342 THE EAGLE OBITUARY 343 had been a Justice ofthe Peace for the county. He was also cha Regim,ent. During his command at Chaman, ir� of the loth Baluch man of the governors of the Perse School and was active in Charles Yate, was Chief Commissioner of the while his brother, Sir foundation of the County School for Boys. inadvertently crossed into Afghan Baluchistan, he one morning The History of University Reform prisoner by a party of soldiers. He was Mr Tillyard was the author of territory, and was made Ameer Abdurrahman and of two religious works ; he was an Elder of St Columba's taken to the Spin Baldak Fort, which the his territory and was detained fo r Presbyterian Church. He married Catherine Sarah Wetenhall ; had set up on the edge of of of his children, Henry Julius Wetenhall Tillyard (Caius, B.A. nineteen days until the vigorous remonstrances the Viceroy, 1904) is Professor of Greek at Cardiff ,and Eustace Mandeville Lord Curzon, secured orders from Kabul for his release. Wetenhall Tillyard (Jesus, RA. 19II) is University Lecturer in Colonel Yate retired from the active list in 19°5 ; meanwhile he and English at Cambridge. had become interested in the St John Ambulance Association many years from 1900 he was the honorary organising Com­ The Rev. JOHN WOOD (RA. 1856), senior honorary canon of fo r sioner fo r India, being made a Knight of Justice of St John of Christ Church, Oxford, died at Hill House, Babbacombe, on mis salem in England. He served on the council of the Central November 19th, 1929, aged 95. He was the son of William John Jeru Asian Society from 19II and was honorary secretary from 1918 Wood, of The Thrupp, Stroud, Gloucestershire, and was born to Face to 1923. Among his books are England and Russia Face at Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, in 1833. He was educated at in Asia (1886), The Army and the Press (19°0), and The Life of Cheltenham and took an ordinary degree from St John's in 1856. Lieutenant-Colonel John Haughton. He married in 1895 Mary Mter training at Cuddesdon he was ordained by the Bishop of Theodosia, daughter of the Rev. Conolly McCausland, of Woodall Oxford (Dr Samuel Wilberforce) to the curacy of Aylesbury. In Place, Bath, and had one son, who is in the Diplomatic Service. 1871 he became vicar of Old Wolverton, Buckinghamshire, and remained there for 24 years. For part of that period he was rural dean of Buckingham and Proctor in Convocation. In 1892 Bishop We have received the following from a correspondent : "In the Stubbs appointed him an honorary canon. Eagle, no. 203, appears on p. 280 an obituary notice of one K. R F. Williamson. This is a mistake. Williamson is still alive WYCHERLEY RONALD FoWKE (RA. 1926) of Highbury, Market and has just returned to Singapore from leave in England. He Drayton, Shropshire, died in January, 1929. He took his degree was on his way home on January 31st, the alleged date of his in Engineering. death at Penrith. He tells me that there was another Williamson, the War and Lieutenant-Colonel ARTHUR CAMPBELL YATE (Matric. 1874), late also K. R, that they were together in Egypt during 129th Baluchis, died at Beckbury Hall, Shifnal, on June 11th, that their correspondence often got mixed." to all concerned. 1929, aged 76. He was the son of the Rev. Charles Yate, Fellow The Editors tender their sincere apologies who has and Dean of St John's, and vicar of Holme-on-Spalding-Moor, On further enquiry they learn that the K. B. Williamson at Penrith. Yorkshire, and was born on February 28th, 1853. He was edu­ died was an Edinburgh man, and was in practice cated at Shrewsbury and at St John's, entered the Army in 1875 and served for three years in the 1st West India Regiment. He COLLEGE NOTES was transferred to the Bombay Staff Corps in time to take part in the second Mghan War ; he became a member of the subsequent THE following were elected into Fellowships on November 4th, Mghan Boundary Commission and so began his long association 1929: with journalism and periodical literature, as he was permitted to be the special correspondent of the Pioneer and of the Daily SYDNEY GOLDSTEIN, fo rmerly Scholar ; Wrangler b* and May­ Telegraph. He was a subaltern in the Burmese War of 1886 and hew Prizeman, Mathematical Tripos, Part n, 1925 ; Philip Baylis took part in the work of pacification, being Intelligence Officer to Student, 1925-6 ; Smith's Prize, 1927 ; Isaac Newton Student in the Northern Shan Column which annexed the Cis-Salween Shan the University, 1927-8 ; International Education Board Fellow at at the States. In 1903 he reached the command of his regiment, �e Kaiser Wilhelm Institut, Gottingen, 1928' -9; now Lecturer 129th (Duke of Connaught's Own) Baluchis, now the 4th Battalion University of Manchester. THE EAGLE 344 COLLEGE NOTES 345 LOUIS SEYMOUR BAzETT LEAKEY, fo rmerly Scholar ; Class I Mr N. F. MOTT (B.A . .1 927), fo rmerly Scholar, has been ap­ ' Modern and Medieval Languages Tripos, Part I, 1925 ; Class I pointed Lecturer in Mathematics at the University of Manchester. Anthropological Tripos, 1926; leader of an archaeological re� Mr H. F. SMITH (Matric. 1928) has been appointed Agricultural search expedition to Kenya Colony under the auspices of th e South alia. Royal Society and the Percy Sladen Memorial Trust, 1926-7. Botanist to the Waite Institute, Austr A. I. ELLIs (B.A. 1906) has been appointed Superintendent ROBERT LESLIE HOWLAND, fo rmerly Scholar ; Class I, Classica Mr l g Room and Deputy Keeper of Printed Books at the Tripos, Part I, 1926; Class I, Classical Tripos, Part I1, 1928; of the Readin Strathcona Student, 1928; now a master at Eton. British Museum. FYZEE (RA. 1925) has been appointed Lecturer in In the Birthday Honours, 1929 Mr A. A. A. Law at the Government Law College, Bombay. Sir HUMPHRY ROLLEsToN, Fellow, Regius Professor of Physi c, Mr E. H. GORDON (B.A. 1929) has been made a member of the receives the Grand Cross of theRoyal Victorian Order (G.C.V.O.). permanent staffof the Legal and General Assurance Society. JAMES HERMAN FIELD (RA. 1903), late Director-General of Observatories, India, is made Companion of the Star of India Dr G. G. COULTON, Fellow, has been elected Ford's Lecturer (C.S.I.), and MIcHAEL FRANCIS JOSEPH McDoNNELL (B.A. 1904), in English History at Oxford for the year 1930-1 . Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Palestine, is made a Knight Mr J. D. COCKCROFT (B.A. 1924), Fellow, has been elected Bachelor. Physical Secretary of the Cambridge Philosophical Society. Mr P. A. M. DIRAc (Ph.D . 1926), Fellow, has been appointed Dr G. G. COULTON and Dr C. W. PREVITE-ORTON, both Fellows Praelector in Mathematical Physics in the College, and University of the College, have been elected Fellows of the British Academy. Lecturer in Mathematics. Mr DONALD KINGDON (B.A. 1905) has been appointed Chief Mr S. P. H. CADMAN (B.A. 1928) was placed 13th in list of Justice of Nigeria. candidates at the Indian Civil Service Examination, August 1929. Lord WARGRAVE (RA. 1885) has been elected Prime Warden Mr J. S. Boys SMITH (B.A. 1922), Fellow, has been appointed of the Goldsmiths' Company. Praelector of the College. Sir DONALD MAcALIsTER, Fellow, has retired from the office Mr S. LEES (RA. 1909) has resigned his Fellowship in the of Principal and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Glasgow, College and the Hopkinson Lectureship in Thermodynamics in which he has held since 1907. He has been elected Chancellor of the University to take up an appointment with Silicagel, Ltd. the University of Glasgow in the room of the late Lord Rosebery. Mr F. H. CONSTABLE (RA. 1923), Fellow, has taken up an Mr W. H. BRUFORD (B.A. 1915), formerly Fellow, has been appointment with Radiovisor, Ltd. appointed Professor of German in the University of Edinbur gh . Mr T. R. O. FIELD (B.A. 1925) has been appointed to a master­ The Rev. E. C. RATCLIFF (B.A. 1920), Vice-Principal of West­ ship at Harrow School. cott House, has been appointed Chaplain e, of Queen's Colleg Inner Temple has been awarded Oxford. An entrance scholarship at the to Mr P. L. BusHE-Fox (B.A. 1928), MacMahon law student of Dr J. A. GLOVER (RA. 1897) has been appointed by the Medical the College. Research Council a member of a committee the to inquire into The Paul Methven Prize of the Inner Temple has been awarded prevalence and mode of spread of minor ntial epidemics in reside to Mr P. H. LAYTON (RA. 1927). schools. 27 1929, and Fellows gave a dinner to Mr W. SADDLER (RA. 1914), lecturer at the University of St On July, the President 80th Andrews, has been appointed Professor of Mathematics at the Master in celebration of his birthday. Canterbury College, Christchurch, New Zealand. 3 46 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 3 47 The following awards g members .of the College have been called to the of University prizes, etc. have been made The followin to members of the College : bar: GHT and J. G. W. WOODMAN (B.A. 1928), Mayhew Prize: K. L. DUNKLEY (B.A. 1929) (divided). A. H. SLEI (B.A. 1911) Inner Temple, on June 12th, 1929. John Winbolt Prize: H. S. SAYLES (B.A. 1927) (divided). by the 1929) by Lincoln's Inn, and G. B. A. Wrenbury Scholarship: L. J. V. SHEPHERD (B.A. 1928). E. H. SMOUHA (B.A. ONS (B.A. 1929) by Gray's Inn, on November 18th, 1929. Raymond Horton-Smith Prize: W. SHAW (B.A. 1919). PARS A. GRAETZ (B.A. 1926), St Bartholomew's Hospital, Grant/rom the Craven Fund: WESTLAKE Mr G. H. H. D. (B.A. 1929). Royal College of Physicians received a licence to practise from the membership of the Royal on October 31St, and the diploma of of Surgeons on November 14th, 1929. Mr J. B. HARMAN (B.A. 1929) has obtained a University College Scholarship at St Thomas's Hospital Medical School. The fo llowing ecclesiastical appointments are announced : Mr M. L. ROSENHEIM (B.A. 1929) has been awarded the The Rev. W. H. ASHTON (B.A. 1894), rector of Broughton, Goldstein Scholarship at University College Hospital. Manchester, to be vicar of Downton-on-the-Rock with Burring­ Mr F. W. SHEPHERD (B.A. 1929) has been awarded the Senior ton, Herefordshire. Scholarship in Science at St Bartholomew's Hospital. Prebendary F. A. HIBBERT (B.A. 1889), vicar of Holy Cross, Shrewsbury, to be rural dean of Shrewsbury. Mr E. W. PRICE (B.A. 1929) has been awarded a Schol arship Marl­ at Charing Cross Hospital. The Rev. P. G. SMITH (B.A. 1892), rector of Everleigh, \ borough, to be rural dean of Marlborough. Mr L. S. EVERETT (B.A. 1929) has been awarded a BurneyYea 1893), vicar of Littlebourne, Scholarship at King's College Hospital. The Rev. L. H. TIARKS (B.A. Canterbury, to be rector of Latchingdon, Essex. Mr R. S. LEwIs (B.A. 1929) has been awarded an Exhibition J. T. POOLE (B.A. 1903), rector of Wilby, Norfolk, at St George's Hospital. The Rev. to be chaplain to the Wayland Union. Mr W. C. BARBER (B.A. 1929) has been awarded a Graduate The Rev. W. L. SHEPHERD (B.A. 1909), vicar of Great and Entrance Scholarship at the Royal Infirmary, Manchester. Little Hormead, Hertfordshire, to be vicar of St Mary, Halifax. Mr M. W. LLOYD-OWEN (B.A. 1929) has been awarded a The Rev. R. S. CRIPPS (B.A. 1907), vicar of Horningsey, to be Scholarship at St Mary's Hospital. vicar of Holy Trinity, Anerley. Mr HUTCHINSON H. P. (B.A. 19 26) has been awarded the The Rev. D. T. SYKES (B.A. 1922), vicar of Dunston-with­ Brackenbury Scholarship in Medicine and the Burrows Prize in Coppenhall, Staffordshire,to be vicar of St Catharine's, Hatcham, Patholog y at St Bartholomew's Hospital. S.E . . Mr H. TAYLOR (B.A. 1926) has been awarded the Walsham The Rev. G. D. WHITE (B.A. 1887), rector of Wallasey, to be Prize in Surgical Pathology at St Bartholomew's Hospital. rural dean of Wallasey. The Rev. C. M. RICE (B.A. 1892), vicar of Whaddon, Royston, The College Essay Prizes have been awarded as follows : Hertfordshire, to be rector of Medbourne cum Holt, Leicester­ Third Year: A. D. THOMPSON. shire. Second Year: D. NOBBs. The Rev. O. R. FULL}AMES (B.A. 1923) has entered as Chaplain First Year: J. MEGAW. R.N., and has been appointed to Sandhurst. eld, The . The Rev. Canon E. HILL (B.A. 1866), rector of Cockfi Adams Memorial Prize has been awarded to D. M cum CLEARY (Matric. 1927). Suffolk, the Rev. A. B. BROWNE (B.A. 1879), vicar of Marton BOOK REVIEW 349 348 THE EAGLE Secondarily his charm lies in an ability to invest Grafton, Yorkshire, and the Rev. T. K. B. NEVINSON (B.A. 1874) garments on. ' ary and everyday events of life with an interest and rector of Medbourne cum Holt, Leicestershire, have resigned. the most ordin fi e we ha� not suPP?sed them to possess. It is, then, The Rev. M. G. SYKES (Matric. 1902) was ordained priest signi canc by s find him �ucceedmg ?�tter than ever befor�, in being surpri ing to . the Bishop of Chelmsford in Chelmsford Cathedral, and Mr A. ul, excitmg as well as exqUlsite. There ramatic as well as dehghtf STOUT (B.A. 1928) was ordained deacon by the Bishop of Liver_ d Ancestor Jorico touches of that old tendency re it is true even in pool in Farnworth Parish Church, both on Sunday, September a of his earlier work, but unreal melodrama which marred some 22nd, 1929· to though perhaps at the on the whole he has avoided incredibility, prosiness on the part of the narrator of the Marriages expense of an irritating al, who on occasion drops into tale-an old bore of a retired Gener soliloquies. CHARLES BAINBRIDGE GILLESPIE (B.A. 1926), only son of the most annoying and useless as Mr Locke has Colonel J. J. Gillespie (B.A. 1892), to MOLLY, daughter of Henry But who among our moderns could present, a woman of sixty and a Bainbridge Wilson, of The Hall, Alnmouth-on June 6th, 1929. done in this book, a love-scene between and unpleasant? There at St John the Baptist's Parish Church, Alnmouth, Northumber­ man of thirty-fivewithout being indelicate he approaches senti­ land. is a sureness of touch about Mr Locke when . ment which is an unusual and happy gift The Rev. STANLEY MOORCROFT Epps (B.A. 1922), only son of with some ex­ A well-constructed and pleasing tale, therefore, WaIter M. Epps, F.R.I.B.A., of Blackheath, to JOAN LENA, delightful people citing twists of situation and incident, and some daughter of the late Edward AlIen Catchpole, of Blackheath-on has provided whom we shall hope to meet again. Mr E. A. Cox June 12th, 1929, at St Germain's Church, Blackheath. is worth keeping. the book with an exceptionally good cover which LESLIE OHN LAWRENCE LEAN PHOEBE WEISMANN J (B.A. 1921) to K.A. -on JulY\9th, 1929, at St Anne's Church, Kew. LEWIS HENRY TITTERTON (B.A. 1923) to NANCY EVANs-on October 5th, 1929, at New York. STEPHEN NICHOLAS DE YARBURGH-BATESON (Matric. 1922), son of the Hon. G. N. de Yarburgh-Bateson, Deighton Grove, York, to NINA MARION, daughter of Alastair Macpherson-Grant, of Broughton, Hampshire-on November 14th, 1929, at St Columba's, Pont Street.

BOOK REVIEW Ancestor Jorico. By W. J. LOCKE. (The Bodley Head, 7s. 6d.) This is without doubt the best book Mr Locke has given us for some time, perhaps even since the war ; it is a plain, straightfor­ ward story of search for treasure, and provides us with a couple of hours' admirable entertainment. It is interesting, indeed, to find Mr Locke so successful in this exclusively adventurous vein, for the main interest of his novels lies not so much in the plot, or the development of the story, but in his capacity for portraying delightful just-out-of-the-ordinary but always recognisably human people, so different from the lay figures so many of our modern novelists are content to drape their epigrammatic and often ugly 2 5 THE EAGLE OBITUARY 5 3 The Rev. THOMAS KAYE BONNEY NEVINSON (B.A. 1874) died at years a University Extension Lecturer. He joined the staff of the 2 Wollaston Road, Cambridge, on February 9th, 1930, aged 78. South-Eastern Agricultural College at Wye on its foundation in He graduated with a second class in the Classical Tripos and 1894, and was for several years its vice-principal. The chief work was ordained in 1876. He was rector of Lyndon, Rutlandshire, of his life was the preparation of a monograph of mosquitoes of from 1889 to 1909, and was then appointed to the College living the world, in five volumes, for the Colonial Office and the Royal of Medbourne with Holt, Leicestershire, which he held until Society. He was Professor of Agricultural Zoology in the U niver­ shortly before his death. sity of London and for some years had charge of the economic zoology section at the British Museum. He was also advisary LINDSAY SHERWOOD NEWMARCH (Matric. 1875), Lieutenant­ entomologist to the Board of Agriculture for the South-Eastern Colonel (Retired), Indian Army, died at 15 Evelyn Gardens, district of England. His publications include "The Insect and Kensington, on April 13th, 1930. He was educated at Haileybury other allied Pests of Fruit (19°9), " "The Plant Lice of Aphididae and passed firstinto Sandhurst. He was gazetted to the 6th Foot, of Great Britain " (3 vols.). For a notice of his scientific work August 13th, 1879, and afterwards passed into the Indian political Nature, service, retiring in 1912. reference may be made to April 19th, 1930, p. 607. ELIAS JOHN WEBB (Matric. 1871), of The Brownsend, near Led­ RANDALL WEST POPE (B .A. 1929), scholar of the College, only son of T. Michael Pope, of 18 Hampton Road, Twickenham, died bury, Herefordshire, died at Cheltenham on May 18th, 1930. at King's College Hospital on January 7th, 1930, aged 22. The Rev. RICHARD COXWELL ROGERS (B.A. 1868) died on March COLLEGE NOTES 20th, 1930, at Spa Buildings, Cheltenham. He was rector of Dowdeswell, Gloucestershire from 1894 to 1908. R P. A. M. DIRAC (Ph.D. 1926), Fellow, and Professor THOMAS EDWARD SANDALL, C.M.G., T.D. (B.A. 1891), formerly M W. W. C. TOPLEy "(B.A. 1907) have been elected Fellows commanding the 5th Battalion, The Lincolnshire Regiment, died of the Royal Society. at Springfield, Moutalt Road, Woodford Green, on May 31st, Mr FRANK LEONARD ENGLEDOW (B.A. 1913), Fellow, has been 1930, aged 60. He was the son of Thomas Sandall, of Stamford. elected Drapers' Professor of Agriculture in the University. After leaving Cambridge, where he took the M.B. and B.C. degrees, he became House Surgeon, House Physician and Electrical Mr P. S. NOBLE (B.A. 1923), Fellow, has been appointed Pro­ Assistant at Charing Cross Hospital. He was also Medical Officer fessor of Latin in the University of Leeds. of Health to the Alford Urban District Council. After serving throughout the War, during which he was mentioned in despatches The W ollaston Medal of the Geological Society of London has and received the C.M.G., he became Deputy Commissioner of been awarded to Professor A. C. SEWARD (B.A. 1886), fo rmerly Medical Services to the Ministry of Pensions. He married, in Fellow, Master of Downing College, for his researches in strati­ 1895, Adelina, daughter of William Washbourn, of Gloucester. graphy and palreobotany. The Rev. FRANCIS SAVAGE (B.A. 1871) died at Brook House, Professor A. E. LOVE (B.A. 1885), Honorary Fellow, has been elect Eastry Kent, on December 13th, 1929, aged 82. He was the son ed a corresponding member of the Academie des Sciences de of Dr Johnson Savage, Royal Artillery, DeputyInspector-Ge neral l'Institut de France. of Army Hospitals. He was ordained in 1873 and was vicar of Mr ALBERT HOWARD, C.I.E. (B.A. 1899), Director of the Woodnesborough, Kent, from 1881 to 1915. Institute of Plant Industry, Indore, and Agricultural Adviser to States utana, has been awarded the FREDERICK VINCENT THEOBALD (B.A. 1890) died at Wye, Kent, in Central India and Rajp Barc1ay Asiatic Society of Bengal. on March 6th, 1930, aged 61. He was the son of John Peter Memorial Medal by the Theobald, of the Chestnut Grove, Kingston-on-Thames. After Mr G. S. MAHAJANI (B.A. 1924) has been appointed Principal graduating through the Natural Science Tripos he was for three of Ferguson College, Poonah. COLLEGE NOTES 55 54 THE EAGLE The P Mr Justice MIRZA ALI AKBAR KHAN (B.A. 1903) has been Milroy Lectures of the Royal College of hysicians for appointed Vice-Chancellor of the University of Bombay. 1930 have been given by Dr J. A. GLOVER (B.A. 1897). The Honorary Medal of the Royal College of Surgeons has At a Congregation held on Saturday June 21st, 1930, Dr A. been awarded to Professor GRAFTON ELLIOT SMITH (B.A. 1898), NAIRNE, Regius Professor of Divinity, presented Professor J. M. formerly Fellow, for appreciation of his services to the Museum. CREED, Fellow of the College, for the degree of D.D.

