Rev. John Clemson Egginton, Exeter Coll. Grand Comp.
Rev. Henry Danvers Clarke, Exeter Coll. Grand Comp.
Adolphus Kent, Exeter Coll.
Rev. R. Brindley Hone, Brasennose Coll.
Rev. William Holloway, Lincoln Coll.
Rev. Fitz Henry Hele, Queen's Coll.
W. C. Davies, Jesus Coll.
Rev. W. Mayo, Magdalen Hall.
Rev. H. Ware, Magdalen Hall.
Rev. D. Umbleby, St. Edmund Hall.
Rev. H. Thompson, St. Edmund Hall.
W. W. Ellis, Brasennose Coll.
S. Whiddon, Lincoln Coll.
Rev. G. S. Escott, Lincoln Coll.
Rev. J. Manisty, Lincoln Coll.
Rev. G. Bellamy, Lincoln Coll.
Rev. E. Dix, Exeter Coll.
Rev. G. T. Hudson, Trinity Coll.
G. E. W. Jackson, University Coll.'
E. V. Steade, Magdalen Coll. Grand Comp.
G. A. Browne, All Souls' Coll.
Rev. E. H. Orme, St. Mary Hall.
Rev. H. T. Dyke, Oriel Coll.
Rev. T. Mozeley, Fellow of Oriel Coll.
Rev. J. Guard, Oriel Coll.
E. T. Daniell, Balliol Coll.
Rev. J. Twigger, Pembroke Coll.
Rev. W. Browel, Fellow of Pembroke Coll.
R. Guppey, Pembroke Coll.
Rev. J. Wood, Christ Church.
J. Matthews, Christ Church.
Wm. Gray, Magdalen Coll. Grand Comp.
Sir Stephen Richard Glynne, Bart. Christ
Church, Grand Comp.
Rev. Wm. Thomas Wyld, Christ Church.
F. K. Leighton, Fellow of All Souls' Coll.
John A. Giles, Schol. of Corpus Christi Coll.
Rev. John James, Queen's Coll.
Rev. Charles Buckner, Wadham Coll.
Rev. Charles S. Twisleton, Balliol Coll.
Horatio Nelson Goddard, Brasennose Coll.
Rev. Isaac Williams, Fell. of Trinity Coll.
Thomas Frederick Dymock, Balliol Coll.
Grand Comp.
John James Scott, Exeter Coll. Gr. Comp.
Hill Dawe Wickham, Exeter Coll.
Alfred Charles Bridge, Exeter Coll.
Thomas John Heming, Christ Church.
Richard Greenall, Brasennose Coll.
Thomas Jacob Birch, Brasennose Coll.
Rev. J. F. E. Warburton, Brasennose Coll.
Rev. James Fletcher West, Brasennose Coll.
Henry Doyle Sewell, Trinity Coll.
Rev. John O. W. Haweis, Queen's Coll.
Rev. Thomas Octavius Foley, Queen's Coll.
Rev. William Syms, Wadham Coll.
Rev. John Sutton, Oriel Coll.
John Williamson, New Coll.
William Nettleship, Merton Coll.
John Gregson, University Coll.
John Upton Gaskell, Magdalen Hall.
Rev. James Armitstead, Wadham Coll.
Rev. Richard Morris, Wadham Coll.
Rev. Robert Geo. Lewis, Wadham Coll.
Rev. John Meredith, Christ Church.
William Boulton, Christ Church.
John F. Christie, Fellow of Oriel Coll.
Rev. Wm. Yarnton Mills, Trinity Coll.
Thomas Lewin, Trinity Coll.
William Nicholson, Trinity Coll.
Rev. Humphreys T. Parker, Balliol Coll.
Rev. Dr. Dobree, Pembroke Coll.
Edward E. Villiers, Fellow of Merton Coll.
Edward Eyre, Merton Coll.
Rev. H. Lemesurier, Fellow of New Coll.
Rev. Joseph E. Riddle, St. Edmund Hall.
Rev. Edward Power, Magdalen Hall.
