ChHsi's 

*  —      B.  P.  1890  Trinity 

*  —      C.  J.  B.  1892  Trinity 
•Hussey,  H.  LI.  1846  Joh. 
•Hutchence,  W.  G.  1906  Caius 

—  B.  L.  1910  Caius 
Hutchings,  H.  W.  1909  Emm. 
Hutchinson,  G.  C.  Clare 

—  L.  G.  Clare 
fPemh. 
XChrist's 

—  A.  C.C.  1905  Trin. n. 

—  G.  C.  1906  Trin.H. 

—  J.  H.  Corpus 

*  —     F.  E.   -Si^;!;  1904  Kingh 

I  tncorp.  ° 

*  —      Hon.  Sir  J .  T.  1873  Christ's 

*  —               T.  VV.  1873  Joh. 

*  —  F.A.S.1891  Trinity 

*  —                 A.  1892  Trinity 
*Hutchons,  J.  1873  Caius 
•Hutton,  C.  F.  1881  Joh. 

—  R.  J.  1911  Joh. 

*  —        S.  1888  Trinity 
Hyde,  G.  A.  Peter's 

*  —      H.E.  1857  Cams 

*  —     G.  A.  R.  1881  Corpus 

—  R.  W.  Joh. 

—  H.A.  1913  Down. 


A. 


1888 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1335 


Hyde  Parker,  W.  S 

Magd. 

Insole,  G.  C.  L. 

1910 

Triniiy 

Hyder,  L.  K. 

1912 

King''s 

—      A.  V. 

Trinity 

Hyett,  F.  A. 

1868 

Trin.H. 

Iqbal,  A.  K. 

Nan  Coll. 

•    —     T. 

1891 

Emm. 

Ireland,  G.  B.  de  C. 

Clare 

•Hylton-Stewart,  ) 

1906 

Peters 

*Irons,  E.  A. 

1873 

Emm. 

A.  C.  L.         ) 

*Irvine,  H.  W.  K. 

1894 

Trin.H. 

—      B.  D. 

Peter's 

—     L.  C.  D. 

1908 

Emm. 

*Hyslop,  A.  R.  F. 

1888 

King's 

Irving,  A.  G. 

1910 

King's 

Ibbetson,E,  F.  I. 

1910 

Magd. 

-      D.  W. 

1913 

Queens' 

Ibbotson,  A.  W. 

1908 

Pemb. 

-      P.  A. 

1909 

Joh. 

Ilangakoon,J.W.  R 

.1906 

TrinM. 

-      J.  C. 

1910 

Joh. 

nies,  J.  H. 

1899 

Cuius 

—      W.  R. 

Seltoyn 

—  J.O. 

Caius 

-      T.  H. 

Selwyn 

*    —  G.  E. 

1898 

Joh. 

Isaac,  D.  C. 

Pemb. 

*    —J.C. 

1887 

Trinity 

—    C.  L. 

1899 

Joh. 

Iliffe,  C.  A.  M. 

Emm. 

*  Isaacs,  H,  S. 

1885 

King's 

•    —   J.  W. 

1884 

Joh. 

•    -      W.  H. 

1888 

King's 

Illing,V.  C. 

1912 

Sidney 

—      M.  G. 

Down. 

•lUingworth,  N.  H. 

1899 

C'Mre 

*  Isaacson, F.  J.  F.W. 

1881 

Trin.H. 

•Image,  J.  M. 

1865 

Trinity 

•lsard,J.C. 

1880 

Trinity 

Imison,  C.  S. 

1908 

Trinity 

*Iselin,  H. 

1892 

Pemb. 

*Imlay,  A.  D. 

1907 

Emm. 

*    -    J.  F. 

1891 

Trinity 

*Imras,  A.  D. 

1907 

Christ's 

•Isherwood,  R. 

1865 

Joh. 

•Impey,  E. 

1884 

King's 

•Isitt,G.H. 

1907 

Pemb. 

Inayatullah  Khan 

1909 

Christ's 

Islam,  B. 

Cath. 

*Ince,  R.  B. 

1906 

Peter's 

—     B. 

Christ's 

*    -  J.  B.  C. 

1884 

Caius 

—     M. 

Emm. 

♦Inchbald,  W.  E. 

1876 

Clare 

•Islington,.  Bp  of 

1864 

Trinity 

♦luchley,  O. 

1895 

Joh. 

Ismail,  M.  C. 

Sidney 

*lnd,  E.  M. 

1874 

Trinity 

Ismail  Khan,  M. 

1905 

Joh. 

Infeld,  H. 

King's 

Ismay,  T.  B. 

Clare 

*Inge,  W.  R. 

1883 

(Jesus 
XKing's 

Ison,  A.  J. 
—  L.  J. 

Corpus 
NonColl. 

Inghara,  W. 

1911 

Selioyn 

*Ivatt,  A. 

1889 

Christ's 

*lngle,J.  C. 

1887 

King^s 

•Ive,  S. 

1858 

Caius 

-     L.  M. 

1912 

King's 

*Ive8.G.  C. 

1892 

Magd. 

•    —    N.  L. 

1907 

Christ's 

Jabir,  S.  M. 

Cath. 

Ingles.  W.H.S. 

Christ''s 

Mack,W. 

1859 

Peter's 

*    —      P.H.  B. 

1899 

Sidney 

*    —  A.  A. 

1894 

Peter's 

Ingleson,  P. 

Queens' 

—  A.  F. 

1912 

Trinity 

♦Insrlis,  C.  E. 

1897 

King's 

Jacklin,  J.  V. 

Joh. 

1     A.L. 

1903 

King's 

♦Jackson,  F.  H. 

1889 

Peter's 

—     A.E.J. 

1909 

King's 

—        A. 

1896 

Peter's 

—    G.S. 

King's 

_        R.  W.  P. 

1912 

Clare 

—     W.  M. 

Queens' 

*    —        A.E. 

1904 

Pemb. 

*Ingram,  A.  G. 

1892 

Trin.H. 

*    —        I. 

1907 

Pemb. 

—        E.  M.  B. 

1913 

King's 

—        E.  W. 

1902 

Trin.H. 

*     —        A.J. 

1865 

Queens' 

—        G.  S. 

1904 

Trin.H. 

*    —        D.  S. 

1862 

Joh. 

—       W.  P. 

1911 

Trin.H. 

•    —        A.  C. 

1898 

Joh. 

•    —        W.  E. 

1878 

Corpus 

•    ~        A.  R. 

1899 

Joh. 

-        G.  H. 

1908 

King's 

—        C.  F. 

1884 

Trinity 

—       G.  A.  J. 

Queens' 

*Ingrarns,  S. 
Innes,  W.  K. 

1894 

Peter's 

•    —        A.E. 

1897 

Cath. 

Pemb. 

*    _        P. 

1868 

Jesus 

*    —      H.  M«L. 

1884 

Trinity 

•    -        R. 

1872 

Jesus 

—     P.D. 

1907 

Trinity 

*    —        J.C. 

1888 

Jesus 

•Inskip,  J.  T. 

1889 

Corpus 

-        D.F, 

1909 

Jesus 

1336 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


*Jack8on,  H.  L. 

—  F.  K. 

*  —        A. 

*  —        G. 

*  _        C.  A. 

*  —       J.  E.  N. 

—  H.  D. 

—  G.  E. 

—  C.  R. 

*  _        H. 

*  —        J. 

*  —        E. 

*  _        R.  D. 

*  _        W.E. 

*  —        C.  S. 

—  Hon.  F.  S. 

*  —        H.A. 

—  J. 

—  G.  G. 

—  E.  P. 
_        R.  W. 

♦Jacob, T.  W.  H. 

*  —     F. 

—  A.  R. 
Jacobs,  H.  V. 

•Jacomb,  T.  P. 

Jacot,  E. 
*Jaffe,  A.  D. 
*Jaffe,  W.  E.  B. 

Jaffee,  M. 

JafFray,  J.  H. 

Jagenberg,  L.  H. 

Jagg,  V.T.  S. 

—  H.  V.  R. 

*  —   T.  S. 
•Jag-ger,  A. 

J  ago,  E.  O. 
James,  D.  B. 

—  R.  L. 

—  A.  M.  T. 

*  —      H.  L. 

—  C.  K. 

—  J.  A. 

—  T.  S. 

—  E.  S.  P.  K. 

*  —      A.C. 

*  James,  M.  R.,litt 

*  —      C.E.N. 

*  —      A.  E. 

—  K.  P. 

~      A.  E.  G. 

*  —      J. 

—  G. 

—  F.  A. 

—  R.  W. 

*  —      J.  A. 

*  —      S.  R. 


1882     Christ's 
Christ's 

1859  J  oh. 

1860  Joh. 

1906  Jok. 
1908  Joh. 

1910  Joh. 

1911  Joh. 
Magd. 

1862  Trinily 
1868  Trinity 
1868  Trinity 
1872  Trinity 
1875     Trinity 

1889  Trinity 

1893  Trinity 

1907  THnity 

1912  Tnnity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Sid  net/ 

1880  Pemb. 
1897     Cuius 

Joh. 
1899     Chnst^s 

1881  Jesus 

1912  Emm. 
1902  Icing's 
1905     Emm. 

1911  Trinity 
Trin.H. 
Cath. 

1910  Selwyn 
Selwyn 
1878 

1890  Pemb. 

1908  Emm. 
Peter's 

1852     Clare 

Clare 

1890     Cuius 

1913  Caius 
Cuius 
Trin.H. 

1909  Corpxts 
1864     King's 

.D.  1885  Kind's 
1896    Khig's 

1877  Jesus 
Christ's 
Christ's 

1894  Joh. 
1905  Joh. 
1908     Jnh. 

1912  Joh. 
1874     Trinity 

1878  Trinity 


♦James,  A.  1886  Tri7iity 

—  A.W.B..  Trinity 

*  —      W.  C.  1891  Sidney 

—  L.  H.  1912  Emm'. 

—  T.  M.  1913  Emm. 
Jameson,  R.  M.  1884     Peter's 

—  G.  D.  1910  Femh. 

—  T.  B.  Queens' 

—  K.  1882  Christ's 

*  —  W.  F.  1875  Trinity 

—  A.  J.D.  1909  Trinity 

—  G.J.  1910  Trinity 

—  F.  E.  W.  Emm. 

—  A.  B.  Sidiiey 
Jamie,  J.  P.  W.  Emm. 
Jansz,  P.  L.  1911  Emm. 

•Janvrin,  W.  L.  B.  1877  Clare 

Jaques,  A.  1910  Pemb. 

*  _  J.  W.  1876  Joh. 
*Jarchow,  C.  J.  F.  1901  Joh. 
*Jardine,  J.  W.  1902  Ki7ig's 

*  —        D.J.  1872  Trinity 

*  —        R.  1891  Trinity 

—  D.J.  1910  Triidty 

—  R.  F.  Doivn. 
Jaieja,  B.  B.  Trinity 
Jarvie,  J.  M.  1906  Emm. 

*Jarvis,  F.  1910  Caius 

Jary,  VV.  F.  Queens' 

Jay,  C.  D.  Cath. 

—   D.  D.  B.  1908  Selwyn 

Jayaratnam,  T.  S.  C.  Clare 
Jayawardana.A.C.J.P.W.  Joh. 

*Jeaffreson,  H.  G.  1879  Pemb. 

*Jeakes,  J.  1852  Peter's 

*  —       J.  M.  1889  Trinity 

*  Jeans,  J.  H.  1899  Trinity 
Jeayes,  W.A.  1910  Queens' 

*Jebb,  R.  D.  1906  King's 

Jeeves,  L.  L.  G.  1910  Corpus 

—  F.  W.  1913  Cath. 
*Jeffcoat,  W.  F.  H.  1891  Caius 

*  —         R.  1894  Caius 

*  —  T.  1855  Trinity 
Jeffcock,  W,P.  Tnn.H. 
Jefferson,  W.  B.  Corpus 

*  —            J.  J.  D.  1868  Trinity 
*Jeffery,T.T.  1877  Peter's 

*  _       S.  1875  Magd. 

*  —        F.  H.  1899  Trinity 

—  E.  J.  B.  Selwyn 
Jeffreys,  H.  1913  Joh. 

—  W.  M.  1900  Trinity 

*  Jeffries,  F.  J.  1896  Caius 

—  W.  P.  C.  1912  Trinity 
*Jehu,T.  J.  1898  Joh. 
•Jekyll.W.  1872  Trinity 

Jelf,  A.  E.  1897  King's 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY 


•Jemmett,  C.  F. 

*  —  F.  R. 

*  _         W.  H.  C. 

—  D.  A. 
Jenkin,  C.  O.  F. 
Jenkins,  E.  J. 

—  H.E. 

—  J. 

—  R.  S. 

*  —        H.B. 

—  F. 

—  W.  A. 
Jenkinson,  C.  H. 

*  -  F.J.H. 
*Jenks,  E. 
*.lenkyn,C.  W.  O. 
*Jenkyn-Jones,  W. 
•Jenner-Fusi,  H. 

*  —  H.jun 

*  —  D. 
Jennings,  C. 

*  —  R.I. 

—  G.  M. 

*  —  H.  E. 

—  E.  P. 

*  —  A.  C. 

*  —  A.  R. 

—  J.  H. 
Jephcott,  E.  W. 

—  A. 
Jephson,  P.  H,  R. 

*  __         A.W. 
_         H.  W. 

*Jerram,  A.E. 

Jerusalem,  (i. 
"Jervis,  J. 

Jerwood,  B.  E. 
*Jessop,  C.  M. 
*Jessopp,  A. 
*Jevons,  H.  S. 
•Jewell,  F.  G. 

—  C.  J.S. 
Jewitt,  D.  P. 
Jillard,  H.  P. 
Joannides,  G.  S. 

*Job8on,  J.  O. 

—  J.  S. 
Joel,  W.  S. 
Johannes,  M. 
Johns,  S,  H.  M. 

•JOHNS.C.  H.  W. 


1867 
1907 
1893 


1895 
1911 
1902 
1903 
1907 

1904 
1876 
1886 
1895 
1897 
1863 
,1896 
1901 
1903 
1903 
1899 
1872 

1872 
1907 
1910 
1910 
1912 
1909 
1875 
1888 
1891 
1910 
1882 

1885 
1848 
1897 
1889 


1888 
1907 
1897 
1906 


1912 
1880 


»    —     T.  1866 

—  N.  A.  1911 

—  O.  LI. 
Johnson,  H.  K.  1880 


Trinity 
Trinity 
Sidney 
Sidney 
King's 

Clare 

Trin.H. 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

Trinity 

Kitig's 

Trinity 

Cains 

Trin,B. 

Trin.H. 

Trin.H. 

Pemh. 

Pemb. 

Trin.H. 

Corpus 

Queens' 

Jesus 

Jesus 

Down. 

Caius 

Queens' 

Pemb. 

Corpus 

Magd. 

Trinity 

Joh. 

Queens' 

Sidney 

Clare 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Corpus 

Trinity 

Christ's 

Trinity 

King's 

Pemb. 

Sidney 

Trin.H. 
NonColl. 

Clare 
(  Cath. 
I  Jesus 
I  Queens' 

Joh. 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Clare 


Johnson,  M.  R.  W.  1910 


G.S. 
H. 

G.L. 
H.C.J. 
L.  O. 
R.  E. 
T.  S. 
H.  A. 
L.  A.  T. 
E.  r. 
G.  B.B. 
H.B. 
E.  A. 
W.E. 
R.  L. 

E.  H. 
C. 

G.  F. 

W.  B. 

A.  R.  H. 

G.  B. 

A. 

J.  E.  S. 

A.  V. 

E.J.F. 

A.  R. 

V.  Y. 

L. 

J.  C. 

V.  E. 

J. 

G.W. 

H. 

B.V. 

H.  V. 

S.  C. 

W.  H.  C. 

W.M. 

F.  G. 
A.  D. 

G.  P. 
H.G. 
F.  V. 
A.  L. 
A.  H. 
A.  P 


1912 


—  E.  W. 


E.  W.  P.  1905 
D.  F. 
F.O. 
O.  B.  G. 

F.  H. 
(M.A. 
\  incorp. 

D. 

J.  B.  1912 

A.  N.  1881 


1337 

Pemb. 
Pemb. 
Caius 
Caius 
Caius 
Caius 
Cuius 
Trin.H. 
Trin.H. 
Trin.H. 
Trin.H. 
THn.H. 
Corpus 
Corpus 
King^s 
King's 
King's 
King's 
King's 
Cath. 
Cath. 
Jesus 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Magd. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Emm. 
Emm. 
Emm. 
Sidney 
Sidney 
Sidney 

1906   Doion. 

Doton. 
Selwyn 


1913 
1859 
1876 
1906 


1861 
1887 
1895 
1902 
1909 
1872 
1898 
1882 
1911 


1871 
1895 

1868 
1885 

1879 
1883 


1888 
1854 
1880 
1880 
1885 
1887 
1900 
1901 
1903 
1904 
1906 
1906 
1906 
1908 
1909 
1887 
1887 


]338 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


•Johnson-Ferffuson 
Sir  J.  E.  Bart. 

'}  1872 

J  oh. 

♦Jones,  W.  H.  S. 
-    D. 

•Johnson-Townley 
A.P.T. 

1  1888 

Corpus 

» 

— 

E.  H. 
LI.  R. 

•Johnston,  J.  P. 

1886 

Peter's 

• 



E.  L. 

•    —           J.A.  H 

.    1897 

Pemb. 

— 

C.  E. 

*    —           A.  A. 

1905 

Pemb. 



H.S. 

*    —          R.  W. 

1905 

Pemb. 

— 

H.  F.  C. 

—           H.  B. 

Cuius 

« 



E.K. 

*    —          J.A. 

1894 

King's 



W.H. 

—          F.  B. 

King's 

♦ 

— 

A.  H. 

•    —          C.  F.  H 

1867 

Christ'i 

— 

E. 

•    -         G.T. 

1860 

Trinity 

— 

1.  C.  S. 

—         H. 

1862 

Trinity 

— 

C.  A. 

*    —         H.  L. 

1897 

Trinity 

• 

— 

H.  D. 

—          D. 

1898 

Trinity 

• 

— 

H.  R. 

*John8tone,  G.  A. 

1890 

Pemb: 

* 

— 

P.  C.  V. 

*    -             G.  G. 

1908 

King's 

— 

R.  V. 

♦    —             V.B. 

1879 

Jesus 

— 

R.  McN. 

—             G.H. 

1904 

Trinity 

— 

F.  B. 

-             J.J. 

Trinity 

— 

LE. 

*    —             E.  A. 

1884 

Down. 



D. 

*Joicey,  Hon.  S.  J.D.I  906 

Trinity 

— 

G.H. 

Jolly,  C.  N. 

Peter's 

— 

G.  0. 

—    J.  C. 

1909 

King's 

— 

Sir  L.J.  Bart 

—    L.J.P. 

1904 

Joh. 

— 

W.  P. 

—    E.  H.  P. 

1907 

Joh. 

* 



S.  E. 

*    —     H.L.  P. 

1909 

Trinity 

* 



H.  E. 

—    B.  0. 

Down. 

— 

H.O. 

Jolowicz,  H.  F. 

1912 

Ti-inity 

• 



H.  G. 

Jomaron,  A.  C. 

Corpus 

— 

C.  W. 

•Jonas,  L.  C. 

1894 

Pemb. 

— 

B. 

Jones,  E.  LI. 

1905 

Peter's 

— 

C.  H. 

—     H.  LI. 

1908 

Glare 

— 

T.  B. 

—    E.  A. 

Clare 

— 

I.  K. 

•    —     G.  M.  E. 

1881 

Pemb. 



M.  H. 

—    C.  R.  S. 

Pemb. 



E.  D. 

•    —    H.L. 

1879 

Cuius 



P.  B. 

*    —    C.  S. 

1899 

Caius 



F. 

*    —    A.  S.  D. 

1901 

Cuius 

• 



F.  H. 

—    T.  A. 

1902 

Cains 

» 



R.S. 

—     H.E. 

1872 

Trin.H. 

* 



W.  N. 

*    —    R.Ll. 

1887 

Corpus 



B.  M. 

*    —    R.  R.  P. 

1908 

Corpu!) 



L.  W. 

-    B.C. 

Corpus 



W.E.  D. 

-     G.  M. 

Corpus 

— 

D.J. 

•    —    H.  W. 

1890 

King's 

— 

T. 

•    —  •  A.  F. 

1893 

Kings 

— 

E.  W. 

*    -     R.  L. 

1899 

King's 

• 

— 

E.  L. 

*    —    D, 

1903 

King's 

— 

C.  McC. 

—     W.F. 

1904 

King's 

_ 

W.  H. 

*     —     A. 

1905 

King's 

* 

— 

0.  T. 

—    A.  P. 

1913 

King's 

*Jones-Taylor,E.W. 

•    —    A.  G. 

1864 

Queens' 

Jopp 

en,  C. 

*     —    T.  H. 

1900 

Queens' 

Jopson,  N,  B. 

*     -     E.  E.  W. 

1901 

Queens' 

*Jorda 

n,  A.  R. 

—     C.H. 

1908 

Queens' 

* 

— 

W.H. 

1897  Cath. 
1913  Cath. 
1877  Jestt, 
1881     Jestts 

1892  Jesus 
1913    Jesus 

1911  Jesus 
Jenus 

1893  Christ's 

1903  Christ's 
1907     Christ's 

Chribt's 
Christ's 

1857     Joh. 

1865    Joh. 

1884  Joh. 

1905  Joh. 
1907  Joh. 
1909    Joh. 

Joh. 
Joh. 
1857  Trinity 
1860  Trinity 
1873  Trinity 
1. 1880  Trinity 
1880  Trinity 
1881  Trinity 
1883  Trinity 
1886  Trinity 
1892  Trinity 
1902     Trinity 

1904  Trinity 

1909  Trinity 

1910  Trinity 

1912  Trinity 

1911  Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 

1855  Emm. 
1880     Emm. 

1906  PJmm. 

1909  Emm. 

1913  Emm. 
Emm. 
Etnm. 

1910  Sidney 
Sidney 

1885  Down. 
Down. 
Down. 

1902 
T.  1889  Queens' 
Peter's 

1912  Joh. 
1904     Clare 
1904     Pemb. 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1339 


B. 


Jordan,  H.  R. 

*  —       W.  E. 

-  A. 

-  J.  H. 

*    AC 

Jose.T.  P.  H. 
\roseland,  H.  L. 
Moseph,  VV.  F.  G. 

-  C.  G. 
Jourdain,  R.  O 

*  —  P.  E. 
Jowett,  A.  C. 
Jowitt,  R. 

♦Joyce,  Sir  M.  I. 

*  —     S. 

*  —     J.  L. 

*  —     G.  E. 

*  —     J.  W.  H. 
*Joyner,  C.  B. 

Joynes,  H. 

Joynt,  I.  W. 

Juckes,  R. 

Judd,  L.  A. 
*Judkins,  E. 
*Judson,  A.  J. 

-  J.  F. 
*Jukes,  H.  W. 

Jump,  H. 
Jupe,  M.  H. 

*  —      F.  I.  M. 
•Jupp,  C.R.W. 

Just,T.  H. 
Kachorn,  M.  C. 
Kain,  H.  E. 
Kak,  D.  N. 
Kale,V.  1). 
Kane,  T.  J. 
Kanjilal,  M.  N. 
Kann.P.  W.G. 
Kantawala,  M.  H. 
Kapp,  E. 
Karn,  J.  C. 
•Karney,  R.  J. 

*  —       A.B.  L. 
Karran,  T.  W. 
Karsondas,  M. 

*Kastner,  L.  E. 

Katchkaryov,  V.  C 

Katti.  P.  S. 

KaufFmann,  A.  L. 

Kaufmann,  H.  P. 
•Kay,  A.  H. 
'      —  R.  L. 

*  _  F.  H.  J. 

-  A.  I. 
Kaye,  E.  A. 


1905 


1878 
1911 
1894 
1881 
1886 
1904 

1892 
1902 

1893 
1862 

1885 
1904 
1909 
1908 
1904 
1884 
1908 


1879 
1888 
1910 
1883 
1904 

1894 
1867 
1908 
1909 

1909 


1910 

1913 
1912 
1869 
1896 

1898 

1891 

1871 
1910 


Pemh. 
{King's 
\Selwyn 
Christ's 
Emm. 
Sidney 
King's 
Christ' I, 
Christ's 
NonColl. 
Magd. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Caius 
Cains 
King's 
Queens' 
Christ'i 
Emm,. 
King^s 
Emm. 
Pemh. 
Magd. 
Caius 
Joh. 
Selwyn 
Emm. 
Trinity 
Cains 
Down. 
Caius 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Corpus 
Doion. 
Joh. 
Christ's 
Doion. 
Pemh. 
Queens' 
Christ's 
Down. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Sidney 
Oath. 
Clare 
Peter's 
Trinity 
Caius 
Peter's 
Cains 
Cains 
Joh. 
Magd. 
Pemh. 


•Kaye,  J. 

•  --    W.J. 

•  —  A.  E. 
*Kealy,  A.  G. 
*Kearney,  E.  L. 

Kearns,  J.  R.  C. 

—  H.  W.  L. 
Keatch,  F.  H. 
Keating-,  J.  H. 

—  G.  H. 
Keats,  F.  T. 

—  J.  R. 
Keay,  E.  D. 

•Keeble,  F.  W. 
Keele,  C.  A. 
Keeley.T.  C. 

•  Keeling,  F.  H. 
Keen,  G.  P. 

—  A.T. 

—  A.  W. 
Keeves,  J.  A.  C. 

*Kefford,  W.  K. 
*Keightiey,  A. 

•  —  B. 
*Keigwin,  H.  D. 

•  —  R.  P. 

—  A.  L. 

—  W.  S. 
Keith,  A.  J. 
Kelavkar,  S.  K. 
Kelk,  A.  F.  H. 
Kelkar.  G.  H. 
Kellaud,  W.  H.  C. 
Kelleher,  H. 

•Kelley,  W.  S. 
•Kellie.K.  H.  A. 
*Kellock,T.  H. 

Kellovv,  W. 

Kelly,  C.  N. 

•  —      H.  P. 

•  _      W.  W. 

•  _      F.  F. 

—  E.  H. 

•  _     F.  G.  M. 

—  D.P.J. 
^Kelsey,  A.  E. 

Kelway,  K.  S. 
*Kemble,C.  A. 
•Kemm,  W.  H. 

Kemp,  H.C.  E. 

•  —     G.G. 

•  —      H.T. 

—  P.  V. 

—  P.  G. 

•  —      J.  T. 
♦Kempe,  Sir  A. 

•  _        E.G. 


B. 


1890 

Christ's 

1869 

Emm. 

1902 

Emm. 

1888 

1879 

Cath. 

1901 

Christ's 

1912 

Christ's 

Selwyn 

Caius 

Corpus 

Pemh. 

Jesus 

1911 

Clare 

1898 

Caius 

King's 

Joh. 

1907 

Trinity 

1911 

Clare 

1884 

Trinity 

Trinity 

1912 

Clare 

1897 

Joh. 

1882 

Pemb. 

1883 

Trinity 

1908 

Peter's 

1905 

Peter's 

Peter's 

Clare 

Down. 

NonColl. 

1913 

Magd. 

NonColl. 

Emm,. 

1913 

Christ's 

1875 

Joh. 

1898 

Caius 

1884 

Emm. 

Caius 

1870 

Pemb. 

1855 

Caius 

1872 

Caius 

i860 

Trin.H, 

1883 

King's 

1904 

Emm. 

1909 

Down. 

1886 

Trinity 

Caius 

1869 

Trinity 

1860 

Corpus 

1891 

Clare 

1869 

Pemb. 

1878 

Joh. 

1913 

Joh. 

Magd. 

1884 

Emm. 

1872 

Trinity 

1902 

Trinity 

1340 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Kerapsey,  F. 

1913 

King's 

*Kerr.  J.G. 

1896 

Christ's 

*Kempson,  F.  C. 

1889 

Cuius 

•     —    J. 

1884 

Joh. 

•Kempiliorne,  P.  H. 

1866 

J  oh. 

—    K. 

1903 

Trinity 

Kemp-Welch,  M. 

1902 

King's 

-    W.  H. 

Trinity 

Kendall,  L.  F.  W. . 

A. 

Cuius 

—  c.  c. 

1912 

Emm. 

—        J.  M.  A. 

Corpus 

Kerridge,  W.H. 

1906 

Corjius 

*    —        J.  F. 

1887 

King's 

-          W.  A.  L. 

NonColl. 

—         VV.  A. 

Cath. 

•Kerrison,  R. 

1865 

Trinity 

—        G.  M. 

Joh. 

Kerschbaum,  F.  P. 

Cuius 

-         F.  R.  N.  , 

Trinity 

Kersey,  R.H. 

1912 

Trinity 

*    —         T.  S. 

1887 

Emm. 

•Kershaw,  J.  F. 

1876 

Trinity 

*Kendle,VV.J. 

1871 

Cuius 

—           J. 

Trinity 

•Kennedy,  Sir  W.  R 

.  1868 

Pemh. 

—          J.  R. 

Trinity 

*     -           J. 

1870 

iPemb. 
King's 

\-          J.C. 

1854 

Emm. 

Kesteven  Balshaw, 

N. 

Selwyn 

*    —          H. 

1902 

Pemb. 

Kettlewell,  H.  H. 

1910 

Selwyn 

—          G.  H. 

Pemh. 

Kew,  C.  H.  S. 

Queens' 

*    —           M.  E. 

1879 

Corpus 

*Kewley,  J. 

1901 

King's 

—          J.  S. 

1910 

King's 

—        W.C. 

Selwyn 

—          F.  R. 

Queens' 

Kewney,  G.  S. 

1895 

Pemb. 

•    —           CM. 

1880 

Trinity 

*Key,  S.  W. 

1898 

Calk. 

*    -          R.J. 

1900 

Trinity 

•Keymer,  N. 

1867 

Pemh. 

—          A.  K.  C. 

1905 

Trinity 

•Keynes,  J.  N. 

1876 

Pemb. 

—          H.  T. 

1912 

Trinity 

*    -        G.  L. 

1909 

Pemb. 

—          M.  S.  N. 

1911 

Trinity 

*    —        J.  l\J. 

1905 

King's 

—          J. M.S. 

Trinity 

Keyser,  L.  E. 

1900 

Cuius 

—          J.O. 

1912 

Emm. 

•    —       C.E. 

1870 

Trinity 

*Kennett,  R.  H. 

1886- 

Queens' 
I  Trinity 

*Khan,  F.  P. 

1905 

Gains 

—     T.  H. 

Queens' 

—         B.  L.  A. 

Queens' 

Khar6,  L.  G. 

1910 

Christ's 

-         E.  J.B.  M.1912 

Queens' 

-      P.D. 

1912 

Down. 

Kennett-Barrington 

G.  N.E 

'\  1910  Magd. 

Kharegat,  P.  M. 
Khayatt,  A.  B. 

1911 

Clure 

Jesus 

*Kenny,C.  S. 

'1875 

Down. 

Khayru'd-Din,  A.  A. 

NonColl. 

Kensington.H.leG 

.1908 

Pemh. 

Khong,  K.  T. 

1907 

Joh. 

Kent,  L.  U. 

1908 

Pemh. 

Khundkark,  H.  N. 

Peter's 

•    —    H.  H. 

1886 

Cuius 

Kidd.L.  S. 

Pemb. 

—    N.  B. 

1908 

Christ's 

*    —     W.  J. 

1882 

Queens* 

Kenwood,  S.  H. 

1912 

Emm. 

—    F. 

1912 

Joh. 

Keiiworthy,  C.  H. 

Clare 

Kidson,  C.  W. 

Queens' 

Kenworthy              ' 
Browne,  B.E.I 

1911 

Jesus 

Kidston,  R.  A.  P.  B 

Pemb. 

Kilburn,  P. 

'*1911 

Trinity 

Kenyon,  H.  G. 

1902 

Pemb. 

•Killick,H. 

1891 

Trinity 

•    —         M.  N. 

1908 

Trinity 

•    -       C. 

1896 

Trinity 

Keown,  R.  W. 

Pemh. 

Kilner,  S.D. 

1911 

Emm. 

Ker,J.C. 

1900 

Cuius 

*Kilvin<fton,F. 

1882 

Down. 

*  —    W.C.  A. 

1876 

Trinity 

•Kimmins,  C.  W. 

1885 

Down. 

*Kerby,E.  T. 

1899 

Clure 

Kindersley,  C.  E. 

1912 

Magd. 

—      C.  C. 

1907 

Trinity 

Kinder,  T.  H. 

Cains 

*    —      W.  M. 

1906 

Down. 

*King,S. 

1905 

Clare 

•Kerly,  D.  M"K. 

1884 

Joh. 

-    K. 

Clare 

•Kermode,  R.  D. 

1891 

Cains 

—     R.H. 

Pemb. 

*    —          S.  A.P. 

1884 

Queens' 

•    —    A.E. 

1886 

Cuius 

Kern,  M. 

Trin.H. 

_    G.  C. 

1910 

Cuius 

Kernick,  J.  W. 

1913 

Sidney 

—    E.  F.  H. 

Caius 

Kerr,  J.  F. 

Clare 

•    —    J, 

1860 

Trin.H. 

—    P.  W. 

1907 

Pemb. 

—    H.R. 

Trin.H. 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1341 


^m^, 


P.  B. 
L.  W. 
H.  H. 
H.C. 
E.  H. 

—  W.  B.  R. 

•  —     H.A. 

*  —    L.  A.L. 

*  —    B.N. 

—  J.  F.  0. 

♦  —     H.  M. 

*  —    H. 

*  —    E.  G 

—  W.O.  R. 

—  H.  B. 

—  C.  B.  R. 

—  H.  E. 

—  R.  R. 
*Kingdom,  T. 

—  W.  A. 
Kingdon,  J.  R. 

—  G.  H. 

—  D. 
Kingham,  B.  V. 

•King-Harman,Sir-) 
C.  A.  I 

Kinghorn,  E.  C. 
Kingsford,  C.E.B. 

•  —  P.  A. 
Kingsland,  A.  A. 

—  H.L. 
*Kingsley.  W.  T. 
*Kingsmill,  A.  M«A. 
•Kinleside,R.V.C. 
•Kinloch,  M.  W. 

Kinnach,  S.  J. 
•Kinnaird,  Lord 

*  —  Hon.D.A 

—  Hon.K.F. 
*Kintore,  Earl  of 

Kipping,  C.  H.  S. 
Kirby,  A.  H. 

♦  —    V.  T. 

—  R.A. 
Kirk,  J.  \V.  C. 

—  J.  L. 

•  —  H.  J.  P. 
Kirkbride,  G. 
Kirkby,  N.  W. 
Kirkcaldy,  G.  I. 
Kirke,  G.  G. 
Kirkland,  W.N. 

—  A.  E. 
Kirkman,  R.  W. 

*Kirkness,  L.  H. 
Kirkpatnck,  R.  M. 

—  H.  F. 


THn.H. 

1891  King's 
1911  King>. 
1898     Queens' 

(alueens' 
1911     Jesus 

1892  Joh. 
1901    Juh. 

1908  Trhiity 
Trinity 

1894     Emm.' 

1909  Emm. 
1866     Sidney 

1909  Sidney 
Sidney 
Sidney 
Down 

NonColl. 

1904  King's 
Joh. 

1891     Cuius 

1910  Queem' 
Queens' 

1905  Joh. 

1911  Emm. 

1873     Trinity 


Kirkpatrick,  J.  B. 

*  -  F.A. 

•  —  A.  F. 

*  —  A.  P. 
Kirkwood,  J.  M. 

•Kisch,  H.  M. 
*Kissack,  W.L. 
•Kitchener,  E. 

•  —  F.E. 
i  *Kitchin,  F.  L. 

Kitching,  A.  E. 

—  G.  C. 
Kitson,  A.  J. 

—  E.B.B. 

—  A.E. 

—  H.  H. 

—  S.  D. 

—  R.  H. 

—  E.  C. 


1913 
1910 
1893 


1838 

1879 
18fi3 

1887 


1901 
1902 
1875 
1913 
1900 
1888 
1890 
1899 
1891 
1881 

1911 


1911 

1904 
1912 
1910 


King's 
Queens' 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Sidney 
.foh.      ■ 
Emm. 
Pemh. 
Pemb. 
Trinitu 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trin.H. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
King's 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Magd. 
Pemb. 
Corpus 
Clare 
Queens' 
Emm. 
Down. 
Joh. 
Corpus 
Jesus 


Jesus 
1884     Trinity 

^**'*  \Triuity 

1907  Trinity 

1911  Pemb. 

1873  Trinity 

1896  Emm. 

1887  Christ's 

1861  Trinity 

1893  Joh. 

1913  Jesus 
Jesus 

1898  Pemb. 

1864  Christ's 

1886  Trinity 

1891  Trinity 

1892  Trinity 
1895  Trinity 
1895  Trijiity 

—       Hon.  R.  D.  1904     Trinity 
"Kittermaster,  F.  J.   1891    King's 
A.N.C.  1893  Christ's 


Kittle,  R.  W. 

Kitto,  J.  L. 

Kleeman,  R.  D 
*Knaggs,  R.  L. 
*Knapman,  H. 
*Knapton,  A.J. 

Knasler,  R.M. 

Kneen,E.  C. 
—      C.  W. 

Kneese,  R.  H.  W. 
•Knight,  H.  H. 
*    -        A.  C. 


1879  Peter's 
1904  Joh. 

1907  Emm. 

1880  Cuius 
1901  Emm. 
1884  Trinity 

.J.   1911  Sidney 

1908  Pemb. 


Cath. 
1910     Trinity 
1884     Clare 
1897     Pemb. 

—  CM.  Pemb. 

•  -        A.M.(Bp)1886j^;j;;^ 

—  H.  F.  1908     Caius 

—  E.  F.  1910     Caius 

•  —        C.  C.  1878     Corpus 

(Corpus 
Cath. 
Selwyn 

—  L.  W.  H.  Cath. 
_        R.                            Christ's 

•  —        H.  E.  1894    Joh. 

—  P.C.  Trinity 

—  W.  F.  1911    Emm. 

—  J.  H.  NonColl. 
Knight-  Bruce,  R.  E.  C.       Trinity 

*Knights,  H.  J.  W.      1902    Emm. 

—  K.  M.  W 
Knighton,  G.  G. 


•Knott,  H.C. 

-       P.  G. 
•Knowles,  T.  T. 


1907     Emm. 

1909  Pemb. 
Peter's 
Selwyn 
Magd. 

1888    Pettr's 


1884 


1342 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Knowles,  C.  K. 

Clare 

•Lake,  P. 

1887 

Joh. 

-          E.  M. 

Trin.H. 

•Lamb,  C.  G.    M.A 

.1894 

Clare 

*    -         F. 

1874 

Cath. 

•    -     J.C. 

1872 

Jesus 

—         J.  A. 

Joh. 

•    —     J.  H. 

1855 

Christ's 

•    —         G. 

1870 

Trinity 

•    —     H. 

1872 

Trinity 

*    —        Sir  L.  Bar 

1. 1879 

Trinity 

*    -     R.  E. 

1901 

Trinity 

*    —         C.Q. 

1884 

Trinity 

*    -     W.  R.M. 

1905 

Trinity 

—         R.  K. 

1911 

Trinity 

•    —     B. 

1864 

Emm. 

Knox,  W. 

1909 

Cuius 

—    P.  C.  C. 

1911 

Down. 

—      VV.D.  C. 

1889 

Trin.H. 

Lambart,  J.  H.  L. 

King's 

•    —     A.  D. 

1906 

King's 

*  Lambe,  J.  L. 

1886 

Trin.H, 

—      R.  U.E. 

1911 

Joh. 

—       J.L.  P. 

Magd. 

•Knubley,  E.P. 

1873 

Magd. 

•Lambert,  C.  J. 

1867 

Pemb. 

-          C. 

1910 

Magd. 

•    —         E. 

1882 

Pemb. 

Kbblich,  G.  R. 

Cath. 

♦    —         T.  W. 

1885 

Pemb. 

Kohn,  W.  A. 

Caius 

—         H.  E. 

Queens' 

Ko  Ko 

1911 

Christ's 

—         M.  B. 

Queens' 

Komarovsky,  B.  M 

1911 

Trinity 

•    —         C.E. 

1894 

Chist't 

*Kruckenberg,  J. 

1909 

Queens' 

•    —         F. 

1905 

Christ's 

Kuai,  S.  S. 

Christ^i 

•    _         L  C. 

1873 

Trinity 

—    Z.  S. 

Christ's 

—         A.  U.  M. 

1891 

Trinity 

•Kruger,  H.  R. 

1890 

Joh. 

•Lambrick,  G.  M. 

1883 

Trinity 
Christ's 

Kujo,  Baron  Y. 

Clare 

Lambrinudi,  C.  L. 

1910 

Kumar,  A. 

Pemh. 

Lampard-Vachell,  - 

B.  G. 

Pemb. 

Kung,  A. 

Christ's 

*Lamplough,  F.  E.  E 

.1903 

Trinity 

—     A.S. 

Christ's 

•Lamplugh,  D. 

1875 

Joh. 

Kutnow,  H.  S. 

1912 

Jesus 

*Lancaster,  H. 

1901 

Pemb. 

*Kyd,  D.  H. 

1884 

Pemb. 

—            S. 

Trinity 

•Kyle.  J.  L. 

1888 

Cath. 

•Lance,  E.  M. 

1884 

Jesus 

*Kynaston,  J. 

1848 

Trin.H. 

*Lanchester,H.C.O 

.1899 

Pemh. 

Labey,  T.  H. 

SeLwyn 

*    —              W.F. 

1897 

King's 

La  Brooy,  M.  V. 

Corpus 

Landau,  H. 

1913 

Caius 

*Laby,  T.  H. 

1907 

Emm. 

•Lander,  J.  V. 

1905 

Clare 

*Lachlan.  R. 

1884 

Trinity 

■     —        T.  E. 

Trinity 

Lacey,  A.  T. 

King's 

—       A.J.M. 

Sidney 

Lacson,  D.  W. 

Joh. 

—       P.  E. 

1910 

Down. 

Lacy-Thomson,  T. 

A. 

Trinity 

*Landon,  J.  W. 

1901 

Sidney 

Ladd,  L.  S. 

Christ's 

Lane,  T.  W. 

Clare 

•Ladds.J.S. 

1868 

Joh. 

—    S.  F.  B. 

1905 

Pemb. 

*Ladell,  H.  R. 

1872 

Sidney 

—    H.  F. 

Cath. 

Laffan,  R.  D. 

Queens' 

-    G.R. 

1912 

Christ's 

*Lafone,  S.  A. 

1858 

Joh. 

—    P. 

Chnst's 

*    —       H.P.  M. 

1889 

Trinity 

*    —    F.G.A. 

1874 

Joh. 

La  Fontaine,  J.  S. 

Caius 

—    H.  C.  H. 

1909 

Joh. 

La^den,  R.  B. 

Pemb. 

•    —     J.A.  C. 

1898 

Emm. 

Laidlaw,  C.  G.  P. 

Caius 

♦Lang,  H.  M. 

1899 

Pemb. 

*     —         G.  M. 

1900 

Joh. 

•    —     VV.  D. 

1901 

Pemb. 

*    -          P.P. 

1903 

Joh. 

—    H. 

1913 

Caius 

—         H.A.  L. 

1907 

Joh. 

•    _    J.T. 

1866 

Corpus 

—        C.  G.  P. 

1910 

Joh. 

*    —    B.  T. 

1902 

Trinity 

_        W.S. 

1912 

Joh. 

Langdale,  H.  C. 

Caius 

Laing,  A.  T. 

1910 

Corpus 

Langdon,  M. 

1898 

Pemb. 

Laird,  P.  R. 

1909 

Femb. 

•    -          A.  G. 

1890 

King's 

_    J. 
—    A.J. 

1911 

Trinity 
Joh. 

*Langdon-Davies,' 
B.  N.       ( 

1899 

Pemb. 

Laistner,  M.  L.  W. 

1912 

Jesus 

•Langdon-Down,R.L.1888 

Trinity 

•Lake,  H.A. 

1871 

Corpus 

»     _                   P.L 

.1889 

Trinity 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1343 


1894 


*Lange,  M.  E. 

Langerman,  E.  S. 
•Langham,  F.  G. 
_  C.N. 

—  B.J. 
Langlands,  N.  M, 
Langley,  F.  O. 

*  —         J.  P. 

*  —         J.N. 

*  —         E. 
Langley- Smith,  N. 
Langmead,  L.  G.  N. 
Langiidge,  W.  0.      1910 

*Langton,  W. 

—  H.  M°K. 

—  G.  B. 
Lankester,  R.  F. 
Lansdown,  R.  B.  P. 
Lapage,F.  C.  1911 

—  R.H.     1913 
Lapsley,G.T.  i¥.4.  1905 


1885 
1911 
1910 

1905 
1852 
1875 
1B86 


1866 


1910 


*Larder,  G. 
•Large,  J.  A. 
—     R.J. 
Larking,  R.  G. 
*Larmor,  A. 

•  —    Sir  J. 
*Larmour,  A.  C. 
*Laraach,J.  W. 

*  Lamer,  H.  M. 


1889 
1888 
1909 

1884 
1880 
1909 
1872 

1888 


Larpent,J.P.G.deH.  1903 


1902 
1854 
1858 

1859 
1865 


1901 
1912 


*Lasbrey,  P.  U. 
♦Latham,  J.  H. 

*  —        P.W. 

—  J.  A.  V. 

*  —         W. 

*  —        M. 
Lathbury,  R.  J. 
Latif,  S.  C. 

*Latifi,  A. 
Latifur-Rahman, 

A.  S.  M. 
Latinovits,  J.  de 
La  louche,  D.  D. 

—  G.G.D.1910 

*  —  T.  H.D.  1880 
Lattey,  H.  P.  T.        1905 

—  W.  T.  1907 

*  _      H.  1879 
•Latymer,  Lord           1875 

Lauder,  J.  C.  1913 

Lauderdale,  E.  M.    1905 

•Laughton.Sir  J.K.  1852 

•Laupmann,  G.  1884 

Laurance,  J. B.        1911 

♦Laurence,  Sir  P.  M.  1876 


Christ's 
Christ's 
Trin.H. 

Emm. 

Selwyn 

Trinity 

Cuius 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Selwyn 

Queens' 

Emm. 

Peter's 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Sidney 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

King's 

Seiwyn 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Queens' 

Christ's 

King's 

Clare 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

I  Pemb. 

\  Selwyn 
Pemb. 
Joh. 
Clare 
Caius 
Cath. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Joh. 
Joh. 

Pemb. 

Magd. 

Corpus 

Trinity 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Corpus 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Jesus 

Caius 

Caius 

Peter's 

Pemb. 

Corpus 


•Laurence,  F.  S. 

1888 

Trinity 

"    — 

R.  V. 

1898 

Trinity 

*    

C. 

1903 

Trinity 

*    

G. 

1856 

Emm. 

Laurie,  F.  G. 

Caius 



H.  C. 

Caius 

*    

A.  P. 

1885 

King's 

•    

C.  V.  E. 

1878 

Trinity 

— 

J.M. 

Trinity 

Laverick,  F.  G. 

Queens' 

Lavington,  F. 

1911 

Emm. 

Law, 

H. 

Pemb. 

_ 

Y.Q. 

JesuM 

— 

H.  W. 

1890 

Trinity 

— 

R.  A. 

Trinity 

Lawfield,  F.  W. 

Down. 

Lawn,  J.  G. 

Sidney 

•Lawranee,  W.  J. 

1862 

Trinity 

Lawrence,  B.  R. 

Pemb. 

— 

J.  R.  M 

Pemh. 

— 

J.S. 

Caius 

*     

G.  H. 

1895 

Corpus 

— 

Sir  A.  T. 

1867 

Trin.H. 

*     — 

A. 

1880 

King's 

*     

C  T. 

1876 

Trinity 

*     

B.E. 

1877 

Trinity 

*    

C.  L. 

1887 

Trinity 

*    

F.  W.P 

1894 

Trinity 

•    

A.L. 

1905 

Trinity 

— 

B.L. 

1912 

Trinity 



W.H.A. 

Trinity 

— 

O.J. 

Trinity 

— 

M.  C. 

Trinity 

m 

T.J. 

1872 

Down. 

*Laws 

.S.C. 

1904 

Joh. 

•Lawson.R.  G. 

1888 

Clare 

«    

W. 

1873 

Pemb. 

•    

F.  H. 

1887 

Pemb. 

*    

J.C. 

1896 

Pemh. 



W. 

1889 

Trin.B. 

_ 

D. 

1902 

Trin.H. 

*     

N.G. 

1881 

King's 

»    

F.  P. 

1856 

Trinity 

•    

A.W. 

1884 

Trinity 



G. 

1902 

Trinity 



T.  D. 

1911 

Down. 



R.  H. 

Sidney 

Lawson- Johnston,  / 
A.  M^VV.     i 

1907 

Trinity 

Lawson  Walton,  A 

Peml). 

•Lawton- Roberts,  J.  C 

.1901 

Clare 

•Lax, 

W.G. 

1882 

Trinity 

'Lay, 

C.J. 

1889 

Cath. 

Layard.J.  W. 

1913 

King'. 

A.  H. 

King  s 

•Layland-barratt,! 
Sir  F.  Bart.; 

1883 

Trin.H. 

1344 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVEKSITY. 


*Layng,  T. 
*Layton,  VV.  T. 

Lazarus,  E.  L. 

Lazarus-Barlow,  P, 
♦Lea,  Sir  T.  S.  Bart. 

—  E.  1. 

*  —  A.  S. 

—  M.  B. 

*  —  G.H. 

—  R.  S.  H. 
"Leach,  H. 

Leacock,  D.J. 
•Leader,  R. 
Leadman,  W.  M. 

*  Leaf,  J.  F. 

*  —   Walter 

*  —   H. 

*  —  Will. 

—  E.  H. 

—  F.  A. 
*Leahy,  A.  H . 

Leak,  E.  A. 

—  W.  N. 

*  Leake,  C.  F. 

*  —      H.  M. 

*  _      W.  M. 
Leale,  J. 
Leang,  T.  C. 

*Leatnam,  C.  A. 

—  H.  W. 

—  C.B. 
♦Leathern,  J.  G. 

—  G. 
Leather,  N.  G. 

*Leathes,  S.  M. 
Lea- Wilson,  B.  H. 
Le  Blanc-Smith,i 
C.  R.  f 

le  Blanc  Smith,  T. 
Le  Brasseur,  J.  H. 
Ledesma,  A.  J. 
Ledgard.W.  H. 

*  Ledger,  E. 
•Ledsam,  D.  B. 

Ledward,  E.  F. 
*Lee,  R.  H.  L. 

*  —A. 

—  A.  E. 

*  —  A.  H.E. 

—  C.  S. 

—  E.  0. 

—  R.  S.  N. 

—  A. 

*  —  F. 

*  —W.J. 

—  H. 


1881 


1884  Jesus 
1907  Cuius 
1913     Christ's 

Down. 
1888     Glare 
1900     Pemb. 

Trin.H. 
1865     Trinity 

Trinity 
1852     Emm. 
1913     Caitis 

1883  Christ's 

1904  Joh. 
1892    Peter's 
1874     Trinity 
1877     Trimly 

1884  Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

Trinity 

1912  Trinity 

1905  Trin.H. 
1900  Christ's 
1855  Joh. 

1913  Jesus 
Trinity 

1873  Trinity 

1913  Trinity 
Trinity 

1894  Joh. 

1904  Joh. 

1908  Trinity 

1884  Trinity 

C .  Trinity 

1912  Trinity 

E.  Trinity 

1913  Pemb.' 
Jesus 
Joh. 
Corpui. 
C/irist's 
Pemb. 
Peter's 
Peter's 
Clare 
Pemb. 
Cuius 
King's 
Jesus 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 


1896 
1863 
1870 
1913 
1901 
1902 
1890 
1897 
1905 
1913 
1908 
1902 
1863 
1879 
1905 


*Lee,T.  W. 

1857 

Trinity 

*    —  J .  T.  N. 

1877 

Trinity 

*     -H.  B. 

1897 

Trinity 

*    —  W.  E. 

1898 

Trinity 

—  A.  N. 

1899 

Trinity 

*    —  C.  B. 

1907 

Trinity 

*    —  T.  R. 

1864 

Emm. 

•    —  E.A. 

1876 

Emm, 

*    —  J.B. 

1871 

Sidney 

.    —  N. 

Sidney 
NonColL 

•    —A.O.N. 

1909 

•Leech,  H.  B. 

1870 

Cuius 

•    —      E.  B. 

1897 

Christ's 

*Leeke,W.  W. 

1904 

Clare 

*     -     E.  T.     . 

1863 

Trinity 

*    —     W.M. 

1901 

Trinity 

*    —     C. 

1904 

Trinity 

*    —     E.  J. 

1906 

Trinity 

—     C.  H. 

1909 

Trinity 

—     J.  A. 

1910 

Trinity 

*Lees,T.  P. 

1896 

Clare 

-  K. 

Cuius 

•    —  K.  A. 

1903 

King's 

•    —  A.  H. 

1906 

King's 

*    —  L. 

1886 

Jesus 

•    -  H.  C. 

1892 

Joh. 

•    —  S. 

1909 

Joh. 

—  A.  A. 

1911 

Emm. 

—  W.  E. 

Selwyn 

•    —  D.  B. 

1869 

"Leese,  J. 

1890 

Peter's 

Leesmiih,  B.  L. 

1888 

Pemb. 

•Lee-Warner,  H. 

1864 

Joh. 

•    _                 SirW 

.1869 

Joh. 

Lee-Williams,  O.  LI. 

Magd. 

•Le  Fleming,  J. 

1864 

Christ's 

—               M.  R. 

Magd. 

Lefroy,  E.J. 

Trinity 

Legg,  H.  G. 

1903 

King's 

*    __    w.W. 

1890 

Trinity 

Leggatt,  L.  C. 

King's 

Legge,R.  J. 

1911 

Down. 

Legge-Currie,  J.  D 

Clare 

Le  Goo,  M.  J. 

'l911 

NonColl. 

•Le  Gros,  G. 

1852 

Jesus 

_         F.G. 

Jesus 

Lehmann,  J.  R. 

1912 

Clare 

*    —          R.  C. 

1878 

Trinity 

Le  Huray.C.  P. 