Professor F. L. ENGLEDOW (B.A. 1913), Fellow, has been ap­ The following Civil Service appointments, after competitive pointed by the Secretary of State for the Colonies a member of examinations held in July and August, 1929, are announced : the Colonial Advisory Council of Agriculture and Animal Health. Home Civil Service : Mr A. PATTERSON (B.A. 1929), Ministry of Labour ; Mr W. G. WESTON (Matric. 1928), Board of Trade. Professor V. H. BLAcKMAN (B.A. 1895), formerly Fellow, has been appointed a member of a Committee of the Empire Market­ Indian Civil Service : Mr S. P. H. CADMAN (B.A. 1928), ing Board to advise on the infestation of stored products by appointed to Bengal. insects and fungi. Eastern Cadetships in the Colonial Service : Mr A. R. MAC­ Mr W. H. GUILLEBAUD (B.A. 1912) is Secretary of an advisory DONALD (B.A. 1929) and Mr L. R. F. EARL (B.A. 1929)' Committee on Forestry Research constituted by the Forestry . Commission. Mr F. W. LAw (B.A. 1922), Middlesex Hospital, was admitted, in December, 1929, a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons. Mr A. S. LE MAITRE (B.A. 1920) has been appointed private secretary to the Civil Lord of the Admiralty. Surgeon Lieutenant Commander N. B. DE M. GREENSTREET Mr NEVILL FRANCIS MOTT (B.A. 1927) has been elected to a (B.A. 1915), R.N., has been appointed to the rank of Surgeon Fellowship in Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, and has Commander. been appointed a Probationary Faculty Lecturer in Mathematics The MacMahon Law Studentships of the College have been in the University. awarded to J. L. LEWIS (B.A. 1929) and W. J. P. WILLlAMS Colonel J. J. GILLESPIE (B.A. 1892) has been elected chairman (LL.B. 1929). of the board of directors of Moss' Empires, Limited. Mr C. B. Three out of the four Sir William Browne's Medals have been GILLESPIE (B.A. 1926), son of Colonel Gillespie, has been taken won by members of the College : for Greek Ode and Latin into partnership in the firm of Gillespie Brothers and Company, Epigram by K. H. JACKSON, for Greek Epigram by W. L. Chartered Accountants. ELSWORTH. The Hawkesly-Burbury College Prize has been awarded Mr A. F. GREENWOOD' (B.A. 1926) has passed the finalexamina­ to K. H. JACKSON. tion for honours of the Law Society ; he has been appointed Mr J. G. SEMPLE (B.A. 1927) has been appointed Professor of Assistant Solicitor to the Corporation of Leeds. Mathematics at the Queen's University, Belfast. Honorary degrees have been conferred on Professor P. H. L. ROSENHEAD (Ph.D. 1930), Strathcona Research Student of WINFIELD (B.A. 1899), Fellow, by the Harvard University, and the College, has been awarded an 1851 Senior Studentship. on Mr T. R. GLOVER (B.A. 1891), Fellow, Public Orator, by the University of Glasgow. John Stewart of Rannoch Scholarships have been awarded to and to L. SUGGITT, in Sacred Mr J. D. COCKCROFT (B.A. 1924), Fellow, has been appointed E. MARMORSTEIN, in Hebrew, University Demonstrator in Physics. Music.

Mr D. G. G. ALLEN (B.A. 1929) has become assistant to Mr Mr C. W. STOKES (B.A. 1922) has been appointed Headmaster DALToN of the Shanghai Chemical Laboratories. of the Royal Grammar School, Clitheroe. 56 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 57

Mr J. J. NEWBURN LEVIEN (Matric. 1883) has retired from The Rev. Canon H. J.-ELSEE (B.A. 1885), vicar of St George's, the office of honorary secretary to the Royal Philharmonic Society : Bolton, to be rural dean. at a concert on January 30th, 1930, he was presented by Sir The Rev. C. P. KEELING (B.A. 1896), rector of Gorton, to be EDWARD ELGAR on behalf of thesociety with a gold cigarette case, an honorary canon of Manchester Cathedral. a silver cigar box and a book signed by a large number of musicians and music lovers. The Rev. E. A. PHILLIPS (B.A. 1906), vicar of Basildon, Berks., to be rector of Gunthorpe, Norfolk. In the Birthday Honours, June 3rd, 1930: The Rev. H. E. STUART (B.A. 1908), vicar of St James's, NORMAN GODFREY BENNETT (B.A. 1891), President of the Holloway, to be vicar of Danehill, Sussex. British Dental Association, received a Knighthood, and ALFRED The Rev. Canon COURTENAY GALE (B.A. 1880), vicar of Christ JOHN HARDING (B.A. 1901), Director of Colonial Audit, received the C.M.G. Church, Sutton, to be chaplain to the High Sherifffor Surrey. The Rev. W. K. CLAY (B.A. 1902) to the united benefice of The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced : Teffont Ewyas with Teffont Magna, in the diocese of Salisbury. The Rev. E. E. RAvEN (B.A. 1912), Dean of the College, to be The Rev. W. B. THOMPSON (B.A. 1922), curate of Sedbergh, Canon Theologian of Liverpool Cathedral. to be vicar of Marton-cum-Grafton, York, a College living. The Rev. Canon J. C. H. How (B.A. 1903), rector of Liverpool, The Rev. W. J. V. STEAD (B.A. 1907), vicar of Mayland, to be an examining chaplain to the Bishop of Liverpool. Chelmsford, to be rector of Murston, Kent, a College living. The Rev. E. H. P. MUNCEY (B.A. 1908), assistant master at The following were ordained deacons at Advent, 1929 : J. H. A. Wellington College, to be Headmaster of the King's School, HART (B.A. 1898), formerly Fellow, in the diocese of York, Gloucester, and minor canon of the Cathedral. appointed to Holme-on-Spalding-Moor.

The Rev. R. K. HASLAM (B.A. 1912), curate-in-charge of St R. S. MAXWELL (B.A. 1924), St Stephen's House, Oxford, to Olave's Mission Church, Mitcham, to take charge of the newly the diocese of London, appointed to All Saints, Notting Hill. constituted district of St Olave, Mitcham. D. H. OWEN (B.A. 1919), Bishop's College, Cheshunt, to the The Rev. CORNWELL ROBERTSON (B.A. 1891), rector of Lilley, diocese of London, appointed to Christ Church, Albany Street, Hertfordshire, to be rector of Cockfield, Suffolk, a College living St Pancras. WIN HILL recently vacated by the resignation of Canon En (RA. The Rev. J. B. MARSH (B.A. 1884), chaplain at Monte Carlo 1866). since 1923, is resigning owing to ill health. The Rev. F. G. OWEN-WILSON (RA. 1892), vicar of Dedham, The following were ordained at Trinity 1930: Essex, to be rural dean of Dedham. Ordained Priest : the Rev. J. H. A. HART (B.A. 1898), formerly The Rev. A. DOUGLAS TAYLOR (B.A. 1907), rector of Cheveley, Fellow, in the diocese of York ; the Rev. D. B. HASELER (B.A. near Newmarket, to be rector of Mistley with Bradfield, Essex. 1922), in the diocese of Lincoln.

The Rev. S. M. Epps (B.A. 1922), curate of Gravesend, to be Ordained Deacon : Mr R. H. BAINES (B.A. 1929), Westcott vicar of St Mary, Strood, Kent. House, Cambridge, in the diocese of Coventry, appointed to Chilvers Coton, Nuneaton; Mr G. E. MARTINEAU (B.A. 1926), The Rev. CYRIL MEE TURNELL (B.A. 1902) to be vicar of CUddesdon, in the diocese of Derby, appointed to St Mary Gouray, in the Island of Jersey. and All Saints, Chesterfield; Mr F. H. MONCREIFF (B.A. 1927), The Rev. A. P. McNEILE (B.A. 1895), rector of Murston, Kent, Cuddesdon, in the diocese of Ely, appointed to St Giles with to be vicar of Aylsham, Norfolk. St Peter, Cambridge. 58 THE EAGLE JOHNIANA 59 their opponents 32. A large Marriages of the former, who scored 77, and number of spectators assembled to witness the amusement. EDWARD CHISHOLM DEWICK (RA. 1906), son of Edward S. [The House-in-the Fields is identified in another issue of The Dewick (B.A. 1866), and National Literary Secretary to the Cambridge Chronicle for 1830, recording a proposal to convert Y.M.C.A. of India, Burma and Ceylon, to HILDA CLARA, daughter "Long Lane," leading from the Ba.ton Road to Grantchester, of Frederick Schaeffer, and National Studem Secretary to the into a made road avoiding having to go round by Trutnpington. Y.W.C.A. of India, Burma and Ceylon-on December 20th, Long Lane thus became our present direct road to Gxlantchester, 1929, at St Olaf's Church, Serampore, Bengal. and The Cambridge Chronicle of 1830 describes its comlnencement the House-in-the­ JOHN GORDON DOWER (B.A. 1923), elder son of Robert Shillito as "a little above the first milestone near its modern Dower (B.A. 1895), of Jekley, to PAULINE, eldest daughter of the Fields." This house, easily distinguished from of the Barton Road. Rt Hon. Sir Charles Trevelyan, Bart., M.P., of Wallington, neighbours, still stands on the south side . H. H. B.] Northumberland-on September 3rd, 1929, at Holy Trinity, Cambo, Northumberland. A Nineteenth-Century Childhood, by MARY MACCARTHY, pp. 121, CLEMENT ALEXANDER FRANCIS (B.A. 1921), son of Dr H. A. t26. Francis (B.A. 1886), to PATRICIA MARION MARGARET, daughter of One of the things I often did at this time was to go and stay Charles J. Stewart, of Cluaran, Guildford--on February 1st, 1930, with my aunt by marriage, Lady Ritchie , who was Thackeray's at Holy Trinity Cathedral, Guildford. daughter .. ..Herwit was solightly lambent that often people missed went to call upon her one day· soon RAYMOND MARSHALL SCANTLEBURY (RA. 1927), son of William her points. Samuel Butler of the Odyssey (which insists that that book was lmlay Scantlebury, of Clapham and Thornton Heath, to MARGARET after his Authoress been published. He told her he was at NORAH HICKS, daughter of Shadrack Hicks, of the Inner Temple, written by a woman) had He was, however, barrister-at-Iaw--on June 5th, 1930, at St work on a book on Sh�espeare's sonnets. Mark's Church, Barnet know my Vale, Hertfordshire. only bewildered at her saying, "Oh, Mr Butler, do you theory about the sonnets ? They were written by Anne Hathaway ! " DONALD GOMER COBDEN THoMAs (RA. 1927), son of Gomer It was not she who repeated this story, but the author of Erewhon. Ll. Thomas, of Maescynrig, Merthyr Tydfil, to FRANCES MAR­ He never saw that she was laughing at him, and used to tell it, GARET HOLMES WATKINs--on April 16th, 1930, at St John's Pro­ shaking his head sadly and saying, "Poor Lady, that was a silly testant Cathedral, Buenos Ayres. thing to say."

