The Sun.
London, England, 1856-05-27 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, MAY 26.
MATHEIfATICAL CLASS LIST.—The following class list
in the school of mathematics was awarded this afternoon,
viz. ;—Ciass 1. Horatiis Davey, University College ;
Thomas Littleton Wheeler, Worcester College. Class
2. James Bowden, University College ; Thos. Thomas,
.Jesus College. Class 3. John Gauntlett, Worcester
College ; Samuel Harnerton, University College ; Abra-
ham Jackson, Worcester College. Class 4. R. Holcomb,
Brasenose College ; John Monkhouse, Queen's College ;
William Newnham, Balliol College; Albert Smith, Lin-
coln College ; William Smith, Pembroke College ; Robt.
H. M. Warrand, Trinity College. Robert Walker, Wm.
Spottiswoode, Francis Ashpitel, examiners.
EARL STANHOPE'S PRIZE.—The priza of the annual
value of 201., founded by the Right Hon. Earl Stanhope
in June last, with a view to the full development and
the continued growth and welfare of the Fchool of law
and modern history, was, for the first time awarded on
Saturday to Mr. Robt. Win. Henderson, Lodge's exhi-
bitioner, of University College, for the best essay on
" The character of Lord Clarendon, first as a statesman,
and secondly as an historian."

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