NonColl. 

*  Leicester,  Ld  Bp  of 

1860 

Emm. 

•Leigh,  J. 

1898 

Christ's 

•    _     Hon.  J.W. 

1860 

Trinity 

•    —     Hon.  R.CF.  1882 

Trinity 

•    —      Lord  LL.D 

1864 

Trinity 

—     S.  P. 

Sidney 

Leigh- (:iare,H.  J.  L.  1913 

Queens* 

*Leigh-Smith,  L. 

1894 

Jesus 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


*Lei8hton,R.  L.  \j[-f-  1906  Down. 

*Lewis,  H. 
—      L.  F.G. 

1882 
1903 

—         J.W. 

1910 

Down.    1 

—      F.  H. 

1911 

Leite,H.M.J.F.) 
de-P.  P.      f 

1902 

Caius 

—      H.J. 
♦    -     E.M. 

1911 
1910 

Le  Lacheur,  E.  T. 

1904 

King's 

—     W.  B.  A. 

•    —              W.J. 

1898 

Trinity 

—      R.C. 

•Leman,  H.  M. 

1892 

Magd. 

*    —     P.J. 

1906 

*Lemon,  F.  E. 

1883 

Trinity 

•    —     T.  C. 

1875 

*Lenipfert,  R.  G.  K 

1898 

Emm. 

*    -      G.A. 

1876 

*Lendrum,  W.T. 

1884 

Caius 

4k                            iiT      T           O/l.A 

♦Leney,  R.  J.  B. 

1905 

Caius 

—       VV.J.<.             loou 
\incorv. 

*Lennard,SirT.B.Bart.  1850P«ter's    | 

*    —      T.  G.  E. 

1894 

•    —        V.  R. 

1872 

Corpus 

*    —      E.  H. 

1904 

♦Leonard,  G.  H. 

1884 

Clare 

-      F.  W. 

1910 

—         H.  V. 

Clare 

—      M.  A. 

1912 

Leong,  Y.  K. 

Christ's 

—      E.  P. 

1907 

•Le  Pelley,J.  L. 

1862 

Caius 

•    —      G.C. 

1884 

*Lepper,  R.  S. 

1892 

King's 

-      W.A.H. 

1912 

Le  Rougretel,  J.  H 

Magd. 

—      J.  B.S. 

*Le  Roy -Lewis,  H. 

1883 

Trinity 

—      0.  G. 

Lescher,  F.  G. 

1910 

Caius 

•Lewis-Jones,  W. 

1888 

Lesley,  J.  W. 

1910 

Emm. 

*Lewis.Lloyd,R. 

1859 

•Leslie,  J.  R. 

1907 

King's 

Lewtas,  F.  G. 

1913 

—      A. 

1911 

Trinity 

Lewton-Brain,  L. 

1899 

—      R. 

Trinity 

Ley,  R.  L. 

1904 

Lesser,  R.  W. 

1907 

Trinity 

—  C.  F.  A. 

le  Strange,  G.  M.A 

1913 

Pemb. 

*    _  A.  B.  M. 

1871 

L'Estrange  Fawcett,  A.W 

.  Corpus 

♦Leycester,  W.  H. 

1888 

Letchworth,G.H.S 

.  1907 

Pemb. 

Liang,  P.  K. 

1912 

•Leventhorpe,  R. 

1872 

Jesus 

—     P.T. 

Lever,  P.  F. 

1900 

Christ's 

Lias,  E.  T.  M. 

*     _      W.  H. 

1909 

Trinity 

*    —  C.  R. 

1888 

•Leverson,  B.  J. 

1878 

Trinity 

-  A.  G. 

1910 

•Levett,  R. 

1865 

Joh. 

-  R.J.M. 

1912 

•    —       E.  L. 

1870 

Joh. 

•    —   J.J. 

1858 

*    —      L.  R. 

1906 

Trinity 

•Lichfield,  Bp  of 

1886 

*Levine,  A. 

1892 

Jesus 

Lichtenberg,  W.  A. 

Levy,  L 

Cath. 

Liddell,  H.  G.  T. 

1913 

-    H. 

1913 

Christ's 

*    —       J.  W. 

1883 

—    S.  L 

1912 

Joh. 

Liddiard,  T.  H. 

Lewey,  A.  W. 

Trin.H. 

*Liddle,  G.  E. 

1W7 

*Lewin,H.  W. 

1905 

Clare 

Lidgett,  J.  C. 

1907 

-      K.R. 

1909 

Trinity 

Liebert,  E.  H.S. 

1889 

Lewis,  V. 

Peter's 

Lightbody,  W.  P. 

—     L.H. 

Clare 

Liglitfoot,  \^. 

1909 

—     H.  M. 

Clare 

•Lightwood.  J.  M. 

1874 

«    —     G.  A. 

1891 

Caius 

Lillie,  W.H. 

—     T.  E. 

1909 

Caius 

—     D.  G. 

1909 

•    —     R.  W.  M. 

1892 

Corpus 

♦Lilly,  W.  S. 

1862 

—     A.M. 

Corpus 

—    G.  A. 

1910 

•    —     W.A. 

1886 

King's 

Lim,  C.  E. 

*    —      T.  B. 

1890 

King's 

Liniantour,  G.  M. 

•    —      L.  S. 

1891 

Queens' 

Lincoln,  N. 

1907 

—      E.  LI. 

1910 

Queens 

Lindebergr,  E. 

—      M.  B. 

Queens' 

*Lindenbaum,J.B. 

1906 

^      C. 

Cath. 

Lindewy,  J.  H.  C. 

1346 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Doion. 
Down. 
Down. 
NonColl. 
Queens' 
Magd. 
Caius 
Joh. 
Pemb. 
Pemb. 
Joh. 
Peter's 
Caius 
Caius 
Peter's 
King's 
King's 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Corpus 
Trinity 
Ctrrpus 
Peter's 
Emm. 
Pemb. 
Trinity 
Peter's 
Trin.H. 
Peter's 
Joh. 
Peter's 
fJaius 
Clart 
nin.H. 
Joh. 
Caius 
Caiu$ 
Sidney 

57 


1346 


AlEMBERS  OF  THE   UNIVERSITY. 


Lindley,  E.  S. 

1903 

Trinity 

*Llewelyn,  J.  F. 

1873 

Clare 

—         W.  M. 

1913 

Trinity 

— 

W.  H. 

Down. 

Lindsay,  R.L.  G. 

Peter's 

Llewelyn  Davies, 

R.  A. 

Tiinity 

-         G.R. 

Cath. 

•Lloyd,  W.  R. 

1909 

Peter's 

*     —         W.  A. 

1868 

Trinity 



R.  A. 

Peter'.s 

—         .I.A.  N.  B. 

Trinity 

— 

K. 

Peter's 

•    —         T.E. 

1885 

Sidney 

— 

G.  T. 

1905 

Clare 

—         G.  R. 

NonColl. 

— 

L.  W. 

Clare 

LiDdsell,  R.  E. 

1908 

King's 



A.  C.  G. 

1901 

Queens' 

*    _         E.  B. 

1868 

Christ's 

— 

R.  1 . 

Cath. 

-         A.J.G. 

1902 

Christ's 



H.  VV.  C. 

1913 

Jesus 

—         J. 

J  oh. 

*    

LI.  S. 

1898 

Christ's 

*Line,  J.  R. 

1884 

Down. 

* 

J.H. 

1877 

Joh. 

-  J. 

Emm. 



E.  LI. 

Joh. 

Linford,  W.  A.  M 

Clare 

_ 

C.  F. 

1888 

Trinity 

*Lingard,  J.  R. 

'l906 

*     

G.  I.  H. 

1896 

Trinity 

Linthorne,  E.  L.  K 

, 

Magd. 

— 

J.  F.  S. 

1903 

Trinity 

*Linton,  E.  C. 

1895 

Trimly 

•    

E.A. 

1907 

Trinity 

Lipschitz,  J. 

Clare 

— 

G.B. 

1907 

Trinity 

Lipshytz,  G.  T. 

Emm. 

— 

A.  S. 

1910 

Trinity 

Lipscomb,  E.  H. 

1882 

Caius 

— 

L.  S. 

1912 

Trinity 

Lipson,  E. 

1910 

Trinity 

— 

E.  I. 

Trinity 

♦Lister,  J.  J. 

1880 

Joh. 



H.  G. 

Trinity 

—     A.  H. 

1886 

Trinity 

— 

R.  LI. 

Trinity 

—      W.  T. 

1889 

Trinity 

— 

H.  L 

Emm . 

—     A.  R. 

Trinity 

*LLoyd,  G.  W. 

1883 

Trinity 

—      W.M. 

1912 

SeLwyn 

Lloyd-Barrow,  11. 

A. 

Jesus 

Litchfield,  G. 

NonColl. 

Lloyd  George,  G. 

Jesus 

*Litle,  E.  R.  D. 

1884 

Pemb. 

Lloyd- George,  R. 

1910 

Christ's 

*    —    W.B.  S. 

1882 

Christ 'a 

*  Lloyd- J  ones,  1.  G 

1891 

Trinity 

•Little,  C. 

1884 

Caius 

— 

J. 

1913 

Emm. 

-     A.  H. 

1912 

Corpus 

♦Lob, 

H. 

1908 

King's 

•    —      T.  W. 

1884 

King''s 

•Lock, 

G.H. 

1873 

Clare 

•    —     J.F.W. 

1888 

King's 

*     — 

S.  W, 

1869 

Caius 

•    -     J.R. 

1855 

Joh. 

*    

J.B. 

1872 

Caius 

•    —     J.  T. 

1887 

Trinity 

*     — 

J.L. 

1896 

Caius 

—      H.L. 

Sidney 

*     

P.G. 

1897 

Caius 

*    —     T.  G. 

1868 

*    

R.  H. 

1902 

Caitis 

Littleboy.C.  N. 

Trinity 

*     

N.  F. 

1908 

Caius 

Littledale,  A. 

1913 

Queens' 

*    

R. 

1872 

Trinity 

Littlejohn,  H.  A. 

Pemb. 

*  Locke,  G.T. 

1897 

Joh. 

*     —            C.  P. 

1886 

Corpus 

Lockhart,  L. 

1913 

Pemb. 

—            J.C. 

1902 

Corpus 

*     

R.  W. 

1895 

Corpus 

*Littlewood,E.  T. 
*    -             J.E. 

1882 
1906 

Peter's 
Trinity 

*Lockton,  W. 

1900 

(Jesus 
\Joh. 

—            A. 

1911 

Down. 

Lockwood,  p.  K. 

1913 

Magd. 

Litton,  W.R.U. 

1908 

Trin.  H. 

*Locock,  A.H. 

1852 

Trinity 

Liu,  L.     . 

1913 

Christ's 

*Loder,SirE.G.,Bart.l873 

Trinity 

*Liveing,  E. 

1858 

Caius 

*     

G.  W.E. 

1884 

Trinity 

•    -        G.D. 

1850 

Joh. 

— 

R.  B. 

1886 

Trinity 

Livens,  G.  H. 

1909 

Jesus 

R.  E. 

1909 

Trinity 

.—       W.  H. 

1911 

ChrisVs 



i\.  W. 

Trinity 

Liversidge,  A.  M.A 

.1887 

Christ's 

Lodg- 
*Loeffl 

5,  R.F. 

1911 

King's 

Livesey,  R.  E. 

Cath. 

er.  C.  L.  H. 

1898 

Trinity 

•Livett.J.J.  W. 
Livingston,  P.  C. 

1884 

Jesus 

*Loewe,  H.M.J. 

1904 

Qiieens' 
Cath. 

Llewellyn,  D.E.K. 

Down. 



L.L. 

Jesus 

—           E.  E. 

Christ's 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVEKSITY. 


1347 


'l.ofts.A.  E.  VV. 

1885 

Trinity 

*Lowe,  C.  G.  W. 

1891 

Clare 

*  Logan,  S.  C. 

1874 

Joh. 

—     G.  B. 

Clare 

Loh,  F.  S. 

Emm. 

—     C.  N. 

Pemb. 

I>oly,  G.  M. 

1910 

TrinM. 

—      W.P. 

1906 

Cuius 

*Lomax,  J.  C. 

1875 

rrin.B. 

*    —      W.  H. 

1871 

Christ's 

*    —       T.  L. 

1882 

Trin.B. 

—     C.A.  H. 

1912 

Christ's 

*    —       T. 

1847 

Trinity 

•    —     W.  B. 

1877 

Joh. 

*IiOney,  S.  L. 

1882 

Sidney 

*    —     C.H. 

1885 

Trinity 

*Long,  D.  S. 

1888 

Caiu>> 

•    —     A.  W.  C. 

1887 

Trinity 

—     C.  W. 

Caius 

*    —     H.  H. 

1887 

Trinity 

—     B.R.2;..4.  inc.  1912 

King's 

*    —     E.  S. 

1885 

Sidney 

*     —     W.S.F. 

1880 

Joh. 

Lowndes,  W.  P. 

Pemb. 

•    —    B. 

1891 

Joh. 

J. 

1911 

Selwyn 
Pemb. 

*    —    G.  H. 

1905 

Joh. 

Lowry,  S.  H. 

1910 

-    A.  P. 

1911' 

Joh. 

•    —      S.  C. 

1877 

Trin.B. 

—    F.  E. 

Magd. 

—      G.C. 

Magd. 

—  L.  P. 

—  R.  P. 

1906 

Sidneij 
Selwyn 

*Lowry-Corry,  Hon 
H.  W. 

J1866 

Trinity 

—    F.  S. 

NonColl. 

*Lowther,  Rt.  Hon. 

-  1879 

Trinity 

Longbottom,  H. 

Trinity 

J.  W. 

*Longfield,  R.  E. 

1864 

Trinity 

*Loyd,  P.  H. 

1906 

King's 

*Longhur8t,  E.  S, 

1893 

Jesus 

—     L.  C. 

1897 

Trinity 

—             H.  B. 

Trinity 

*    —    E.  N.  F. 

1904 

Trinity 

Lougman,  F. 

1912 

Pemb. 

—    R.A. 

1908 

Trinity 

•    —           A.  H. 

1865 

Trinity 

-     W.H. 

Trinity 

*Longndge,  M. 

1869 

Trinity 

•Luard,  B.  G. 

1858 

Peter'* 

*    -             A.  0.  C 

.  1905 

Trinity 

*    -      H. 

1897 

Trin.B. 

Longrigg,  J.  H. 

1912 

Sidney 

*    —     G.M.  C. 

1888 

Trinity 

LongstafF,  J . 

NonCo'U. 

♦Lubbock,  S.  G. 

1895 

King's 

Longworth,  E.  C. 

1911 

King's 

*    _          P. 

1902 

King'i 

Lonsdale,  B. 

1888 

Trin.H. 

—         R. 

King's 

»    —          H. 

1875 

Magd. 

—          Hon.  H 

1909 

Trinity 

*    —          W.H.M 

1900 

Trinity 

*Lucas,  W.H. 

1908 

Clare 

-           A.  C.  G. 

1913 

Trinity 

*    -     L.A. 

1893 

Cath. 

Looseley,  C.  A. 

Corpus 

*    —      E.G. 

1907 

Joh. 

*Lord,  P.  E. 

1888 

dure 

*    —      E. 

1868 

Trinity 

—   H.  D. 

1913 

Trin.H. 

*    _      F.L. 

1883 

THnity 

*    —CD. 

1885 

Joh. 

*    —      F.  G.  L. 

1884 

Trinity 

*    —    W.  F. 

1899 

Trinity 

—      W.  L. 

1888 

Trinity 

*Loring,  W. 

1889 

King's 

*    —      F.H. 

1900 

Trinity 

*  Lothian,  M.J. 

1873 

Cuius 

*    -      K. 

1901 

Trinity 

Lound,  V.  S. 

1912 

Selioyn 

-      H.  A, 

1907 

Trinity 

•Lovat-Fraser,  J.  A 

1888 

Trinity 

—     C.  E. 

1908 

Trinity 

*Love,  A.  H. 

1897 

Christ's 

—     G.  IVJ.E. 

1909 

Trinity 

•    —    A.  E.  H. 

1885 

Joh. 

-     A.  R.  F. 

Trinity 

Loveband,  G.  Y. 

Jesus 

—     F.L. 

Trinity 

Loveday,  A.  L. 

1911 

Peter's 

—     J.C. 

1912 

Selwyn 

•    —          G.  E. 

1898 

Cuius 

Luce,  H.  W. 

Je«us 

Loveless,  M.  L. 

1911 

Pemb. 

*     _    R.  H. 

1889 

Christ's 

—          W.  B. 

1911 

Pemb. 

-    G.H. 

1911 

Emm. 

Lovell,  P.  W. 

1898 

Trinity 

•Luckock,  A.  M. 

1892 

Trinity 

Lovett  H6nn,E.  H 

.1913 

Trinity 

Lucy.R.^S. 

Clart 

*Lovibond,  J .  L. 

1896 

Chriit's 

♦Luddingion,  L.  H 

1897 

Joh. 

•Low,  A. 

1873 

Corpus 

•Luff,  J.  AJ.G.  A. 

1884 

Caiuf 

A. 

Jesus 

*Luker,  S.  G. 

1903 

Pemb. 

—     A.  H. 

1913 

Sidney 

•Lumb,  J . 

1875 

Clare 

♦Lowe,  A.L. 

1884 

Clare 

*    —    H. 

1908 

Clart 

57—2 


1348 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


LuiTiley,  D.  (.). 

Lumsden,  II. 
*Lumrnis,       (  M.A. 
E.  W.       Xincor}). 
•Lund,  W.  F. 

—  G.  S. 

*  —      H. 

—  K.  F. 
*Lunt,  A.  v. 
*Lupton,  E.  B. 

—  W. 

*  —        J.  MacD. 

—  G.A. 

*  —        J. 

*  —        A.  S. 

*  —        F.  M. 

—  F.  A. 


1912 
1884 

1882 
1894 
1893 
1883 
1910 
1889 


1891 
1898 
1870 
1907 
1909 
1913 


_        L.  M. 

—  H.R. 

—  B.  C. 

*  —  C.  1878 
Luscombe,  B.  P. 

•Lush,  A.  H.  1876 

—  Sir  C.  M.  1876 

—  H. 

—  E.  J.  1910 
Lushington,  F .  de  W.  1890 

•  —  T.G.L.  1874 
Lusk,  J.  1905 
Luson,  T.  G,  L. 

*Luttman,  W.  L.  1897 
Luxmoore,  J.  C.  B.  1891 
Lycett,  C.  V.  L. 

•Lydekker,  J.  1873 

—  N.  W.      1909 

—  C.  J.  1912 
♦Lyell,A.  H.  1879 
•Lynch,  P.  A.  1903 

*  —  H.F.  B.  1884 
*Lynes,  B.  H.  1890 
*Lyon,  G.  1886 

*  —    W.  T.  1908 

•  —    R.J.  1851 

—  Hon.  P.  B.     1884 

•  —    T.  G.  1877 

—  W.J.  1909 
Lyons.J.R.  C.  1899 
Lyon  Smith.  G. 

•Lyster,  P.  S.  1884 

*Lyttelton.Hon.  A.V.  1866 

•  —     Hon.G.W.S.  1869 

*  —  Hon.  K.     1878 

—  Hon.  C.F.  1909 

—  O. 

—  Hon.  R.  G. 
Lytton,  Earl  1898 


Selwyn 
Pemb. 

Kimj's 

J  oh. 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Sidney 

Christ's 

Peter^s 

Glare 

King''s 

King's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Cath. 

Trin.H, 

Trin.H. 

Emm. 

Selwyn 

Clare 

Jesus 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Peter'b 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Selwyn 

Selvjyn 

Trinity 

Trin.H. 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

Corpus 


Trinity 

Trinity 

Emm. 

K7nm. 

Pemb. 

Emm. 

Clare 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 


Maasdorp,  K.  J.  Chrut't 

•Maberly,  G.  C.  1893     Clare 

•Mabson, .).  1862     Triviiy 

McAfee,  L.  A.  1910    Pemh. 

•MacAlister,  Sir  D.    1877    Joh. 
•Macalister,f  iW.^.    jg^g    j 
A.        itncorp. 

*  —  R.A.S.  1892    Joh. 

*  —  G.H.K.1901    Joh. 
•McArthur,  A.  G.        1886     Peter's 

—  A.  G.  F 

—  R. 

—  G.  K. 

—  C. 
•Macaulav,  VV.  H. 

*  —        '    F.  S. 

*  -  G.  C. 
M«Aulay,  F.  W. 
McBain,  G.  B.  S. 
McBain,  W.  R.  B. 

—  N.  S. 
Macbeth,  A.  H. 

*iVlacBrayne,  L. 

Me  Bride,  L.  G. 
•MacBride,  E.  W. 

Mac  Bryan,  E.  C. 
*MeCall,  J.  G. 

—  H.  D. 

—  T.  H. 
*MacCallan,  A.  F. 
•Mac  Carthy,  C.  P.    1881     Trinity 

*  —  E.F.M.  1860£mTO. 
M«Cau^hev,  S.  Jei-us 
Maccoby,  E.  M.         1913    Joh. 

•Maclean,  W.  N. 
*McCleland,N.P. 

K.  J.  ON. 
*M^Clellan,J.  B. 
*McCleverty,  R. 
M«Clinient,  R.  J. 
•M'Clintock,  ■»  io-tc     t  •     .. 

F.  G.  leP.}^^^^     Trmitt/ 
•McClintock-Bun- )   i^ni      n>  ■   -^ 
bury,Hon.T.L.}  ^^^^     ^"^^^^ 
McClure,  I.  H. 

—  K.  A.  J 
*McClure,SirJ.D 

McCoU,  H.  H. 
M^Coll,  A.  M. 

—  W.L. 
M«Combe,  F.  W.  W 
MacCombie,  W.  J.   1913     Cains 

*McConnel,J.  W.       1877     Caiiis 

*  —  E.W.J.  1889     Cains 
•McCormickjJ.  18S7    Joh. 

*  —  J.  G.      1896    Joh. 

*  —  W.P.G.1899    Joh. 


King's 
Oath. 
1913    Sidney 

NonColl. 
1878     King's 
1883     Joh. 
1876     Trinity 
1912     Joh. 

Trinity 
Peter's 
Jesus 
1907     Trimly 
1888     Vemb. 
Cuius 
1891    Joh. 

Jesus 

1896     Christ's 

1910     Christ's 

Selwyn 

1894     Christ's 


1895     Trinity 

1909     Pemb. 

1858     Trinity 
1872    Jesus 

NonColl. 


Clare 
Trinity 
1885  Trinity 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Sehcyn 
Emm. 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1349 


Mccormick,  A.  Trinity 

—  E.  H.      1911     Trinity 
M^'Corquodale,  K.  Jesus 
McCosh,  E.  Glare 

•M«Craith,  D.  1899     Trinity 

McCririck,  D.  H.  G.  Clare 

*M«Cubbin,  J.  H.  1909  Trinity 
McCulloch,  W.  J  oh. 

♦Macdonald,  H.  M.     1889    Clare 

—  S.  H.  Pemb. 

—  N.J.  Feiub. 

—  J.  1913     Emm. 
MacDonald,  J.  N.    1909     Cuius 

*.M«Donell,  H.  C.       1904     Corpus 
■*     —  A.  P.        1882     Trinity 

"McDonnell,  J.  C.       1892    Pemb. 

—  J.  1901  King's 
McDoug-al,  E.  T.  M.  Trinity 
M«Dougall,  S.           1898    King's 

*    —  W.  1894    Joh. 

*M«Dowall,S.  A.  1904  Trinity 
Mace,  C.  A.  Queens' 

*iVIcF,lderry,  R.  K.      1894    Joh. 
McEwen,  J.  H.  F.  Trinity 

Macfadyen,  W.  A.  Joh. 

*McFarland,J.  11.       1876    Joh. 

—  J.  B.       1911     Sidney 
*Macfarlane-     c  M.A.  ^ggg  ^^^,.^ 

Grieve,  W.A.Xtncorj). 
*Macfie,K.  A.S.         1889     Cains 
»    _       J.  w.  S.        1901     Cuius 
McGeagh,J.  P.  Clare 

—  G.  R.  U.  1909      Cuius 
•McQill,  J.  H.C,        1870    Trijiity 
*Macgillivray,  G.  J.    1899     Trinity 

McGowan,  O.  1902     Cath. 

♦JVlacgowan,  W.  S.  1887  King's 
McGregor,  D.  G.  Corpus 

MacGiegor,  M.  E.     1913     Trinity 
Macgregor,  G.  H.C.  Cams 

—  A.  M.      1910     Queens' 

—  A.  C.       1888    Trinity 

*  _  D.  H.  1901  Trinity 
•Machin,  B.  VV.  1891     Clare 

*  —         W.  1907    King's 

—  A.  E.  1911     Down. 
Machtig,  E.  G.  S.      1911     Trinity 
M'^llroy,  H.  D.          1913    Jesus 
Macllwaine,  G.  W.  Pemb. 

♦Maclnnes,  J.  1887    Pemb. 

*  _  R.  1892     Trinity 
Mcintosh,  J.  G.  H.  1898     Christ's 
Macintosh,  H.  M.  Corpus 
Macintyre,  D.  L.  Clare 
Mack,  1.  A.                           Jesus 
Mackay,  C.  L.                       Corpus 

—  N.  1895    King's 


Mackay,  K.  1910     Trinity 

—  G.  R.  Trinity 

—  R.  F.  B.  NonCuU. 
McKenna,  J.  P.  L.  1912     Emm. 

•Mackeimal,  W.  L.  1906     I'riiiity 
Mackenzie,  F.  B.  Queens' 

*  —  K.J.J.  1909    Christ's 

—  L.  H.  M.  Maqd. 

*  —  J.  S.  1889     Trinity 

*  —  S.  M.  1901     Trinity 

—  C.  R.  Trinity 

*  —  H.W.G.1880     Emm. 

*  —  C.  1904     Emm. 

—  G.  A.  1910  NonColl. 
MacKenzie,  J.  W.  Down. 

•M<=Kerrow,  C  K.  1905     Clare 

—  G.  1913     Caius 

*  —  R.  B.  1897     Trinity 
Mackera,  G.  T.  G.  Pemb. 

nviackie,  O.  G.  1898    Clare 

—  L.  S.  Jesus 

—  J .  B.  Sidney 
McKinlay,A.  B.  THniky 
Mackeson,  G.  P.  Kiny's 

*MacKinnon,  K.  1905    Jesus 

M<=Knight,  J.  R.  1913     Queens'. 
Mackinlay,  D.  M.  Joh. 

♦Mackintosh,  A.  1883    Joh. 

_  G.  W.  1912     THnity 

*  _               C.  1893 
*Macklin,  H.  W.  1888    Joh. 
•Mackmuido,  F.  T.  1872    Emm. 

Mackworth-Praed.  rp^^^^-fy 

Mac  Laren,  A.  d.  .1 .  1911  Clare 

McLaren,  D.  B.        1898  Trinity 

*  _          S.  B.          1900  Trinity 
McLaren,  A.  D.  Doion. 

♦Maclaren,  J.  J.  1864     Trinity 

_  N.  1897     Trinity 

McLaughlin,  A.  Jesus 

*  —  H.VV.C.  1886 
*Maclaurin,  R.  C.       1895    Joh. 

Maclay,  E.  1912  Joh. 

Maclean,  J. E.B.B.  Peter's 

*  _         A.J.(Bp)  1880  King's 
K.  S.  Jesus 

McLean,  H.  1901  Caius 

.    _         N.  l«90  Chrut's 

__  K.  G.  Chi-ist's 

_         R.  C.  Joh. 

*  _         A.  1898  Triuily 
McLeod,  C.  E.  IH81  Trin.H. 
Macleod,  K.  G.  1909  Pemb. 

—  J.  D.  Corpus 

MacLeod,  N.D.  „„,'^"»"'- 

MacMahou,P.A.-5rc.2>.l904  Joh. 


1360 


MJEMBERS  Of  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Macrnaster,  D.  C.  De  F.  Trinity 

•  iVlacmeikan,  .1 .  A.       1871  Job. 
McMichae),  D.  W.  Clare 

—  G.  W.     1918  Oath. 

MacMichael,  H.  A.   1904  Magd. 

*  —  W.  F.  1869  Dow7i. 


McMicking,  G.  T.  G. 
'Macmillan,  VV  .  K.  F.  1903 


Trinity 
King's 


M.  C.       1875     Christ 
*Macmoiran,  K.  M.     1905     King's 


s  — 


Jesus 
Selwyn 
1910     Cairn 
Trinity 


1907 


[«Mullan,  H.  W 

—  H. 
Mac  Mullen,  A.  R 

•MacMunn,  H.  F.  * 
•Macnabb,  J.  F. 
Macuaghten.H.  P.W.  1902  K-, 

—  N.  D.  1903 
*     —  H.  V.  1885 


1900    Emm. 
1890     Christ's 


Trinity 
Hon.  M.M.  1891     Trinity 
Cuius 
Caius 
Emm. 
Peter's 
Trin.H. 


1909 
1908 
1890 


McNair,  W.  L 
♦JVlcNair,  A.  D. 

—  A.J. 
♦Macnamara,  E.  D 

—  C.  R. 
McNauEfhtDaviSjJ.VV.F.  Cath. 

•Macnaughton,  D.  A.  1898  Christ's 

McNeile,  J.  H.  Trinity 

*M'=Neile,  J.  1884  Trinity 

*  -         A.H,  1893  {S^f/ 

*McNulty,  J.  F.  1909  NonColl. 

Macpherson,  D.  (j.  Clare 

*  —  D.  G.    1901  Caius 

*  —  A.         1890  King's 

*  —                 W.  H.  1884  Trinity 
MacQiiarrie,  H.  Caius 
Macrae,  R.D.            1910  Sidoiey 

—  L.                   1913  Emm. 
McTaggart,  H.  A.  Caius 

*  —              J.McT.E.1888  Trinity 
M'^Taggart,  H.  A.  NonColl. 
MeWatters,  H.  M.     1913  Selwyn 
Mc William,  J.  Magd. 
Madagascar,  Bp  of   1883  Clare 

•Madan,  N.  1863  Trinity 

—  A.  G.  Trinity 
♦Madden,  W.  M.         1872  Queens' 


A. 

*  Madge,  F.  T. 
-      Q. 
_       R.E. 
Mager,  L. 
Maguire,  J.  F. 
*Maguth,S.  S.  LL.M.  1885 
Mahaffy,  R.  P.  1893    King's 

Mahalanobis,  P.  C,  King's 


1886     Trinity 
1872    Joh. 
1909      Emm. 

8e  Iwyn 
1905    Christ's 

Trin.H. 


Mahomed-Ullah,  S 
Maine,  B.  S. 
Mainprize,  S.  L. 
*Mair,  A.  W. 

*  —   D.  B. 
•Maish,  E.  H. 
•Maitland,  R.  W. 

*  —  R.  L. 
P.N. 

—  J.  D. 

*  —    Hon.S.G.W 
_  J. 

Maitra,  S.  N. 

*  Major,  H.  W. 

*  —      P.  A. 

—  H.  G.  T. 

—  J.  W. 
Makant,  A.  V. 

*Makepeace,  F.  L. 
Makinson,  J.  C. 
Makower,  R.  S. 

*  —  W. 
Malaher,  H.  T. 
Malcolm,  H.  W. 

—  A.  S.  L. 
Malcolm  Dickinson 
Malcomson,  LI. 
Maiden,  E.  C. 

*  —         H.E. 

—  P.  H. 

*  —        R.  H. 

*  —        C.  E. 

*  —        W. 

*  —        H.  M.  S. 

—  E.  W. 
*Male,  H. 

*  —    R. 

*  —    H.  W. 
Malet,  H.  A.  G. 

*Malim,  F.  B. 
*Malkin,  H.  W. 

Mallalieu,  W. 
*MaIleson,  J.  P. 
•Mallet,  E.  H. 

Mallett,  F.J. 

—  H.  R. 
Mallinson,  E.  C. 
Maliock,  R.  R.  M. 

1    Mallory,  T.  L. 
I    Malpas,  C.  C. 
*Malthus,  R. 
!  *Man,  M.  L. 
j    Manasse,  M.  M. 
j    Manby,  P.  A.  V\ 
Mandello,  J.  G. 


.  J. 


Chrlsf 


Qurr,,.. 

Trill  hy 

1898  Caius 
1891     Chiist's 

1908  Queem' 
1901      Clan 

1890  Pemh. 
1906     Trin.H. 

Jesus 

1891  Trinity 
1901     Trinity 

Non  Coll. 
1891     Queens' 

1847  Trinity 
1890     Ijinity 

Emm. 

1911  Clare 
1904  Emm. 
1913  Joh. 
1899  Trinity 

1904  Trinity 

1909  Emm. 

1909  Clare 

1910  Caius 

,  W.  2'nitify 

1913  Emm. ' 

1912  Caius 
1872  Trin.H. 

1913  Trin.H. 

1^1  {&;:, 

1867  Trinity 

1881  Trinity 

1884  Trinity 

Eiiim. 

1879  Christ's 

1848  Emm. 
1896 

1913     Caius 
1894     Trinity 

1905  Trinity 
Trinity 

1887  Trinity 
1887  King's 
1912     Doron. 

1911  NonColl. 
1909    Clare 
1908     Trinity 

Magd. 
Clare 
1903     THnity 

1899  Emnu 
Trinity 

1898     Trin.H. 
Joh. 


MEMBERS  OF  THE   UNIVERSITY. 


1361 


•MandeijSir  C.  r.,1 
Bart.i 

1876 

Corpus 

•Marindin,  G.  E. 
Maris,  A.  A. 

1864 

King's 
NonColl. 

*    —         C.  H.  W. 

1889 

Trinity 

Markham,  R.  G. 

1904 

Caius 

•    —         F.  W. 

1894 

Trinity 

—            E.  B. 

Christ's 

*    —        G.  leM. 

1903 

Trinity 

*    —           A.  A. 

1891 

Trinity 

—        C.  A. 

1906 

Trinity 

Marley,  H. 

Emm. 

—        G.  P. 

1907 

Trinity 

—       F.  L. 

1907 

Queens' 

*Manaieberg,  J.H. 

1907 

Trinity 

•Marling,  C.  M. 

1884 

Trinity 

—               L.  C. 

Trinity 

*    -         W.J.  P. 

1887 

Trinity 

Manekjee,  S. 
Mantield,  N.  P. 

Christ'' s 

Marlow,  C.  C. 

Joh. 

Pernh. 

Marnham,  A.  E. 

1912 

Jesus 

Manford,  R.  F. 

NonOoll. 

Marr,  C.  B.  S. 

Clare 

Manger,  A.  S. 

1911 

Trinity 

*    —    J.  E. 

1879 

Joh. 

*  Mango,  A.  A. 

1906 

Trinity 

—    F.A. 

Joh. 

Manifold,  E.  W. 

Jesus 

•Marrack.J.  R. 

1860 

Joh, 

Manisty,  H.  F. 

1875 

Trin.H. 

•    -          R.  G. 

1866 

Joh. 

—         E.  A. 

1894 

Trin.H. 

—         J.  R. 

1908 

Joh. 

•Manley,  G.  T. 

1893 

Christ's 

*    —         P.E. 

1903 

Trinity 

—        R.  S. 

Trinity 

Marriott,  C.  J.  B. 

1884 

Clare 

—        J.  D. 

1913 

Emm. 

—         G.  A. 

Caius 

Mann,  E.  J. 

1904 

Pemb. 

—          H. 

1889 

Corpus 

—      C.J. 

Pemb. 

—         S.J. 

1907 

Christ's 

—      A.  H.    M.A 

.  1911 

King's 

-         F.G. 

Christ's 

—     R.  L. 

Jesus 

—         R.S. 

1884 

Trinity 

—      F.A.  W. 

Christ's 

*Marris,  H.  F. 

1900 

Caius 

—     I.  A. 

Trinity 

—      E.D. 

1913 

Emm. 

*Mannering,  L.  G. 

1905 

Sidney 

Marsden,  G.  H. 

Clare 

*  Manners,  Lord 

1873 

Trinity 

-          T. 

1906 

Caius 

Manning-,  B.  L. 

Jesus 

—      A.  r. 

King's 

—           C.  R.  U. 

1912 

Sidney 

*    —        w. 

1864 

Joh. 

Mannooch,  J.  K. 

1910 

Queens' 

•  —      M.  n. 

1866 

Joh. 

Manohar  Lai 

1902 

Joh. 

*    —         E.  M^L. 

1891 

Trinity 

Mansell,  R. 

Queens' 

—         C.  A. 

Trinity 

—          R.A. 

1912 

Einm. 

-    '     W.  G. 

1908 

Emm. 

*Mansell-MoulIin,0 

.1909 

Kinq's 

♦Marsden-Smedley,! 

A.S.I 

►  1891 

Jesus 

Manser,  F.  B. 

1897 

Peter's 

—         F.  H. 

1913 

Cath. 

Marseille.  R.  K.  G 

King'i, 

Mansfield,  T.  C. 

1902 

Pemh. 

•Marsh,  T.R. 

■  1870 

Pemb. 

—            P.  1". 

1913 

Pemb. 

*    —      T.  H. 

1885 

Pemb. 

—            J.  H. 

Pemb. 

-      H.  E. 

1903 

Pemb. 

*    —          Hon.J.W 

.1880 

Trinity 

—      A.  S. 

1912 

Caius 
{I'rinity 

—          R.  S. 

1913 

Trinity 

—           H.  Y. 

1910 

Emm. 

—      R.A. 

1912 

Queens' 

—          W.S. 

Emm. 

•    —      R.  H. 

1878 

Joh. 

♦Maples,  W. 

1861 

Clare 

•    —      J.  B. 

1884 

Joh. 

Mappin,  S.  W. 

1877 

Trinity 

—      R.J. 

Joh. 

*Mar,  Earl  of     M.A. 

1860 

Queens' 

*    —      N.C. 

1894 

Trinity 

M  arch  and,  G.  I.  C. 

1910 

Joh. 

*    -      E.  H. 

1895 

Trinity 

•Marchant,  E.  C. 

1886 

Peter's 

—     F.  D. 

1910 

Trinity 

*    —           W.  F. 
Marett  Tims,  R.  D. 

1896 

Caius 
Caius 

♦Marsh,  F.  H.  sen. 

1^-^  {King's 

Margolis,  M. 

Joh. 

-      C.J. 

1912     " 

Down. 

*Mariette,  E.  H. 

1888 

Pemh. 

*    —      F.S. 

1900 

Selwyii 

•Marigrold,  J.  A. 

1882 

Trinity 

*Marsiiall,J.W. 

187.'> 

Peter's 

*    —            H.W. 

1891 

Trinity 

*    _           L 

1892 

Peter's 

—           J.  E. 

Trinity 

*    —           W. 

1899 

Peter's 

•Marillier,J.  F. 

1847 

Trinity 

*    —            P.T. 

1901 

Peter's 

1352 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Marshall.  F.  W.  D 

1910 

Peter's 

•Martin,  W. 

1892 

Uoiv.i. 

F. 

1881 

Clare 

*    _        A.E. 

1896 

Down. 



E.  A. 

Clare 

*    —       G.  W. 

1906 

Dovm. 



W.  H. 

1910 

Pemh. 

—        K.J. 

1913 

Heliinin 

•    __ 

L. 

1874 

Cuius 

—       P.  T. 

1908  NonColl. 

— 

A.  R. 

1913 

Cams 

^        H.  E. 

1913  NonCoU. 



J. 

1891 

King's 

—        F. 

NonColl. 

*    

J.F. 

1896 

King's 

—        B.  S. 

NonColl. 

— 

J.H. 

1898 

King's 

•Martiueau,  E. 

1883 

Trin.H. 



H.  G. 

1909 

King's 

_             W. 

1911 

Trin.  H. 



M.  O. 

King's 

-        c. 

1884 

Trinity 

— 

G.  T. 

Jesus 

—            G. 

1888 

Trinity 

*    __ 

F.  H.  A. 

1899 

Christ's 

_            M.  R. 

1892 

Trinity 

10 

A. 

1865 

J  oh. 

•Martley,  F.  C. 

1887 

Trinity 

•     

G.  A. 

1871 

Joh. 

Martyn,  R.  F. 

Peters' 

*      

F.  C. 

1884 

J  oh. 

-        R.  V. 

Pemb. 



W.  B. 

1902 

Joh. 

*    -        A.  J.  K. 

1888 

Caius 

— 

W. 

Joh. 

-        J.V. 

Sidney 

*     

E.T. 

1865 

Trinitif 

Martyn-  Linuington 

,A.L. 

Pemh. 

•     

F.  K. 

1870 

Trinity 

Marye,  G.  T. 

1868 

Trin.H. 

*      

W.  C. 

1872 

Trinity 

Haskell,  E.  J. 

Emm. 

♦     

H. 

1883 

Trinity 

*Masom,  W.  F. 

1891 

Joh. 



F. 

1886 

Trinity 

Mason,  R.  F. 

Peter's 

*      

C.  F.  D. 

1894 

Trinity 

rPemb. 



K.  M^L. 

1896 

Trinity 

•    -      A.J. 

1872 

-1  Jesus 

— 

T.  H. 

Trinity 

[Trinity 
Trin.H. 

— 

J. 

Trinity 

*    —      H.P. 

1893 

«    

F.  H. 

1900 

tmm. 

*    —      C.  C. 

1902 

Trin.H. 



A.  R. 

1908 

Emm. 

—      K.  R. 

1913 

Jesus 

— 

L.  P. 

Sidney 

—      R.  S. 

Jesus 

*  Marshall),  A.  F. 

1907 

Trinity 

*    —      C.  W. 

1860 

Christ's 

Marsland,  S.  H. 

Clare 

—      E.W. 

1912 

Joh. 

*Marson 

.A.  T. 

1883 

Trinity 

•    —      W.  V. 

1892 

Trinity 

Mart,  W.  T.  D. 

1898 

Joh. 

Masser,  B.  R. 

1904 

Clare 

*Maitell 

i,  E.  W. 

1884 

Queens' 

—       C.S.- 

1913 

Glare 

Marten 

,  R.  H. 

1912 

Caius 

Massey.J.H. 

Jesus 



H.H. 

Cuius 

•Massiah,  H. 

1891 

*     

G.  H. 

1898 

King 's 

•Massie,  J. 

1866 

Joh. 

*    — 

E.D. 

1879 

Joh. 

Masson,  K. 

1912 

King's 

«    

A.  A.  B. 

1892 

Trinity 

•Master,  A.  E. 

1890 

Caius 

*  Martin 

.  J.  M. 

1892 

Peter's 

—       D.  C. 

1902 

Caius 



R.C. 

1908 

Clare 

—       G.  G.  O. 

Trinity 

— 

J.  A. 
E.W. 

1909 

Pemh. 
Pemh. 

*Masternian,  Rt  1 
Hon.  C.  F.G.J 

1895 

Christ's 

— 

R.C. 

Cuius 

*    —             J.H.B 

.1893 

Joh. 

— 

E.G. 

1906 

Trin.H. 

*  Masters,  E.  R. 

1871 

Trinity 

*     

E.  M. 

1897 

Corpus 

*Mather,  B. 

1898 

Pemh. 

*     

R.  E. 

1896 

Ki7ig's 

*     -        H. 

1896 

Trinity 



O.  L. 

King's 

—        L.  E. 

Trinity 

— 

S.  S. 

King's 

Matheson,  C.  F. 

1913 

Caius 

*     — 

J.S. 

1871 

Christ's 

_           I.  M. 

Trin.H. 

— 

W.  A. 

1908 

Christ's 

—            J.  L. 

1907 

Trinity 

•     

G.  M. 

1870 

Joh. 

—           N.  M. 

1911 

Trinity 

•    

J. 

1870 

Trinity 

*    —           D. 

1874 

— 

J.B. 

1908 

Trinity 

Mathew,  C.  J. 

1894 

Trin.H. 



S.  P. 

Trinity 

—         C.  G. 

Magd. 

— 

T.L. 

Emm. 

—          F.  A.  H. 

Trinity 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1353 


•Mathews,  F.  C. 

—  C.  M. 

—  P. 

■    —  G.  B. 

*  —  E.  ff. 

—  E.  V.  D. 
Mathias.  H.  H. 

*Mathieson,  J.  F. 

—  W. 
Mathur,  C. 

•Matravers,  K.  E. 

*  —  H.  H. 
Matsura,  A. 
Matthaei,  E.  R. 
Matthai,  G. 

*  Matthew,  A.  F. 
*Matthews,  E.  S. 

*  —  T.J. 

—  J.B. 

*  —  M.  C. 

*  —  B. 

—  A. 

—  E.  W. 

—  J.C. 

—  H.  N. 

—  A.  S. 

—  E.  C. 

*  —  T.  H. 

—  N.  A. 
*Mattingly,  H. 
*Mattinson,  G.  F. 

Mattock,  F.  C. 
Maude,  E.  A.  W. 
*Maude-Roxbv,l 
J.  H.  J'.  M.  J 
Maufe,  S.  B. 

—  H.  B. 
*Maule,  R. 

—  G.  L. 

—  W.  H.  F. 
Maulik,  S. 
Maunsell,  F.  W. 
Maung-,  N. 
Mavor,  J.  W. 
Maw,  G.  O. 

_    F.  T. 

*  —    H.T. 

*  —    G.  T. 
Mawdesley,  J.  L. 
Mawe,  M.  D. 

—  E.  S. 
*Mawer,  A. 

Mawson,  H. 
*Maxlow,  E. 
Maxwell,  L.  B. 

—  S.  W. 
»    —          T. 


1865     Cuius 
1900     King's 
1913    King's 
IH84     JoL 
1868     rrinity 

Do  ton. 
1909     King's 
1886     Cuius 
1905     Sidney 

Maqd. 
1893    Cuih. 
1893     Cuth. 

Trinity 

1905  Trin.H. 
1913     Fmm. 
1904    Emm. 
1893     dure 
1904     CLure 

1911  Clare 
1884  Pemb. 
1907     Pemh. 

Gorjius 

1912  King's 
1897    Joh. 
1897    Joh. 
1909     Mugd. 

Trinity 
1902     Emm. 
Selwyn 

1906  Cuius 
1884    Joh. 

NonColl. 
Trinity 

1906     Emm, 


1909 
1901 
1907 
1913 
1911 

1911 

1905 
1909 
1889 
1888 
1894 

1908 
1911 
1904 
1885 
1883 


1870 


Clare 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Mugd, 
Non  Coll. 
Cuius 
Cuth. 
Trinity 
Pemb. 
King's 
Chriit's 
Trinity 
Corpus 
King's 
King's 
Caius 
Trin.H. 
Corpus 
Caius 
Trin.H. 
King''s 


*MaxwelJ,  C.  H. 

—  M.  T. 

—  I.e. 

—  R.  C. 
*Maxwel]-Lefroy,  H 
*May,  C.  E.  G. 

*  —    W. 

—  A.  H. 

—  C.P. 

*  —  H.  K.  D. 

*  —  O. 

*  _  W.  D. 

*  —  F.  H.M. 

—  G.H. 

—  C.  A.  C. 

*  -   C. 
*MayaIl,  R.  H.  D. 

—  J.  B. 

—  R.  C. 
Maybrey,  H.  J, 
Maybrook,  W.  R. 
Mayer,  G.  M. 

—  P.  G. 
*Mayers,  F.  N. 
*Mayes,  R.  M. 
•Mayhew,  A.  F. 

*  —  E.  H. 
*Mayhewe,  K.  G. 

Maynard,  C.  B. 

*  —  H.  L. 

—  H.  A.  V. 

—  H.  A. 

—  A.  F. 
Mayne,  C.  F. 

*  —       W.  G. 

*  —       W.  C. 
*Mayo,  C.  H.  P. 

*  —    J.F. 

—  W.  C. 

—  R.  H. 

*  _    J. 
•Mayor,  R.  J.  G. 

*  —      H.  B. 

*  -      J.B. 

—  F. 
Mead,  G.  C.  F. 

—  A. 
*Meaken,  A.  W.  li. 
•Meakin,  W. 

*  —        G. 

—  B. 
•Meara,  H.G.J. 
•Meares,  H. 
•Measures,  A.  E. 
*Medcalf,  D.  II. 

—  H. 
*Medding8,  R. 


1907 

Christ's 

1910 

Trinity 

Trinity 
Trinity 

.  1898 

King's 

1883 

Cuius 

1867 

Corpus 

1900 

Christ's 

1913 

Christ's 

1900 

Joh. 

1900 

Joh. 

1882 

Trinity 

1901 

Trinity 

1911 

Trinity 

Selwyn 

1883 

1891 

Sidney 

1913 

Sidney 

Sidney 

Christ's 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

Tnnitu 

1893 

Joh.    ■ 

1908 

Sidney 

1906 

Caius 

1901 

Emm. 

1906 

Trinity 

1913 

Pet4ir's 

1887 

Pemb. 

Cuius 

Emm. 

Emm. 

1910 

Caius 

1884 

Mugd. 

1899 

Trinity 

1883 

Peter's 

1901 

Queens' 

1908 

Cath. 

1912 

Magd. 

1862 

Trinity 

1892 

King's 

1893 

King's 

1851 

Joh. 

1911 

Evnn. 

1913 

Pemb. 

NonColl. 

1888  NonCoU. 

1898 

Trinity 

1899 

T-rinity 

1906 

Trinity 

1869 

Trinity 

1856 

Trinitv 

1894 

Christ's 

1890 

Pemh. 

1908 

Trinitv 

1882 

N,ni  CiM. 

57—6 


1364 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNlVERSlTV. 


1865     Trinity 


Medina,  J.  J.  NonColl. 

*  Medley,  R.  P.  .  1903  Caiu$ 
•Medlycott,  Sir 

H.J.Bart. 

Medrington,  A.C.P.  1912  Queens 

*Mee,J.R.  1872  Christ's 

—    J.T.  M.  1911  Christ's 

*Meek,  J.M.  1869  Trinity 

*  —      W.  A.  1873  Trinity 

*  —     S.  W.  1887  Trinity 

*  —     J.  1909  Trinity 
Meggeson,R.  R.H.  1909  Caius 
Mehta,  N.  C.  1912  NonColl. 
Meier,  F.  A.  1910  Trinity 
Meimarachi,  A.  1905  Christ's 

*  Melbourne,  LdAbp  of  1874  J  oh. 
Melhuish,  T.  W.  1910  Pemb. 
Melitus,  P.N.  Christ's 

*Mellanby,J.  1899  Emm. 

*  —           E.  1905  E7)im. 
Meller,  R.  W.  1908  Trinity 
Mellersh,  E.  L.  1912  Sehoyn 
Melling,J.S.  Christ's 

*  —         W.  H.  1910  Christ's 
Melliss,  H.  J.  1901  Trinity 

•Mellodey,T.  1874  J  oh. 

Mellor,  P.  H.  L.  1909  Pemb. 

—  J.  G.  S.  1898  Trin.H. 
»     _       VV.  P.  1888  King's 

*  —      A.  S.  1897  King's 

*  _      H.  1901  Queens' 

*  —  W.  S.  1909  Queens' 
*Melsome,  W.  S.  1886  Queens' 
*!Vlelvill,  J.  C.  1868  Trinity 

Melville-Smith  J  Trinitv 

H.MacL.  ^"^"'^^ 

*Mennell.  J.  B.  1902  Pemb. 

Menon,  K.  S.  Christ's 

—  1.  R.  NonColl. 
Mensa- Annan,  R.  Peter's 
Menzies,  V.  M.  G.  Tiin.H. 
Mercer,  C.  E.  E.  1892  Pemb. 

—  W.  L.  1880  Trin.H. 

—  J.  L.  C.  1912  King's 

*  —         R.  1876  Trimtp 

•  -   .'•  '«"!S;^:'/. 

E.  D.  Trinity 

—  G.  H.  1913  Selwyn 
♦Meredith,  H.O.  1901  King's 

*  _  A.  E.  1878  Trinity 
*Merriman,  M.  M.  1898  Trin.H. 

*  _             E.  S.  1908  (7orpws 

*  _            R.  W.  1905  Trinity 

—  A.  1).  Doion. 

*  Merry  weather,C.  W .  1903  Trinity 
Merson,  H.  K.  1911  Emm. 


Merton,  VV.  Trinity 

Metcalfe,  C.  H.  F.     1909  Ptmb. 

—  G.  C.  1911  Caius 

—  G.  1864  Cath. 

—  E.  P.  Emvi. 

—  F.  W.         1908  Sidney 
Metcalfe-Gibson,  A.  1910  Pemb. 

—  A.  E.  1909  Cains 

—  R.  A.  1909  Emm. 
Metcalfe-Smith,  B.  C.  Trin.H. 
Metcalfe- Walton,  J.  B.  Selwyn 
Methold,T.  T.           1860  TrinM, 

—  H.  T.           1891  Trinity 
I    Methuen,  L.  H.  Clare 
!  *     —           P.E.O'B.  1869  Trinity 
i  *Methven,  D.              1884  Corpus 

—  J.  N.          1908  Maud. 
*Mewburn,  G.R.        1886  Trinity 

j  *Mews,  J.  1877  Trinity 

"'^^^E'aTof'''}  ^^^  '^^""'^ 

Meyer,  R.  King's 

*  —      H.R.  1890  Trinity 

*  —      H.  L.  1893  Trinity 

*  *—      H.  G.               1905  Trinity 
Meyrick,  E.  E.  Tnnity 

*Meyricke,  A.  LI.        1901  Pemb'. 

*  —           R.  H.       1865  Joh. 
*Michell,  R.  A.           1895  Clare 

*  _         R.  W.  1884  Caius 

*  —        E.  W.  1866  Corpus 

*  _         W.G.  1877  Trinity 

—  A.  H.           1904  Sidney 
Micliolls,  R.  M.  B.  Trinity 

•Micklefield,A.E.R.1873  Joh. 

Middlebrook,  S.  Cath. 

Middlemas,  P.  Pemb. 

•Middlemast,  E.  W.   1886  Joh. 

*Middlemore-Whit-i  loco  t.,-..-, 

hard.T.M.        P^^^  ^'""'^ 

Middleton,  H.  S.  Peter's 

*  —  T.B..  M.A.  1902  Joh. 

—  C.  B.        1906  Joh. 

—  V.  G.       1887  Tritiity 
•M^^dleton-Wake,  j   ^852  Christ's 

♦Midiane,  J.  T.  1891  Do^on. 

