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ANNUAL REPOKT, 1896-97. EEPOET OF THE PE0CEEDINO8. OF THE UNIVEESITY. FEOM THE 81BT OF JULY, 1896, TO THE 81ST OP JULY, 1897. To His ExcmiiEKCT THB BIGHT HOSOUBABLE THOHAS BABON BRABSBT, K.C.R, LL.D., H.A., OOVEBHOB OF TUB COLOXT OF VlCTOBU, ASD VlCB-ADsHBAL 07 THB SAME. Tlie University of Melbourne, 1st August, 1897.. MT LOBD,— I do myself the honour to transmit the following Beport of the Proceedings of the University of Mel­ bourne, which, according to the " University Act, 1890, section 27," is to be made to Your Excellency by the Council. I.—UNIVEESITY MEETINGS. Since the last Beport, the following meetings have been held:— The Council 21 The Senate 7 The Finance Committee of the Conncil 9 The Professorial Board ... 13 The Faculty of Law 7 The Faculty of Medicine 9 The Faculty of Engineering 8 ANNUAL REPORT, 1896-97. 345 II.—MATEICULATION EXAMINATIONS. The foUowing Table gives the nnmber of Candidates who presented themselves this year, and who passed the Matriculation Examinations:— u 8*1 Term. w IS III November, 1896 927 866 Hay, 1897 .. SZ7 106 Total 1810 1136 471 CLASS LISTS. November, 1896. OEEEK AMD LATIN. First Class (in Order of Merit). Leslie Scott Latham. William James Foote > w i" CUve Shields ] E«uaL Hugh CampbeU Wilson. Second Class (in Order of Merit). Gnstave Lachal. Charles GUbert Marriott Watson. Frederick Charles McPhail. Third Class (in Alphabetical Order). Stanley Octavius Benjamin. John Murray Davies. Percy Carl de Beer. 346 ANNUAL BEPORT, 1896-97. Herbert levers Graham. Roderick Alexander McLennan. William Perry French Morris. John Herbert Joseph Mulcahy. Aubrey Bichardson. Exhibition awarded to— Leslie Scott Latham. ALOEBBA, OEOMETBY ANO TBIOONOMETBT. First Class.(in Order of Merit). Kerr Grant. w'.r, Florence StiUweU. 'OU4«sv«> S Joseph Mason Baldwin. Julia Teresa Flynn. Second Class (in Order of Merit). Leslie Scott Latham. Nancy Jobson. (X\*j-»wJa "V John Andrew Angwin BaU. — George Luke Prendergast. Edward WiUiam Waller. Ida Harriette May Wilson. Third Class (in Alphabetical Order). Herbert Ernest Chambers. Alice Maud Cunning. Percy Carl de Beer. Norman Alexander McLean. Roderick Alexander McLennan. Duncan Donald McNab. Frederick Charles McFhaU. Bobert Edgecumbe Short. Charles Gilbert Marriott Watson. Hugh CampbeU Wilson. Isaac Landau Younkman. Exhibition awarded to:— Kerr Grant. \ ANNUAL REPORT, 1896-97. 347 ENGLISH AND HISTORY. First Class (in Order of Merit). Eleanor Lilian Simpson Herbert Emest Chambers f \ Gnstave Lachal > Equal. \ Ethel Mary Cnmming Macdonald j \ John Murray Davies Second Class (in Order of Merit). Bobert Hay ' John CUfford Valentine Behan ") -c,,,--! Helen Eose Callan j aquai. Henrietta Teresa Tobin Jessie Stobo Watson Webb Mary Wilhemina Wylie Wilfred Norman Beaver } j>auai Buth Constance Bayson > ILHua • Thomas Carlyle Adamson ) r.