The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-30 00:00:00

JUNE 30, 1852.

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• LIALLEYBURY COLLEGE.
On Monday the chairman and directors of the East
India Company, accompanied by a large and very dis-
tinguished party of friends, visited Haileybury College
for the.purpose,of witnessing the distribution of honours
among the successful students, 461 of closing the session
with due observance. Among the guests on the occa-
sion were—his Royal Highness the Duke of Carabridge,
tbe Duke of Newcastle, the Bishopof Oxford, the E.irl
of PoWis,, Lord Frederick, Fitzclarence, Sir R. Inglis,
Mr. Gladstone, Mr. T.. Baring, the Mar Luis of Nor-
rnanby, Lord Mahon, Mr. H. Baillie, M.P., Mr. Kemble,
Lord de Ross; Sir John. Herschel), Lord Elphinitone,
Sic C. Bailey, and Sir R. Arbuthnot. Mr. R. Ellice,
the deputy-chairman, Colonel Sykes, Mr. R. D. Mangles,
and the directors, with hardly an exception, were
present. '
The following medals, prizes, and other honourable
distinctions were awarded with he usual formalities:—
Waterfield—Highly distinguished, with medals in
Classics and Sanscrit; prizes in Persian, Hindustani,
Hindi, Bengali, and for the best English Essay; and
-.llse for general proficiency at the Easter examination..
Chapman—Highly distinguished, with medals in Per-
sian and Hindustani; prizes in Sanscrit, and for general
proficiency at the Easter examination.
Jenkins. Highly distinguished, with medals in ma-
thematics; political economy and history; and law.
Tod--Highly distinguished, with prize in Teloogoo.
Grant, Plowden, Macnagliten, Cunliffe, Batten,
Simson, Melville and Ravenshaw—Highly distinguished.
Binny—Passed with great credit.
PRIZES AND OTHER HONOURABLE DISTINCTIONS OF
STUDENTS REMAINING IN COLLEGE.
THIRD TERM.
Herschel—Highly distinguished, with prizes in mathe-
matics,political economy and history, law, Sanscrit, Per-
sian, Hindustani, Hindi, Arabic, and for general profi-
ciency at the Easter examination.;
lioyle-41104Y distirigiriAed, with prize is classics:
Grey, Erskine, Hay, R. L. Mangles, Wigram, White
—Highly distinguished. ,
Cockerel!, Willcock, Palliser, Watson, Taylor, Hogg
—Passed with credit.

SECOND TERM.
H. A. Mangles—Highly distinguished, with prizes in
classics and Persian, and for general proficiency at the
Easter exstnination.
Barr—Highly distinguished, with prizes in political
economy and history, and law.;
Mulony—Highly distinguished, with prize in Teloogoo.
Malcolmson=flighly distinguished, with prize in ma-
the m atics.
Hardinge—Highly distinguished,with prize in Sanscrit.
Cliff)rd—Highly distinguished, with prize in law.
CoHedge, G. W. Elliot, Barnard—Highly distinguished.
M'Nabb, Goldingham—Passed with great credit.
FIRST TERM.
Gonne—Highly distinguished, with prize in classics
and SaUsCrit.
Master—Highly distinguished, with prize in law, and
for general proficiency at the Easter examination.
Probyn—Highly distinguished, with prize in mathe-
matics.

Moriarty, Skinner—Highly distinguished.
C. P. Elliott, Magniac—Passed with high credit.
RANK Dr STUDENTS LEAVING COLLEGE, JUNE 1852.
BENGAL,
First Class-1, Waterfield; 2, Chapman; 3, Jenkins;
4, Grant; 5, Plowden; 6, Rsvenshaw; 7, Macneghten;
8, Batten; 9, Cunliffe; 10, Simson.
Second Class-11, Melville; 12, Drummond.
(No Third Class.)