Milburn,  B.  Jesus 

*  —         Sir  C.S.  Bart.  1900  Christ's 

—  A.  Trinity 

—  R.  G.  Trinity 

—  W.  H.         1913  Emm. 
•Mildmay ,  C.  H.  St  J  1884  Trinity 

Miles,  S.  H.  1911  Clare 

—  C.  V.  Pemb. 

*  —      E.  H.  1890  King's 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITV. 


1355 


•Miles,  J. 
♦Miley,  M, 

—  M. 
,  Millar,  J.  A. 

*  —       A.  L. 

*  _       E. 
Millard,  C.  S. 
Miller,  A.  G.  S. 

—  F.  W. 

—  W.  M. 

—  H.  T. 

—  C.  A.  M. 

*  —      G. 

—  H.J. 

—  N. 

*  —      J.C. 

*  —      E.  F. 

—  E. 

*  -      N.  J. 

*  —      F.  B.  A. 

*  —      C.  H. 

*  —      A.H. 

—  R.  B. 

—  R.  W.R. 
_      J.W.  E. 

—  D.  C. 

—  G.  H. 
_      H.  C. 

—  L.V. 
Miller-Hallett,  G. 
Miller- Williams,  E 
Milligan,  D.  W. 

*Millingtoa,  J.  1*. 
Million,  A.  B. 
•Mills,  A.  E. 

—  J.W. 

—  C.G. 

*  —  n.  H. 

*  —    G.R. 

—  E. 

*  —    W.  E. 

—  H. 

*  —    W.  H. 

*  —    E.J. 
*Millward,  G.  A. 

Millyard,  T. 
•Milne,  W.  P. 

—  A.H. 

*  —      R.  M. 

*  ~     J.J. 

*  —      P.  H. 

—  J.  S. 

—  E.  O. 
Milne  Home,  C.  A. 

♦Milne-Redhead,  G. 
Milne-Thomson ,  L 
Milner,  P.  R. 


1873     Magd. 
1884     Trinity 

1911  Trinity 
Peter's 

1910  Clare 
1891      Triniti, 

Emm. 
1913    Peter's 

1877  Pe7nb. 
Pemb. 
Pemh. 
Caius 

1862     Trin.H. 
1898     Trin.H. 
1913     Queeiis' 
1871     Jesus 
1871     Jok. 
Joh. 

1878  Magd. 
1877     Trinity 
1897     Trinity 

1901  Trinity 
1908  Trinity 
1913     Trinity 

Emm. 
Down. 
1913     Seiwyn 
Sehoyn 
NonColl. 
1905    Trinity 
.  J .  1910  Dinon. 
Caius 

1902  Ckrist's 

1912  Emm. 
1884     Clare 

1911  Clare 
Clare 

1883  Pemb. 
1898     Caius 

1913  Corpus 

1903  King's 
Cath. 

1896  Jesus 
1907    Joh. 

1905  Queens' 
Joh. 

1906  Clare 
1891     Pemb. 

1897  Jesus 
1875    Joh. 

1884  Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 

.    1912    King*s 
B.1888    Trinity 
.M.  1913  Corpus 
Peter  s 


Milner,  G. 

•  —       H.  S. 

•  —        W.A. 

—  H.  B. 

—  G.R. 
♦Milner-Barry,  E.L. 
*Milner.White,  H. 

—  R. 

•  —  E. 
Milroy,G.W.W.W. 

•Milsom,  E. 

—  H.L. 
Milton,  H.  A. 

•  —      A;  R.  B. 
•Milvain,  Sir  T. 
*Milward,  L.  S. 

•  —  R.J. 

—  H.  H. 

—  F.N. 
•Mines,  G.R. 
•Minnitt,  F.  A. 

•  —        R. 

—  R.J. 
•Minns,  E.  H. 

Minton,  H.  D.  L. 
Mir.  S.  M. 
Mirfin,  J.  C. 
Miskin,  S.  C. 
Misquith,  O.  G. 
Misra,  H.  N. 

—  J.N. 
Mitchell,  G.  W. 

—  F.  MacL. 

—  J.  R. 

•  _         R.  W.  T. 

•  —         E.J.  D. 

—  A.  L. 

—  A.W.  C. 

—  W.G. 

•  -  F.  G. 

•  —         P.  R. 
_         E.  S. 

•  —  C.  W. 

—  J.C. 

•  Mitchell-Carruthers, 
♦Moberly,  E.  W. 

Moeran,  W.  G. 
Moffatt,  C.  W.P. 

•  —  H.  E. 
Moffitt,  J.  P. 
Mogg.  A.  O.  D. 

Mogridge,  ii.T. 
Moir,  R. 

—  A. 
Moleswortli,  T.  H. 

•  _  B.G.F. 


King's 

1882 

Christ^ 

1876 

Trinity 

Trinity 

1912 

Emm. 

1889 

Caius 

1878 

Pemb. 

1908 

Pemb. 

1907 

King's 

1909 

Kmm. 

1875 

Trinity 

1911 

Trinity 
Trin.H. 

1903 

1905 

Magd. 

1867 

Trin.H. 

1887 

Pemb. 

1891 

Pemb. 

Down. 

Seiwyn 

1907 

Sidney 

1868 

Trinity 

1874 

Trinity 

Trinity 

1896 

Pemb. 

Jesus 

1911 

Christ's 

Joh. 

1912 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Caius 

Trinity 

1907 

Clare 

1913 

Clare 

Clare 

1884 

Pemb. 

1884 

Caius 

1905 

Caius 

1912 

( 'aius 

Cath. 

1884 

Joh. 

1898 

Trinity 

Trinity 

1904 

Emm. 

Seiwyn 

W.1879 

1894 

Trinity 

1911 

Emm. 

1900 

Clare 

1882 

Cath. 

Jesus 

1913 

Caius 

1900 

Trinity 

1913 

Joh. 

CaiuH 

Cttiut 

1S93 

Caius 

1875 

King's 

1366 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


—         W.  M. 


1900 


Molesworth,  G.  E.  N.        ^Queens'   \ 

*  —  E.  H.     1882     Joh. 
Moline,  R.  W.  H.   .  1912    Emm.     ' 
Holier,  W.  H.  Caius 

*Mollison,  W.  L.  1876  Clare 
{ Clare 
j  King's     I 

*Molony,H.J.(Bp)   1887     Femb.      I 

—  A.  W.  Pemb.      i 

—  B.  C.  Trinity   { 

—  J.  A.  1912     Sidney 

—  A.  C.  B.  Sidney 
Molson,  H.  E.                        Femb. 

—  E.  E.  Femb. 

*  —       J.E.  1891     Emm. 
*Molteno,  P.  A.           1884     Trinity 
*Momber,  H.  M.S.  T.  1906     Trinity 
•Monckton,  T.  E.        1884     Femb. 

—  J.  i^'.  E.  Caius 

*  —  O.  P.        1901    King's 

*  —  E.  P.        1864     Trinity 

*  —  W.G.      1888     Trinity 

—  F.  H.  Down. 
*Moncrief,  A.              1867     Jesus 

Moncrieff,  A.  Christ's 

—  D.  C.         1912     Trinity 
•Mond,R.  L.  1888     Feter's 

Mongia,  G.  S.  NonCoU. 

*Monk,  J.  H.  1888     Trinity 

*Monro,  K.  W.  1900    King's 

*  —       H.G.  1854     Trinity 
Montagnon,  A.  Joh. 
Montagu,  G.  W.                  Femb. 

—  G,  H.  S.  Corpus 

*  —  Hon.  E.S.  1902     Trinity 
Montague,  P.  D.        1913     Caius 

•Monteith,  H.  G.        1905    Femb. 
♦Montford,  H.  C.        1880    Pemb. 

*  —  E.  E.         1852     Corpus 
Montgomerie,  W.  S.  1908    Joh. 

*  Montgomery,  W.E.  1884    Clare 

*  _  W.       1909     Joh. 

*  —  H.H.{Bp)1870     Trinity 

*  —  C.F.G.  1880    Emm. 
*Moody,  R.  H.  1908    Emm. 

Moor,  C.  1913    Femb. 

_    F.  Trinity 

*  —     S.  A.  1886     Sidney 
Moorat,  G.  C.  Christ's 
Moorcock,  F.  A.                   Emm. 
Moore,  G.                   1907     Clare 

*  —      C.  A.  St  G.   1903    Femb. 

—  C.  G.  H.        1906     Caius 

—  W.G.  Caius 

—  J.  H.  E.  Caius 

—  M.  Caius 

*  —      C.T.  1870    Trin.B, 


Moore,  W.  H.  1891    King's 

'     —      J.  A.  1896     King's 

—  M.  E.  .1 .  King's 
'    —      N.  1869    Cath. 

—  G.  Cath. 

—  J.  1913    Jesut 

'    —      A.K.  1899     Christ's 

—  R.  T.  1913     Christ's 

*  —       D.  H.  1893     Trinity 
"    —      G.  E.  1896     Trinity 

—  A.  H.  1903     Trinity 

*  —      E.  S.  1906     Trinity 

*  _      W.  T.  1861     Emm. 

*  —      C.  A.  G.  1907     Selwyn 

—  G.  G.  1910     Selv)yn 
♦Moorhouse,  J .  (Bp)  1853    Joh. 

Moorsom,  R.  S.  King's 

*  —  W.F.  1857     Trinity 

*  —  W.  M.  1863     Trinity 

—  A.  E.  Trinity 
*Moorsoin-Mitchin8on-lioci  t  •   •* 

Maude,  C.  R.  P^^^  ^'•""^^^ 

Moos,  S.  N.  1913    King's 

*Moray,  Earl  of  1877  .  Joh. 

*Morcom,  E.  LI.  1901     Clare 

*  —         A.  F.  1906     Clare 
*Mordan,  P.  C.  1885     Trinity 

Mordell,  L.  J.  1910     Joh. 

Moreing,  A.  H.  1910     Trinity 

—  A.  C.  1912     Tnnity 
Moreland,  W.  H.  1889     Trinity 

♦Morgan,  W.  P.  1898     Clare 

*  —        A.  1885    Pemb. 

—  E.  C.  1907     Caitis 

—  H.  T.  Caius 

—  J.L.  1884     Trin.JI. 

*  —        H.  R.  1885     Trin.H. 

*  _        A.  1903     Corpus 

—  E.  D.  King's 

—  T.  D.  1912    Jesus 

*  —         J.  P.  1876    Joh. 

*  —        G.  E.  1884    Joh. 

—  A.  C.  O.  1906     Trinity 

—  S.  C.  1909     Trinity 

*  _         W.  E.  1909     Emm. 

—  D.  F.  Down. 

—  H.  A.  Down. 

*  _        J.  1897     Selwyn 

—  P.  C.  NonColl. 
Morgans,  G.  E.  1905    Feter's 

*Moriarty,G.  P.  M.^.  1897    Pemb. 

—  G.  H.  Caius 
*Morison,  Sir  T.  1885     Trinity 

Morland,  D.  M.  T.  Clare 

*  —  H.  J.  1894    King's 

*  —  J.  T.  1861      Trinity 

*  —         A. 'J\  1868     Trinity 


MEMBERS  OF  THE   UNIVERSITY. 


1357 


*lVIorley 

F.  W. 

1878     Pemb. 

"Mortimer,  C. 

1858 

Clare 

*     

S.  (Bp) 

1890     Pemb. 

-            L.  G. 

1876 

Trin.H. 

— 

D.  W. 

Femb. 

*    —           R.M.H.J 

.1883 

Corpus 

*    

G.B. 

1852     Cath. 

*     -           R.  G.E. 

1892 

Trinity 

— 

G.  H. 

Joh. 

-            A. 

1903 

Sidney 

— 

M.  R.  H. 

Magd. 

•    —           A. 

1860 

»    __ 

H. 

1869     rrinity 

Mortimore,  A.J. 

1908 

Cath. 

«    

Rt.Hon.A 

.  1871     Trinity 

Mortlock,  C.  B. 

1913 

Jesus 

«    __ 

C. 

1871     Trinity 

—         J.  A.  r. 

Jeius 

»    

J. 

1889     Trinity  i 

—          W.F.  W 

1913 

Trinity 

*    _ 

C. 

1906     Trinity 

Morton,  H.  B. 

1885 

Peter's 



R.  W. 

1912     Selwyn 

_.        C.  S. 

1908 

Peter's 

•Morrell 

.  R.  S. 

1890    Caius 

-        J.  F.  A. 

Clare 

Morrice,W.  VV. 

1906     Clare      ; 

♦    _        C.J. 

1907 

Pemb. 

*     

J.D. 

1872     Trinity 

—        H.  S. 

1911 

Corpus 

* 

G.  G. 

1882     Trinity    1 

-        J.A.FitzH. 

King's 

•    

R.J. 

1901     Trinity 

-       F. 

1912 

Cath. 



G.  W. 

1907     Trinity   \ 

*    _        W.  B. 

1892 

Joh. 

Morris, 

C.  A.  S. 

Pemb. 

*    -        F.D. 

1909 

Joh. 

A. 

1900     Caius 

*    —        V.  C. 

1909 

Joh. 



P. 

1890     Trin.B.  ' 

—        R.  F.  S. 

1912 

Trinity 

«    

T.  E. 

1885     Queens' 

_        H.  T. 

1912 

Emm. 

-  

W.  F. 

Cath. 

•    _       J.G. 

1908 

NonColl. 

G.  G. 

Jesus 

Mosely,  F.  M. 

1913 

Joh. 

— 

•Moser,  E.  B. 

1874 

Joh. 



A.  C. 

Moses,  C.  B. 

1911 

Cath. 

G.P. 

Christ's 

•Mosley,  G.  H. 

1880 

Christ's 

T.  N. 

1910    Joh. 

*    _        E.  R. 

1875 

Joh. 

F.  M. 

1913    Joh. 

♦Moss,  F.  W.  C. 

1901 

Pemb. 

J.  C. 

Magd. 

—    F.  W. 

Jesus 

•    ___ 

L.  B. 

1870     Trinity 

•    -    H.  W. 

1864 

Joh. 

J.  W.  G. 

Sidney 

*    _    W. 

1875 

Joh. 

Xc         

^.  C. 

1892    Selwyn 

*    —    J.  C. 

1882 

Joh. 

*Morrisl»-  H.  G. 

1889     Pemb. 

*     _    J.  M. 

1866 

Trittily 

1. 

NonColl. 

»    _    A.  M. 

1894 

Trinity 

Morrif-<»n-  E.  0. 

1913     Caius 

—    C.  E. 

1910 

Emm. 

H. 

Caius 

—    G. 

1913 

Selwyn 

R.  J. 

Trin.H. 

*Mos8.Blundell,F.B.1894 

Trinity 

* 

A. 

1897     King's 

Mosse,  C.  G.  T. 

1912 

Caius 

M.J. 

Jesus 

Mosseri,  F.  N. 

Femb. 

*     __ 

W.  J. 

1886    Joh. 

Mossop,  N.  K. 

Caius 

H. 

1889     Tri7iity 

*    _       G.  A. 

1885 

Joh. 

— 

J.  S.  F 
R.  G. 

Trinity 
Trinity 

•Mott,  R.  C. 
*Mottraiii,  V.  11. 

1899 
1904 

Trinity 
Trinity 

J 

Emm. 

Moulden,  J. 

Doion. 

* 

H.H. 

1905     Selwyn 

•Moule,  H.  F. 

1896 

Clare 

Moriitt,H."'j.G. 
Morrow,  W. 

Trin.H. 
1892     Caius 
Pemb, 

•   —    c.  w. 

—     H.C.C. 
•Moull.  C.A. 

1858 
1878 

Corpus 
Tritiity 
Joh. 

iVl-Orstr 

'  T.  n  v.. 

1907    King's 

MouUin,  E.  B. 

Down. 

.  Z    h.gT' 

—     C.  G.  H. 

•    __     E.St  J. 
•Morshead,  R. 

1861     Trinity 
1907    Emm. 

1880 
1872    Joh. 

Moulton,  W.J.        lBi« 
«    _         J.  H.          1886 
_          H.  F.          1898 
_          VV.  R.  0. 

Clare 
King's 
King's 
King's 

iChrUt*f 

Uoh. 



O.  F. 

Magd. 

•    —  Rt.  Hon.  Lord  1868 

__ 

R.S. 

1908     Trinity 

1358 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


*Moulton,  W.F. 

1889 

Joh. 

Mumford,  W.  H.N. 

1913 

NonColl. 

*Mounsey,  J.  E. 

1901 

King'i 

♦Munby.H.  E. 

1895 

Trinity 

—          G.  F. 

1902 

King's 

Muncey,  R.  W.  L. 

Trin.ll. 

—           R.  J. 

1905 

Kind's 

*    —         E.  H.  P. 

1908 

Joh. 

Mountain,  S.  W. 

Pemb. 

Munoz-Hurtado,  A. 

Magd. 

•    —            H. 

1902 

Christ's 

Munshi.R.  F. 

Cath. 

*     —            B. 

1905 

Sidney/ 

*Munro,  A. 

1892 

Queens' 

•Mount-Cashell,  Earl  1851 

Joh. 

—       D. 

NonCoU. 

Mountfield,  D.  D'O 

1907 

Pemb. 

Murdoch,  A.  J. 

Clare 

•    —             D.  W. 

1883 

Joh. 

•Mure,  W.J. 

1869 

Trinity 

*Mountfort,  C.  C. 

1905 

Emm. 

Murly-(Jotto,  J. 

1911 

Pemb. 

•Mouril)'an,  C.  A. 

1904 

Clare 

*  Murphy,  W.  L. 

1899 

Joh. 

Mousley.T.  H. 

1912 

Cath. 

Murray,  E. 

1908 

Peter  H 

—          E.  0. 

Emm, 

•    —         C.  M. 

1898 

Pemb. 

*Mowat,  J. 

1858 

Sidney 

—        A.  R. 

1913 

Pemb. 

*Mowatt,  J. 

1868 

Caius 

•    _        A.  H.  H. 

1877 

Caius 

*    —       0. 

1904 

Cains 

—        .1. 

1905 

King'.s 

Mowforth,  H.  H. 

NonColl. 

-        R.  L. 

Jesus 

Mowlam,  H.  J. 

1910 

Down. 

*     —        A.  R. 

1909 

Christ's 

Mowll,  C.  K. 

Cams 

—         E.  G.  D. 

1912 

Christ'.^ 

•     _      VV.  R. 

1879 

Corpus 

—        K.  R. 

1911 

Magd. 

—       H.  W.  K. 

1912 

King's 

*    —        G.  R. 

1886 

Trinity 

—      B.C. 

1912 

Emm. 

*    —        G.  J.  R. 

1887 

Trinity 

Mowton,  W.  E. 

Joh. 

—        P.J. 

1903 

Trinity 

Moxey,  E.  R. 

1913 

Pemb. 

*    —        A.  G.  W. 

1906 

Trinity 

*Moxon,  R.  S. 

1897 

Cuius 

—        R.  B. 

Trinity 

•    _       T.  A. 

1899 

Joh. 

—        T.  H.  E. 

Trinity 

_       H.  W. 

1902 

Joh. 

_        G.  A. 

Trinity 

Moysey,  L. 

1890 

Cuius 

—        J.C. 

Trinity 

*Mozley,  J.K. 

1905 

Pemb. 

'  Selivyn 

•    —        J.R. 

1862 

King's 

•Murray,  J.  O.  F. 

1881 

Emm. 

*    —        H.  W. 

1864 

King's 

Trinity 

*    —       J.H. 

1909 

King's 

—        U.G. 

Trinity 

—        B.C. 

King's 

—        C.  W. 

Trinity 

Mudie,  R.  F. 

1911 

King's 

—        R.  H. 

SeLwyn 

*Muggeridge,  G.  D. 

1899 

Pemb. 

Murrav-Aynsley,  C 

M. 

Joh. 

Mu^liston,  F.  H. 

1908 

Pemb. 

*    —                  A.  E 

.  1877 

Sidney 

Muir,M,M.P.M  yl 

.  1880 

Caius 

Murray  Smith,  J.  E 

.1911 

Magd. 

*    —   C.  R.  P. 

1896 

Caius 

Muscio,  B. 

1913 

Caiu.s 

*    —   R.  M.  P. 

1906 

Cuius 

Musgrave,  C.  T. 

1884 

Trinity 

—    D.  M. 

1910 

Trinity 

^Muspratt,  \\  K. 

1898 

Christ's 

*    —  J.C. 

1894 

Emm. 

Musson,  T.  M.  B. 

Jesus 

Muirhead,J.  A.O 

1912 

Caius 

—        F.  W. 

Emm. 

•    —            F.  L. 

1883 

Joh. 

*  Mutch,  N. 

1907 

Emm. 

Muir-Mackenzie,  H 

.C. 

Jesus 

•Mutimer,  A.  A. 

1881 

Trinity 

Mulholland,  W. 

1913 

Joh. 

Myddelton,  E.  G. 

Jesus 

—               Hon.1 
H.  G.  H.          J 

Trinity 

*  Myers,  C.  S. 

1895 

Cuius 

*     —       A. 

1869 

Trinity 

—                Hon.! 
G.J.  A.  M.L.J 

Trinity 

Myles,D.     ^ 

Einm. 

*Nabeshima,  N. 

1898 

Caiua 

•Mullens,  W.  H. 

1888 

Trinity 

Naesseth,  A.  L.  T. 

Trinity 

•MuUer,  0.  V. 

1890 

Jesus 

Naggiar,  S. 

1913 

Trinity 

•    -       H.  C.  A.S 

.  1900 

Emm. 

Nairn,  R.  S. 

Trin.H. 

•Mullett.J. 

1892  NonCoU. 

*    —     J.  A. 

1896 

Trinity 

•Mullinger,J.B. 

1866 

Joh. 

•Nairne,  J.  1). 

1874 

Jesus 

Mumford,  C.  G. 

Clare 

•    -       A. 

1884 

Jesus 

—           P.  S. 

Jesus 

!•   -     s. 

1856 

Emm. 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1359 


Naisby,  J.  V. 
*Naish,  A.  E. 

*  —     W.V. 
Naldrett,  H.  C. 
Nangle,  E.  J. 
Naoroii,  J.  A.  D. 

_        K.A.  D. 
Napier,  J.  W.  L. 

—  O.  J.  W. 

♦  N  apier-Clavering,) 

H.  P.         I 

*  _      F. 
*Nash,  H.  H.  A. 

•  _    E. 
*Na8on,  E.  N. 

Nath,  D.  B. 
Nathan,  R.  F. 

—  L.  C. 
_        J.  S. 

•  _        S.  H. 
Naumann,  J.  H. 
Nayler,  J.  L. 

_       W.  A. 
Naylor,  P.  A.  E. 
_        H. 

*  _       H.  D. 
_        J.  M. 

*  —       E.  VV. 

•  ^       C.  L. 

—  A.  T.  A. 
Nazim,  K. 
Nazimuddin,  K. 

*Neal,  J. 

3    A.  W. 

Neale,  F.  S. 
__     A.  K.H. 
*Neate,M.  R. 

Neave,  W.  S. 

Need,G.  S. 

Needham,  J.  N. 

Nehru,  J. 

Neighbour,  P.  M. 
*Neil,  J. 

Neild,W.  C. 

*  -     A. 
*Neill,  C. 

—  M.  M«C.  G, 

*  —    R.  G. 

—  N.C. 
Neilson,  H.  V. 

_         D.  F.  A. 

_  H.  J.  T. 
Nelder,  G.  C.  A. 
Nelson,  R.  A. 

*  _       J.H. 
_       G.G. 


Emm. 

1893 

Trinity 

1895 

Emm. 

Jesus 

Cuius 

1909 

ChnsVs 

Christ's 

Jesus 

1911 

Christ's 

1883 

Trinity 

1883 

Trinity 

1884 

Qtieens' 

1871 

Trinity 

1885 

Down. 

1907 

Trinity 

Caius 

Trin.  H. 

Trinity 

1893 

King's 

1912 

Peter's 

1907 

Trinity 

Femb. 

1913 

Queens ' 

1894 

Trinity 

1911 

Trinity 

1887 

Emm. 

1891 

Emm. 

1911 

Emm. 

THn.H. 

Christ's 

1868 

Corpus 

1910 

King's 

King's 

Corims 

Trinity 

1888 

Pemb. 

1897 

Joh. 

J  oh. 

Selwyn 

1910 

Trinity 

Sidney 

1871 

Corpus 

1913 

Clare 

1887 

Pemb. 

1889 

Caius 

1890 

Corpus 

1893 

Jesus 

1905 

Joh. 

1912 

Caius 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Christ's 

1902 

Peter's 

1868 

Corpus 

190b 

Chritt's 

Nelson,  R.  D.  1911     ChHst's 

Hon.J.H.  M.A.lMQTrinity 


1912 


1900     Trinity 
1903     Trinity 
1887     Clare 
1876     Trinity 
Joh. 
Christ's 
Trinity 
1866    Chrisfs 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Clare 
Peter's 
1906    Jesus 
1874    Magd. 
1880    Magd. 
1884     Trinity 
1894     Trinity 
1910     THnity 

•  —  Hod.  Sir  R.  1871  Emm. 
_  H.  A.  D.  1912  Emm. 
—        E.  G.  M.  Emm. 

•  —         F.H.  1871     Sidney 
•Neville-Grenville,R1869    Magd. 

Nevins,  H.  N.  1910     Selwyn 

*Nevinson,T.  K.  B.    1874    Joh. 


—  J.  T. 

—  R.  H. 
Nesbitt,  H.  F. 
Nesham,  C.  C. 
Ness  Walker,  J . 
Nestor- Schnurmann,  I. 
Nettlefold,  J.  H.       1912 
Nettleship,  J . 
Neuman,  K.  O. 
Nevett,  R.  B. 
Nevill,  W  . 
Neville,  M.  R. 

—  A.  W. 

*  —        Hugh 

*  —        Hon.  G. 

—  R.J.N. 

—  R. 

—  E.  H, 


New,  W. 

•  —    F.  E. 

*  _    J.M. 
—    W. 

Newall,J.  W. 

•  _        H.  F. 
Newberry,  E.  E. 

*Newbery,  F.  C. 

*  —  R.  K. 
Newbon.C.  E. 


1881  Peter's 

1887  Peter's 

1878  Jestis 

1910  J)own. 

1874  Tri7iity 

1880  Trinity 

1910  THn.U. 

1892  Joh. 

1907  Joh. 

1861  Trinity 


♦Newbury,  G.  S.  H.   1884    Trinity 

*  Newcastle,  Ld  Bp  of  1863  Trinitv 
Newcomb,  W.D.  1911  Trinity 
Newcombe,  H.  W 

•Newfoundland,  i 
Lord  Bp  of) 
Newham,  C.  h. 
_  F.  I). 
N  ewin  gton ,  H .  A .  H.  1 898  C^tus 
Newling,  S.W.  1894  Joh. 
Newman,  C.  C  Tnn.I. 

•  _  J.  1873     Magd. 

*  —  R.A.W.  1908     lymittj 
—          J.B.  1910 

•  _  H.J 

♦  —  F.C, 

•  —  L.  F.  1909  Jhicn 
•Newnham,W.H.C.1878  Cairn 
•Newport,  Viscount  1896  Trinity 
\\ewtou,E.  ^""^-     »*-'' 


1913     Trinity 

1863     Trinity 

Jesuit 
1896    Sidney 


Trinity 
1878  Sidney 
1906    J)own. 


1885     Pemb. 


1360 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


•Newton,  C. 

1874 

Trin.H. 

♦Nightingale,  E.  C. 

1880 

*    —        CM. 

1880 

King's 

Nihill,J.  H.B. 

Emm. 

♦    —        E.A. 

1890 

King's 

•Nimmo,  A. 

1881 

Trinity 

—        H.  W.  G. 

1905 

King's 

Nisbet,  A.  G. 

Corpus 

•    _        H. 

1864 

Joh. 

*    —       M.A. 

1860 

Jesus 

—        H.  G.  T. 

J  oh. 

Nissini,  S. 

Joh. 

*    —        H.A. 

1884 

Magd. 

•Niven.J. 

1874 

Queens' 

•    —        A.  W. 

1879 

Trinity 

•    —     Sir  W.  D. 

1866 

Trinity 

*    —        G.  D.  C. 

1902 

Trinity 

*    —     C 

1867 

Trinity 

*    —        J.  R. 

1907 

Trinity 

•Nix,  E.  W. 

1856 

Trinity 

*    —        H. 

1861 

Emm. 

*    -J.  A. 

1888 

Trinity 

—        T.  H. 

1905 

Emm. 

•    —  E.  B. 

1893 

Trinity 

Newton-Clare,  VV. 

S. 

Clare 

*    —CO.  A. 

1898 

Trinity 

*Nichol,  F.  k 

1883 

Cuius 

*Nixon,  J.  E. 

1863 

King's 

—       R.  W. 

Caius 

—      B.  H. 

1906 

Trinity 

Nicholas,  F.  P. 

1912 

Jesus 

—      A.  L. 

1907 

Emm. 

—          T.  C. 

1910 

Trinity 

♦Noakes,  E.  S. 

1889 

Cath. 

-           F. 

1913 

Emm. 

Nobes,  F.  J. 

1910 

Clare 

NichoU,  V. 

Pemb. 

•Noble,  H.  H. 

1883 

Clare 

—        E.  M. 

1913 

Queens' 

-     A.  H. 

1910 

Clare 

—        J.  W.M^^K 

. 

Queens' 

—      H.  B. 

King's 

NichoUs,  S.  H. 

1902 

Cuius 

*    —      W. 

1878 

Trinity 

—         A.  E. 

1897 

Corpus 

*Nock,  T.  A. 

1903 

Pemb. 

_         H.  L. 

1911 

Corpus 

N  odder,  C.  R. 

Tnn.II. 

—         G.  B. 

Queens' 

•    -        J.B. 

1876 

Corpus 

—        A.  C. 

1910 

Joh. 

*Nolan,  E. 

1899 

Trinity 

*    —         L. 

1904 

Down. 

•Noon,  J. 

1870 

Joh.    •' 

♦Nichols,  F.  n. 

1906 

Trinity 

Nooruddin,  M. 

Magd. 

Nicholson,  C.  J. 

1905, 

Caius 

Norbury,  C  G. 

1888 

Trinity 

*    _            H. 

1905 

King's 

Norby,  R.  H. 

Cath. 

*    _            G.W.de 

i  . 1899  Jesus 

Norden,  F.  L. 

Queens' 

—            E.G. 

1913 

Joh. 

•Norman,  W.  H. 

1886 

Caius 

•    —           H.  D. 

1852 

TriniLy 

—        r.  V. 

Jesus 

*    —           J.  S. 

1877 

Trinity 

♦    —          A.  C 

1884 

Trinity 

*    —            C.N. 

1879 

Trinity 

•    —          T.K. 

1886 

Trinity 

*    _           R.  F. 

1887 

Trinity 

*    -         R.C 

1894 

Trinity 

*    —           R. 

1889 

Trinity 

—       c  w. 

1913 

Trinity 

»    —           R.  A. 

1890 

Trinity 

•    —          0. 

1884 

Emm. ' 

*    _           CO.  E. 

1896 

Trinity 

*    —          W.A. 

1895 

Emm. 

*    _           J.W. 

1905 

Trinity 

—          T.  S. 

1911 

Emm. 

__           B.  D. 

THnity 

—          J. 

Fmm. 

—           H.J. 

Trinity 

•    —          G.H. 

1877 

Down. 

_           H.  H. 

Selwyn 

—          N.F. 

Down. 

Nickal,  G.  B. 

1912 

Christ's 

—          W.  H. 

1910  NonColl. 

•Nicklin,  T. 

1890 

Joh. 

*    _          F.  H. 

1861 

*LNickson,  G.  (Bp) 

1887 

Corpus 

*Norman-Lee,F.B.N.1882 

Joh. 

*Nicol,J.C. 

1884 

Trin.H 

*N  orris,  R. 

1884 

Christ's 

•    —     J.  D. 

1870 

Trinity 

•    _      F.  B. 

1887 

Christ's 

•    —     H. 

1870 

Emm. 

—      W.  F. 

Trinity 

Nicoll,  H.  F.  1). 

1906 

Caius 

•     -      G.  M. 

1853 

Emm. 

♦Nicolls,  W. 

1886 

Peter's 

Norrish,  J.  C 

1909 

Jesus 

•    —       G.  E. 

1884 

Pemb. 

North,.!. 

Queens' 

Nield,C.  H. 

Trin.H. 

-     G.  D. 

Jesus 

Nielsen,  E.  E.  M. 

Clare 

_     J.F.  A. 

Down. 

Nightingale,  C.  L. 

Queens' 

Nortbcote.D.  S. 

Trinity 

—               D.  A. 

1902 

Trinity 

—            T.  F. 

Emm. 

♦    _               J.L. 

1879 

Northorp,  F. 

1909 

Joh. 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITV. 


1361 


Northrop,  J.  E.  Clare 

♦Norton,  G.  P.  1903  Cuius 

—  D.  G.  1908  Cairn 

—  W.J.  1908  Caius 

*  —        C.  H.  1892  TrinM. 

*  —        R.  H.  1899  King's 

*  —         G.  H.  1894  Christ's 
«    _        F.C.  1872  Joh. 

—  H.  E.  1898  Trinity 

*  —         H.T.J.  1908  Trinity 

*  —        V.  E.  B.  1909  Emm. 

*  —        J.  G.  1897  Sidney 
*Norwich,  Bp  of  1885  Trinity 
♦Norwood,  G.  1903  Joh. 

*  _  G.  1882  Triniti/ 
Nosworthy,  J.  L.  Selwyn 
Nott,  T.  W.  1910  Emm. 

—  L.  C.  Emm. 

—  H.  P.  Emm. 
•Nottidge,  T.  1863  Emm. 
♦Notiingham,  E.  E.  1888  Cath. 
•Novelli,  L.  W.  1870  Trinity 
*Nowell,  H.N.  1892 

Noyes,  J.  C.  Glare 

*  —      J.  P.  1879  Cath. 
*Nugent,  E.  H.  S.  1871  Trinity 
*Nunn,J.  1857  Joh. 

*  —     H.  P.  V.  1899  Joh. 
*Nunns,  J.  C.  1896  Trinity 

Nurse,  S.D.  Joh. 

Nussey,  Sir  T.  W., )  ^^qq  -p^,-^  jj 
Bart.           ) 

*Nutley,  W.  1892  Joh. 

*  —       C.  E.  1897  Joh. 

*Nuttall.G.H.F.  iVi.^.l90oj^'gf;,^ 

—  E.  D.  1911  Christ's 
Nutter,  S.  B.  1907  Em7n. 
Nutting,  A.  R.  S.  1910  Tnn.H. 

*Nyasaland,LordBpof  1892  Trinity 

Oakden,  W.  M.  1909  Feter't 

*Oakeley,  Sir  H.  £.  1859  Jesus 

—  H.  E.  H.  1898  Joh. 
•Oakes,  B.  1884  Trinity 

*  _     B.  P.  1882  Emm. 

—  M.  W.  1912  Emm. 
*Oakey,  G.  J.  1898  Trin.H. 

—  P.  H.  1905  Trinity 
_      J.  M.  1910  Tnnity 

Oakley,  F.  C.  1911  Joh. 

Oakshott,  G.  J.  Cath. 

Oaten,  W.  S.  Sidney 

Gates,  J.S.  C.  Trinity 

Oatfield,  W..1.  1913  King's 

*Obeyesekere,  D.  1902  Tritiily 

*  __  J.  P.    1902  Tnnity 

*  _  F.  A.   1903    Trinity 


O'Brien,  B.  F. 

Trinity 

O'Callaghan.T.F. 

King's 

O'Connell,  P.  G. 

1885 

Pemb. 

J.B. 

NonColl. 

Odam,  C.  L. 

Sidney 

Oddin  Taylor,  J.  F 

1907 

Coryus 

Odell,  R.  E. 

Christ's 

•Odgers,W.B. 

1871 

Trin.H. 

—       L.  N.  B. 

Joh. 

*    —       F.  W. 

1901 

Trinity 

Odling,  F.  C. 

Clare 

♦Oelsner,  H. 

1892 

Caius 

•Oesterley,  W.  O.  E 

1889 

Jems 

O'Ferrall,  C.  L. 

Tiinity 

-           R.  S.  M. 

1913 

Trinity 

Offer,  C.  J. 

1911 

Corpus 

Officer,  H.  H. 

Selwyn 

*Ogden,  C.  B. 

1872 

Mag'd. 

-      C.K. 

1911 

Moifd. 

*Ogilvie,  F.  M. 

1884 

King's 

-       H. 

1903 

King's 

-       G.  N. 

Trinity 

•Ogle,  H.  L. 

1887 

Trinity 

*    -    P.  H.D. 

1897 

Emm. 

♦O'Hagan,  Lord 

1903 

Trinity 

*Oke,  A.  W. 

1882 

Trinity 

O'Keeffe,  A.  V. 

1912 

Sidney 

Okell,  W. 

Cath: 

—    CO. 

1911 

Joh. 

Okura,  K. 

Trinity 

Olabarri,  T. 

Clare 

Oldfield,  P.  J. 

Queens' 

*    _        A.E. 

1885 

Trinity 

*01dham, ii'Y{i^cofp. ^^^*  ^'"'^'' 

_         E.  A.  S. 

Jesus 

-         J.  W.  H. 

Trinity 

Oldroyd,  F.  N. 

Magd. 

Oliver,  W.  S.  V. 

1913 

Clare 

-      R.  E.  C. 

Fend,, 

-      T.  H. 

1909 

Cuius 

-      H.  G. 

1911 

Caius 

*    -      D.  T. 

1902 

Trin.H. 

—      D.E. 

Trin.H. 

—      H.  C. 

Jesus 

*    _       W.J.R.H 

1869 

Christ's 

•    —      J. 

1872 

Joh. 

-      G.  Y. 

1912 

Magd. 

»    _      F.  S. 

1886 

Trinity 

•    —      WD. 

1889 

Trinit  if 

_      R.  L.  B. 

1898 

Trinity 
Trin.H. 

Olivier,  E. 

Ollerenshaw,  F. 

Magd. 

Olley,  H.  R. 

1880 

Peters 

Olphert,  R.  A. 
•O'Malley.SirE.  L. 

1864 

Caitu 
Trinity 

_           B.  L.A. 

1899 

Trinity 

1362 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNiVERSITY. 


Oman,  J.  W.  M.A. 

1909 

QueeuH 

•Ottley,  R.  R. 

1886 

Trinity 

♦O'Neal,  T.  W.  B. 

1891 

Trm.H. 

♦Otton,  G.  V^.   • 

1882 

Christ's 

Onslow,  J.  W.  M. 

1890 

Trinity 

*Oulton,  W.  H.  S. 

1892 

Christ's 

*Openshaw,  J. 

1894 

Trinity 

—       E.  V. 

1903 

Christ's 

Opie,  C.  A. 

Cams 

Ouston,  G.  E. 

1896 

Caius 

*Oppenheim,  )  ,,   . 

1908 

Trinity 

♦Outram,  Sir  J. 
*    —        W. 

1888 
1896 

Pemb. 
Pemb. 

Oppenheimer,  K.  M. 

Jesus 

Ovens,  \V.G..I. 

1912 

Sidney 

*()ram,R.  A. 

1867 

Cuius 

♦Owen,  K. 

1893 

Cuius 

*  Orange,  J.  A. 

1908 

Trinity 

-     G.L. 

1859 

Trin.H. 

*Oranmore,  Lord 

1883 

Trinity 
Chrisfs 

—      G.  C. 

1903 

Trin.II. 

*Orbell,  T. 

1887 

•    —     I.  G. 

1884 

Corpus 

•Orchard,  F.  G. 

1897 

Emm. 

♦     -      R.  S. 

1888 

King's 

*Ord.  C. 

1884 

King's 

'|\ 

Jesus 

Orde,  C.  W. 

1907 

King's 

—     D.  H. 

Joh. 

*Orde-Powlett,       "i 
Hon.  H.  R. 

1870 

Trinity 

—      A.R.  B. 
*    —      CM. 

1870 

Trinity 
Emm. 

—                 VV.F 

Trinity 

*    _      Sir  H.I. 

1872 

Down. 

*Orford,  H.  W. 

*1875 

Sidney 

Owens,  F.  H. 

Joh. 

—       W.  K. 

(Jlare 

Owst,  G.  R. 

Emm. 

♦Oriel,  H.  S. 

1881 

Trinity 

Oxiey,  H.F. 

1905 

Queens' 

—    T.  H.  B. 

Trinity 

*    -     J.S. 

1883 

Trinity 

—    G.  H. 

Sidney 

—     A.E. 

1911 

Trinity 

Orlebar,  R.  A.  B. 

Pemb. 

Pacey.C.J. 

1907 

Sidney 

•Orme,  G.  E. 

1896 

Caius 

*  Packer,  G. 

1905  NonColl. 

-     E.  S. 

Queens' 

*     _       G.  F.  H. 

1906 

—  F.  R. 

-  B.C. 

Magd. 
Selwyn 

Padmanabha  Mllai 
K.  P. 

Trin.H. 

•Ormerod,  E.  W. 

1890 

Trinity 

*Padwick,  F.  H. 

1879 

Corpus 

Ormrod,  L.  A. 

Trinity 

•    -         W.  G. 

1884 

Corpus 

*Ormsby,  F.  C. 

1903 

Christ's 

*    —          F.  G. 

1887 

Trinity 

•Orpen,T.H. 

1874 

>  Pemb. 

)  Selwyn 

_         H.B. 
•Pagan,  A. 

1912 

1882 

Emm. 
Joh. 

•    —      J.H. 

1890 

Selwyn 

Pugden,  G.  V. 

Queen  >' 

-       W.S. 

Selwyn 

Page,.l. 

1906 

Caius 

*0'Rorke,  H.  W.  L. 

1892 

Trinity 

-    D.  S. 

1910 

Caius 

Orr,  E.  F.  B. 

Pemb. 

*    —     M.  F. 

1908 

Caius 

*  -    J. 

1864 

Jesus 

-    R.  P. 

1890 

Trin.II. 

*  —   A.  W. 

1907 

Christ's 

—    C.  G. 

1909 

Trin.H. 

•  —   W.  McF. 

1888 

Joh. 

*    —    W.  M. 

1905 

King's 

Orr-Ewing,  A. 

1913 

Pemb. 

—    F.  A. 

1913 

Queens' 

Orton,  W.  A. 

Christ's 

•    —     H.  W. 

1868 

Christ's 

*     —     K.J.  P. 

1895 

Joh. 

•    —    T.  E. 

1873 

Joh. 

*    -      G.  H. 

1895 

Trinity 

—    G.  F. 

1904 

Emm. 

•    —      W.H. 

1900 

Trinity 

—    W.E. 

1913 

Emm. 

♦Osborn,  G.  F.  A. 

1894 

Trinity 

_    S.  W. 

Emm . 

*    -        G. 

1887 

Emm. 

•Paget,  G.  E. 

1874 

Cuius 

-Osborne,  R.  W. 

1882 

Christ's 

♦     -       F.  W. 

1864 

Trinity 

—  H.  J.  R. 

—  L.  H. 

1913 

Christ's 
Christ's 

Paget-Tomlinson,) 
E.  E.       ( 

1904 

Trin.H. 

_         W.  M. 

1911 

Emm. 

"Paice,  A. 

1881 

Corpus 

Osmaston,  D.  F. 

Kinq's 

Paige,  J.  F. 

1913 

Caius 

Ormesher,  H. 

Christ's 

Pain,  E.  D. 

1901 

Pemb. 

Osmond,  T.  E. 

1906 

Emm. 

—    K.  W. 

1913 

Queens' 

•Ostrehan,  K.  A. 

1909 

Clare 

—    A.  W.(Bp) 

1866 

Cath. 

♦Otter-Barry,  H.  van 

L.  1908  Trinity 

-  W. 

1910 

■lesus 

Ottley,  W.  n.T. 

1911 

Joh. 

•    —   A.J.  O. 

1884 

Christ's 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Pain,  C.  A.  W.  1909    Selwyn 

,     —    H.  1904  NonC'oll 

[Paine,  A.M.  1867     Trinity 

-  C.  A.  1894     Trinity 

-  H.  H.  1907     Trinity 

-  N.  W.  1893     Trinity 

-  VV.  A.  1911     Trinity 

*  —      W.  L.  1903     Sidney 
Painter,  H.  S.  Selwyn 

*Paley,  G.A.  1896     Trinity 

Pallis.A.  A.  1910  THnity 
Palliser,  W.  F.C.  Corpus 

^Palmer,  H.  R.  1899    Trin.H. 

—  W.  H.  Trin.H. 

*  —         S.  1878     Corpus 

*  —         A.S.  1883     King's 

*  -        F.  W.M.  1899    Jesus 

*  —        A.  S.  M,  1900     Jesus 

*  —        J.J.  B.  1888     Joh. 

—  T.  N.  P.  1904    Joh. 

—  W.  G.  Joh. 

—  W.  E.  Joh. 

*  —        SirE.G.B.-l 

Bart.    J 

—  K.  R. 

—  G.  F.  N. 
Palmer- Douprlas,  A.  1903     Trinity 
Palmes,  W.T.  1911     Trinity 
Pank,  P.  E.  D.  1913     Caius 
Panter,  A.  E.  1910     Clare 
Panton,S.  F. 
Paradise,  J.  R.  T. 

*Paramore,  F.  H. 

*  —  W.  E. 
*Paranjpye,  R.  P. 
•Pares,  J. 


1887 


Magd. 

Trinity 

Trinity 


*  _     N. 
*Parez,  C.  H. 

Parham,  H.  J. 
Parish,  W.  O. 

*  -       J.B. 
*Parke,  C. 

—      A. 


1906     Christ's 
Pemb. 

1879  Joh. 
1899  Jok. 
1899  Joh. 
1855     Trinity 

1880  Trinity 
1857     Pemh. 

Trin.  H. 

Cath. 
1864     Trinity 
1848     Pemh. 

Jesus 


Tarker,Sir  W.  H.,  Bart.  1885  CLare 


J.  D. 

F.  C.  8. 
Lord 
E.  H. 

T.  W.  L. 
P.  H. 

G.  R.  W. 
H.  N. 
H.  V. 
G. 

T.  H. 
H.  W. 
G.  B. 


1910     Pemh. 

1898     Tnn.ll. 

1880     King's 

1885  King\ 
Qtieens' 
Queens' 

1884     Cath. 
Cath. 

1913     Jesus 

1877     Joh. 

1881     Joh. 

1889     MMjd. 

I  SGI     Trinity 


1363 

Parker,  R.  H.  1911  Trinity 

—  W.  H.  1911  Trinity 

—  0.  D.  S.  Triidty 

—  F.  A.  Trinity 

—  G.  M.           1906  Emm. 
Parker-Smith,  W .  B.  1907  King's 

*  —                  R.  1903  Cath. 
"Parkes,  H.  E.  1903  Trinity 
*Parkin,  J.  S.  1867  Clare 

*  —        T.  1868  Trinity 
*—        J.  1894  Trinity 

*  Parkinson,  W.  1909     Peter's 

—  E.  A.       1910     Christ's 

*  —  J.  1903    Joh. 
Parks,  A.  L.  Queens' 

*  —     H.T.  1898    Magd. 
•Parkyn,  E.  A.           1882     Christ's 

Parmenter,  G.  E.  P.  Jesus 

*Parnell,C.  W.  1896  Queens' 

—  P.  W .           1908  Joh. 
I'arrington,  W.  K.     1911  Clare 

*Parrock,  R.  A.  1891  PenU>. 

Parry,  A.  H.  1913  Clare 

*  —      J.  H.  1885  Pemb. 

—  R.  B.  Trin.H. 

*  —  J.  1881  Corpiw 

—  E.  A.  1902  King's 

—  J.  H.  1911  Joh. 

—  B.  K.  Joh. 

'    —    M.S.  1884    Magd. 

*  —    R.  St  J.  1880    Trinity 

~    ^""^-bhis-D.  1883  Trinity 

—  D.'j.  1912     Trinity 
Parry- Jones,  P.  E.  H.         Pemb. 
Parsey,  E.  W.           1885     Peter's 

Pemb. 
Selwyn 

—  C.  1904     PemO. 

—  F.P.N.  Pemb. 

*  —        Hon.  Sir  C.  A.  1877  Joh. 

—  J.  R.  1907     Trinitv 

—  F.  C.  Trinity 
"Part,  C.  T.                  1871     Trinity 

—  A.  F.  1898  Trinity 

—  G.  M.  Trinity 
Partington,  .1.  II.  1906  Vemh.' 
Partridge,  H    W.  1909  Kinq's 

*  —  W.  W.      1904     Qu««w»' 

—  J.  W.        1912     Qmm«#' 

—  G.  J.  Q,utxn% 

*  —           C.  1896  ChritCs 
Pashkoflf,  A.  A.  1911  yVwiiy 

—  B.  A.  1911  Trinity 
*Pascoe,  E.  H.  1900  Joh, 

_       F.  J.  Joh. 

Pask,  R.  19(>8  NonColl. 


•Parsons,  W.  L.E.    1894  {^ 


1364 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Paskin,  J.J. 

Joh. 

Payne 

,  G.  H. 

Jesus 

*Pass,  A.D. 

1907 

King's 

*    

E. 

1884 

Trtuity 

*  —    H.L. 

1898 

Joh. 

*     

n.  N. 

1905 

Emm.. 

Passant,  E.  J. 

1911 

Down. 



H.  W.  G. 

Kmia. 

Passingham,  E.  G, 

Jesus 



J.  W. 

Emm. 

Passmore,  J.  R. 

Pemb. 

Payne 

-Gallwey, 

P. 
,  R.  S. 

Trinity 

Pate,  W.  J. 

NonColl. 

L. 

Pater  son,  R.  D. 

Clare 

Paytor 

Christ's 

-           K. 

Clare 

— 

W.  H. 

Tri'idtji 

*     —           T.VV.S. 

1896 

Cuius 

•Peace, 

J.  B. 

1887 

Emm. 

*    -          J.M. 

1885 

Trin.H. 

Peaces 

r,H.  M. 

1902 

Kiuf/'a 

*    -           J.M. 

1885 

Corpus 

•Peach, 

G.  W. 

1873 

Trinity 

*    —          R.  S. 

1894 

Corpus 

*    

E.  H. 

1875 

Down. 

*    —          R.  G.C. 

1897 

Queens' 

Peach< 

2,  R.  C. 

1911 

Trinity 

*    —          A.  G. 

1884 

Uueens' 

•Peacock,  G.  H. 

1887 

Clare 

—          G.  A.  R. 

Jesus 

— 

VV.  M. 

1912 

Jes2ts 

—          M.  W. 

1908 

Joh. 

*     

M.  R. 

1909 

Trimly 

*    —          H.J. 

1889 

Trinity 

— 

D.  H. 

1911 

Trinity 

*    —          T.  F. 

1879 

Emm. 



L.  V. 

NonColl. 

—          H. 

Sidney 

»    

R. 

1880 

Paton,  W. 

Clare 

*Peake, 

A.H. 

19Q0 

Joh. 

*     -      G.C. 

1890 

Queens' 

•Pearce 

,  E.  H. 

1887 

Peter's 

*     -      R.C. 

1898 

Queens' 

^~ 

A.H. 

Clare 

*    —      J.L.  A. 

1886 

Joh. 

«    

R.J. 

1864 

Cuius 

Patrick,  N.  C. 

1898 

Christ's 

•    — 

E.G. 

1892 

Corpus 

*Pattani,  A.  P. 

1910 

Doivn. 

« 

F.  H. 

1885 

Christ's 

*Patten,  B.  A. 

1892 

Pemb. 

*    

R.  F. 

1897 

Joh. 

—      W.  G. 

Sidney 

Peter's 

*    

N.  D.  F. 

1884 

Trinity 

Patterson,  E.  J. 

1913 

— 

R.  S. 

Triiiity 

•    -           A.H. 

1872 

Trin.H. 



T. 

1907 

Emm. 

*    —          A.H. 

1874 

Cath. 



W.F. 

1890 

Down . 

•    —           R. 

1868 

Christ's 

Pearce 

-Serotold,F.  J.  1892 

Trin.H. 

—          R.  F. 

1910 

Joh. 

*Pearkes,  A.  M. 

1909 

Caius 

—          J.R. 

Joh. 

Pearman-Smith,P. 

H.  1910  E7ruN. 

*    —           W.S. 

1877 

Trinity 

Pears, 

R. 

1912 

Caius 

*    —           M. 

1894 

Emm. 

•Pearsall,  R.  H. 

1905 

Kiny's 

Patteson,  C. 

Pemb. 

C.  w. 

1902 

Triitity 

—          J.  D. 

1910 

Trinity 

*Pearse 

M.G. 

1895 

Kin^  's 

Pattinson,  L.  A. 

1912 

Jesus 

*     

P.  J. 

190(3 

Triniiy 

♦Pattisson,  A. 

1859 

Christ's 

*     

E.  B. 

1884 

Down. 

*    —           R.  M, 
Patton,  A.  G. 

1883 

Emm. 
Joh. 

♦Pearson,  H.H.  W 

.  1896 

i  Caius 
^Christ'. 

Patuck,P.  S. 

1898 

Joh. 



A. 

1893 

Caius 

—       R.  S. 

1908 

Joh. 

— 

L. 

1901 

Corpus 

Patwardhan,  V.  C 

1912 

Trinity 

— 

K. 

1879 

Kin(/s 

Paul,  H. 

1913 

Caius 

*    »_ 

J.E. 

1874 

Christ's 

—    A.  B. 

1909 

Christ's 

*    

A.C. 

1884 

Christ's 

*Paull,J.  R. 

1891 

Pemb. 



R.C. 

1910 

Christ's 

Pavey-Smith,\ 
A.  B. 

1908 

Clare 

•    ■" 

C. 
E.  L. 

1854 
1868 

Joh. 
Joh. 

Pawar,  V.  JVl. 

Emm. 

*    

H. 

1867 

Magd. 

*Pawson,  F.  W. 

1884 

Caius 

*     — 

A.C. 

1869 

Magd. 

*     —         A. 

1889 

Caius 

— 

R.  S. 

1896 

Trinity 

*Paxton,R.  C. 

1868 

Trinity 

•    

J.  S. 

1898 

Trinity 

*  Payne,  J.  E. 