LADY MARGARET LODGE THE LIBRARY The Installation Meeting was held at the Cafe Royal, Regent the quarter ending Street, London, W. l, on February 3rd, when Sydney Gray Donations and Additions to the Library during MacDonald, 1899, was installed as Master, for the ensuing year. Lady Day, 1930. The Lady Margaret Lodge now numbers 38 subscribing of the College.) members. (lI< The Asterisk denotes a past or present Member The Secretary of the Lodge is H. H. Fagnani, and all enquiries relative to the Lodge, should be addressed to him at 20 Wimpole From H. H. Brindley , M.A., F.S.A. Post Office Street, London, lIMiddle Ages. [2nd edn of The Medi College and St John's College clubs, which Vol. srn. 8vo. Carob. I930. terminated in favour IV. II6 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES I17 The Rev. A LFRED DUNCAN WOOLLEY (B.A. 1873) died at Mr M. J. POLLARD (B.A. 1926) has been appointed Lecturer sa, Norton Road, Hove, on August 6, 1930, aged 79. He was an in Mathematics in the University of Cape Town. exhibitioner of the College and obtained a second class in the Classical Tripos. He was ordained in 1878, was vicar of Westcott, Professor P. H. WINFIELD (B.A. 1899), Fellow, was President Dorking, 1894-1910, and rector of Weston Patrick with Weston of the Society of Public Teachers of Law during the year 1929-30. Corbett, Basingstoke, 1910-19. He delivered the Tagore Lectures in the University of Calcutta in the autumn of 1930. Mr E. McKENZ IE TAYLOR (Ph.D. 1927) has been appointed COLLEGE NOTES Scientific Research Officer, Irrigation Branch, Public Works A T the Annual Election on November 3, 1930, the following Department, Lahore, India . were elected into Fellowships in the College : .li.. At the 75th anniversary of the Zurich Polytechnic High School, WILLIAM DOUGLAS VALLANCE H ODGE, formerly Scholar ; Professor A. E. H. LovE (B.A. 1885), Honorary Fellow, was Wrangler b*, Mathematical Tripos, Part Il, 1925 ; Smith's Prize, elected doctor honoris causa. 1927; now lecturer at the University of Bristol. The Council of the Institution of Civil Engineers has awarded J OHN G REENLEES S EMPLE, formerly Scholar, Wrangler b*, a Telford Premium to Dr F. W. C ARTER (B.A. 1895), of Rugby. Mathematical Tripos, Part Il, 1926 ; Philip Bayliss Student, 1927-8 ; Rayleigh Prize, 1929 ; now Professor of Mathematics, The firstaward of the Sandys Studentship of the University has Queen's University, Belfast. been made to D. E. W. WORMELL (B.A. 1930). PHILIP E WART VERNON, formerly Scholar; Class I, Natural Three of the four prizes awarded on performance in the Sciences Tripos, Part I, 1926; Class I, Moral Sciences Tripos, Mechanical Science Tripos, 1930, have been given to members of Part Il, 1927 ; Strathcona Student, 1927-8 ; Rockefeller Founda­ the College : the A. Denny Prize to G. E. C OOKE, the Ricardo tion Fellowship in Social Science at Yale University, 1929. Prize to H. C. RHoDEN,and theJ.B. Seely Prize toA.V. Stephens. A Royal Medal has been awarded by the President and Council Mr E. W. R. PETERSON (B.A. 1922) has been elected a member of the Royal Society to Professor J. E. MARR (B.A. 1879), Fellow, of the Church Assembly for London. for his pioneer work in the accurate zoning of the palaeozoic rocks. The following members of the College have been called to the Professor MARR has been elected an Honorary Fellow of the Bar: On July 2, 19 30, by the Inner Temple, E. W. R. PETERSON Royal Society of Edinburgh. (B.A. 1922), D. R. L ASCELLES (B.A. 19 29), G. E. WALKER The Guy medal in gold of the Royal Statistical Society has been (B.A. 1928), E. P. B RADLOW (B.A. 1929). awarded to Mr A. W. FLux (B.A. 1887), formerly Fellow, for On September 17, 1930, by the Inner Temple, N. Lo NG distinguished service to statistical science. B ROWN (B.A. 1924) ; by the Middle Temple, L. J. L INCOLN Mr J OHN WA LTON (B.A. 1920) has been appointed Regius (B.A. 1928). Professor of Botany in the University of Glasgow. R. G. R EES (Matric. 1929) has been awarded a Yarborough­ The Rev. E. C. RATCLIFF (B.A. 1920) has been elected to an Anderson Scholarship at the Inner Temple. Official Fellowship at The Queen's College, Oxford. K. K. LIM (Matric. 1928) has been awarded the Council of Legal Education Mr H. G. S ANDERS (B.A. 1920) has beenappointed a University Prize for First Place in Criminal Law, 1930, and Lecturer in Agriculture. also the Poland Prize at the Inner Temple. J. M EGAW (Matric. 1928) has been awarded Mr W. P. B ARRETT (B.A. 1927) has been appointed Assistant an entrance scholarship at Gray's Inn. Lecturer in English at King's College, London. 1I8 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 1I9 1. L. LEWIS (RA. 1929) has been awarded a Harmsworth Law Scholarship at the Middle Temple. Marriages The Adams Memorial Prize has been awarded to G. W. CARTER NEVILL FRANCIS MOTT (B.A. 1927), Fellow of Gonville and (Matric. 1928) and E. R. LAP WOOD (Matric. 1928). Caius College, son of Mr and Mrs C. F. Mott, of Liverpool, to RUTH E LEANOR HORDER, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald M. The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced : Horder, of Ealing Green-on March 24, 1930, in Manchester. The Rev. G. D. WHITE (RA. 1887), rector and rural dean of Wallasey, to an honorary canonry in Chester Cathedral. GEORGE TRESTRAIL MORToN (RA. 1925), son of Thomas Morton, to JOAN STAFFORD, daughter of Hugh G. Stafford-ofl The Rev. W. H. VERITY (RA. 1889), assistant rural dean of July 3, 1930, at St George's, Hanover Square. Huddersfield, to the canonry of St Aidan in Wakefield Cathedral. The Rev. H. M. St C. T APPER(B.A. 1894), vicar ofSt Martin's, RICHARD BERTOLD TREKMAN HALL CRAGGS (RA. 1925), Scarborough, to a prebendal stall in York Minster. second son of Ernest Hall Craggs (RA. 1884), to GWENDOLEN OLIVER, daughter of F.A. Oliver, H.M. Consul-General (retired) The Rev. A. J. ROBERTsoN (RA. 1890), rector of New Alres­ -on July IS, 1930, at Holy Trinity, Brompton. ford, to an honorary canonry in Winchester Cathedral. FREDERIC PHILIP CHEETHAM (B.A. 1912), Principal of The Rev. H. L. PASS (B.A. 1898), principal of Chichester EgertonHall, Manchester, to HELEN ELIZABETH MACINTOSH, Theological College, to be a prebendary in Chichester Cathedral. daughter of J. D. MacIntosh, of Woodford Green-on July 19· The Rev. J. C. H. How (B.A. 1903), rector of Liverpool, to be 1930, at Chingford Parish Church. rural dean of Liverpool North. FRANK DAVIES (RA. 1928), son of Bertram Davies, solicitor, The Rev. W. H. HARDING (RA. 1892), vicar of Churcham, to of Hendon, to FREDA BOND, daughter of Thomas H. Bond, of be rural dean of North Forest in the diocese of Gloucester. Blackwell, Worcestershin,-on August 20, 1930, at the Wesleyan Church, Blackwell. The Rev. E. A. HENSLEY (RA. 1890), vicar of Christ Church, Sandown, Isle of Wight, to be rector of Aston, Stevenage, Hert­ THOMAS ARTHUR ALAN BROADBENT (RA. 1924), lecturer fordshire. in mathematics at Reading University, son of G. T. Broadbent, of Consett, Durham, to NITA HORSBURGH HODGE, daughter of The Rev. W. K. CLAY (RA. 1902), rector of Maid's Moreton, A. J. Hodge, of Edinburgh, and sister ofW. V. Hodge (BA. 1925), Buckingham, to the united beneficeof Teffont-Ewyaswith Teffont Fellow-on August 30, 1930, at Maryfield (South) Church, Magna. Edinburgh. The Rev. S. E. SEARS (RA. 1902), vicar of Charnock Richard, Chorley, Lancashire, to be vicar of Flitwick, Bedfordshire. WILLIAM T AYLOR (B.A. 1925), senior mathematical master at Wolverhampton Grammar School, to ELSIE MA Y FIRTH-on The Rev. W. F AIRLIE CLARKE (B.A. 1897), vicar of St August 19, 1930, at the Church of the Holy Innocents, Fallow­ Andrew's, Watford, to be rector of Hallaton, Leicestershire. field, Manchester. The Rev. C. H. STOKES (B.A. 1902), rector of Kynnersley and ROBERT LESLIE HOWLAND (B.A. 1928), Fellow, to EILEEN Preston Wealdmoors, Shropshire, to be rector of Epworth, TAIT, daughter of R. R. Tait, of Morven, Ruislip-on September Doncaster. Il, 1930, at Stoke Poges Church. The Rev. R. H. S. GOBBITT (RA. 1920) to be vicar of St LEWIS BOSTOCK RADFORD (B.A. 1890), Bishop of Goul­ Martin's, Knowle, Bristol. burn, New South Wales, to ENID MARY HASELDEN WHITE, The Rev. R. P. DODD (B.A. 1908), formerly Chaplain of the daughter of the late Rev. Walter Montagu White, formerly of College, vice-principal of Knutsford Test School, to be Chaplain Qu�anbeyan, New South Wales-on October 21, 1930, at the of Wellington School, Somerset. pansh church of Blshop. Middleham, co. Durham. 120 THE EAGLE JOHNIANA 121 R P Morning Post EDWARD EARLE RAVEN (B.A. 1912), Fellow and Dean of the O R E S OND E N T in the of 16 August 1930, College, to ESTHER MARGARET BROOKS, daughter of William referring to early accounts of cricket and football, quotes . C. Brooks of Blackheath-on December 10, 1930, at St Margaret's the description of football given in the Latin life of John Church, Lee. ABarwick (Vita Johannis Barwick, S.T.P., by Peter Barwick, London 1721). John Barwick entered St John's College, Cambridge, in­ May, 1631, under the tuition of Thomas Fothergil ; he afterwards JOHNIANA was elected a Fellow, and later became successively Dean of Durham and Dean of St Paul's. After an account of his dili­ 1637 Andrew Rej of Nagtowic was N sent as ambassador from gence as an undergraduate, the Life continues, Vladislav IV, King of Poland, to King Charles I. He was I accompanied by the Moravian Protestant exile, J ohannes Laetus "Nec tamen adeo sedentariis studiis immori placuit, ut animum (1609-56), who wrote a Latin account of the journey, the Pere­ lassatum non identidem subsecivis horis corporis exercitiis, iisque grinatio. This has just been published at Brno by Professor Otakar sads Athleticis, reficeret; vecte scilicet validissimo lacertorum Odlozilik, and among many interesting particulars contains a narra­ nixu jactando, aut pila (quod moris erat) per densas conglomeran­ tive of their visit to Cambridge, 3-5 September, new style. Besides tium adversariorum catervas, pedibus agitanda." (p. 8) St Catharine's, Trinity, and King's, they went over St John's, and It goes on to tell of the misfortune which befel one of the players, we excerpt the passage relating to the College, with a passage or and to describe Barwick's other activities as an undergraduate. The two on members of the university (pp. 72, 73, 75). whole passage may be quoted from the English version of the Life "Crebri occurrunt nobis Academiae celeberrimae cives, togati (The Life of the Reverend Dr John Barwick, D.D., London, 1724) : et pileo instar Iudeorum ornati ; theologiae studiosorum vestitus niger, nob ilium variabat, viridis vero crebrior occurrebat eadem "Nor yet was he so wholly wedded to his Studies, but that at tamen forma supra nominata. Antiquitus enim constitum fuit, leisure hours he would frequently recreate himself with bodily ut omnes veste talari ad morem Iudaeorum uterentur, aliud pilea­ Exercises, and those violent enough, such as pitching the Bar, and menti genus non gererent, nisi cappas et eas non gradu aliquo playing at Football; at the latter of which having once the ill donati rotundas, donati quadratas .. ..Collegia perrepto, non sine Fortune to break the Collar-Bone of one of his Fellow Collegians, quadam bile, quod desiderium meum per inscitiam studiosorum he was all his Life after so heartily concerned for this Mischance, morari videbam. Plerique Latinae linguae usum nullum habent, that though the Bone was well set, and soon perfectly cured, yet nec peregrinos sermone Latino loquentes intelligunt, sciscitati vel he would never be prevailed upon to play at Football more ; so far pudore suffusi, quibus aliqua frons, recedunt, vel qui perfrictioris was he from the Inhumanity of those, who have no Sense of the frontis sunt, rident .. .. Misfortunes of others. Sometimes he would temper his severer Venimus inde in Collegium D. Johannis. Secundas illud post Studies with softer Recreations, particularly with Musick, de­ Collegium Trinitatis obtinet, aedificium splendidum, arcem servedly accounted one of the Liberal Arts, and that which sweetens dixeris, omnia hic in admirationem hominem rapiunt, cubicula, as well as adorns all the rest ; yet no one had a greater Abhorrence areae, templum, aula, bibliotheca, quae non parum ab eximie docto of that execrable Musick, which ministers to Lewdness and In­ clarissimoque episcopo Lincolniensi, cuius etiam effigiem foribus temperance [qu� Baccho aut Cupidini litari solet]. That in which he superimpositam videre, aucta est. Bonus ille vir et Orthodoxorum delighted was chast, severe, sober, holy ; and the U se he made of it, potissimum religionis ergo pulsorum singularis patronus, nostro was to bear his Part in singing forth God's Praises in the publick tempore in arce regia ad Thamesin Londinii custodiae mandatus Choir, with a Sweetness of Melody equal to that Fervency of erat. Cuius culpam ut ignoramus, ita invidiam fuisse et amorem Devotion, wherewith he daily celebrated them in his Closet. To Orthodoxias suspicamur, ex animoque sortem miseram dolemus. this Study, which adds so much Life and Ornament to Divine Dedit hoc collegium doctissimos, qui post authores reformantium Worship, he was always, by his Example as well as Advice endeavouring to persuade such of his Fellow Collegians of � vix pares habuere, Guilelmum Vitakerum et Guilelmum Parkin­ th younger sort, as their Voices, their Age, and their Genius rendered sium Theologos, utrumque ut publicum Academiae illius profes­ sorem, ita de re Christiana optime meritum." capable thereof: Nor did he repent to have studied himself, what 122 THE EAGLE JOHNIANA 123 collation and he found so useful for the Management of a Choir, when he was he set his eye on the work, and his heart to the or error. afterwards promoted to the Government of a Cathedral." (pp. 9, arrangement, shutting the door against every inaccuracy 10) I will raise a cry to the Rock of my salvation. May He be with him and may He exalt him-to an ever loftier degree !" E First Book of the Psalms, according to the text of the Cam­ G. A. Y. Hbrid ge MS Bible, with the longer Commentary of R. David Quinbi, critically edited ...by S. M. S CHILLER-S ZINESSY, T HE extract which follows is taken, by permission of the pub­ M.A., Ph.D., University Reader in Talmudic, Cambridge, 1883. The Editor's preface, where (pp. viii-ix) will be found the lishers, Messrs Casselland Co., from General J. CHAR TERIS'S Hebrew original of the following passage, is written in a style Tbook Field Marshal! Earl Haig (1929), pp. 167-9' The writer pleasantly reminiscent of that frequently favoured by the most the book was closely associated with Lord Haig throughout the -erudite composers of mediaeval Hebrew prose. No English War. The meteorological reporter who was concerned is Ernest translation of this preface has previously appeared. Gold, 3rd Wrangler 1903 , Fellow of St John's 1906-12, Schuster "And as often as I speak in blessing, thus say I of another Reader in Dynamical Meteorology 1907-10, Lieut.-Col. (tem­ -scholar: 'Behold, I have undertaken to bless-yea, I have found porary) R.E., D.S.O. 1916, F.R.S. 1918, now Assistant Director its main object-and He blessed, so I cannot reverse it ; from Truth of the Meteorological Service. Gas warfare had recently been I cannot turn back.' imposed by the enemy, with devastating results, that demanded a May the blessing of Heaven come down from above and raise, counter-stroke of the same kind. The episode belongs to the Battle in importance and degree, the head of this other enlightened of Loos, on September 25, 1915: :scholar, one highly exalted and to none second ; amongst lovable " The question of the Reserves, though the main, was not Haig's men distinguished for his wisdom and discretion. His cheeks are only preoccupation. The British were for the firsttime making use 'of flamingfire : day and night he labours in the Law of Israel, and of cloud poison gas. Much was hoped from this new implement he knows her paths full well. This is none other than Dr Charles of destruction ; but its efficacy and even its use depended solely Taylor-all who behold him shall call him blessed-the Master upon the direction and the strength of the wind. If the wind of the College of St John the Evangelist. failed altogether, the gas would hang over our own trenches ; if it He gives of his time and his powers to the work of his Master, backed, it would send the cloud of gas over the congested area in stimulating his instructor, standing by his side. Over Scripture their rear. and Homily has he stretched forth his hand. He is wont to swim , Mr Gold, one of the senior officials of the Meteorological in the sea of the Talmud. He has gone down to the depths of Department in London,. had been placed at Haig's disposal, and Cabbala and in lands far off is his name renowned. was now at I Army Headquarters, attached to the Intelligence In Grammar and Philology, he towers over all. And when he Service. Just before midnight the wind, hitherto favourable, had went down into the abyss of the sea of Wisdom, deep he sank and fallen, and there had even been a few gentle breezes blowing from brought up treasure from the mighty waters, and setting restraint the enemy's trenches. At midnight there was not a breath of wind, aside, he brought forth a wondrous work, wherein he placed his and Mr Gold and the Intelligence Service were receiving with the lofty interpretations of the Ethics of the Fathers, ...and with all deepest anxiety during these last hours the reports from instru­ his occupations and the many claims made upon him, he always ments erected at various points throughout the whole area. remained my supporter and my master. And when, a theologian Haig himself slept untroubled, but at 2 a.m., when according to and a geometrician (see his book, mentioned to his praise and the the plan of battle the decision was to be made, he was awakened to honour of his name, Geometry of Conics. And besides these, he be given the disquieting news that the weather reports from all brought into the light of day, ever so many desirable books, in the parts of the area were unfavourable. Mr Gold, with the informa­ sciences of Theology and Geometry : and all of them alike show tion at his disposal from distant meteorological stations far beyond forth and bear witness to the abundance of his wisdom.), he the battlefield, still predicted that just before sunrise a breeze became the head of a great House of Learning, he helped me with would spring up from the right direction, and would last for a few his valiant arm and with his victorious right-hand supported me : hours. StaffOfficers were waiting to convey to the troops the final 124 THE EAGLE THE LIBRARY 125 orders whether or not the gas was to be discharged. Haig ordered the decision to be postponed and went to sleep again. For two more hours there were still no signs of the promised wind. At THE LIBRARY 4 a.m. Haig, with Colonel Fletcher, his Staff Officer, went to the ations and Additions to the Library during the half year meteorological station to make the definitepronouncement. Gold Don Michaelmas, 1930. was still confident, but there was nothing in the reports from the ending a past or present Member of the College.) immediate area that appeared to justify his forecast, and Haig (* The Asterisk denotes deferred the decision to the last moment. From the Master. It was a strange scene of war. The small hut, which was the Archaeologia . Vol. LXXIX. (Soc. of Antiq. of Lond.) meteorological headquarters ; the darkness of the night only broken 4to. Lond. 1929. by the distant flashesof the guns ; Gold busy with his calculations ition of English Mediaeval Art. Victoria and Albert Mu­ of that most incalculable Exhib of all factors in warfare-the weather; seum, 1930. Catalogue (with vol. of plates.) the Staff Officers eager and anxious, and Haig himself silent and 2 pts. sm. 4to. Lond. 1930. motionless, save that from time to time he looked at his watch, and Notes upon MSS. and books in the College Library made by the counted the minutes that remained before the decision must be Rev. J. S. Wood, D.D., sometime President and Hon. Librarian made. of the College. 4to. c. 1861-82. Each report was given to him as it arrived from the distant From C. J. Beadon, Esq. meteorological stations, and until 5 a.m. none was favourable. and sermons, etc., of Richard Beadon* (ob. The decision was fateful. If the wind proved unfavourable, and MS. Latin orations 1824). Fellow of the College, Public Orator, and Bp. of Bath the gas was discharged, it would be an added peril to our own and Wells . troops, and there could be small possibility of their success. If New Testament in Greek. (Pt. II only.) 16mo. Paris, 1549· favourable, and the gas was withheld, its absence would cost many to Professor T. Rutherforth, D.D., Fellow of the Col­ lives, and might prejudice the result of the whole operation. [Belonged lege, ob. 1771.] At 5.15 a single report from a single station noted a slight breath of wind in the right direction and just at the same time the smoke From Rev. J. S. Boys Smith, M.A. from the cigarette in Colonel Fletcher's hand was seen to move T[URBERVILLE] (H[ENRyJ). An abridgment of Christian Doctrine. slowly but surely towards the enemy's lines. In one short incisive 12mo. Basileae, 1680. sentence Haig gave the order that the gas was to be discharged, and [Contains contemp. MS. note " ...given to Edward Lord Vis­ walked slowly away to his own quarters. count Irwin at Rome ...16 86 by Cardinall Howard ", sometime Even before the order could reach the troops all Gold's hopes Fellow Commoner of the College.] were fulfilled : the wind increased and blew steadily in moderate From H. H. Brindley , M.A ., F.S.A. strength in the right direction, and under cover of the gas imme­ International Geographical Congress, Cambridge, July 1928. diate success attended the first stages of the attack. 1\vo hours Report of the proceedings . la. 8vo. Camb. 1930. later reports began to arrive stating that the whole of the first-line German trenches were in our hands, and Haig anxiously awaited From J. Brownbill, M.A. gy, and topography. the transfer of the control of the General Reserve, which even at MOULTON (H. R.). Palaeography, genealo this moment he might have pushed forward with Selections fr om the collections of H. R. Moulton . success." 4tO. Lond. 1930.

-- Palaeography. Examples of historical. documents, etc. 4to. Lond. [1930?]. From Professor W. B. Cannon, C.B., M.D. CANNON (W. B.). The Linacre lecture on the autonomic nervous system: an interpretation. Delivered May 6th, 1930. Repr. from The Lancet. 8vo. Lond. 1930. 1 96 THE EAGLE O BITUARY 197 for a year and though he returned at the end of 1880 and resumed his work to some extent, he had to be content with a good place in EDWARD JOHN LUCIE WHITAKER (B.A. 1889), barrister-at-Iaw, the second class of the Tripos in the subsequent spring. Before died on February 20th, 1931, at 13 Addison Park Mansions, W. he took his degree he had been offered and had provisionally He was called to the bar by Lincoln's Inn on June 14th, 1893. accepted the post of second master at Warrington Grammar CHARLES RICHARD FILDES WINTRINGHAM (B.A. 1930) was killed School, a good specimen of the old northern schools. In Warrington in a flyingaccident on March 27th, 1931, when the machine which he settled down for some years, and here he met and married he was piloting fell into the sea off Herne Bay. He was born in Miss Dido Chorley who survives him. He did not however seek 1909 and was educated at Gresham's School, Holt, and at St scholastic promotion. His religious ideas had developed much John's, where he took the Law Tripos. On going down he was during his illness and in 1881 he was ordained and combined given a commission in the Royal Air Force. active clerical work with scholastic in Warrington. In 1891 he became rector of Halewood and in 1902 vicar of Allerton, an PERCY THEOBALD WRIGLEY (B.A. 1880), late of the Royal College important and opulent suburb of Liverpool, the church of which of Science, South Kensington, died at Shrublands, Kew, on is famous for its beautiful Burne-Jones windows. Here he stayed January 7th, 1931. till 1919, having been made Rural Dean of Childwall and Honorary Canon of Liverpool in 1906. But all through these years the COLLEGE NOTES neurasthenia which had broken up his work at Cambridge re­ turned at intervals. In 1919 he was advised to give up active work R HAROLD HULME BRINDLEY (B.A. 1887) has been elected and settled in a charming cottage in the LIedr Valley facing the M into a Fellowship. Snowdon range. Here he lived for 12 years, sometimes clouded by the same illness, though with many long and happy periods. The following have been elected Honorary Fellows of the Apart from his parochial work Smith took a very prominent College : part in the educational administration both of the City and Diocese Mr THOMAS ETHELBERT PAGE (B.A. 1873), formerly Fellow, of Liverpool. He was first secretary and then president of the Sixth Form Master at Charterhouse from 1873 to 1910, an editor Diocesan Council of Education, also a member of the Council of of the Loeb Classical Library. Liverpool University and of the City Education Committee and Dr GEORGE CHARLES MooRE SMITH (B.A. 1881), Emeritus vice-chairman of its Secondary Education sub-committee. He Professor of the English Language and Literature in the Uni­ was especially interested in promoting emigration schemes and versity of Sheffield. succeeded in settling a good many Liverpool boys happily in Dr GRAFTON ELLIOT SMITH (B.A. 1898), formerly Fellow, New Zealand. I remember hearing that on his retirement a fund Professor of Anatomy in the University of London. was raised to commemorate his s"hvices by founding a Henry Gibson Smith prize or exhibition, though I do not remember the Mr G. U. YULE (M.A. 1913), Fellow, has been appointed exact particulars. Reader in Statistics as from January 1st, 1931. It was by this side of his work that he was best known to the Mr HAROLD JEFFREYS (B.A. 1913), Fellow and Mathematical general public and by this perhaps he will be most widely re­ Lecturer, has been appointed Reader in Geophysics as from membered. But he did not allow these activities to interfere with April 1st, 1931. the calls of his parish, where his sweet nature and broad­ mindedness, coupled with a strong gift of personal influence,won Mr M. P. CHARLESWORTH (B.A. 1920), Fellow, Tutor and him on every side affection and respect. F. H. C. Classical Lecturer, has been appointed Laurence Reader in Classics (Ancient History) as from August 1st, 193 I, and in con­ The Rev. FRANK WEBSTER WHALEY (B.A. 1881), of the Arches, sequence resigns his Tutorship. Lee-on-Solent, died on April 12th, 1931. He was educated at Sedbergh. He was vicar of Horton-in-Ribblesdale from 1883 Mr J. S. Boys SMITH (B.A. 1922) and Mr R. L. HowLAND (B.A. 1927), Fellows of the College, have been appointed Assistant to 1923. Tutors.

E XLVI 13 198 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 199 Mr C. W. GUILLEBAUD (B.A. 1912), Fellow and Tutor, has been Sir LEWIS DIBDIN (RA. 1874), Honorary Fellow, has been nominated by the College as a Pro-Proctor for the ensuing appointed a Lay Ecclesiastical Commissioner for England on his academical year. retirement from the post of First Church Estates Commissioner. Mr J. S. Boys SMITH (B.A. 1922), Fellow, has been appointed Mr W. G. CONSTABLE (RA. 1909), fo rmerly Fellow, assistant University Lecturer in the Faculty of Divinity. director of the National Gallery, has been appointed Professor of the History of Art in the University of London as from October Mr S. GOLDSTEIN (B.A. 1925), Fellow, has been appointed 1st, 1932. University Lecturer in the Faculty of Mathematics. Mr L. C. SOAR (RA. 1922), mathematical master at Whitgift Mr E. C. S. WADE (RA. 1920), Fellow and Law Lecturer, has Grammar School, has been appointed headmaster of the Royal been appointed Tutor of his original College, Gonville and Caius. Grammar School, Henley-on-Thames. Mr R. O. REDMAN (B.A. 1926) has been appointed Assistant Mr G. W. BAIN (RA. 1913), master at Marlborough College, Director of the Solar Physics Observatory. has been appointed to a house-mastership at Repton. In the New Year Honours, 1931, Mr GORDON SIDEY HARDY, The Rev. T. ALLEN MOXON (B.A. 1899), sixth form master at LC.S. (B.A. 1905), acting member of the Central Board of Shrewsbury School, has been appointed headmaster of Denstone Revenue, Government of India, and Mr BIRENDRANATH DE, College. LC.S. (B.A. 1906), officiating commissioner, Berar Division, Central Provinces, were awarded the C.I.E. Mr K. R. BRAIN (B.A. 1926) has been appointed headmaster of Holmfirth Grammar School. In the Birthday Honours, June, 1931, knighthoods were con­ fe rred on PENDRILL CHARLES VARRIER JONES (RA. 1905), founder Mr T. W. WATSON (B.A. 19II) has been appointed headmaster and medical director of Papworth Village Settlement for the of the Grammar School, Dudley. treatment of tuberculosis, and on DONALD KINGDON (B.A. 1905), Mr JOHN WALTON (RA. 1920), Professor of Botany, University chief justice of Nigeria. of Glasgow, has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Professor MILES WALKER (RA. 1899) has been elected a Fellow Edinburgh. of the Royal Society. Mr W. C. B. TUNsTALL (RA. 1921), of the Royal Naval College, A Royal Medal of the Royal Society has been awarded to Dr Greenwich, has been appointed secretary of the Navy Records JOHN EDWARD MARR (RA. 1879), Fellow, Emeritus Professor of Society. • Geology. \ The Commissioners for the Exhibition of 1851 have awarded a The Duddell Medal of the Physical Society has been awarded Senior Exhibition to Mr W. V. D. HODGE (B.A. 1925), Fellow. to Sir JOHN AMBROSE FLEMING (RA. 1881), Honorary Fellow of As a result of the competitive examinations held in July and the College. August, 1930, the following Civil Service appointments have Mr G. R. POTTER (RA. 1922), Lecturer in Mediaeval History, been made : Queen's University, Belfast, has been appointed Professor of K. L. DUNKLEY to the Board of Education, G. E. BOYD . Modern History in the University of Sheffield. SHANNON to the Colonial or Dominions Office, M. C. KENDALL to the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, G. E. TURNER and Mr P. J. GRlGG (RA. 1912) has been appointed Chairman of J. T. REA to Eastern Cadetships in the Colonial Services. the Board of Inland Revenue. A. C. T. EDWARDS (B.A. 1930) and H. A. FOSBROOKE (B.A. 1930) Mr L. C. H. HORTON-SMITH (RA. 1893), formerly Fellow, has have been appointed cadets in the administrative services in been appointed honorary secretary of the Referees (Landlord and Tropical Africa, in Nigeria and Tanganyika, respectively. Tenant Act 1927) Association. 13-2 200 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 20 1

A Henry Fellowship at Yale University has been awarded to The Rev. A. R. TREMEARNE (B.A. 1908), curate of St Mary D. E. W. WORMELL (B.A. 1930). Boltons, South Kensington, to be vicar of Redbourn, Lincolnshire.

A Cholmely Studentship at Lincoln's Inn has been awarded to The Rev. E. M. BENSON (B.A. 1897), vicar of All Saints, A. H. ORMEROD (B.A. 1930). Preston, to be vicar of St Jude, Wolverhampton.

A special prize of 100 guineas has been awarded by the Benchers The Rev. R. S. C. H. WOOD (B.A. 1900), rector of Hothfield, of Gray's Inn to H. E. FRANCIS (Matric . 1929). Kent, to be vicar of Stoke-Row, South Oxfordshire.

The Hispano-British Scholarship has been awarded to J. C. The Rev. C. E. SIDEBOTHAM (B.A. 1902), vicar of St Paul, BROOKE (B.A. 1931). Liverpool, to be vicar of Leintwardine with Adforton, Hereford.

