The Annual Register

Amcotts, Vincent, A. C., Balliol.
Andrews, William G., Trinity.
Bartholomew, Wm. H., Queen's.
Bulteel, Courtenay J., Magdalen.
Byrde, Richard A., Queen's.
Davis, Richard H., University.
Entwistle, Arthur, Balliol.
Eyre, Goorge B., Ch. Ch.
Garnett, Lionel, Brasenose.
Green, William C., Wadham.
Hardy, Alfred E., Balliol.
Ingram, James C., Corpus.
Lawrence, Thomas N., Trinity.
Maddison, Arthur R., Merton.
Milne, Robert D. G., Lincoln.
Morris, Charles, Corpus.
Nicholl, Thomas B., Jesus.
Pound, Robert W., Brasenose.
Rose, William F., Worcester.
Secker, Augustus W., Balliol.
Small, William J., Exeter.
Stephens, Henry J., Brasenose.

CAMBRIDGE.-HONOUR TRIPOSES.

MATHEMATICAL.

In all cases of equality, the names are bracketed.

Ds Purkiss, Trinity.
2 Turnbull, Trinity.

3 Pearce, Caius.
4 Cockshott, Trinity.
5 Stuckey, St. John's.
Cay, Caius.
Lewin, Caius.

8 Crabtree, Trinity.
9 King, Jesus.

Gillespie, Trinity.

{Turner, Trinity.

12 Parish, Trinity.

13 Ewbank, St. John's.

14 Horne, Trinity.

15 Phillips, St. Catharine's.
16 Mozley, King's.
Cox, Corpus.
{Style, Queen's.

19 Maclaren, Trinity.
20 Martin, Trinity.
21 Nixon, St. Peter's.
Gaselee, King's.

{Jardine, Christ's.

Raven, Jesus.
Beechy, Caius.
Oakeley, Trinity.
Hudson, Trinity.
Orr, Jesus.
Beard, Jesus.
Beilby, Corpus.
Buswell, Queen's.

Penny, Trinity.
Payne, Downing.

Turnbull, Trinity.

Lyttelton, Hon. C., Trinity.

UNIVERSITY HONOURS.

THIRD CLASS.

Rowsell, Trinity.

Clay, St. John's.

Hervey, Lord. J. W. N., Trin. Fox, Trinity.

Jardine, Christ's.

Rogan, Trinity Hall.

INDEX.

N.B. The figures between [ ] refer to Part I.

"ABBOT'S
Novel [321].
ABEL, J.," Memorials of Queen Eleanor,"
[316].

CLEVE," an Anonymous

ACADEMY, ROYAL.-Exhibition, [332];
Report of the Commission on, [336];
new members elected, [337].
ACADEMY, ROYAL, OF MUSIC, Parlia-
mentary grant to, [342].
ACCIDENT.-Explosion of vessel at Liver-
pool, 3; man nearly killed by a lion,
8; explosion of engine on the Metro-
politan Railway, 71; private in the
Guards mortally wounded by a rifle
bullet at Wimbledon, 110; fatal,
Captain Speke, 136; death of eight
persons by an explosion near Erith,
141; the verdict, 145; destruction of
life and property by hurricane at Cal-
cutta, 145. Vide COLLISION, EXPLO-
SION, FIRE, RAILWAY, SHIPWRECK,
INUNDATION, &C.
ACLAND, PROFESSOR,

Biographical

Sketch of Sir Benjamin Brodie," [310.]
ACT.-Of Uniformity, Bill for repealing
portions of, [153]; thrown out, [154].

And vide FOREIGN ENLISTMENT ACT.
ACTION, vide TRIAL.

ACTS, COUNTY COURTS, vide WEST-
BURY, LORD.

ADDRESS, in answer to Queen's Speech,
moved by the Marquis of Sligo, [5];
agreed to, [19.]

ADMIRALTY.- Resignation of Mr. Stans-
feld, Junior Lord; appointment of Mr.
Childers, [66]; Duke of Somerset ap-
pointed Lord High Admiral, 329.
AFRICA, works on, [310, &c.].
AGRICULTURAL HALL, Islington.-Man
nearly killed by a lion at, 8; Horse
Show at, 95; Smithfield Club Cattle
Show held at, 169.

AIKIN, LUCY, obituary notice, 181.
"A. K. H. B.," Essays by, [325].
ALABAMA," THE.-Confederate cruiser,
destroyed by 'Kearsage" off Cher-
bourg, 89, [266]; vide UNITED STATES.
ALBERT VICTOR CHRISTIAN EDWARD,
vide PRINCE.

"ALEXANDRA," THE, the case of, 208.
"ALL SERENE," loss of the, off the Fiji
Islands, 126.

ALSEN, vide DENMARK.

AMERICA, vide UNITED STATES.
AMERICA (NORTH), BRITISH POSSES-
SIONS IN, proposal for Federal Union,
[249], 291.
ANATOMY,

COMPARATIVE,

Huxley's work on, [353].

Professor

ANNUITIES, GOVERNMENT ACT relating

to, [165].

APPENDIX, Public Documents and State
Papers, 281.