1898 

Peter's 

•    — 

J.B. 

1855 

Emm . 

-       R. 

1899 

Cains 

*    — 

S.  V. 

1896 

Emm. 

—       A.  A. 

1912 

Corpus 

— 

L.  H. 

Emm. 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1365 


Pearson,  A,  C. 

—  B.  L. 
*Peart,  A.  H. 
♦Pease,  H.  G. 

—  W. 

—  J.H. 


1896    Sulney 
Sidney 

1884  Peter's 

1885  King's 
1889  King's 
1894    Kinfr's 


'    —    Sir  A,  E.,  Hart.  1880  Trtn% 

•  —     Rt  Hon.  J.  A.  1882  Trinity 
■    --     A.F.               1888  Trinity 

—  M.S.  1912  Trinity 

—  R.  A.                1912  Trinitj/ 
Peck,  J.  N.                1908  Caius 

—  E.  S.  1888  Christ's 

*  —     E.S.  1896  NonColl. 
Peckover,  Lord,  of)  .  r  n  leoAr.K 


Wisbech  i 

Ljlj.Xf. 

io»4J«n.. 

Pedley,  F.  L. 

Queens' 

—       E.  N. 

Clueens'' 

—       C.  F. 

1910 

Jesus 

•Peed,  S.W. 

1889 

Pemb. 

•    —    J. 

1888 

Corpus 

•Peek,  R. 

1878 

Joh. 

—    B.  M. 

1913 

Mayd. 

—    Sir  W.,  Bart. 

Trinity 

^eel.G.  N. 

1877 

Magd. 

*   —  r. 

1893 

Magd. 

*    —  W.  S. 

1873 

Trinity 

•    —  M.  L.     . 

1879 

Trinity 

—   H.  D. 

1907 

Emm. 

*     -  A.  L. 

1906 

Down. 

—  J .  K . 

Down. 

*     —  A.  W. 

1895 

NonCoU. 

Peers,  (J.  E. 

Corpus 

*    —     C.  R. 

1890 

King's 

•    —     VV.  H. 

1864 

Cath. 

—     E.  A. 

1912 

Christ's 

nVg.J.s. 

1899 

Corpus 

*    -     F.J. 

1891 

Cath. 

*    —     H.  F. 

1879 

Pegge,  A.  V. 

Caius 

•l^eglar,J.  J. 

1857 

Emm. 

•Peile,  F.  K. 

1893 

Christ's 

—    J. 

1900 

Christ's 

*Peiris,  J. 

1882 

Joh. 

—     L.  J.M. 

Joh. 

*Peirson,  E.  G. 

1882 

Peter's 

•Pelham,  Hon.T.  H.W.1869TriMtti/ 
*     —         W.  H.  1908     Trinity 

—  Hon.  S.  G.  Trinity 

—  Hon.  M.  H.         .  Trinity 
Pelham  Clinton,  G.  E.       Trinity 


•Pellew,  H.  E. 
•Pelling,  S.  B. 
*Pelly,  A.  C. 

—    E.  P.L. 
•Pelton,  W.  F. 
Pemberton,  J. 


1850     Trinity 
1907     Clare 
1904     Trinity 

Trinity 
1883    Caius 

Clare 


Pembertou,  M.  1884 

*  —  C.  L.      1850 

*  —  T.  P.      1855 

—  F.  P.  C. 

—  V.T. 
Pendered,  J.  H. 

*Pendlebury,  H.  S. 

•Penfold,  H.C.' 

Penistan,E.  J. 

Penman,  L.  T. 

Penn,  G.  M. 

Pennant,  D.  F. 
*Pennefather,  F.  W 
•Pennethorne,  D.  P.    1858 

*  —  G.  W.  1860 
•Penny,  A.  G.  1890 

—  C.  J. 

•  —      J. 

•  —      E.  B. 

*  -      A. 
*Pennyman,  J.  W 
•Penrice,  C.J. 

Penrose,  E.J.McN.  1910 

•  —  J.  T.  1877 
Penrose-Fitzgerald,  M.  J. 
Penzer,  N.  M. 

Pepin,  A.  R. 

Peploe,  K. 
•Pepper,  C. 
•Pepys,  a.G. 
*Percival,  A.  F. 

•  —         J.  A. 

*  _         J. 
_  H.  F. 

*  _  C.J. 
Perkin,  A.  L.  D. 
Perkins,  R.  B. 

*  —        H. 

*  —        J.J. 

—  F.  A. 

—  J.S. 
•Perks,  VV. 

—  J.  N.  R. 

—  W.  L. 
'Perowne,  T.  J. 

•  __  A.  W.  T 

•  —  W.  F. 
Perrens,  C.  N.  T. 

*  Perrett,  G.  B. 
Perrin,  E.  C. 

•  —  M.  N. 

•  -  W.  S. 

•  -  H.N. 
_  M. 

•Perring,  Sir  P.  Bait.  1862 
Perrins,  C.  F.  D. 


1909 
1893 
1877 
1856 
1898 
1901 
1910 
1888 
1874 


1842 
1864 
1868 
1880 
1887 


1869 
1852 
1908 
1869 

1887 
1904 
1882 

1879 
1854 
1888 
1910 

1880 


1889 
1855 
1910 
1909 
1908 
1909 
1904 
1896 
1911 


Caius 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Sidney 
Caius 
Pemb. 
Joh. 
Trin.H. 
Clare 
King's 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trin.H, 
Jesus 
Peter's 
Jesus 
Joh. 
Trinity 
THniiy 

Trinity 
Trinity 

Trinity 
Corpus 
Pemb. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Caius 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Tnn.H. 
Peter's 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Emm. 
NonColl. 
Corpus 
Magd. 
Setxoyn 
Corpus 
King's 
Jesus 
Tnnity 
Emm. 
Peter's 
Pemb. 
Caius 
King's 
King's 
Trinity 
Magd, 


1366 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Perrins,  M.  D. 
Perrot,  G. 
*Perrott,  A.  D. 

*  —       F.  D. 
*Perrott-Sinith,  li.  H. 

Perry,  E.  W. 

*  —      W.C. 

*  —      H.  A. 

*  _     Sir  E.G. 

—  G.  A. 

—  J.  C. 

*  -      G. 

\j,ncoi-p. 

*  Perth,  Bp  of 
*Peskett,  A.G. 

*  —        A. 
*Peters,  E.  A. 

—  R.  A. 

—  M. 

—  T.  E. 

—  J.  H.G. 

—  E.G. 

—  A.J. 

—  A.  D. 

—  A. 
Petersen,  W,  S. 
Petherbridge,  F.  R. 

*Petherick,  G.  T. 

—  G.  G. 

—  J.C. 

—  M. 
•Petit,  P. 

Peto,  H. 

Petro,  J.  A.  W. 
*Petter,  W.  D.  II . 

Pettigrew,  A.  G. 

Pettit,  J.  li. 
*Pettnian,  H. 

Petty,  M.  J. 
*Peyton-Burbery,  ) 
R.J.  P.  I 

•Phear,  H.  H. 

—  H.  W. 

*  —     A.  G. 

*  —      S.  G. 

*  Phelps,  W.P. 

*  —  T.  T. 

*  —  E.  L. 

*  —  A.  M. 

*  —  S.  de  L. 
E  A 

Philby,  H.'st'j.  B. 
•Philip,  VV.  E. 

—  E.  W. 
•Philipson.SirG.  H. 

—  M.  R. 


Trinity 

Christ's 

1893 

Cuius 

1883 

Trinity 

1895 

Emm. 

1913 

Cahis 

1877 

Cath. 

1874 

King's 

1880 

King's 

1913 

Queens' 

1910 

Joh. 

1857 

Trinity 

1912 

Trinity 

1878 

Caius 

1875 

Magd. 

1880 

Magd. 

1891 

Caius 

1911 

Caius 

1912 

Cath. 

1910 

Jems 

Jesus 

1909 

Chdst's 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Trinity 

1913 

Trinity 

1909 

Sidney 

1883 

Trinity 

Trinity 

1911 

Trinity 

Irtnity 

1882 

Corpus 

1911 

Femh. 

Jesus 

1885 

Trinity 

1906 

Seiwyn 

• 

Christ's 

1896 

Q.neens' 

1909 

Down. 

1906 

Christ's 

1881 

Caius 

Caius 

1888 

Trinity 

1852 

Emm. 

1886 

Cuius 

1894 

Trinity 

1870 

Sidney 

1872 

Sidney 

1875 

Sidney 

1902 

Emm. 

1907 

Trinity 

1894 

Clare 

Trinity 

1862 

Caius 

1911 

Trinity 

Philipson-Stow,  R, 
Phillimore,  J. 
Phillipps,  v.  A. 
•Phillips,  LI.  C.  P. 

*  —        M. 

*  —         W.R. 

*  -         C.  A. 

*  —      c.  s. 

—  G. 

*  —        G.C.J. 

—  G.  A.  W. 

—  J. 

—  L.  P. 

—  A.  T. 

*  —  J. 

*  —  S.  H. 

—  W.  R. 

—  R.  S. 

H.  W.  L. 

—  H.  E. 

—  L.  C.  W. 

*  —        A.L. 

*  —        P.  R. 

—  b. 

—  E.H. 

—  VV.  D. 

—  W.R. 
Phillipsoii,  E. 

*Phillpotts,S.  B. 

—  G.  S. 
Philp,  C.  H.  G. 
Philpot,  F.  G. 

*Philpott,  O. 

*  —         T.  V. 

—  J.  M. 
•Phipps,R. 
*Piagg-io,H.T.  H. 

Picciotto,  CM. 
Pickard,  W.  B. 

—  B. 
•Picken,  D.  K. 

Pickering,  B.  M. 

—  D.  V. 
Pickett,  F.  L.  A. 

—  A.C. 
Pickthorn,K.W.M. 

*Picton,  T. 
*Picton-Warlow,F.T. 

Pienaar,  L.  L. 
*Pieris,  P.  E. 
*Pierpoint,  R.  D. 

Pigeon,  J.  W. 

*  —  H. 
Piggot,  A.  A. 
Piggott,  F.  S.  L. 

*Pigou,A.  C. 


M.  P. 
1 908 
1913 
1892 
1901 
1878 
1894 
1905 
1855 
1885 
1911 
1906 
1911 

1877 
1903 
1911 


1889 
1900 
1900 
1906 
1903 

1910 

1865 
1898 
1907 

1878 
1887 
1913 
1887 
1906 
1910 
1911 
1911 
1902 
1913 
1909 

1908 
1913 
1902 
1901 
1913 
1895 
1861 
1908 
1879 
1879 
1913 

1899 


Trinity 
Trinity 

THuity 
Caius 
Caius 
'Trill.  H . 
King's 
Kinp;'s 
Queetis' 
Qn<:<  r.' 
Jesus 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Sidney 
Do  ion. 
Selv)i/n 
Fete'r's 
King's 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Cath. 
Jesus 
Trinity 
Sel'wyn 
Clare 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Queens'' 
Trinity 
Jesus 
Caius 
Emvi. 
Peter's 
Cains 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Emm . 
King',^ 
Trinity 
Joh. 
Christ's 


Pemb. 
Emm. 
King''s 


MEMBEES  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1367 


*l'ike,  I-.  G. 

1878 

Cuius 

♦Pile,  F.S.J. 

1890 

Sidney 

♦Pilkington,  J.  H. 

1879 

Pemb, 

-              D.H. 

Pemh. 

—             L.  E. 

1896 

King's 

*    —             A.  C. 

1897 

Joh. 

—            E.  F. 

1907 

Trinity 

—            H.  B. 

1908 

Trinitv 

—             D.  F. 

Trinity 

Pillai,  M.  V. 

1911 

Down. 

—     P.C.I. 

NonColl. 

Pillay,  L. 

Down. 

♦PiUey,  F.  G. 

1890 

Down. 

Filter,  C. 

1909 

King's 

.      —    R. 

1907 

Emm . 

Pirn,  F.  H. 

1900 

Christ' i 

•Pinches,  H.I. 

1899 

Sidney 

♦Pmckard,  G.  II. 

1892 

Jesus 

•Pinckney,  VV.  J. 

1868 

Trinity 

*    —           A.  H. 

1872 

Trinitv 

•Finder,  H.  F. 

1873 

Joh.     " 

Pinfield,  G.  V. 

Clare 

Pinkerton,  J. 

1911 

Emm. 

Pinkham,  C. 

1911 

Cuius 

Pinks,  K.  D.  P. 

1910 

Clare 

•Pinseni,  H.  C. 

1878 

Joh. 

—        G.  U.S. 

1910 

Trinity 

—        D.  H. 

1913 

Trinity 

Pite,  I.  B. 

1912 

Trinity 

*Pitnian,  F.  I. 

1885 

Trinity 

*Pitt.,  G.  N. 

1876 

Clare 

—  R.  B. 

1910 

Clare 

"    —  R.  W. 

1872 

Corpus 

—  F.  A. 

Queens' 

*    —  P.  S. 

1904 

Trinity 

*    _  w.  O. 

1902 

Emm. 

—  W.J. 

1909 

Do'wn. 

Pittom,  M^  W.  P. 

1911 

Joh. 

Pitt-Piits,  W.  A. 

1912 

Emvi. 

*  Pitts,  B. 

1872 

Jesus 

*    —  T. 

1865 

Emm. 

•     —   B.T. 

1909 

Emm. 

*Pitts. Tucker,  M.H 

.  1890 

Pemh. 

•    —                W.  E 

.  1884 

Trinity 

*Pixell,J.V. 

1905 

Tritnty 

*Plaisiowe,  F.  G. 

1888 

Queens' 

*Planck,  C. 

1880 

Peter's 

♦Plaskitt,  W.  L. 

1884 

Peter's 

—        G.  M. 

Peter's 

•Piatt,  P.  P. 

1889 

Coiyus 

*    _    H.  E. 

1875 

Joh. 

*    -    J.  A. 

1883 

Trinity 

•    —    R.  H. 

1904 

Trinity 

—    M.  C. 

Trinity 

Platts,  S.  G. 

1910 

Cuius 

—     A.  L. 

1913 

Gains 

*  Player,  R. 

1896 

Clare 

Player,  E  N. 
Playfair,  K. 

—  P.  L 
*Playne,  F.  S. 

Plews.H.  W. 

*Pleydell-Bouverie,)  ,q-, 

H.  H.p^^' 

Plowden,  H.  R.         1910 

Plowden-WardlawJiQo„ 

J.  T.  r^'-^ 

•Plucknett,  G. 
•Plume,  E.  F. 
•Plummer,  F.  M. 

*  -  C. 
*Plunket,Hon.| 

B.  J.  (Bp)  i 
♦Plymouth,  Earl  of 
*Pochin,  V.  R. 

*  —        VV.J.R. 
*Pocklington,  H.  C 

Poignand,  R.  N. 

*  —  C.  W. 
Points,  W.  G. 
Polack,  B.  J. 

—  A.l. 

—  E.  E. 
*Pole,  G.  H. 
*l^ole-Carew,  G. 

Poll.iU,  D.  A. 

—  C.  C. 
Pollak,  L.  A. 
Pollard,  H.J.  A. 

*  -  J. 

*  —  W. 

*  —  L.  G. 

*  —  C. 

—  W.  M.  N. 

—  S. 
•Pollexfen,  H. 

Pollock,  R.  E.    ■ 

*  —        C.  A.  E. 
_        D.  N. 

*  —        J.T. 

*  —  Sir  F.  Bart.  1867 
1882 
1884 
1900 
1909 
1911 


1912 


1899 


1870 

1884 
1884 
1852 

1895 

1878 
1901 
1873 
1892 
1900 
1901 

1913 


1880 
1881 
1912 

1911 

1878 
1893 
1888 
1896 
1912 

1876 
1913 
1881 
1886 
1874 


*  —         H. 

*  _        E.  M. 

*  —        F.J. 

—  C.  T.  A. 

—  II.  R. 

*  —        li.  D.  F 

*  —  K. 
Polmeer,  H. 
Pond,  R.  E. 

•Ponsonby,  S.  G. 

—  A.G. 

—  C.  T. 
•Pontifex,  A. 


1898 

1912 
1880 


1865 


NonColl. 

Cains 

King's 

Cath. 

Clare 

Trinity 

Clare 

King's 

Trinity 
Corpus 

Chrtst^s 
Trinity 

Corpus 

Joh. 
Trinity 
Sidney 
Joh. 
Cains 
Guilts 
NonColl. 
King's 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Corpus 
Trin.H. 
Corpus 
Trinity 
King's 
Clare 
Cuius 
Cuius 
Queens^ 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
I'emh. 
Pemh. 
Carpus 
King's 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Hidney 
Sidney 
Down. 
Selujyn 
Trinity 
TViniiy 
Pemh. 
Trinity 


1368 


31  EMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY, 


*Poole,  S.  J. 

1902 

Cath. 

♦Povey 

W.J. 

1884 

*    —    J.  s. 

1886 

Trinity 

Powel 

,  W.A. 

1908 

—    P.  s. 

1904 

Sidney 



L.  M. 

—     H. 

1907 

Sidney 

*     — 

J.  C. 

1883 

—     S.  P. 

Seiioyn 



K. 

1907 

—     C.  A. 

Seiivyn 

— 

L. 

1910 

*Pooley,  E.  H. 

1898 

Pemb. 



J.  R. 

1911 

—       G.H. 

1907 

Caiui 



E.  H. 

•    —       H.  F. 

1863 

Joh. 

*    

T. 

1870 

—       J.S. 

1911 

Trinity 

*     

N.  G. 

1898 

Pope,  H.  B. 

1908 

Caius 



F.  C. 

*    —    W.  H.  C. 

1897 

Queens' 

*    

M. 

1862 

*    —    J. 

1877 

Joh. 

•    

E.  P. 

1883 

*    -    N.  C. 

1904 

Joh. 



O.  B. 

1889 

_     P.  M. 

1913 

Magd. 

•    

LI. 

1891 

•    -    A. 

1867 

Trinity 

*     — 

W.  M. 

1897 

*     —    A.  R. 

1893 

Trinity 



T.  F. 

1908 

*    —    C.  G. 

1894 

Trinity 

— 

E.  W. 

1908 

—    C. 

1912 

Trinity 



K.  R. 

1913 

*    —    W.  J.      M.A 

.  1908 

Sidney 



J.  M.S. 

*Popham,  J.  F. 

1869 

Down . 

Powell-Price,  J.  C 

1910 

Porritt,  E.  N. 

1911 

Caixis 

Powel  Smith,  L.  J. 

Portago,  A. 

Christ's 

Power 

,  J.  W. 

I'orteous,  W.  C. 

1906 

Corpus 

Power-Cluiterbuck 

,  J.  E. 

—           N.  W. 

Down. 

Powers,  C. 

1906 

*Porter,  E.  W. 

1888 

Pemh. 

*  Powis 

Earl  of 

1885 

*    —       C.  F. 

1853 

Caius 

*Powle 

SA.H.  i/..4.i«c.  189 

*     —       F. 

1899 

Caius 

*Powna 

11,  E.  VV. 

1877 

—       C.  E.  V. 

Caius 

»     

G.  S. 

1884 

—       G.H. 

Caius 



J.  C.  G. 

1912 

•    —       G. 

1865 

Christ's 

*Powys 

,C.  F. 

1866 

*    —       H.H. 

1898 

Christ's 

*     

M.  0.  W. 

1888 

—       V.  K. 

Christ's 



Hon.  S. 

1890 

•    _       E.E. 

1867 

Trinity 

♦Poyer, 

J.  P. 

1866 

*    —       H. 

1884 

Trinity 

Poynder,  E.  G.  T. 

•    —      A.L. 

1886 

Trinity 

♦Poynting-,  J.  H. 

1876 

—       J.  A. 

1888 

Trinity 

Pracy 

H.  E.  F. 

—       E.  J. 

1911 

Trinity 

Prakasa,  S. 

—       J. 

Emm. 

Prall, 

S.  R. 

1913 

*    —      J.  R. 

1874 

Down. 

Prasad 

,  B. 

1911 

*Portway,  D. 

1909 

Down. 



y. 

Poskitt,  H.J. 

1910 

Corpus 

Pratt, 

C.J.  c. 

1908 

*Postgate,  J.  P. 

1876 

Trinity 



G.  W. 

•    _          L.  H. 

1885 

Trinity 

*     

J.W. 

1863 

Postiethwaite,  R.  N 

.1906 

Clare 

*    

J.  H. 

1903 

—                 J.  M. 

1901 

Emm. 

♦    

F.J. 

1908 

•Potter,  M.  C. 

1881 

Peter's 

Preddy,  E.  P.  S. 

—     W.N 

1906 

Pemb. 

Preedj 

,  A. 

♦    —     R.J.W.H. 

1903 

King's 

•Prendergast,  J.  A. 

1889 

•    —      C.  R. 

1865 

Jesus 

•Prescott,  J.  E. 

1855 

*    —      A.  R. 

1904 

Emm. 

*    

E. 

1889 

—      P.  H. 

Emm. 

•    

G.  F. 

1850 

*Potts,W.A. 

1888 

Pemb. 

*    __ 

K.  L.  C. 

1897 

*     —    F.  A. 

1904 

Trin.H. 

*Prescott.Decie,  W. 

1889 

•    —    J.  E. 

1881 

Emm. 

*Prest, 

E.  E.  B. 

1891 

Pound,  M.  S. 

1913 

Pemh. 

•    - 

E.  E. 

1895 

I'etnh. 
Pemh. 
Cains 
Ki7ig\, 
King  s 
Kin  if  s 
QueeuH 
Christ' i> 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinitij 
Emm. 
Emm. 
Seiwyn 
Cains 
Trinity 
Clare 
Trinity 
Joh. 

3  Peter'ii 
Pemb. 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Corpus 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Clare 
Trinity 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Emm. 

NonColl. 
Caius 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Cath. 
Jesus 
Sidney 
Corpus 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trin.H. 
Joh. 


MEMBERS  Of  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1369 


♦Prestige,  S.  E. 

1908 

Caius 

-         A.  R. 

1913 

Cuius 

♦Preston,  F.  S. 

1897 

Pemb. 

•    -        B. 

1871 

Caius 

•    —        E.  S. 

1878 

Trill  M. 

•    -        F.  H. 

1879 

Corpiis 

*    —        A.G. 

1896 

Emm. 

—        R.  W.  D. 

1911 

Emm. 

Pretty,  B. 

1902 

Pemb. 

-     I.  A.  F. 

Caius 

—     K. 

1905 

King's 

*Previt6  0rton,C.W 

1908 

Joh. 

*Prevost,  P.  G. 

1904 

Down. 

Price,  E.  J. 

Peter'i 

—     S.  K. 

1910 

Clare 

—     T,  W. 

Clare 

*    —    G.N. 

1896 

Pemb. 

—    E.  P. 

Cath. 

—    N.J. 

1911 

Joh. 

—    J.D. 

1904 

Trinity 

*     —    M.  P. 

1906 

Trinity 

—     W.  R. 

1908 

Trinity 

*Prichard,  R.  E.  V. 

1902 

Peter's 

-          R.G. 

1910 

aare 

—          A.  A. 

1912 

Glare 

—           R.  M. 

Selwyn 

*Pridie,  J.  R. 

1893 

Clare 

Priest,  R.  C. 

1904 

Caius 

—      T. 

1897 

Trin.H. 

Priestley,  D.  R.  0 

Pemb. 

*    -          H.J. 

1905 

Jesus 

—          R.  E. 

Christ's 

*Prince,  W.  A. 

1870 

Pemb. 

Pring,  B.  C. 

Trinity 

Pringle,  K.  D. 

1904 

Caius 

—        W.  R. 

Emm. 

Prinsep,  A.  L. 
Prior,  F.T. 

Trinity 

1888 

Pemb. 

*    —    E.  S. 

1874 

Caius 

—    H.  B. 

1908 

Caius 

—     C.  M. 

1883 

Trin.H. 

*    —    A.C.  V. 

1902 

King's 

—    H.  C. 

1912 

King's 

•    —    R.  D. 

1881 

Queens' 

*    —    A.  H. 

1880 

Joh. 

♦     —    J. 

1858 

Trinity 

Prior-Wandesforde 
R.H 

}1891 

Trinity 

Pritchard,  W.  G. 

Clare 

_           F.C. 

Pemb. 

—           D. 

1909 

Caius 

—           J.  E.  M 

.  1912 

Trinity 

*    —           N.P. 

1907 

•Privett,  H. 

1893 

Doion. 

tProby,  W.H.B. 

1855 

Trinity 

Procter,  R.  A.  W. 

1912 

Clare 

Procter,  R.  F.-H. 

•  —        G.  A. 

•  -        C.  W.  C. 

•  ~       C.J. 

—  R. 
•Proctor,  W.  A. 
♦Prothero,  G.  W. 

Proudlock,  R. 
Proudman,  J. 
•Provis,  E. 

•  -      SirS.B. 
Prowse,  R.  W. 
Prust,  T.  W. 

*Pryce,  S. 

—  E.  0. 

—  E.  O. 

•  —     B.  V. 

•  —     A. 
•Pryce-JoneSjE. 
*Pryke,  W.  E. 

Prynne,  E.  G.  F. 

•  Pry  or,  G.  D. 

—  G.  H.  D. 

•  —     M.  R. 

•  —     S.  R. 

•  —     F.  R. 

•  —     W.  M. 

—  TL   S 
Puckle,  F.  H. 

•Puckridge,  O. 

•  —  W.  H. 

—  C.  F.  H. 
Pudumjee,  N.  S. 
Pugh,  J.  V. 

•  —    M.  H. 

Tjl      XT 

Pughe,  E.  B. 

Pulford,  H. 

•PuUan,  J.  R. 

•Puller,  F.  W. 

Pulley,  G.  T. 

PuUin,  J.H. 

Pulling,  A.  J. 

—  J.  B. 

—  A. 

—  C.  R.  D. 
PuUinger,  S.  R. 
Pullman,  A.  H. 
Pulman,  W.  P. 

•Pulteney,  A.  W. 
_  R.  F.  O. 

Pumphrey,  C.  E. 
♦Punnett,  R.  C. 
•Purcell,  G. 
*Purchas,A.  B. 

—  F.  E. 


• 


1888 

jTcmv. 
Queens' 

1876 

Trinity 

1880 

Trinity 

1900 

Trinity 

18«0 

Joh. 

1872 

King's 

Joh. 

1913 

Trinity 

1872 

Clare 

1869 

Queens' 

1912 

Trinity 
NonColl. 

1858 

Queens* 

Jesus 

Christ's 

1896 

Trinity 

1877 

1889 

Jesus 

1866 

Joh. 

Selwyn 

1906 

Pemb. 

Corpus 

1870 

Trinity 

1877 

Trinity 

1884 

Trinity 

1901 

Trinity 

Trinity 

1912 

King's 

1882 

Clare 

1884 

Clare 

aare 

Cath. 

1910 

Queens' 

1873 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

1889 

Trinity 

1887 

Queens' 

1866 

1910 

Trinity 

Joh. 

1880 

Ctn-pm 

1907 

Christ's 

1880 

Trinity 

Trinity 

1913 

Corptu 

1902 

Christ's 

Clare 

1879 

Trinity 

1906 

Trinity 
Chri$e$ 

1898 

Caius 

1903 

Queens' 

1886 

Pemb. 

1879 

Christ's 

58 


1370 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNlVERSlTy. 


Purchas,  A.  F. 

Purchase.  W.  B. 

Purdis,  A.  B. 

Puri,  B.  S. 
•Puraell,  E.  K. 

Purser,  G.  L. 
♦Purton,  R.  C. 

*  —       G.  A. 
Purvis,  J.  S. 

•  —       J.  £. 

*  —       Sir  R. 
Putaam,  P.  W. 

•Pybus,  J. 

•  —      G. 
•Pyddoke,  J.  VV. 

Pye,  D.  R. 
—  E.  VV. 


1889     Christ's 

1911  Sidney 
Christ's 
Down. 

1872     Magd. 
Trinity 
1891     Peter's 
1898     Christ's 

1912  Cath. 


1893 


\Joh. 


\  Corpus 
1870  Down. 
Emm. 
1876  Peter's 
1884  Peter's 
1890  Trinity 
1908  Trinity 
1910     Trinity 

*Pyemont.  E.  C.  H.    1898    NonCoU. 

*Pye-Smith,  T.  E.B.  1908     Gains 

—  D.  E.      1910     Caius 

—  A.  S, 


Tyke,  G.  N. 
Pym,  A. 

—  L.  R. 
*     —    T.  VV. 

Pyman,  A. 

—  F.  C. 

—  W.  H 
•Pymar,  E.  B. 

Pyper,  J.  R. 
*Quayle,  M.  H. 


1900     Trinity 
Pemb. 

1909  King's 
1906  Magd. 
1908     Trinity 

Clare 

1910  Caius 
1908     Christ's 
1886     King's 

Jesus 
1864    Joh. 


Quale- Jones,  SirW.H.  1876  Caius 
Quass,  P.  1913    Joh. 

Emm. 

1910    Joh. 

1896     Caius 


Qazi,  M.  H. 

Quick,  E.  K. 

*Quig^in,  E.  C 

Quiller-Couch 

Sir  A.  T 


M. A.  1912  Jesus 


Quincey,T.E.  deQ.  Pemh. 

^Quirk,  R.  1904    King's 


Raad,  N.  N.  C. 

Rabinowich,  M. 

Raby,F.  J.E. 

•Rackham,  H.  F. 

*  —  H. 

*  —  M. 
•Radcliffe,  W.  VV. 

*  _  G.  H. 

—  C.  W. 
Radford,  R.  L. 

*  —         A. 

*  —        L.  B. 

*  —        E.  M. 

—  V.  N. 
*Rae,  C.  D. 
•Rae-Arnot,  H. 


1910    Joh. 

Coipus 

1910  Trinity 
1872     Pemb. 
1890     Christ's 
1901     Christ's 
1870     King's 
1890     King's 

1911  Joh. 
1911     Clare 
1875     Christ's 
1890    Joh. 

Trinity 
Sidney 
Christ's 
Trinity 


1896 

1871 
1871 


Raffle,  W. 
♦Raffles,  T.  S. 
Rafique,  A. 
Magg,  H.  R. 
Raikes,  G.  W. 

*  _      W.  A. 

*  -       A.  S. 

—  F.  S.  VV. 
Raimes,  L. 

—  A.  L. 

—  E.  A. 
•Rainbow,  E. 

Raine,  R.  T. 

Rajan,  A.  T. 
•Raleigh,  Sir  W.  A. 
•Ralii,  L.  E. 

Ralph,  F.  H.  M. 
*Ram,  S.  A.  S. 

Eamamurty,  S.  V. 

Rama  Kao,  N.  S. 
*Rammell,  VV.  H. 

Ramsay,  C.  B.  P. 

*  —         R.  A. 

*  —         A. 

*  —         A.  B. 

—  M.  G. 

—  L.  N.  G. 
*Ranisbottom,  J. 
*Rarasden,Sir 

J.  W.  Bart. 

*  —  R. 

»    —         F.J. 

—  G.  C.  F. 
Ramsey,  VV.  J. 

»    A.  S. 

Ramus,  B.E.'de  N. 
•Ranee,  H.  VV.H. 

Rand,H.  M. 
♦Randall,  H.  L. 

—  G.  F. 
•Ranger,  A.  S.  B. 

*  —        A.  C. 
♦Ranken,  F.  S. 
•Hankin,  Sir  J.Bart, 
•Ranking,  G.  S.  A. 

Ranner,  S.  C. 

—  F. 
Ransom,  P.  A. 

—  J. 

—  P.L. 
•Ransome,  A. 

—  A.  C. 
•Ranson,  S.  M, 

Rant,  G.  H. 
Rao,  S.  N. 

—  V.  G, 
•Raphael,  L.  E. 


1912 
1880 

1911 

1875 
1878 

1909 
1907 

1890 
1912 
1906 
1885 
1868 
1912 
1886 
1912 

1377 
1893 
1908 
1909 
1894 
1912 

1908 


Joh. 
Clare 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Magd. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Caius 
King 's 
Jesus 
Corpus 
Seluyn 
Trinity 
King's 
Trijiity 
King's 
Joh. 
Trinity 
NonCoU. 
Joh. 
Pemh. 
Cuius 
Caius 
King's 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Emm. 


M.i4.1852     Trinity 


1865 
1882 


Trinity 

Trinity 

Sidney 

Trin.H. 

Magd. 

Trm.H. 

Trin.H. 

King's 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

Corpus 

Queens' 

Trinity 

Cath. 

1907    NonCoU. 
NonCoU. 

1884     Pemb. 
Pemh. 
Magd. 
Caius 
Caius 
Joh. 
Pemb. 
Cath. 
Joh. 
Trin.H. 


1906 
1889 
1889 
1866 

1878 

1901 
1874 
1887 
1865 
1873 


1857 
1890 
1872 
1872 
1913 
1913 
1878 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Raphael,  Sir  H.H.l  ,^^, 
BartJ  l^^l 
Rapp.T.  C. 

—  R. 

Rappis,  P.  A.  G.  1902 

'Rapson,  E.  J.  1884 

♦Rashleigh,  J.  C.  S.  1893 

•Rastall,  R.  H.  1902 

Rastrick.G.  1844 

Ratcliffe,  A.  V. 

—  C.  St  A.  1913 
"Rathbone,  H.  R.  1884 

*  —            M.  P.  1887 

—  C.  G.  1913 

v<     u 

•Ratliff,  F.  H.     "  1880 

Rattray,  I.  M.  1913 

Rau,  B.  R.  1911 

—  K.  R.  S.  1906 

—  B.  S.  1908 

*  Raven,  T.  E.  1876 

—  E.  E. 

—  G. 

*  —       H.  P.  1899 

*  ~      C.  E.  1907 

Raven-Hart,  W.  R.  1884 
Ravenshear,  E.  W. 

Kawcliffe,  D.  M.  1911 

—  W.  B.  1913 
*Rawes,  F.  R.  1867 
•Rawlins,  F.  H.  1884 

*  —          T.  G.  1894 

*  —         F.  H.  1874 

—  A.  1911 

*  —          W.  D.  1868 

—  F.  McG. 

•Rawlinson,  J.  F.  P.  1883 

—  A.  R. 

*  —              C.  1871 

*  —             H.  A.  1900 

—  R.  L.  1903 

*  —             H.  G.  1902 
Rawson,  J.  N. 

—  R.  R. 

—  W.  T.R. 

*  —         W.  B.  1873 
=^Rawson-Shaw,  W.  1890 

Rayment,  G.V.  1900 

Rayner,  E. '  1908 

—  A.  E.  1905 

—  E.  C.  1907 

*  _        O.  W.  1886 

*  —        E.  H.  1897 

—  S.  1908 
•Raynes,  W.L.  1890 


THn.H. 

Sidney 

Sidney 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Christ's 

Trinity 

Sidney 

Selwyn 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Clare 

Cuius 

King's 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Caiui 

Corpus 

Corpus 

Emm. 

}Emm. 
Cuius 
Emm. 
Clare 
Clare 
Selwyn 
Cuius 
Peter's 
Peter's 
King's 
King's 
Trinity 
Trinity 

( Pemh. 

\  Trinity 
Pemh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Pemh. 
Cuius 
Caius 
Trin.H. 
Trinity 
Evtm. 
Pemb. 


•Ray nor,  G.  H. 

•  —       A.  G.  S. 
Rea,  D. 

Read,  H.  M. 

—  J.W. 

•  —    H.N. 

—  A.J. 

—  G.  D. 

•  —   J.  M.A. 
Reade,  R.  W. 
Reading,  E.  W. 
Readman,  C.  H.  B. 
Rearden.T.  R. 
Reckitt,  H.  J. 

•  —        P.  B. 

•  -       A. 

•  —       A.L. 
Reddaway,  H. 

•  —  W.  F. 
Redden,  F.  A.  C. 
Redfern,  E.  N. 
Redmayne,  R.  R. 
Redwood,  F.  A. 
Reece,  R.  H. 

—  CM. 

•  —      R.J. 
*Reed,  B. 

•  —    H.  L. 

•  -     L.  G. 

•  —    G. 

—  B. 

•  —    E.  W.  S. 

•  —    M. 

•  —     F.  R.  C. 

•  -     U.S. 

—  c.  n. 

—  J. 

—  A. 
Reeders,  W.  J.  M. 

•Reeks,  C.  K. 
Rees,  G.  M.  T. 

—  A.  G.  r. 

—  J.R. 

—  E.  V. 

—  E.  L. 
Rees-Mogjr,  L.  L. 
Reeve,  A.  E. 

—  F.  P. 

—  A.  H.  B. 
♦Reeves,  G.  M. 
♦Regan,  C.  T. 
*Regnart,  H.  G. 

Reichert,  R.  J. 
•Reid,  A.  A. 


1371 

1876    Joh. 

1886    Joh. 
Down. 
Clare 
Jesus 

1872    Joh. 

1906    Joh. 

1911  Joh. 

1912  Emm. 
Emm. 
King's 
Pemb. 

1906     Trinity 

1890  King's 

1894  King's 

1895  King's 
1898     Triiiity 
1912     Caius 
1894    King's 

1891  King's 
1906    Sidney 
1884     Trinity 
1912     Queens' 

King''s 
Magd. 
1891     Down. 
1879     Clare 
1906     aare 
1906    King's 
1875    Christ's 
Christ's 
1865    Joh. 
1879     Trinity 
1891     Trinity 
1908     Trinity 

1911  Trinity 

1912  Trinity 
N,mCoU. 

Trin.H. 
Trinity 


1881 


1911 


1908     Clare 
Clare 

1911  King's 
Queens' 
ChrisCs 
Sidney 

1912  CUirt 
Selwyn 

NonColl. 
1873    Joh. 

Queens' 
1896     Trinity 

Peter's 
1908     Clare 


-  J.S. 

—  K.G. 


1902     King's 
58—2 


1372 


MEMBERS  OF  THE   UNIVERSITY. 


Reid,  L.  J. 

—  F.  F. 

—  D.  G. 

—  J.  S. 

—  J. 

—  D.  M. 
_    W.  L. 

Reinert,  E.  L. 
*Reiss,  G.  E. 
^Kendall,  G.  H. 

•  -        E.  D. 

•  —        M.J. 

•  —        E.  M. 
*Rendel,  A.  B. 

•  —        Sir  A.  M . 

*Rendell,W.R. 

•  —        A.M. 
*Rendle,A.  B. 
*Rennie,  W. 

Rennoldson,  H.  F. 
♦Renshaw,  W.  C. 

•  —  C.  A.  K. 

—  S.  C.  B. 
Ren  ton,  T. 
Eenwick,  H.  A. 

—  T.  B. 
Resker,  B.  A. 

•Reubell,  J.  J. 

Revillon,  A.  J. 
•Revington,  T.  H. 

Eewcastle,  C.  S. 

Reynard,  C.  F.  P. 
*Reynell,G.C. 

•  —         V.  C.  R. 
Reynolds,  H.  E.  K. 

—  C.L. 


1910 

1910 
1910 
1913 


1894 
1874 
1881 
1884 
1886 
1884 
1851 

1890 

1865 

1887 
1902 
1909 
1862 
1891 
1907 
1913 
1912 


Christ's 

Magd. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Down. 

King's 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Clare 

Trinity 

\  Trin.H. 

[  Jesus 
Trinity 


1911 
1874 
1910 
1873 
1909 
1910 
1859 
1871 

1910 
1913 


1909 


W.H.R 

J.  W. 

G.  H. 

N.C.  W.  1911 

G.  W.  M. 

K. 

R.  J.         1881 

J.  W.  V.  1907 


Trinity 
Trinity 
Trin.H. 
Trinity    I 
Trinity   \ 
Caius      I 
Pemb.     \ 
King's    ! 
Corpus    I 
Magd.     I 
Trinity  I 
Trinity   | 
Trinity   ; 
Trin.H.  i 
Trin.H.  j 
Trin.H. 
Peter's 
Clare 
Joh. 
lona  j  Sidney 
^^^  \Tnnity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Sidney 
Selwyn 


'     —  S.  H. 

Rhoades,  J. 

Rhodes,  W.  E. 
■  _  E.  H. 
'    _        P.  G.  M. 

—  S.  H. 

—  H.  E. 
'    —        W.  R. 

—  E.  C. 

—  E.L.N. 


C.  E.W.y.  1910  JSelwyn 


1889 
1864 

1895 
1907 
1912 
1913 
1903 

1902 


Trinity 

Peter^s 

Clare 

Pemb. 

Caius 

King's 

THnity 

Trinity 

Sehvyn 


♦Ricard,  F.  1909 

Ricardo,  H.  R.  1906 
Ricci,  A. 
Rice,  R.  M. 

'    —CM.  1905 

*  —   W.A.  1884 

—  CM.  1892 

—  H.  G.  1906 

—  L.  C. 
Rich,  N.J. 
Richard.  W.  R. 
Richards,  H.  A.  1906 

—  A.  P.  1913 

*  —  F.  S.  1908 

—  F.  VV. 

*  —  C.H.  1894 

—  C.  T. 

*  —  P.  J.  1889 

—  I.  A. 

—  L.  S.  1891 

—  C  J. 

*  —  S.  1891 

—  C.  W. 

—  E.  I.  G.  1911 

*  —  F.  1882 
*Richardson,             1  .,^.^0 

C.  W.  B.  J  ^^"^ 

—  R.  S. 

—  G.  A.  1894 

—  C.  1913 

—  F.  K. 

_  D.  W.  R. 

—  D.E.  E. 

—  A.  S. 

*  —  R.  1864 

*  —  J.  M.  1873 
»    —              H.L.S.  1884 

—  C.  W.  1894 

—  E.  C.  1898 

*  —  M.  C.  1889 


P. 
H. 

L.  F. 
S.  P. 
J.B. 
A.  J.  M. 


1887 
1903 
1912 
1904 


A.  H. 
J. 

H.  A. 
J.G. 
M. 

W.R. 
E.  S. 
J.S. 

o.  w. 
J.  w. 


King's 

Trinity 

King's 

Pemb . 

King's 

Christ*s 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

Clare 

Pemb. 

Cuius 

Caius 

Queens' 

Christ's 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Trinity 

JEmm. 

Sidney 

Sidney 

Selwyn 

Clare 


1907 
1844 
1869 
1872 
i872 
1880 
1885 
1898 
1900 
1903 


H.  S.  T.  1904 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1373 


Richardson,  G.  C. 

Trinity    \ 

•Ritchie 

,S.  C. 

1904 

Trinity 

—              C.  A. 

1913 

Sidney 

— 

A.  D. 

Tnnity 

*     -            ^-{inc^llSTSDo.,.! 

Ritson 

R.  B. 

F. 

1912 

Trinity 
Magd. 

*     -              F.   ' 

1908  NonColl.  \ 



R. 

1910 

Trinity 

•Riches,  T.  H. 

1888 

Cuius      \ 



A.  S. 

1913" 

Trinity 

•Richmond,  D.  C. 

1861 

Peter's 

— 

J.  A. 

Trinitif 

*    -             H.  W. 

1885 

King's 

*Rivers,VV.H.R.M.4. 1898  Jo/t. 

*    —              O.  L. 

1903 

Kings 

•Rivers-Smith,  S. 

1901 

Cath. 

*    —            H.B. 

1907 

King's 

Rivett,  L.  C. 

1909 

Tnnity 

Rickeard,  C.  W. 

King's 

*Rivington,T. 

1871 

Trinity 

*Eickett,  G.  R. 

1899 

King's 

*    

R.  T. 

1903 

Trinity 

C.  E. 

King's 

Rix,J 

C. 

1898 

Trinity 

Rickman,  J . 

1913 

King's 

—  A 

.  H. 

1899 

Sidney 

*    —          J.T. 

1889 

Jesus 

Riza,  A. 

NonColl. 

•Riddell,  W.  E. 

1896 

Cains 

*Rob,  J 

.  W. 

1898 

Joh. 

—        G.B. 

1913 

Queens' 

Robathan,  K.  M. 

1911 

Cuius 

Riddiou^h,  S. 

1913 

King's 

•Robb, 

F.  S. 

1880 

Trin.H. 

Rideal,  E.  K. 

1911 

Trin.H. 

»    

A.  A. 

1897 

Joh. 

Ridge,  B.  A. 

Peter's 

»    

W.J. 

1882 

Emm. 

•Eidgeway,  W. 

1880 

Cuius 

Robbins,  J.  M. 

Pemb. 

Ridffway,  J. 

1904 

Trinity 

— 

C. 

1912 

Queeyis' 

•Ridley,  G.  L.  N. 

1891 

Clare 

Roberton,  J.  A.  W 

. 

Emm. 

—       L.  E. 

Jesus 

♦Roberts,  T.  S. 

1897 

Peter's 

*    —        C.E. 

1869 

Trinity 

— 

H.T.LI. 

1904 

Clare 

—        H.L. 

Trinity 



Ff. 

1910 

Clare 

—        D.  F. 

Selvjyn 

«    

H.  E. 

1876 

Pemb. 

*Ridout,  C.  E. 

1881 

Trinity 

— 

H.A. 

1888 

Pemb. 

_        L. 

1886 

Trinity 

*    

H.  E.  F. 

1905 

Pemb. 

Rigby,  F.  J. 

1909 

Cuius 

— 

F.  W. 

1907 

Pemb. 

_      P. 

1907 

Christ's 

— 

B.  C. 

1909 

Pemb. 

*     —      O. 

1882 

Joh. 

*    — 

S.  C. 

1909 

Pemb. 

Rigden,  C. 

1911 

Trinity 

— 

S.  R.  P. 

Pemb. 

•Rigg,  W.P. 
—    R. 

1874 

Pemb. 

♦    

H.A. 

1886 

Cuius 

1900 

Cuius 

— 

F.P. 

1900 

Cuius 

T 

Joh. 



W.S. 

1911 

Cuius 

*    —    H.  A. 
—    J.  H. 

1868 

Trinity 
Emm. 

— 

J.  H.T. 
A.  A. 

Cuius 
Trin.H. 

Riggall,  H. 
Riley,  T. 
—     C.J  M. 

1911 

King's 
Pemb. 

— 

C.H. 

J.C. 

Trin.H. 
Trin.H. 

Pemb. 

*    

W.R. 

1881 

King's 

*     —     C.  L. 

1909 

Cuius 

•    _ 

A.  E. 

1892 

Cuth. 

—    M.  J. 

1869 

Trin.H. 

i*    — 

J.  P. 

1860 

JesuA 

*    L 

1902 

Queens* 

\       

A.  H. 

1911 

Jesus 

—  VV.  N. 

—  A. 

Cuth. 

»    

H.B. 

1886 

Christ'* 

1912 

Christ's 



LLC. 

1911 

Chri»t'> 

*  —    G.  M. 

*  —    J. 

1884 
1870 

Joh. 
Trinity 

:  •    

C. 
W.P. 

1862 

Christ's 
Joh. 

Riley-Smith,  W. 

1913 

Trinity 

!•    — 

A.C. 

1886 
1913 
1898 
1875 

Joh. 
Joh. 
biagd. 
Trtnity 

•Rimmer,  J.  H. 
•Rintoul,  D. 
•Rippmann,  W. 

1881 
1885 
1890 

Trinity 
Corpus 
Cuius 

*    __ 
«    

C.E. 
J.  E. 

S. 

Ritchie,  A.  G. 
_       T.  P.  A. 

—  C.  H. 

-  G.  L. 

1901 

King's 
Peter's 
Pemb. 

»    

Sir  J.  H. 

Bart. 
F.  0. 

1884 
1889 

Trinity 
Trinity 

1910 
1913 

Joh. 
Joh. 

*    __ 

A.  W.  R. 
J.W.B.T 

1901 
.  1903 

Trinity 
Trinity 

1374 


MEMBERS   OF  THE   UNIVERSITY. 


Roberts,  A.  C.  S.  1911  Trinity 

—  W.  Trinity 

—  Jesse  H.  1901  Emm. 

—  John  H.  1908  Emm. 

—  H.  S.  Emm. 

—  VV.  M.  NonColl. 
'     —  C.  F.  1884 

'     —  R.  J.  1862 

'     —  S.  1903 

"Robertson,  W.  K.  1890  Pemb. 

—  A.  W.  Trin.H. 

—  O.  H.  1911  Queens' 

—  W.  S.  A.  Queens' 
'     —  A.J.  1890  Joh. 

'    —  A.  G.  1900  Trinity 

'     —  J.  C.  1901  Trinity 

'    —  A.J.  1902  Trinity 

'     —  D.  S.  1908  Trinity 

—  D.H.  1911  Tri7iity 

—  M.  K.  1913  Trinity 

—  W.  R.  D.  Emm. 

—  J.  K.  Emm. 

Eobertson-Shersby- tmio  n  ■ 

Harvie,  R.       ^  P913  Cuius 

Robertson  Smith,|  ig^g  ^.^^,^ 

Robinson,  W*. deH.  1910  Peter's 

'     —  A.  H.  R.  1900  C/are 

—  H.  T.  1907  Clare 

■    -  W.  H.  {.fj;£;  }l893Pmfe. 

'    —  G.  B.  1894  Pemh. 

—  E.  P.  1909  Pemb. 

—  H.  M.  1911  Pemh. 

—  C.A.  1893  Cuius 

—  G.  W.  1910  Cuius 

'    —  H.  M.C.  1875  Corpus 

'     —  F.  E.  1887  Corpus 

—  A.  D.  Corpus 

'     —  E.  C.  1899  Queens' 

—  F.  H.  1906  Queens' 

—  J.  H.  1910  Queens' 
'    —  L.  S.  1886  Cath. 

—  B.  C.  1911  Cath. 

—  W.  S.  (7a«;i. 

—  A.  W.  1878  Jesus 

—  J.  A.  1881  Christ's 

—  A.G.  1885  Christ's 

—  A.  C.  1906  Christ's 

—  G.  18«9  Joh. 


—  J. 


^Qg3    jJofe. 


—  W.  E.        1900  Joh. 

—  H.  1.         1906  Joh. 

—  E.  H.        1912  Joh. 

—  L.  F.  W.  Jo/i. 

—  A.E.        1874  Trinity 


*  Robinson,  C.  H.  1884  Trinity 

—■             F.  O.  1885  Trinity 

*  —            J.  1887  Trinity 

*  —             J.  T.  T-  1887  Trinity 

*  —             O.  R.  1890  Trinity 

—  J.G.  1909  Trinity 

—  J.  B.  Trinity 

—  W.  H.  Trinity 

—  F.  £.  M.  Trinity 

—  C.  S.  1910  Emm. 

—  J.  S.  1910  Sidney 

—  R.  J.  Dovm. 

—  T.  NonColl. 
*Robson,  Rt.  Hon.^  ,q,q  n   • 

Lord      S  1878  Cams 

*  _          W.  N.  1906  Cains 

*  —          W:  T.  1870  Corpus 

*  —         H.  E.  1900  Queens' 

*  —          E.  I.  1895  Christ's 

*  —         C.  T.  Y.  1884  Joh. 

*  —          A.  F.  1892  Trinity 

*  —          T.  C.  1894  Trinity 

—  E.  Triniti/ 

*  —           H.  C.  1882  Sidney 

—  A.  1910  Sidney 

*  —         J.  H.  1865  Down. 
•Roby,  H.  J.  1853  Joh. 
♦Roch,  N.A.  1839  Trinity 

Rochdale,  Baron  1888  Trinity 

•Rochester,  Lord  )  ^fiQ,^  {Corpus 


Bishop  of  C  ^"'^^  iliinff' 

•Rockliffe,  W.  C.  1871  Jesus 

Rockwood,  J.  M.  S.  Christ's 

♦Roderick,  H.  B.  1894  Emm. 

*Rodgers,  H.  N.  1909  Corpus 

Rodick,  R.  L.  1912  Emm. 

Rodwell,  C.  W.  H.  1896  King's 

*Roe,  W.T.  1887  Pemb. 

Roechling,  G.  D.  1909  Queens' 
*Roffe-Silvester,C.G.  1906  2'rinity 

Rogers,  R.  S.  L.  Clai-e 

*  —       G.  F.  1887  Cuius 

*  —       R.  A.  1897  Cuius 

—  E.  H.  1913  Caius 

—  .1.  B.  1861  Trin.H. 

*  —        C.  H.  1874  Corpus 

—  G.  A.  1909  Queens' 

*  —      A.  W.  1894  Christ's 

*  -       H.  1883  Trinity 

—  F.  E.  W.  1907  Emm. 

*  —       S.  L.  1879  Sidney 

*  —      F.  E.  1884  NonColl. 
♦Rogerson,  S.  1889  Pemb. 

—  S.  Sidney 
Rogers-TiJJstone.H.  F.  Trin.H. 

•Roget,S.  R.  1897  Trinity 

Rolfe,  P.  1912  NonColl. 


I 


MEMBERS   OF  THE   UKIVERSITY. 


1376 


•Rolleston,  H.  D.  1886    Joh. 
•RoUo,  Lord      M.^.  1856     Trinity 

•    —     Hon.  B.  F.  1891     Trinity 

•Romanes,  J.  1908     Christ's 

Roraanis,W.  H   C  1911 
♦Rome,  R.  L. 
*Romer,  C. 


Trinity 
1886  Trinity 
1905     Cuius 


Rt.Hoh.SirR.  1863  Trin.H. 


—  M.  L.  R. 
Ronald,  A.  E. 
Ronaldson,  J.  B. 

•Ronksley,  J.  G. 

Rbnnfeldt,  F. 
*Rooker,  J. 

Rooth,  A.  V. 
•Rootham,  C.  B. 

Roper,  G.  H. 

—  O.  S. 

*  —      (J. 
•Ropes,  A.  R. 

Roscoe,  N.  K. 

—  A. 

—  J. 
Rose,  G.  K. 

*  —   J.H. 

*  —   H.  C. 

—  F.  G. 

—  H.  A. 
_  L. 

*  —   A. 

*  _   H.  M. 
*Rose-lnnes,  J. 

Rosenberg,  N.  E. 

—  G.D. 

*  —  F. 
*Roseveare,  W.  N. 

*  —  R.  P. 

*  —  W.  H. 

*  —  H.H. 
Roseway,  Gr.  D. 

*Rosher,  H.  G. 

*  -       G.  B. 
_        J.  B. 

Rosier,  J.  E.  R. 
*Ross,  J.  A. 

—  W.  M. 
_    W.D. 

—  CM. 

—  w.  s. 

—  J.  E.  C. 