H. C. F. HARWOOD (Matric. 1926) has received a commission The Rev. C. G. T. COLSON (B.A. 1913), vicar of Northfleet, in The Buffs. Kent, to be vicar of St Michael, Paddington.

Goldsmiths' Company Exhibitions have been awarded to The Rev. W. C. B. PURSER (B.A. 1900), curate of Lyminge, J. CLEMOW, for mathematics, and to C. J. MILNER, for physics. Kent, to be vicar of Teynham with St Andrew, Sittingbourne. Sir William Browne's Medal for a Greek Ode or Elegy has been The Rev. R. S. EVES (B.A. 1909), vicar of St Barnabas, Pimlico, awarded to K. H. JACKSON. formerly Chaplain of the College, to be vicar of St Alban's, The essay submitted by J. W. ARCHBOLD (B.A. 1929) for the Holborn. Smith's Prize received the mark of distinction. The Rev. J. C. WILCOX (B.A. 1886) to be rector of Beeby, Mr G. G. MOWAT (B.A. 1929), St Thomas's Hospital, and Mr Leicester. C. A. W. WHITFIELD (B.A. 1928), University College Hospital, The Rev. K. CLARKE (B.A. 1896), vicar of Bognor, to be a have been admitted members of the Royal College of Surgeons. Prebendary in Chichester Cathedral.

.On January 29th, 1931, licence to practise was granted by the The Rev. J. A. TELFORD (B.A. 1891), vicar of Seven Kings, to Royal College of Physicians to T. D. G. WILSON (B.A. 1927), be rector of Dengie with Asheldham. University College Hospital. The Rev. F. W. FISHER (B.A. 1883) has resigned the rectory of Last June a subscription was started in memory of Professor Stansted, near Wrotham, Kent, which he has held since 1918. K. J. P. ORTON (B.A. 1895), in order to found a biennial Kennedy Orton Lecture on the life of the cQuntryside at the University The following members of the College have been ordained : College of North Wales, Bangor. The sum of £178 has been collected, and its administration accepted by the Council of the University College. The firstlecture, on some aspects of bird life Advent, 1930 and behaviour, will be delivered in the spring of 1932. Priest: R. S. MAXWELL (B.A. 1924), All Saints, Notting Hill ; The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced : D. H. OWEN (B.A. 1919), Christ Church, Albany Street, St Pancras. The Rev. C. L. DUNKERLEY (B.A. 1914), vicar of Laleham, Middlesex, to be rector of Iver Heath, Bucks. Deacon: O. K. DE LA T. DE BERRY (B.A. 1929), Ridley Hall, to St Mary, Islington ; J. R. M. JOHNSTONE (B.A. 1929), Cuddesdon, The Rev. P. N. H. PALMER (B.A. 1924), curate of St John, to Otley Parish Church ; E. C. ROWLANDS (B.A. 1928), St Lowestoft, to be rector of Girton, Cambridge. Michael's Theological College, Llandaff,to St Andrew, Llwynypia, Llandaff. The Rev. A. W. BUTTERWORTH (B.A. 1923), curate of St John the Baptist, Croydon, to be rector of St Giles, Colchester. 202 THE EAGLE BOOK REVIEWS 203

Lent, 1931 BOOK REVIEWS

Deacon: J. C. MCCORMICK (B.A. 1928), Scho. Cane. Lincoln, The Masque of Lady Margaret, by c. L. F.DALTON and MARY KELLY. to Bolton Parish Church. Scenes from the life of Lady Margaret Beaufort, which were acted on June loth and 11th in Bedford Park by the Bedford Trinity, 1931 County Federation of Women's Institutes, giving in dramatic Priest: R. H. BAINES (RA. 1928) in the diocese of Coventry ; form a sketch of her character and some outstanding moments in F. H. MONCREIFF (RA. 1927) in the diocese of Ely ; G. E. her career. The introduction gives a complete summary of her MARTINEAU (RA. 1926) jn the diocese of Derby. history, and a useful genealogical table is appended. Among other illustrations is a reproduction of the very fine Portrait in the Deacon: H. 1. NOAKES (RA. 1928) to Waltham Abbey. National Portrait Gallery. This book should be of particular interest to Johnians. Marriages Roe, by EDMUND VALE. (Dent.) CHARLES STANLEY PINCKARD FRANKLIN (RA. 1898), Instructor Captain, Royal Navy, to EVELYN GRAYSON WHITE-on December Roe is an Irish setter, who was found in a shell-hole, two days 27th, 1930, at the Chapel of the Royal Naval College, Greenwich. after the battle in which Vimy Ridge was stormed and taken, April 9th, 1917. The story reveals a picture of battle-fields, back PHILIP HIGHFIELD HIGHFIELD-JONES (RA. 1916), Major, The areas, British soldiers and French peasants as seen through the South Staffordshire Regiment, son of Mr and Mrs B. Highfield­ eyes of a dog. Roe has adventures with Driver Joe Timmins, Jones, of Harlech, Merioneth, to MURIEL REED, daughter of Mr with another dog Jack, with cats, with Sergeant Waters, with kites, and Mrs F. H. Reed, of Newbridge Crescent, Wolverhampton­ with trout ; and his amusing escapades include one love affair. on March loth, 1931, at Tettenhall Collegiate Church. He passed through the war uninjured but was run overby a motor car in England, to the undying sorrow of his master, Big Brown. JOHN McINTOSH SWIFT (RA. 1908), vicar of Garston, Liver­ The book is attractively produced and is illustrated by pleasant pool, to MARION WALLEY, daughter of Mr R. T. WaIley, of pencil drawings. Western Drive, Grassendale-on April 29th, 193 1, in Chester Cathedral. THE LIBRARY RONALD PEDDlE (RA. 1926), elder son of the late Rev. James Donations and Additions to the Library during the half-year Peddie and Mrs Anderson, of Milliken Pa.rk, Renfrewshire, to ending Lady Day, 1931. VERA NICKLIN, daughter of the late W. C. Nicklin, of Guildford­ on June 2nd, 1931, at Holy Trinity Church. Bramley, Surrey. ('* The Asterisk denotes a past or present Member of the ColIege.)

From the Astronomer Royal. Royal Qbservatory, Cape of Good Hope. Report . . .for 1929. JOHNIANA fol. Lond. 1930. -- -- Greenwich. Observations made ...in 1928. Dr Harold Jeffreys, Reader in Geo -Physics in Cambridge 4to. Lond. 1930. University, is delighted with the earthquake. "To my mind," Nizamiah Observatory, Hyderabad. Astrographic catalogue, he said yesterday, "it was almost a perfect earthquake." 1900'0 . Vol. VII. 4tO. Edin. 1930. The Evening Standard, June 8th, 1931. From A. T. Bartholomew, M.A. '*BUTLER (SAMUEL), D.D. Atlas of modern geography. New edn. la. 8vo. Lond. 1851. 36 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 37 chaplain at Bonn from 1882 to 1889 ; he then became organising secretary of the Midland district of the Assistant Curates Society. COLLE GE NOTES In 1895 he went out to Tasmania, being vicar of Sheffield, 1895-6 ; rector of Bothwell, 1896-<) ; vicar of Waiuku, New Zealand, 1899- AT the Annual Election on October 12th, 1931, the following 1902. He then returned to England and, after holding curacies in n. were elected into Fellowships : London, became rector of Bradden, Towcester, Northamptonshire, GREGORY BATES ON , formerly Scholar : Class I, Natural Sciences in 1913, retiring in 1922. Tripos, Part I, 1924 ; Class I, Anthropological Tripos, 1926 ; The Rev. DAvID WOODWARD WHINCUP (B.A. 1886), of Loudoun Strathcona Student, 1926-7 ; Anthony Wilkin Student, 1926. Road, N.W., died at New Southgate, of pneumonia, on September HUGH PERCIVAL WHARTON GATTY : Class II, Historical Tripos, 28th, 1931. He was ordained in 1887 and, after holding curacies Part I, 1927 ; Class II, Historical Tripos, Part II, 1928 ; Taylor in London, became vicar of St Paul's, New Southgate, in 1905. Student, 1929 ; Strathcona Student, 1930. In 1915 he went as a curate to Falmouth; from 1919 to 1920 he was chaplain at Geneva ; he then became vicar of All Saints', RODERICK OLIVER REDMAN : Senior Optime, b*, Mathematical St John's Wood, retiring recently. Tripos, Part II, 1926 ; Stewart of Rannoch Scholar for Sacred Music, 1925 ; Slater Student, 1926; Philip Baylis Scholar, Isaac The Rev. ERNEST JOHN WILD (B.A. 1881), of Wadhurst, Sussex, Newton Student and Sheepshanks Exhibitioner, 1927 ; on the died on September 16th, 1931, aged 72. He was rector of staffof the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory, Victoria, British Rattlesden, Bury St Edmunds, 1892-1912; rector of Barming, Columbia, 1928-31 ; Assistant Director, Solar Physics Obser­ Kent, 1912-20. vatory, Cambridge. ARTHUR JOSEPH WILSON (B.A. 1889) died at 496 Upper Richmond Professor E. J. RApSON (B.A. 1884), Fellow, and Mr G. J. Road, S.W. IS, on June loth, 1931, aged 63 . He was the second son of the Rev. George Edwin Wilson, of Sunderland, and came TURNER (B.A. 1889) have been elected Fellows of the British up to St John's from Durham School. Academy. The Rev. REGINALD MAXWELL WOOLLEY, D.D. (B.A. 1899), died The Copley Medal of the Royal Society has been awarded to at Minting Rectory, Horncastle, on September 5th, 1931, aged 54. Sir ARTHUR SCHUSTER (Hon. Sc.D. 1904) for his distinguished He was a Scholar and Naden Divinity Student of the College, and researches in optics and terrestrial magnetism. took a first class in each part of the Theological Tripos ; he also Mr A. F. RussELL (B.A. 1900) has been appointed Chief Justice won the Evans and J eremie Prizes. He was ordained in 1902 to of Southern Rhodesia. a curacy in Northampton ; in 1908 he was presented by the College Mr SAMUEL LEES (B.A. 1909), formerly Fellow, has been to the living of Minting. In 1917 he was collated to the prebend appointed to the Chance Chair of Mechanical Engineering in the of Welton Westhall with Gorehall in Lincoln Cathedral. He was University of Birmingham, in succession to Professor F. W. a learned liturgical scholar; his published works include The Burstall (B.A. 1889), also a Johnian. Liturgy of the Primitive Church (1910), The Bread of the Eucharist (1913), Coronation Rites (1915), The Canterbury Benedictional Mr N. BISHOP HARMAN (B.A. 1897), Treasurer of the British (1916), The Officium and Miracula of Richard RoUe of Hampole Medical Association, has been awarded the Gold Medal for (1918), The Gilbertine Rite (1922-3), St Hugh of Lincoln (1927). Distinguished Merit of the Association. He received the honorary He issued a catalogue of the MSS. in Lincoln Cathedral Library degree of LL.D. from the University of Manitoba on the occasion in 1927. of the Association's meeting at Winnipeg in 1930. ALLAN YOUNG (B.A. 1881), of the Red Lodge, Banstead, barrister­ Sir DONALD MAcALIsTER, Bart., K.C.B. (B.A. 1877), Fellow, at-law, died on October 21st, 1931. He was the youngest son of has resigned the officeof President of the General Medical Council, the Rev. William Young and Charlotte Allan Young. He was in which he has held for 27 years. the Colonial Service, Education Department, Jamaica. He was Sir NORMAN BENNETT (B.A. 1891) has been appointed President called to the Bar by the Inner Temple on June 24th, 1903. of the British Dental Hospital. �

COLLEGE NOTES 39 38 THE EAGLE (B.A. 1931) has been appointed Assistant Mr G. U. YULE (M.A. 1912), Fellow, qualified for his Air Mr F. D. COGGAN Languages in the University of Manchester. Ministry pilot's certificate (Certificate A) in November, 193 I. Lecturer in Semitic (B.A. 1931) has been appointed to a At the General Election, October, 1931, Mr A. J. CHOTZNER Mr T. J. MACDONALD King's School, Grantham. (B.A. 1895), late LC.S., was returned as M.P. for Upton. mathematical masters hip at 29) was placed 26th in the list of Mr F. L. ENGLEDOW (B.A. 1913), Fellow, Drapers Professor of Mr E. F. LYDALL (B.A. 19 Civil Service candidates selected for appointment to the Indian Agriculture, has been elected to serve on the Council of the 1931. He Senate. on the result of the open competition held in August, the Cama Prize has been assigned to Assam and has been awarded Sir HENRY HOWARD (B.A. 1897), Fellow and Senior Bursar, has the College. been appointed a member of the Development Committee of the by F. J. LYON (B.A. Cambridge Chamber of Commerce. Mr D. G. B. LEAKEY (B.A. 1931) and Mr Forest Depart­ 930) have been selected for appointments in the Mr A. E. WATKINS (B.A. 1920), formerly Fellow, has been 1 of Kenya and the Gold Coast respectively. appointed University Lecturer in Cytology. ments a Colonial R. K. KERKHAM Matric. 1929) has been awarded The following members of the College have been approved by Mr ( Scholarship. the Degree Committee of the Faculty of Divinity for the Degree Agricultural Colonial of Bachelor of Divinity : Mr H. R. BINNS (B.A. 1931) has been awarded a Scholarship. The Rev. S. NOWELL-RosTRoN (B.A. 1905), the Rev. R. M. Veterinary been called to POPE (B.A. 1887), and the Rev. W. M. TEAPE (B.A. 1885). The following members of the College have Mr R. STONELEY (B.A. 1915), Lecturer in Mathematics in the the Bar : (B.A. 1926), University of Leeds, has taken the degree of Doctor of Science in By the Middle Temple, Mr J. M. K. HAWTON the University of Cambridge. Graves Prizeman, 1926. 30). Mr F. P. WHITE (B.A. 1915), Fellow, has been appointed By Lincoln's Inn, Mr A. H. ORMEROD (B.A. 19 the Member­ Praelector of the College in succession to Mr Boys Smith. Mr H. P. HUTCH INSON (B.A. 1926) has obtained Mr COLIN MAHER (B.A. 1927) has been appointed Agricultural ship of the Royal College of Physicians. July 30th, Officer for the Trans-Nzoia District of Kenya, and is stationed Diplomas of L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S. were conferred on Hospital, and at Kitale. 1931, upon Mr E. J. CURRANT (B.A. 1928), London Hospital. The honorary degree of LL.D. of the University of Edinburgh . upon Mr L. S. EVERETT (B.A. 1929), King's College 12th, 1931, has been conferred on Dr G. G. COULTON (B.A. 1881), Fellow. Diplomas of M.R.C.S. were conferred on November College Hospital, Mr B. T. WATTS (B.A. 1905), lately in the Surve Department upon Mr H. W. COWEN (B.A. 1928), University y Hospital, and Mr of Cyprus, has been appointed head of the Land and Survey Mr G. W. HALL-SMITH (B.A. 1928), Guy's . Office in Uganda. R. S. C. McDADE (B.A. 1927), St Thomas's Hospital GRACIE, R.N. (B.A. Professor R. A. SAMPSON (B.A. 1888), formerly Fellow, Instructor-Lieutenant-Commander H. S. Astronomer Royal for Scotland, has been elected President of the 1923) has been appointed to the Erebus. to hold the University of Durham Philosophical Society. Professor T. H. Mr J. MEGAW (B.A. 1931) has been appointed University HAVELOCK (BA. 1900), formerly Fellow, is a Vice-President. Joseph Hodge Choate Memorial Fellowship at Harvard Mr J. W . .ARCHBOLD (B.A. 1929) has been appointed Assistant for the year 193 1-2. Lecturer in Mathematics, University College, London. Mr E. E. POCHIN (B.A. 1931) has been awarded a Goldsmid Medical Mr J. A. BEAvAN (B.A. 1929) has received an appointment in Entrance Scholarship at University College Hospital the aerodynamics section of the National Physical Laboratory. School . 40 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 41

