The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-21 00:00:00

TO TAE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES

Sir,—ln the first paragraph of his fifth letter to the
Courier Mr. Lowe refers to the writings of Michaelis in
such a manner as to make it appear that Mr. Lowe is
sanctioned, and Mr, Macnaught condemned, by that emi-
nent scholar and theologian of the last century. Let
Michaelis, as translated by Bishop Marsh, (vol. i. p. 96,
edit. 1793) speak for himself :
" If Me word inspiration be taken in such a sense as to
include infallibility, we can scarcely believe that St. Mark
and St. Luke were inspired: The violent methods which
have been used to reconcile their accounts with those of the
other Evangelists, and the insuperable difficulty which has
hitherto attended the harmony of the Gospels, have cast a
dark shadow on our religion, and the truth and simplicity
of its history have been almost buried under the weight
of explanations." * * * `• But the greatest

part of these objections are deprived of their force, if we
ullow the fallibility of these two Evangelists, nor resolve
to defend with obstinacy a post that is hardly to ba main-

--LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION

VII
VIII

French

Writing

Mr. Hiley

Mr. Hart

Mr. Vit, oz ...
The Pi incipal

CLASS,

towards your fellow-creatures. (Applause.) The prizes
which have been given here to-day are the first fruits of
your perseverance, and although all of you cannot obtain
prizes, yet every one may try for them. God gives to each
of 119 a certain measure of gifts, a certain amount of attain-
, I although we may improve them by cultivation,
it is no disgrace to us if, when we have done our bat,
another runs the race swifter than we do, and another hears
away the prize. (Hear, bear.) It is not so much the
prize, as the deserving the prize, I would value in
you ; and although you may not all of you succeed,
it is perfectly possible for every one of you to
deserve it. (Hear, hear.) I say this to those who
have not obtained the prize upon this occasion. I have
had great satisfaction in founding this scholarship, and I
trust that, on another occasion, when it is won by some boy
who is present, I may have the pleasure of presenting it to
him personally. (Hear, hear )
Mr. John Campbell moved a vote of thanks to the chair-
man, which was seconded by Mr. Tyrer, and carried by
acclamation.

The Chairman briefly acknowledged the compliment.
The pupils then sang " God Save the Queen," and the
eeediugs closed with a blessing.

The following is the list of pres

UPPER SCHOOL
Canning University Exhioition.
Egerton Scholarship
Holme Scholarship
Br. AVII Scholarship ..
S radon Scholarship

CLASS PRIZES.
sENIos. CLASSES.

CLASS I Classics.. Rawdon, G
Mathematics Si ker
II Classics Pater
Mathematics .. Archer
111 Cla, s;cs Pen dlebury
Mathematics Pend iehury
111 Mod Elliot ...
1V........
IV Mod

Brown, M...
Moore, J. M

. Makin ...
.Cooper, J
.Ferguson

Wainwright
itawd3n, G.
Rigby.

Mcore, J. B
Elliot.

CERTIFICATE

Wainvright
Fdwarda
Archer

Killick
. LoYey
.Jeffrey

Clcavt-r, R.
M'Sdie, M.
Peel, H.
Cw

Kearsley,
ESEalVoiseley
Swift

SPECIAL FRIZZ.
Junior Divinity Ramsay
History, Geography Lobley.,
Ariametic Statham, G

S irdt field
Jeff ry
Moore, J B (Arm to Elliot) Pater
Sirdelield
Brown, .1
Makin

Drawing ........ Peel, J. C., (Medal trans.
to Kill ca.) Pendlebury
Arch:r • Swift
Hughes
Hall
G:ynn T.
Shannln
Prel E. Ho •rat
Peel, H Killick
Cordeaux
Williams
Hall
Makin
Conor, H.

EXTRA PRIZES.
SUBJECT. PRIZ R.
The Principal .. Latin Essay ...... Edwards
Vice Principal Physics, Natural History Moore, J. 8
Sen. Classical Master Original Latin Poeni.... M•Neile, E H
Josias Booker, Esq ..Recitation (l atln). _l%l' Neile, E H
(English).... M`Neile, E H
(French).... Lobley
Composition..
C Imposition & History .. Sirdefi eld
Good Conduct Peel, H
Caw
11 Wolseley
French . Wilson, A
Natural History, &c Kirkby
French Recitation Tennant
French

MIDDLE SCHOOL.
CLASS PRIZES. CLASS CERTIFICATES.
Class I. ...... Gibson ... Dawkin W.
„ 11.
„ 111.
~ IV.
V
PI • Hughes J. S.
„ VI.
„ VII Beynon
„VIII. .. .... Batty .. Tyson W.
SPECIAL PRIZES. SPECIAL CERTIFICATES.
Di, in ity Medal ..... . Maddock F.
Nomination t-, t Gibson transferred ,
Upper School I to Dawkin
Potter Scholarship .. Gath S.
Ist Bl`Neile do Gibson
2nd , do Tinting
Hist and G; okra- t
phy Medal 1 Turner F Jones T. G.
Mathematical and } Gibson f Dawkin, Parry, Pelham Gornall.
Arithmetical prz. 1 Tamer G., Mc Nicoll, Wright.
Geometrical terti...Cunningham G.
Frenc i Medal ...... . Dawkin Shaw, Pelham Gernall Marshall,
Drawing Meddl Pelham ....
{ Gath S., Jones H. G., Holmes,
H. K., Groe At .J.
f Dickenß,Polack,Roberts T,Har-
Penmanship Medal Fell T. 1 blrd E,Sims,Gath W, Bradley A.
Singing priz , ...... Jones H. G... Maddock J., Harrison C.,

EXTRA PRIZES. EXTRA CERTIFICATES.
Head Master's Prize 1 Shaw
Trench's English. Past and Present,
Rev. J. Potter's Piize 1 . .. .. .Lewis J. R.
for A gebrl
Dr. Nevin's Prize fort
Chemistry 1
Mr. Finlay's Mathematicai I Parry
Prize
The Principal's prize 1
.. Cunningham G.
for French Recitation I
M. J. H. Coa's Prizes } Brock, Holt J. W..... Andrew, Bradley A.
for French
For Good Conduct

LOWER SCHOOL,

First Alolrwin Scholar
Second

1 obley J.
Bishop tranzfetred to Bootie

, .. .
First M'Neile If West C. P.
Second „
99
Nornhation to Middle 5ch001...... Schofield J. W

CLASS PRIZES.
PRIZE CERTIFICATE.
The Molyneux Scholars....
Burt°, M
aidman G..

Ranceys A.... Nicholson a
Forshaw J .... .•...Hlevin J.
Holiand J. H
Lawson W.O . . Wood F.

Size E.
Thackwray F.

SPECIAL PRIZES.
PRIZE. CERTIFICATE.
.... Green W Bishop J.
.... Buckley W. Bishop J.
.... Lobley J Laidnian, Lahy,
Braabury, Edwards

Kitson J
Wagdin T. R.. .. Bishop; 11. Anton;
111. Angus.

EXTRA PRIZES.