*  -  J.  C. 

—  R.  D. 

—  W.  G. 
■    —  E.  B. 

—  J.S. 
Rossdale,  F.  A. 
Rossi,  K. 


Trin.H. 
1884     Trinity 

1906  Joh, 

1875  Trinity 

1911  Christ's 
1882     Queens' 
1908     King's 
1897     Joh. 

1910  Queens' 
Selwyn 

1893  NonColl. 
1882     King's 
1913     Pemb. 

1912  King's 
1871     Joh. 

1911  King's 
1879     Christ's 
1905    Joh. 

1907  Joh. 

1908  Joh. 
Trinity 

1863  Emm. 
1879  Siflney 
1888     Kings 

Joh. 

Trinity 
1886  Emm. 
1885  Joh. 
1888  Joh. 
1901  Joh. 

1904  Joh. 

1912  Christ's 
1893     Pemb. 

1876  Trinity 
1911     Trinity 

Sidney 
1903     Clare 
Pemb. 

1908  JCw^'s 

1909  Kind's 
Cath. 

1908  J<»fe. 
1867     Trinity 

1910  Trinity 
1910     Trinity 

1905  Trtntty 

1909  Emm. 
Magd. 
Trinity 


*Rostron,  S. 

1905 

Joh. 

Roth,  G.J. 

Caiu$ 

Rothband,  P.  L. 

Trinity 

Rothfield,  I. 

Doion. 

RothschildjBaroni 
G.  A.  de   ■ 

1899 

Magd. 

-             Hon.L.W. 

Maed. 

*    —             Hon.N.C.  1898  Trinity 

*Rothwell,  G.  J. 

1883 

Corpus 

*Rottenburg,  H. 

1898 

King's 

*Round,  \). 

1869 

Trinity 

—      W.  H. 

Down. 

Roupell,  N.A. 

1864 

Trin.H. 

•Rouquette,  S.  H. 

1908 

King's 

—            D.  G. 

1913 

Sidney 

•Rouse,  W.  H.  D. 

1885 

Christ's 

•    —      E.  P. 

1858 

Trinity 

*    —      P.  W. 

1903 

Trinity 

*Routh.  H.  V. 

1900 

Peter's 

Row,  V.  P. 

1904 

Joh. 

Rowe,  B.  W. 

Pemb. 

•    —     A.  W. 

1859 

Trinity 

*    —     J.T. 

1883 

Trinity 

•    —     F.  E. 

1886 

Trinity 

Rowel],  A.  H. 

1912 

Joh. 

Rowett,  F.  E. 

Joh. 

♦Rowland,  F.  M. 

1888 

Caius 

Rowlands,  R.  B.  J 

Trinity 

*Rowlatt,SirS.A.T 

.1884 

King's 

—        A. 

King's 

•Rowntree,J.  S. 

1897 

King's 

—           M. 

1912 

King's 

—           L.E. 

King's 

—           E.  W. 

1899 

Trinity 

Rowse,  A.  A, 

1911 

Down: 

Rowsell,  J.  B. 

1907 

Jesus 

•    —        W.  F. 

1860 

Joh. 

_         T.  N. 

1865 

Trinity 

•Roxburgh,  J.  R. 

1886 

Trin.H. 

-           T.  J.  Y. 

1913 

Magd. 

—           A.C. 

1908 

Trinity 

—            J.F. 

1910 

Trinity 

—            R.  F. 

1911 

Trinity 

*Roxby,C.  I..M. 

1901 

Etnm. 

*    -      O.  R.  M. 

1904 

Emm. 

Roy,  M.  H.  T. 

1907 

Jesus 

-  S.N. 

1910 

Christ's 

—  P.  L. 

Emm. 

•    —  D.  W. 

1902 

Sidney 

Royce,  F.  C. 

Trinity 

Koyds,  E.  A.  B. 

1911 

Qufens' 

•    —      F.  T. 

1885 

Christ's 

*    _      J.  F.  T. 

1889 

Trinity 

Royston,  H.  R. 

1912  NonCoU. 

Rubie,  T.  A.  C. 

Jesus 

Rucker,  H.-U.  A.  ( 

C. 

ChnsCs 

Rudd,  K.  S. 

Jesus 

1376 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


•Rudd,  E.  J.  S. 

1863 

Joh. 

Ryle,  E.  H. 

1907 

Trinity 

•Rudgard.  R.  W. 

1890 

Corpus 

Ryley,  D.  A.G. 

B. 

Joh. 

*Rudge,  W.  A.  D. 

1899 

Joh. 

Sabapathy,  A.  T. 

Down. 

Ruegg,  W.B. 

Jesus 

*Saben,  P. 

1879 

Joh. 

*Ruhemann,S.  M.A 

.  1888 

Caius 

Sabin,J.  H. 

Caius 

Rule,  G.  S. 

1912 

Emm. 

Sabry,Y. 

Trin.H. 

Rumboll,  N. 

Emm. 

*Sachs,  A.  L. 

1898 

Pemb. 

Rumsey,  C.  F. 

1911 

Down. 

Saddler,  W. 

Joh. 

•Runciman,Rt Hon. W.  1892  Trinity 

Sadgrove,  K.  H. 

OR. 

Selv)yn 

Ruscoe,  R.  G. 

Emm. 

Safford,  F.  C.  H. 

1897 

Pemb. 

*Rushbrooke,  T. 

1878 

Christ's 

Sahni,  B. 

Emm. 

•    —               W.  G. 

1872 

Joh. 

Saigal,  G.  S. 

Sidney 

*Rushn)ore,  F.  M. 

1898 

Oath. 

Sainsbury,  W.  T. 

King's 

•Rushton,  W.  F. 

1907 

Down. 

*St  Amory,  C.  M. 

1884 

Jesus 

Rush  worth,  A.  N. 

Trinity 

St  Aubyn,  M.  J. 

1913 

Trinity 

*Russell,  C.  F. 

1904 

Pemb. 

St  Clair,  A.  H. 

'1  rinity 

*    -       A. 

1885 

Caius 

St  John,  F. 

1912 

Joh. 

—        E.G. 

1899 

Caius 

St  Johnston,  A. 

Trinity 

—        J.  C. 

Caius 

*St  Quintin,  J.  C. 

1882 

Trinity 

*     -       J.  W. 

1884 

Trin.  H. 

Saint,  A.  P. 

1911 

Down. 

*    -       W. 

1894 

Trin.H. 

Sakhalkar,  C.  V. 

Trinity 
Trin.H. 

—       G.G. 

1904 

King's 

*Salaman,  R.  N. 

1896 

—       S.C. 

King's 

~          L.  H. 

1904 

Trinity 

—       A. 

Jesus 

Salas^,  A.  S. 

Christ's 

•    —      W.  C. 

1888 

Trinity 

Sale,  H.  G. 

Jesus 

*    —      Hon.B.A.W.  1893 

Trinity 

-  H.  M. 

1912 

Christ's 

—      W.A. 

1908 

Emm. 

•    —  G.  S. 

1854 

Trinity 

—      L.J. 

Emm. 

*    —  J.F. 

1906 

Emm. 

—      W.  B. 

1912 

Sidney 

*Saleebey,  E.  S. 

1897 

NonColL 

♦Russell.Smith,H.] 

F.  1909 

Joh. 

♦Salisbury,  F.  S. 

1898 

Christ's 

'      —                   A. 

Joh. 

—          C.  E. 

1911 

Emm. 

*Rust,  C.  T. 

1898 

Clare 

Sail,  B. 

Trinity 

•    -   J.C. 

1863 

Pemb. 

•Salman,  J.  S. 

1869 

Joh. 

•    —   N.A. 

1902 

Pemb. 

•Salmon,  F. 

1874 

Jesus 

—  A.  A. 

1908 

Christ's 

*    —        E.  M. 

1877 

Jesus 

—   H.  M. 

1886 

Magd. 

—        H.  B. 

1913 

Jesus 

•Ruston,  W.  H. 

1873 

Joh. 

—        T.  J.  A. 

Selwyn 

Rutherford,  J.  D. 

1912 

Glare 

Salmond,  W.  G. 

Joh. 

_             L.  T. 

1910 

Clare 

♦Salomons,  Sir  D.  L.|  iot,. 

Caiui, 

—              W.  McC.  1910  Caius 

Bart. 

>   lO/t 

—             G.  L. 
Ruthven ,  J. 

1913 

Jesus 

Doion. 

*     —        D.R.H 
P.G-S 

•}  1907 

Caius 

*Rutter,  A.  L. 

1896 

Cath. 

♦Salt,  W.  M. 

1906 

Pemb. 

—       H.  F.  P. 

Trinity 

*     —  Sir  S.H.,  Bart.  1880 

Trinity 

*  Rutty,  A.  F. 

1869 

Pemb. 

—  H.  C. 

1890 

Trinity 

Ryan.H.K. 

1900 

Corpus 

♦Salter,  D.  M. 

1856 

Jesus 

—    J. 
*    —     J. 

1882 

Caius 
King's 

♦    —      F.  R. 

1908 

(Trinity 
\Magd. 

—     A.C.  T.  K. 

Cath. 

•    —      S.T. 

1880 

Emm. 

—     CD. 

Christ's 

•Sambrook,  H.  F. 

1908 

King's 

*Rycroft,  E.  H. 

1884 

Trin.H. 

•Samman.  A.  H. 

1885 

Peter's 

Ryder,  A.  F.  R.  D. 

1913 

Trinity 

Sample,  W.  G. 

1883 

Peter's 

•RyfFel,  J.  H. 

1899 

Peter's 

•    -        H.  W. 

1885 

Peter's 

*Rylaiid,T.  H. 

1898 

Trinity 
Trinity 

♦Sampson,  R.  A. 

1888 

Joh. 

Rylands,  W.  P. 

1892 

_          S.  J.M. 

1905 

Trinity 

♦RyJe,  H.  E.  (Bp) 

1^79  {gu/ens' 

—          F.A. 
•    —          G. 

1912 
1880 

Trinity 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1377 


*Sams,  G.  F.  1868 

—  R.  A.  1909 
Samson,  A.  M.  1913 
Samuel,  C.  H.  1913 

—  J.  A.  1910 
*Samways,  D.  W.  1882 

Sanceau,  R.  J. 

Sanctuary,  A.  G.  E.  1913 

•Sandall,  H.C.  1902 

•Sandars,  G.  R.  1887 

—  S.  F.  H.  1889 
•Sandbach,  F.  E.  1901 

Sandberg,  F.  C. 
Sandeman,  B. 
Sanders,  L.  Y. 

_  W.  G.  P.  1908 
Sanderson.  C.  O.  St  J.  1913 

—  A.  K. 

•  —             E.  1863 
•*    —            E.  L.  1889 

-^  R.  B.  1911 

—  W.  J.  1905 

•  —  F.  W.  1882 

•  —  £.  M.  1870 

•  —  C.  P.  1877 

•  —  H.K.St.J.1886 

—  G.P.M.  1902 

—  T.  S.  1912 
Sandford,  T.  G.  W. 

—  C.  R.  F. 

—  G.  R. 
Sandilands,  R.  B. 

•  —  J.E.  1893 
Sandon,  H, 

*Sands,  P.  C.  1904 

•Sandys,  Sir  J.  E.  1867 

Saner,  J.  G.  1909 

—  J.  D.J. 

—  F.  D.  1905 
Sanford,  D.  W.  1912 
Sang,  R.  N. 

♦Sanger,  J .  1891 

•  —       F.  1897 

•  —       H.  1902 

•  —       C.  P.  1893 

•  ~       P.  M.  1906 
Sanger-Davies,Ll.  H. 
Sangster,  C.  H.  1911 

•  —          F.  H.  1894 
Sansinena,  A.  G. 
Sapwell,  B.  S.  1911 
Sard,  H.  S. 

•Sargant,  E,  B.  1878 

•  _         W.  L.  1888 
Sargant- Florence,  P.   1912 

•Sargent,  P.  W.  G.  1894 
Sarra,  E.  R. 


Peter's 
Trinity 
Queens' 
Clare 
Selwyn 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Caius 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
King's 
Cath. 
Trin.H. 
Trinity 
Selwyn 
Peter's 
Femb. 
Corpui 
King's 
Queens' 
Jesus 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Tnnity 
TrinM. 
Corpus 
Queens' 
Magd. 
Trinity 
Queens' 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Caius 
Jesus 
Christ's 
Caius 
Cath. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Clare 
Jesus 
Jesus 
King's 
Cath. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Caius 
Joh. 
Sidney 


Sartoris,  G.  U.  L. 
Sarsby.  R.  A. 
Sassoon,  D.  D. 
Sath6,  D.  K. 
*Satterly,  J. 


Magd. 
Jesus 
1913     Cath. 

NonColl. 
1908    Joh. 


Satterthwaite,  M.  E.  1903    Pemb. 


Saul,  C.  L 
Saunder,  D.  A. 
—         G.  B. 
Saunders,  D.  M. 
'    -  H. 


—  J.T. 

—  W.  D 

—  F.  W. 

•  -  G. 

—  K.J. 

•  —         J.  C. 

•  —         H.  F. 

•  -  W.  M 
•Savage,  E.  U. 

•  -       G. 

•  —       H.  E. 

—  K. 
•Savery,  H. 

Savile,  E.  C. 

—  G.  M. 

—  G.  K. 
Savill,  S.  C. 

•  _    L. 

-p      XT 

Saville,  S.  H. 
Savory, D.  S 


Clare 

1913     Cairn 

Trinity 

Clare 

1883     Caius 

E.  W.  C.  1898     King's 

F.  J.         1909     Christ's 
1910 


Christ's 

1912  Christ's 
1885     Trinity 
1909     Trinity 
1905    Emm. 
1872     Down. 
1909    Down. 
1880 

1900  Pemb. 
1862  Caius 
1877     Corpus 

Queens' 
1888     Trinity 

1901  Queens' 
1885     Trinity 

1913  Emm. 
Queens' 

1890  Jesut 
Magd. 
Trinity 

1907     Corpus 


Sir  W.B.Bart.  1908  Trinity 


—  C.H. 
Savur,  K.  M. 

•Saw,  H.  W. 

—  M.  B, 
Sawhnev,  C.  L. 

—  D.  R. 
_  M.  L. 

*Sawyer,  E.  E. 

*  —       H.  W. 

*  —       W.E. 
Saxon,  H. 
Saxton,  W.  I. 

*Sayer,  A.  G.  W. 

—  C.  L. 

—  H. 

—  S.  D. 
•Sayer-Milward,     i 

w.c; 

Sayers,  E.  F. 
1       L.  D. 

•Sayle,C.E.{i^4 


1912  Trinity 
NonCoU. 

1887  King's 
Down . 
Magd. 

1913  Evim. 
1913  Down. 
1874    Joh. 


1896 
1900 


1894 


TrtHtty 

Trmitfi 

tautens' 

King's 

Pemb. 

1869    Trin.H. 

1911     Trinity 
NmtCoU. 

i860     Trinuy 

1911     Joh. 
Down. 

Joh. 
68—5 


1378 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


♦Scales,  F.  S. 

1905 

Jesus 

*Scott 

J. 

1879 

Cairn 

*ScalIon,  H.  E. 

1908 

Queens' 



R.  S. 

1909 

Caius 

•Scarborough,  O.  L. 

1899 

Joh. 

— 

W.  McD. 

Trin.H. 

*Scargrill,  L.  r  M.A. 
W.  K.    Xincorp 

1905 

Trin.H. 

4e 

R.  P. 
S.D. 

1880 
1895 

King's 

King's 

Scarlett,  C.  H. 

1910 

Magd. 

— 

C.  P. 

1903 

King's 

Scarth,  R.  E. 

Joh. 



W.  M. 

1908 

King's 

•Schacht,  F.  F. 

1879 

Trinity 



J.T. 

1912 

Queens' 

Schafer.T.  S.  H. 

1913 

Caius 



P.  D. 

1910 

Queens' 

*Schiller,  F.  N. 

1887 

Joh. 



M.  H.  B. 

Queens' 

Sehloss,  A.  D. 

1910 

King's 



S.C. 

Jesus 

—         W.  F.  R. 

1913 

Trinity 



w. 

Jesus 

Schmiechen,  G. 

Trinity 



M. 

1884 

Christ's 

•Schneider,  G.  A.  S. 

1880 

Caius 

*         

J.H. 

1908 

Christ's 

•    —            W.M.F. 

1877 

Magd. 

*SC0TT,  R.  F. 

1875 

Joh. 

Schofield,  A.  C. 

1901 

Magd. 

»     

C.  A.  A. 

1883 

Joh. 

Scholes,  W.  N. 

1911 

Pemh. 



S.  H. 

1904 

Joh. 

—        W.  P. 

King's 

— 

T.  T. 

1913 

Joh. 

—         J. 

1911 

Trinity 

»     

F.H. 

1862 

Trinity 

Scholey,C.  H.  N. 

Clare 

•     

J.J. 

1869 

Trinity 

*Scholfield,  A.  F. 

1906 

Kioto's 

*     

A.  T. 

1871 

Trinity 

—           R.  D. 

1913 

Joh 



Hon.W.G.H 

.1885 

Trinity 

-          J.L. 

Magd. 

♦     

Hon.  G.  H. 

1892 

Trinity 

*    -           J.  F. 

1880 

Trinity 

*     

H. 

1906 

Trinity 

—            W.  F. 

1906 

Trinity 

— 

E. 

1913 

Trinity 

—           C.N. 

1909 

Tnnity 

*       

J.S. 

1903 

Emm. 

Scholtz,  C.  J. 

1910 

Emm. 

— 

J.E. 

1913 

Emm. 

Schon,  A. 

Corpus 

.^^ 

W.  D. 

Emm, 

•Schooling,  C.  H. 

1906 

Pemh. 

*     

c.  r. 

1899 

Sidney 

Schreiner,  O.D. 

Tritiitv 



G.  A. 

NonColl. 

•     —           Hon.VV.P.l882  Down:     I 

— 

T.  F. 

1912  NonColl. 

Schroeder,  A.  E. 

Joh. 

»     

U.  L. 

1869 

Schiiddekopfa 
W.  G.  A.  1 

1913 

Emm. 

•Scott-Chad,  C. 

1880 

Trinity 

Scott- Gatty,  Sir  A 

S. 

Chi-ist's 

*Schulhof,  J.M. 

1881 

Clare 

*  Scott- Moncrieff,C.  E.  1884 

Trinity 

SchUn,  F.  J.  E. 

1913 

Selwyn 

Scovell,  J.  N. 

Caius 

Schurr,  C.  G. 

Caius 

Scowcroft,  H.  D. 

Glare 

Schuster,  A.    Sc.D 

.  1904 

Joh. 

Scrace,  J. 

Peter's 

*     —          L.W. 

1903 

Trinity 

*Scriven,  R. 

1884 

Trinity 

Schwalm,  C.  E. 

Pemh. 

*Scruby,F.  S. 

1902 

Selwyn 

Schwann,  H. 

1907 

King's 

Scrutton,  T.  B. 

1910 

King's 

Sclater,  F.  A. 

Clare 



H.  U. 

King's 

♦Sconce,  H.  W. 

1886 

Trinity 

•     

A.W. 

1906 

Christ's 

*Scorgie,  N.  G. 

1906 

Trinity 

•Scullard,  H.  H. 

1888 

Scotson,  J.  T. 

1900 

Peter's 

Scutt 

,  C.  A. 

1911 

Clare 

•Scott,  A. 

1879 

jPeter's 
[Trinity 

•Seabrook,  J.  P. 

1867 

Joh. 

Seabrooke,  A.  S. 

1906 

Christ's 

•    —    G.  M. 

1884 

Peter's 

Seal, 

B.N. 

Trinity 

—    A.  P. 

1907 

Peter's 

•Sealy 

,  W.  B. 

1880 

Peter's 

•    —     J.  H. 

1896 

Clare 

— 

W.  H. 

Peter's 

—    H.  W. 

1905 

Clare 

— 

C.  F.  N.  P. 

Pemb. 

—    W.L. 

1913 

Clare 



H.  i\. 

1908 

Trinity 

•    —    E.  S. 

1892 

Pemh. 

•Seaman.  0. 

1884 

Clare 

*    —    A.N.  S. 

1895 

Pemb. 

*    

C.E. 

1870 

Corpus 

—    J.G. 

1913 

Pemh. 

*Searle,  G.  F.  C. 

1887 

Peter's 

—    J.G.C. 

1911 

Pemh. 

•    

G. 

1802 

Pemb. 

•    —    T. 

1854 

Caius 

— 

C.F. 

1904 

Pemh. 

MEMBERS  OF  THE   UNIVERSITY. 


*Searle.G.W.vonU.  1883 

*Sears,  J.  £.  1905 

—  S.  E.  1912 
*Seaton,  A.  A.  1906 

*  —       R.  C.  1876 
Seaver.  C. 
Sebag-Montefiore,  J.  1913 

•Seccombe,  P.  J.  A.  1890 

♦Seckham.G.  J.  T.  1889 

Sedding,  E, 

Seddon,  G.  N. 

—  A.  D. 

—  A.  E.  1913 

*  —  W.  1876 
*Sedgefield,  W.  J.  1898 
»Sedgwick,  W.  1899 

*  —  G.  1863 

*  _  J.  S.  1898 

*  —  A.  C.  1900 

*  —  W.  h\  1894 

—  R.  R. 

*  —  R.  1903 

*  _            C.H.  1898 
Sedwick,  N.  A.  1912 

•See,  W.T.  1900 

Seekond, B.  S. 

*Seely,  C.  H.  1881 

—  RtHon,J.B.1890 

—  C.  G. 
Segnitz,  H.  f . 

*Selbie.W.B.jf;^,;,,1903 

•Selby,  F.  J.  1891 

—  VV.  L. 

_     E.  J.  1912 
Selby-Lowndes,G.N.  1908 

Seligmau,  G.  A.  1908 

_  W.  L.  1895 

*Sell,  W.  J.  1877 
Sellers,  R.  V. 

Sellwood,  G.  B.  1912 

_  F.  G. 

Selwood,  E.  H 
Selwyn,  G.  T. 

*  _        E.G. 


'    —        E.  G. 

_        J. 

—  E.  W. 
»    _        W. 

'    —        S.J. 
Semple,  W.  D. 
Sen,  K.  C. 

—  B.  M. 
Senior,  J . 

A. 

_      S. 


1909 
1876 

1907 


1911 
1862 
1896 

1913 


1889 
1913 


King's 
Joh. 
J  oh. 
Pemb. 
Jesus 
Emm. 
Pemb. 
Joh. 
TrinUy 
Selwyn 
Clare 
Corpus 
King's 
Emm. 
Christ's 
Pemb. 
Catub 
Jesus 
Chrisfs 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Sidney 
Peter's 
NmCoU. 
Down. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 

Trin.H. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Down. 

Queens' 

Trin.H. 

Trinity 

Christ's 

Cath. 

Emm. 

Emm. 
NonColl. 

C'*rpus 

King's 
{  Corpus 
I  King's 

Corpus 

Queens' 

Joh. 

'Trinity 

Clare 

Trin.H. 

King's 

Clare 

Queens' 

Cath. 


Senior,  A.  P. 

*  —      C.  A.L. 
Sephton,  R.  P. 

—  R. 

',  -        J. 

"Serjeant,  J.  S. 

Sessions,  L.  F. 

Seth-Smith,  D.  N. 

Sett,  M.  K. 
•Seward,  R.  W. 

♦  —       B.  H. 

*  —       A.C. 

•Sewell,  H. 

—  E.P. 

—  W.  W.  R. 

—  H.  W. 

—  S.  E. 

*  —      J.  T.  B. 

—  W. 
Sewill,J.  W. 

—  R.  W. 
*Seymour,  C. 

—  A. 

—  F. 
Seys-Phillips,  H. 
Shackel,  G.  M. 
Shackell,  F.  T. 

•Shackle,  R.  W. 
_        G.  A.  N. 

Shah,  S.  P. 

Shahz^d,  A.  K. 

Shakespeare,  G.  H, 
*Shand,  A.  F.  S. 

—  P.M. 
Shanks,  E.  B. 
Shankster,  G. 
Shanly,  H. 

•Shann,  S.  E.  T. 

•  —      G. 

•  _     T.  L. 
•Sharp,  E.  C. 

—  C.J. 

—  J.E. 

—  M. 

•  _  A.  M. 

—  S.  L.  R. 

•  _  H.  W. 

*  —  W.J. 

*  -  G.  (Bp) 

•  _      C.  G. 
_      T.  H. 

•  —      A.  A. 

—  W.  C.  G. 
_      E.  W.L. 

—  G.  G. 
•Sharpe,  E.  N. 


1379 

1909  Christ's 
1900  Joh. 
1896  Cuius 
1904  Cuius 
1862  Joh. 

1879  Christ's 
Clare 

1910  Emm. 
Down. 

1899    King's 
1902     Trinity 

1886  {f-- 

1869  Clare 

1895  Pemh. 

1891  Cuius 

1894  Christ's 

1909  Joh. 
1884  Down. 

1911  Doton. 
1911  Cuius 

Clare 

1904  King's 

1910  Queens' 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 

1905  Pemb. 
1874     Cath. 

1911  Emm. 
Jesus 
Peter's 
Emm. 

1882     Peter's 

1911  Kitig's 
1913     Tnnity 

Sidney 
Joh. 

1904  Cuius 
1868     Trinity 
1881     Trinity 

1905  Clare 
1913  Clare 
1910  Cuius 
1902     Trin.H. 

1884  Corpus 

1912  Corpus 

1880  Joh. 

1885  Joh. 

1886  Joh. 
1907  Joh. 

1913  Joh. 
18H4  Emm. 
189<>  Emm. 

Emm. 
l^onCoU. 
1888  Clare 


1380 


MEMBERS  OF   THE    UNIVERSITY. 


•Sharpe,  J.  W. 

*  —       W.H.  S. 

—  E. 

—  G.  R. 

*  —       H.J. 

*  —      F.  T. 
Shaw,  G.  H. 

—  R.  D. 

*  —    J. 

—  S. 

—  E.  H. 

*  —    .1. 

*  —    J. 

—  A.  P. 

*  —    H.  K. 

—  G.  S. 

—  A. 

—  E.  B. 

*  _     W.N. 

—  R.  R. 

*  —    T.  K. 

—  P.  K. 
Shaw-Hellier,i 

A.  J.B.    I 
•Sheane,  VV.  P.  C. 
Sheard,  M.  H. 
*Shearer,  C. 
*Shearme,  J .  S. 
*Shears,  E.  H. 
^Sheepshanks,  W. 

—  W.E. 

—  A.  C. 

*  —  C.J.H. 

^Sheffield,  Ld  Bp  of 
♦Sheldon,  J.  F. 

*  —        F.  H. 

—  L.  G.  M. 

*Shelford,  L.  McN. 
Shellaker,  E.  C.  H. 
Shelley,  L.  W. 

—  G  E 
•Shellv,  C.E.' 
*Shelton,  R.  N. 

Shennan,  D.  F.  F. 
Shenton,  J.  S. 
*Shephard,  S. 
_  W.  H. 

Shepheard,  E.  P.  VV 
Shepherd,  O. 

*  —     W.  L. 

—  E.  H. 

*  —  C.W. 

*  —  M.  E. 
_  F.  McA. 

—  J.S. 


1875 
1906 
1909 

1861 
1884 
1912 

1895 


1865 
1879 
1893 
1907 
1909 
1913 
1913 
1876 
1913 
1908 

1908 
1901 

1906 
1895 
1872 
1873 
1903 
1906 
1907 
1907 
1873 
1884 
1908 

1893 

1910 
1907 
1912 
1875 
1906 

1912 
1876 
1911 


1909 
1912 
1861 
1864 

1910 


CaiuK 

King's 

Jesus 

Chrisfs 

J  oh. 

Emm. 

Clare 

Caius 

Trill.  H. 

Trin.H. 

Trin.H. 

Cath. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

T'tinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Sidney 

Sidney 

TriiuH. 

Cath. 
Glare 
Clare 
Trinity 
.Toh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Joh. 
Queens' 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Selwyn 
Caius 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Sidney 
Down. 
Trinity 
Jetus 
Corpus 
Christ's 
Selwyn 
Queens' 
Jnh. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 


Shepherd,  R. 
Shepherdson,  J.  F. 
Shepley,  R.  G.  S. 
Sheppard,  G.  A. 

•  -  J.  T. 

*  —  C.  P. 


1912  NonColl, 
Clare 
Magd. 
Trin.H. 
1904    Kings 
1885    Joh. 

*  —  H.A.  G.  1858     Trinity 

*  —  VV.  F.        1884     Trinity 
—            H.  W.      1890     Trinity 

Sheppard-Jones,  J.  G.  S.      Christ's 
Sheppee,  F.  H.  1896     Pemb. 

*Shepperson,  E.  W.   1901     Christ's 
•Sherard,  C.  E.  1879    Jesus 

1877     Emm. 


♦Sheriff,  T.  H. 
Sherlock,  J.  H. 
Sherman,  S. 

—  R.  A. 
*Sherrington,  C.  S. 
•Sherwen,  H.  K. 

Sherwood,  G.  D. 

—  H.  P. 
♦Shewell,  H.  W.  B 

Shiach,  A. 
*Shilcock,  S.  I.  W.    1883     Christ 

Shildrick,  L.  R.         1909     Emm. 
•ShiUington,  J.  M 

Shillito,  A. 


Emm. 

Peter's 
1909     Caius 
1884     Cuius 
1890     Pemh. 
1909     Emm. 

Sidney 
1894  Trinity 
1908     Christ's 


—        N.  W. 
Shimwell,  H. 
*    —  T. 

•Shindler,  T. 
•Shipley,  O. 


1899    Trin.H. 
1894     Cuius 

Joh. 
1906     Trin.H. 
1898     Christ's 

Trinity 


1881 


1854    Jesus 


•Shipley,  A.  E.sc.D.   1884     Christ's 


—  W. 
*Shipman,  W.  M. 

Shiptoii,  W. 
*Shipway,  F.  E. 
♦Shares,  G.  B. 

Shivdasani,  H.  B. 

ShoU.A. 
*Shore,  L.  E. 

—  T.  H.  G. 

—  L.  E. 
♦Short,  J.  M. 
*Shorting,  E.  W. 

Shove,  G.  F. 
_      R.  S. 


NonCoLl. 

1882  Trinity 

1905  Emm. 

1897  Christ's 

1881  TriH.H. 

1913  Joh.* 
Clare 

1885  Joh. 

1909  Joh. 

1911  Joh. 

1909  Joh, 
1870  Emm. 

1910  Kins's 

1911  Tnnity 


Showell-Rogers,E.N.  1913  Caius 
Shroff,  M.  H.  NonColl. 

•Shrubsall,  F.  C.  1895     Clare 

*Shuckburgh,  J .  E.  1899    King's 

—  R.  S.  1902    Emm. 
*Shufflebotham,  F.  1896     Trinity 

Shurlock,  A.  G.  Jesus 

—  F.  W.  Christ's 
Shute,  G.  G.                          Clare 
Shuter,  VV.  R.  1884     Trinity 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1381 


1889 
1884 


1883 
1907 


*Shuter,  G.P. 

*  Sibley,  W,  K. 

—  R.H.  B. 
•Sibly,  F.  A. 

*  —    T.M. 
Sibour,  Count  L.  de 
Siciliano,  P. 

*Siddons,  A.  W.  1898 

Sidebotham,J.N.W.19l3 
_  F.N. 

*  _  E.  J.      1883 

*  _  F.W.G.1887 

—  J.  B. 

—  F.  L. 

*  —  C.E. 
♦Sidgwick,  A. 
*Sidney,  1'.  S. 

_-      R.  J.  H. 
*Sifton,  T.  H. 
♦Sikes,  E.  E. 

Silberrad,  C.  A. 

Silburn,  L. 
*Silley,  P.  O. 
*Sills,H.  H. 

Simeon,  L.  S.  B. 
*Simey,  A.  I. 

—  E.  G.T. 

—  P.  A.  T. 
*Simkin,  T.  L.  V. 
*Simmonds,  A. 

Simmons,  C.  E. 
_  L.  F.G. 

•  —  T.  C. 
Simms,  W. 

—  B. 

•  _       A.  H. 

*  —       W. 
Simon,  E.  E.  D. 

—  H.  H. 
Simonds,  C.  C.  B. 

*  _         H.  E. 
Simons,  A.  J. 

_        E. 
*Simpkinson,  E.  V. 

_  F.  V. 

»    _  H.  W.   1876 

"Simpson,  A.  R.  1884 

*  _  R.  H.  B.    1884 
_         J.  H. 

•  -         J.  C. 

*  ^  T. 
_         W.  A 
_         G.  H. 

*  _  Hon.A.H.  1865 

•  _         E.  R.  1878 
_         J.  G.           1909 

•  —  E.L.  1892 


1902 
1863 
1884 

1887 

1889 
1892 

1895 
1896 
1912 
1895 
1911 

1883 
1874 
1911 

1874 
1909 
1913 
1876 
1867 
1901 
1902 
1913 
1881 

1908 
1891 
1910 


1905 
1903 
1898 
1907 


Down. 
Pemb. 

Femb. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trin.H. 

Jesus 

Clare 

Clare 

Cuius 

Cuius 

Caius 

Caius 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trin.H. 

Magd. 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Peter's 

Caius 

Sidney 

King's 

Trimly 

King's 

Queens' 

Queens^ 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Queens' 

Joh. 

Magd 


Queens' 
Trinity 

Pemb. 

King's 

Caius 

Trin.H. 

Emm. 

Down. 

Pemb. 

King's 

Joh. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Caius 

Trin.H. 

Trm.H. 

Trin.H. 

Christ's 

Christ^  s 

Christ's 

Joh. 


Simpson,  G.  C.  E. 

*  -  J.H. 

—  T.  B. 

*  —  A.  H. 

—  F.  A. 

—  K.  C. 

—  N.D. 

*  —  A.  G. 

*  -      F.A|.^-^- 

\incorp. 

*  —         S.  G. 

*  —         E   J 
•Sinclair,  R.'  C.  H. 

—  G.  W. 

*  -        F.G. 

_        K.  D.  L. 

—  D.  J.O. 
*Sing,  E.  J. 

*  —  J.  M. 

—  CM. 

—  M.  M. 
♦Singapore,  Bp  of 

Singer,  C.  M. 
Singh,  L. 

—  der  I. 

—  B. 
*Singleton,  J.J. 

—  T.  B. 
*Sington,  A.J.  C. 

_         E.G. 

*  Sinker,  F. 

*  —      E. 
*Sis8on,  H.  A. 
•Sissons,  G.  H. 
•Sistersoo,  G.  E. 
•Skeels,  S.  C. 
*Skelton,  T. 

_       N.  A. 
Skey,  A.  (i. 

—  C.  B. 
_    CO. 

Skinner,  J.  A.  D. 

*  —        E.  F. 

*  —        S. 

_        J.      M.A 
•Slack,  E. 
*Slade,  J.  G. 
•Sladen.E.  S.  StB. 
Slaney,  J.  N. 
♦Slater,  R.  C 

—  F.  C. 

—  A.  E. 

—  8.  B. 

*  _      B.  B. 

*  —     C 
•Slater,  F. 


1902 

Joh. 

1846 

Trinity 

1885 

Trinity 

1897 

Trinity 

1897 

Trinity 

1906 

Trinity 

1911 

THnity 

1907 

Trinity 

1912 

Trinity 

1903 

Sidney 

1873 

1900 

Trin.H. 

1911 

King's 

1882 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

1883 

Christ's 

1885 

ChrUt's 

1910 

Christ's 

1913 

Christ's 

1894 

Trin.H. 

1911 

Trinity 

1911 

Caius 

Magd. 

Down. 

Down. 

1861 

Pemb. 

1912 

Emm. 

1908 

Trinity 

Trimtu 
NonColl. 

1891 

1892 

NonColl. 

1907 

Clare 

1892 

Pemb. 

1903 

Caius 

186*2 

Emm. 

1857 

Queetis* 

1912 

Queens' 

L90-2 

King*t 

1912 

Queetu' 

Qu£ens 

1913 

Caius 

1902 

Corpus 

1886 

ChriitU 

.1903 

Joh. 

1896 

Pemb. 

1898 

Clart 

1887 

Caitu 

Clare 

1894 

Petsrt 

Caius 

Christ'* 

Joh. 

1893 

Trinity 

1879 

1902 

Joh, 

1382 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Slaughter,  C.  E. 

Christ's 

♦Smith,  A.  H. 

1869 

Cuius 

Slawson,  W.  N. 

NonColl. 

— 

F.  W. 

1883 

Cains 

Sleem,  M. 

NonColl. 



H.N. 

1891 

Cains 

*Sleeman,  C.  M. 

1905 

j  Queens' 
}  Christ's 

— 

E.  W. 

E. 

1904 
1907 

Cuius 

Cuius 

*    -          J.  H. 

1901 

Sidney 



S.  H. 

1910 

Cams 

Sleigh,  G.  P. 

Jesus 

— 

S.  P. 

1910 

Cains 

Sleight,  A.  B. 

1903 

J  oh. 



E.  P. 

1913 

Cains 

-T      A.  H. 

1911 

Joh. 

— 

H.  E. 

1913 

Caius 

_        K.  R. 

1913 

Sidney 

— 

W.  £. 

Caius 

•Slight,  J.  B. 

1859 

Joh. 

— 

T.  L. 

Caius 

Slipper,  T.  A.  C. 

1890 

Cuius 

— 

K.  P. 

Caius 

Sloan,  L.  B. 

1913 

Clare 

• 

— 

Lumley 

1857 

Trin.H. 

—    E.  B. 

Trinity 

— 

Horace 

1860 

Trin.H. 

Sloley,  R. 

Trin.H. 

* 



F.C. 

1889 

Trin.H. 

Sloman,  A.  E.  P. 

1912 

Queens' 

— 

B.H. 

1895 

Trin.H. 

Smailes,  A. 

1913 

Emm. 

* 



A.  A. 

1896 

Trin.H. 

Smale,  G.F.  P. 

Pemb. 

— 

A.  W.E. 

1901 

Trin.H. 

—      W. 

1872 

Joh. 

— 

M.  V. 

1903 

Trin.H. 

*Smales,  R. 

1910 

Queens' 

— 

R. 

1913 

Trin.H. 

*Small,  £.  W. 

1883 

Christ's 

« 



Sir  C.  C. 

1863 

Corpus 

Smalley,  S. 

Cuius 

« 



R. 

1866 

Corpus 

Smallwood,  R.  P. 

1895 

Cuius 

* 

— 

J.R.  P. 

1892 

Corpus 

Smart,  A.  H.  J. 

Cuius 

__ 

O.J. 

1912 

Corpus 

*    ^      E.  H. 

1896 

Queeiis' 

__ 

J.  T. 

Corpus 

—      W.  E. 

Caih. 

• 

— 

P.  V. 

1866 

King's 

*    —      G.  S. 

1883 

Trinity 

« 

— 

R.J. 

1880 

King's 

—      W.  M. 

Trinity 

* 



E.J. 

1902 

King's 

*Smedley,  1.  F. 

1892 

Pemb. 

— 

S.H. 

1908 

King's 

Smee,  C.  W. 

Joh. 

* 

— 

G.  B. 

1902 

King's 

Smit,  B.  J. 

1913 

Christ's 

* 



F.  B. 

1909 

King's 

•Smith,  Hon.  Sir  C.  A.  1858  Peter's 



E.  F. 

1912 

King's 

•    —     V.  R. 

1871 

Peter's 



E.  M. 

1912 

King's 

*     —    ']'. 

1875 

Peter's 

— 

W.  W. 

King's 

*    —    W.  H. 

1887 

Peter's 

• 



F.  R. 

1872 

Qtieens' 

*     —     M.  Hamblin 

1891 

Peter's 

* 

— 

M. 

1901 

Queens' 

*     —     M.  Horn  fray 

1894 

Peter's 



T. 

1905 

Queens' 

*    -    R.  H. 

1895 

Peter's 

« 

— 

E.H. 

1909 

Queens' 

*     —    S.  G. 

1908 

Peter's 

__ 

H.  L.  C. 

1913 

Queens' 

—    J.Y. 

Peter's 



H.  P. 

Queens' 

*    —    F.  E. 

1852 

Clare 

* 

— 

A.J. 

1901 

Cath. 

*    —    H. 

1853 

Clare 



J.S. 

Cath. 

•    _    C.E. 

1874 

Clare 

* 

— 

A.J. 

1886 

Jesus 

•    —    J. 

1888 

Clare 

— 

A.  F. 

1903 

Jesus 

—    F.  H.  H. 

1909 

Clare 

* 

_i 

B.  T.  D. 

1908 

Jesus 

—    W.G.  F. 

1910 

Clare 

— 

F.  B. 

1913 

Jesus 

—     N.H. 

1912 

Clare 

» 

— 

H. 

1877 

Christ's 

—    S. 

1912 

Clare 

* 



W.  H. 

1884 

Christ's 

*    —    E.  V. 

1891 

Pemb. 

* 



F.  H. 

1904 

Christ's 

*    _    P.H. 

1906 

Pemb. 

__ 

A.  CD. 

1909 

Ch-ist's 

-    R.  B. 

1895 

Pemb. 

— 

A.  E.G. 

1909 

Christ's 

*    -    C.J. 

1903 

Pemb. 

__ 

E.  W. 

Ch'iist's 

*    —    A.D. 

1908 

Pemb. 



H.E. 

1913 

Christ's 

*    —    N.  C. 

1909 

Pemb. 



E.  L.  F. 

Christ's 

~    F.  H. 

1912 

Pemb. 

_ 

J. 

Christ's 

-     H.  H.  M. 

1913 

Pemb. 

» 



W.F. 

1866 

Joh. 

—    B. 

Pemb. 

* 

— 

J.  P. 

1871 

Joh. 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1383 


•Smith 

T. 

1879    Joh. 

Smith,  C.  H. 

1906 

Sidney 

•    — 

G.  C.  M. 

1881     Joh. 

—    C.F. 

Sidney 

»    — 

Harold  (I) 

1881     Joh. 

-    J.L. 

1912 

Sidney 

*    — 

H.  G. 

1881    Joh. 

—     C.  W.  W. 

Sidney 

•     __ 

H.  B. 

1888    Joh. 

•    —    R.R. 

1899 

Selwyn 

*    

Harold  (2) 

1889    Joh. 

—    W.  F. 

1902 

SelwyH 

*    

G.  Elliot 

1898    Joh. 

—    N.  C. 

1910 

Selwyn 



J.F. 

1908    Joh. 

—    EH. 

Nondoll. 

»    

0.  C. 

1909    Joh. 

Sraith-Barry,  R. 

Trinity 

— 

C.F. 

E.  H. 

1912    Joh. 
1911     Joh. 

Smith- Caring'ton, 
A.  E.  C. 

1912 

ChiisVs 

— 

H. 
G.  E. 

1913    Joh. 
Joh. 

*Smith-Cuninghame, 

J.  A. 

•    —                D.  A. 

1875 

Trinity 



V.S. 

Joh. 

1887 

Trinity 



A.  G. 

1912     Magd. 

•Smith-Marriott,H.F.1863 

Trinity 



W.A.N. 

Magd. 

*Smith-Rew8e,  G.  F. 

1884 

Emm. 

•    

Alfred 

1857     Trinity 

Smith  Sligo,           \ 
R.W.M.G.  J.f 

Tiin.H. 

•    

P.H. 

1868     Trhiity 

»    

RtHon.J.P 

.  1877      Trinity 

•Smithson,  H.  S.  C. 

1876 

Christ's 

«    

E.  H.C. 

1877     Trinity 

Smyth,  W.  H. 

1909 

Clare 

•    

w. 

1883     Trinity 

-      W.  J.  D. 

1907 

Pemb. 

•    

Abel  H. 

1884     Trinity 

_      H.M. 

1908 

Femb. 

»    

Arthur  H. 

1884     Trinity 

—     W.  R.  B. 

Pemb. 

*     

B.  G.  O. 

1884     Trinity 

*    _     J.  w.w. 

1896 

CorpUi 

*     

R.  F. 

1884     Trinity 

*    —      W.E.(Bp) 

1880 

King^e 



C.L. 

1885     Trinity 

—      S.S. 

Jesus 

«    

Sir  H.  B. 

1886     Trinity 

—      J.  G. 

1848 

Trinity 

»    

L. 

1886     Trinity 

—      S.E. 

1884 

Trinity 

«    

R.  0. 

1886     Trinity 

•    -      A.  E.A.  W 

.1899 

Trinity 

*     

G.  D. 

1888     Trinity 

—      W.  H. 

1900 

Emm. 

«     

H. 

1888     Trinity 

Smythe,  D. 

Jesus 

W.  A.  L. 

1890     THniiy 

-        G.  A. 

1909 

Emm. 



A.  M. 

1892     Trinity 

Snaith,  E.  G. 

Magd. 

B.  B.  W. 

1892     Trinity 

Snape,  W.  R.  C. 

1912 

Queens' 

•    

S.  W.  J. 

1894    Trinift/ 

•    —    R.  H. 

1908 

Emm. 

W.  B.W. 

1895     Triwiti/ 

Sneath,  R.  E.  F. 

Pemb. 

H.  S. 

1896     Trinity 

*    —       H. 

1897 

Joh. 

H.  R. 

1899     Triniti/ 

*Snelgrove,  J.  S. 

1884 

Trinity 



H.  V. 

1902     Trinity 

—       S.  H. 

Trinity 

R.  W. 

1905     Triniti^ 

*Snell,  H.  C. 

1904 

Caius 

B.  A. 

1910     Triwify 

—    J.  A.  B. 

1911 

Caius 

R. 

1913     Trinity 

"Snow,  J.  H. 

1898 

Peter's 

r!  S.  S. 

Trinity 

*Snowden,A.DeW 

.  1894 

Christ's 

s 

1913     Trinity 

•Snowdon,  J. 

1863 

Joh. 

*     _ 

S.  B. 
P. 
"W.  w. 

Trinity 
Trinity 
1859    Emm. 

•Soames,  H.  A. 

•  _        W.  A. 

•  _        A.  W. 

1880 
1874 
1877 

Joh. 
Trinity 

«     

T   W 

1862     Emm. 

*    _        G. 

1884 

Tj'""^ 

•    

p.'h. 

A.M. 
.    C.S. 

■  F. 

■  H. 
CH,  C. 

-    l.A. 
.    H.J. 
.    B. 

1869     Emm. 
1902     Emm. 
1913     Emm. 
1912     Emm. 
Emm. 

*  -       A.L. 
_-        R.  M. 

•  __        W.H.  K. 
Soden.W.  S. 
Sole,  B.  J.  B. 

1899 
1905 
1879 
1910 

Trtntty 
Trinity 

Joh. 
JesuM 

•Smi' 

»    _ 

*    

*  _ 

1868    Sidney 
1886    Sidnei/ 
1900     Sidney 
1903    /Sirfnei/ 

♦Sollas.W.J.              1B74 
Solly,  A.  N. 

•    _    R.H.     Af.A  1888 
•Solomon,Hon.  Sir  R.  1875 

Joh. 
Caius 
Down. 
Pettr't 

1384 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


*Somei8,  C.  D. 

1891 

Pemb. 

Speir,  G.  T. 

1896 

Pemb. 

♦    —       J.  P. 

1895 

Femb. 

•Spence,  W.  M. 

1871 

Pemb. 

Somervell,  T.  H. 

Cuius 

—       K.G.L.B. 

1909 

Emm. 

R. 

1883 

King's 

—       D.L. 

1908 

Selwyn 

—            L.  C. 

1909 

King's 

•Spence-Jones,H.D.M.  1865  Corpus 

Somerville,  K.  B. 

Clare 

*  Spencer,  W. 

1873 

Clare 

•    —             W.M.A 

.1899 

Kinffs 

-        R. 

1912 

Clare 

*     —             A.  A. 

1880 

Trinity 

*    —        B.  A. 

1901 

King's 

Sondhi,  G.  D. 

Trinity 

-         H. 

Queens' 

Soni,  R.  C. 

Trinity 

•    -        R. 

1883 

Joh. 

Soothill,  V.  F. 

1909 

Emm. 

•    —        Earl 

1880 

Trinity 

Soper,  R.  G . 

Trinity 

—        G. 

Down. 

*Sopwith,  T.  K. 

1895 

Emm. 

*    —        L.J. 

1892 

Sidney 

Sorby,  \V.  A. 

Clare 

Spencer- Hogbin,  F 

.1911 

Emm. 

•Sorley,  W.  R. 

1883 

(King's 
\Trinity 

*Spencer-Smith,  P. 
-        A.  P. 

1904 
1907 

Queens' 
Queens' 

Sothers,  E.  D. 
*Soulby,  T.  H. 

1906 

Joh. 
King's 

•Spencer-Stanhope, 
E.G. 

I  1884 

Trinity 

Souper,  A.  W.  J. 
*    -        F.A. 

1910 
1867 

Queens' 
Joh. 

*Spens,  W. 

1905 

f  Corpus 
XKing's 

Soutar,  A.  K. 

1909 

Emm. 

—      H.B. 

1907 

King's 

♦South,  E.  W. 

1870 

Trinity 

—      T.  P. 

Trinity 

—     F.  W. 

1907 

Emrn. 

♦Spenser,  H.  J. 

1888 

Joh. 

Southall,  J. 

1884 

Trinity 

•Spicer,  W.  T.  H. 

1881 

Cuius 

*Southern,  H. 

1908 

Pemb. 

—      N. 

1903 

Trin.H. 

•    —           N. 

1906 

King's 

—      M. 

1905 

Trin.H. 

Southerns,  L. 

1910 

Emm. 

—      K.W. 

1913 

Jesus 

•Southey,  H.  W. 

1856 

Cuius 

*    —      D. 

1904 

Trinity 

•Southward,  W.  T. 

1875 

Cuth. 

*    —      R. 

1907 

Trinity 

-             W.  C.  B. 

Jesus 

—      G.  E. 

1912 

Trinity 

SouthweU,  R.  V. 

1910 

Trinity 

—      E.E. 

Trinity 

•Soutter,H.O. 

1867 

Emm. 

—      L.  D. 

Trinity 

*Sowels,  F. 

1898 

Christ's 

Spielmann,  H.  L.  I 

, 

Pemb. 

Sowter,  A.  C. 

1910 

Queens' 

Spiers,  H.  M. 

Caius 

Spackman,  E.  D. 

Queens' 

•    -      A.  H. 

1875 

Corpus 

—             H.  M. 

Joh. 

—      A.  L.  C. 

1906 

Trinity 

*SpafFord,  A. 

1886 

Trinity 

Spiller,  L. 

1912 

Queens' 

•Spalding,  P.J. 

1899 

Jesus 

Spilsbury,  G.  H. 

1884 

Trin.H. 

Spark.  D.  S. 

Emm. 

Spinks,  G.  T. 

1910 

Trin.H. 

*Sparke,  J.  B. 

1907 

Clare 

Spinney,  M.  H. 

1909 

Selwyn 

Sparkes,  W.  L. 

Trinity 

*Spittall,A.B. 

1904 

Christ's 

Sparks,  C.  H. 

Joh. 

•Spittle,  J.  T. 

1908 

Pemb. 

Sparling,  W.  H. 

1913 

Queens' 

•Spokes,  J.H. 

1877 

Joh. 

*    _          W. 

1875 

Spooner,  W.  W. 

1902 

Trinity 

*Sparro\v,  G. 

1908 

Cuius 

-          W. 

NonColl. 

*    _         E.G. 

1900 

Trinity 

Spoor,  A.  T. 

Emm. 

*Sparrow  Simpson, \  ^^^^^ 

Trin. 

Sprang,  C.  E.  VV. 
Spragge,  F.  B.  B. 

Trinity 
Trinity 

♦Spear,  ci.  F. 

1901 

Queens' 

•Sprag-ue,  T.  B. 

1853 

Joh. 

Spearing,  C.  Y.  C. 

1896 

Trin.H. 

Spranger,  J.  A. 

1911 

Trinity 

-          E. 

1911 

Emm. 

•Spratt,  A.  W. 

1864 

Cuth. 

*  Spearman,  R. 

1898 

Cuius 

•Sprigg,  H.  G. 

1872 

Corpus 

*    -            B. 

1899 

Cuius 

♦Sprigge,  S.  S. 

1882 

Cuius 

•    —            W. 

1903 

Cuius 

Spring,  E. 

1913 

Sidney 

♦Speed,  E.  A. 

1890 

Trinity 

Spring  Rice,  E.  D. 

1912 

King's 

•Speer,  W.  H. 

1886 

Trinity 

Sproat,  R.  H. 

Down. 

•    -      F.  A. 

1892 

Trinity 

Sprott,  M.  W.  C. 

1909 

Peter's 

—      A.  H.T.  L 

Trinity 

Sproule,  F. 

Trin.H. 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1386 


Sproxton,  C. 
*Spry,  C.  G. 
•Spurge,  C. 

Spurgin,  R.  G.  L. 

SpurrelJ.K.  VV. 
*Squire,  W.  B. 

—  H.  F. 

*  —      R.  T. 

*  —      S.  G. 
Squires,  C.  S. 

—  F.  V. 

*  —        H.C. 

'Srawley,  J.  H, 

•Stabb,  W.  W. 
•Stable,  E.  R. 
•Stacey,  R.  H. 

Stackard,  S.  F.  C. 

Stackhouse,  J.  H. 

Staerker,  H.  E. 

Stafford,  H.  N. 

*  —         J.  H. 

—  G.  B. 
♦Stafford  Smith,  E. 
♦Stafford-  I'yndale- 

Haslehurst,  R. 
*Staffurth,  J. 

*  —  S. 

_  A.E. 

*Stagrg,  C. 
•Staines,  J.  H. 

Stainsby,  H.  H. 

Sialey,  J.  E. 
*Stallard,  J.  H. 

*  —   H.  K. 

*  —    P.  L. 

—  G.  V. 

*  —    A.  D. 
*Stamer,  R.  D. 
*Stammers,  F.  D. 
*Stamp,  A.  E. 

*  —   J.H. 


1912 
1902 
1882 
1907 

1879 

1885 
1901 
1910 

1884 

1891 

1887 
1880 

1889 


Peter's 
Cath. 
Cath. 
Corpus 
Clare 
Pemh. 
Caius 
Trin.H. 
Christ'i 
Caius 
Caius 
Down. 
( Caius 
\Selwyn 
Caius 
Emm. 
Joh. 
King's 
Peter's 
Pemh. 
Caius 
Cath. 
Jesus 
Cath. 

