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CLASS PRIZES

Class Prize, Ist Class, Egerton Scholarship.—Farrar, in work of
the half year.—Obtained Certificate. T. Hodgson.
Class Prize, 2d Class.—E. S. Jones, in work of the half year.—
Obtained certificate, Jos. Booker.
Class Prize, ad Gloss, Upper. —Joseph Mallaby, jun., in work of
the ha f year.—Certificates obtained, Ridley ; Seddon. Lower.
D. B. Paiute, in work of the Half Year.—Obtained certificate,
Buckley.

Clas • Pri:ze, 4t::, Class, lst.—William Clare, in work of the half-
year.—Obtained certificates, Etoyds ; Robert Burton. 2d.—
Richard Greenell, in work of the half year.—Obtained certifi-
cates, Dixon; Wrigley.

Class Prize, sth Class.—John Rogers, in work of the half year.
—Obtained certificate, 13,uch.
Class e,Gre Class.-11 Peel, jun„ in work of the half year.
—Obtained certificate, Irvine.
Class Prize, Preparatory Class.—Jones, in the work of the half
year.

EXTRA PR,IZEiI

Divinity Pri.ve for .L.:nior ClaQses given by Mr:Conybeare.—E.L.

sen.—Lives of the BOlierniail Reformers.
P.'ize fo;• Jet;t;o;• Class,,s. given by Dr. Booth.—T.
H. Halketi—Vulgar and Decimal Fractions.

MIDDLE SCHOOL PRIZES.

SPECIAL PIUZES

Divinity, Medal. —J. Leake, Church Cat-clliFna, to be said by
heart explained rnd confilmed by Scriptu'e.
Nominatio,t, to Upper School.—W. G. NN ilks, in the work of the

ha f year, and ah die %xam nations.
Senior Hi.,ilor;eal and Geogranhical illedal.—W. G. Wilks, (not
e : Rome, iron the Expul=ion of the Kings to
the Battle of Actium. Geography . the Coasts of the Medi-
terranean (ancient and modern).

Junior Historical and Geographical Prize.—T, Spence—History :
all contained in Markham. Geography: the Coasts of the
Mediterranean, Black Sea, and Baltic. (modern).
Ist Mathematical and Arithmetical Medal.—W. C. Sillitoe—Ma-
thcmatics and Arithmetic, for first and second classes.
2nd Ditto.—James Roberts—Mathematics and Arithmetic, for
third and fourth classes.
3rd Ditto.—J. R. Jones—Arithmetic, fifth and sixth classes.
4th Ditto.—J. Rigby—Arithmetic, for upper seventh and lower
seventh.
sth Ditto.—Jos. Burroughs—Arithmetic, for upper eighth and
lower eighth.
Ist FrencSMedal.—R. T. Price—first and second classes.
2nd Ditto.—G. P. Fisher--Third and fourth classes.
Srd Ditto.—Jos. Reeves—Fifth and sixth classes.
lot Drawing Medal.—J. Harbord —First and second classes.
2nd Ditto.—G. Smith—Third and fourth classes.
3rd Ditto.—S. J. Byrne—Fifth and sixth classes.
Ist Penmanship Medal.—W Bailey—First and second classes.
2nd Ditto.—T. H. Jones—Third and fourth classes.
3rd Ditto.—H. Green—Fifth an I sixth classes.
4th Ditto.—E. Bunbury—Up; er seventh and lower seventh.
sth Ditto.—J. H. Binmore—Upper eighth and lower eighth.
CLASS PRIZES.
Ist Class.—(l.)—W. G. Wilks—Work of the half year. (2.—
Ditto, PO-2TF.It'S SCHOLARSHIP—W. C. Sillitoe, in work of
the half year—obtained certificate, J. B. M'Quie.
2nd Class.—(l.)—Prize of Books—J S. Legett, In work of the
half year—Obtained ceitificate, R. Kershaw. (2.—Ditto—J.
Leake, in work of the half year—Obtained ceitificate, G. W.
Skerrett.
3rd Class.—(l.)—Prize of Books.—W. T. Kendall, in work of
the half year—Obtained certificate. H. Cordeaux. (2.)—Ditto.
R. Sher; house, in work of the half year—Obtained certificate,
J. W. Humble.
4th Class.—(l.)—Prize of Books.—W. B. Jones, in work of the
half year—Obtained certificate, G. Frodsham. (2.) ditto—W.
Inman, in work of the half year—Obtained certificate, W.
Kendall.
sth Class.—(l) Prize of Books.—Jas. Higgins, in work of the
half ye r—Obtained certificate, L. M'Coy. (2) Ditto.—P. S.
Holt, in work of the half year.
6th Class.—[l) Prize of Books.—H. Green, in work of the half
year—Obtained certificate, T. Hooten. (2) Ditto.—C. C. Deane,
in work of the half year—Obtained certificate, W. Davis.
(W. Jones ?)
Upper 7th Class —(1) Ditto.—R. Doke, in work of the half year
—Obtained certificate, E. B. Roose. (2) Ditto.—J. Rigby, in
work of the half year—Obtained certificate, James Williams.
Lower 7th Class.—(l) Ditto —H. H. Hammond, in work of the
half year—Obtained certificate, N. G. P. Bousfield. r 2) Ditto.
—J. Cook, in work of the half year—Obtained certificate, H.
Wolstenholme.
Upper Bth Class.—(l) Ditto.—J. B. Hughes, in work of the half
year—Obtained certificate, J. R. Willasey. (2) Ditto.— James
Pendlebtuv, in work of the half year.
Lower Bth Class.—(l) Ditto.--Arthur J. S., in work of the half
year—Obtained certificate, Walker Jos. (2) Ditto.--W. Prel-
ler. in work of the half year—Obtained certificate, W. Adcock.
Head Master's Prize.—G. Smith.
Mr. Hanac'.• Eit,712871 Prize.—C. Birch.
Mr. Wilson's Classical Prize.—J. Conway.

