assist in the formation of valuable Characters, fitted to sustain and adorn "the Cause of true Religion." S. Edmund Walker, Trin.1 1833 E. Harold Browne, Emman.2 Frederick Myers, Clare.3 1834 C. A. Hulbert, Sidney. 1835 William Drake, St Joh. 1836 Frederick W. Collison, St Joh. 1838 William H. Guillemard, Pemb. WHEWELL SCHOLARSHIPS FOR INTERNATIONAL LAW. THE Rev. William Whewell, D.D., late Master of Trinity College, made provision by his will for the establishment of Scholarships in the University, to be awarded for proficiency in the subject of International Law. The Scholarships are to be eight in number, tenable for four years under conditions of residence, which may be dispensed with by express permission of the Master and Senior Fellows of Trinity College: but no Scholar holding a diplomatic or consular appointment under the Crown is required to reside. Two Scholars are to be chosen every year at some time before the commencement of Michaelmas Term, one of whom shall receive an annual payment of £100, and the other an annual payment of £50. The Electors are the same as for the Professorship of International Law. All persons under the age of twenty-five are eligible to these Scholarships; but no one who has once gained a Scholarship is allowed to be a candidate a second time. Every person elected, if not already a member of some College in Cambridge, is required to become a member of Trinity College. WADDINGTON SCHOLARSHIP. MISS WADDINGTON and MISS CLARA WADDINGTON having offered 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 Scholarship, 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, the following Regulations for the Scholarship have been suggested and have received the sanction of the Misses Waddington. The Scholar is to 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). Any Undergraduate of not more than three years' standing from the time of his first residence is eligible for this Scholarship, which is tenable for five years if the Scholar shall continue a member of the University, but it is not tenable with a Craven, nor with the Battie, Brown, Davies, Pitt, or Porson Scholarships. The Electors shall be the Vice-Chancellor, the Public Orator, the Regius Professor of Greek, and two members of the Senate appointed by Grace of the Senate at the last Congregation in November after the vacancy has been declared, provided that, in case any of the ex officio Electors be prevented from taking part in the Examination, a deputy shall be appointed in each case by Grace of the Senate. The Examination for the Scholarship is to be exclusively Classical, and begins on the Monday after the last Saturday but one in the January following the declaration of a vacancy. LUMLEY EXHIBITIONS. THE Right Honourable ELIZABETH, Viscountess LUMLEY, by a deed bearing date October 8, 1657, directed certain Trustees therein named, to pay and allow yearly to ten poor Scholars of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, educated in the School founded by her at Thornton in the county of York, or in default of such, to any other poor Scholars, not exceeding ten in number (subsequently reduced to five), who should be nominated thereto by the respective Convocations of the said Universities for the time being, the sum of £4 a year each, to be continued until they should have time to become graduates in one of the said Universities. By an Order of the Court of Chancery, issued in the year 1820, it was directed that, in consequence of the increased rents these five Exhibitions should in future be £15 per annum each, and that the rents not called for should accumulate. 1 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 shall be found, upon notice of competition publicly given, and examination held by them 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 Master and Senior Fellows of Trinity College. The Exhibition is the interest of £1666. 138. 4d. three per cent. consols. 1859 J. Stirling, Trin. 1861 T. Barker, Trin. 1864 Hon. J. W. Strutt, Trin. 1866 C. Niven, Trin. SMITH'S PRIZES. THE REV. ROBERT SMITH, D.D. late Master of Trinity college, left two annual prizes now amounting to about £23 each, to two commencing Bachelors of Arts, the best proficients in Mathematics and Natural Philosophy. The examination is soon after the admission of the Questionists. The adjudicators are, the Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor, the Master of Trinity, the Lucasian, Plumian, and Lowndean Professors. 1769 G. Atwood, Trinity. T. Parkinson, Christ's. 1770 W. Smith, Joh. J. Oldershaw, Emm. 1771 T. Starkie, Joh. R. Kedington, Caius. 1772 G. Pretyman, Pemb. J. Lane, Queens'. 1773 J. J. Brundish, Caius, G. Whitmore, Joh. 1774 I. Milner, Queens'. H. Waring, Magd. 1775 S. Vince, Caius. H. W. Coulthurst, Joh. 1776 J. Oldershaw, Emm. W. Wright, Joh. 1777 D. Owen, Trinity. J. Baynes, Trinity. 1778 W. Farish, Magdalene. W. Taylor, Emm. 1779 T. Jones, Trinity. H. Marsh, Joh. 1780 St. J. Priest, Pemb. W. Frend, Jesus. 1781 T. Catton, Joh. H. Ainslie, Pembroke. 1782 J. Wood, Joh. J. Hailstone, Trinity. 1783 F.J. H. Wollaston, Sid. J. Procter, Catharine. 1784 R. A. Ingram, Queens'. J. Holden, Sidney. 