Rev. Wm. W. Johnson, Brasennose Coll.
Rev. John Bateman Bateman, Balliol Coll.
Rev. Charles B. Pearson, Oriel Coll.
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
W. J. Coope, St. Mary Hall.
H. Carey, Worcester Coll.
E. W. Hughes, Worcester Coll.
T. Goodson, Worcester Coll.
J. P. Cox, Magdalen Hall.
J. K. Glazebrook, Magdalen Hall.
G. Abbot, Magdalen Hall.
A. Hewlett, Magdalen Hall.
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Charles Penny, Pembroke Coll.
John Nurse, Merton Coll.
John Evans, Jesus Coll.
John C. Robertson, University Coll.
James Norton, University Coll.
A. C. Tarbutt, Schol. of Wadham Coll.
Henry C. Brooksbank, Wadham Coll.
Theophilus Clive, Christ Church.
Henry Walker, Christ Church.
Charles Lloyd, Christ Church.
Walter Wrottesley, Christ Church.
William Vincent, Christ Church.
George N. Simmons, Trinity Coll.
John A. Morshead, Exeter Coll.
Wm. Frogatt Bethell, Brasennose Coll.
Henry George Surtees, Brasennose Coll.
Arthur Edward Knox, Brasennose Coll.
William Graham, Christ Church.
Francis Moore, Christ Church.
Edward Langton Ward, Wadham Coll.
Joseph Todd, Queen's Coll.
William Gatty, Trinity Coll.
William Money, Oriel Coll.
Simon Thomas Adams, Fell. of New Coll.
James Roydon Hughes, Fell. of New Coll.
H. Wightwick, Schol. of Pembroke Coll.
Sir Walter B. Riddell, Bart. Christ Ch.
Henry Moncreiff, New Coll.
Richard Leigh, Brasennose Coll.
James Fred. S. Gabb, Jesus Coll.
BACHELOR IN MUSIC.
Stephen Elvey, Organist of New Coll. Admitted ad eundem.
The Lord Bishop of Gloucester, James Hen. Monk, D.D. of Trinity Coll. Camb. Rev. William Lowfield Fancourt, D.D. of Clare Hall, Camb.
Morgan Thomas, M.A. of Trinity Coll. Camb.
J. H. Hawkins, M.A. of Trinity Coll. Camb. Rev. Edward Lockwood, M. A. of Jesus Coll. Camb.
At Mitcham, the Rev. Charles Douglas Beckford, M.A. Fellow of All Souls' College, to Charlotte Maria, second daughter of the late John Charles Middleton, Esq. of Hildersham, Cambridgeshire.
At Henley-on-Thames, by the Rev. Matthew Gibson, the Rev. Philip Henry Nind, M.A. Student of Christ Church, to Agnes, fourth daughter of the Rev. John Garrett Bussell, of the above place.
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Greek Ode.-Granta Illustrissimo Regi Gulielmo Quarto gratulatur quod in Solium Britanniæ successerit.
Latin Ode.-Magicas accingitur artes.
Greek Epigram.--Magnas inter opes inops.
Latin Epigram.-Prudens simplicitas.
PORSON PRIZE (for the best translation of a passage from Shakspeare into Greek verse)-George Kennedy, St. John's Coll. Subject:
As You Like It. Act II. Scene 1. Beginning " To-day, my Lord of Amiens and myself," &c.
And ending" Native dwelling-place."
MEMBERS' PRIZE for Bachelor of Arts: James Spedding, Trin. College.—Subject: Utrum boni plus an mali hominibus et civitatibus attulerit dicendi copia ?—No second prize awarded.
Undergraduates.-1. W. H. Thompson, Trinity Coll. 2. H. Alford, Trinity Coll. Subject, Utrum fides Punica ea esset qualem perhibent scriptores Romani?
The CHANCELLOR'S MEDAL for the best English poem: George Stovin Venables, Scholar of Jesus College.-Subject, The attempts which have been made of late years by sea and land to discover a North-west Passage.
BACHELORS IN DIVINITY.