„„„, Martha Ida Suthmier ) Jw*nw- Third Class (in Alphabetical Order). James Anthony Bourchier Bradford George Sinclair Brodie James Francis Hughes Charles MaxweU John Michael Joseph Tevlin Helen Eveline Wallace. Exhibition awarded to:— Eleanor Lilian Simpson. FRENCH AND OEBUAN. • First Class (in Order of Merit). Angelina GhUotti Theodora Emily Joanna Copas HUda Young DanieU Henrietta Joyce Marie Virginie Euphemie de Bernard | •&„„„-, Elsie Butt Nicol j E<lual- Eliza Mary BeU } E . Annie Louise Siggers 3 * 348 ANNUAL REPORT, 1896-07. Second Class (in Order of Merit). ZiUa Blaubaum Florence Gleadow Downing May Roberts Ethel Mary Lord - Dora Amy Crotty Alice Constance Muriel TisdaU Christina Armstrong. Third Class (in Alphabetical Order). Blanche Jane Glen Lucy Maude Maplestone Effle Adela PressweU Edith Mary Salter Florence Margaret Steven Isaac Landau Yonnkman. Exhibition awarded to :— Angelina GhUotti. CHEMISTBY AND PHYSICS. First Class (in Order of Merit). (Siwectv-'a ^Duncan Donald McNab John Andrew Angwin BaU IsabeUa Mabel Hook. Second Class (in Order of Merit). Thomas Gordon Boss "> f!>„„a^ Stanley Browning Vial) i!'qua1, Edward William Walker WUfnd Bromby ) Thomas Carlyle Leichardt Camm > Equal. Walter Heywood McCay. ) Third Class (in Alphabetical Order). John William Kerr Mark Cowley LidwiU WUliam Henry Summons. Exhibition awarded to:— Duncan Donald McNab. ANNUAL BSPOBT, 1896-07. 349 Proxime aecessit— John Andrew Angwin BaU. ELEMENTABT ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY AND BOTANY. First Class. Harriet Mabel Blair. Second Class. Bose Ethel Janet White. Third Class. Whitfield de Witt Henty. Exhibition awarded to:— Harriet Mabel Blair. May, 1897. ' OBEEK AND LATIN. First Class. None. Second Class. None. Third Class: Frederick Walter Mnnt. ENGLISH AMD HISTOBT. First Class. Maria Lodivia Burke. Second Class. None; Third Class. Edward Sweetman. 350 ANNUAL REPORT, 1896-97. FBENCH AND OERMAN. First Class. Evelyn Taylor. Second Class. Mary Gertrude Bussell. Third Class. Dora Violet de Beer. III.—UNIVEESITY EXAMINATIONS. At the Annual Examinations held during the months of October and December, 1896, the foUow­ ing nnmber of candidates passed :— First Year 93 Second Year 86 Third Year ... 86 Fourth Year 63 Fifth Year ' 16 At the Honour Examinations held in the Fourth Term, 1896, Honours were awarded as foUows: CLASS LISTS. FIBST HONOUB EXAMINATION. (ABTS, SCIENCE, MEDICINE AND BNOINEEBINO). OREEK, PABT I. First Class - None. Second Class - Alexander Yale (Ormond CoUege). „ WUliam John Geer (Trinity CoUege). „ Sarah Anderson (Ormond CoUege). Third Class - Walter St. Oeorge Spronle (I'rinity CoUege). „ George Harold Walker. ANNUAL REPORT, 1896-97. 351 LATIN, PABT I. • First Class • Alexander Yule (Ormond CoUege). Second Class • WiUiam John Geer (Trinity Col­ lege). „ George Harold Walker. Third Class - Mabel Aileen Wilson (Trinity Col­ lege). „ Walter St. George Spronle (Trinity College). „ Sarah Anderson (Ormond CoUege). PURE MATHEMATICS, PART I. First Class - Archibald Daniel GUchrist (Ormond CoUege). Second Class - James Horatio O'ConneU. Third Class • Augustus Andrewes Uthwatt (Trinity CoUege). MIXED MATHEMATICS, PABT I. First Class - Archibald Daniel Gilchrist (Ormond CoUege). Second Class - James Horatio O'ConneU. NATURAL PHILOSOPHT, PABT I. First Class - Archibald Daniel Gilchrist (Ormond CoUege). „ Bertram Dillon Steele. Second Class - Elsie Denham Hardie (Ormond Col­ lege). „ John Bedmond (Trinity CoUege). Third Class - Charles Emmanuel WUliams (Or­ mond CoUege). „ Owen Herbert Peters (Queen's") • College) f "I Richard Alfred O'Brien (Trinity C & CoUege) )H „ Douglas McLean (Queen's CoUege). 