APPOINTMENTS, 328.
APRIL, Chronicle for, 44.
ARMIES, English and French, cost of,
compared, [55].

ARMY.-Contemplated reduction of, Mr.
Baillie protests against, [49]; reduc-
tion of, consequent on evacuation of
Ionian Islands, [53]; cost of English
compared with that of French, [54].
ARMY ESTIMATES.-Moved by Marquis
of Hartington, debate on, [49]; supple-
mentary, presented by Marquis of Har-
tington, [50]; first vote agreed to,
[53].

ARSENALS and Dockyards, Lord Har-
tington's motions on, [70]; adopted,
71.

ART.-Retrospect of, (including account
of Exhibitions), [329]; works
[339].

"ART UNION ALMANACK," [341].

on,

INDEX.

ARTILLERY COMPANY, vide HONOURABLE
ARTILLERY COMPANY, 93.
ASCOT.-The cup day, 87; Prince and
Princess of Wales present, ib.; railway
accident on the way back, 88.

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Disastrous

ASHANTEE.
against, [115]; debates on, ib.; Sir
expedition
John Hay's motion relating to, [116];
rejected, [119].

ASIA, works on, [312, &c.].
"ASKERDALE PARK," Anonymous Novel,
[320].

ASSIZES, held at Leeds for the first time,
135.

ASSOCIATION, BRITISH.-Resolution in
honour of the late Captain Speke, [138];
annual congress, [346]; vote of 6001.
for Kew Observatory, [351]; number
of members and state of finances, ib.
ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL RIFLE, annual
meeting at Wimbledon, 105.
ASSOCIATION, SOCIAL SCIENCE, meeting
at York, 141.

ASSOCIATIONS, unlawful, trial respecting
in France, vide FRANCE.
"ATHENÆUM,” THE, [328].
"ATTORNEY-GENERAL, The, Sillem and
others V., " vide "ALEXANDRA."
AUGUST, Chronicle for, 117.
AUGUSTENBURG, PRINCE OF, received
by German Commissioners at Kiel,
[72].

AUSTRALIA, resistance to transportation
of criminals, [161].

AUSTRIA, and other countries, treaty
with for giving up protectorate of
Ionian Islands, [4].

AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA; take the Schles-
wig-Holstein question into their own
hands, [72]; demand repeal of common
constitution of Denmark and Schleswig,
[ib.].

[1864.

BANK OF ENGLAND.-Rate of discount,
repeated fluctuations, [169]; efforts of
the directors to keep the money mar-
ket straight, [170].

BAR, THE, dinner given by, to M.
Berryer, at the Middle Temple, 150.
BARING, T. G., Esq., appointed Under-
Secretary of State for Home Depart-
ment, 329.

as to

BARTTELOT, COLONEL, motion
sugar duties, [32]; rejected, [35].
BELFAST.-Riots in, 118; O'Connell
burnt in effigy, 120; Commission of
Inquiry appointed, ib.
BERKELEY, G., Esq., appointed Lieut-
enant Governor of St. Vincent, 329.
BERKELEY, MR. H., motion for vote by
ballot, [138]; rejected, [140].
BERMONDSEY, (Dockhead), destructive
fire at, 161.

BERRYER, M.-Dinner given to him by
the Bar at the Middle Temple, 150; pre-
sent at the banquet at Guildhall on
Lord Mayor's Day, 157.
BILL.-For remitting Duty on Malt used
for Consumption of Cattle, [35], [36];
passed, [39]; relating to mode of collect-
ing Taxes, [41]; thrown out, ib.; relating
to Savings Banks, [41]; passed, [46]; for
authorizing Loan to New Zealand, [122];
carried, [123]; Mr. Locke King's, for
Extension of Franchise, [140]; thrown
out, [141]; Mr. Baines's, for Extension
of Franchise in Boroughs, ib. ; thrown
out, [146]; of Indemnity, as to appoint-
ment of more than legal number of
Under-Secretaries of State, [147];
passed, ib.; for Abolition of Tests at
Oxford, [151]; thrown out, [153]; for
repealing portions of Acts of Uniform-
ity, ib.; thrown out, [154]; for remov-
ing certain restrictions on the Scottish
Episcopal Clergy, [154]; passed, [155];
for Commutation of Church Rates,
[158]; thrown out, ib.; for Amending
County Courts Acts, ib.; withdrawn,
[159]; for Alteration of the Criminal
Law, ib.; passed, [160]; respecting
Licenses for Sale of Liquors ("Permis-
sive Bill"), [161]; thrown out, [164];
BIRD, LIEUTENANT, Despatches, &c., re-
lative to the murder of, in Japan,
[308].

BISHOPS, vide ELY, PETERBOROUGH, &C.
BISSET, A., "Omitted Chapters of the
History of England," [299].

BOARD OF TRADE, vide COMMERCE.
BLUNT, AMELIA, murder of, by Francis
Wane, 177.

BOAT RACE, between Oxford and Cam-
bridge, at Putney, 39.

BÖHRINGER, F., "The Church of Christ
and its Witnesses,"

BONAPARTE

WYSE

"WYSE v. LEWIS."

[304].

(Madame), vide

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