Mr T. L. H. SHORE (B.A. 1931) has been awarded the Price The Rev. P. GREEVES (B.A. 1896), rector of Hingham, Norwich, Scholarship in Anatomy and Physiology at the London Hospital to be rural dean of Hingham. Medical College. The Rev. R. Y. BONSEY (B.A. 1897), vicar of Wiveliscombe, Mr A. INNEs (B.A. 1931) has been awarded a Senior Entrance Somerset, to be rector of Great Oakley, Harwich, a College living. Scholarship at St Bartholomew's Hospital Medical College. The Rev. J. H. A. HART (B.A. 1898), formerly Fellow, to be Mr J. A. BRIGHTMAN (Matric. 1929) has been appointed to a vicar of Holme on Spalding Moor, Yorkshire, a College living. Tancred Studentship in Law, to be held at Lincoln's Inn. The Rev. J. R. FOSTER (B.A. 1897), rector of Farmborough, The following University awards have been made to members Bath, to be vicar of Higham, Kent, a College living. of the College : On September 27th, 1931, Mr J. R. SOUTHERN (B.A. 1928), Craven Studentship, to H. A. MURRAY (B.A. 1931). Egerton Hall, was ordained Priest in the diocese of Manchester. Grants from the Craven Fund, to D. R. DUDLEY (B.A . 1931) On October 4th, 1931, Mr C. H. HEATH (B.A. 1888) was and R. J. GETTY (B.A. 1930). ordained Deacon at Birmingham and was licensed to St George's, Edgbaston. Mr Heath has just retired from a mastership at King Jebb Studentship, to H. S. DAVIES (B.A. 1931). Edward's School, Birmingham, where he had been since 1899. Michael Foster Studentship, to E. E. PoCHIN (B.A. 1931). The Rev. A. W. GREENUP (B.A. 1889), rector of Great Oakley, George Long Prize for Jurisprudence, to R. G. REES (B.A. 1931). Harwich, and the Rev. W. H. DAVIS (B.A. 1887), vicar of All Rex Moir Prize and Ricardo Prize, to J. G. JAGGER (B.A. 1931). Saints', Lower Brixham, have resigned their incumbencies. Mayhew Prize, to G. W. CARTER (B.A. 1931). Marriages Jeremie Septuagint Prize, to F. D. COGGAN (B.A. 1931); ALFRED COLIN MAHER (B.A. 1927), son of Mr and Mrs Alfred honourably mentioned, E. MARMORSTEIN. Maher, of Holyport, Maidenhead, to MARGARET BRUCE WATSON, Grants from the Jebb Fund, to E. A. LANE (Matric. 1929) and second daughter of Major and Mrs F. L. Watson, of Moor T. L. STODDARD (Matric. 1929). Allerton, Leeds-on February 22nd, 193 I, in Mombasa Cathedral. OAKDEN, M.B. (B.A. 1921), of The Hurst, The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced : GEORGE FREDERIC Milton Road, Cambridge, to ISABEL MARY GILES, daughter of the The Rev. G. S. OSBORN (B.A. 1894), vicar of St Margaret's, Master of Emmanuel College, Cambridge-on June 24th, 1931, Prestwich, to be rector of Milton, near Cambridge. at All Saints' Church, Milton, Cambridge. The Rev. J. C. MAKINSON (B.A. 1913), vicar of St Timothy, WILFRED SHAW, M.D. (B.A. 1919), to FRANcEs ANNE GRICE, Crookes, Sheffield, to be vicar of St Werburgh, Derby. third daughter of Mr and Mrs Grice, of Caversham, Oxfordshire­ on June 30th, 1931, at St Peter's, Caversham. The Rev. L. W. THOMAS (B.A. 1889), vicar ofSledmere, Malton, Yorkshire, to be rural dean of Harthill. ARTHUR GORDON HURRY (B.A. 1918), only son of the late Dr J amieson B. Hurry (B.A. 1880), to ROSEMARY INGHAM PICKERING, The Rev. C. F. TYRRELL (B.A. 1903), vicar of St Matthew's, only daughter of W. E. Pickering, of Edgehill, Stone, Stafford­ Upper Clapton, to be vicar of St John the Baptist, Margate. shire-on July 1st, 1931, at Studland Church, Dorset. The Rev. G. WATKINSON (B.A. 1894), vicar of Northowram, ARTHUR WILLIAM KEITH BRACKETT (B.A. 1920) to PHYLLIS Halifax, to the canonry of St Wilfrid in Wakefield Cathedral. MANsELL, daughter of the late Mr E. R. Mansell, of St Leonards­ The Rev. N. D. COLEMAN (B.A. 1913), chaplain of University on-Sea-on July 25th, 1931, at Holy Trinity Church, Hastings. College, Durham, to be an examining chaplain to the Bishop of ALFRED SUTHERLAND LE MAITRE (B .A. 1920), �nly son of Mr and Bradford. Mrs A. G. Le Maitre, of St Andrews, Fife, to EVELYN MARTELLI, 42 THE EAGLE THE LIBRARY 43 elder daughter of the late E. W. Martelli, K.C.-on July 29th, From the Astronomer Royal. 1931, in Lincoln's Inn Chapel. Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope. Report .. .for 1929. VYVYAN JOSEPH SANGER-DAVIES (B.A. 1930), eldest son of the -- Greenwich. Observations made in . . 1929. Rev. H. J. T. Sanger-Davies, to NANCY HELEN FILSELL-on -- . July 30th, 193 I. ------Photographic magnitudes of stars brighter than 14m·O in Kapteyn's selected areas. WALTER LANGDON BROWN, M.D. (B.A. 1892), of 31 Cavendish Avenue, W. I, to FREDA HURRY, only child of Mr and Mrs Henry From Rev. J. S. Boys Smith, M.A. Bishop Hurry, formerly of Sledgehirn, Eye, Northamptonshire­ Two engraved views of 8t John's College, Cambridge. (After on August 1st, 1931, at St Mary's Church, Bryanston Square, Loggan, published by J. Beeverell in Les ddlices de la London. Grand'Bretagne & de l'IrZande. Leide, 1707.) oblong srn. 4tO. 17°7· WILLIAM MEREDITH WHITEMAN (B.A. 1926), editor of The Eight engraved views of St John's College, Cambridge, by R. B. Bazaar, Exchange and Mart, to PATRICIA AILEEN THoRNToN, of HARRADEN. (From his Illustrations of the University of Cam­ J Pinner Green, Middlesex-on September 5th, 1931, at Pinner 1809-29. Church. bridge, 1830.) oblong folio, dated Brereton, M.A., D. es Lettres (Hon .), Lille. GEOFFREY EMETT BLAcKMAN (B.A. 1925), son of Professor and From Cloudesley and the way out. Mrs V. H. Blackman, of 17 Berkeley Place, Wimbledon, to *BRERETON (Cloudesley). The agricultural crisis Press, 1930. AUDREY BABETTE SELIGM.'\N, only daughter of Dr and Mrs Richard Repr. from the Eastern Daily Sept.-Oct. srn.8vo. Norwich [1930]. Seligman, of Lincoln House, Parkside, Wimbledon-on October 8th, 1931, at All Saints' Church, Fulham. From Mrs H. H. Brindley . A Summer on the JOHN STOPFORD (B.A. 1913), of Hikone, elder son of the Rev. HAVILAND (Maud D.) [Mrs H. H. BR1NDLEY] . 8vo. Lond. 1915. Canon J. B. Stopford (B.A. 1883), of Manchester, to MARY Yenesi (1914), YATES, of Tokyo-on October 15th, 1931, at H.B.M. Consulate, From H. H.Brin dley , M.A., F.S.A. Osake. *BRINDLEY (H. H.). The Hinchingbrooke drawings of the action JOHN BRYANT DIGBY DE MAHE (B.A. 1923), only son of Prince between the ' Lyon ' and the ' Elisabeth,' 1745. Repr. from The 8vo. Camb. 1931. and Princess De Mahe, to RACHEL URSULA ISOLDE GUINNESS, Manner's Mirror, XVII, 1931. la. second daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Seymour Guinness-on CALLENDER (G.). The Queen's House, Greenwich. A short history. November 26th, 1931, at St Michael's Church, Chester Square. Repr. from the Annual Report of the Soc. for Nautical Research, 1929. 4to. Lond. [1930). CLOWES (G. S. Laird). Sailing ships, their history & development Science THE LIBRARY as illustrated by the collection of ship-models in the Museum. Pt. I. 8vo. Lond. 1930. LAUG Studies in naval history: biographies. Donations and HTON (]. K.). Additions to the Library during the half-year 8vo. Lond. 1887. ending Michaelmas, 1931. RICHMOND (Admiral Sir Herbert) The Navy in India, 1763-83 . (* The Asterisk denotes a past or present Member of the College.) la. 8vo. Lond. 1931. From the President. From G. G. Coulton, Lilt.D., F.B.A. *SU{ES (E. E.). The Greek view of poetry. srn. 8vo. Lond. 193 I. *COULTON (G. G.). In defence of the Reformation. Three lectures delivered at ...Liver pool, together with ...comments, etc. From F. J. Adkins, M.A. 8vo. Lond. 1931. *ADKINS (F. J.). How Europe grew. 8vo. Lond. 1931. -- Romanism and truth. 2 vols. srn. 8vo. Lond. 1930-I. 100 THE EAGLE COLLEGE CHRONICLE 101 many of us will probably suffer disillusion in the future. He also "profound sense of form:' but our words will be meaningless kindly invited some members of the Society to watch him in the unless we know what the form ought to be, what is its purpose. theatre on the following day. " Aesthetic " criticism, thus tending to deny that beauty has At the firstmeeting of the Lent Term, on January 28th, at which anything to do with the mind, degrades art to the level of a Sir Humphry Rolleston was present, Mr Fell probed into pleasant minister to the senses ; good taste in pictures would thus "Diseases in history "-with special reference to royalty. be on a par with a healthy taste for food-and even an idiot likes On February 18th, Dr Shore spoke on " Nervous lesions in the good food. �r. Gill prefe�s .to b.elieve in beauty as a reflection of arm," from his neurological experience in the war. He showed something spmtual and dlvme. many slides of the postures assumed in the various types. Amid the mass production of a material age, handicrafts and the In March, Dr Winton, under the title, "Muscular contraction," "fine arts " will suffer because they do not reflect the spirit of the gave us an account of the athletic side of muscular physiology. times. Sham Gothic does not express a religion or philosophy ; The annual dinner, which was a great success, was held on the bridge at Saltash, and not the Kensington horror, is the true March 7th ; and on May 18th, the last meeting of the year, the memorial of Albert. To-day, artists are idiosyncratics and their Society had its photograph taken. work means nothing to anyone outside a limited coterie of A change was made this year in rule 5, so that there are now aesthetes. Our real works of art are the products of the factory. eight vice-presidents. This made it possible to ask Mr Howland to After the drinking of toasts and a general discussion, the meeting join the Society. ended with the departure of Mr Gill in company of Professor Cornford. It is regretted that none of the many invitations for visitors THE NASHE SOCIETY during the rest of the term were accepted. President: H. ST C. STEWART. Secretary : E. A. LANE. Treasurer: D. R. DUDLEY. ON February 5th the Nashe Society met in K. E. Nelson's rooms to hear Mr Eric Gill read a paper on "Art and Reality." COLLEGE NOTE S He began with a word about the material and spiritual elements R STANLEY JOHN BAILEY (B.A. 1922) has been elected into which are blended to produce a work of art. The proportions of o a Fellowship and appointed College Lecturer in Law. both in the mixture vary in different ages according as men find M their conception of reality in one or the other. In the Middle At the Annual Election in May, 1932, the following were Ages the world of the spirit was the one reality, so the creative elected into Fellowships: impulse found its outlet in building and decorating churches ; HENRY DICKINSON WESTLAKE (B.A. 1929), formerly Scholar ; to-day the decline of belief in God and an immortal soul, with the Class I, Classical Tripos, Part I, 1927 ; Class I, Classical Tripos, encroachment of materialism, leads to the construction of great Part !I, 1929, with special merit in History ; Strathcona Student, commercial buildings instead. The consummation of the material­ 1929. ist type of civilization may be looked for in the Russia of the im­ LOUIS ROSENHEAD (Ph.D. 1930); Ph.D. Leeds, 1928; Open mediate future. Strathcona Student, 1928; Senior Student of the Exhibition of Whatever men do or make, their religion and philosophy is at the 1851, 1930. back of it. We make what we believe to be good. The " aesthetic " sense working independently of good or evil cannot produce art ; to the " aesthetic" critic the subject is nothing, but to the workman Dr F. W. CARTER (B.A. 1895), Professor F. C. BARTLETT it is all in all. The cathedral of Chartres could not have existed (B.A. 1915), Fellow, and Dr D. R. HARTREE (B.A. 1921), formerly of but for Christianity, nor the Forth Bridge but for the genius Fellow, Beyer Professor of Applied Mathematics in the Univer­ materialism. Without knowing what they are about, we may say sity of Manchester, have been elected Fellows of the Royal Society that the windows of Chartres are beautiful because of their 102 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 103 In the New Year Honours, 1932, PERCY JAMES GRIGG (B.A. Vice-President of the American Institute of Radio Engineers 1912), Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue, received the for 1932. K.C.B. Dr J. PERCIVAL (B.A. 1887), Professor of Agricultural Botany In the Birthday Honours, June, 1932, JOHN HENRY DARWIN in the University of Reading, is retiring in September. (B.A. 1907), LC.S., Magistrate and Collector, United Provinces, Sir PERCY SARGENT (B.A. 1894) has been appointed Bradshaw ALMA LATIFI (B.A. 1901), LC.S., Commissioner, Punjab, and Lecturer of the Royal College of Surgeons for 1932. TOM LISTER (B.A. 1909), LC.S., Secretary to the Government Mr C. C. OKELL (B.A. 1911), Professor of Bacteriology, Univer­ of Burma, Reforms Office, received the C.LE. sity College Hospital Medical School, has been elected a Fellow Professor O. H. P. PRIOR (M.A. 1919), Fellow, has been of the Royal College of Physicians. created Chevalier de la Legion d'Honneur. Mr W. C. BARBER (B.A. 1929) has received the diploma of The degree of Doctor of Letters, honoris causa, was conferred membership of the Royal College of Surgeons. on Dr H. F. STEWART (B.A. 1886), formerly Dean, by the Univer­ W. A. LAw (Matric. 1929) has been awarded an open scholar­ sity of Caen on the occasion of its 500th anniversary. ship at the London Hospital Medical College. The title of Stokes Lecturer in Mathematics has been conferred The following members of the College were called to the Bar (Ph.D. 1926), Fellow. on Dr P. A. M. DIRAC on 26 January 1932: Mr N. F. MOTT (B.A. 1927), Fellow of Gonville and Caius By the Inner Temple : Mr R. G. REEs (B.A. 1931), Certificate College, has been appointed a University Lecturer in Mathe­ of Honour, Yarborough Anderson Scholar, 1931; and Mr P. L. matics. BUSHE-Fox (B.A. 1928). Mr F. D. MORTON, K.C. (B.A. 1909), has been appointed a By the Middle Temple : Mr L. LEWIs (B.A. 1929)' member of the Treasury Committee on the codification of Income­ 1. tax Law. By Gray's Inn : Mr H. E. FRANCIS (LL.B. 1931), Certificate of Honour, Lord Justice Holker Senior Scholar and Arden Prize­ Mr W. MASSY RoYDS (B.A. 1900) has been appointed H.M. man, 1931. Consul-General for Corea, to reside at Seoul. Mr A. J.LOVERIDGE (B.A. 1926) was called to the Bar by the Dr F. J. WALDO (B.A. 1875) has resigned his officeas Coroner Middle Temple on 8 June 1932. for the City of London and the Borough of Southwark, which he has held since 1901. On the results of the Civil Service Examination held in July and 1931, D. M. CLEARY (B.A. 1930) received a Junior The following higher degrees have been taken by members of August, Appointment in the India Office and R. N. the College : Administrative BROOME (B.A. 1930) an Eastern Cadetship in the Colonial Service . M.D.: Mr F. W. LAw (B.A. 1922).

Litt.D.: Mr Z. N. BROOKE (B.A. 1905), Fellow of Gonville and The following University awards have been made to members Caius College. of the College : M.Chir. : Mr H. TAYLOR (B.A. 1926). Yorke Prize for 1931, Mr R. M. JACKSON (B.A. 1924)' Jerernie Septuagint Prize, Tyrwhitt Hebrew Scholarship and Ph.D.: Mr W. P. BARRETT (B.A. 1927), Mr R. P. GILLESPIE a Mason Prize for Biblical Hebrew, Mr F. D. COGGAN (B.A. 1931). (matric. 1925), Mr P. E. VERNON (B.A. 1927), Fellow. John Stewart of Rannoch Scholarship in Hebrew, C. D. Mr A. HAMILTON THOMPSON (B.A. 1895), Professor of History RApPAPORT (Matrie. 1931). in the University of Leeds, has been appointed Ford's Lecturer in English History in the University of Oxford for the year 1932-3 . Le Bas Prize, essay commended,Mr T. C. WORSLEY (B.A. 1929). Mr E. V. APPLETON (B.A. 1914), formerly Fellow, Wheatstone Second Winchester Reading Prize (divided), J. R. STEVENS Professor of Physics at King's College, London, has been elected (Matrie . 1929).

E XLVII 8 104 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 105 Henry Fellowship to Yale University, Mr D. R. DUDLEY Bradford, Mr E. C. ROWLANDS (B.A. 1929), by the Bishop of (B.A. 1931). Llandaff, upon letters of request from the Bishop of St David's, ed Priest ; Mr S. ROBERTON (B.A. 1930), by the Bishop of The Royal Commissioners for the Exhibition of 1851 have ordain Exeter, ordained Deacon and licensed to St Andrew with St awarded a Senior Studentship to Mr R. S. ALcocK (B.A. 1930). Catherine, Plymouth. The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced : Trinity, 1932: Mr J. C. MCCORMICK(B. A. 1929), by the Bishop The Rev. C. E. STUART (B.A. 1914), chaplain to the European of Manchester, and Mr H. I. NOAKES (B.A. 1928), by the Bishop residents in Kampala, to be Assistant Bishop in the diocese of of Chelmsford, ordained Priest ; Mr A. A. WYNNE-WILLSON Uganda. (B.A. 1930) ordained Deacon by the Bishop of Durham and Prebendary F. A. HIBBERT (B.A. 1889), rector of Adderley, licensed to Norton. Market Dray ton,Shropshire, to be rector of Brandesburton, York­ shire, a College living. Marriages The Rev. HARRY SNEATH (B.A. 1897) to be rector of Alburgh, GERALD ROE CRONE (B.A. 1922), third son of Dr J. S. Crone, Norfolk, a College living. J.P., Castlereagh, Ealing, to HELEN MAY WARD, youngest daughter of Waiter Carrington Ward, Montana, U.S.A.-on 9 February The Rev. H. WILCOX (B.A. 1892), rector of Maulden, Bedford­ 1932, at All Saints' Church, Granby, Notts. shire, to be rector of Frating with Thorington, near Colchester, a College living. FRANK WILLIAM THoMPsoN (B.A. 1927), H.M. Inspector of Factories in South Essex, to EILEEN VERA POPE, second daughter The Rev. S. NOWELL-RoSTRON (B.A. 1905), vicar of St of the late William H. Pope, of Nuneaton and Gorleston-on-Sea­ Matthew's, Bayswater, to be rector of Bradfield, Berkshire. on 20 February 1932, at the Park Baptist Church, Great Yar­ The Rev. H. W. TODD (B.A. 1911), one of the chaplains at mouth. St George's Royal Garrison Church, Woolwich, to be assistant HAROLD FRANCIS BRICE BRICE-SMITH (B.A. 19II) to NORAH to the Chaplain- General at the Tower of London and chaplain MAY SHRIMPToN-on 28 March 1932, at All Saints', Hamerington, to the Millbank Hospital. Lincolnshire. The Rev. C. C. W. SUMNER (B.A. 1899), perpetual curate of CLEMENT WILLOUGHBY WALKER (B.A. 1924) to MARGERY ALyS Nenthead, Alston, Cumberland, to be vicar of Greenhead, EVELINE ELTON, daughter of C. J. Elton, of The Mere, Merstham, Northumberland. Surrey-on 27 April 1932, at St Katherine's Church, Merstham. The Rev. J. S. B. STOPFORD (B.A. 1923), curate of Earlsfield, GEORGE CARNEGIE-BROWN B.A. 1929), younger son of the London, to be vicar of Coppull, near Chorley, Lancashire. ( late Canon J. Carnegie-Brown (B.A. 1885), to EVELYN PATRICIA Prebendary T. H. PARKER (B.A. 1884), rector of Burwarton, WYNNE-On 4 June 1932, at the Parish Church, Hayes, Kent. Bridgnorth, Salop, to be vicar of Breinton, Hereford. The Rev. C. M. B. SKENE (B.A. 1906), vicar of Old Dalby, Leicestershire, to be rector of Braybrooke, Northamptonshire. OBITUARY The Rev. Canon G. R. BULLOCK-WEBSTER (B.A. 1880), rector of St Michael Paternoster Royal and St Martin, Vintry, has R HEITLAND sends the following note on Mr EDWARD resigned his benefice. CARPMAEL, whose death on 6 October 1931 was re­ M corded in No. 208 of The Eagle . The following members of the College have been ordained : " A few words about this remarkable man, of whom I saw much Advent, 1931: Mr. O. K. DE LA T. BERRY (B.A. 1929), by the in our undergraduate days. I venture to say that to the ' live ' men Bishop of London, Mr C. H. HEATH (B.A. 1888), by the Bishop of our year he was from the firstan interesting character, though of Birmingham, Mr J. R. M. JOHNSTONE (B.A. 1929), by the he never pushed or 'flamed in the van ' of anything. One soon Bishop of Wakefield, by letters dimissory from the Bishop of noticed his quiet gift of seeing facts straight, and learnt to respect 8-2 176 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 177

