The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-07-19

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mer, ], ID, Jones, J. King s. Kirkman, Z. 3 Ian
clon c. G. Little, j. A. z. Lowell, u. H. Lowell =
e Lyman, S. o. Mead, j. Noble, u. Osgooo, ~ l,
Parker, w. s. Parker, J. P. Quincy, o. r. Richard
son, c. Ridgvly, C. A. Robertson, J. IL. Robinson, }
| Seaverns, 6. l.. Stone, II. r. Storer, ii. w Suter
| }. H. Thayer, G. S. Thdyer, l.. u. Ware, j. ware
H. J. Warner, r. II. Wheatland, J. ). mtln9' p
+. Williams, F. D. Williams, l.. Williams u
Wood, N. j. Wyeth
The performances in church lasted five hours
Among the orators we may mention MIR. Charle'
Hale ofBoston, who selected for his theme, on
John HerscheI at the Cape of Good Hope" and 1T
composition was well written biography OF the
astronomer. At the conclusion Of the Evolutionary
performances, the suboned list of the honorary de-
grees We're conferred:
Doctors of Divinity. Rev. Frederick Augustus Far
ley OF Brooklyn, N. Y; Rev. William Parsons Lun
OF Quincy; Rev. George Washington Blagden. of Bos
TOM Rev. Joseph Torrey, Professor of Moral Phlloso
ply IN the University of Vermont; Rev. Thomas JET
terson Sawyer, fthe Clinton Institute, New York
Doctors Of LacS. Charles King, President of Co
lumbia College, New York; George Ticknor, Esq. Of
Boston; Ebenezer Lane, late Chief Justice of the SUI
preme Court of Oho Francis Leber, Professor oil
History and Political Economy in the University OF
South Carolina; Charles Greely Loring, Esq. of Bos-
ton.
Doctor Of IMeaicine-Dr Rufus Longley, of HaverhlI
Master Of Arts-Chares II. Olmsted of Hartford,
George Livermore of Cambridge Rev Lucius r. Paige
of Cambridge, Henry T. Tuckerman of New York,
Rev, Thomas S. King of Boston, Thomas I. Bouve Of
Boston.
The degree of Doctor in Medicine was conferred on
the following gentlemen:
Messrs. William II. Brown, Henry Clark, Israel T.
Dana, William H. Davol, Jonathan Dearborn, Rob't
+. Dennis, Edmund t. Eastman, Jabez Fisher, John
s. ii. Fogg, Charles n. Germane, William H. Cor
ham, Moses r. Greeley, Edwin A. Hill, Joseph g. S..
Hitchcock, Hollis S. Refer, Edwin Leigh, William
Leighton, William L. Lincoln, Joseph d. Mitchell,
Daniel 6. Otis, Thomas r. Owens, Franklin F Patch,
Daniel z. Perkins, Marshall Perkins, Joseph w Pres
ton, John b. Sanborn, Benjamin S. Shaw, David o.
Smith, Seth l.. Sprague, Duncan NJ. B. Thaxter, Gle
ment A. Walker, Albert G. Weeks, and Samuel G.
Wolcott.
The degree of Bachelor of Laws was conferred on
Messrs. Samuel E. Baldwin, William Bond, Gustave
A. Breaux, Leonard W. Brown, Buel Bushnell, Austin
j. Coolidge, Jerome Davis, Alexander F. Denny Will
liam NJ Dickson, Micah Dyer, Josephus Eastman.
Dorman b. Eaton, John 1Iaslett, George r. Hastings
Albert q. jenkins, Henry B. Judkins Jesse f.. Keith
John Q. King, Benjamin H. Mace John NJ Masters
Angel Navarro, Amedee Petit, Daniel E. Stafford. 10.
seph /; Shelton, Samuel H. Shreye, Henry f. Smith
Edgar J. SPady, John Spaulding, Otis d. Swan Sam.
uel Townsend, Geo. R. Underhill, Sidney Webster
John Ii. WEIGH, Geo. White, Daniel L. Wright. and
Issac c. Wyman.
AT the conclusion of the services in the church.
the officers of the College, with the graduating class
and many distinguished guests, marched in process
sion to Harvard Hall, to partake of collation. but
here scene was enacted, which was neither antci-
pated by the Professors, nor enumerated in the
printed order of exercises The meats furnished by
the caterer, were, it is said owing to the hot wealth
er, unfit for human food, and the students were So
excited in consequence, that, after throwing all of il
that was within their REACH out of the windows
they then marched in body from the hail. The
scene was one of considerable turbulence
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