1907     Trinity 


1912 
1898 
1912 
1885 


1875 
1869 

1904 
1887 
1911 
1907 
1886 
1897 
1902 
1909 
1881 
1887 
1899 
1891 
1894 


Stanbrough,W.F.H.1891 

*Stancomb,  J.  F.  1871 

_  J.M.  D.    1911 

Standen,  L.  J.  D. 
♦Stanfield,  A.  V. 
*Stanford,  Sir  C.  V. 

Stanham,  C.  T. 
*Stanhope,J.M.S. 

Sianier,  H. 

Stanley,  E.  S. 

*  —        Hon.      ) 
Monsig-.  A.  C.) 

*  —        J. 

*  —        C.  W. 
Scanners,  R.  W. 


1906 
1874 

1884 

1913 
1865 

1876 

1883 


Joh. 
Sidney 
Sidney 
Caius 
Sidney 
Selwyn 
NonColl. 
Pemn. 
Pemb. 
Caius 
Caius 
Trinity 
Pemb. 
Corpus 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Caius 
Emm. 
Christ's 
Clare 
Tnnity 
Joh. 
Magd. 
Joh. 
King's 

Trinity 

Trinity 
Trinity 
Cuius 


I  *Stanning,  J. 
i«Stansfeld,B.  R. 
1       —  C.  A. 

i  •    —  A.  E. 

\       —  R. 

1  *    —  G.  R. 

i  •Stanton,  V.H. 

•Stanwell,  H.  B. 

*Stapledon,  R.  G. 

*  Staples-Browne,! 

R.  C.  / 

Starck,  H.P. 
•Stark,  J.  C. 
•Starkie,  H.  A. 

—  R.  P.  A. 
Starling,  E.  C.  W. 
Statham,  N.  H. 

*  —        G.H. 

—  H. 
Staveley,  C.  H. 

*  -         R. 

—  L.  H.  B. 
Stavers,  W.  M. 

*Stead,  G. 

*  —    F.  B. 

*  —     J. 

*  —     W.  J.V. 

*  -     H.  A. 
Stealey,  E.  T. 
Steane,  S.  W. 
Steam,  C.  H. 

—  G.  F. 
*Steavenson,  A.  G. 
*Stebbing,  C.  F. 

Stedall,  G.  St  G. 
Stedman,  G.  F. 
Steedman,M.T.  W. 

*  __  H.E.W. 

*  Steel,  G.  S. 

*  _    S.S. 
Steele,  A.  R. 

—  J.  W. 

*  _     C. 
*Steen,  W.  P. 

_      F.  D. 
*Steer,  W.H.H. 
♦Steggall,  J.  E.  A. 

Stein,  P. 

Steinfeld,  I. 
*Sieinthal,  A.  E. 
*Stenning,  G.  C. 

—  F.  S. 

—  E.  H. 
Stephan,  H.  J.  C. 
Stephen,  A.  F. 

_        J.G. 
I       —        A.  iM. 


1894 

Clare 

1872 

Corpus 

Jesus 

1905 

Joh. 

1910 

Joh. 

1893 

Trinity 

1870 

Trinity 

1884 

Joh. 

1899 

Emm. 

1902 

Emm. 

NonColl. 

1892 

Peter's 

1861 

Trin.H. 

1911 

Trinity 

1910 

Jesus 

Trin.H. 

1865 

Christ's 

1898 

Christ's 

1911 

Clare 

1881 

King's 

1913 

Queens' 
Christ's 

1909 

Clare 

1894 

King's 

1906 

King's 

1907 

Joh. 

1901 

Emm. 

Selwyn 

1908 

Trimty 

1910 

Queens' 

Cath. 

1908 

Pemb. 

1902 

Jesus 

Jesus 

Trinity 

1910 

Clare 

1890 

King's 

1896 

Caius 

1903 

Trinity 
Tnn.H. 

1898 

1904 

Trin.H. 

1892 

Christ  s 

1899 

Christ's 

Joh. 

1885 

Joh. 

1878 

Trinity 

1918 

Cuius 

Trinity 

1881 

Trinity 

1863 

Trinity 

1868 

Trinity 

1910 

J  hum. 

Trin.H. 

1910 

Clare 

Fenib. 

King's 

1386 


MEMBERS  OF  THE   UNIVERSITY. 


Steph 

en,J.  H.  F. 

King's 

♦Stewart,  G.  L. 

1885 

Magd. 

*    — 

SirH.Bart 

.1879 

Trinity 

*    —        C.  P. 

1861 

Trinity 

*    — 

H.  L. 

1882 

Trinity 

*    —        A. 

1868 

Trinity 

— 

F.  C. 

1912 

Emm. 

•    —        P. 

1879 

Trinity 

*Steph 

ens,  J.  W.  W 

.  1887 

Caius 

•    -        J. 

1880 

Trinity 

*    

H.  O'R. 

1887 

Jolt. 

•    _        F. 

1883 

Trinity 

— 

J.S. 

1913 

Joh. 

—        C.A. 

1912 

Trinity 

*Steph 

snson, R. 

1897 

Pemb. 

—        .i .  A.  L. 

Trinity 

— 

P.  T. 

1893 

Caixis 

—        A.  G. 

1910 

Emm. 

— 

H.  M. 

1909 

Caius 

•    —        C.  R. 

1900 

Selwyn 

*    — 

H.M. 

1861 

Christ' i 

—        T.  G. 

NonColl. 

*    — 

K. 

1893 

Christ' i 

•Stewart- Brown,  E. 

1884 

Trinity 

*    

H.  S. 

1893 

Trinity 

•    -                     R. 

1894 

Trinity 

— 

D.  G. 

1905 

Trinity 

*Stickland,  J.  R. 

1909 

Pemb. 

Stern 

L.  H. 

1913 

Magd'. 

Stiff,  H.  H. 

1902 

Cams 

Sternberg,  R.  O. 

Clare 

•    —  A.  T. 

1892 

Selicyn 

*Sierndale- Bennett, 

1  1869 

Joh. 

*Stigand,  I.  A. 

1902 

Trinity 

J.  R. 

*Stileman,  F.  W.  C. 

1908 

Pemb. 

*     

R. 

1904 

Joh. 

—          C.  H. 

Pemb. 

Stevens,  H.  H. 

1912 

Clare 

—          D.  C.  G. 

1911 

Queens' 

«    

L.  B. 

1907 

Caius 

—          C.  E.  C. 

Queens' 

*     — 

R.  D. 

1907 

Caius 

—          D.  F. 

Queens" 

— 

H.  L. 

1910 

Queens' 

•Stiles.  W. 

1908 

Emm. 

— 

W.  G. 

1911 

Cath. 

*Still,  G.  F. 

1888 

Caius 

— 

F.  B. 

1902 

Christ's 

-  W.  H. 

1913 

GhHst't 

*    

A.J. 

1867 

Joh. 

-H.  N. 

Christ's 



J.  K. 

Joh. 

Stimson,  C.  C. 

1911 

Emm. 

— 

C.  J.  D. 

Trinity 

—         W.  B. 

Emm. 

*    — 

H.  B. 

1857 

Emm. 

•Stinson,  H.  J.  E. 

1908 

Emm. 

— 

C.  G.  B. 

1911 

Emm. 

*Stirling,RtHon.SirJ 

.1860 

Trinity 

*    — 

H.  W.P. 

1875 

Down. 

•    -        E.G. 

1870 

Trinity 

•    

H.  L. 
L. 

1871 

Down. 

Stirling-Maxwell,  \ 
Sir  J.,  Bart.  J 

1894 

Trinity 

Stevenson,  R. 

1884 

Peter's 

*Stitt,  S.  S. 

1889 

Pemb. 

— 

R.  W. 

Pemb. 

*Stiven,  H.  E.  S. 

1905 

Trinity 

— 

VV.F.  J. 

F. 

Cath. 

Stobart,  W. 

Jesus 

*    — 

CM. 

1905 

Joh. 

*    -        W.J. 

1864 

Joh. 

«    

G.  F. 

1876 

Magd. 

*Stock,  W. 

1889 

Doion. 

— 

J.S. 

1884 

Trinity 

•Stockdale,H.  M. 

1845 

Jesus 

— 

A.  G. 

1885 

Trinity 

•    —            H.M. 

1883 

Jesus 

— 

S.  D. 

1908 

Trinity 

*    _           R.  W. 

1884 

Jesus 

Stewart,  A.  C. 
•    —        A. 

1848 

Peter's 
Clare 

Stockenstrbm,  Sir^ 
A..  Bart.           \ 

1889 

Pemb. 

— 

N.  B. 

1913 

Pemb. 

Stocker,  C.  J. 

1907 

Trinity 

•    

D.  A. 

1885 

Caius 

♦Stocks,  G.  A. 

1880 

Pemb. 



J.C. 

1880 

Trin.H. 

—       P. 

1911 

King's 

— 

F.  C. 

1895 

Trin.H. 

—       A.  V. 

1910 

Joh. 

— 

M. 

1907 

Corpus 

Stockwell,G.E.StC 

.  1898 

King's 

*    — 

H.  E. 

1889 

Queens' 

Stockwood,  1.  H. 

Joh. 

*    — 

0.  H.  H. 

1874 

Cath. 

♦Stodart,  G.  E. 

1877 

Peter's 

•    

H.M. 

1890 

Christ's 

Stoddard,  J.  W. 

1907 

Jesus 

*    — 

P.M. 

1893 

Christ's 

Stoddart,  J.  R. 

Joh. 

«    __ 

M. 

1876 

Joh. 

•Stoffdon, J. 

1868 

Clare 

m 

W.  E. 

1881 

Joh. 

•    -         E. 

1892 

Clare 

m      

H.  F. 

1886 

Joh. 
Trinity 

♦Stokes,  C.  A. 

1872 

Clare 

•    —       H.  C. 

1887 

Pemb. 

•     

D.  M. 

1907 

Joh. 

-      A. 

1896 

Pemb. 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1387 


^Stoke.- 


A.  1867 

*  —   H.  P.  1875 

*  —   SirA.R.,Bart.  1881 

Tji   -pi 

*  —   A.'b!  1896 

—  R,  J .  1910 

*  —   C.  H.  1892 

—  W.  A.  1908 

*  -   W.  F.  1881 

—  F.  L.  B. 

—  L.  1913 
Stokoe,  F.  W.  1913 

*Stone,  J.  F.  M.  H.   1876 

*  _  W.  1879 

*  —  E.  A.  1884 

*  —  E.  D.  1856 

*  _  J.  H.  1885 

*  —  E.  W.  1889 
'     —      F.  J.  1889 

*  —  A.  1899 

*  _  W.B.  1900 

—  H.  B.  1912 
_  A.  C.  C. 

*  —    J.M.  1880 

*  —  T,  1880 
»  —  W.  A.  1892 
»  —  H.  1856 

—  E.  R.  1904 

—  B.  J.V. 
Stoneley,  R. 
Stoneman,  C.  A.  C. 
Stoodlev,  P.  B. 

•Stooke- Vaughan,  F.S.  1867 


•Stopford,J.B. 

Storer,  R.  S. 
•Storey,  C.  B.  C. 

—  H.H. 

—  G. 

—  C.  A. 

—  R.  A. 
Storrs,  J.  P. 

*  —     J. 

_      C.E. 

—  B.St  J. 

*  —     H.  T.  S. 
•Stote,  A.  W. 
^Stothart,  J.  B. 

Stott,  V. 

*  —    A.  W. 

—  C.  A. 
♦Stout,  G.  F. 

G.  F. 
,A.  M. 
Stowell,  E.  La  M. 
•Strachan,  J. 

R.  H. 


1883 

1912 
1890 

1912 
1910 
1910 
1911 
1869 
1910 
1906 
1889 
1898 
1888 
1912 
1907 

1883 

1894 

1902 
1913 


Trin.H. 
Corpus 
King''s 
King''s 
Queens' 
Cath. 
Joh. 
Emm. 
Sidney 
Sidney 
Selwyn 
Caius 
Peter\ 
Peter's 
Caius 
King's 
King's 
King's 
King's 
King^s 
King's 
King's 
Cath. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Emm. 
Joh. 
Christ's 
Clare 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Clare 
Clare 
Caius 
Queens' 
Trinity 
Tnnity 
Clare 
Pemb. 
Pemb. 
Jesus 
Emm. 
Caius 
Trin.H. 
Peter's 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Joh. 
NonColl. 
Pemb. 
Corpus 
Clare 
Christ's 


^'rB.'"^""'^''*}l896     Trinity 

•Stradbroke,  Earl  of   1884     Trinity 
Stradling,  A.  R.         1908     Caius 


*Strahan,  A. 
♦Strain,  T.  G. 
*Stiaker,  C.  E. 

*  —        J. 

*  -        H. 

*  —        F. 

—  G.  H. 

—  L.  S. 

—  A.  C. 


1875  Joh. 
1905    Joh. 

1876  Jesus 
1881  Jesus 
1884  Jesus 
1884  Jesus 
1913     Jesus 

Jesus 
Jesus 


*%^"|f^^y'^'(M.^.1900    Joh. 


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Mount  Royal,  VLL.D,  18S"  Joh. 

Lord  J 

'Stratton,  F.  J.  M. 
Straughan,  T.  A. 
Strawson,  11. 


'Streane,  A.  W. 
Street,  H. 
*    —     H.  W. 
—     R.  0. 
"    -      A.  F. 


1904     Caius 
1913    Selwyn 

Emm. 
1874     Corpus 
1892     Pemb. 
1866    Joh. 
1911    Joh. 

Trinity 


1877 


*Streeten,  H.  R.  B.  S.  1873    Corpus 

—  B.  R.  1911    Joh. 
Stretton,  J.  W.          1910     Caius 
Strickland,  A.  F. 

*  —  H.  C. 

—  Sir  G.B 
Stiinger,  G.  M. 

•Strong,  W.  M. 
Stroud,  H.  C. 

*  —      H. 
Stroyan,  J.  R.  A. 
Strugnell,  E.  H. 

*Strutt,  Hon.  R.  J. 
♦Stuart,  H.  V. 

—  R.  S.  D. 

•  —     E.  A. 

•  —     CM. 
_     H. 

—  C.E. 

•  —     RtHon.J. 

*  _     C.E. 


—  A. 

•Stubbs,  S.  D. 
•    —      C. 

Stubs,  P. 

Studd.  A.  H. 

—  L.  F. 
_     V.M. 

Sturdy,  A.  C 

—  A.  E. 
Sturge,  P.  D. 


1908     Caius 
1883     Queens' 

1887  Trinity 
Down. 

1895    Trinity 
King's 

1885  Joh. 

1912  Jm»,c 
1906     Trinity 
1897     Trinity 

1886  Caius 

1913  Caius 
1876  Joh. 
1880  Joh. 
1912  Joh. 

Joh. 
1866  Trinity 

1905  Trinity 

1911  TriMiiy 
1856    Pemb. 
1873    Corptu 
1890     Trinity 

1888  King's 

1912  Trinity 
Trinity 

1906  P*mh, 
King'i 

1918    Catut 


1388 


MEMBEKS  OF  THE   UNIVEKSITY. 


*Sturges,  E.  M. 

1881 

Pemb. 

Swann,  A. 

THn.H, 

•Sturgis,  H.O. 

1878 

Trinity 

*     -        H.A. 

1877 

Joh. 

•Sturt,  H. 

1891 

Pemb. 

*Swaun. Mason,  R.  S. 

1897 

Cath. 

*Stutfield,  J.  G. 

1905 

Down. 

Swanston,  J. 

Corpus 

•Style.  G. 

1864 

Queens' 

—            E.  R. 

Corpus 

*Subbarao,  N.  S. 

1908 

Joh. 

Swe,  M.  C. 

Doom. 

Such,E.  C.  Mus.B 

.1877 

Trinity 

Swears,  H.  M. 

Jesus 

Suddard,  E.  F.  E. 
Suftern,C. 

Caiui 
Emm. 

•Swete,  H.  B. 

1859 

\  Caius 
[Trinity 

Sugden,  G.  H. 

1910 

Pemb. 

•Swift,  H. 

1880 

Caius 

Sulieman,  A.  A. 

Christ'}, 

—     B.  H. 

Cains 

•Sulivan,J.  V. 

1857 

Trinity 

—    C.  T. 

1909 

King's 

-        E.G. 

Trinity 

*    —    J.McI. 

1908 

Joh. 

♦Sullivan,  A.  M. 

1900 

Christs 

*    —    G. 

1887 

Emm. 

Summers,  G. 

Cairn 

Swindlehurst,  J.  E. 

1911 

Cams 

—           W. 

1887 

Trinity 

—                 T.  R. 

Caius 

*     —          W.  E. 

1898 

Trinity 

Swinstead,  N.  H. 

aare 

Summerson,  W. 

Sidney 

•    —            J.H. 

1886 

Cath. 

♦Sumner,  C.  P. 

1891 

Caius 

Sword,  A.N. 

1911 

Caius 

Sunderland,  G. 

1913 

Selioyn 

Swords,  W.F, 

1908 

Joh. 

Surrage,  H.  J.  R. 

Pemi). 

Syfret,  S.  B. 

1886 

Trin.  H. 

Surridge,  B.  J. 

Doion. 

•Sykes,  C.  E. 

1896 

Femb. 

•Surtees,  VV.  F. 

1893 

King's 

*    —     S.  W. 

1906 

Caius 

A.  A. 

1887 

Trinity 

~     R. 

1911 

Gains 

*Sutcliffe,  J.H. 

1907 

Caius 

-     E.T. 

Caius 

•    —          W.  0. 

1880 

Joh. 

*     —      H. 

1883 

Jebus 

—         A.  L.     ' 

1909 

Sidney 

~     A.H.  C. 

Jeszis 

Sutherland,  J.  F. 

1909 

Caius 

—     W.D. 

1911 

Joh. 

—              F.  B. 

Caius 

♦    —     E. 

1884 

Trinity 

-             G.A. 

1913 

Joh. 

—     E.  R. 

1889 

Trinity 

•    -             H.M. 

1874 

Trinity 

—      W.  S. 

Emm. 

Sutton,  G.  B. 

1906 

Pemb. 

*     —      F.  M. 

1900 

Selwyn 

-       K.  H.  M. 

1913 

Pemb. 

Sylvester,  H.  A. 

Sidney 

•    —      A. 

1875 

Caius 

Syme,  D.  A. 

Clare 

•    —      M.J. 

1866 

Corpus 

-     G.  W. 

1912 

Caius 

*    —      E.W. 

1901 

Cath. 

*Symes,  R. 

1892 

Trinity 

*    —    Y.O.B.A.ini 
—       Hon.  Sir  H 

•.  1883 
1868 

Jesus 
Christ's 

*Symes-Thompson,  > 
H.  E.                \ 

1894 

Christ's 

—      H.J. 

1908 

Trinity 

Svmington,  A.  W. 

Clare 

—      L.  N. 

Trinity 

•Symns,  J.M. 

1901 

Caius 

—      J.  K. 

1889 

Sidney 

_      J.  LI.  M. 

1907 

Caius 

—      L.J. 

Selwyn 

Symonds,  W. 

1854 

Caius 

•Swaffield,  G.  0. 

1865 

Trinity 

*     _           J.  A. 

1903 

Caius 

*Swain,  E.  G. 

1884 

King's 
;  Emm. 

*  —           F.  C. 

*  _           E.  M.A. 

1909      Caius 
inc.  1909  King's 

*Swaine,  C.  E. 

1867 

Trinity 

*    —           N.  H. 

1880 

Queens' 

-        J.K. 

1906 

Trinity 

—          E.T. 

Queens' 

*Swainson,  W.  G. 

1900 

Corpus 

•    —          S. 

1887 

Cath. 

_            J.  A. 

1889 

Christ's 

Symonds- Taylor,  F 

.  K. 

Trin.H. 

*    —            A.  J. 

1865 

*Sympson,  E.  M. 

1883 

Caius 

•Swale,  C.  A.  L. 

1891 

Trin.H. 

Tabberer,  C.  0, 

1911 

Emm. 

•Swallow,  R.  D. 

1871 

Corpus 

*Tabor,  R.M. 

1868 

King's 

•    -         J.E. 

1872 

Jesus 

•    -     A.S. 

1875 

Trinity 

Swan,  F. 

1909 

Trinity 

-     J.C. 

1899 

Trinity 

—     W.A. 

1909 

Selwyn 

•Tacon,  R.  J. 

1870 

Corpus 

Swann,  M.  B.  R. 

Caius 

•    —      R.  C. 

1905 

Trinity 

—       S.  E. 

1912 

Trin.H. 

Taggart,  VV.  Q. 

Emm. 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1389 


•Tailby,  W.  W. 
*Tait,  J.  G. 

—  M.W. 

—  G.B. 

•  —  A.. I. 

—  H.  N. 
Talbot,  C.  E.  C. 

—  F.  T. 
Tall,  G.J. 
'iallerman,  K.  H. 
Talpur,  G.  A. 
Tamb6,  V.  G. 
Tampoe- Philips,  E. 

•Tanfield.  J.  F. 

Tangye,  E.  T.  G. 
*Tanner,  E.  R. 

—  J . 

•  —        R. 

*  _       M. 

—  C.  P. 

—  L.  E. 

—  H.  R. 

—  G.  R. 

*  —        J.  R. 

—  L.  E. 

•  —        E.V. 
*Tanqueray,D.  W. 

_  T. 

*Tansley,  A.  G. 

—  L.  B. 
•I'app,  W.  M. 
*Targett,  J.  M. 
»Tarleton,  J.  F. 

Tarn,  W.  W. 

Tarrant,  W.  N.  H. 
"Tarver,  J .  C. 

Tasker,  T.  J. 
*Tate,  J.  M. 

*  _   R.  W. 
Tatham,  C.  F. 

_        L.  C.  S. 

—  L.  R. 

•  —        CM. 

•  —        T.  B. 

•  _        T.  C. 

•  _        F.H. 

*  —        C.  K. 

*  —        G.  B. 
Tattersall,  F.  R. 
Taunton,  I.  H. 

•Tawney,  C.  H. 
•Tayler,  F.  A.  W. 

*  _      H.P. 

*  —       F.H.J. 
•Taylor,  B.  S. 

—  L.  F. 


1846 

Trinity 

1884 

Peter's 

Pemb. 

King's 

1894 

Joh. 

1910 

Joh. 

Clare 

1894 

King's 

Cath. 

Caius 

Down. 

Cath. 

M. 

Caius 

1899 

Christ's 

1897 

Trinity 

1884 

Clare 

1876 

Pemb. 

1880 

Pemb. 

1886 

Pemb. 

1895 

Pemb. 

1912 

Pemb. 

Christ's 

Christ's 

1883 

Joh. 

1913 

Joh. 

1908 

Emm. 

1879 

Magd. 

1910 

Magd. 

1893 

Trinity 

Trinity 

1881 

Caius 

1892 

Trinity 

1888 

Joh. 

1891 

Trinity 

1913 

Sidney 

1877 

King's 

1906 

Trinity 

1875 

Joh. 

1894 

Joh. 

Clare 

Trin.H. 

Queens' 

1851 

Joh. 

1886 

Joh. 

1862 

Tri7iity 

1867 

Trinity 

1903 

Trinity 

1905 

Trinity 

Cath. 

1912 

Clare 

1860 

Trinity 

1888 

Peter's 

1881 

Clare 

1886 

Magd. 

1890    Clare 

1912     Clare 

•Taylor 

,  D.  A.  G. 

1893 

Pemb. 

*    — 

H.E.I. 

1897 

Pemb. 

— 

S.S. 

1897 

Pemb. 

*    — 

F.C. 

1898 

Pemb. 

*    — 

L.  M. 

1904 

Pemb. 

*    — 

J.  R.  S. 

1906 

Pemb. 

— 

R.  F. 

1910 

Pemb. 

*    — 

T.  M. 

1894 

Caius 

*    — 

H. 

1897 

Caius 



C.  H.  S. 

1904 

Caius 



C.  R. 

1909 

Caius 

— 

G.  H. 

1913 

Caius 

— 

W.  E. 

1902 

Trin.H. 

— 

C.  E. 

THn.H. 

— 

J.  W.  VV. 

1866 

Corpus 

»    

J.C. 

1879 

Coiyus 

•    

R.  W. 

1879 

Cor-pus 

— 

F.  B. 

1874 

King's 

*    — 

T.S. 

1896 

King's 



E.  S. 

1910 

King's 

— 

A.J. 

King's 



J.  E.  J. 

1907 

Queens' 

— 

R. 

1912 

Queens' 

*    — 

T. 

1881 

Cath. 

•    

T. 

1872 

Jesus 



W.  R. 

1913 

Jesus 

*    __ 

W.  0.  L. 

1896 

Christ's 

•    

J.B. 

1872 

Joh. 

*    

P.  C. 

1896 

Joh. 

*    

D.G. 

1904 

Joh. 

•    

J.S. 

1884 

Joh. 

•    

J.N. 

1906 

Joh. 

*    

G.  M.  C. 

1907 

Joh. 



H.  C.  N. 

Joh. 



F.  L. 

Joh. 

•    

S. 

1859 

Trinity 

«    

T.T. 

1863 

Trinity 

•    __ 

H.  M. 

1865 

Trinity 

•    

J.H. 

1868 

Trinity 

•    _- 

W.W. 

1872 

Trinity 

»    

R.  S. 

1890 

Trinity 

__ 

H.D. 

1902 

Trinity 

*    ___ 

A.  L. 

1903 

Trinity 



S. 

1906 

Trinity 

«    __ 

G.I. 

1908 

Trinity 



F.  B. 

1913 

Trinity 



H.  M.  S. 

1912 

Trinity 



H.  M. 

TrinUy 

♦    

J.J. 

1891 

Emm. 

C.  8. 

1905 

Kmm, 

C.F. 

190H 

Emm. 

T.  O. 

1909 

Emm. 

3 

G.  S. 

Sidnty 



T.  F.  G. 

Sidnty 

•    __ 

J.  H.S. 

1885 

Stlwyn 



J.  F. 

1908 

SeJwyn 

— 

L.F. 

1911 

Sdwyn 

1390 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


•Taylor,  C.  R. 

1869 

•Thomas,  P.  G.       . 

1900 

Caius 

•    -        W.A. 

1874 

* 

— 

T.  p. 

1896 

Caius 

•Teakle,  S.  G. 

1902 

Joh. 

— 

J.  G.T. 

Caius 

*Teale,  K.  W.  P. 

1901 

Emm. 

* 

— 

P.  A. 

1884 

King's 

•Teall.J.J.H. 

1873 

Joh. 

— 

H.  W. 

1912 

King's 

—     F.  H. 

1905 

Sidney 

— 

J.O. 

Cath. 

*Tebb,  W.  S. 

1883 

Peter's 

— 

0.  V. 

Jesus 

—    R.  N.  S. 

Peter's 

* 

— 

E.G. 

1897 

Christ's 

Tebbs.J.  A. 

Corpus 

— 

A.  A. 

Christ's 

Tebbutt,  R.  J. 

King's 

* 

— 

J.  R. 

1889 

Joh. 

Tedder,  A.  W. 

1912 

Magd. 

— 

T. 

1913 

Joh. 

Teichmann,  E. 

1904 

Cuius 

— 

R.  B.  H. 

Joh. 

*     —               0. 

1902 

Caius 



R.  LI. 

Joh. 

Telfer,  A.  C. 

Selwyn 

« 



G.J. 

1863 

Trinity 

*Temperley,  E.W.P 

.1897 

King's 

* 

— 

F.  W. 

1889 

Trinity 

*    —            H.W.V 

1901 

( Peter's 
}  King's 

* 

— 

W.  E. 
E.J. 

1912 
1905 

Trinity 

Emm. 

-             C.  E. 

Trinity 

— 

E.  F. 

Emm. 

•    —             A. 

1875 

Sidney 

— 

E.  R. 

1913 

Emm. 

Tempest,  F.  L. 

Selwyn 

* 

— 

E.  L. 

1882 

Sidney 

Temple,  R.  J.  G. 

Peter's 

— 

F.  G. 

1894 

Sidney 

RTc.BarUr^"-^ 

.1883 

Trin.H. 

* 

z 

H.H. 
W.J. 

1897 
1912 

Sidney 
Sidney 

•    —        A.L. 

1892 

Trinity 

— 

T.  A.  T. 

Sidney 

Templeman,  W.  H. 

1906 

Joh. 

— 

G.R.  S. 

1909 

Down. 

*Templeton,  M. 

1869 

Trinity 

* 

— 

H.H. 

1907 

Down. 

*    -             C. 

1870 

Trinity 

— 

M.  E. 

Down. 

Teanant,  B.  V.  A. 

1912 

Pemb. 



H.E.  E. 

Selwyn 

*    -         F.  R. 

1888 

\  Caius 
Trinity 

*     —        H.  A. 
Thomasset,  G.  T. 

1871 

Caius 

•     —         J. 
—         H.  J. 

1870 

1888 

^  Trinity 
Trinity 

Thom-Postlethwaitt 
A.  C.S 

;}  1912  Pm&. 

—         H.  V. 

1913 

Trinity 

Thomp 

son,  S.  W. 

Clare 

•Tennent,  R. 

1858 

Joh. 

* 

— 

B.C. 

1898 

Pemb. 

Tennyson,  C.  B.  L. 

1902 

King's 

— 

A.  G.  G 

.  1911 

Pemb. 

Terrell,  F.  W. 

Corpus 

♦ 

— 

W.  H. 

1863 

Cuius 

•Terry,  J. 

1872 

Joh. 

* 

— 

R.  C. 

1898 

Caius 

•    -     F.S. 

1899 

Joh. 

^ 

— 

T. 

1902 

Caius 

*Tetley,  C.  F. 

1872 

Trinity 



0.  S. 

1913 

Caius 

*    -      C.H. 

1898 

Trinity 

— 

R.  M. 

Caius 

*    —      M.  H. 

1909 

Trinity 

• 



L.C.F 

1870 

Trin.H. 

Thacker.  C.  R.  A. 

1911 

Down. 

« 

— 

H.C.S 

1883 

Trin.H. 

Thackeray, J.  M. 

1910 

Pemh. 

« 

— 

C.  E. 

1886 

Corpus 

•    —           H.StJohi 

11890 

King's 

— 

W.  F. 

1909 

King's 

•     —            A.T.J. 

1876 

Trinity 

— 

H. 

1911 

Kings's 

*Thackrah,  M.  W. 

1901 

Queens' 

— 

B.  W. 

King's 

Thadhani,  N.  P. 

Queens' 

— 

J. 

King's 

*Theed,J.  V. 

1852 

Joh. 

— 

H.J. 

Queens' 

Thiebaut,  A.  I. 

Trin.H. 

— 

M. 

1913 

Queens' 

•ThirkiU,  H. 

1908 

Clare 

— 

W.  S. 

1913 

Queens- 

Thoday,  F.  A. 

1910 

Down. 

— 

R.  D. 

Queens' 

*    -        D. 

1905 

• 



A. 

1858 

Jesus 

Thomas,  D.  0. 

1910 

Peters 

« 

— 

J.H. 

1872 

Jesus 

—        H. 

Peter's 

— 

J.  P. 

1913 

Jesus 

*    —        A.  N.  (Bp) 

1891 

Pemh. 

» 



F.J. 

1866 

Christ's 

*    -        W.S. 

1900 

Pemb. 

— 

P.  A. 

1898 

Christ's 

•    —        D.A. 

1880 

Caius 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1391 


"Thompson,  H.  T. 

1899 

Christ's 

•     

A. 

1905 

Christ's 

— 

G.  H.  M.  1913  Chriit's 

— 

A.  P. 

Christ's 

— 

P.J. 

Christ's 

*     

J.E. 

1854 

Joh. 

•     

A.H. 

1895 

Joh. 

*     — 

E.E. 

1906 

Joh, 

— 

C.  N. 

Joh. 

— 

H.Y. 

1862 

Trinity 

*    — 

Sir  P.  Bart 

.  1867 

Trinity 

«    

R. 

1869 

Trinity 

•    

CM. 

1880 

Trinity 

m 

w.  vv. 

1880 

Trinity 

«      

A.H. 

1882 

Trinity 

*      

D'A.W 

.1884 

Trinity 

»      

V. 

1891 

Trinity 

__ 

A. 

1893 

Trinity 

*      

J.  P. 

1895 

Trinity 

— 

H.S. 

1906 

Trinity 



F.  C. 

1910 

Trinity 



H.  V. 

1910 

Trinity 

«      

R.  D. 

1905 

Emm. 



B.  J.D. 

Emm. 



A.  B. 

Sidney 

«      

J.  W. 

1878 

Down. 

*      

H.  M. 

1879 

Down. 

Thorns, 

A.H. 

1910 

Christ's 

Thomson,  C.  H. 

1912 

Clare 

*     — 

H.  A. 

1890 

Pemb. 

— 

G.  D. 

Caius 

*     

J.  G.  0. 

1903 

Trin.H. 

*     

F.  D. 

1861 

Joh. 

*     — 

J.  M. 

1870 

Trinity 

*     

Sir  J.  J. 

1880 

Trinity 



S.  M. 

1889 

Trinity 



G.  P. 

1918 

Trinity 



J.  O. 

Trinity 



F.  G. 

1895 

Sidney 

Thorburn,  E.  F. 

Caius 



T.J. 

1879 

Christ's 



J.M. 

1911 

Trinity 

— 

C.  E.  A. 

Seiwyn 

Thorman,  J.  L, 

Pemh. 

Thorne 

,  C. 

Clare 

F.J. 

1907 

Jesus 



H.S. 

Christ's 

*    

E.G. 

1883 

Trinity 

•Thornely,  T. 

1877 

Trin.H. 

*     

P.E.  W 

1901 

Trin.H. 

ThornewiU,  C.  C. 

Trin.H. 

*Thornhill,  E.  H. 

1879 

Trinity 

♦Thorns 

H.  H. 

1892 

Corpus 

*Thornton.  R.  H. 

1899 

Peter's 

H. 

1904 

Peter's 

*     

C. 

1892 

Pemh. 

*    

F.J. 

1902 

Caiiis 

Thornton,  L.H.  M.A.l^ll  Cuius 
Queens ' 
Jesus 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emtn. 
Emm. 

Trinity 
Emm. 
King's 
Emm. 
Joh. 
Corpus 
Cains 
Caixis 
Cuius 
Queens' 
Cuius 
NonColl. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Cuius 
Caius 
Emm. 
Clare 
Queens' 
Clare 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Christ's 
Pemh. 
Cums 
Trinity 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Cuius 
Emm. 
Trin.H. 
Caius 
Joh. 
Trinity 
King's 
King's 
Pemh. 
Pemh. 
Emm. 
Caius 
Jesus 
Joh. 
Seiwyn 


—          G.  P. 

*    —           P.M. 

1865 

•    -          A. 

1887 

•    —           VV.H. 

1853 

*    -           H.P. 

1878 

*    -          R.  L. 

1887 

•    —         C.  C. 

1900 

*    -          J.G. 

1907 

—          F. 

-          E. 

*    —          W. 

1883 

—          L.  H.D. 

1910 

•    -          A.V. 

1874 

Thorold,W.L.deB.1894 

*    —        C.  E.deM.1875 

*Thorp,  R.  0.  V. 

1900 

•    —      F. 

1850 

*  Thorpe,  C.  £. 

1867 

Thouless,  R.  H. 

*Threlfall,  K. 

1884 

—          R.E. 

1913 

-          C.  R.  F. 

—          H.  C. 

1910 

♦Thresher,  W.  H. 

1899 

Thrift,  J. 

1904 

•Thring,  J.  G. 

1878 

•    -       L.G.  P. 

1894 

•Thurlow.J. 

1870 

_         A.G. 

*ThumeIl,  H.  L. 

1889 

Thursby,  P.  H. 

-          W. 

•Thursfield,  R.  C. 

1890 

*    —           G.A.R. 

1908 

F. 

1889 

•  rhurstan,  F.  VV. 

1876 

•Thurston,  G.  B. 

1886 

•Thurtell,  W.  E. 

1878 

'Thynne,  A.  B. 

1863 

*licehurst,  C.  B. 

19(^3 

•Tickell,  H.  M. 

1888 

Tidman,0.  P. 

190G 

Tidy,T. 

Till,  W.  S. 

Tillard,  H.J.  B. 

1906 

-        L.B. 

1909 

•    _        R.  M. 

1868 

*Tilley,  A.  A. 

1876 

•    -      J.A.  C. 

1890 

♦Tilly,  T.  H. 

I89G 

_   J. 

1908 

_    R.L. 

•Tillyard,  H.  J.  W. 

1904 

—         E.  M.  W. 

1911 

•     -          I.  A. 

1876 

♦Tilston,  H.  E. 

1904 

1392 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Tilt.  A.  H. 

Seltvyn 

Tomlinson,  F.  R.  J 

r. 

Trinity 

Times.  W.  0. 

1910 

Trinity 

—             A.  E. 

Emm. 

•Timins,  G.  E. 

1892 

Pemb. 

—             H. 

Sehoyn 

*Timinins,  J.  L. 

1896 

Emm. 

•Tompkins,  A.  J. 

1885 

Trinity 

Tinimis,  H.  S. 

1884 

'I'rinity 

Tompson,  C. 

1904 

Pemb. 

* Tiinras,  H.  A. 

1870 

Trinity 

*    —           F.  G. 

1903 

Joh. 

Tims,  E.  M. 

1871 

Pemb. 

*Toms,  A.  A. 

1879 

Down. 

•    _    H.  W.M. 

1901 

King's 

Tonge,  R.  D. 

1913 

Pemb. 

Tindal,  J.H. 

1911 

Peter  s 

*    —      G.  E.  M. 

1895 

Selwyn 

*Tindall,  H.  S. 

1906 

Pemb. 

Tongtor,  iVi.  C. 

Peter' H 

-         C.  G. 

Pemb. 

Tongue,  E.  D. 

1913 

Emm. 

—         0. 

1913 

Queens' 

Tonkin,  R.  S. 

Pemb. 

—         C.  K.  VV. 

Queens' 

Tonks,  J.  W. 

1909 

Caiui 

•    —        H.  C.L. 

1885 

Christ's 

ToolisjJ.  H. 

Clare 

—        C. 

1906 

Christ's 

*Toone,  C.  G. 

1906 

Joh. 

*Tingey,W.  H. 

1891 

rrin.H. 

Tootal,  R.  M. 

1913 

Trinity 

-        W.R.H. 

Trin.H. 

Tootell,  R. 

Christ's 

Tinker,  F.  S. 

1908 

Pemb. 

♦Tooth,  S. 

1889 

Clare 

_       H.  W.  C. 

1906 

Trinityi 

•    —     H.  H. 

1877 

Joh. 

*Tinkler,J. 

1855 

Joh. 

*    —    P.  E. 

1887 

Joh. 

Tinsley,  R.  P. 

Queens' 

•    —    A. 

1862 

Trinity 

—        R.  L. 

Trinity 

—    A.  A. 

Trinity 

*ripping-,  J.  H.  A. 

1888 

Trinity 

*Toovey,  W. 

1868 

Cath. 

Tirard,  N.  S. 

Trinity 

Topham,  H.  A.  C. 

Clare 

Tisdall,  J.  T.  St  C. 

Peter's 

*     —          A.  F. 

1896 

Queens' 

—       A.W.  StC 

;.  1912 

Trinity 

Topley,  W.  W.  C. 

1907 

Joh. 

•Titley,  A.  J.  G. 

1890 

Pemb. 

Toplis,  A.  R. 

1907 

Peter's 

*    -      L.  G. 

1898 

Pemb. 

—      J. 

1898 

Trinity 

Tiiterington,  T.  G. 

Caius 

Topping,  A.  R. 

Pemb. 

Toase,  E.  J. 

1911 

Joh. 

•Torr,  W.  E. 

1874 

Trinity 

•Tod,  H.  F. 

1892 

Trinity 

*    —    C. 

1880 

Trinity 

Todd,  H. 

Pemb. 

*    -    H.J. 

1887 

Trinity 

-    -    A.F. 

1895 

Caius 

*Torrance,  G.  H. 

1897 

Emm. 

*    —    L. 

1897 

King's 

Tony,  A.J,  D. 

1908 

Joh. 

*    -    J.  C. 

1891 

Christ's 

♦Tosswill,  C.  G. 

1897 

Trinity 

—    M. 

1912 

Christ's 

♦Tottenham,  L.  D. 

1884 

Jesus 

—    H.  W. 

1911 

Joh. 

*    —             H.  R. 

1879 

*    —    T.F.  D'A. 

1874 

Trinity 

Toulmin,  G.  E. 

1911 

Kings 

_    E.  W. 

1911 

Trinity 

—          E.  H. 

King's 

—    J. 

1913 

Trinity 

Tower,  G.  E. 

Trinity 

*Todhunter,  R. 

1889 

Clare 

*Towers,  W.  G. 

1898 

Trinity 

*    —             E.M. 

1888 

King's 

*Towle,  J.  H. 

1900 

Joh. 

•    —            H.  W. 

1895 

Trinity 

Townend,  H.  D. 

1913 

Queens' 

Toft,  C. 

1913 

Peter's 

*Townley,  C.  F. 

1878 

Trinity 

Tolhurst,  G.  A. 

1911 

Sidney 

*    —          M.  G. 

1885 

Trinity 

Tollemache,  J.  E. 

Magd. 

—         C.E. 

1909 

Trinity 
Chrises 

—                A.  H. 

W. 

Trinity 

Townroe,  G.  C. 

^Toiler,  T.  N. 

1866 

Christ's 

•Townsend,  E.  H. 

1887 

Pemb. 

Tolmie,  W.  L. 

1909 

Trinity 

*    —            J.  H. 

1901 

Pemb. 

Tom,  E.  N. 

1858 

Joh. 

—             A.L.H 

.  1907 

Caius 

I'ombling's,  D.  G. 

1911 

Selwyn 

_             P.  C. 

Trin.H. 

*Tomkinson,  G.  A. 

1883 

Trin.H. 

*    —             R.G; 

1881 

Joh. 

*     —              H.  F. 

1904 

Sidney 

—             R.  VV. 

1913 

Joh. 

*    —             C.  E. 

1908 

Sidney 

*    —            J.  S.  E. 

1897 

Trinity 

*Tomlin,  J.  R.  le  B 

1886 

Pemb. 

♦    —             J.C. 

1874 

Emm. 

—        C.  G. 

Jesus 

♦Townshend,  E.  M. 

1885 

Clare 

—              H. 

1912 

Trinity 

MEMBERS  OF   THE    UNIVERSITY. 


1393 


Townson,  B.  A. 

Christ^ 

Trotter,  L.  B.  C. 

1905 

Tozer,  W. 

Clare 

—        J.L. 

—    E.  f. 

1908 

Joh. 

—        K.  S. 

Tracy,  S.J. 

Jesus 

Troubridge,  J.  L. 

1908 

—     G.D.  C. 

Emm. 

Trought,  T. 

1913 

Traidos,  M.  C. 

1904 

Trinity 

•Troutbeck,  H. 

1886 

Traill,  R.  R. 

Trinity 

Trouton,  F.  T. 

1913 

Trapnell,  H. 

Caius 

Trower,  G.  S. 

1912 

—          F.  C. 

1901 

King's 

*Trub8haw,  H.  E. 

1906 

Traiitmann,  H.  F. 

Emm. 

—            C.  S. 

1911 

*Travancore&Cochin,)iQQ.  r»          » 
Bp  of                      r^S^  Q"«««« 

—            A.R. 
Truell,  W.  H.  S. 

1913 

•Travis,  W.  T. 

1875 

Clare 

Truman,  M.  G. 

1912 

•    —      A.  C. 

1878 

Emm. 

•Truscott,  E.  F. 

1903 

•Trayes,  F.  E.  A. 

1891 

Caius. 

—         F.  G. 

.*Treadwell,  F.  \V. 

1892 

Clare 

Trusted,  H.  H. 

Tredennick,  J.  N. 

E. 

Trin.H. 

*Tryon,  G.  A. 

1908 

*Treeby,  A. 

1884 

Trinity 

*Tsan,  Y.  H. 

1909 

Tregelles,  G.  P. 

Caius 

*Tubbs,  N.  H. 

1902 

Treglown,C.  J.H. 

Queens' 

•Tuck,  A.  J. 

1871 

"Tregoning,  J .  S. 

1889 

Trinity 

*    -    F.J. 

1880 

•    —            W.  E.G.  1892 

Trinity 

—    G.  L.  J. 

1912 

*    —             W.  H. 

1897 

Trinity 

—   C.  H. 

*    —             E.  A. 

1905 

Trinitv 

—    N.J. 

Treherne,  F.  G.  W 

. 

Cath.  ' 

•    -    VV.  H. 

1863 

Tremearne,  A.  E. 

1908 

Joh. 

Tucker,  D.  L. 

•Tremlett,  G.  G. 

1855 

Joh. 

-       L.G. 

1910 

*    —         J.D. 

1859 

Sidney 

*    -       T.  G. 

1882 

•Trench,  J.  H. 

1901 

Trinity 

*    —       G.D.  R. 

1901 

*    —       C.  W. 

1903 

Trinity 

*Tucketi,J.E.S. 

1892 

—       H.  R. 

1908 

Trinity 
Christ^ 

*    —        I.  L. 

1893 

Trend,  J.  B. 

1909 

Tudor,  R.  G. 

1913 

Trendell,  C.  W. 

Clare 

Tudsbery,  F.  C.  T. 

1909 

*    —         G.J.  W. 

1887 

Christ's 

•Tuke,  S. 

1878 

•Trevelyan,Rt.Hon.l 

1861 

Trinity 

•    —    H.S. 

1887 

Sir  G.  O.  Ban.j 

*Tulloch,A.  A.  G. 

1888 

•    —           C.  P. 

1892 

Trinity 

—        H.  M. 

•    —             G.M. 

1896 

Trinity 

*Tunmer,  E.  J.E. 

1905 

Treves,  W.  W. 

1904 

Caius 

Turkington,  J.  S. 
TurnbuU,  P.  H. 

*Trevitt,  W.E. 

1907 

NonColl. 

1912 

•Trevor,  R.  S. 

1894 

Clare 

—          E.L. 

1910 

*     —       Sir  C.  C. 

1852 

Cath. 

•    -          W.  P. 

1864 

Trew,  M.  F. 

Pemh. 

•    —          J. 

1861 

Trewhella,  C.  B. 

Pemh. 

•    —          A.  P. 

1906 

Tribe,  K.  W. 

1912 

Emm. 

—           U.A. 

*Trickett,  W.  R. 

1901 

Corpus 

—          J.  B. 

Trier,  N.  E. 

1911 

Clare 

*    _          P.  C. 

1901 

Trinder,  A.  A. 

1901 

Clare 

Turner,  H.  A. 

*Tringham,  H.  R.  P 

.1897 

Clare 

•    —       J. 

1876 

Tripp,  N.F. 

Emm. 

—       R.  W. 

1889 

I'roUope,  T.  A. 

Gains 

•    —       L.  B. 

1907 

—          T.  C.  S. 

Trin.H. 

—        A. 

1909 

•    —         T.  E. 

1884 

Mugd, 

•    —       G. 

1876 

*    —          C.  H.  B. 

1898 

Trinity 

—       H.F.  A. 

Trott,  D.  C. 

1884 

Caius 

•    -       E. 

1872 

—    F.  W. 

Joh. 

•    _       H.  W. 

1908 

—    A.C. 

Joh. 

_       R.  L. 

1910 

Clare 

Clare 

Trinity 

Joh. 

Joh. 

Caius 

Trinity 

King''s 

Clare 

Clare 

Clare 

Jesus 

Seiwyn 

King's 

Trinity 

Trin.H. 

Pemb. 

Trinity 

Caius 

King's 

King''s 

King's 

Cath, 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Caius 

Queeni' 

Joh. 

Magd. 

Caius 

Trirnty 

Seiwyn 

King's 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

Queens' 

Emm. 

Christ's 

Queens' 

Christ's 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Emm. 

Pemb. 

Caitia 

Tnn.H. 

King's 

Qtieeus' 

Cath. 

Jesus 

Chrut's 

Christ's 

Christ'* 

59 


1394 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Turner,  W.  H. 

Christ's 

Unthank,  H.  W. 

King's 

-        R. 

1906 

Joh. 

•Upcher,  E.  C.  S. 

1894 

Trinity 

*     -       Herbert  H. 

1883 

Trinity 

•Upperton,  C.  S. 

1851 

Trinity 

—        J.  A. 

1885 

Trinity 

•Upton,  G.F. 

1903 

Emm. 

*     —        Heniy  H. 

1894 

Trinity 

•    -       F. 

1883 

*    —       R.  C. 

1901 

Trinity 

Upward,  L.  V. 

1912 

Queens'' 

*    -       A.  C. 

1903 

Trinity 

-         H.  A. 

1895 

Christ's 

—       W.  A.  S. 

1911 

Trinity 

•    —         E.  F. 

1877 

Joh. 

-       A.C. 

Emm. 

Ure,  C.  McG. 

Pemb. 

—       W.  H. 

Sidney 

*  —    P.N. 

1901 

Cuius 

—       J.  P. 

Selwyn 

Urie,  R.  W. 

Joh. 

—       G. 

1886 

NonColl. 

•Urmson,  T. 

1879 

Trinity 

Turpin,  J.  K. 

Christ's 

Urquhart,  J.  L. 

1913 

Emm. 

•    -        G.S. 

1887 

Joh. 

Urtubey,  A.  L.  G. 

1893 

Trinity 

Turrall,  R.  G. 

Trin.H. 

•Usborne,  T. 

1863 

Trinity 

•Turton,W.  J.T. 

1895 

Trin.H. 

Usher,  H.  B. 

Trin.H. 

*Twamley.  Z. 

1875 

Joh. 

*    -     R. 

1889 

Cirrpus 

•Tweed,  E.  M. 

1890 

Cath. 

*Usherwood.  E.  C. 

1899 

King's 

Tweedale,  J.  A. 

1884 

Trin.H 

Utley,  B.  T. 

Tnn.H. 

*Tweedie,  A.  G. 

1879 

Caius 

Uzielli,  H.R. 

1912 

Pemh. 

-       '  L.  K. 

1912 

Cuius 

Vachell.E.  T. 

King's 

—         G.I.  F. 

Caius 

Vachha,  F.  B.    . 

1912 

Christ's 

—         H.  A. 

Trinity 

Vag-liano,  S. 

Trinity 

Tween.A.  S. 

191 B 

Caius 

Vaidya,  S.  B. 

1911 

Joh. 

*Twentyman,  J . 

1861 

Christ's 

Vai?h,  i\.  C. 

N 071  Coll. 

—              D.C.T 

.  1913 

Joh. 

Vaizey,  B.  B. 

1913 

Cath. 

Twigg,  G.  W. 

1904 

Caius 

Vale,  H.E.T. 

1913 

Joh. 

♦Twining,  S. 
_         R.  VV. 

1875 

Trinity 
Emm. 

•Valentine- Richards 
A.  V. 

'I  1888  Christ'^ 

•Twisden,  J.  R. 

1879 

Trinity 

Vanderbyl,  P.  B. 

1889 

Pemb. 

•    —         SirJ.  F. 

1848 

van  Druten,  H.  J. 

Joh. 

Twomey,  R. 

Trinity 

Vane- 1  empest,  E.  C 

.W. 

Trinity 

Tyagara'ja,  J.  T. 

Christ's 

•Van  Hees,  A.  S.  M. 

1906 

Joh. 

*Tyas,C.J. 

1875 

Trinity 

Van  Vestraut,  L. 

1911 

Peter's 

*Tyer,  W.E. 

1881 

King's 

•Vardon,  S.  A. 

1874 

Trinity 

—    A.  A. 

1909 

King's 

Varley,  H. 

1911 

Queens' 

Tyerman,  C.  B.  L. 

1877 

Trin.H. 

*     _        T. 

1887 

Joh. 

*Tyers,  F.  G. 

1902 

Pemb. 

_       L. 

Trinity 

•Tyler,  C.  H. 

1889 

Pemh. 

Varwfell,  R.  P. 

1906 

Joh. 

*    —     H.  G.  S. 

1893 

Trinity 

Vatcher,  H.  M. 

1908 

Clare 

Tylor,  G.  C. 

1911 

Pemh. 

•    —         J.  S.  A. 

1871 

Joh. 

Tyndale-Biscoe,  H. 

L'E. 

Jesus 

Vaudrey,  W.  E. 

Caius 

•Tyrer,  J.  W. 

1881 

Cath. 

•Vaughan,  G.  H. 

1877 

Peter's 

*Tyrwhitt-Drake,( 
B.  H.( 

1904 

Pemb. 

*    -           C.  G. 
-           J.  H. 

1894 

Chnsfs 
Corpus 

*    _           W.  T. 

1858 

Trinity 

*    —           C.  S. 

1887 

Trinity 

•Tyser,  E.  J. 

1877 

Trinity 

_           R.  B. 

1908 

Trinity 

Ue,  S.  W. 

Jesus 

—           E.  AV.  B 

.1910 

Trinity 

Ullman,  R.  B. 

Trinity 

*    —           A. 

1890 

Trinity 

Uloth,A.  W. 

1911 

Pemb. 

Vaughan-J  ohnson ,  R.1892 

Trinity 

*Umney,  P. 

1892 

Peters 

*  Vaughan- Williams, 

|l866 

Trinity 

*Underdown,  H.  W. 

1886 

Pemb. 

E.  F. 

*Underhay,  F.  G. 

1885 

Pemb. 

*     -         R.    Mu5.B.  1894 

Trinity 

•Underbill,  H.  J. 

1876 

Pemb. 

*Vause,  T.  C. 

1907 

Joh. 

*  Underwood.  H.  L. 

*  —               T.  R. 

1897 
1896 

Clare 
Pemb. 

•Vaux  of  Harrowden,>igg3  3p,..„.^ 
LiOrd                          J 

Unna,  P.  J.  H. 

1899 

Trinity 

*Vawdrey,  J.  C. 

1884 

MEMBERS  OF  THE   UNIVERSITY. 


1306 


'Teasey,  A.  H. 
Veevers,  W. 
Vellacott,  P.  C. 

—  H.  D. 
*Venn,  J. 

*  —     H. 

*  —     J.  A. 
*Ventris,  E.  F. 