Minor Scholarships : r ALTER ANGDON BROWN (B.A. 1892) has been appointed D W L Parkes, M. D., Clifton College, for Mathematics. Regius Professor of Physic, and has been elected into a Fellowship Kemp, R, Christ's Hospital, for Classics. at Corpus Christi College . Alexander, D. W., Shrewsbury School, for Classics. Wickst ARMODIO ARIAS (B.A. 1909) has been elected President of ead, H. A., King Edward VI School, Birmingham, for Classics. Mr H Heywood, H. T., Victoria Grammar School, Ulverston, for Natural the Republic of Panama. Sciences. The Polar Medal, in silver, with clasp inscribed " Arctic, 1930- Watts, R. G. H., Latymer School, Edmonton, for Modern Languages. 1931," has been granted to members of the British Arctic Air Route Expedition, 1930-31, including Mr FREDERICK PENCER Exhibitions : S CHAPMAN (B.A. 1929)' Storer, W. 0., Bablake School, Coventry, for Mathematics. Professor G TO ELLIOT MITH (B.A. 1898), Honorary Flack, A. W., City of London School, for Natural Sciences. RAF N S Sweeney, H. D., City of London School, for Natural Sciences. Fellow, Professor of Anatomy at University College, London, has Pettet, E. C., Maidstone Grammar School, for History. been elected Fullerian Professor of Physiology of the Royal Rose, E. M., Rugby School, fo r History. Institution. Butler, C. H., Reading School, for History. Mr G. U. ULE (M.A. 1913), Fellow, has been elected a member Y of the Council of the Royal Society. He has also been elected an CLOSE EXHIBITIONS AND SIZARSHIPS honorary member of the Czechoslovak Statistical Society and of April 1932 the Hungarian Statistical Society. To Close Exhibitions : Mr G. J. URNER (B.A. 1889) has been made an Associate T Baker: Burkitt, H. G. S., Durham School. Member of All Souls College, Oxford. Dowman : Lawrence, E. H., Pocklington School. Professor GILBERT ATERHOUSE (B .A. 1910), of Trinity College, Lupton and Hebblethwaite: King, J. N., Sedb ergh School. W Newcome : Duncan, F. A., Grantham School. Dublin, has been appointed Professor of German at the Queen's Robins: Burnett, R. M., Sutton Valence School. University of Belfast. Marquis of Salisbury : Wakely, W. H. D., Westminster School. Somerset : Tabbush, V. E., Manchester Grammar School. Mr N. F. MOTT (B.A. 1927), Fellow of Gonville and Caius Somerset: Waters, H. J., Hereford School. College, has been appointed Melville Wills Professor of Theoretical Vidalian: Perring, H., Exeter School. Physics in the Wills Physical Laboratory of the University of Bristol . To Sizarships: The Hopkins Prize of the Cambridge Philosophical Society Clark, R. R, King Edward VI School, Norwich. for the period 1927-30 has been awarded to Professor P. A. M. Proud, S., Stockton-on-Tees Secondary School. DIRAC (Ph.D. 1926), Fellow, for his researches in the Theory of Wood, E. Watford Grammar School. R, Quantum Mechanics. A fine copy of the rare first edition (1588) of the first translation of the whole Bible into Welsh has recently been presented to the College Library by Mr Stephen Gaselee, C.B.E., Fellow of COLLEGE NO TES Magdalene College and Librarian to the Foreign Office. The translation, which is by ILLIAM ORGAN (B .A. 1567/8), sometime IR OSEPH LARMOR (B.A. 1880), Fellow, has resigned the W M J sizar of St John's, Bishop of Llandaff(1 595-1601) and of St Asaph, S Lucasian Professorship, which he had held since 1903. (1601-4), occupies in Welsh literature a position analogous to Dr PAUL AnRIEN AURICE DIRAC (Ph.D. 1926), Fellow, has been M that of the Authorised Version in English. elected Lucasian Professor of Mathematics. By arrangement with the Cambridge Preservation Society, UMPHRY ROLI.EsToN (B.A. 1886) has been elected an Sir H young oak trees have been planted by members of St john's and Honorary Fellow on retiring from the Regius Professorship of Christ's C?l1eges on a plot ofland offthe Madingley Road, belonging Physic. to the Society. The trees planted were raised from acorns collected 13-2 178 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 179 the at Bletsoe Castle, the birthplace of the Lady Margaret Beaufort. Mr G. LL. WILLIAMS (Matric. 1931) has been awarded Education The site planted will bear the name Lady Margaret's Holt. Special Prize of Fifty Pounds by the Council of Legal and has Mr HENRY WILSON HARRIS (B.A. 1905) has been appointed for the best examination in Criminal Law and Procedure, Pro­ editor of The Sp ectator. been awarded the Blackstone Prize for Criminal Law and Mr A. S. LE MAITRE (B.A. 1920) has been appointed a Principal cedure by the Middle Temple. in the Secretary's Department of the Admiralty. Mr Roy SMITH (Matric. 1929) has been elected to a Harmsworth a year for three years at the Middle Mr A. R. MACDONALD (B.A. 1929) has been appointed private Law Scholarship of £200 secretary to the Governor of Ceylon. Temple. of the Royal College of Surgeons and Mr W. G. WESTON (Matric. 1928) has been appointed private Diplomas of Membership the Royal College of Physicians were secretary for Board of Trade duties to the Secretary to the Depart­ licences to practise from 1932, on Mr J. B. HARMAN (B.A. 1929), ment of Overseas Trade. conferred on July 28th, Mr s's ; Mr R. S. LEWIS (B.A. 1929), St George's ; and Mr A. A. A. FYZEE (B.A. 1925) has been appointed Principal of St Thoma (Matric. 1923), St Thomas's. Similar diplomas the Government Law College, Bombay. L. H. B. LIGHT licences on were granted on November loth, 1932, and similar Mr R. P. PARANJPYE (B.A. 1899), formerly Fellow, has been A. 1929), October 27th, 1932, to Mr M. W. LLOYD-OWEN (B. elected Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lucknow. St Mary's ; and Mr R. V. PAYNE (B.A. 1929), Guy's. Sir HUMPHRY ROLLESTON (B.A. 1886) has been appointed on the list Mr E. G. CREEK (B.A. 1931) was placed twenty-first FitzPatrick Lecturer of the Royal College of Physicians for 1933. Open of selected candidates for the Indian Civil Service in the and has Mr F. C. CHAMPION (B.A. 1929) has been appointed Assistant Competition held in London in July and August, 1932, Lecturer in Physics at University College, Nottingham. been assigned to Bengal. ty of Glas­ Mr C. H. TOVEY (B.A. 1891) has been made a Freeman of the Mr W. G. COCHRAN (Matric. 193 1), of the Universi Borough of Shaftesbury on his retirement from the headmastership gow, has been elected to the Ferguson Mathematical Scholarship, of Shaftesbury Grammar School after a tenure of twenty-fiveyears. open to members of the four Scottish Universities. Mr H. H. BROWN (B.A. 1930) has been appointed Demonstrator Mr E. A. LANE (B.A. 1932) has been nominated to the student­ School at in Zoology in the University of Glasgow. ship offered by the Managing Committee of the British Dr J. A. CROWTHER (B.A. 1905), formerly Fellow, Professor of Athens. has Physics in the University of Reading, has been appointed Secretary A grant of £50 from the George Charles Winter Warr Fund of the Institute of Physics. been made to Mr H. M. CASSON (B.A. 1932). Mr Mr H. H. BRINDLEY (B.A. 1887), Fellow, delivered the Annual The Tiarks German Scholarship has been awarded to Lecture of the Society for Nautical Research on February 24th, JOSEPH WELTMAN (B.A. 1932). 1932, on "Primitive craft-Evolution or Diffusion." Mr The Frank Smart Prize for Botany has been awarded to Mr TREVOR TROUGHT (B.A. 1913) has been appointed to the D. H. VALENTINE (Matric. 1930)' position of Chief Plant Breeder, Sudan Government, at Shambat, Mr H. K. ASHBY (B.A. 1932) has been awarded a Colonial Khartoum North, Sudan. Agriculture Scholarship, and Mr H. E. HARBOUR (B.A. 1932) a Mr J. G. HAY HALKETT (B.A. 1885), senior magistrate at the Colonial Veterinary Scholarship. Marylebone Police Court, has been appointed to the Westminster The following higher degrees have been taken by members of Police Court. the College : Mr J. R. C. COLCHESTER (B .A. 193 1) was called to the bar by the M.D.: Mr F. H. MCCAY (B.A. 1926). Inner Temple on November 17th, 1932. Sc.D.: Mr G. M. BENNETT (B.A. 1915), formerly Fellow. Mr K. L. FRASER (B .A. 1929) and Mr G. H. WALKER (B.A. B.D.: The Rev. A. EARLE (B.A. 1893). 1930) passed the Final Examination of the Law Society in Novem­ Ph.D.: Mr F. C. CHAMPION (B.A. 1929), Mr R. E. D. CLARK ber, 1932. (B.A. 1928). 180 THE EAGLE OBITUARY 181 The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced : The Rev. J. D. MANN (B.A. 1922), curate of East Ham, to be OB ITUARY vicar of All Saints', Grays, Essex. The Rev. W. F. CLARKE (B.A. 1897), rector of Hallaton, near HE Right Rev. WALTER ANDREWS, D.D. (B.A. 1878), died at Uppingham, to be rural dean of Gartree in the diocese of Sydney Lodge, St Leonards-on-Sea, on November 1st, 1932, Leicester. Ill, Taged 80. He was born on September 26th, 1852, the younger The Rev. J. D. H. PATCH (B.A. 1894), vicar of Ilsington, son of Samuel Andrews, of Hertford. He was educated at Hert­ Exeter, to be vicar of Ulceby, Lincolnshire (by exchange). ford Grammar School and at Brighton Cannon Place School, and came up to St John's in 1874. In 1877 he was ordained by Arch­ The Rev. C. H. COE (B.A. 1893), rector of Ladbroke-with­ bishop Tait to the curacy of Brenchley, Kent, but soon afterwards Radbourne, near Rugby, to be rector of Boughton Malherbe, was accepted by the Church Missionary Society and was sent to Kent. Japan, where he was stationed for four years at Nagasaki. From The Rev. ALFRED COORE (B.A. 1894), rector of Ufford-with­ 1882 to 1902 he worked at Hakodate and then became rector of Bainton, to be rural dean of Peterborough Deanery. Il Middleton St George, Durham, but in 1909 he returned to Japan The Rev. H. R. RAGG (B.A. 1911), rector of All Saints, Winni­ as Bishop of Hokkaido. He came home finallyin 1918 and was peg, to be dean of Calgary. appointed vicar of St Bartholomew's, Chichester, leaving in 1920 The Rev. W. BYRON-ScoTT (B.A. 1908), assistant master and to become vicar of St Peter's, St Leonards-on-Sea. He married chaplain at Giggleswick School, to be chaplain and lecturer in Helen, daughter of the Rev. D. J. Paterson, and leaves two sons divinity to Ripon Training College. and one daughter. The Rev. H. C. P. BELCHER (B.A. 1901), rector of Goytrey, near The Rev. HERBERT HARBEN ApPLEFORD (B.A. 1893) died at Star­ Abergavenny, has resigned his benefice. croft, Adams Road, Cambridge, on October 29th, 1932. He was ordained in 1894, was vicar of Stoke-Row, Henley-on-Thames, 1901-11, and vicar of Great Wilbraham, 1911-23, when he Marriages retired and came to live in Cambridge. MARTIN JOHN POLLARD (B.A. 1926) to FLORENCE MABEL JOHN FORTESCUE BEARCROFT (B.A. 1930), Lieut. R.E., died at the HACKETT-on May 19th, 1932, at Jesmond Parish Church, New­ British Military Hospital, Bangalore, on September 4th, 1932, as castle-upon-Tyne. the result of an accident. He was placed in the third class in the AnRIAN NATHANIEL NEWELL (B.A. 1928), son of Dr Newell, of Mechanical Sciences Tripos of 1930. St Leonards-on-Sea, to DOROTHY WOLFF, daughter of Mr Hugo The Rev. THOMAS LANE COULSON BRIDGES (B.A. 1867) died at Wolff, of Ealing-on July 16th, 1932. Frome on October 11th, 1932, aged 89. He was ordained in 1867 CHRISTOPHER BIRDWOOD TRACEY (B.A. 1921), third son of the after training at LichfieldTheological College, and was successively late H. Eugene Tracey, M.B., to EILEEN MARY BOWEN COOIffi, vicar of Llandenny, Monmouth, 1871-5, of Wormleighton, youngest daughter of the late C. J. Bowen Cooke-on July 27th, Warwickshire, 1876-8, rector of Warkton, Northamptonshire, 1932, at St Just-in-Roseland Parish Church. 1882-1909, and rector of Barton Seagrave, Northamptonshire, FREDERICK WILLIAM GEORGE WHITE (Matric. 1929) to ELIZA­ 1909-23. BETH COOPER, M.B., B.S.-on September 7th, 1932, at St John's, ALFRED CARPMAEL (B.A. 1884), of the Oast House, Trottiscliffe, Fitzroy Square. Kent, and 1 Coptha ll-buildings, E.C., died on April 22nd, 1932. BRIAN LAID LAW GOODLET (B.A. 1932) to NORAH MCCORMICK, ROBERT HENRy CAZALET (B.A. 1880) died at Tauranga, New younger daughter of the Rev. T. E. McCormick, vicar of Broad Zealand, on September 30th, 1932, aged 74. Clyst, Devon-on November 12th, 1932. The Rev. EDWARD CLEREVAUX CHAYTOR (B.A. 1870) died at Southsea on July 29th, 1932, aged 86. He was a Baker Exhibi­ tioner of the College and was placed in the third class in the 238 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 239 Jones and W. G. Morgan; there appearing for the Appellants the Jesuits "; the Rev. F. S.Marsh, M.A. on "A thirteenth century J. M. Gibbs and A. Wood, and for the Respondent E. A. Lewis Hugh Ambrose "; and Mr M. F. Prestwich on "Lamdianism and K. Beaumont. in Church and State "; these formed the Lent Term programme. A joint moot was held on November 28th with the GonvilIe In the Easter Term Professor Raven was unable to read his and Caius Law Club. A case involving the law of contract and promised paper and we have to thank Professor Creed for stepping tort was heard by a Bench comprising Professor Winfield, D. B. into the gap at short notice and reading us a paper entitled Sharpe and R. J. L. Simpson. Counsel for the Appellants were "Natural Religion, Revelation, and the Present Meaning of a J. M. Keidan and G. Ll. Williams, and for the Respondents Past Controversy." Attendances have averaged 14 members. We W. B. Jones and J. W. L. Ivimy. have to thank members for hospitality. On November 30th, the Society after a lapse of som'e years held a very successful dinner; after only one or two speeches, the company adjourned to the Treasurer's rooms for an informal and convivial evening. COLLEGE NOTES Professor Winfield read a paper on February 1St: "Twenty­ Five Years of the Cambridge Law Schools " : an interesting account A T the Annual Election in May 1933 the following were of the state of law-teaching at the University twenty-five years n. elected into Fellowships : ago, and the progress made since. DOUGLAS NOBBS (B.A. 1930), formerly Scholar and Taylor On February 14th the Society presented a Mock Trial in the Student ; Class I, Division 1, Historical Tripos, Part I, 1929 ; College Hall before " Mr Justice " Winfie ld ; a freshman of St Class I, Division I, Historical Tripos, Part II, 1930. John's claimed damages for breach of promise from a third-year DONALD ERNEST WILSON WORMELL (B.A. 1930), formerly Newnhamite. The stage was set for some clever and witty cross Scholar and Strathcona Student ; Class I, Classical Tripos, Part I, examination, and we were not disappointed by any means. A 1928; Class I, Classical Tripos, Part II, 1930; Sterling Fellow at highly amused jury returned verdict in favour of the Plaintiff. Yale University. Mr H. C. Gutteridge, K.C., on February 22nd told us the HUGH SYKES DAVIES (B.A. 1931), formerly Scholar and Strath­ story of some of his War-time experiences in a paper entitled � cona Student ; Class I, Classical Tripos , Part I, 1930; Class I, "Ali Riza, the Albanian." On March 1st a joint moot was held with Fitzwilliam House. with distinction, English Tripos, Part II, 1931. A case on the liability' for causing injury by shock was argued In the New Year Honours, 1933, ROBERT UCHTRED EYRE KNOX before a Bench consisting of Mr Duff, Mr Hamson and Mr King. (B.A. 19II) received the C.V.O. Counsel for the Appellant were R. B. Rushall and T. L. Tan ; The Birthday Honours, June 1933, included the following and for the Respondent, W. B. Wadsworth and J. Banks. members of the College : Finally, a moot was held on March 6th, at which a case of JOHN COLLINGS SQUIRE (B.A. 1906) to be a Knight Bachelor. blackmail under the Larceny Act 1916 came before Mr Bailey, ERNEST BRISTOW (B.A. 1897), His Majesty's Consul-General J. M. Gibbs and E. A. Lewis. Counsel for the Appellant were at Ispahan, to be C.M.G. J. G. L. Brown and J. K. T. Jones ; and for the Respondent, W. R. S. Prescott and K. Beaumont. JOHN J OSEPH WILLS (B .A. 1899), Controller, Companies' Depart­ ment, Board of Trade, to be C.B.E . FREDERlCK GARDNER ROSE (B.A. 1907), Medical Superintendent, THE THEOLOGI CAL SOCIETY Leper Asylum, British Guiana, to be M.B.E. (Civil Division). President: J. F. ALLEN. Hon . Sec. and Treasurer: H. ST J. HART. On Thursday, June 8, 1933, the College entertained the re­ Committee: MR BOYS SMITH, A. M. C. FIELD, F. E. YOKES, J. F. COLLINS. cipients of Honorary Degrees to dinner in the Hall and Combina­ tion Room. The toast of the guests was proposed by the President SINCE the last issue of The Eagle the following persons have read and replies were made by the Earl of Athlone and by Senator papers before the Society : Mr K. A. L. Parker on "The Origin of W. B. Yeats. 240 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 241

The Founder's Medal of the Royal Geographical Society has The following members of the College have been elected Fellows been awarded to Mr J. M. WORDIE (B.A. 1912), Fellow and of the Royal Society ofEdinburgh : Mr E. G. DYMOND (B.A. 1921), Tutor, for the work he has done in Polar exploration from the formerly Fellow, Dr R. P. GILLESPIE (Ph.D. 1932), Mr C. W. voyage of the 'Endurance ' in the Weddell Sea in 1914-1917 to PARSONS (B.A. 1923), and Dr G. TIMMS (Ph.D. 1928). the present day. Mr W. R MORTON (B.A. 1892) has retired from the chair of Physics at Queen's University, Belfast, and is succeeded by Dr The University of Durham has conferred the honorary degree K. G. EMELEUS (B.A. 1922). of D.Lit. upon Professor O. H. P. PRIOR (M.A. 1919), Fellow, Drapers Professor of French. Mr J. M. K. HAWTON (B.A. 1926) has been appointed assistant private secretary to the Minister of Health. The following recent additions to the College Library are of special interest : Mr F. OLDHAM (RA. 1927) has been appointed headmaster of A MS. copy of the sentence in Eftarchamber on Archbishop Hinckley Grammar School, Leicestershire. WILLIAMS, the builder of the Library (presented by the Master) ; Mr N. P. SYMONDS (RA. 1886) has retired from his mastership a sketch-book of Professor PALMER, containing pen-and-ink studies at Bedford School, where he has been for 47 years. taken during his Sinai expedition (from the Master) ; One hundred Mr A. HOWARD (B.A. 1899) has been appointed honorary secre­ days in Europe ("1888), by O. W. Holmes, containing references tary of the British Science Guild. to contemporary members of the College (from Mr Wordie) ; Mr N. B. de M. GREENSTREET (B.A. 1915), Surgeon-Com­ Tertulliani Opera, Basel 1528, with an early autograph of the great mander, R.N., has been appointed to H.M.S. Delhi, and as Lord BURGHLEY, perhaps inscribed at St John's (from Mr Yule) ; Squadron Medical Officer. and Ten Minutes Advice to Freshmen, 1785, an early "Fresher's Don't " (from Mr White). The Library's large collection of The fo llowing University appointments are announced : editions of the works of Bishop FISHER has been supplemented by the purchase of Dr R. O. REDMAN (B.A. 1926), Fellow, to be University Assertionis Lutheranae Con. futatio, Venice 1526 (first Italian edition). Lecturer in Astrophysics. Mr W. V. D. HODGE (B.A. 1925), Fellow, to be University Mr A. C. TROTT (RA. 1921) has been appointed Oriental � Lecturer in the Faculty of Mathematics. Secretary to His Majesty's Legation at Teheran, with the local rank of Second Secretary in His Majesty's Diplomatic Service. Dr T. C. PHEMISTER (Ph.D. 1933) to be University Demon­ strator in Mineralogy and Petrology. Mr W. P. WHELDON (B.A. 1903), Secretary and Registrar of the University College of North Wales, has been appointed to be Dr R. McG. CARSLAW (RA. 1922) to be Advisory Economist Permanent Secretary of the Welsh Department of the Board of and head of the Farm Economics Branch. Education. Mr J. S. Boys SMITH (RA. 1922), Fellow, to be Hulsean The Cuthbert Peek Grant of the Royal Geographical Society Preacher for the year 1933-4· has been awarded to Dr L. S. B. LEAKEY (B.A. 1926), Fellow, fo r Mr T. R. GLOVER (RA. 1891), Fellow and Public Orator, has his studies on climatic changes in East Africa. been appointed to the St John'S College Lectureship at the Sir DUNCAN KERLY (RA. 1884), formerly Fellow, is a member University of Hull for the Season 1933-4· of the committee appointed by the President of the Board of members of Trade to report on the law and practice relating to trade marks. The following higher degrees have been taken by The Development Commissioners have appointed Professor the College : E. W. MACBRIDE (RA. 1891), formerly Fellow, to be chairman LL.D.: Mr P. K. SEN (B.A. 1901). of the Advisory Committee on Fishery Research. M.D.: Mr A. D. CHARTERS (B.A. 1924), Mr L. R. SHORE (B.A. 19II), Mr F. H. MCCAY (RA. 1926). Professor WALTER LANGDON BROWN (B.A. 1892), Regius Pro­ Sc.D.: Mr F. H. CONSTABLE formerly Fellow. fessor of Physic, has been elected a member of the Athemeum (B.A. 1923), under Rule n. Litt.D.: Mr T. H. ROBINSON (B.A. 1903)'

--1-._..l 242 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 243 Ph.D.: Mr W.R. HARPER (B.A. 1926), Mr B. JONES, Mr T. C. The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced : PHEMISTER, Mr E. R. WALKER, Mr R. H. WILSON (B.A. 1929). The Rev. J. C. H. How (B.A. 1903), Canon of Liverpool and A Senior Studentship of the Royal Commission for the Exhibi­ rector of Liverpool, to be one of the Chaplains to His Majesty. tion of 1851 has been awarded to E. H. F. BALD WIN (B.A. 193 1), The Rev. A. C. ENGLAND (B.A. 1894), rector of Kirby Mis­ for research in biochemistry. perton, to be Archdeacon of York and Canon Residentiary of The following University awards have been made to members York Minster. of the College : The Rev. F. M. EAGLES (B.A. 1924), fo rmerly head of the Maurice Hostel, the College Mission, to be London Diocesan A Porson Scholarship to G. R. MANTON (Matric. 1931), Scholar. home missioner of the new district which has been constituted out of the parishes of Whitchurch, near Edgware, and Finsbury. The Allen Scholarship, for literary subjects, to Mr K. H. JACKSON (B.A. 193 1). The Rev. R. H. BAINES (B.A. 1929), senior curate of Chilvers Coton, Warwickshire, to be curate-in-charge of St John's, Rugby. A John Stewart of Rannoch Scholarship in Sacred Music to H. M. PENNY (Matric. 1931). The Rev. A. J. JUDSON (B.A. 1888), rector of Cotesbach, Leicestershire, to be rector of Norton, Kent. The Le Bas Prize to Mr H. S. DAVIES (B.A. 193 1), Fellow. The Rev. E. J. TOASE (B.A. 19II), vicar of Marham, near Honourable mention for the Hare Prize to Mr H. D. WESTLAKE (B.A. 1929), Fellow. King's Lynn, to be rector and vicar of Gamlingay, Cambridge­ shire. The Jebb Studentship to J. S. RICHARDSON (B.A. 1932). The Rev. Canon B. LONG (B.A. 1891), rector of Wokingham, The Wrenbury Scholarship in Political Economy to D. CARTER (B.A. 1933). Berkshire, to be rector of Whitchurch, Oxfordshire. The Rev. W. A. BRIGGS (B.A. 1903), rector of Long Whatton, On the result of the open competition for the Civil Service held Loughborough, to be rector of Stanford-on-Soar, Nottingham­ in July and August 1932, Mr G. WHEELER (B.A. 1931) has been shire. assigned to a post in the Junior Grade of the Administrative Class in the Customs and Excise. The Rev. H. LOVELL CLARKE (B.A. 1904), vicar of Armley, Leeds, to be rector of Barwick in Elmet with Scholes, Yorkshire. Mr F. MATTAR (B.A. 1929) was called to the bar by the Inner Temple on January 26, 1933 ; and Mr G. M. PATERSON (B.A. The Rev. E. H. SHEPHERD (B.A. 1912), lately rector of Bar­ 1927) was called to the barby the Inner Temple on May 10, 1933. berton, South Africa, to the benefice and chapelry of Illingworth, Licences to practise were conferred by the Royal College of Yorkshire. Physicians on January 26, 1933, upon Mr R. D. ROPER (B.A. The Rev. T. G. PLATTEN (B.A. 1922), lately missionary at 1928), St Bartholomew's ; Mr F. W. SHEPHERD (B.A. 1929), Trinity College, Kandy, Ceylon, to be chaplain of St Mark's St Bartholomew's ; and Mr G. S. STEELE-PERKINS (B.A. 1929), College, Chelsea. Guy's. Diplomas of membership of the Royal College of Surgeons The Rev. A. J. WALKER (B.A. 1895), vicar of Hartwith with were conferred upon the same gentlemen on February 9, 1933. Winsley, Yorkshire, to be rector of Staplehurst, Kent-a College On April 27, 1933, Dr J. A. GLOVER (B.A. 1897) was elected living. a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, and licences to prac­ ST CLAIR TAPPER (B.A. 1894), vicar of St tise were conferred upon Mr F. H. COLEMAN (B.A. 1930), London The Rev. H. M. Brandesburton, Yorkshire­ Hospital, and Mr P. H. R. GHEY (B.A. 1930), St Bartholomew's. Martin, Scarborough, to be rector of Diplomas of membership of the Royal College of Surgeons were a College living. conferred upon Mr COLEMAN, Mr GHEY and Mr E. M. GRIFFIN The Rev. H. B. WATTS (B.A. 1896), vicar of Shildon, Durham, (B.A. 1930), London Hospital, on May II, 1933. to be rector of Nailstone with Barton-in-the-Beans, Leicestershire. I; I iI t

