The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-09-04
BOSTON, AUGUST 80.
H.ARV.aRD UNIVERSITY.

ne Annual commencement TOOK
place on Wednesday last, on which oc-
casion the exercises we're as follows
By the Candidates for the degree Of Bach
slor Of Arts.
/. Salutatory Grafton in Latin, by Ma
thaniel Gage.
Q. Conference. "The pleasures of the
An,iquary, the Traveller, and the Literary
| Recluse,n by jeremiah Fisher Ames, Samuel
Ward Chandler, and George Fox.
8. A Colloquial Discussion, g On the restora-
ton of Greece" by Edward Frost and Luth-
er Barker Lincoln.
a. A Philosophical Discussion. 6 The in
iuence of fashion on the judgment of right
and wrong" by William Adams.
5. An Essay, 6 On modern historical Ro-
| manccs," by Leonard Downe.
6. A Conference. " English, French,
Scottish, and Irish Eloquence, in deliberative
assemblies" by Joseph Green Cole, Benjamin
Clark Cutler Parker, Horatio Robinson, and
| Francis Osborn Watts.
z. Disposition. " The transmission of
| historical knowledge before the invention Of
writing,n by Henry Bromfeld Rogers.
8. Literary Discussion. 6 The char
acteristicks of English Poetry in the reigns of
Elizabeth and Anne" by Charles Gordon
Anterior, and George Folsom.
| Q. Colloquial Discussion. 4" foreign
eIs opinion ola nations literature, )" by Charles
Phelps Huntington, and Edward Jackson
| Lowell.
10. APoem. s'The Land of the Pilgrims, -
| by William Lincoln.
| attention to the mechanical arts. and militart
I sht1fiy IN, - =
| Rufus Austin Putnam, Ebenezer Torrey. ami
Elijah Williams.
II. Dissertation. "Publick Games AID
Shows, as indicating and affecting natioial
character" by Nathaniel Ingersoll Bowdith.
10. A Forens;ck Disputation. "Wheher
| excessive attachment to ancient usages! or
excessive fondness for innovation. be the great
/; err evil,n by Thomas Gamaliel Bradford. and
| Theodore Edison.
| IA. A Philosophical Disputation. g The
effects of physical causes on rational clarac-
ter" by John Frost, and George Augustus
Goddard.
IS. An English Grafton, ''On Enthuiasm,n
| by Samuel Melancthon Worcester.
| l6. Deliberative Discussion. G The
right of a nation to interfere with thepolitical
establishments and revolutions of another
| by Caleb Stetson.
II. A Dissertation, g On the pnnciple of
moral obligation,'' by Josiah Bent.
| 10. An Grafton in English. tThe effects
| produced by the progress of science, in mod
ern times, upon the character and condition of
mankind" by Edward Wigglesworth.
Exercises IF Candidates for tie degree of
Master of .aafs.
|. An Grafton in English, by Mr.. John
| Falcon STEEL.
| 9. Valedictory Grafton in Latin, By MI.
| Samuel Baker Walcott
= 'Ti.s 'svsTve OF n. d. was conferred on Tifty-
nine s'~.'-- 80 - ,-1, Of che sartuaIlng Grass,
whose names follow
| William Adams, jeremiah fisher Ames,
Larz Anderson, Charles Gordon Atherton,
Charles Otis Barker, Josiah Bent, Nathaniel
ir.~sFsoH Bowditch, Thomas Gamaliel Brad
| ford Ward Chapman Brooks, Thomas Farr Ca
| pers, Samuel Ward Chandler, George Ed
| mund Chase, Joseph Green Cole, Timothy
Daring, Othniel Dinsnore, Samuel Dodge,
Leonard Downe, Theodore Edison, William
Putnam Endicott, George Folsom, George
Fox, Edward Frost, John Frost, Nathaniel
Gage, George Augustus Goddard. Curtis
Guild, Alonzo Hill, Warren Hobbs. Stephen
| Russell Holmes, Joseph Snow Hubbart.
Charles Phelps Huntington. William Lincoln.
Luther Barker Lincoln, Edward Jackson I.ow-
ell, Samuel Manning, John Mason. Richard
Bennc' Granger Mitchell, Robert Treat Paine,
benjamin Clark Cutler Parker, Henty Hard
ing fennlnan, Rufus Austin Putnam, Benia-
min Rich. John IIolbrook Richards. Horatio
| Robinson, Henry Bronfeld Roysrs. Norman
Seaver, Caleb Stetson, Alexander Thomas,
John Thompson, Ebenezer Torrey, George
lying, Frederic Vosc, Henry Wadr, Francis
Osborn Watts, James McClurs Wickham,
Edward Wi@glesworth, Elijah Williams. Sam
uei Melancthon Worcester, William Yates.
The degree Of Master OF Arts was conferred.
in course, on the following gentlemen -
John Aver, William Henry Bass. Sidney
Brooks, Thomas Leaning Caldwell. Charles
William Chauncy, Moses Clark, Thomas Saw
age Clay, Thomas Bulfnch Coolidge, Robert
Cross, siward DOR, James Cutler Dunn.
William Farmer, Alfred Dwight Foster, Hor.
ace Gray, John Haslett, James HAYWARD. Ma
thahicl Leech Hooper, Walter Rogers John
| son, Charles Garter Lee, Winslow Lewis, John
Janney Lloyd, Samuel Pierce Long, Charles
Lyman, Joseph William Mexican, Solomon
reason Miles, Samuel Muliken, Charles AL
bert Parlet, Samuel Phillips, Stephen Claren-
don Philips, John Porter, John Cathcart
sigourney, Jonathan Smith, George Henry
Smelling, John Falcon Steel, Thomas Stephen
son, William Stevens, Henry Upham, Samuel
Baker Walcott, Benjamin Wheatfand.
The degree Of Master Of Arts was conferred.
cat Of course, ON the following gentlemen -
Rufus Kittredge, A. y. 1910, and William
FIT Winthrop Sargent, James Swan, Richard
Wheatland, and Micajah Rogers, A. B. 1917.
The following gentlemen were admitted ad
cundem -
Rey. Elijah Williams, a. NJ. Yale, f775;