1785 W. Lax, Trinity. J. Dudley, Clare. 1786 J. Bell, Trinity. G. Hutchinson, Trin. 1787 J. Littledale, Joh. J. Bewsher, Trinity. F. Wrangham, Trin. H. G. F. Travel, Trinity. J. S. Copley, Trinity. W. Dealtry, Trinity. J. Lowthian, Trinity. 1798 T. Sowerby, Trinity. R. Martin, Trinity. 1799 W. Boteler, Joh. J. Brown, Trinity. 1800 J. Inman, Joh. G. D'Oyly, Corpus. 1301 H. Martyn, Joh. W. Woodall, Pemb. 1802 T. P. White, Queens'. J. Grisdale, Christ's. 1803 T. Starkie, Joh. C. J. Hoare, Joh. 1804 W. A. Garratt, Trin. J. Kaye, Christ's. 1805 S. Christie, Trin. Į T. Turton, Cath.q. 1806 J. F. Pollock, Trinity. H. Walter, Joh. 1807 H. Gipps, Joh. J. Carr, Trinity. 1808 H. Bickersteth, Caius. M. Bland, Joh. 1809 E. H. Alderson, Caius. G.C. Gorham,Qu. 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, Trinity. 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. Biddell 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. Goulburn, 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. H. Goodwin, Caius. H. C. Jones, Trinity. 1842 A. Cayley, Trinity. C. T. Simpson, Joh. B. Gray, Trinity. W. B. Hopkins, Caius. A. Sandeman, Queens'. 1847 W. P. Wilson, Joh. R. Walker, Trinity. 1848 1. Todhunter, John's. A. Barry, Trinity. 1849 H. C. Phear, Caius. M. B. Pell, Joh. 1850 W. H. Besant, Joh. H. W. Watson, Trinity. 1851 N. M. Ferrers, Caius. G. V. Yool, Trinity. 1852 P. G. Tait, Peter's. W. J. Steele, Peter's. R. B. Batty, Emm. L. H. Courtney, Joh. } 1856 A. V. Hadley, Joh. J. Rigby, Trinity. 1857 T. Savage, Pemb. G. B. Finch, Queens'. 1858 G. M. Slesser, Queens'. C. A. Smith, Peter's. 1859 W. Jack, Peter's. R. B. Clifton, Joh. 1860 J. Stirling, Trin. W. Baily, Joh. 1861 W. S. Aldis, Trin. J. Bond, Magd. 1862 T. Barker, Trin. J. G. Laing, Joh. 1863 E. T. Leeke, Trin. R. Romer, Trin. H. 1864 H. J. Purkiss, Trinity. W. P. Turnbull, Trin. 1865 Hon. J. W. Strutt, Trin. H. M. Taylor, Trin. 1866 R. Morton, Peter's. T. S. Aldis, Trinity. 1867 R. K. Miller, Peter's. W. K. Clifford, Trin. 1868 J. F. Moulton, Joh. G. H. Darwin, Trin. 1869 J. Elliott, Joh. N. E. Hartog, Trin, 1870 A. G. Greenhill, Joh. R. Pendlebury, Joh. } CHANCELLOR'S CLASSICAL MEDALS. These Two gold medals, value 15 guineas each, are given annually by the CHANCELLOR of the University, to two commencing 'Bachelors of Arts, who having obtained Senior Optimes at least, shew themselves the greatest proficients in classical learning. prizes were established in 1751, by his Grace Thomas Holles, Duke of Newcastle, and have been continued by the succeeding Chancellors. The examiners appointed by the CHANCELLOR to determine these prizes are, the Vice-Chancellor, the Provost of King's, the Masters of Trinity, St John's, St Peter's, Clare, and Christ's, the senior resident Fellow of Trinity who has gained a medal2, the Public Orator, the Greek Professor, and the Professor of Modern History. 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. 1755 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. 1 No one is a complete Bachelor until after the should decline to examine, then the right de day of Inauguration. volves to the next in standing who has gained a 2 If the senior resident Medallist of Trinity medal, and so downwards. 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. Seale, Christ's. 1775 T. Hall, John's. C. Hewitt, Caius. 1776 S. Forster, John's. G. Wakefield, Jesus. 1777 J. Baynes, Trinity. T. Hughes, John's. 1778 H. Bankes, Trin. Hall. J. Six, Trinity. 1779 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. Porson, 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. Leycester, Trinity. 1787 J. Rayne, Trinity. C. Chevallier, Pemb. 1788 H. J. Hinchliffe, 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. Trollope, Pemb. 1792 E. Maltby, Pembroke. W. Cooper, John's. 1793 C. Heberden, John's. T. G. Taylor, Trinity. 1794 J. Doncaster, 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, Trinity. 1800 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. C. J. Hoare, John's. 1804 J. Kaye, 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. R. Ward, Trinity. G. Hodson, Trinity. R. W. Evans, Trinity. T. Robinson, Trinity. H. V. Elliott, Trinity. M. Lawson, Mag. Eq. E. Gambier, Trinity. A. M. Wale, John's. W. H. F. Talbot, Trin. H. Malden, Trinity. W. Barham, Trinity. R. Williamson, Trin. 1826 T. Stratton, Trinity. John Hodgson, Trín. 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. 1838 C. J. Vaughan, Tr. Lord Lyttelton, Tr. 1839 A. S. Eddis, Trinity. J. G. Maitland, Trin. 1840 A. C. Gooden, Trinity. W. S. Wood, John's. 1841 None adjudged. 1842 H. A. J. Munro, Trin. B. Shaw, Trinity. 1843 E. H. Gifford, 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. 1850 C. Schreiber, Trinity. E. A. Scott, Trinity. J. Peile, Christ's. 1861 E. A. Abbott, John's. D.C.Richmond, Peter's 1862 J. R. Mozley, King's. W.K.Wilson, Trin 1863 1 A. Sidgwick, Trin. 2 Not adjudged. 1864 H.W. Mozley, King's A. R. Vardy, Trin. 1865 R. Whitelaw, Trin. B. E. Hammond, Trin. 1866 P. V. Smith, King's A. E. Humphreys, Tr. 1867 F. Pollock, Trinity. F. H. B. Daniell, Trin. 1868 J. H. Taylor, Trin. W.L.Hetherington,Tr. 1869 J. S. Reid, Christ's. R. K. Rodwell, Emm. |