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Chase, Drummond Percy, born at Chateau de
Saubruit, near St. Omer, France, 14 Sept.,
1820; 2S. John Woodford, arm. Pembroke,
matric. 15 Feb., 38, aged 17 scholar 38 ; migrated
to Oriel 39, B.A. 41, fellow 42, M.A. 44, tutor
47-9, 60-6, proctor 53, B. and D.D. 80 (Honours :
— 1 classics 41), president 42, and librarian of
Oxford union society 43 ; vice-principal 48-57, and
principal of St. Mary Hall 57, select preacher 60,
vicar of St. Mary the Virgin, Oxford, 56-73, and
76-8.
Poste, Edward, born at Milstead, Kent, 1823 ;
3s. Beall, cler. Oriel, matric. 13 June, 40, aged 17 (from school), scholar 40, B.A. 44, fellow
46, M.A. 48 (Honours : — 1 classics 44) ; classical moderator 54-5, and examiner in law 75-6 ; of Bydews Place, Kent, bar.-at-law, Lincoln's Inn, 56 ; director of civil service examinations. See Foster's Men at the Bar.
Butler, rev. Arthur Gray, born at Gayton, Northants, 19 Aug., 1831 ; 3s. George, dean of Peterborough. University Coll., matric. 20 March, 50, aged 18 (from Rugby), B.A. 53 ; fellow Oriel 56, M.A. 57, tutor 75 (Honours : — 2 classical mods. 52, Ireland scholarship 53, 1 classics 53, 2 law and history 54), president Oxford union society 54, select preacher 83 ; head master Haileybury 58-68.
Bryce, James, born at Belfast 10 May, 1838 ; is. James, LL. D., Glasgow. Trinity, matric. 8 June, 57, aged 19 (from high school and university of Glasgow), scholar 57, B.A. 62 ; fellow Orifi 62, B.C.L. by decree 9 Feb., 65, and D.C.L. by decree 27 May, 70 (Honours : — 1 classical mods 59, Greek prose 60, Greek verse 61, 1 classics and 1 law and history 61, Vinerian law scholarship 61, Latin essay 62, Craven scholarship 62, Arnold essay 63) ; librarian 61, and president of Oxford union society 62, examiner law and history 66-7, and in law 72- 3-4, regius professor of civil law 70-93, delegate of privileges; bar.-at-law, Lincoln's Inn, 67, M.P. Tower Hamlets 80-5, South Aberdeen since 85, foreign under-secretary Feb. -July, 86, chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster 92, P.C. 92. See Men and Women of the Time.
Shadwell, Charles Lancelot, born in London 16 Dec, 1840; 2s. Lancelot. Christ Church, matric. 16 June, 59, aged 18, Westminster student 59-64, B.A. 63 ; fellow Oriel 64, M.A. 66, B.C.L. 73 (Honours: — 1 classical mods. 61, 1 classics and 2 law and history 63), examiner in law and history 69- 72, and in law 76-7-8-9, proctor 75, lecturer in juris- prudence, Christ Church, 72-4, and Oriel and Lin- coln 74-6, fellow of Winchester college; bar.-at-law, Lincoln's Inn, 72 ; author of ' Registrum Orielense.' See Foster's Men at the Bar.
Lewis, William James, born at Llanwyddelan.co. Mont- gomery, 16 Jan., 1847; 2s. John, cler. Jesus Coll., matric. 25 Oct., 65, aged 18 (from Llanrwst school), scholar 65-9, B.A. 69; fellow Oriel 69, M.A. 72, (Honours : — proxime accessit junior mathematical scholarship 67, 1 mathematical mods. 67, 1 mathe- matics 68, 1 natural science 69, senior mathematical scholarship 71), mathematical moderator 74 ; assist- ant master Cheltenham college, a member of the total eclipse expedition (English) 70 and 71, assistant British museum, mineral department, 75-7, incor- porated at Cambridge from Trinity Coll. , 16 Oct. , 79, professor of mineralogy at that university, 8i,
and examiner in natural science 81, 2, 5, 9, and
90, hon. sec. Cambridge university scholastic
agency 84. See Men and Women of the Time.
