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'Dbeolooical Dollcoe, £Binburab. RECORD of STUDENTS UNDER 'dbeolooical dollcoe, £binburab. RECORD OF STUDENTS UNDER THR PANTON IAN PROFESSOR y /? {Theological College, j£Mnburgb. RECORD OF STUDENTS UNDER THE PANTONIAN PROFESSOR EDINBURGH: ST. GILES’ PRINTING COMPANY, 32 YORK PLACE. V ■n S22 ■ . ‘t •7 o. 19 7 , A n PREFACE. Nearly a year ago, when the Common Room was started in the new buildings of the Theological Hall, it was suggested that it was desirable in con- nection with it to draw up a record of all those who have been trained for Holy Orders under Miss Panton’s Trust. In this small volume, therefore, an endeavour is made to give a list and trace the career of all those who have studied under the Pantonian Professor for the required time. Con- siderable difficulty has been experienced in obtain- ing satisfactory and complete information about all, as no full record has hitherto been kept. It is to be hoped, however, that the next issue will be more full and correct, as it is desired that any misstatements now appearing will be remedied by information from those who peruse this copy. A letter appeared in the Scottish Guardian re- questing information respecting any who studied previously to the settlement at Glenalmond. In reply to this, Canon Bruce of Dunimarle kindly 11 wrote informing us both as to what time and under whom he studied. Again it is to be hoped that, before another issue of this record, this portion will be more complete, for an acquaintance with the fortunes of those who studied at that time would be a distinct gain. In drawing up this register, many facts have come before our notice, which may interest some, and which tend to show that although the College exists primarily for the purpose of providing Scotch clergy for the Scotch Church, yet a large percent- age of her alumni are working in various parts of the kingdom, and some beyond the seas. From the settlement at Glenalmond to the pre- sent time, 140 students have completed their course under the Pantonian Professor. Twice in the his- tory of the College there have been no students entered for fully two years, viz., 1858-1860 and 1873-1875. Of the 140, 20 have gone to their rest, and of the remaining 120, no less than 30 are at present working in England, 2 are in Australia, 1 in Burmah, 1 in Canada. Of the 30 who are in England, 1 is an Assistant-Bishop, 1 a Canon, 14 Rectors or Vicars, while the remainder are unbene- ficed. Of those who have remained in Scotland, there have been 3 appointed to Deaneries, this Ill being the highest ecclesiastical dignity to which an alumnus has been raised in his own country. Of the 6 recorded as having studied previously to the Glenalmond settlement, 4 have been appointed to Deaneries, 2 of whom are still at work. Considerable aid has been afforded in this under- taking by many of the clergy, and also by W. W. Farquharson, Esq., to whom the Common Room hereby offer their sincere thanks. Especially are such due to Canon Wilson, who, midst the pressure of other work, kindly looked over and corrected the proofs. D. MOIR, Steward of Common Room. 15th June, 1892. Ipantoman iprofessors James Walker, 1824-1841. Bishop of Edinburgh. Primus. Charles Hughes Terrot, 1841-1863. Bishop of Edinburgh. During Dr. Terrot’s tenure of the Pro- fessorship, the lectures were delivered for him, by deputy, at Trinity College, Glenalmond. John Hannah, 1863-1870. Formerly Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford. D.C.L., 1853. Bampton Lecturer, 1863. Afterwards Vicar of Brighton, 1870; Prebendary of Sidlesham in Chichester Cathedral, 1874; and Archdeacon of Lewes, 1876. Held Professorship conjointly with Wardenship of T. C. G., to which he was appointed in 1854, Robinson Thornton, 1870-1873. Formerly Fellow of St. John’s College, Oxford, 1846-1855. D.D., i860. Head-Master and Chaplain, R. Med. Coll., Epsom, 1855-1870. Afterwards Vicar of St. John, Netting Hill, Dio. Lon., 1878. Boyle Lecturer, 1881-1883. Held Professorship conjointly with Wardenship of T. C. G. John Dowden, 1874-1886. Trinity College, Dublin. D.D., 1876. Donellan Lecturer, 1885-1886. Bp. of Edinburgh, 1886. During Dr. Dowden’s Professorship, the Panton Trust was again separated from Glenalmond, and the lectures were delivered by him to the students in Edinburgh. VI John Fitzstephen Keating, 1887. Formerly Scholar of C, C. C., Camb. M.A., 1879. Formerly Vice-Principal of Lichfield Theological College, 1880-1885. Principal of Scholar Cancellarii, Truro, 1885-1887. While the Students on Miss Panton’s Founda- tion formed the Senior Department of Trinity College, Glenalmond, they received theological instruction from:— Charles Wordsworth. Warden of T. C. G., 1847-1854. Second Master of Winchester College, 1835-1845. Bishop of