Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-17 00:00:00

EXTRA CLASSES

LATlN.—Thomas
Allan. Edward Davies, Henry Davison, Frank
Gemmel, James D. Ainsworth, Robert 1). Miller. Brook Handley,
Edmund F. Lewin, Win. Bell, Charles Nelson, John Joughin, John
Dowthwaite.

PalNcii.—Augustus Clegg, Chas. lumb, John Gemmell„Tohn
Winchester, Jemmett Brown. John Hannay. John Vickers, George
Ward, Thomas.Sweetin Thomas Whitaker; Ittobtiglegg, Edmund
Lewin, John Allison,-Win'.•Quinsey, Wm. Steer.
Rlicl rATIOXS.--Robert George D. Roberts, J., Hannah, C. A.
M‘Phbrson, R. Lloyd, W. Hughes,' J. M'PhersOn, H. Davidson,
E W.' Evans, G. Atoh;nson, C. Gee, J. M. Murtrie. t 4.
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ENO LISH

HONOURABLY MENTIONED. _
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—Senior Section :' Samuel Cross, HehryWardeil, Joseph
ulley;flhornas. Kelsolt. Kale•Seetion:‘ Thomas Net-
s Roberts Thomas Henry Barrow. Junior Section :
- - - Bird, Joseph Mack). Thomas Turner, Frederick

Williim B:

Edriignd Leah, Jo
AthOton, Richard Atherton

WRlTlNG.—Spafor:SectioX: ilenry.l3ldelharne, Jan Johec C.
.1: Mob(lie, J. Lumburg, W. H. itead. Junior Section ; W. Ciewitt,
C. Rail, P. Trainer,-(. All cott;• W Boltdn: '.
ARI.TIIMETIC.—Senior Section ; , Simuei Crossii-W..R. Jackson,
Atidraw Davidson,. _John Pennington, J. J..lLullineux, -Samuel
'Thoinits. Junior Section : P. Frainer, Richard Howde, John Jones,
'CI Allcot.

MATHEMATICS.— Robert ..Gordon, John Lau ie, James Abbot,
Timothy Edwards' James Henry
.Barrow.
ADULT CLASS Samuel Brit rly, Thomas Harris.
• SCJIOOL :QE!. RT.,• •

Twenty-three medals were awarded by the art inspector; _as
follows :—Deane Bennett,-James Beard, 'Thomas Brooke, Alexander
Cruikshank, Edwin Guthrie, James Goepel, Wm, Gammage, James
Hogg,' John Lancaster, Thomas M. Lindsay,: John Leatherbarrow,
G. de la Perelle, Charles Walker. And eight medals were gained
by six:members of the ladies', morning class. . •
The Rev. Mr. Preston addressed the meeting, cOngratu-
lating these who r,o been successful competitors, and
waffling them against trusting to what was sometimes
called,superior genius, or those who had not been successful
this year would yet overtake them if they relaxed in their
perseverance. Professor Elliott next offered a few' remarks
on the subject of mathematics. Then followed Mr. Stowell
Brown, who spoke of the great advantages that the. •yout!-I
of the present generation 'possessed over those of the
past. Mr. Dawson made a few 'remarks regarding the
benefits of education to the working people, and was warmly
applauded, as were the other speakers during and at the
close of his observations. ~

Mr. W. Brown proposed a vote of
.thanks,•to Mr.
M'llveen and the other gentlemen connected with the schools
as teachers. lie stated that so much was the means
employed' in educating the yOuth at' present superior to
those of his own day of going to school that he was almost
ashamed to acknowledge the places where he had been
educated - and the teachers employed at that time. Ile
hoped the boys that were under the charge of the gentlemen
that he proposed the thanks to would many of them attain
to eminence in the world, and nothing could give him
greater pleasureihan the duty he was at that time perform-
(Cheers.)
;Professor Isaacs seconded Mr. Brown's motion.
Thanks were voted to the ohairman, for his condnot during
his term of office as president, to which he responded in
suitable terms, and the meeting separated.