�-� .... y." ") '-$2' 244 THE EAGLE OBITUARY 245 In St Peter's, Vere Street, Oxford Street, a baptistry has been made at the west end, as a memorial to the Rev. WILLIAM PAGE ROBERTS (B.A. 1862), incumbent from 1878 to 1907. (See The Eagle, 45 (1929), p. 224.) OBITUARY The following members of the College were ordained at Advent, SIR PERCY SARGENT, C.M.G., D.S.O., M.A., M.B., 1932: B.Chir. (Camb.), F.R.C.S. (Eng.) Deacon : Mr M. E. MCCORMICK (B.A. 1930), Schol. Cane. THERE passed away on January 22, 1933, a distinguished surgeon Line., to St Andrew, West Kirby, in Chester Cathedral ; Mr G. L. and member of St John's College. TIARKs (B.A. 1931), Westcott House, to St Saviour with St Peter, He was born in 1873, the eldest son of Mr E. G. Sargent of Southwark, in Southwark Cathedral. Clifton. Educated at Clifton College he entered St John's in 1891 Priest: Mr S. ROBERTsoN (B.A. 1930), in Exeter Cathedral. and after graduation proceeded to St Thomas's Hospital where Mr A. A. WYNNE-WILSON (B.A. 1930) was ordained priest in he completed his medical education. Durham Cathedral on Trinity Sunday, June I1, 1933. Sargent was not distinguished in any way at school, nor did he show any great aptitude for work or sport at Cambridge, and Marriages no one in those early days would have guessed that he had a JAMES WILTON SMELLIE (B.A. 1925) to EVELYN ELIZABETH brilliant career as a neurological surgeon ahead of him. It was JACKSON, daughter of Mr James Jonathan Jackson-on December only when he had passed through the drudgery of the early years of the medical curriculum that he found his metier. 3, 1932, in Yokohama, Japan. On leaving Cambridge he sat for two scholarships, at St Mary's ROBERT SOMERVILLE (B.A. 1929) to MARIE LOUISE CORNELIA Hospital and St Thomas's Hospital on two successive days, and BERGENE, second daughter of Mr Heinrich Bergene-on December happened to gain both. Having to choose between them, he 7, 1932, in Aachen, Germany. selected St Thomas's, and from that time on he began to be GEORGE AuBREY LYWARD (B.A. 1920) to SARAH GLADys HORN­ attracted by the clinical side of medicine and threw his whole on December 15, 1932, at Tandridge, Surrey. energies into surgery. JOHN ALBERT FEWINGS (B.A. 1909) to CORDELIA PARR-on In 1898 he obtained the conjoint qualification and the M.B., December 22, 1932, at St Margaret's, Westminster. B.Chir. (Cambridge). After being House Surgeon in 1899, he JOHN SARGENT (Matric. 1928), son of the late Sir Percy Sargent, passed the F.R.C.S. in 1900. He was elected Surgical Registrar to DORIT I{ELLER, daughter of Professor Dr SIEGMUND KELLER, in 1901, became Resident Assistant Surgeon in 1903, and Demon­ of Berlin-on February 6, 1933, at Cambridge. strator of Anatomy and Assistant Surgeon in 1905. He at once JAMES CARRUTHERS BLAIR-McGUFFIE (B.A. 1924), son of Mr began to contribute to his subject by delivering the Erasmus Blair-McGuffie, of Braydells, Wive1sfield, near Haywards Heath, Wilson Lectures, which comprised a notable addition to knowledge Sussex, to JANE BARRATT, of Joplin, Missouri, U.S.A.-on on the Bacteriology of Peritonitis. In 1906 he was appointed to February 9, 1933, in Westminster Cathedral. the National Hospital, Queen's Square, where he worked under BURLAND ARTHUR BABB (B.A. 1928), son of Mr T. H. Babb, Victor Horsley and Ballance, and eventually became the foremost of Alfriston, Sussex, to DOROTHY MAY LOUISE WINSHIP, daughter neurological surgeon of the day. During the war he did most of Mr J. Winship, of De Freville Avenue, Cambridge-on April valuable work, and was appointed Consulting Neurological Sur­ geon to the B.E.F. For his work during and after the war he 22, 1933, at Wesley Church, Cambridge. was awarded the D.S.O. in 1917 and the C.M.G. in 1919 and received the honour of Knighthood in 1928. In 1921 he became President of the section of Neurology of the Royal Society of Medicine, and in 1923 was elected to the Council of the Royal College of Surgeons, and recently to the office of Vice-President. COLLEGE NOTES 59

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HE Nobel Prize in Physics for 1933 has been awarded jointly to Professor P. A. M. DIRAC (Ph.D. 1926), Fellow, and TProfessor E. Schrodinger. The King has approved of the award by the President and Council of the Royal Society of a Royal Medal to Mr P. P. LAIDLAw, F.R.S. (B.A. 1903), for his work on diseases due to viruses, including that on the cause and prevention of distemper in dogs. The President and Council of the Royal Society have awarded the Hughes Medal to Professor E. V. ApPLEToN (B.A. 1914), formerly Fellow, for his researches into the effect of the Heaviside layer on the transmission of wireless signals.

Dr S. GOLDSTEIN (B.A. 1925) has been re-elected into a Fellow­ ship and appointed College Lecturer in Mathematics.

Professor G. C. MOORE SMITH (B.A. 1881), Honorary Fellow, has been elected a Fellow of the British Academy.

Dr C. B. ROOTHAM (B.A. 1897), Fellow, has been elected a Fellow of the Royal College of Music. Dr L. S. B. LEAKEY (B.A. 1926), Fellow, has been awarded a Leverhulme Research Fellowship for research on the prehistory of East Africa.

Dr L. S. PENROSE (B.A. 1920) has been awarded the Buckston Browne Prize and Medal of the Harveian Society of London for an essay on the Influence of Heredity on Disease.

Mr H. JEFFREYS (B.A. 1913), Fellow, has been appointed a vice-president of the International Seismological Association.

Dr L. ROSENHEAD (Ph.D. 1930), Fellow, has been appointed Professor of Applied Mathematics in the University of Liverpool. Sir J. C. SQUIRE(B.A. 1906), lecturer for 1933-4 on the Watson NOBEL PRIZEMAN Foundation of American History, Literature and Institutions, delivered a course of lectures on "American Poetry in its relation to English " in Cambridge during the Michaelmas Term, 1933. Mr THEODORE C. RIGG (Matric. 1912) has been appointed Director of the Cawthron Institute, Nelson, New Zealand. COLLEGE NOTES 61 60 THE EAGLE Mr R. J. L. SIMPSON (RA. 1933) was called to the bar by the Mr HERBERT FRANCIS DUNKLEY (B.A. 1908), LC.S., has been appointed a Puisne Judge of the High Court of Judicature at Inner Temple on November 17th, 1933. Rangoon. Mr JOHN MEGAW (RA. 1931) was placed first in order of merit 1933, Professor MILES WALKER (RA. 1899) has retired from the in the first class of the Final Bar Examination, Michaelmas, Professorship of Electrical Engineering in the University of and was awarded the studentship of 100 guineas per annum for Manchester. three years. ILLIAMS Mr GERALD LITTLEBOY (B.A. 1921), senior assistant master of Mr G. L. W (RA. 1933) has been elected to a Harms­ the Friends' School, Sidcot, has been appointed headmaster of worth Law Scholarship. the Friends' Co-educational School, Saffron Walden. A Lord Justice Holker Junior Scholarship has been awarded by K.EIDAN The Rev. WILLIAM SNEATH (B.A. 1901) has been elected fourth Gray's Inn to Mr J. M. (B.A. 1933). Warden of the Feltmakers' Company of the City of London. A Profumo Prize of 100 guineas has been awarded by the Inner On the result of the Open Competition for the Home Civil Temple to Mr K. K. LIM (B.A. 1931). Service, August, 1933, Mr J. St J. ROOTHAM (RA. 1932) has The following members of the College passed the Final received an appointment in the Ministry of Agriculture and Examination of the Law Society in June, 1933 : J. H. BAIRSTOW Fisheries. (B.A. 1930), J. C. CROTHERS (B.A. 1930), H. N. GREEN (B.A. 1929), R. DE Z. HALL (RA. 1930), D. C. HUTCHISON (RA. 1930), R. H. Mr G. C. C. BLAKSTAD (RA. 1933) has been selected for an appointment in the Straits Settlements Monopolies Department. JACKSON (B.A. 1930), R. J. NICHOLSON (B.A. 1930), A. P. STEELE­ PERKINS (B.A. 1930). Mr Hutchison, Mr Nicholson, Mr Bairstow Mr D. W. YATES (RA. 1933) has been selected for an appoint­ and Mr Hall have also passed the examination for honours for ment in the Federated Malay States Police. admission on the Roll of Solicitors of the Supreme Court.

Dr L. R. SHORE (B.A. 1911) has been appointed University At the London Hospital Medical College the Price University Demonstrator in Anatomy. Scholarship in Anatomy and Physiology has been awarded to Mr J. W. LANDELLS (RA. 1933), and Open Entrance Scholarships The following higher degrees have been taken by members of to Mr F. S. COSH (RA. 1932) and Mr W. A. LAW (B.A. 1932). the College : M.D.: Mr L. LAWN (B.A. 1920), Mr N. L. WHITE (B.A. 1920). Sir HUMPHRY ROLLEsToN (B.A. 1886), Honorary Fellow, has been appointed FitzPatrick Lecturer of the Royal College of Ph.D.: Mr J. M. BLACKBURN (Matric. 1930), Mr M. C. Physicians for 1934. FRANKLIN (Matric. 1931). The following University awards have been made to members On July 27th, 1933, Mr W. W. SARGANT (B.A. 1928) was of the College : admitted a member of the Royal College of Physicians, and diplomas of L.R.C.P. were conferred upon Mr H. G. HUTTON The George Long Prize to G. L. WILLIAMS (B.A. 1933). (B.A. 1930), London, and Mr S. K. SEN (RA. 1929), St Bart's. The Junior Scholefield Prize, the Carus Greek Testament Prize, and a Steel Studentship to F. E. YOKES (RA. 1933). The diploma of membership of the Royal College of Surgeons and the licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians were conferred A Wordsworth Studentship to H. St J. HART (Matric. 1931). on August 3rd, 1933,. upon Mr M. A. RUGG-GuNN (RA. 1930), A grant from the Craven Fund to E. A. LANE (B.A. 1932). St George's. A grant from the Jebb Fund to R. E. C. JOHNSON (Matric. 1931). The diploma of membership of the Royal College of Surgeons Mr C. J. RAM (B.A. 1933) has incorporated as RA. at the was conferred on November 9th, 1933, upon Mr P. C. MATTHEW University of Oxford (Brasenose College). (B.A. 1930). rv COLLEGE NOTES 63 62 THE EAGLE , The Rev. J. C. H. How (B.A. 1903), rector of Liverpool, was College, Cambridge-on August 3rd, 1933, at St Botolph's elected Archbishop of Brisbane, but was unable to accept the Cambridge. office. VIVIAN ERNEST FUCHS (B.A. 1929), son of Mr Ernest Fuchs, of The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced : I Heatherdene, Charles Hill, Farnham, to JOYCE CONNELL, second and The Rev. W. D. SYKES (B.A. 19II), principal of the Bible daughter of the late Mr John Alexander Connell, of Putney Parish Churchmen's Missionary and Theological College, to be rector of Melbourne-on September 5th, 1933, at Hampstead St Mary-Ie-Port, Bristol. Church. The Rev. F. A. HANNAM (RA. 190I),.rector of St Augustine, LOVEL HILLIER BENJAMIN LIGHT (Matric. 1923), of Swaifham, Norwich, to be vicar or perpetual curate of Great Plumstead, Norfolk, son of Dr Leonard Light, of Southminster, Essex, to Norfolk. URSULA HELEN COOPER, daughter of Mr Charles D'Oyly Cooper, of 25 The Grove, Boltons, S.W.-on September 7th, 1933, at The Rev. E. J. TOAsE (B.A. 19II), vicar of Marham, to be Holy Trinity, Brompton. rector of Benwick, March. The Rev. R. PRATT (B.A. 1887), rector of Freshwater, Isle of JOHN HAYDON YEO (B.A. 1915), vicar of St Paul's, Bermondsey, Wight, to be rural dean of West Wight. to DOROTHY MAY BLAND-on November 7th, 1933, at St Paul's, Bermondsey. The Rev. C. P. WAY (B.A. 1892), rector of St Chad's, Lichfield, to be vicar of Eccleshall, Staffordshire. DIGBY BERTRAM HASELER (B.A. 1922), curate of St John-at­ Hackney, E., to PHYLLIS MELBOURNE, daughter of Mr Horace The Rev. A. D. ALLEN (RA. 1908), vicar of Kneesall, Newark, I Melbourne-on November 25th, 1933, at St John-at-Hackney. to be canon of Southwell. The Rev. A. WHITELEY (B.A. 1896), chaplain at Broadmoor Asylum, to be rector of Wasing, Aldermaston" near Reading. Dr L. B. RAnFORD (B.A. 1890) has resigned the Bishopric of Goulburn. On September 24th, 1933, Mr P. R. K. WHITAKER (RA. 193 1), Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, was ordained deacon at Sheffield.

Marriages REGINALD ASQUITH SYMONDS (RA. 1928), eldest son of Mr N. P. Symonds, of Bedford (B.A. 1886), to OLIVIA MARGARET STOBART, daughter of the late Mr J. C. Stobart, of Byfleet, Surrey-on June 24th, 1933, at Christ Church, Kensington. , FREDERICK HURN CONSTABLE (B.A. 1923), formerly Fellow, to SANCE HELENA ROBsoN, daughter of the Rev. J. W. Robson, vicar of Witcham, Ely-on July 6th, 1933, at St Martin's, " Witcham. -, �. FRANCIS ALAN RICHARDS (B.A. 1925), son ofMr R. A. Richards, of 7 Duppas Hill Road, Croydon, to MARY LOVEDAY MURRAY, daughter of the Rev. J. O. F. Murray, late Master of Selwyn

� II6 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 117 was the visit of Mr E. J. Moeran to conduct his new work, the and 1931; first class,Archaeological and Anthropological Tripos, "Songs of Springtime." These, which were very refreshing to Section B, 1932 (with distinction); Allen Scholar, 1933· sing and very modern in style, were well sung by the Chorus, and the Society is extremely grateful to Mr Moeran for being kind Mr OSWALD ARTHUR TROWELL (B.A. 1929), lecturer in Physio­ enough to come and conduct. The Chorus, which was definitely logy in the University of Liverpool, has been elected into a Fellow­ in good form, also sang a group of madrigals, the most beautiful ship under Title B, and appointed Director of Medical Studies and of which was Gibbon's " Silver Swan." The other madrigals were Supervisor in Physiology. " Say, love, if ever thou didst find " by Dowland and "Round Dr MARCUS LAURENCE ELWIN OLIPHANT (Ph.D. 1929), of Around About a Wood " by Morley, the latter arranged for male Trinity College, has been elected into a Fellowship under Title B, voices. L. P. Salter gave an excellent performace of the Concerto and appointed College Lecturer in Physics. in the Italian Style by Bach, showing real insight in building up the climax of the second movement. In sharp contrast to the The Rev. R. S. K. SEELEY (B.A. 1930), of Christ's College, has Concerto were the amusing " Mouvements perpetuels " by Poulenc, been appointed Chaplain of the College. played gracefully and delicately by H. M. Penny, and very much In the New Year Honours, 1934, THOMAS ETHELBERT PAGE appreciated by the audience. Dr Rootham and J. St J. Rootham editor-in-chief of the Loeb Classical gave a lively and very pleasing performance of "Variations sur (B .A. 1873), Honorary Fellow, Library, was made a Companion of Honour for services to scholar­ des airs de Biniou trecorois " by Paul Ladmirault, and R. P. Tong ship and letters. ALAN BRUCE MACLACHLAN (B.A. 1895), Principal and B. S. Drewe, accompanied by Dr Rootham, gave an extremely Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Health, was made a C.B. (Civil vigorous exposition of three vocal duets by Purcell. Mozart's Trio Division), and KISMET LELAND BREWER HAMILTON (B.A. 1905), for Clarinet, Viola and Pianoforte in E fiatwas played with great Commissioner, Chattisgarh Division, Central Provinces, delicacy and precision by W. H. C. Gaskell, L. P. Salter and LC.S., Mr Newman. This item was one of the pleasantest of the concert a C.LE. and the clarinetist's tone was admirable. The Concert ended with In the Birthday Honours, June, 1934, ALFRED WILLIAM FLUX, the Song Cycle " On Wenlock Edge" by Vaughan Williams, ex­ C.B. (B.A. 1887), Honorary Vice-President of the Royal Statistical tremely well sung by J. G. W. Davies, and accompanied by a Society, ALBERT HOWARD, C.LE. (B.A. 1899), lately Agricultural string quartet consisting of D. R. G. Thoday, H. M. Penny, L. P. Adviser to the States in Central India and Rajputana, and GRAFTON Salter and R. Tilney, with Mr Newman at the piano. The diffi­ ELLIOT SMITH (B.A. 1898), F.R.S., Honorary Fellow, Professor culties of this work are immense and the excellence with which it of Anatomy in the University of London, received knighthoods. was played and sung was evidence of the considerable work which WILLIAM LAWRENCE BALLS (B.A. 1903), F.R.S., formerly Fellow, lay behind such a performance. Chief Botanist to the Egyptian Ministry of Agriculture, received the C.B.E. (Civil Division), and Major DOUGLAS HENRY STEERS (Matne. 1919), Royal Engineers, Staff Officer to the Chief Engineer, Eastern Command, the O.B.E. (Military Division).