352 ANNUAL BEPORT, 1896-07. DEDUCTIVE LOOIC First Class - Elsie Margaret TraUl (Trinity Col­ lege). „ Walter Kemp. Second Class • None. Third Class - Sarah Anderson (Ormond CoUege). ENGLISH PABT I. First Class - Elsie Margaret TraiU (Trinity) . College) (I Mabel AUeen Wilson (Trinity t o« CoUege) J H „ John Turnbull. Second Class - Elizabeth Josephine Winifred Bines (Trinity CoUege) . ^ ,, Walter Kemp ) fq Norman Albert MUler (Trinity Col lege). CHBMIBTET PABT I. (With Laboratory Work). First Class - Bertram DUlon Steele. „ Alexander Watson Hart. „ Percy Arthur Bona. Second Class - Owen Herbert Peters (Queen's Col- . lege). Richard Alfred O'Brien (Trinity Col­ lege). BIOLOG T,. PABT I. • (With Laboratory Work). First Class - Bertram DUlon Steele 1 w„„ol George Sutton j Equal. - „ Richard Alfred O'Brien (Trinity CoUege). Second Class - John Bedmond (Trinity CoUege). ANNUAL REPORT, 1896-97. 353 SECOND HONOUR EXAMINATION. (ABTS AND SCIENCE). - CLASSICS AND COMPARATIVB PHILOLOOT. First Class - Hedley John Sutton- (Trinity Col- - - ,. Bobert Nairn (Ormond CoUege). SecondClass - EusseU Walker Grant (Trinity Col­ lege). „ George Wood (Ormond College). HISTOBT. First Class -. None. Second Class - Stanley Ernest Elder (Trinity Col­ lege). .Bertram Arthur Levinson (Ormond CoUege). .Harold John" Stewart (Trinity Col­ lege). - PHILOSOPHT. First Class • Abraham Hambly (Queen's CoUege). „ Bertram Arthur Levinson (Or- i -a mond College) t g, „ Louise Spnrrer j H Second Class - None. Third Class - John Geddes McGowan (Ormond CoUege). MODERN LANGUAGES. First Class ' -.Edgar Horatio Douglas Keene (Or­ mond CoUege). „ Hermann Balthazar Bitz „ Mary IsabeUa Fraser (Ormond j CoUege) 354 ANNUAL REPORT, 1896-07. MATHEMATICS AND NATURAL PHILOSOPHT, PABT II. (With Laboratory Work). First Class - Matthew Stanton Sharman (Ormond CoUege). „ George John Bolton (Trinity Col­ lege). Second Class - Eiohard Alexander Kerr (Ormond CoUege). Third Class • Theodore WiUiam Adeney (Trinity CoUege). NATURAL PHILOBOPRT, PART II. (with Laboratory Work), AND CHEMISTBT, PABT II. (with Labora­ tory Work). First Class - None. Second Class - WiUiam Heber Green (Trinity Col­ lege). (FIBST TEAS LAWS), SOMAN LAW AND J DRISFBUDENCB. First Class - None. Second Class - John Andrew Arthur (Queen's Col­ lege). „ John Donald Macdonald (Ormond CoUege). THE LAW OP PB0FEBTT AND TBE LAW OP OBLIGATIONS. First Class • None. Second Class - Hereward Hnmfry Henchman (Tri­ nity CoUege). „ John Andrew Arthur (Queen's Col­ lege). (SECOND TEAR MEDICINB). JUNIOR DESCRIPTIVE AND SUBGICAL ANATOMY. First Class - Charles Franklin Garcia Webster (Trinity CoUege;. James Patrick Barman \ Eanai Henry Douglas Stephens } q ANNUAL BEPORT, 1896-07. 355 Second Class. - Bertram Crellin Septimus George Strahan ) i!ia.naI> Patrick Henry Lang (Trinity Col­ lege). John Sandison Yule (Ormond Col­ lege). Third Class - James Fox Barnard. PHTBIOLOGICAL CHEMISTEY AND HISTOLOGT AND MATERIA MBOICA, MEDICAL BOTANT, AND ELE­ MENTABT THERAPEUTICS. First. Class - Charles Franklin Garcia Webster (Trinity CoUege). Second Class - Henry George Chapman 1 •*,„„.,
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