Vercoe,  R.  H. 
Verdon,  P. 

*  —       R.  E. 
Vereker,  Hon.  S.  R. 

*Verey,  C.  G. 

*  —     C.  H. 

*  —      H.  E. 
♦Verity,  A.  W. 

Verney,  E.  B. 
•Vernon,  W.  G. 

*  —        H.  R.  C. 

—  C.  H. 

—  R.  D. 

*  Vernon  Jones,  V.  S. 

Verrall,  F.  H. 
*V'esey,  F.  G. 

*  —      D.  A.  F. 
Vey,  F.  H. 

—     D.  C.L. 
Vick,  G.  R. 
Vickers,  H. 

—  ^• 

♦Victoria,  LordBpof 
•Vidler,  A.  C. 
*Vigers,  E.  H. 

Vigo,  J.  D. 
*Villiers,E.  A. 
*Vince,  C.  A. 

Vincent,  H.  G. 

*  —         E.  O. 

—  R.  B. 

—  L.J. 
•Vines,  S.  H. 

—  J-l.W.  C. 
•Viney,  F.  H. 

*  —     R. 
Vining,  L.  G. 
Vint,  M.  D. 
Vintcent,  C.  A. 

•Vinter,  A. 

*  —      H.  S. 

*  —      R.K. 

*  —      H.  W. 

*  —      £. 
*Vipan,  G.  W. 
•Vischer,  H. 

*  —        M.  M. 
Vivian,  C.  St  A. 


1890 
1908 

Kmm. 
Joh. 

*Vivian,  H. 
Vizard,  H.  M. 

1886 
1891 

Trinity 
Peter's 

1913 

Peter's 

Voelcker,  H.  E. 

Christ's 

NonColl. 

-          J.  A.  Ai.^.  1894 

Joh. 

1857 
1861 
1905 

Caius 
Caius 
Trinity 

*von  Glehn,  L.  C.      1892    King's 
"BaS!A.A.}^-^»«B9^-% 

1847 

Emm. 

von  Kaufmann,  G. 

Christ's 

1906 

Joh. 

von  Liibtow,  VV.G. 

A.J. 

('hrist's 

1908 

J-esiis 

von  Portheim,  J. 

Trinity 
Pemb. 

1868 

Joh. 

von  Schofer,  E. 

Trinity 

*von  Sturmer,  H.  E. 

1880 

Joh. 

'l890 

Tiin.H. 

Vos,  P. 

1913 

Caius 

1896 

Trin.H. 

*Vulliamy,E.  0. 

1898 

King's 

1899 

Trinity 

*Vyvyan,T.  G. 

1859 

Caius 

1885 

Trinity 

—         M.  C. 

Caius 

Down. 

*Wace,A.  J.B. 

1901 

Pemb. 

1864 

Carpm 

•    —     H. 

1876 

Joh. 

1887 

Queens' 

•Waddell,  T.  B. 

1863 

Trinity 
Emm. 

Joh. 

•Waddington,  W.  E 

1888 

1911 

Emm. 

Waddy,  A.  C. 

Caius 

1897 

JMagd. 

'[King's 

*Wade,  C.S.  D. 

1885 

Trin.H. 

*    —     W.  M. 

1893 

Tnn.H. 

1905 

Emm. 

*    —      S.  M. 

1884 

Corpus 

1855 

Trinity 

—     .1.  K. 

1912 

Queens' 

1893 

Trinity 

*    —     R.  P. 

1905 

Christ's 

1910 

Clare 

*    -      E.  B.  H. 

1894 

Trinity 

1911 

Clare 

•Wadham,W.  F.  A. 

1886 

Pemh. 

1913 

Jesus 

—          S.  M. 

1913 

Christ's 

1899 

Clare 

Wad  la,  S.  H. 

1913 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Wadsworth,  S. 

1911 

Jesus 

1874 

Trinity 

-             J. 

Trinity 

1875 

Jesus 

Wagg,A.  R. 

1899 

King's 

1900 

Joh. 

*Waggett,  E.  B. 

1887 

Pemb. 

1891 

Pemb. 
Peter's 

*    —           P.N.j^;^-  1910  Trinity 

1878 

Christ's 

Wagner,  R.  H. 

1913 

Christ's 

Jesus 

♦Wagstaff,  W.  H. 

1888 

Peter's 

1857 

Trinity 

•    -          C.J.L. 

1897 

Emm. 

Trinity 

J.  E.  P. 

Joh. 

NonColl. 

Wailes,  F.  G. 

1909 

Emm. 

1876 

Christ's 

•Wailes-Fairbairn.W.  1884 

Jesus 

ChrisVs 

—                     N 

W.F,. 

Jesus 

1904 

Caius 

Wainwright,  G.  C. 

Clare 

1879 

Joh. 

_               G.L. 

Christ's 

1910 

Emm, 

•    -               E.  H. 

1887 

Trinity 

Christ's 

—              R.  C. 

1911 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

Wait,  R.  J. 

Jenus 

1873 

Caius 

—    J.  A. 

1866 

Joh. 

1892 

Caius 

•Waite,  W.  H. 

1895 

Clare 

1869 

Joh. 

_       I'. 

1892 

Joh. 

1883 

Sidnev 

•Waithman.J.  C. 

1881 

Afoifd. 

1900  NonColL 

•Wakefield,  Bp  of 

1876 

Pemb, 

1877 

Christ's 

•    —           T. 

1872 

Caius 

1899 

Emm. 

—           A.  H. 

Queens* 
Catk. 

1901 

Emm. 

_           H.  R.  (Up) 

1904 

Caius 

_           A.H. 

Cath. 

69—2 


1396 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Waketield.  W.  V. 

Jesus 

Walker.  J.  E. 

1910 

Joh. 

*    

R.  W. 

1886 

Trinity 

•    -        F.J. 

1846 

Magd. 

•    

A.  W. 

1898 

Trinity 

—        G.S. 

Magd. 

Waketord,  E.  K. 

Trinity 

•    —        E.J. 

1883 

Trinity 

Wakel 

am,  H.  B.  T 

Pemb. 

—        H.  R. 

1888 

Trinitu 

Wakely,  H.  D. 

*1904 

Joh. 

*    —        G.  T. 

1889 

TrinUy 

•Waldegrave,  Ear] 

1873 

Trinity 

*     -        G.  W . 

1897 

Trinity 

»    

Hon.H.N 

.1878 

Trinity 

*     —        A.  H. 

1904 

Trinitij 

Waldei 

\  E. 

1894 

Cains 

*    —        G. 

1904 

Trinity 

•Waldstein,  Sir  J^^^^  ^332  ^..„^,^ 

*     _•       R.  W.S.      1904     Trinity 
—  Sir  R.  J .  M.  Bart.  1911  Trinity 

Wale, 

E.  H. 

1913. 

Trinity 

—       J.P.  E. 

Trinify 

•Wales, 

H. 

1899 

Sidney 

—       A.  R. 

Emm. 

Waley, 

F.  R. 

King's 

—        S.  W. 

Emm . 

♦Walford.H.H. 

1909 

Caius 

*    —        J.F.E.G. 

1906 

Sidney 

*    

A.  B. 

1882 

Trin.H. 

_        L.  H.  T. 

Sidney 

— 

H.S. 

1890 

Trinity 

—        E.G. 

NonCoU. 

♦Walker 

,  T.  A. 

1885 

Peter's 

—        CD. 

NonColl. 

*    __ 

R.  E. 

1897 

Peter's 

Wallace.C.S. 

1865 

Pemb. 

«    

R. 

1865 

Clare 

—         P.  B. 

1904 

Trin.H. 

*    

H.  M. 

1888 

Clare 

—         A.  R. 

1913 

Corims 



J. 

1905 

Clare 

—          W.  M. 

King's 

— 

C.V. 

1908 

Clare 

•    —          F.J.  A. 

1862 

Trinity 

— 

G.  A.  C. 

Glare 

A.  W.  W. 

1910 

Trinity 

»    

J.  W. 

1881 

Pemb. 

-          J.A.V. 

Trinity 



M.  J.L. 

Femh. 

—          F.  W. 

1912 

Emm. 



D.L. 

Pemb. 

-         J.  C. 

1912 

Emm. 

— 

A.C. 

Caius 

—         C.  R.  P. 

Sidney 

— 

W.  M. 

Caius 

*    —         J.  M. 

1907 

Down. 



C.  A.  P. 

Caius 

Waller,  A.  R.   M.A 

.  1905 

Peter's 



D. 

Caitis 

*    —       W.  H. 

1889 

Trin.H. 



W.J. 

Caius 

—       J.C. 

1913 

King's 



A. 

1895 

Trin.H. 

*   —     c.  c. 

1890 

Joh. 

__ 

J.  A. 

Trin.H. 

—       G.L. 

1912 

Sidney 



W.A. 

1883 

King's 

♦    —       E.H.M. 

1893 

*    

H. 

1896 

King's 

♦Walley,  S.  C. 

1884 

Clare 

•    __ 

H.  C. 

1902 

King's 

-       G.S. 

Clare 



H.  R. 

King's 

*    —       J.T. 

1892 

Jesui 

•    

T.  P. 

1881 

Cath. 

Wallice,  D. 

Clare 

__ 

H.B.  M. 

Cath. 

—        P. 

1911 

King's 

•    

W.  C. 

1881 

Jesus 

*Wallington,  F.  M. 

1892 

King's 

*    

J.  G. 

1906 

Jesus 

*Wallis,  F.C. 

1897 

Clare    ^ 



H. 

1908 

Jesus 

—      E.  P. 

Clare 

•    

A.  E.  J. 

•1909 

Jesus 

*  —       G.  D. 

*  -       F.  (Bp) 

1905 
1876 

Pemb.    T 
Caius 



Jesus 

*    —      A.J. 

1879 

Corpus  ' 
Trinity 

»    

W.  w. 

1872 

Christ's 



L.  C. 

1907 

Christ's 

*    —      A. 

1901 

King's  ^ 



F.C. 

1912 

Christ's 

•    _      H.  H. 

1908 

Christ's^^ 



D.  G. 

Christ's 

*     —      E.  L.  M. 

1907 

Down.    . 



J. 

Christ's 

_      A.  B.  R. 

Down. 



K.M. 

Chnst's 

Walls,  F.  R. 

1913 

King's 

•    ^ 

R.H. 

1879 

Joh. 

Walmsley,  C. 

1913 

King's 

•    

D. 

1885 

Joh. 

Walpole,  R.  H. 

Magd. 

«    

F.  W. 

1894 

Joh. 

*    —           SirC.G. 

1871 

Trinity 

»    

A.J. 

1895 

Joh. 

Walrond,  V. 

Trinity 
Trin.H. 

*    _ 

R.R. 

1903 

Joh. 

Walsh,  A.  St  G. 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1397 


Walsh 

,A.D. 

1912 

Trinity 

*Ward,  E.  F.  C. 

1891 

Sidney 

— 

E.  S. 

Doun. 

—      E.  H. 

1910 

Sidney 

•Walsham.  H. 

1879 

Cains 

—      R.  W.A. 

1913  NonColl. 

*WALSINGHAM, 

) 

•Wardale,J.  R. 

1882 

Clare 

Ld. 

High  Steward  \  1865  Trinxty 

*Warde-Aldam,  W.W.I  876 

Trinity 

of  the  University 

) 

-              W.StA 

.1903 

Trinity 

•VValte 

r,  J.  A. 

1868 

Peter's 

Warden  Yerburgh, 
Warden,  H.  F.  W. 

G.  B. 

Trinity 

— 

H.  C. 

Peter's 

1909 

Pemb. 

*    __ 

W.L. 

1898 

Joh. 

—        A.  R.  S. 

1911 

Cains 

*    — 

L.  H. 

1897 

Trinity 

—        G. 

Caius 

Walte 

PS.  W.  J. 

1912 

Clare 

Ward- Jackson,  R. 

Trinity 
Trin.H. 

*    

H.  B. 

1889 

King's] 

Wardlaw,  H.  P.  M. 

1889 

«    

J.  V. 

1864 

Jesus 

Wardley,  G.  C.  N. 

1913 

Trinity 

— 

G.  V.L. 

Trinity 

—          U.J. 

JSelwyn 

•VValth 

am,  R. 

1869 

Peter's 

Ward- Price,  L.  S. 

Cath. 

*Walther,  D.  R.  P. 

1903 

Pemb. 

Ware,  B.  G. 

Trin.H. 

•Walton,  J.  M. 

1884 

Pemh. 

*    _    M.  S. 

1894 

Trinxty 

Walwoith,  G. 

Joh. 

♦Wareing,  W.  R. 

1874 

Joh. 

Wan, 

Y.  S. 

Joh. 

Waring,  C.  L. 

1913  NonCoU. 

Wane,  J.  S. 

Queens' 

•Warmington,  J.  H. 

1890 

Peter's 

Wanklvn,  K. 

Pemb. 

•    —                E.J. 

1863 

Joh. 

Wankowicz,  W. 

1911 

Down. 

*    —          SirM.  D. 

'}  1893 

Trinity 

Wanless,  G.  L. 

1909 

Clare 

Bart 

*Wanliss,  J.  N.  W. 

1884 

Trinity 

Warner,  Sir  G.  F. 

'1868 

Pemb. 

D.S. 

1887 

Trinity 

•    —        M. 

1902 

Caius 

•Wanstall,E.  F. 

1871 

Oath. 

*    _        R.  H. 

1862 

Corpus 

♦Warburg,  0.  E. 

1898 

Trinity 

*    —        H.J. 

1884 

Joh. 

*Warburton.  C. 

1888 

Christ's 

Warnes,  G.  G. 

C^ius 

*Ward 

,  Sir  A.  W. 

1859 

Peter's 

*  Warre  Cornish,?.  W.  1861 

King's 

__ 

s.c. 

1893 

Peter's 

—                 W.H 

.1896 

King's 

■♦     

W.  H. 

1887 

Clare 

•    —                  G.W 

^  1897 

King's 

*    

E. 

1899 

Clare 

Warren,  G.  M. 

Pemb. 

•     

J.  L. 

1871 

Pemb. 

-        F.M. 

1891 

King's 

«     

H.J. 

1891 

Pemh. 

—        L.  A. 

1909 

Jesus 

A.  H.  M. 

1901 

Pemb. 

—        C.  K.  W. 

Jestu 

G.H. 

Cains 

•    _        J.S. 

1852 

Cath. 



J.H. 

1873 

Trin.B. 

*   _      w. 

1861 

Joh. 

H.  L. 

1904 

Trin.H. 

•  _      c. 

1866 

Joh. 

J.S.  M. 

1908 

Trin.H. 

•  —     w. 

1877 

Joh. 



D.  C.  L. 

1913 

Corpus 

—        J.  L.  K. 

Joh. 

«    

V.  s. 

1902 

Queens' 

•    —        A.  C. 

1897 

Emm. 



L.  S. 

Queens' 

•Warrington,SirT.R.1873 

Trinity 

*     _ 

H. 

1902 

Cath. 

—             T. 

1911 

Emm. 

*     ._ 

Y. 

1902 

Cath. 

Warry,  H.  C. 

1883 

Ptmh. 

F.  K. 

1912 

Christ's 

Warters,  R.  A. 

1911 

Joh. 

E   D. 

1847 

Joh. 

•Warwick,  G.R. 

1906 

Pemh. 

*     

j.'t. 

G.  W.  C. 

1876 
1883 

Joh. 
Joh. 

_          R. 
—          W.  T. 

1867 
1909 

Trin.H. 
Emm. 

* 

R.  F.  C. 

1897 

Joh. 

♦Wasbrough.W.  B. 

1880 

Tnnity 

«     

D.  W. 
R. 

1907 
1859 

Joh. 
Trinity 

_              W.L. 
*  Washington,  R. 

1913 
1866 

Trinity 

♦     

Sir  W.  E. 

1860 

Trinity 

•    _              M. 

1869 

TWntfy 

»    

G 

1866 

Trinity 

Wasson,  J.  C. 

•    ___ 

E..N. 
J, 

1868 
1875 

Trinity 
Trinity 

•Wasteneys,  W. 
•Waterall,  L.  S. 

1874 
1907 

Trinity 

JtiUS 

— 

W.J. 
J.W. 

1909 

Trinity 
Emm, 

Waterbury,  W.  L. 
*Waterfield,  H.  W. 

1886 

Queens' 
Trinity 

1398 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1875 
1910 
1894 


1902 
1867 

1898 


1909 
1911 
1912 
1909 
191cl 


1894 

} 


Waterfield,  O.F.       1886 
Waterhouse,  C. 

*  —  W. 

—  G. 
•Waterlow,  E.  L 

*  —  S.  P.  P.  1900 
Watermeyer,  H.A.    1912 

•Waters,  S.G.  1872 

*  —        T.  B.  1885 

*  —        C.  1890 
Waterworth,  S. 

•Wathen,  G.  A. 
•Watherston,  A.  L. 
•Watkin.E.  L. 
Watkin-Jones,        liam 

N.  T.  H.r^^o 

•Watkins,  C.  K.         1891 

—  W.  B. 

*  —  L.  T. 

—  1.  E.  M. 

—  A. 

*  —  W.  F. 

—  E.  L.  C. 
Watkinson,  H.  L. 

*  -  G. 
Watkyn-Thomas 

F.  W 

—  A. 
*Watney,  A.  N. 

*  —        H. 

*  —        C.  N. 

*  —        G.N. 

—  M.  H. 

*  —        W.  H. 
*Watson,  H.  A. 

*  —        G.T. 

*  —        B.W. 

—  A.  W.  H 

—  D.  H. 

*  —        F.  V. 

—  A.  H. 
t    —        A. 

—  F.  H. 

—  w.  a. 

*  —        A.  T. 

*  —        A.  P. 

*  -         G.C. 

—  C.  C. 

—  F.  W. 

—  R.  W. 

—  N.  W. 

—  J.  A. 

—  C.  T. 

*  —  E.J. 

—  H.S. 

—  r.  T.  B. 

*  —        A.L. 


Trinity 
Trin.H. 
Corpus 
J  oh. 
Trin.H. 
Trinity 
Caius 
Trin.H. 
Trinity 
Down. 
Cains 
Peter's 
Emm. 
J  oh. 

Caius 

Peter'' s 

Caiub 

Corpus 

King's 

J  oh. 

Emm, 

Emm. 

Queens' 

J  oh. 


Watson,  A.  W. 
—        K.  F. 


1896     Magd. 


ri     p 

—  H.  C.  1865 

—  T.  C.  1871 

—  E.  J.  M.      1894 
•    —        G.  N.  1907 

!        —         H.  1910 

I       —        R.  A. 
I        —        T.  P.  1913 

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Hon.  W.  J.  M.     I 
•Watson-Smyth.W.D.  1875 
I  *Watson-Taylor,J.A.I881 
I*     —  G.S.A.  1873 

—  C.  A.      1907 

I    Watson  Williams,  E.  1912 


1909 

Trinity 

Trinity 
Trin.B. 

1893 

1866 

J  oh. 

1890 

Trinity 

1900 

Trinity 

1909 

Trinity 

1901 

1882 

Peter's 

1893 

Peter's 

1891 

Clare 

Clare 

Clare 

1890 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

1859 

Caiwi 

1907 

Caius 

1909 

Cuius 

1892 

Trin.H. 

1903 

King's 

1909 

King's 

1911 

King's 

King's 

King's 

Queens' 

Jesus 

1863 

Christ's 

1869 

ChHst's 

1898 

Christ's 

1911 

Christ's 

1904 

Job. 

Watt,  G.T.  C. 

■  —     E.  L. 

■■    —    E.  A.  S. 

*  —    J.C. 

■  —   W.  o. 
-     A.  G. 

Watts,  N.  H. 

*  —      T.J. 


_      E.  M. 

*  —      T.I.  Mus. 5. 1886 

—  R.  W.A. 

*  _      J.  1856 

—  H.  A.  1907 

*  _      E.  G.  -1890 

*  -_       W.  W.  1882 
_      A.  E.  1912 

*  Watts-Silvester,  T 

H  E 

•Waud,  H.  C.  1874 

Waugh,  A.  J.  1908 

*  —        E.  L.  1875 
_        G.  E.  1897 

Wanton,  E.  A. 

*Waylen,G.  H.  H.  1902 

•Wayne,  E.  F.  1864 

♦Weaver,  E.  H.  W.  1890 

*  —        F.  K.  1893 

*  _        A.  B.  1896 
Weaver- Adams,  E.  R 


Magd. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Sidney 

Trinity 

Trinity 
Magd. 

Trinity 
Trinity 
Caius 
Caius 
Trin.H. 
King's 
Jesus 
Trinitii 
NoiiCotl. 
Peter'' s 
Caius 
Caius 
Queens' 
Queens^ 
Christ' i 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Sidney 
Down. 


1894  Caiui 


1908 
1901 
1896 
1880 
1899 

1907 
1891 


*Webb.  M.  E. 

•  _  w.  r. 

*  —  G.  H. 
~  A.  H. 

—  J.C. 

—  E.  A. 

—  E.  O. 

—  H.  C. 

—  A.  H. 

*  —  R.  R. 

•  —  C.  M. 


1902 
1870 
1897 


1880 


1872 
1894 


Job. 
Pemb. 
Joh. 
Down. 
Trinity 
King's 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Caius 
Pemb. 
Caius 
Corp  us 
Coijms 
Jesus 
Christ''s 
Christ's 
Christ' !> 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Joh. 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1399 


•Webb,  R. 

•  —      H.A. 

—  J.  B. 

—  F.  E.  A. 

—  F.  H. 

—  E. 

—  C.  L. 
Webb-Benton,  J. 

•Webber,  A.  H. 

—  H.N. 
Weber,  D.  M°R. 

•  —       F.  P. 
•Webster,  C.  K. 

—  H. 

—  G.  G. 

•  —          W.  F. 

—  J.  F. 

•  —  H. 

—  V.  T.  P. 
Wedd,  E.  P.  W. 

•  _     N. 
*\yeddell,  A.  G. 

Wedgwood,  A. 
*Weekes,  C.  W.  H. 

—  C.  R.  H. 

•  —         W.  H. 

•  _         G.  A. 

•  —         CD. 
*Weekley,  E. 
•Weeks,  R.J. 

_       R.  M. 

•  —       C.A. 
Wegg,  W.  H.  J. 

—  H.  N. 
Wegg-Prosser,  C.  F.  J. 
Weguelin,  T.N. 
Weightman,  W.  H.  1909 
Weintraud,  F.  R.  H.  G 


1879 
1902 

1912 

1904 


1873 
1903 
1909 
1886 
1907 


1878 

1891 
1904 
1906 
1887 
1885 

1903 

1889 
1891 
1897 
1896 
1905 
1912 
1897 
1898 
1904 


*Weir,  H.  H. 
*    _    H.B. 

Weisberg,  H. 

Welbourne,  E. 

Welch,  J.  H. 


1897 
1902 
1913 


1907 
1883 
1885 
1906 
1910 
1872 
1900 


E.A. 

•  —      S.  B. 

•  —      J. 
—      J.J. 

•  —  A.  W 
*Weld,  CO. 
•Welford,  A.  W.  B.  1893 
•Wellburn,  F.  1892 
•Wellby,  P.  S.  1894 
•Welldon,  J.E.  C.I  .q.. 

Weller,  C.  A.  1910 

_       J.  R.  1913 

Wells,  G.  W.  1908 


Trinity 

•Wells,  W.  C. 

1889 

Clare 

THnity 

*     -      A.W. 

1897 

Clare 

Trinity 

*    —     E. 

1902 

Pemb. 

Down. 

—     J.  P. 

Pemb. 

Doion. 

—     H.  M. 

Corpus 

NonColL 

—     W.  D. 

1911 

Joh. 

NonColl. 

—     C.  M. 

1893 

Trinity 

Sidney 

—      R.  C. 

1907 

Emm. 

Oath.' 

—     A.  P. 

1909 

Selwyn 

J  oh. 

Wells-Cole,  G.  C. 

1911 

Cuius 

Clare 

Welsford,  G.  J.  L 

Caius 

Trinity 

•Welsh,  W. 

1883 

Jesus 

King's 

•    —      A. 

1878 

Trinity 

Cath. 

*    —      A.  R. 

1906 

Trinity 

Jesus 

•Welton,  J. 

1891 

Caius 

Trinity 

Wenden,  G. 

Pemb. 

Trinity 

*Wenhain,  R.  A. 

1896 

King's 

Emm. 

-          C.  H. 

1913 

Trinity 

Emm. 

-          J.  H. 

1912 

Trinity 

Cuius 

—          E.  H. 

Trinity 

King^s 
Queens' 

Wentworth-Stanlej 
C.S.  B. 

'}l913 

Trinity 

Cuius 

Were,  C.  A.W. 

Peml>. 

Trinity 

*  Werner,  C.  H. 

1897 

Clare 

Trinity 

•    —        C.  A. 

1900 

King's 

Sidney 

Wernicke,  W.  G. 

Einm. 

Sidney 

Wesley  Smith,  C.  C. 

Trin.H. 

Sidney 

H. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

West,  U.  K. 

Clare 

Pemb. 

—    F.R. 

Caius 

Cuius 

*    -    E.C. 

1894 

Trin.H. 

Selwyn 

-      R.  R.  F. 

1913 

King's 

Cuius 

•    —    B. 

1874 

.loh. 

Cains 

•    —    L.  G.  A. 

1899 

Joh. 

Trinity 

•    _    A.  S. 

1870 

Trinity 

Trinity 

—    E.  B. 

Trinity 

Joh. 

•    _    0.  L.  C. 

1893 

Sidney 

dure 

*Westall,L.McA. 

1896 

Queens 

Trinity 
Trinity 
Christ's 
Emm. 

-        B.C. 

Queens' 

—         D.  C. 

1912 

Magd. 

Westby,  P.  St  G.  C.  1911     Trinitu 
—        F.  W.          1913  NonColl. 

Trin.H. 

♦Westcott,  F.  (Bp) 
*    _        G.H.(6f 

1885 

Peter's 

King's 
Magd. 

>)  1885 

Peter's 

•    —          A. 

1883 

Pemb. 

Trinity 
Trinity 

_          G.  F. 
•    _          F.  B. 

1881 

Qneeiti' 
Trinity 

*  Western,  A.  E. 

1896 

Trinity 

Emm. 

*    _         F.J. 

1901 

Trinity 

Emm. 

_         0. 

1910 

Trinity 

Selwyn 
Trinity 

Westlake,  A.  T. 
♦Westniacott,  L. 
_              P.G. 

1894 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

King's 

Weston,  J.  C. 

1904 

King's 

Clare 

Selwyn 

Peter's 

—        E. 

•  -       G. 

•  _       F.  G. 

1862 
1892 

Joh. 

Trtnity 

Trinity 

1400 


MEMBERS  OF  THE    UNIVERSITY, 


Weston,  H.  P. 

1910 

Emm. 

*Wetherall,C.  M. 

1868 

Emm. 

Wethered,  H.  E. 

1910 

Trinity 

*Whadcoat,  W.  H. 

1892 

Trinity 

Whale,  H.  S. 

1906 

Selwyn 

Whalev,  0.  S. 

1911 

Christ's 

*Whall,J.C. 

1871 

Sidney 

•Whalley,  P. 

1861 

Trinity 

'►Wharton,  G. 

1862 

Queens'' 

•Whately,  A.  R. 

1893 

Corpus 

•    —          G.  P. 

1895 

Christ's 

*    —          W.  R. 

1896 

Christ'i 

•Whatton,A.B.W 

.  1884 

Trinity 

•    -         J.S. 

1884 

Trinity 

VVheatcroft,  G.  H. 

1910 

Trinity 

*    —               W.  H. 

1892 

Down. 

♦Wheeler,  F.  D. 

1876 

Clare 

*    _         T.  W. 

1863 

Trin.  H. 

*    —         M. 

1898 

Trin.H. 

—          G. 

1886 

Magd. 

•    —          E.  V.  V. 

1881 

Trinity 

•    -          J.  V. 

1884 

Trinity 

•Whelpton,  H.  U. 

1883 

Pemh. 

—            M. 

Pemb. 

—            H.E. 

1912 

Christ's 

•    —            G. 

1879 

Emm. 

♦    -            E.S. 

1880 

Emm. 

•Wherry,  G.  E. 

1878 

Down. 

•Whetham,  W.  C.  D.  1889 

Trinity 

•Whetstone,  W.  F. 

1878 

J  oh. 

Whewell,  W.  E. 

1913 

Magd. 

*Whibley,  L. 

1885 

Pemb. 

•    -        C. 

1884 

Jesus 

Whichello,  E. 

1890 

Sidney 

Whidborne,  B.  S. 

Trinity 

*Whiddington,  R. 

1908 

J  oh.. 

*Whigham,L.  R. 

1870 

Trinity 

K.G. 

1902 

Trinity 

*  Whipple,  F.J.  W. 

1897 

•Whiston,  R.  W. 

1879 

Trinity 

Whitaker,  G.  H. 

1911 

Clare 

—            F. 

Pemb. 

—           T.  S. 

Cains 

*    —           G.  H. 

1870 

J  oh. 

•    —           G.A. 

1857 

Trinity 

~            A.I. 

1880 

Trinity 

•    —           F. 

1896 

Trinity 

—           J.R. 

1908 

Sidney 

Whitby,  J.  H. 

Cains 

Whitcombe,  E.  P. 

Caius 

*    -               L. 

1908 

Ttin.H. 

~               R.  C. 

P. 

King's 

•White,  C.  P. 

1884 

Clare 

-       L.  T. 

1911 

Clare 

—      E.  R.M. 

1877 

Pemh. 

•    —      R.A.R. 

1879 

Pemh. 

—     H.  C. 

Pemb. 

•White 

,  G.  F. 

1899 

Caius 

_ 

H.  D.  J. 

Caius 

— 

A.S. 

1905 

King's 

*    __ 

M.G. 

1908 

King's 

— 

A.  H. 

1909 

King's 

— 

R.  H. 

King's  ^ 

— 

H.  C. 

1913 

Queens' 

__ 

F.  R. 

Cath. 

— 

G.  G. 

Jesus 



J. 

Jesus 

— 

L. 

Christ's 

•    __ 

G. 

1879 

Joh. 



F.P. 

J  oh. 

#    

J.  le  R. 

1874 

Trinity 

*    — 

W.  S. 

1875 

Trinity 

«    

J.  D. 

1888 

Trinity 

•    

J.D.C. 

1894 

Trinity 



C.  F.  0. 

1899 

Trinity 



H.  E. 

1907 

Trinity 

— 

L.  W. 

1908 

Trinitv 

— 

R.  D. 

1910 

Trinity 



N.C. 

1912 

Trinity 



R.E. 

1912 

Trinity 



F. 

Lmm. 

•    

C.  P. 

1889 

Sidney 

*    

H.L. 

1902 

Sidney 

— 

G.  C.  W. 

Seiwyn 

Whitefield,  C.  G. 

1913 

Magd. 

♦Whitehead,  W.  C 

1863 

Clare 

— 

B. 

1912 

Clare 



A.  G. 

Caius 

«    

SirJ.B 

.  1881 

Joh. 

»    

C.S. 

1876 

Magd. 

m      

A.N. 

1884 

Trinity 



T.N. 

1913 

Trinity 

»     __ 

J.E.  L 

.1874 

Emm. 

Whitehorn,  R.  D. 

1913 

Trinity 



E.  H. 

1908 

Emm. 

Whitehouse, )  ^r  a 
O.r.          \M.A 

1909 

Christ's 

B.  R. 

1913 

Joh. 

Whitehurst,J.B.H 

.1890 

Peter's 

•White 

aw,  R. 

1865 

White 

egge,  iM.  H. 

1911 

Pemb. 

•White) 

ey.F. 

1890 

Clare 

— 

G.C. 

1897 

King's 

*    __ 

G.  C. 

1868 

Joh. 

*  Whiteside,  C.F.W. 

1909 

Selicyn 

*White-Thomson,R.W.  1885  Kink's 

*    

L.J.  1886 

King's 

•White-White,  F.  S. 

1881 

Trinity 

•Whitfield,  W.H. 

1880 

Trinity 

•    

J.  G. 

1898 

Clare 

*    — 

J.O. 

1907 

Pemb. 

— 

E.G. 

Caius 

♦    

E.  S.  B. 

1894 

Corpus 

-- 

J.  B. 

1911 

Queens' 

MEMBERS  OF   THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1401 


Whitfield,  E.  H.  D 

.     1913 

—          S.  P. 

Whitham,  A. 

—            J.W. 

•Whiting,  H.  H. 

1875 

•    -         J.  B. 

1850 

•    —          J.E. 

1857 

—          E.  R.  S.. 

M. 

*    —          W.  R.  G 

1906 

*    —         W.  H. 

1884 

—         R.  0. 

Whitley,  H. 

*     —          E.  B. 

1908 

•    —          W.  T. 

1883 

•    —         E.N. 

1895 

•Whitmell,  C.  T. 

1887 

Whitmore,  H.  S. 

1912 

•Whitney,  J.  P. 

1881 

Whittaker,  J.  D. 

—             F. 
»    —            W.J. 

1887 

1888 

*    —             E.  T. 

1895 

•    —            CD. 

1884 

*Whittam,  M. 

1887 

—           M.  J.  G. 

Whittick,  T. 

•Whitting,  A.  G. 

1894 

•    —          R.  E. 

1900 

•    _         C.E. 

1868 

Whittingdale,  J. 

Whittingstall,  G.  H.  F. 

Whittle,  D. 

1911 

Whitwill,  T.  N. 

Whitworth.W.H.. 

4.  1908 

—               G.E.A.1909 

—              CCA 

.1912 

_              E.  E.  A.  1911 

*Whorlow,  A. 

1892 

*Whyley,  G.  J.  M. 

1901 

•Whyte,  E.  T. 

1870 

—        W.  J.  A. 

*Whytehead,  R.  Y. 

1869 

Whyte- Venables,! 

1913 

Wickham,  B.  W.  T. 

*    —            W.  C. 

1884 

*Wickins,  W.J. 

1884 

•Widdicombe,  J.  H. 

1891 

*Widdowson,  F.  J. 

1891 

Widgery,  G.  H. 

1911 

•    —          A.  G. 

1908 

•Wigan,  S.  R. 

1888 

•    -      S. 

1856 

—      H. 

1889 

Wiggin,  G.  R. 

♦Wiggins,  R.  H. 

1897 

•Wightwick,H.T.H.1895 


Joh. 
Tnnity 
Cath. 
Trinity 
Clare 
Cuius 
Cuius 
Cuius 
Queens' 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Caius 
Corpus 
King's 
Trinity 
Sidney 
Sidney 
King's 
Jesus 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Sidney 
Caius 
Corpus 
Cath. 
King's 
King's , 
Trinity 
Down. 
Queens' 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
■  Trinity 
Trinity 
Corpus 
Emm. 
Femb. 
Caius 
Joh. 

Queens' 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Emm. 

Down. 

Trinity 

King's 

Cath. 

Christ's 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Peter's 

Corpus 


VViglesworth.J.  H. 

•  —  T.W 

—  G. 
Wigley,  W.  C  S. 

--        T. 
Wigmore,  J.  B.  A. 
Wigram,  R.  A. 

•  —        E.  F.  E. 

•  —         B.E. 

•  —         H.  F.  E. 

•  —         M.  E. 

•  —         L.  E. 
Wijewardene,\ 

T.  Don  R.J 

—  Don  E. 
*Wilberforce,  L.  R. 

Wilcock,  J. 

—  J.  A. 
•WUcocks,  H.  S. 
•Wilcockson,  J.  H. 

—  W.  H. 
Wilcox,  A.  G. 

—  S.  M. 

—  A.J. 
*Wild,  E.  E. 

•  Wilde,  E.H.N. 

•  -     E.J. 
Wilderspin.B.  C 

!  'Wilding.  H.  Si  J. 
i*Wildman,J.  B. 
Wiles,  J.  J. 

—  H.H. 

•  —     J. P. 
•Wilkes,  J.  F. 
*Wilkin,L. 

—  A. 

—  W.  R. 
•Wilkins,  N.  G. 

Wilkinson,  S. 

—  E.  H. 
_  R.  du  C 

•  —  CG. 

•  _  D.H.D. 

•  —  G.  G. 

—  C  J. 
_  H.  A. 
_  G.J. 

•  —  F. 

—  C  F.  W. 
_  E.  F. 
_  J.  R. 

—  M.  L. 

—  E. 

•  —  W.  H. 
_  V. 

•  —  R.  B. 


Pemh. 
Cains 
Kin<fs 
Emm. 
NonColU 
Caius 
Trin.H. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 


1884 
1848 

1912 
1912 
1908 
1888 
1886 
1892 
1896 
1897 
1899 

1910     Peter's 


Feter^s 

Trinity 

Christ's 

Down. 

Joh. 

Caius 

Caius 

Clare 

Emm. 

Em,m* 

Jesus 

Joh. 

King't 

Ti-ijiity 

Down. 

Joh. 

Qfteejis* 

Clare 

Christ's 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

King's 

Trinity 

Joh. 

Clare 

Clare 

Clare 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

Pemb. 

( 'aiue 

Carpus 

Que0u' 

Queeme* 

Queena' 

<^ueen$* 

Cath. 

Jesus 

Chritt't 

Joh. 


1884 


1859 
1883 
1913 
1883 
1909 
1912 
1890 
1881 
1901 
1871 
1912 
1878 
1881 
1912 

1872 
1901 
1893 
1901 
1907 
1863 
1913 


1867 
1886 
1890 
1895 
1913 
1906 
18M 
1907 


1880 
1894 


fi9--6 


1402 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


♦Wilkinson,  E.  R. 

1904 

Joh. 

\ 

Villiams 

,L. 

Jesus 

— 

W.R. 

Magd. 

* 

— 

H. 

1881 

Chrifif.^ 

«    __ 

M.M.  U. 

1854 

Trinity 

« 



F.  R. 

1884 

Christ'> 



H.  R. 

1894 

Trinity 

» 



Albert 

1885 

Christ  > 



F. 

Sidney 

* 



Alan 

1886 

Chrict. 

— 

L.  A. 

NonColl. 

* 



H.  H. 

1903 

Christ', 

•Wilks,  J 

.  H. 

1887 

Caius 



A.  C. 

1911 

Christ'.' 

*    —      W.  A.  R. 

1907 

Cuius 



F.  L. 

1913 

Christ  -^ 

*    —     G. 

1863 

Trinity 



J.  E. 

1911 

Christ  > 

—     E.  L. 

Down. 



D.  G. 

Christ'.^ 

Will,  J. 

G. 

Down. 

* 



Harry  A. 

1868 

Joh. 

•Willacy 

H.  G. 

1873 

Joh. 

« 

— 

Herbert  A 

.1878 

Joh. 

•Willan, 

G.  A. 

1863 

Joh. 

* 



A. 

1880 

Joh. 

WiUans, 

G.J. 

1908 

Joh. 

m 

— 

C.  F.W.I 

.1884 

Joh. 

Willcocks,  R.  W. 

1908 

Caius 



R.  L. 

Joh. 

R.  H. 

1910 

King's 



W.  T. 

Joh. 

Willcox 

,J.  M. 

1909 

Trinity 



H.  B. 

Joh. 

*Willett, 

E.  W. 

1908 

Joh. 

« 

— 

J.S. 

1859 

Trinity 



J.  A. 

Joh. 

« 

— 

N. 

1874 

Trinity 

— 

V.J.  A. 

1894 

Trinity 

• 

— 

W.H, 

1876 

Trinitv 



W.  L. 

1913 

Tnnity 

* 

— 

C.  H. 

1881 

Trinity 

Willey, 

H.  L. 
H. 

1902 

Caius 
King's 

* 

— 

W.N. 

1902 

Trinity 

'[Selwyn 

•Williams.  A.  W. 

1884 

Peter's 



C. 

1908 

Trinity 



T.  T. 

1910 

Peter's 



E, 

1912 

Trinity 



G.V. 

Peter's 



G. 

1911 

Trinity 

«    

J.  A. 

1899 

CLare 

— 

G.  H. 

1913 

Trinity 

•    

W.F. 

1906 

Clare 

, 



A.  K. 

Trinity 

»    

H.  F.  F. 

1907 

Clare 

m 



A.J. 

1869 

Emm. 

__ 

C.B. 

1911 

Clare 



H.  A. 

1908 

Emm. 

. 

J.  C. 

1909 

Pemb. 



G. 

Emm. 



T.  R. 

1912 

Pemb. 



S.C. 

Emm . 



E.  K. 

1900 

Caius 

— 

c.  w. 

1881 

Sidney 

•    

C. 

1903 

Caius 



H. 

1882 

Down. 



G.C. 

1913 

Caius 



H.J. 

1909 

Seluyn 



U.G. 

Caius 



T.  C.  L. 

1905  NonColl. 



S.  C. 

Caius 

— 

W.  H. 

NonColl. 



S.  R. 

Caius 



D.  T. 

NonColl. 



A.  F. 

Caius 



C. 

1886 

«    

#    

C.  F.  A. 
T.  E. 

1879 
1871 

Trin.H. 
Corpus 

Williams-Freeman 
L.  P. 

}l889 

Trinity 

^ 

LA. 

King's 

Williams-Green,  W.  T. 

Trinity 

__ 

H.  G.  E 

King's 

Williamson,  J.  B. 

1889 

cure 



R.  A.  W 

King's 



A.J. 

N.  1910  Pemb. 



H.O. 

King's 



G. 

1851 

Cains 

«    __ 

C.E. 

1874 

Queens' 



J.  M. 

1911 

Caius 

*    

J.  F. 

1900 

Queens' 



K.  H. 

W. 

King's 

W.R. 

Queens' 

— 

F.  A. 

1911 

Queens' 

0.  H. 

Queens' 



T.  R. 

Queens' 

J.  E. 

1912 

Cath. 

* 



K.  B. 

F.  1897  Joh. 

W.  S. 

Cath. 

* 



G.  E. 

1908 

Trinity 



H.  G. 

Cath. 



J.  B. 

Trinity 

*    

c.  s. 

1872 

Jesus 



D.A. 

Trinity 

•    

A.L. 

1875 

Jesus 

— 

F. 

1912 

Emm. 

•    

F.  V. 

1875 

Jesus 

* 



H. 

1893 

*    

A.  0. 
A.L. 

1905 

Jesus 
Jesus 

Williams- Wynn,  \ 
Sir  H.L.W.  Bart,  f 

1884 

Trinity 

MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1403 


Williains-Wynn,W 

.1913 

Trinity 

•Wilson,  H.  S. 

1907 

*Willington.J.  R. 

1860 

Trinity 

— 

J.  S. 

1911 

*    

E.G. 

1893 

Trinity 

*     

J. 

1875 

•Willink,J.W. 

1881 

Pemb. 

*     — 

H.  F. 

1907 

•    

W.  E. 

1881 

King's 

— 

F.  A. 

— 

A.J.  W. 

1912 

King's 

•     — 

W. 

1848 

— 

H.  U. 

Trinity 

*     

J.  M. 

1859 

♦Willis 

,  J.  J.  (Bp) 

1894 

Pemb. 

•    — 

W.L. 

1873 

*    _ 

J.C. 

1889 

Cuius 

*     

A.  R. 

1877 

•     __ 

J.  A. 

1862 

King's 

— 

A.  S. 

__ 

Z.  F. 

1912 

Kiiufs 

•     — 

J.  A. 

1851 

«    

R.  A. 

1872 

Trinity 

«     — 

W.R. 

1861 

_„ 

A.  G.  de  L. 

Emm. 

*     

Sir  H.  F. 

1882 

*VVillis-Bund,J.W.B.1865 

Cuius 

*     — 

E.J. 

1884 

VVillock,  G.  C.  B. 

1913 

King's 

*     — 

G. 

1885 

Willox,  A.  G. 

Clare 

*     — 

R.  T. 

1888 

Wills 

A.  G.  P. 

1913 

Corpus 

*     — 

R.A. 

1890 

*    _ 

L.J. 

1906 

King's 

*     

C.  E.M. 

1899 



A.  G. 

1913 

King's 

•     — 

H.  A. 

1899 

*    

W.K. 

1894 

Joh. 

•     

K.  R. 

1901 



E.  F. 

1911 

Joh. 

*     

H.  N.S. 

1907 



R.  B.  M. 

1911 

Trinity 

— 

B.  F. 

1910 



S.  w. 

1910 

Trinity 

— 

A.  H.  R. 

1911 



W.  D.  M. 

1909 

Trinity 

— 

C.T. 

1911 

_ 

R.D. 

1913 

Trinity 

— 

J.C. 

1913 



0.  B.  W. 

Trinity 

— 

J.G. 



W.  M. 

1883 

Emm. 

— 

R.  E. 

Sir  E.G.  Bart.  1892  Emm. 

— 

C.E. 

*Willson.V.  F. 

1879 

Emm. 

— 

A.  C. 

F.J. 

1910 

Emm. 

— 

H.  W. 

•WUmott.  E.  W. 

1873 

Jesus 

*     

R.  P. 

1892 

A.  J. 

1909 

Joh. 

— 

W.R. 

1912 

A.  T. 

1897 

— 

H. 

*Wu"son.  a7f.  M. 

1888 

Peter'i 

•     __ 

S.  R. 

1877 

J. 

1889 

Peter'^ 

*     __. 

C.  T.  R. 

1892 

T.  M. 

Peter's 



B. 

1911 

G.  F. 

1882 

Clare 

— 

H.O.S. 

G.  H.  A. 

1895 

Clare 

— 

J.S. 

1911 

P.  McC. 

1902 

Clare 

— 

F.  W. 

K.  F. 

1910 

Clare 

— 

J. 

A  E. 

1911 

Clare 

*     — 

D.H. 

1870 

G.  S. 

1895 

Pemb. 

•Wilson- Barkworth 

}1876 
1905 

*     — 

T.  B. 
A.  H. 

1904 

Pemb. 
Pemb. 

A. 

B. 

K.  A. 

T.  B. 

Pemb. 

Wilson-Todd,  J.  H 

W.  A. 

Pemb. 

Wilto 

n,  W.  P. 

1896 

•    

R.  N.  P. 
T.  E. 

1897 

Pemb. 
Caius 

WUt8hire,'H.'G. 

1911 

«     _^^ 

J.D. 

1903 

Caiui 

•Wimborne.^^   M.^ 

.1856 

*     ___ 

T   V 

1903 

Caius 

L,ord» 

*    

H.  R. 

1897 

Trin.H. 

Wimbush,  H.  G. 

*     

J.  C. 

1884 

Corpus 

•    — 

K. 

1908 

«    

T. 

SirR.K. 
Bart. 

.  1863 

Corpus 
King's 

—           u.  a. 

*    —           G.  B. 

Wimperis,  H.  E. 

1899 
1900 

_ 

W.  G. 

1897 

King's 

Winch,  t.M. 

1889 

*     

T.  I.  VV. 

1904 

King's 

— 

U.   D. 

King's 
King's 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Joh, 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Emm. 
Emm. 
Sidney 
Sidney 
Sidney 
Sidney 
Selwyu 

NonColl. 

NonColl. 


Jesus 

Jesus 

Trin.H. 
Sidney 
Doivn. 
Emm. 

Trinity 

Pemb. 

Caiua 

Caius 

Trinity 

Caius 

Pemb. 

Trinity 


1404 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Winch,  E.  B.  1899  Trinity 

—  S.  B.  Trinity 
nVinckley,  C.  R.  T.  1877  Joh. 

Winder,  R.  M^D.       1911  Joh. 

*VVindley,  H.  C.  1894  King's 

Windsor,  Lord  1910  Trinity 

—  J.  F.  1908  Seiwyn 
Windsor^Cliv|,|        ^9^2  Trinity 

♦Winfield,  f".  H.         1899  Joh. 

—  L.  Trinity 

*  —  G.  1908  iJoion. 

*  —  A.  1908  Down. 

—  F.  B.          1912  Doion. 
*Wing,  T.                     1900  Seiivyn 

Wingate,  W.  W.        1894  Jesus 

—  R.  C.           1907  Trinity 
♦Wingfield,  H.  E.       1884  Cuius 

Wingfield  Digby,  F.  J  .  B.  Trin.H. 
*Wu.gfield-Stratford,|  ^^q^  ^.,^^,^ 

Winn.'c.  E.  1913  Trinity 

•Winkfield.K.  1869  Corpm 

Winser,E.  F.  1906  Emm. 

•Winstanley,  E.  W.    1896  Trinity 

*  —               D.  A.     1900  Tri7iity 
•Winstone,  E.  H.         1875  Joh. 

*  Winter,  W.deL.      1900  Triiiity 

—  W.  C.  M.  Emm. 
*Winterbotham,  W.H.  1866  Femb. 

—  F.  P.  1907  Caius 

*  _  W.     1900  King's 

—  H.      1906  King's 

—  J,       1909  King's 

—  A.      1912  King's 

—  E.M.  1904  Trinity 
Winter- Lotimer,  C.  B.  Christ's 
Winthrop,  ^i.              1871  Trin.H. 

*  _-            F.  B.         1886  Trinity 
Winton,  F.  L.           1898  Clare 

_        H.  B.  Magd. 

♦Wir^man,  A.  T.         1870  Magd. 

Wiseman,  C.  L.  Feter's 

*  —  A.  R.        1878  Joh. 

*  —           A.W.      1879  Joh. 
Wiskemann,  G.  O.  Corpus 

•Wisken.J.  1848  Cuius 

Witherington,  A.  S.  1911  Emm. 

•Withers,  J.  J.  1887  King's 

Withey,  W.  H.  1905  Joh. 

*Withington,  R.  M.    1872  Corpus 

•Withy,  A.  E.  1887  Trinity 

Wittgenstein,  L.  Triniiy 

•Wix,  E.  N.  1874  King\ 

♦Wodehouse,  P.J.     1859  Caius 

—  Lord  Trin.H. 
•Woffindin.ILL.        1896  Joh. 


*  Wolf,  A.  1901  Joh. 
Wolfe,  B.  T.  Cath. 
Wolff,  C.  H.  NonColl. 

•Wolfenden,  R.  N.  1877  Christ's 

—  S.J.N.  Christ's 
*Wollaston,  G.  H.  1867  Clare 

*  —             A.  F.  R.  1896  King's 

*  _               G.  W.  1896  Trinity 
*Wolley,  H.  F.  1862  Emm. 

Wolryche-Whitmore,  P.  M.    Jesus 

Wolstencroft,  A.  S.  Joh. 
^«l«tenhohTie,|^^^^^895    C/ir/.t'5 

Womersley,  S.  P.  1913  King's 

—  W.  D.  Emm. 
Wong,  M.  Joh. 

•Wonnacott,  T.  O.  1892  King's 

*Wood,  C.  J.  (Bp)  1896  Peters 

—  Sir  H.T.W.  1868  Clare 
«     —       P.  B.  1907  Clare 

—  L.  B.  T.  1912  Clare 

*  ~      H.  J.T.  1885  Pemb. 

*  —      E.  F.  1897  Pemb. 

—  T.N.  1903  Pemb. 

—  R.  McK.  Pemb. 

—  G.  E.  C.  Pemb. 

*  —      W.  E.  R.  1872  Caius 

*  —      C.      Mus.B.  1890    Cuius 

*  —     T.  B.  1891  Cuius 

—  C.  S.  1910  Caius 

—  E.  H.  1911  Caius 

—  E.  C.  Cams 
_      C.  N.  1894  King's 

*  —      J.  1879  (Queens' 
'    -     C.T.  1897  {e-»;' 

—  J.  L.  Queens' 

—  F.  B.  1913  Cath. 

—  A.  J.  Cath. 

—  E.R.  Cath. 

*  —     H.  G.  1902  Jesus 

—  F.  Gordon  1910  Jestis 

—  F.  Garrett  Jesus 

—  J.      ^  1911  Jesus 

—  E.  W.  Jesus 

—  G.  H.  A.  Jesus 

—  C.J.  Jesus 

—  C.  F.  1906  Christ's 

*  —      J.  1854  Joh. 
»    —      A.  1865  Joh. 

*  _      W.  S.  1871  Joh. 
«    —     H.T.  1872  Joh. 

*  —      R.  M.  1875  Joh. 

*  —     T.  E.  1908  Joh. 

—  J.  E.  H.  1913  Joh. 

—  T.  A.  V.  Joh. 

—  Hon.  T.  L.  1843  Trinity 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1405 


•Wood, 

C. 

1851 

Trinity 

•Woods,  H. 

1890 

•    — 

A. 

1855 

Trinity 

•    -       M.  S.  G. 

1860 

*    — 

C.  T.  T. 

1906 

Trinity 

*    —        F.  T. 

1895 

—. 

A.  R. 

1911 

Trinity 

•    -       E.S. 

1899 

— 

A.  W.  M. 

1912 

Trinity 

—       R.S. 

*    — 

E.  G.  de  S. 

1864 

Emm. 

*    —       N.  C. 

1906 

*    — 

J.  G. 

1866 

Emm. 

*     —        v.  A. 

1910 

*    — 

P.  W. 

1902 

Emm. 

—        W.  A. 

*    _- 

A. 

1904 

Emm. 

—       A.M. 

— 

F.  E. 

1912 

Emm. 

•Woodward, R.  S. 

1875 

— 

J.  1. 

Emm. 

•    -             G.R. 

1872 

*    — 

H. 

1879 

Sidney 

•    —             E.  H. 

1852 

•    — 

B.  W. 

1891 

Sidney 

•     -             F.  P. 

1894 

_ 

B.  R. 

1912 

Sidney 

Wooldridge.D.  W. 

1911 

•    — 

N.  P. 

1904 

Sidney 

Wooler,  H.  S. 

— 

W. 

1913 

Doion. 

*Woolf,  C.  N.  S. 

1909 

— 

T.J. 

1913 

Selwyn 

Woolfe,  A.  E.  M. 

1905 

*Woodard,  E.  A. 

1908 

Christ's 

•  Woollcombe,G.  A.L.  1 886 

•    — 

A.  L. 

1892 

Trinity 

•Woolley,  V.J. 

1899 

Woodburn,  W.  H. 

1901 

Christ's 

*    ~         J.M. 

1893 

♦Woodcock,  F. 

1900 

Pemb. 

—         E.  C. 

1910 

— 

G. 

Cath. 

*    —         R.  M. 

1899 

•Woodd,J.H.  T. 

1879 

King's, 

—        C.  A.  L  . 