Hall, Rev. Francis Henry, born at Thurnham, Kent, 6 June, 1849 ; 5s. Edward Pickard, manager of the University Press. Corpus Christi, matric. 20 Oct., 68, aged 19 (from Canterbury school), scholar 68-73, B.A. 72; fellow Oriel 73, M.A. 75, tutor 75 (Honours : — 1 classical mods. 70, 1 classics 72) ; cox. of University eight 70, 1, 2.
King, rev. John Richard, born at Backworth House, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, May, 1835 ; 3s. William Clark, hon. canon of Durham. Balliol, matric. 9 March, 53, aged 17 (from Durham school), scholar 53-9, B.A. 57, M.A. 60; fellow Merton 59-66, tutor 60-6 ; fellow Oriel 76, tutor 72 (Honours : — accessit Hertford scholarship 55, 2 classical mods. 55, 1 classics 57, Denyer theological essay 63), librarian Oxford union society 60, classical moderator 65, 6, 8, 9, 70, 84, 92, 3, a member of the Hebdomadal council ; vicar of Carham, Northumberland 65-7, and of St. John Baptist, Oxon, 68-9, and of St. Peter-in-the-East, Oxford, 67.
Wilson, John Cook, born at Nottingham, 6 June, 1849; o.s. James, gent. Balliol, matric. 27 Jan., 68, aged 18 (from Derby school), exhibitioner 68-9, scholar 69-73, B.A. 73 ; fellow Oriel 74, M.A. 75 (Honours : — 1 mathematical mods. 69, 1 clas- sical mods. 70, 1 mathematics 71, 1 classics 72, Latin essay 73, Conington prize 82), proctor 85, examiner in classic 87, professorf logic 89.
Phelps, Rev. Lancelot Ridley, born at Ridley, near Sevenoaks, Kent, 3 Nov., 1853; 3s. Thomas Prankerd, cler. Oriel, matric. 22 Oct., 72, aged 18 (from the Charterhouse), scholar 72-7, B.A. jj, fellow, 77, M.A. 79 (Honours : — 2 classical mods. 74, 2 classics 76), lecturer in classics, St. Mary Hall 80-5, vice-principal 85.
Cheyne, Thomas Kelly, born in London, 18 Sept., 1841 ; 2s. rev. Charles, 2nd master Christ's hospital, London. Magdalen HAll, matric. 6 July 58, aged 16 (from Merchant Taylors' school) ; scholar Worcester 59, B.A. 62, M.A. 65; fellow Balliol 68-82, Hebrew lecturer 70-81, examiner in theology 81-2 (Honours : — Hebrew scholarship 63 and 65, theological scholarship 63, Ellerton theological essay 63, English essay 64) ; fellow Oriel 86, and Oriel professor of interpreta- tion of holy scripture 86, with canonry of Rochester 86, rector of Tendering, Essex, 81-5, Bampton lecturer 89, a member of the old testament revision company, and hon. D.D. Edinburgh 84. See Men and Women of the Time.
Price, Langford Lovell Frederick Rice, born in London, 20 July, 1862 ; 2s. Aubrey Charles, cler. Trinity, matric. 15 Oct., 81, aged 19 (from Dul- wich coll.), scholar 81-5, B.A. 85 ; fellow Oriel 88, M.A. 88; Honours: — 1 classical mods. 82, 1 classics 85.
Grill, William Arthur, born at Castletown, [.It, 12 March, 1865 ; 2s. Thomas Howard, vicar of Ton- bridge, Kent. Queen's, matric. 22 Oct., 83, aged 18 (from Bradfield coll.), scholar 83, B.A. 87 ; fellow Oriel 90, M.A. 90 ; Honours : — 2 classical mods. 85, 1 classics 87, English essay 88.