LOWER SCHOOL PRIZES.

SPECIAL P 117 E%.

ellior Dirinity Prize.—George Jordan—From 13th to 21st
chapter of St. John's Gospel, committed to memory and ex-
plained.
tion to the Middle School.—Owen Owen, in work of the
half yea,.
Ist Hi,to ieal Prize.—Edwin Yates, in the whole of Keightley's
England.
2d Ditto.—George Herbert—Callcett's England.
Ist Ari.:; metical Medal.—Thomas Woodward—All contained in

Thorns, n's Arithmetic.
2d Ditto.—John Simmor d—Arithmetic to Interest.
Ist Penma,ship Medal.—William Batey.
2d Ditto.—Edward Morris.

CLASS :11 ZNS.

Ist Class.—(l) MOLYNEUX SCHOLJVISDIP.— Thomas Atkinson,
in work of the half year—Obtained certificat-, Chas. Cranage.
(2) 2d MOLY:VEIT.: SCHOLAfI SIIIP.—J, R. Adams, in work of
the half yea .
2d Clas3.—(l Ist P.•ize.—John Halden, in work of the half year
—Obtained certificate, Joseph Adamson. (2; 2d Prize.—John
Davies, in work of the half year.
3d Class.—(l) ;st Prize.—Jos. Beousire, in work of the half year
—Obtained ( ertificate, Wm. (:rifilths. (2) 2d Prize.—Richard
Brittain, in work of the half year.
Class.—(l) Ist Prize.—Geldai t Dotson. in work of the half

year--Obtained certificate, Joseph Leicester. (2) 2d Prize.—
E. R. Griffiths, in work of the half ;-ear.
sth Class.—(l) Ist Prize.—George Holmes, in work of the half
year—Obtained certificate, Wm. Lancaster. (2) 2d Prize.—
...

Arthur Stother. in work of the half year.
' Gth Class.—(l) Ist Prize•—Richard Wrieht, in work of the half
year—Obtained certificate, Thos. Jackson. ( ) 2d Prize.—
Robert Williams, in work of the half year.
The Right Rev. PRELATE then addressql the scholars
as follows :—I cannot conclude without expressing the
pleasure I feel to see here before me so many who are in-
structed in that which will be for their benefit, both in
time and eternity; and when I reflect that many here
will some day !rave an influence over others, every one
must perceive the importance and the advantage of being
brought up in principles which will teach them to act
towards others in accordance with the Christian rule. I
beg to tender my warmest thanks to the Principal and
Master of the Institution, who have carried out the prin-
ciples and intentions of the founders with a zeal and de-
votedness, which can only be equalled by the Christian
liberality which established the Institution. They, how-
ever, do not look alone to the kind feelings and warm ap-
proval of the public for their recompense, but to the ap-
proval of their own hearts and the satisfaction of having
performed their duty. It has been well said that the only
applause that governors and rulers ought to hope or care
for, is the welfare of those over whom they rule'; and I
am sure, my young friends, that your masters wish for no
other compliment or reward than your onward progress,
strict attention, and cheerful obedience. (Cheers.)
The R,.v. PRINCIPAL said that before the close of the
proce din's he wished to remark that the certificate
gained by T. Hodgson, of the upper school was no com-
mon certificate ; he had been exceedingly pleased with his
industry and attention, and it was alone owing to his po-
sition is the class that he did not obtPin a prize. He
might say the same of Josias Booker, who stood in a like
position in the second class.
Ti .e scholars than sang, in beantiful style, the national
anthem.

The Rev. Rector BROOKS, Chairman of the Board of
nireetnra cairl that hafara tha
was one duty yet remaining, and that would be felt by all
present to be more a pleasure than a duty, and that was
to return thanks to the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of
the Diocese fcr favouring them with his presence on this
occasion, (Applause.) When they considered the mani-
fold labours and extensive duties which the management
and care of so extensive a diocese imposed upon his lord-
ship, they would consider themselves peculiarly fortunate
in obtaining a portion of his valuable time. His lordship's
presence was a guarantee to the public that they were
going on in those principles in which they had com-
menced ; and it was an encouragement to the directors
and mastors to receive his approbation. He therefore
felt certain all would heartily concur in the vote of thanks
which he proposed. _ _

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The Rev. PRINCIPAL feelingly expressed his personal
gratitude to the Lord Bishop, and also that of the other
masters, and of the institution at large.
His Worship the MAYOR also expressed his entire con-
currence in all that had fallen from the two last speakers,
and seconded the motion.

The Right Rev. PRELATE said lie felt greatly obliged
for their kind expressions towards him, but he felt that he
did not deserve any thanks. He was somewhat like on:
who came in after the battle was won, and who was then
requested to take his full share of the glory of the triumph.
The Right Rev. Prelate then left the chair amidst a round
of the most heaTty applause, and the meeting separated.

CORRESPONDENCE.