*    _ 

A.  B. 

1875 

Trinity 

Woolliscroft.  F.  H. 

*    — 

T.  B. 

1888 

Trinity 

Woolrich,  W.  G. 

•    

C.  H.  B, 

1890 

Trinity 

Woolward,A.  T. 

1912 

Woodfield,  S.  P. 

Sehoyn 

♦Woolwich,  Bpof 

1866 

*Woodhead,G.S.iVi.J.1899 

iTrin'.H. 
{King's 

Woolner,  H. 
* Woosnam,  C.  M. 

1888 
1879 



H.  M. 

Christ's 

—            M. 

*Woodhouse.  D.  C. 

I90o 

Clare 

•Wootton,  H.  A. 

1905 

G.  W. 

1912 

Clare 

-          J.W. 

1913 

*    

J.  S. 

1884 

Pemh. 

♦Worcester,  Ld  Bpof  1868 



C.  E. 

1908 

Pemb. 

Wordie,  J.  M. 

1912 

*    

G.  F. 

1897 

Cuius 

Wordlev,  E. 

1908 

«    

R. 

1847 

Trin.H. 

•Wordsworth,  C. 

1870 



C. 

1892 

King's 

•    _               W.  A 

1903 

«    

A.C. 

1876 

J  oh. 

—                C.  W 

1902 

•    _„ 

R.  I. 

1877 

Jok. 

—                J.  C. 

1908 

»    — 

C.J. 

1887 

J  oh. 

♦    —                0.  B. 

1909 

*    

W.  G 

1889 

Jok. 



C.  H. 

1912 

Magd. 

•Workman,  W.  P. 

1884 



W.E 

.  1913 

Magd . 

Worley.  N.  A. 

1913 

•    

A.  P. 

1872 

Trinity 

•Worlledge,  A.  J. 

1871 

•    __ 

E.J. 

1906 

Trinity 

•    -            E.W. 

1872 

*    __ 

F.  C. 

1903 

Emm. 

Wormald,  O.  E. 



R.  A. 

Down. 

Worsiey,  F.  W. 

1913 

*Woodm,  L.  D. 

1889 

Trin.H. 

♦Worthington,  W.  R 

.1859 

•Woodland,  V.  R. 

1901 

Trin.H. 

*    —                H.N 

1892 

Woodmansey,G.E 

1913 

J  oh. 

•    -             E.H.B 

1893 

•Woodmass,  M. 

1857 

Trinity 

—                R.  F 

1903 

Woodroffe.  W.  G. 

Pemb. 

*    _                 A.  F. 

IB96 

K.  H.  ( 

2. 

Pemb. 

—                W.  R. 

L.  W. 

Jesus 

Wragg,N.J. 

1912 



N.L. 

Trinity 

•Wraith,  H.  D. 

1893 

Woods,  M.  M. 

Clare 

*Wrangham,  f. 

1893 

Joh. 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Trinity 

Doten. 

Selwyn 

Selwyn 

NonColl. 

NonColl. 
Pemb. 
Cuius 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Joh. 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Christ's 
King's 
Christ's 
Christ's 
Joh. 
Trinity 
Selwyn 
Joh. 
Cuiu,s 
Tritiity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 
Clare 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Joh. 
Emm, 
Peter's 
Pemb. 
Trinity 
Trinity 

I  Trinity 

( Selwyn 
Trinity 
Emm. 
Cuius 
Jesu* 
Cath. 
Clare 
Corpvs 


Emm. 
Sidney 
KouCoU. 
Clare 
Trinity 
Selwyn 


1406 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


Wreford,  B.  S.  H. 

Penih. 

•Wren, 

A.T. 

1867 

Peter'i 

T.  L. 

1911 

Joh. 

*wT^nford,H.J.W 

1902 

Joh. 

VVrig-ht,  F.  T. 

1912 

Clare 



G.  E. 

1868 

Hemh. 



C.  V. 

1910 

Pemb. 



H. 

1912 

Pemb. 



J.  M.M<=C. 

Pemb. 



A.  G. 

Pemb. 



W.  E.  B. 

Pemb. 

•    

A. 

1884 

Cuius 



M.  E.  A. 

Caiui 

— 

C.  S. 

Cuius 

— 

J.  E. 

1910 

Corpus 

— 

F.  W. 

1904 

King's 

— 

E.  M. 

1913 

Kinfj's 

*    — 

A. 

1867 

Queeu!)' 

*    — 

W.  B. 

1878 

Queem' 

*     

B. 

1896 

Queens' 

♦    

R.  T. 

1869 

Christ'i 

— 

O.K. 

1903 

Christ's 

— 

C.  R. 

1908 

Christ's 

*    

A. 

1853 

Joh. 

*    

T.  L. 

1880 

Joh. 

— 

W.  R.  H. 

1911 

Joh. 

— 

T. 

Joh. 

•    

W.A. 

1858 

Trinity 

•    

W.  S. 

1865 

Trinity 

•    — 

c.  w. 

1884 

Trinity 

*     

H.  E. 

1886 

Trinity 

— 

A.  F. 

1887 

Trinity 

*    — 

L.  S. 

1891 

Trinity 

*    — 

R.  A. 

1896 

Trinity 

•    

A.  B. 

1902 

Trinity 



L.  A.  W. 

1911 

Trinity 



R.  M. 

1912 

Trinity 

*    

G.J.H. 

1897 

Emm. 

*    

C.E. 

1900 

Emm. 

*     

J.  A. 

1890 

Sidney 

— 

C.  H. 

1902 

Sidney 

*Wrigh 

.-Ingle,C.H. 

1906 

Pemb. 

*Wrightrion,T.  G. 

1892 

Trinity 

•    

W.I. 

1898 

Trinity 

'•Wrigley,  J.  C. 

1897 

King's 

•    

P.  T. 

1880 

Joh. 



CO. 

1892 

Trinity 

— 

C.J.  0. 

Trinity 

*  Wroth 

,  E.C. 

1905 

Pemb 

•Wyatt, 

H.  S. 

1895 

Caius. 

*     — 

J.  A.  P. 

1884 

Trin.  H. 

•    

V.  P. 

1869 

Queens' 

.     

R.  G.  F. 

1907 

Queens' 

«    

A.J. 

1891 

Christ's 

*     

J.  L.    M.A. 

1899 

Christ's 



R.  H. 

NonCoU. 

Wyche 

,  C.  K.  H. 

Sidney 

Wycliffe-Jones,  W. 
Wyer,  J.  F.  W. 
Wyld,  E.  J.  M. 
Wyles,  H.  R. 
•VVyley,  W.  K. 
Wylie,  H.M. 

*  —     R.  W. 
Wyndham,  G.  H. 
Wynn,  H.  E. 
Wynne,  H.  0. 

—  E.  E. 

—  C.  M. 

—  H.  F.  D. 

—  A.  M. 

*  —         A.  A.  W. 

*  Wynne-Willson,) 

StJ.B.  I 

•Wyon,  W.J. 
*Wyse,W. 

Yakan,  S.  K.  B. 

Yamada,  J^, 

Yamazaki,  G. 
•Yapp,  R.  H. 

Yarde,  J.T. 
•Yardley,  R.  B. 

Yarrow,  E.  F. 
•Yates,  W.  K. 

—  H.G. 
Yearsley,  V.  B. 
Yeatnian,  F.  D. 

*  _  A.  W. 

*  —  M.  E. 
•Yeld,  R.  A. 

Yencken,  E.  D. 

—  A.F. 
Yeo,R.  H. 

—  J .  H. 

—  J.  A.  A. 

—  L.  F. 

—  B.  E. 
_  K.J. 

Yeomans,  F.  A, 
Yerburgh,  R.  E.  R. 
_  R.  G.  C. 

Yglesias,  H.  R. 

*  _         F.  M. 
YoUand,  R.  H. 
Yong,  S.  L. 

♦Yorke,  V.  W. 

—  F. 

—  A.  R. 

—  G.  O. 
•Youll,  G.  B. 
-Young,  W.  H. 


-      P.  M. 


E 

1905 


1890 


1888 
1910 


1900 


Queens' 
Emm. 
Jesus 
Christ's 
Trinity 
Pemb. 
Corptii 
Mar/d. 
Jesus 
Clare 
Corpus 
King''s 
Jesus 
Trinity 
1895 

1890  Joh. 

1863     Corpus 
1882     Trinity 

Christ's 
NonColl. 

Peter's 
1898    Joh. 

Christ's 
1881     King's 

Trinity 

1891  Clare  ' 
1908     Queens' 

Jesus 

1911  Clare 
1884     Pemb. 
1874     Trinity 

1894  Trinity 
Corpus 
Corjms 

1897     Clare 
Joh. 

1896  Trinity 
Trinity 
Trinity 

1910  Emm. 
Cuius 
Magd. 
Magd. 

1889     Trijiity 

1889     Triiiity 

1912  Caius 
Emm. 

1891  King's 
Kirif/'s 
Joh. 

1912  Dovm. 
1900  Clare 
1884     Peter's 

1895  {?'"''* 

L  belwyn 

1913  Clare 


MEMBERS  OF  THE  UNIVERSITY. 


1407 


Young, K.  R. 

—  M.  H. 

—  M.  L. 

■  —  SirW.M 

—  A.S.  W. 

—  G.  M. 
■■    —  E. 

—  S.  L.  O. 

—  R.  F. 

—  B.  W. 

—  F.  E. 

—  J.  G. 

—  R.  A.     ■ 
'    —  G. 

■  —  P.  N.  F. 

—  R.  K. 
'    —  F. 


1863 
1864 


Clare 
Pemb. 
Caius 
King's 
King'^s 
1906    King's 
1887     Christ' i 
1899     Chriht's 
1901     Christ's 
1913    Christ's 
Christ' i 
Christ's 
Christ's 
1874    Jnh. 
1906    Joh. 

Magd. 
1851  Trinity 
SirGeo.  Bart.1860  Trinity 
C.  E.  B.  1872  Trinity 
A.  W.  1876     Trinity 

R.  R.  1879     Trinity 

W.  C.  1892     Trinity 


•Young,  G.  W. 

1898 

Trinity 

-      D. 

1903 

Trinity 

-      F.  H. 

1913 

Trinity 

—      T. 

Trinity 

-      W.  A. 

Trinity 

—      H.  P. 

Emm. 

—      J.G.C. 

Sidney 

-      J.  V. 

Selvoyn 

*    -      E.H. 

1900 

Younghusband,  L. 

N. 

Pemb. 

•Youngrraan.  C.  E. 

1886 

Trinitv 

Yrarr^zaval,  D.  G. 

de 

NonCoIl. 

*Yule,  G.  U.     M.A 

.  1913 

Joh. 

Yusut,  Z.  M. 

Emtn. 

Zaiman,  B.  A. 

Pemb. 

_       A. 

Kimj's 

•Zair,  J.  A. 

1901 

Emm. 

Zer^iebel.F.  H.  L 

.D. 

Christ's 

Ziegler,  C.  H. 

1912 

Pemb. 

1      G.G. 

Caiui 

*Zoolcadur-Jung,M.M.l89 

7  Christ't 

*Zululand,  Bp  of 

1884 

Trinity 

CAMBRIDGE    PHILOSOPHICAL  SOCIETY. 


Patron. 
The  Right  Hon.  Lord  Rayleigh,  Chancellor  of  the  University. 

Vice-Patron, 
The  Right  Worshipful  the  Vice-Chancellor. 

THE  COUNCIL. 

{Elected  Oct.  28,1912.) 

President. 

A.  E.  Shipley,  Sc.D.,  Master  of  Christ's  College. 

Vice-Presiden  ts . 

B.  Hopkinson,  M.A.,  F.R.S.,  Professor  of  Mechanism  and  Applied 

Mechanics. 
T.  B.  Wood,  M.A.,  Drapers  Professor  of  Agriculture. 
W.  J.  Pope,  M.A.,  F.R.S.,  Professor  of  Chemistry. 

Treasurer. 
Prof.  E.  W.  Hobson,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S.,  Christ's  College. 

Secretaries, 
A.  Wood,  M.A.,  Emmanuel  College. 

F.  A.  Potts,  M.A.,  Trinity  Hall. 

G.  H.  Hardy,  M.A.,  Trinity  College. 

Ordinary  Members  of  the  Council. 
R.  H.  Rastall,  M.A.,  Christ's  College. 
K.  Lucas,  Sc.D.,  Trinity  College. 

E.  A.  Newell  Arber,  Sc.D. ,  Trinity  College. 
Prof.  Sir  J.  J.  Thomson,  Trinity  College. 

J.  E.  Purvis,  M.A.,  St  John's  College. 
R.  P.  Gregory,  M.A.,  St  John's  College. 
L.  Cobbett,  M.D.,  Trinity  College. 
J.  Mercer,  M.A.,  Christ's  College. 

F.  H.  A.  Marshall,  Sc.D.,  Christ's  College. 

G.  R.  Mines,  M.A.,  Sidney  Sussex  College. 

E.  W.  Barnes,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S.,  Trinity  College. 

F.  J.  M.  Stratton,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius  College. 


CAMBRIDGE  ANTIQUARIAN  SOCIETY 

For  the  Encouragement  of  the  Study  of  History,  Architecture 
and  Antiquities. 


Council,  1913—1914. 

President. 
Ellis  Ho  veil  Minns,  M.A.,  Pembroke  College. 

Vice-Presidents. 
A.  C.  Haddon,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S.,  Christ's  College. 
F.  W.  Green,  M.A.,  Jesus  College. 
W.  L.  H.  Duckworth,  M.D.,  ScD.,  Jesus  College. 

Secretary  and  Editor  of  Publications. 

F.  J.  Allen,  M.D.,  St  John's  College,  8,  Halifax  Road. 

Council. 
H.  H.  Brindley,  M.A.,  St  John's  College. 
Rev.  H.  P.  Stokes,  LL.D.,  F.S.A.,  Corpus  Christi  College. 
Prof.  W.  Ridgewav,  Sc.D.,  F.B. A.,  Gonville  and  Caius  College. 
C.  S.  Myers,  M.D.',  Sc.D.,  Gonville  and  Caius  College. 
Prof.  T.  M«K.  Hughes,  M.A.,  F.R.S.,  F.S.A.,  Clare  College. 
A.  E.  Shipley,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S.,  Master  of  Christ's  College. 

G.  G.  Coulton,  M.A.,  St  Catharine's  College. 
W.  M.  Palmer,  M.D.,  Linton,  Cambs. 

W.  B.  Redfern,  D.L.,  J.P.,  Milton  Hall,  Cambs. 

A.  Gray,  M.A.,  Master  of  Jesus  College. 

J.  Venn,  Sc.D.,  F.R.S.,  F.S.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius  College. 

Prof.  E.  S.  Prior,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius  College. 

Treasurer. 
H.  F.  Bird,  Esq.,  30,  Panton  Street. 

Auditors. 
J.  B.  Peace,  M.A.,  Emmanuel  College. 
G.  B.  Bowes,  M.A.,  Emmanuel  College. 


CAMBRIDGE   PHILOLOGICAL   SOCIETY. 


Council  for  1913. 
President. 
Professor  A.  E.  Housman,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

Vice-  Presidents. 
E.  Harrison,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Professor  E.  J.  Rapson,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
P.  Giles,  Litt.D.,  Master  of  Emmanuel. 

Ordinary  Members  of  the  Council. 
Professor  A.  A.  Bevan,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
R.  D.  Hicks,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Miss  A.  C.  Panes,  Newnham, 
Professor  W.  Ridgeway,  Sc.D.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 
J.  E.  Nixon,  M.A.,  King's. 

D.  S.  Robertson,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Professor  H.  Jackson,  Litt.  D.,  Trinity. 
Rev.  R.  G.  Bury,  Litt.D.,  Trinity. 

Sir  J.  E.  Sandys,  Litt.D.,  St  John's. 

E.  E.  Sikes,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
H.  M.  Chadwick,  M.A.,  Clare. 
C.  E.  Stuart,  M. A.,  Trinity. 

Hon.  Treasurer. 

E.  C.  Quiggin,  M.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

Hon.  Secretaries. 

F.  E.  Adcock,  M.A.,  King's. 
W.  H.  Duke,  xM.A,  Jesus. 

Hon.  Librarian. 

S.  G.  Campbell,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

Bankers. 

Barclay  &  Co.,  Limited  (Mortlock's  Bank),  Cambridge. 

LAWS. 

1. — The  design  of  the  Society  is  to  promote  and  to  publish  critical 
re%earches  into  the  languages  and  literatures  of  the  Indo-European  group 
of  nations,  and  to  promote  philological  studies  in  general. 

2. — Any  Student  of  Philology  is  eligible  as  a  member  of  the  Society. 

3. — The  annual  subscription  of  each  Member  of  the  Society  is  one  guinea, 
due  on  the  first  of  January  in  each  year.  A  member  elected  in  the  Michael- 
mas Term  shall,  however,  on  signifying  his  wish  to  the  Treasurer,  be 
permitted  to  pay  no  subscription  for  the  current  year,  but  in  that  case  he 
shall  not  be  entitled  to  receive  any  of  the  Society's  publications  for  that  year. 

4. — Any  Member  may  compound  for  all  future  subscriptions  by  one 
payment  of  ten  guineas;  or,  after  fifteen  years'  subscriptions  have  been 
paid,  by  one  payment  of  five  guineas  (the  right  to  compound  for  all  future 
payments  for  five  guineas  after  ten  years'  subscriptions  have  been  paid 
being  reserved  in  the  case  of  members  who  have  joined  the  Society  before 
Feb.  12,  1891). 

5 — Every  Member  whose  subscription  for  any  year  is  paid  is  entitled 
to  a  copy  of  all  the  publications  of  the  Society  for  that  year. 

6. — Any  person  who  is  desirous  of  becoming  a  Member  of  the  Society 
may  be  proposed  by  two  Members  of  the  Society,  at  any  of  its  ordinary 


CAMBRIDGE  PHILOLOGICAL  SOCIETY.  1411 

meetings,  and,  if  approved  by  the  Council,  may  be  elected  by  ballot  at  the 
next  meeting. 

7. — No  candidate  shall  be  declared  elected,  unless  he  have  in  his  favour 
at  least  two-thirds  of  the  Members  voting. 

8. — Distinguished  Philological  Scholars  who  are  resident  abroad  may  be 
elected  Honorary  or  Corresponding  Members  in  the  same  way  as  ordinary 
Members.  They  shall  pay  no  subscription,  but  shall  be  entitled  to  receive 
the  Transactions  and  other  documents  published  or  printed  by  the  Society, 
and  to  be  present  at  and  to  communicate  papers  to  the  meetings. 

9. — The  general  direction  of  the  Society  shall  be  committed  to  a  Council, 
consisting  of  a  President,  three  Vice-Presidents,  a  Treasurer,  two  Secre- 
taries, a  Librarian,  and  not  more  than  twelve  nor  less  than  seven  other 
Members.  Each  Member  of  the  Council  shall  have  notice  of  the  meetings 
of  that  body,  at  which  not  less  than  five  shall  constitute  a  quorum. 
Excejjt  for  grave  cause  such  meetings  shall  be  held  within  the  limits  of 
Uuiversity  Full  Term  only,  and  shall  be  summoned  by  the  President  in 
consultation  with  the  Secretary. 

10. — All  questions  involving  extraordinary  expenditure  shall  be  sub- 
mitted  to  the  Society  at  one  of  its  general  meetings. 

11 — The  President,  Treasurer,  Secretaries,  Librarian,  and  at  least  three 
ordinary  Members  of  the  Council,  shall  be  elected  annually  by  ballot,  at  a 
general  meeting  to  be  held  in  the  Lent  Term,  the  three  senior  Members 
of  the  Council  retiring  annually,  and  the  President  being  capable  of  beinjr 
elected  two  years  in  succession  and  no  more. 

12. — Of  the  three  Vice-Presidents,  one  shall  retire  annually  by  rotation, 
and  be  incapable  of  re-election  for  the  two  years  next  following. 

13 No   Member  whose   subscription  is   more  than  one  year  in  arrear 

shall  be  entitled  to  vote  or  read  papers  at  any  meeting. 

14 The  names  of  any  Members  whose  subscription  is  more  than  two 

years  in  arrear,  may,  after  due  notice,  be  removed  from  the  list  of  the 
Society,  and  such  removal  may  be  announced  at  the  next  general  meeting 
and  published  in  the  proceedings  of  the  Society  at  the  discretion  of  the 
Council.  .    „  . 

15.— The  President,  or  in  his  absence,  the  Chairman  pro  tern.,  shall  have, 
in  addition  to  his  own  vote,  a  casting  vote  in  case  of  equality  of  numbers  in 
any  division.  „     , 

l6._The  accounts  of  the  Society  shall  be  audited  annually  by  two 
auditors,  to  be  elected  at  a  general  meeting  in  the  Lent  Term. 

17.— The  meetings  of  the  Society  shall  take  place  at  least  once  in  each 
term,  the  time  and  place  of  meeting  being  determined  by  the  Council 
from  time  to  time.  . 

18.— Members  may  introduce  to  the  meetings  of  the  Society  strangers, 
not  being  resident  members  of  the  University,  who  may,  with  the  sanction 
of  the  Council,  read  communications  to  the  Society.  .      «     • 

19._No  communication  shall  be  read  to  or  published  by  the  Society 
without  the  approval  of  the  Council  and  the  author's  name. 

20.— Anv  proposed  change  in  these  laws  shall  fii-st  be  submitted  to  the 
Council,  and,  if  approved  of  by  them,  to  the  Society  at  one  of  its  general 

"21!*"  No  law  shall  be  altered  or  repealed,  and  no  fresh  law  enacted,  with  - 
out  the  concurrence  of  at  least  two-thirds  of  the  members  ^ot'lK-  - 

By  resolutions  of  the  Society  it  is  directed  that  ordinary  }"««}•"««  ^J 
the  Society  shall  begin  at  4.15  p.m.  in  the  Mtchael.nas  and  L«"t  TermH 
and  at  4.45  p.m.  in  the  Easter  Term,  and  shall  close  at  ^-^^  1;-'"^"' ^^^i^^^^^ 
in  the  Michaebnas  and  Lent  Terms,  and  at  «-15  P-m- i"  ^l «  ?*f /^ifj"^ 
unless  on  the  motion  of  a  member  to  be  put  from  the  Cha  r  it  sbaU  be 
resolved  on  any  occasion  to  extend  the  meetmg  to  a  later  hour. 


CAMBRIDGE  THEOLOGICAL   SOCIETY. 


Oppiobrs  for  1913—14. 

President. 
Prof.  J.  F.  Bethune-Baker,  D.D.,  Pembroke. 

Vice-President. 
I.  Abrahams,  M.A.,  Christ's. 

Hon.  Secretary  and  Treasurer. 
J.  H.  A.  Hart,  M.A.,  St  John's. 

Other  Members  of  the  Council. 
Rev.  A.  E.  Brooke,  B.D.,  King's. 
Prof.  F.  C.  Burkitt,  M.A.,  Trinity. 
Rev.  R.  H.  Connolly,  M.A.,  Christ's. 
J.  H.  Srawley,  D.D.,  Selwyn. 

LAWS. 

1.  The  Society  shall  have  for  its  object  the  promotion  of  research  in 
connexion  with  Theological  Studies. 

2.  Members  shall  be  either  Graduates  of  the  University  of  Cambridge, 
or  Graduates  of  other  Universities  resident  in  Cambridge. 

3.  Any  such  Graduate  who  is  desirous  of  becoming  a  member  shall 
be  proposed  by  two  members  at  any  ordinary  meeting,  and  may  be  offered 
for  election  at  the  next  meeting,  his  name  having  been  meantime  com- 
municated to  the  members  of  the  Society;  provided,  however,  that,  if  his 
name  have  been  previously  approved  by  the  Council,  he  may  be  offered 
for  election  at  the  same  meeting  at  which  he  has  been  proposed.  No 
candidate  shall  be  declared  to  have  been  elected  unless  he  have  in  his 
favour  at  least  two-thirds  of  the  votes  of  the  members  present. 

4.  The  general  direction  of  the  Society  shall  be  entrusted  to  a  Council 
consisting  of  a  President,  a  Vice-President,  a  Secretary  who  shall  also 
act  as  Treasurer,  and  four  other  members.  Four  members  of  the  Council 
shall  form  a  quorum. 

5.  The  Officers  and  Council  shall  be  elected  annually  at  a  meeting  to 
be  held  before  the  end  of  the  Easter  Term. 

6.  An  ordinary  meeting  for  the  reading  and  discussion  of  papers  and 
for  other  business,  if  any,  shall  be  held  at  least  once  in  each  term,  the  time 
and  plade  to  be  determined  by  the  Council.  The  President,  or  in  his 
absence  the  Vice-President,  shall  preside.  If  neither  is  present  a  chairman 
shall  be  elected  by  the  members  present. 

7.  Members  may  introduce  to  the  meetings  of  the  Society  strangers, 
whether  resident  Graduates  or  others,  and  persons  so  introduced  may  with 
the  sanction  of  the  Council  read  communications  to  the  Society. 

8.  The  annual  subscription  shall  be  half-a-crown,  due  at  the  first 
.meeting  in  the  Michaelmas  Term;   but  any  member  may  on  entrance 

compound  for  all  future  subscriptions  by  the  payment  of  one  guinea. 

9.  The  accounts  of  the  Society  shaU  be  audited  annually  by  an  auditor 
to  be  appointed  before  the  end  of  the  Easter  Term. 

10.  Any  proposed  change  in  these  regulations  shall  be  submitted  to 
the  Council  and,  if  approved  by  the  Council,  to  the  Society  at  one  of  the 
ordinary  meetings ;  but  no  regulation  shall  be  altered  or  repealed  and  no 
fresh  regulation  shall  be  added  without  the  concurrence  of  at  least  two- 
thirds  of  the  members  present. 


CAMBRIDGE   CLASSICAL   SOCIETY. 


Officers  and  Committee  for  1912—13. 

President. 
The  Master  of  Emmanuel. 

Vice-Presiden  ts. 

Sir  John  Sandys,  Litt.D.,  St  John's. 
J.  T.  Sheppard,  M.A.,  King's. 

Committee. 

Miss  L.  E.  Matthaei,  Newnham. 

Professor  W.  Ridgeway,  Sc.D.,  F.B.A.,  Gonville  and  Caius. 

Professor  A.  E.  Housman,  M.A.,  Trinity. 

F.  E.  Adcock,  M.A.,  King's. 

A.  Y.  Campbell,  M.A.,  St  John's. 
J.  M.  Edmonds,  M.A.,  Jesus. 

G.  M.  Edwards,  M.A.,  Sidney  Sussex. 
S.  Gaselee,  M.A.,  Magdalene. 

Hon.  Treasurer, 
L.  Whibley,  M.A.,  Pembroke. 

Hon.  Secretary. 
W.  H.  Duke,  M.A.,  Jesus. 


INDEX 


PAGE 

Abbott  Scholarships  804 

Adam  Smith  Prize 871 

Adams  Prize  871 

Addenbrooke's  Hospital    922 

Additional  Pro-Proctors 

Ixxvii,  3,  754 

Admission  to  Degrees  135 

from     other     Uni- 
versities    178 

of    women    to    Ex- 
aminations        179 

Advanced  Students,    Lists  ...   737 

See  Research  Students 

^j^rotat  68 

Affiliated  Colleges 178 

Local  Lecturers cii 

Agricultural  Botany,  Prof,  of    774 

Agricultural  Sciences 195 

Agriculture,  Diploma  in  ...  59,  196 

Drapers  Prof,  of .  772 

Special,  Subjects  xxxvi 

Regulations     58 

Schedules ...    59 

Allen  Scholarship  839 

Almanac  vii 

Anatomy,  Professor  of  760 

. Museum    of 952 

Anglo-Saxon,  Professorship  of  769 
Animal  Morphology,  Prof,  of  770 

Reader     778 

Anthropological  Tripos    133 

Anthropology,  Diploma  in    ...  210 

Antiquarian  Society 1409  j 

Appointments  Board 198 

Arabic,  Professor  of 758 

■ (Ld.  Almoner's)  761 

Archaeology,  Disney  Prof,  of      764 

Classical    Museum  939 

and  Ethnology  Museum  940 

Architectural  Studies     211 

Art,  Fine,  Slade  Prof,  of 768 

Assessment  Committee  cv 

Astronomical  Exhibition  852 

Astronomy,  Professor  of    760 

and  Geom.  Prof,  of  762 

Astrophysics,  Prof,  of    774 

Auditors,  University    Ixxvii,  4 


B. 

B.A.Degree,  Mode  of  conferring  135 

B.C.  Regulations  152 

B.D.  Degree,  Regulations 139 

Balfour  Library  and  Endow- 
ment Fund 952 

Balfour  Studentship  817 

Barnes  Scholarship 802 

Battle  Scholarship 794 

Bell  Scholarships   799 

Bendall  Sanskrit  Exhibition...  852 

Bhaunagar  Medal  193 

Bibliography,   Reader    780 

Biology,  Quick  Prof,  of 773 

Biology,  Prof,  of 774 

Board  of    Examinations    (Pre- 

■vious,  General  &  Special)    xc,  9 
Board    for    Non-CoUegiate 

Students  xc 

Boards  of  Electors  to  Professor- 
ships,etc Ixxxiii 

Boards  of  Studies xc,  3 

Borough  Council,  members  of       cv 

Botanic  Garden  942 

Botany,  Professor  of 761 

Reader   778 

School    953 

Special,  Subjects...   xxxvi 

Regulations  ...     57 

Browne's  (Sir  Wm.)  Medals...  907 
Browne's(SirWm.)  Scholarship  795 

Buildings,  Public  924 

Burney  Prize  873 

Studentship  873 

C. 

Cambridge  Antiquarian  Soc, . . .  1409 
Cambridge  Classical  Society. ..1413 

Cambridge  Philological  Soc 1410 

CambridgePhilosophical  Soc. . . .  1408 
Cambridge  Theological  Soc...  1412 
Camden  and  Powis  Medals  ...  912 

Carus  Prizes    858 

Caution  Money  219 

Cavendish  Laboratory  957 

Chairmen  of  Examiners   xcix 

Chancellor  2.  752 


INDEX. 


1416 


Chancellor's  Court 2 

Chancellor's  Medals  : 

Classics    854 

English    913 

English  Law   857 

LegalStudies  857 

Chemical  Laboratory     956 

Chemical  Physiology,  Reader  of  779 

Chemistry,  Prof,  of 760 

Special,  Subjects  ...xxxi 

Regulations      39 

Schedules...     39 

Chinesje,  Professor  of 771 

Christian  Advocate   765 

Civil  Law,  Regius  Prof,  of  the  757 

Civil  Law  Classes 605 

Classical  Archgeology  Reader . .  778 

Classical  Society     1413 

Classical  Tripos  Subjects   ...  xxxix 

Regulations 68,  76 

Lists 378 

Special:  Subjects  ...  xxxii 

—         Regulations     -43 

Classics    (Brereton),    Reader 

of  779 

Cobden  Prize  877 

College  Payments   219 

Colleges  and  Hostels : — 

Caius    1003 

Christ's  1097 

Clare     973 

Corpus  Christi 1040 

Downing 1241 

Emmanuel  1216 

Jesus 1087 

King's 1050 

Magdalene   1150 

Pembroke    987 

Queens' 1070 

St  Catharine's 1080 

St  John's .1117 

St  Peter's 963 

Selwyn     1250 

Sidney 12^3 

Trinity 1156 

Trinity  Hall .-1029 

Commissary ■^•'\  '  Int 

Comparative  Philology,  Reader  778 

Congregations •••••• 

Conservators  of  the  River  Cam     cv 


PAOB 

Council,  constitution  of 2 

Members  of Ixxvii 

of  the  Borough cv 

Counsel,  University  3,  755 

Court  of  Discipline Ixxvii,  2 

Crane's  Charity cv,  919 

Craven  Fund 818 

Craven  Scholarships   793 

Craven  Studentship   818 

Crosse  Scholarships    808 

Curators,  List  of    Ixxxi 

D. 

Davies  Scholarship   796 

D.D.  Degree,  Regulations    ...   140 

D.D.  by  Seniority  1265 

Degrees  conferred  in  1912 740 

Degrees,  Honorary    219,  1267 

Fees  for 220 

Demonstrators,  List  of  Ixxxi 

Deputy  Proctors  Ixxvii 

Diplomas  in  Agriculture 

59,  196, 751 

in  Anthropology  210, 751 

Forestry 206 

Geography 200,  751 

Mining  Engineering  203 

Public  Health     164,  750 

Psychological  Medi- 
cine    216 

Tropical  Medicine 

166,  751 
Diplomas  granted  in  1912  ...  750 

Divinity  School,  Selwyn  960 

Proceedings  in    139 

Regius  Prof,  of  756 

Ely  Prof,  of  772 

Hulsean  Professor  of ...  765 

Lady  Margaret  Prof,  of  756 

NorrisianProf.of  ......  762 

E. 

Eccles.  History,  Prof,  of 771 

Economics    TripoB,     Regul^ 

tionfl    V ^»'J29 

. Schedule    131 

_. Subjects Ixviii 

Lists  728 

Electoral  Roll  of  University  cxui,  2 


1416 


INDEX. 


PAG£ 

Engineering  Laboratory    955 

Engineering  Special,  Subjects  xxxiii 

Regulations...     47 

Schedule  48 

English  Law,  Reader    778  i 

Medal 857 

English  Lectureship 785 

English  Literature,  Prof,  of  .  775 

Esquire  Bedells 3,755 

Ethnology ,  Reader     780 

Evans  Prize    860 

Examination  andPrize  Subjectsxxvii 
Examinations     for     Honours, 

General  Regulations  for  ...       68 
Examination  Regulations : — 

Plan  of,  for  Ordinary  Deg.       9 

for  Mathematical  Tripos,68,72 

for  Classical  Tripos  ...    68,76 

for  Moral  Sciences  Tripos  68, 85 

for  Natural  Sciences  Tri- 
pos   68,  87 

for  Theological  Tripos  68,  91 

for  Law  Tripos    68,  105 

for  Historical  Tripos...  68,  107 

Oriental  Languages  Tri- 
pos      68, 

Medieval     and     Modern 

Languages  Tripos     68, 

Meclianical    Sciences 

Tripos    68,  124 

Economics  Tripos    ...68,  129 

Anthropological  Tripos  68,133 

Previous,    General     and 

Special  9 

Previous,  General,  Special, 

and  Mechanical  Sciences 
Tripos  Qualifying  Ex- 
amination         11 

Previous 14 

General  30 

Science,  Preliminary  in .     33 

Special  in  Agriculture  ...     58 

Botany 57 

Chemistry 39 

Classics 43 

Engineering 47 

Geography    64 

Geology     57 

History 38 

Law   38 

Logic 55 


111 


115 


PAU« 

Examination  Regulations: — 

Special  in  Mathematics      41 

Mechanism 44 

Military      Sub- 
jects          52 

Modern  Languages  65 

Music 51 

Physics 40 

Physiology    55 

Political  Economy    37 

Psychology  52 

Theology  36 

Zoology 58 

Medicine  and  Surgery  ...  144 

Mus.  Bac 169 

Mus.  M 171 

Mns.  Doc 173 

Architectural  Studies  ...  211 

in  Sanitary  Science  162 

Oral,    in    Modern    Lan- 
guages    122 

in  Tropical  Medicine  ...   165 

Examinations,  Local 182 

Oxford    and    Cambridge 

Schools  Board  185 

Examination,  Teachers  Train- 
ing     189 

Examiners  xcv 

Examiners  in  Natural  Science 

and  Medicine 160 

Exemptions     from     Previous 

Examination  22 

Experimental  Physics,  Prof,  of  769 

F. 

Fees,  Previous  and  General...     33 

for  Degrees,  etc 220 

Matriculation 220 

Financial  Board Ixxvii,  4 

Fitz\?'illiam  Hall   1258 

Fitzwilliam  Museum    933 

Foreign     Service      Students 

Committee 194 

Forestry,  Diploma  in    206 

Reader   780 

Foster  Research  Studentship     851 

G. 

Gedge  Prize    878 

General  Board Ixxvii 


INDEX. 


1417 


General  Examination : 

Subjects   xxviii 

Regulations    30 

Genetics,  Arthur  Balfour  Pro- 
fessorship of    776 

Geographical  Studies     I99 

Geography  Special,  Subjects  xxxvi 

Regulations  64 

Schedule..     65 

Geography,  Diploma  in     200 

Reader  779 

Geological  Museum  (Sedgwick 

Memorial)   958 

Geology,  Prof,  of   [  762 

Geology,  Special  Regulations      57 
German,  Schroder  Prof,  of  ...  774 

Gerstenberg  Studentship  828 

Gilbey  Lectureship    786 

Girdlers' Lectureship    788 

Gladstone  Prize 861 

Governors  of  Schools    cvi 

Graces 2 

Greek,  Regius  Prof,  of 768 

H. 

Hare  Prize  879 

Harness  Prize 880 

Harkness   Scholarship 819 

Hausa  Lectureship    786 

Heads  of  Colleges Ixxvi 

Hebrew,  Regius  Prof,  of    757 

Hebrew  Prize 861 

Hebrew  Scholarships 

(Tyrwhitt) 805 

Herbarium 953 

High  Steward 2,  752 

Historical  Tripos  Regulations 

68,  107 

Subjects  xlv 

-. Schedule 109 

Lists   662 

History,  Special,  Subjects  ...  xxxi 

Regulations      38 

History,  Ancient,  Prof,  of  ...  772 

Modem,  Prof,  of 761 

Readership  ...  780 

Honorary  Degrees    219,  1267 

Honours,  Examination  for  ...     68 
Hort  Memorial  Fund    833 


I 


Hospitals     158 

Huddersfield  Lectureship    . . .  789 
Hulsean  Foundations 766 

Lecturer 793 

Prize '  883 

L 

Inauguration,  B.A.,  LL.B.  and 

Mu8.B 138 

M.B 144 

; B.C 152 

Inceptors  in  Arts    138 

Inceptors  in  Law  143 

Indian  Languages  Tripos : 

Lists    690 

Indian  Civil  Service  Students  192 
International  Law,  Professor  of  767 
• Scholarships  810 


J. 


Jeremie  Prize 


862 


K. 


Kaye  Prize  884 


Lady  Margaret's  Preacher 781 

Prof,  of  Divinity  756 


Latin,  Kennedy  Professor  of .. .  767 

Law,  Proceedings  in 141 

LawClasses 605 

Law  Trijios  Regulations  ...68,  106 

List* 617 

Subjects xliv 

Law,  Siiecial :  SubjectH   xxx 

R^uUtions  ...     38 

Law  and  History  Tripos  Lists .  616 

Law,  Downing  Prof,  of 768 

Law  School 961 

Le  Bas  Prize 884 

Lecturer,  Sir  Robert  R«de*s...  782 

Hulsean 78« 

Lecturers,  List  of bcxix 

Legal    Studies,     ChAocellor*! 

Medal  for U7 

Levy  StudenUtbip ^.......  MO 

Librarian •,  766 

60 


1418 


INDEX. 


PAGE 

Librarian,  Electors  to  officeoflxxxvi 

Library,  University    924 

Philosophical  958 

Squire  Law     961 

Lightfoot  Scholarships  814 

LL.B.  and  LL.M.  Degree    ...  141 

LL.D.  Degree     143 

Lists  of  Successful  Candidates       7 

Litt.D.  Regulations  166 

Local  Examinations  182 

Local  Lectures  185 

Lodging-house  Licences    222 

Logic,  Special  Examination         55 
Long  Prize  864 

M. 

MaccoU  Lectureship 789 

Maitland  Prize   885 

Memorial  Fund 834 

Marine  Biological  Association 

at  Plymouth    ..  791 

Marshal,  University   cxii,  3 

Marshall  Prize    864 

Mason  Hebrew  Prize    864 

Mathematical  Triposes,  Lists. .  226 

Regulations 

68,72 

Schedules  .     73 

Special  Regulations    ...     41 

Schedule     42 

Mathematics,  Prof,  of  759 

Pure,  Prof.  of...  766 

Special,  Subjects  xxxii 

Matriculation 5 

Matriculation  Fees 220 

Maxwell  Scholarship 824 

Mechanical  Sciences  Tripos  : 

Qualifying  Examination  11,  124 

Regulations    68,124 

Lists     718 

Schedules     127 

Mechanical  Workshops 955 

Mechanism  and  Applied  Science, 
Special : 

Subjects    xxxiii 

Regulations     44 

Schedules    44 

Mechanism  and  Applied  Me- 
chanics, Prof,  of     769 

Medals,  Browne's  (Sir  W.)  ...  907 


TAi)K 

Medals,  Bhaunagar    193 

Chancellor's  Classical  854 

Chancellor's    English  91H 

Legal 857 

Eng.  Law  857 

Powis    91;^. 

Seeley   898 

Tyson    866 

Walsingham 903 

M.B.  Regulations 144 

M.C.  Regulations  152 

M.D. 150 

Medical  School  952 

Medicine,  Downing  Prof.  of...   764 
Medicine    and    Surgery,    Pro- 
ceedings in 144 

Medieval    and    Modern    Lan- 
guages Tripos,  Subjects Ix 

Regulations  68,115 

Lists    699 

Members*  Prizes    887 

Members  of  University,  Alpha- 
betical List  of 1273 

Members  of  the  Senate  not  on 

the  Boards  of  any  College...  1262 
Members    of   the    University, 

Summary  of   1272 

Mental  Philosophy  and  Logic, 

Prof,  of    772 

Metallurgy,  Reader    780 

Military  Studies 202 

Subjects  Special    ...xxxv 

Regulations     52 

Mineralogical  Museum  954 

Mineralogy,  Prof,  of 764 

MiningEngineering,Diplomain  203 

Moderators   Ixxvii 

Modern  History,  Readership     780 
Modern  Languages,  Special : 

Subjects   xxxvii 

Regulations    65 

Montagu  Butler  Piize  876 

Moral  Philosophy  Prizes 856 

Moral  Philosophy,  Prof,  of  ...  759 
Moral   Sciences    Tripos : 

Subjects  xli 

Regulations    68,  85 

Schedule xli 

Lists    476 

M.P.  for  University   753 

Museum  of  Anatomy    952 


INDEX. 


1419 


PAGE 

Museum  of  Archaeology  939 

of  Archaeology  and 

Ethnology 940 

Botany 953 

Fitzwilliam  933 

Mineralogical  954 

Sedgwick  958 

Zoology 949 

Museums  and  Lecture-Rooms. .  946 

Music,  Prof,  of  759 

Proceedings  in    168 

Special,  Subjects    ...  xxxiii 

Regulations  ...     51 

Mus.B.  Regulations  ...   169 

Mus.M 171 

Mus.D 173 

Exam,  of  Women 182 

N. 
Natural    Experimental    Philo- 
sophy, Prof,  of  763 

Natural  Science,  Special 57 

Natural  Sciences  Tripos  Regu- 
lations      68,  87 

Lists..  507 

Newton  Studentships    826 

Non -Collegiate  Students 1258 

Norrisian  Prize     892 

O. 
Observatory 943 

Officers  of  University  . . .  Ixxvi,  752 

Oldham  Scholarships 841 

Optical  Lecture-Room  955 

Oral  Examination  in  Modem 

Languages     Ixviii,  122 

Orator,  Public      3,  754 

Ordinary  Degrees,  Plan  of  Ex- 
amination for 9 

Organist,  University Ixxviii 

Oriental   Languages  Tripos : 

Subjects  Ivii 

Regulations  68,  111 

Lists    693 

Oxford  and  Cambridge  Schools 
Examination  Board  185 

P. 

Pastoral   Theology,    Lectures  784 
Pathology,  Prof,  of  771 1 


Patronage,  University    915 

Perse  School 921 

Philological  Society  1410 

Philosophical  Library    958 

Society 1408 

Philosophy  of  Religion,  Lec- 
tureship   788 

Physic,  Regius  Prof,  of 757 

Physics,  Special,  Subjects  ...  xxxii 

Regulations    40 

Schedule     41 

Physiology,  Prof,  of 770 

Special  Exam 55 

Pitt  Press   932 

Pitt  Scholarship 796 

Polit.  Economy,  Prof,  of  766 

Special  Subjects...  xxix 

Regulations  37 

Porson  Prize  893 

Scholarship 797 

Powis  Medal   913 

Preacher,  Lady  Margaret's    . . .  781 

Preachers,  Ramsden    784 

Preachers  at  St  Mary's    . . .  cxi,  790 
Precedence,  B.A.  Designate....  136 

Prendergast  Studentship  823 

Press,  University  932 

Previous  Examination: 

Subjects xxvii 

Regulations 14 

Exemptions  from 22 

Prince  Consort  Prize 894 

Prize  Adjudicators  &  Exam. . . .  xcix 

Prize  Subjects     Ixxi 

Prizes : — 

Adam  Smith   871 

Adams 871 

Browne's  {Medals) 907 

Burney     878 

Butler 876 

Camden  and  Powis  (MedaU)  912 

Carus  858 

Chancellor's  (CV(W#.  McdaU)  854 

( Eng.  Medal) 918 

{Legal  Medal)  867 

{Enylish  Law)    867 

Cobden    877 

Evans 860 

Gedge ■  •  •  •  878 

Gladstone    801 

Hare 879 


1420 


INDEX. 


Prizes ; — 

Harness  880 

Hebrew    861 

Hulsean   883 

Jeremie   862 

Kaye    884 

LeBas     884 

Long    864 

Maitland 885 

Marshall 864 

Mason's  Hebi'ew    864 

Members'    887 

Montagu  Butler 876 

Moral  Philosophy  856 

Norrisian 892 

Porson 893 

Prince  Consort   894 

Eaymond  Horton-Smith  ...  881 

Scholefield   865 

Seatonian 896 

Sedgwick 897 

Seeley  {Medal)   898 

Smart  899 

Smith's  and  Ray leigh    899 

ThirlwaU     902 

TyBon  {Medal)    866 

Walsingham  ( Medal) 903 

Williams 867 

Wiltshire     868 

Winbolt  905 

Winchester 868 

Yorke  905 

Proceedings  in  Arts   136 

Divinity 139 

Law    141 

Medicine     and 

Surgery    144 

Music 168! 

Science  &  Letters  166  i 

the  Senate  2 

Proctors Ixxvi,  Ixxvii,  3,  754 

Professors,  list  of    Ixxviii 

Professorships : — 

Regius,  of  the  Civil  Law  ...  757 

of  Divinity     756 

Greek 758 

Hebrew  757 

Modem  History    ...  761 

Physic 757 

Agricultural  Botany 774 

Agriculture,  Drapers     772 


PACK 

Professorships : — 

Anatomy 760 

Anglo-Saxon  769 

Animal  Morphology 770 

Arabic 758 

Lord  Almoner's 761 

Archaeology,  Disney  764 

Astronomy,  Plumian 760 

Astronomy,  Lowndean  762 

Astrophysics  774 

Biology,  Quick  773 

Biology    774 

Botany 761 

Chemistry  760 

Chinese    771 

Divinity,  Ely 772 

Divinity,  Hulsean  765 

Divinity,  Lady  Margaret's      756 

Divinity,  Norrisian 762 

Ecclesiastical  History    771 

English  Literature    775 

Experimental  Physics 769 

Fine  Art,  Slade 768 

Genetics,  Arthur  Balfour...   776 

Geology,  Wood wardian 762 

German,  Schroder 774 

History,  Ancient   772 

History,  Modern 761 

International  Law  767 

Latin,  Kennedy 767 

Law,  Downing 763 

Mathematics,  Lucasian 759 

Mathematics,  Pure,  Sadleirian  766 
Mechanism  and  Applied  Me- 

•  chanics   769 

Medicine,  Do  wning 764 

Mental  Philosophy  and  Logic  772 

Mineralogy 764 

Moral  Philosophy  759 

Music 759 

Natural   Experimental    Phi- 
losophy, Jacksonian    763 

Pathology    771 

Physiology   770 

Political  Economy 766 

Sanskrit  767 

Surgery  770 

Zoology  and  Comp.  Anatomy  766 

Pro-Proctors Ixxvii,  3,  754 

Pro- Proctors,  Additional  Ixxvii, 

3,754 


INDEX. 


1421 


Psychological  Medicine, 

Diploma  in 216 

Psychology,  Special,  Subjects xxxv 

Regulations     52 

Schedules 


Public  Buildings 

Public  Health,  Diploma  in  ... 

Public  Orator 3 

Publication  of  Lists  7 


53 
924 
164 
754 


Q. 

Qualifying  Examination, 
Mechanical    Sciences    Tri- 
pos   11,124 

Quick  Fund    847 

R. 

Ramsden  Sermon 784 

Randolph  Exhibition 920 

Raymond  Horton- Smith  Prize  881 

Readers,  List  of  Ixxix 

Animal  Morphology  778 

Bibliography 780 

Botany  778 

—  Chemical  Physiology  779 

Classical  Archaeology  778 

Classics (Brereton)...  779 

Comparative  Philo- 
logy    778 

English  Law 778 

^Ethnology 780 

Forestry     780 

Gi-eography     779 

Metallurgy 780 

Modern  History  ...  780 

Romance    779 

Surgery 779 

Talmudic  literature  778 

Zoology  779 

Rede's,  Sir  Robert,  Lecturer...  782 

Registrary  3,  755 

Assistant  3,  755 

Representatives  in  Parliament  3, 753 
Research  Students,  Regulations 

for 174 

Residence ^ 

Professors  and  Readers     6 

Romance,  Reader 779 

Russian  Lectureship 787 


S. 
Sandars    Reader    in    Biblio- 
graphy   780 

Sanitary  Science 162 

Sanskrit,  Professor  of 767 

Scarlet  Days   cxii 

Sc.D.  Regulations  166 

Scholarships,  Regulations  con- 

cenxing 792 

Scholarships,  University : — 

Abbott 804 

Allen    839 

Barnes 802 

Battle 794 

Bell 799 

Browne 795 

Craven 793 

Crosse ,S08 

Davies  796 

Harkness 819 

Lightfoot 814 

Maxwell 824 

Oldham  (Classical) 841 

(Shakespeare)   842 

Pitt 796 

Person 797 

Squire 840 

Stewart  of  Rannoch  835 

Tiarks 848 

Tyrwhitt  806 

Waddington  798 

Warr    849 

Whewell 810 

Scholefield  Prize 865 

Schools  of  Medicine 158 

Science,  Preliminary  Examin- 
ation in    83 

Science  and  Letters,  Proceed- 
ings in 166 

Seatonian  Prize  896 

Secretary  of  Board  of  Examin- 
ations (Previous  etc.)     10 

Sedgwick  Museum 958 

Sedgwick  Priie   897 

Seeley  Medal 898 

Selwyn  Divinity  School    960 

Semitic  Languages  Tripoi : 

Lists    688 

Senate,  Constitution  of 1 

Proceedings  in  2 


1422 


INDEX. 


PAGE 

Sermons  in  University  Church  790 

Sex  Viri  Ixxvii,  2 

Sheepshanks  Exhibition  852 

Smart  Prizes 899 

Smart  Studentship 844 

Smith's  and  Rayleigh  Prizes...  899 

Solicitor,  U  ni versity 3 

Special  Examinations  for  Ordi- 
nary Degrees 34 

Squire  Law  Library  961 

Squire  Scholarships    840 

Steel  Studentships 920 

Stephen  Lectureship    790 

Stewart  of  Rannoch  Scholar- 
ships      835 

Strickland  Curator 950 

Studentships : — 

Balfour    817 

Burney    873 

Craven 818 

Foster 851 

Gerstenberg    828 

Levy 830 

Newton    826 

Prendergast    823 

Smart  844 

Steel 920 

Walker    820 

Wilkin     846 

Wordsworth    919 

Subjects  for  Examinations  ...  xxvii 

Subjects  for  Prizes Ixxi 

Summary  of  Members  of  Univ.  1272 

Superintendents,  List  of Ixxxi 

Superintendent  of  Museums ...  951 

Surgery,  Professorship  of 770 

Proceedings  in  144 

Reader    779 

Syndicates    Ixxxvi 

Syndics     3 

T. 

Table  of  Fees  for  Degrees 219 

Talmudic  Literature,  Reader    778 

Teachers,  List  of     Ixxxi 

Teachers'  Training  Syndicate .  189 

Terms... 4,  7 

Theological  Society    ., 1412 


PAGE 

Theological  Special,  Subjects     xxix 

Regulations    36 

Tripos,  Subjects  ...xHx 

Examination  Lists  565 

Tripos    68,91 

Schedules...  93,  100 

Tripos  Lists   574 

Thirlwall  Prize   902 

Tiarks  Scholarship   843 

Training   College   for  School- 
masters      191 

Triposes,  Lists  of  : — 

Classical 378 

Economics  728 

Historical 652 

Indian  Languages 690 

Law  and  History  615 

Law 617 

Mathematical 226 

Mechanical     718 

Medieval  and  Modern  Lan- 
guages   699 

Moral  Sciences    476 

Natural  Sciences    507 

Oriental  Languages   693 

Semitic  Languages     688 

Theological 574 

Triposes,  Regulations  68 

Tropical  Medicine 165 

Diploma  in 166,  751 

Trustees  ciii 

Tyrwhitt's  Scholarships 805 

Tyson  Medal  866 

U. 

University  Library 924 

Officers    Ixxvi,  752 

Origin  of 1 

Patronage 915 

Press 932 

Prize  Regulations.  914 

Scholarships 792 

Electors  for...  xcix 


V. 


Vice-chancellor  2,  752 


!■— ' 


INDEX. 


1423 


PAGE 

w. 

Waddiugton  Scholarship  798 

Walker  Studentship  820 

Walsingham  Medal   903 

Warr  Scholarship  849 

Watch  Committee cv 

Whewell  Scholarships    810 

WiganFund  845 

Wilkin  Studentship 846 

Williams  Prize    867 

Wiltshire  Prize  868 

Winbolt  Prize    905 

Winchester  Exhibition  920 

Winchester  Reading  Prizes   ...  868 
Women,  Admission  of,  to  Ex- 
aminations    179 


Wordsworth  Studentships    ...  919 
Worts'  Travelling  Bachelors...  791 


y. 

Yorke  Prize 905 

Z. 

Zoology ,  Professor  of 766 

Museum  of 949 

Reader 779 

Special,  Subjects  ...   xxxvi 

Regulations  ...  58 

Zoological  Station  at  Naples..  791 


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