Rev. Charles Porter, Caius Coll.
Rev. W. H. Walker, Fell. of Queen's Coll.
Rev. Alfred Veasey, Fell. of St. Peter's Coll.
Rev. T. Tylecote, Fell. of St. John's Coll.
Rev. H. John Rose, Fell. of St. John's Coll.
Rev. R. Andrews, Fell. of Emmanuel Coll.
BACHELORS IN PHYSIC.
J. Armitage Nicholson, Trin. Coll. (Comp.)
Richard Greenup, Queen's Coll.
John Barr, Emmanuel Coll.
Henry Lee, Caius Coll.
Joseph William Noble, Trinity Hall.
BACHELOR IN CIVIL LAW.
Samuel Hobson, Catharine Hall.
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Edward Guille, St. John's Coll.
Thomas George Kidd, Caius Coll.
Wm. Oxley, Pembroke Coll.
William Marsh, Pembroke Coll.
J. Armitage Nicholson, Trin. Coll. (Comp.)
Court D'Ewes Granville, Trinity Coll.
T. L. Cursham, D.C.L. Lincoln Coll. Oxon.
W. D. Cony beare, M.A. Christ Ch. Oxon.
Charles Lyell, M.A. Exeter Coll. Oxon.
Addition to the Report of the Cambridge Philosophical Society.-There are some circumstances so remarkable in the recent history of that portion of optical science to which Professor Airy's paper on the phenomena of quartz refers, that a short notice of them may be added. Three entirely different lines of speculation, independently pursued by Fresnel, by Dr. Brewster, and by Professor Airy, have led to a conception concerning a particular modification of the rays of light, which is of the most complex and recondite character, and is yet apparently irresistibly established by the phenoThe elliptical polarization of the rays of light is the modification of which
we here speak. The term is employed by
Dr. Brewster in his memoir which appears
in the number of the Philosophical Trans-
actions recently published; and has been
at the same time applied by Professor Airy,
without any knowledge of Dr. Brewster's
observations, under circumstances, which,
at first sight, promise no connexion between
the two sets of laws. Dr. Brewster's ob-
servations were made on the light reflected
by metals: Professor Airy's on the colours
produced by the transmission of polarized
light nearly along the axis of the quartz.
There can be no doubt, however, that the
modification is the same in the two cases,
the phenomena being complicated in the
latter instance by the co-existence of two
rays elliptically polarized, one to the right
hand and the other to the left, and moving
with different velocities. In both cases
the conception and the term were suggested
by the researches of Fresnel, which were
verified by a still different set of pheno-
mena, the reflexion of light from the sur-
faces of transparent bodies. It adds to the
singularity of this coincidence to observe,
that though Fresnel's formulæ were notified
in 1821, the investigations by which they
are established have not yet been published,
nor, so far as we are aware, divined by any
succeeding philosopher. Even the princi-
ples on which he proceeded are in some
measure unknown, one of his results hav-
ing been obtained by what he describes as
une solution mécanique mais fondée sur
une hypothése empirique," and another
deduced by a conjectural interpretation of
an expression which is self-contradictory.
The confirmation of this interpretation by
the successful construction of an entirely
new optical instrument (Fresnel's rhomb)
is one of the curious facts in the modern
history of science: and the application of
this instrument to the verification of the
new views of elliptical polarization, the
cases being quite different from those
which suggested it, has succeeded in the
most remarkable manner as far as it has
been tried.
NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS.
We beg to thank a "Reader" for his kind intentions, and refer him to page 289. The young friend of "An Old Subscriber" shall have his deserts next month.
We delivered "Popular Dialogues" as requested, but have not heard the result of the deliberations upon them. We will look carefully at Heylin.
The request of" W. C. W." came in time. The article he refers to would, we know, gratify our Clerical readers, and would, therefore, give us much pleasure to insert it. "Q in the Corner" may remain there.
The depth of research necessary for the Life of Irenæus compels us to defer our remarks until next month. We are in no hurry for "Allen." No objection to a double portion.
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