St. Andrews, Dunkeld, and Dunblane, 1853. Fellow of Winchester College, 1871. Alfred Barry. Sub-Warden of T. C. G., 1850-1854. Late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Headmaster of Leeds Grammar School, 1854-1862. Prin. of Cheltenham College, 1862-1868. Prin. of K. C. L., 1868-1883. Bishop of Sydney, and Metropolitan of N. S. W., 1884-1889. Canon of Windsor, 1891. Bampton Lecturer, 1892. William Bright. Theological Tutor of T. C. G., 1851-1858. Late Fellow and Tutor of University College, Oxford. Canon of Christ Church, and Regius Professor of Ecclesiastical History, 1868. Charles John Abbey. Tutor and Lecturer T. C. G., 1859-1862. Late Scholar of Lincoln College, Oxford. Fellow and Theological Lecturer of Uni- versity College, Oxford, 1862-1865. George Forrest Browne. Theological Tutor in T. C. G., 1863. Late Fellow of St. Catherine’s College, Cambridge. Disney Professor of Archeology, 1887. Canon of St. Paul’s, 1891. ftbeolooical CoHese, Ebinburob RECORD OF STUDENTS. WILSON, DAVID. M. A. Aberdeen. D. 1826. P. 1828, by Bp. Skinner of Aberdeen. R. Woodhead, Fyvie, 1828 ; Dean of Diocese of Aberdeen and Orkney, 1849. + obd. 1880. PIENDERSON, WILLIAM. M. A. Aberdeen. D. 1827. P. 1828. R. St. Mary’s, Arbroath, 1828. F. R. St. Paul’s, Car. CL, Edinburgh. + obd. 1879. I639; L.. st. Andrew's, iSrectan, 1541; K. same, 1847; Dean of Brechin, 1849. + obd. 1889. VI John Fitzstephen Keating, 1887. Formerly Scholar of C, C. C., Camb. M.A., 1879. Formerly Vice-Principal of Lichfield Theological College, 1880-1885. Principal of Scholae Cancellarii, Truro, 1885-1887. While the Students on Miss Panton’s Founda- tion formed the Senior Department of Trinity College, Glenalmond, they received theological instruction from:— Charles Wordsworth. Warden of T. C. G., 1847-1854. Second Master of Winchester College, 1835-1845. Bishop of St. Andrews, Dunkeld, and Dunblane, 1853. Fellow of Winchester College, 1871. Alfred Barry. Sub-Warden of T. C. G., 1850-1854. Late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Headmaster of Leeds Grammar School, 1854*1862. Prin. of Cheltenham College, 1862-1868. Prin. of K. C. L., 186S-1883. Bishop of Sydney, and Metropolitan of N. S. W., 1884-1889. Canon of Windsor, 1891. Bampton BRUCE, Canon WILLIAM. Dunimarle, Culross. B. D. Cantab. D. 1844. P. 1847, both by Bp. of Aberdeen. Chap. St. Serf’s, next Culross, 1872'; Canon Perth Cathedral, 1887. F. C. St. An- drew’s, Aberdeen ; R. Holy Trinity, Dunfermline ; C. St. John’s, Great Marlboro’ Street; C.-in-Ch. St. Peter’s, Great Windmill Street, and St. Luke’s, Berwick Street; C.-in-Ch. St. James’s, Piccadilly, London. College, Cambridge. Disney Professor of Archmology, 1887. Canon of St. Paul’s, 1891. ^beolooical College, EMnburgb RECORD OF STUDENTS. WILSON, DAVID. M.A. Aberdeen. D. 1826. P. 1828, by Bp. Skinner of Aberdeen. R. Woodhead, Fyvie, 1828 ; Dean of Diocese of Aberdeen and Orkney, 1849. + obd. 1880. HENDERSON, WILLIAM. M.A. Aberdeen. D. 1827. P. 1828. R. St. Mary’s, Arbroath, 1828. F. R. St. Paul’s, Car. Cl., Edinburgh. + obd. 1879. WEBSTER, WILLIAM. St. John’s Parsonage, New Pitsligo. M. A. Aberdeen. D. 1834. P. 1835, by Bp. of Edinburgh. R. New Pitsligo, 1841 ; and Dean of Diocese of Aberdeen, 1887. F. Drum- lithie, 1834. MOIR, JOHN. M.A. Aberdeen. D. 1836. P. 1837, by Bp. Skinner of Aberdeen. R. Jedburgh, 1861 ; Dean of Glasgow and Galloway, 1878. F. R. Arradoul and Buckie, 1837 ; C. Pittenweem, 1839; C. St. Andrew’s, Brechin, 1841; R. same, 1847; Dean of Brechin, 1849. + obd. 1889. 2 WALKER, WILLIAM. The Rectory, Monymusk. M.A. Aberdeen University. LL.D. 1885. D. 1842. P. 1844, by Bp. of Aberdeen. R. Mony- musk, 1844, and Synod Clerk of Diocese of Aber- deen, 1887. REID, JAMES WATSON. 2 Seton Terrace, Dennis- toun, Glasgow. University of Glasgow. D. 1849. P. 1852, by Bp. of Glasgow. R. Christ Church, Glasgow, and Acting Chap, to Troops, 1857; Dean of Diocese, 1890. F. R. Baillieston. GREIVE, WILLIAM. T. C. G., 1848. D. 1850, Banchory-Ternan. P. + obd. 1883. TEMPLE, WILLIAM. The Rectory, Forgue, Huntly. M.A. Aberdeen. T. C. G., 1848. D. 1850. P. 1851, by Bp. of Aberdeen. R. Forgue, 1866. F. Inc. of Cuminestown, 1850. FERGUSON, JOHN. The Deanery, Elgin. M.A. Aberdeen. T. C. G., 1848. D. 1850. P. 1851, by Bp. of Moray and Ross. R. Holy Trinity, Elgin, 1853; Synod Clerk (Moray and Ross); Diocesan Inspector of Schools; Dean of Moray, 1885; Examining Chaplain to the Primus. F. C. of Montrose, 1850. SELLAR, JAMES ANNAND. M.A. Aberdeen. T. C. G., 1849. D. 1851, by Primus. P. 1852, by Primus. R. St. Peter’s, Edinburgh, 1866; Canon Edinburgh Cathedral, 1880; Synod Clerk of Diocese of Edinburgh. F. Master T. C. G., 3 1851 ; Canon Perth Cathedral, 1854 ; R. Montrose, 1859. + obd. 1890. WELDON, ROBERT G. M. A. Glasgow. T. C. G., 1849.
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