COLLEGE NOTES Mr 1. L. EVANs (B.A. 1922), Fellow, has been appointed Princi­ pal of the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth. HE following were elected Fellows of the College at the Annual Election in May, 1934: Sir PERCY JAMES GRIGG (B.A. 1912), Chairman of the Board of T Inland. Revenue, has been appointed Finance Member of the ARTHUR VERYAN STEPHENS (B.A. 1930), formerly scholar; first ExecutIve Council of the Governor-General of India. class, Mechanical Sciences Tripos, 1930, with distinction in Aero­ nautics ; Seely Prizeman. Dr R . .STONELEY (B.A. 1915) has been appointed University Lecturer Mathematics. KENNETH HURLsToNE JACKSON (B.A. 1931), formerly scholar; m first class, Classical Tripos, Part I, 1930; first class Classical Mr S. J. BAILEY (B.A. 1922), Fellow, and Mr R. M. JACKSON Tripos, Part n, 1931 (with distinction); Browne Medallist, 1930 (B.A. 1924) have been appointed University Lecturers in Law. 118 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES II9 The Rev. J. S. Boys SMITH (B.A. 1922), Fellow and Tutor, has Sir STEVEN BILSLAND (Matric. 1910) has been appointed vice­ been appointed Stanton Lecturer in the Philosophy of Religion. chairman of a representative council appointed by the President of relations Mr O. A. TRoWELL (B.A. 1929), Fellow Elect, has been ap­ the Board of Trade to deal with questions affecting the pointed University Demonstrator in Physiology. between art and industry. Mr T. ALAN SINCLAIR (B.A. 1922), formerly Fellow, Reader in Dr P. E. VERNON (B.A. 1927), formerly Fellow, has been ap­ Classics in the University of London (Birkbeck College), has been pointed to the Pins ent-Darwin Studentship in mental pathology appointed Professor of Greek in Queen's University, Belfast. for three years from I January 1934. Mr R. O. STREET (B.A. 19II), formerly Fellow, Senior Lecturer Squadron-Leader F. W. TRoTT (B.A. 1919), R.A.F., has been in Applied Mathematics in the University of Liverpool, has been promoted to the rank of Wing-Commander. appointed Professor of Mathematics at the Royal Technical Mr R. J. GETTY(B .A. 1930), senior assistant in the Department College, Glasgow. of Humanity in the University of Aberdeen, has been appointed Professor J. W. H. ATKINS (B.A. 1901), formerly Fellow, has Lecturer in Latin in the University of Liverpool. been appointed Vice-Principal of the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, for the remainder of the session 1933-4. The honorary degree of D.C.L. has been conferred by the University of Durham upon Mr W. G. CONSTABLE (B.A. 1909), The honorary degree of LL.D. of the University of Manchester formerly Fellow, Director of the Courtauld Institute of Art, was conferred on Mr A. W. FLUX (B.A. 1887), formerly Fellow, on University of London. May 16th, 1934. K. BULLEN (Matric. Professor W. J. SOLLAS (B.A. 1874), formerly Fellow, has been Mr E. 1931) has returned to Auckland elected Fellow of the Imperial College of Science and Technology. University College as Lecturer in Mathematics. Dr L. S. PENROSE (B.A. 1921) is a member of a new committee Mr G. A. HowE (B.A. 1914) has been appointed accountant to appointed by the Medical Research Council to advise and assist the Manchester Ship Canal. in the promotion of research into mental disorders. Mr VERNON SMITH (B.A. 1919) has been appointed general The freedom of the City of Worcester has been conferred upon manager of the Shell Company for Australia and New Zealand. Dr W. MOORE EDE (B.A. 1872), Dean of Worcester Cathedral SAYED AHMAD MORADEL-BAKRI (B.A. 1923) has recently retired since 1908. from the position of inspector of co-operative societies under the The Busk Memorial Prize of the Royal Aeronautical Society has Ministry of Agriculture of the Egyptian Government. been awarded to Mr A. V. STEPHENS (B.A. 1930), Fellow, for his A grey marble tablet in memory of the late Canon EDWIN HILL paper on recent research in the spinning of aeroplanes. (B.A. 1866), formerly Fellow and Tutor, has been placed on the Dr K. G. EMELEUS (B.A. 1922), Professor of Physics at Queen's south wall of the chancel of St Peter's Church, Cockfield,of which University, Belfast, has been elected a member of the Royal Irish he was rector from 1889 to 1929. Academy. A memorial tablet to the memory of the late Professor JOHN Mr ERNEST GOLD (B.A. 1903), formerly Fellow, has been elected EDWARD MARR (B.A. 1879), Fellow, has been placed on the house President of the Royal Meteorological Society. in Morecambe Terrace, Poulton-Ie-Sands, Lancashire, where Professor F. C. BARTLETT (B.A. 1915), Fellow, is President of Professor Marr was born. the Psychology Section of the first Internatio nal Congress of Mr H. S. MAGNAY (B.A. 1925) has been appointed Director of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences to be held in London in 1934. Education for Barnsley. The Lyell Medal of r E. M. EAGLES (B.A. 1894) is retiring from the headmaster­ the Geological Society was awarded to the � . late Dr F. L. KITCHIN (B.A. 1893), of H.M. Geological Survey, ship of EnfieldGrammar School which he has held since 1909 he in recognition of the value of his contributions to palaeontological will be succeeded by Mr L. C. SOAR (B.A. 1922), Headmaste; of science. Henley Grammar School. THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 121 120 Mr J. E. BoYT (RA. 1898) is retiring from the headmastership Thomas's, Mr T. L. H. SHORE (RA. 1931), London, and Mr G. C. of King Edward VI School, Stourbridge ; he is succeeded by Mr TooTH (RA. 1930), St Bartholomew's. T. W. WATSON (RA. 191I), Headmaster of Dudley Grammar The diploma of M.R.C.S. was conferred on February 8th, 1934, School. upon Mr L. A. COLLINS (B.A. 193 1), Charing Cross, and Mr D. Mr P. FLETCHER (RA. 1925), assistant master at Marlborough, WHITTAKER (B.A. 1929), St Thomas's. has been appointed second master of Cheltenham College. The following higher degrees have been taken by members of the Mr A. J. ELEY (B.A. 1926), master at the Royal Liberty School, College: Romford, has been appointed to a mastership at the City of London School. M.D.: Hon. W. S. MACLAY (B.A. 1922), H. TAYLOR (RA. 1926), F. A. RI CHARDS (B.A. 1925). Sir William Browne's Medal for a Greek epigram has been awarded to H. A. WICKSTEAD (Matric. 1932), Scholar of the College. Ph.D.: R. S. ALCOCK (RA. 1930), B. WHIPP (B.A. 1930), The second Tyrwhitt Hebrew Scholarship for 1934 has been F. W. G. WHITE (Matric. 1929). awarded to E. MARMORSTEIN (RA. 1933). The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced: The Frank Smart Prize for Botany has been awarded to G. C. The Rev. F. W. ARGYLE (RA. 1903), rector of March, Cam­ EVANS (Matric. 1931). bridgeshire, to be vicar of St Andrew's, Leyland, Lancashire. A Lord Justice Senior Scholarship has been awarded by Gray's The Rev. Sir JOHN C. W. HERSCHEL (Matric. 1899), rector of Inn to Mr J. MEGAW (RA. 1931). West Clandon, Guildford, to be vicar of Perranzabuloe-with­ The following members of the College have been called to the Perranporth, Cornwall, by exchange. bar: The Rev. W. A. DOHERTY (RA. 1895), vicar ofSt James's, Ryde, On January 26th, 1934: by the Inner Temple, Mr K. K. LIM Isle of Wight, to be vicar of Christ Church, Worthing. (B.A. 1931); by Gray's Inn, Mr L. H. SHELTON (RA. 1913), and The Rev. M. MULLINEUX (RA. 1896), chaplain of Christ Mr T. L. TAN (RA. 1933). Church, Amsterdam, has been presented by the College to the On April 25th, 1934: by the Middle Temple, Mr A. L. ROLLs vicarage of Marham, Norfolk. (B.A. 1926) and Mr H. PARKER (RA. 1910); by Gray's Inn, Mr J. The Rev. T. A. MOXON (RA. 1899), headmaster of Denstone MEGAW (B.A. 1931). College, to be a prebendary of Lichfield Cathedral. On June 13th, 1934: by Lincoln's Inn, Mr N. M. DE SILVA The Rev. G. PASSINGHAM (RA. 1893), vicar of Diddington, (RA. 1932); by the Middle Temple, Mr P. NAvARATNARAJAH Huntingdonshire, to be vicar of Leighton Bromswold. (RA. 1932). The Rev. H. P. W. BURTON (RA. 1910), rector of Louth, to the Mr A. D. VICKERMAN (RA. 1930) has passed the finalexamina­ prebend of Louth in Lincoln Cathedral. tion of the Law Society held in March, 1934. The Rev. C. ASKWITH (RA. 1890), rector of St Matthew's, St Sir PENDRILL CHARLES VARRIER JONES (B.A. 1905) was elected a Leonards-on-Sea, to the prebend of Bury in Chichester Cathedral. Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians on April 26th, 1934. The Rev. V. C. MORTON (B.A. 1909), curate in charge of St Mr M. L. ROSENHEIM (RA. 1929) and Mr J. R HARMAN (B.A. John's Mission Church, Earlsfield, to be vicar of St Peter's, 1929) have been admitted Members of the Royal College of Wimbledon. Physicians. The Rev. R. L. SANDERS (RA. 1892), rector of Ruskington, The diploma of L.R.C.P. was conferred on April 26th, 1934, Sleaford, to be rural dean of Lafford (North). upon Mr R. A. ANDREWS (B.A. 1931), Guy's, Mr R. C. R BARBOR (B.A. 1931), St Thomas's, Mr R. A. BINNING (B.A. 193 1), St The Rev. H. C. SANDALL (B.A. 1902), vicar of Corston-with­ George's, Mr A. INNEs (B.A. 193 1), St Bartholomew's, Mr H. B. Rodbourne, Wiltshire, to be vicar of St Katharine's, Redland, MAY (RA. 1930), London, Mr T. A. RATCLIFFE (B.A. 193 1), St Bristol. THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 123 122 The Rev. W. R. SHEPHERD (B.A. 1883), rector of Kirby Under­ . Marriages dale, York, to be canon and prebendary of Osbaldwick in York Minster. KENNETH ASCOUGH USHERWOOD (B.A. 1925), of Thames Ditton, Surrey, to MOLLY TIDBEcK, of J ohannesburg--onDecember 22nd, The Rev. E. W. GREEN (B.A. 1906), vicar of Dunston-with­ 1933, at Johannesburg. Coppenhall, Stafford, to be vicar of Chipping Camden, Gloucester­ DOUGLAS COOPER MERRY (B.A. 1932), Royal Engineers, youngest shire. son of Mr and Mrs Merry, of Wing, Buckinghamshire, to UNA The Rev. G. T. M. EVANS (B.A. 1897), rector of Benoni, in the EVELYN WALLACE, elder daughter of the· late W. H. Wallace, of diocese of Johannesburg, to be dean of St Saviour's Cathedral, Eaton Bray, Bedfordshire--on January 1st, 1934, at St Nicholas, Pietermaritzburg, Natal. Harpenden. MAURICE PATRICK GURNEY (B.A. 1923) to GERTRUDE DE MARS The Rev. E. L. SIMPSON (B.A. 1892), vicar of Evington, Leicester, BARTHELs, daughter of the late William de Mars, of Paris and to be vicar of Ashby Magna, Leicester. Cleveland--on January 8th, 1934, at Westminster Cathedral, The Rev. W. H. DEw (B.A. 1924), Head of the Maurice Hostel London. (Men's House), Hoxton, the College Mission, to be lecturer and STEPHEN GRANGE ASKEY (B.A. 1910) to JEANNETTE BILLING­ assistant chaplain of Bede College, Durham. on January 27th, 1934, at St Peter's, Clapham. GUY SHIRLEY STEELE-PERKINS The Rev. E. C. RATCLIFF (B.A. 1920), Fellow and Tutor of (B.A. 1929), second son of Dr Queen's College, Oxford, to be an examining chaplain to the Shirley Steele-Perkins, of Exeter, to SYLVIA BLENNERHASSETT DE Bishop of Chichester. COURCY, younger daughter of F. H. D. de Courcy, late of Kinsale Estate, Nilgris, South India--on February loth, 1934, at St John's The Rev. G L. TIARKS (B.A. 1931) entered as chaplain, Royal Church, Hove, Sussex. Navy, January 1st, 1934, and was appointed to H.M.S. London, GORDON IAN BRAND DICK (B.A. 1927), only son of J. R. Dick, Flagship, First Cruiser Squadron, Mediterranean Fleet, April of Reading, to ROSEMARY WILSON, younger daughter of W. R. 1934· Wilson, of Rudge Hall, Pattingham, Wolverhampton--on Feb­ ruary 15th, 1934, at St Chad's Church, Pattingham. The Rev. T. W. PECK (B.A. 1885) has resigned the vicarage of New Basford, Nottingham. RONALD RENSHAW GILCHRIST (B.A. 1926), second son of the late Dr R. M. Gilchrist, of Fleetwood, Lancashire, to VERA AsHWORTH, The following members of the College have been ordained : youngest daughter of Councillor W. Ashworth, of Hackensall Hall, On December 17th, 1933, Mr G. L. TIARKS (B.A. 1931), Preesall--on March 2nd, 1934, at Kirkham Register Office. ordained priest at Southwark. EDWARD KEITH QUICK (B.A. 1910), of the Cathedral School, Shanghai, eldest son of the late Edward Quick, to DORIS lRENE On December 21st, 1933, Mr M. E. MCCORMICK (B.A. 1930), BARBER, fourth daughter of Henry Barber, of Ipswich--on April ordained priest at Chester. 3rd, 1934, at Kobe, Japan. On March 1st, 1934,MrW. G.WALKER (B.A. 1932), StMichael's MARCUS WILLIAM CLARIDGE (B.A. 1925), son of the late W. Theological College, Llandaff,ordained deacon by the Bishop of Claridge, J.P., of Ampthill, Bedfordshire, to STELLA CAROLINE Monmouth, by letters dimissory from the Bishop of Llandaff, in RENWICK, daughter of the late J. W. M. Renwick, of East Sheen­ St Woolos Cathedral, Newport, to the curacy of Christchurch, on April 5th, 1934, at St George's, Hanover Square. Cyfarthfa, Merthyr Tydfil. FRANCIS PURYER WHITE B.A. 1915), Fellow, to ALIcE BARBARA DALE, Fellow and Tutor( of Newnham College, Cambridge, On May 27th, 1934, Mr A. E. R. KNOPP (B.A. 1933), Ridley youngest daughter of the late Sir Alfred Dale--onJune 26th,1934, Hall, ordained deacon by the Bishop of Chelmsford in his cathe­ St Laurence, Berkshire. dral, to the curacy of St Mary-the-Virgin, Loughton, Essex. at Besselsleigh, 185 184 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES On November 1St, W. W. Sawyer gave a lecture on "The Mr C. M. MURRAY-AYNSLEY (B.A. 1919), Chief Justice of the Aims and Methods of Mathematicians." Describing his lecture Tonga Islands, has been · appointed Chief Justice of Grenada, as an analytic continuation of one he had given in the previous British West Indies. Easter term,. he dealt with the problems of the mathematical re­ Mr R. J. GETTY (B.A. 1930), assistant in the Department of search student. Humanity in the University of Aberdeen, has been appointed At the next meeting, on November 22nd, S. R. WaIton read Lecturer in Latin at the University of Liverpool. a paper on "Diagrammatic Logic." Mter a historical sketch, be­ Mr D. R. DUDLEY (B.A. 1931) has beep appointed Lecturer in ginning with Leibniz and ending with George Boole, an account Classics in the University of Reading. of the diagrammatic methods of John Venn was given. The Society was highly amused, and not a little disturbed, by the de­ Dr J. R. MARRACK (B.A. 1908), Lecturer in Chemical Pathology monstration, given by the lecturer as an example, that even if at the London Hospital Medical College, has been appointed to mathematicians were millionaires, they would not receive their the University chair of Chemical Pathology there. due. Mr J. G. JAGGER (B.A. 1931) has been appointed Assistant The last meeting of the term was held on November 29th Mr Lecturer in Engineering in the University of Manchester. Burkill, addressing the Society on "Non-differentiable Func­ tions," gave a most illuminating account of Knapp's elementary Mr R. W. HUTcHINsoN (B.A. 1920) has been appointed Curator methods of constructing continuous functions having no derivative of the Villa Ariadne, Knossos, Crete. at any point of an interval. Dr F. H. CONSTABLE (B.A. 1923), formerly Fellow, has been appointed Professor of Physics at the Royal Engineering College, Gizeh, Egypt. COLLEGE NOTES Mr C. W. STOKES (RA. 1922), assistant master at the Royal Grammar School, Clitheroe, has been appointed one of His ROFESSOR P. H. WINFIELD (B.A. 1899), Fellow, has been Majesty's Inspectors of Schools (Secondary Branch). Pelected a Fellow of the British Academy. Mr R. DE W. K. WINLAW (B.A. 1934) has been appointed to a The Darwin Medal of the Royal Society has been awarded to mastership at Harrow School. Professor A. C. SEWARD (RA. 1886), formerly Fellow, in recogni­ The Rev. WILLIAM SNEATH (B.A. 1901), master at King Ed­ tion of his work as a palaeobotanist. ward's School, Birmingham, has been elected third warden of the Professor A. C. SEWARD has been elected Foreign Secretary of Feltmakers' Company of London. the Royal Society ; Mr P. P. LAID LAW (B.A. 1903) is a member of Dr G. S. ARUNDALE (B.A. 1898) has been elected President of the Council for the year 1934-5. the Theosophical Society. Professor W. LANGDON BROWN (B .A. 1892) has been appointed Mr L. H. MAcKLIN (B.A. 1924) has been appointed secretary of Senior Censor of the Royal College of Physicians. the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, London. Professor A. C. SEWARD has been elected a member of the Mr F. KIDD (B.A. 1912), formerly Fellow, has been appointed Swedish Academy of Sciences. Director of the Low Temperature Research Station, Cambridge. The French Government has conferred the Cross of the Legion Dr J. ALISON GLOVER (RA. 1897) has been appointed Gresham of Honour upon Sir ROBERT TATE (RA. 1894), Public Orator of Lecturer in Physics. Trinity College, Dublin. Mr J. S. MITCHELL (B.A. 1931) has been awarded a Beit y of The honorary degree of Doctor of Letters has been conferred Memorial Junior Fellowship for research, at the Laborator by the University of Sheffield upon Mr W. C. SUMMERS (RA. Colloid Sciences, Cambridge, on the effects of radiation on thin 1892), fo rmerly Fellow, Emeritus Professor of Latin at Sheffield. protein films. E XLVIII 13 186 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 1'07 Among the first thirty-one places in order of merit for the The diploma of fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons was Administrative Class of the Home Civil Service in the open com­ conferred on June 14th, 1934, upon W. BUCKLEY (B.A. 1924), petition of 1934, six are occupied by members of the College : St Bartholomew's Hospital. D. O'DONOVAN (B.A. 1933) fifth place, K. A. L. PARKER (B.A. Diplomas of membership of the Royal College of Surgeons were 1933) seventh, L. S. PORTER (B.A. 1933) eighth, D. CARTER (B.A. conferred on November 8th, 1934, upon S. M. DAVIDSON (B.A. 1933) tenth, C. J. MASTON (B.A. 1933) twenty-third, and F. W. 1931), St Mary's, and upon J. S. Ross (B.A. 1931), St Thomas's. MOTTERSHEAD (B.A. 1933) thirtieth. Mr J. W. LANDELLs (B.A. 1933) has been awarded the Price In the same open competition D. W. L. HAVILAND (B.A. 1933) was placed twenty-third in the list for the Indian Civil Service. University Entrance Scholarship in anatomy and physiology at the London Hospital Medical College; Mr E. B. FRENCH (B.A. 1934) The London Gazette of September 14th, 1934, announces the has been awarded an entrance scholarship at Guy's Hospital, and promotion of Brevet Lieutenant-ColonelJ. K. DUNLOP (B.A. 1913), Mr J. SUTCLIFFE (B.A. 1934) an entrance exhibition at St Thomas's M.C.,T.D., 12th London Regiment, to Lieutenant-Colonel, and to Hospital. command. At the opening of the British Empire Games at the White City The Rev. O. R. FULL}AMES (B.A. 1923), chaplain R.N., who in August, 1934, the honour of taking the Oath of Allegiance fell has been serving at Keyham College, has been appointed to to Mr R. L. HowLAND (B.A. 1928), Fellow and Tutor, captain of H.M.S. Rodney . the English Athletics Team. Surgeon-Commander N. B. DE M. GREENSTREET (B.A. 1915) At the Royal Horticultural Society'S Exhibition in September has been appointed to H.M.S. Drake for service in the Royal 1934, the second prize fo r Cox's Orange Pippins was awarded to Naval Barracks. St John's College Garden (gardener Mr R. E. Thoday). Instructor-Lieutenant-Commander H. S. GRACIE (B.A. 1923) has been appointed to H.M.S. Norfo lk . The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced : The following University awards have been made to members The Rev. R. S. PHILLIPS (B.A. 1922), vicar of St James's, New of the College : Barnet, to be vicar of St Peter's, Hunslet Moor, Leeds. The Wrenbury Scholarship fo r study and research in economics The Rev. H. S. GOODRICH (B.A. 1915), vicar of Pleasley Hill, to R. B. BRYCE (Matric. 1932). Mansfie1d, to be rector of Irnham with Corby, South Lincolnshire. The E. G. Fearnsides Scholarship for the encouragement of The Rev. F. S. LEWIS (B.A. 1926), to be vicar of St Mark's, clinical research on the organic diseases of the nervous system to Walworth, and priest in charge of the Wellington College Mission. J. B. HARMAN (B.A. 1929). The Rev. A. B. SLEIGHT (B.A. 1903), vicar of Ellesmere Port, to The Jebb Studentship in European literature to J. S. RICHARD­ be rector of Thurstaston, Wirral. SON (B.A. 1932). The Rev. E. R. WILKINSON (B.A. 1904), lately chaplain of The Raymond Horton-Smith Prize to Mr H. TAYLOR (B.A. Bankipore, Calcutta, to be vicar of Slaley, Hexham-on-Tyne. 1926). The Rev. C. C. ELLIS (B.A. 1895), rector of Didsbury, Man­ The Jeremie Hellenistic Prize and the George Williams Prize to chester, to be rural dean of Heaton. F. E. VOKES (B.A. 1933). The Rev. V. C. POWELL (B.A. 1925), assistant curate of St Mr F. T. WILLEY (B.A. 1933) has been elected to a Harmsworth John'S, Kidderminster, to be curate-in-charge of St Francis, Law Scholarship at the Middle Temple. Dudley. Mr J. J. G. WILSON (B.A. 193 1) was placed in the second class The Rev. E. H. G. SARGENT (B.A. 1909), vicar of St Peter's, in the examination for honours for admission on the Roll of Upper Holloway, to be vicar of Christ Church, Virginia Water, Solicitors of the Supreme Court, July 1934. Surrey. 13'2

...!..iii 188 THE EAGLE OBITUARY 189 The Rev. PETER GREEN (B.A. 1893), rector of St Phillip's, St Saviour, Fitzroy Square ; and Mr F. E. VOKES (B.A. 1933), Salford, to be sub-dean of Manchester Cathedral. Westcott House, was ordained deacon by the Bishop of Ports­ The Rev. ALAN STOUT (B.A. 1928), curate of Christ Church, mouth, and licensed to St James's, East Cowes. Ince-in-Makerfield, to be vicar of St Ann's, Warrington. Marriages The Rev. L. G. BREwSTER (B.A. 1926), curate and lecturer of Watford Parish Church, to be perpetual curate of St Paul's, MAXWELL HERMAN ALEXANDER NEWMAN (B.A. 1921), Fellow, Waleot, Bath. to LYN IRVINE, second daughter of the Rev. John A. and Mrs Irvine, of Aberdeen-on December 28th, 1934, at St Columba's, The Rev . H. S. CROLE-REES (B.A. 1906), formerly chaplain Pont Street, London. R.N., to be vicar of Hernhill, near Faversham. The Rev. E. H. SHEPHERD (B.A. 1912), vicar of St Mary's, JOHN BRODRICK TRACEY (B.A. 1928), sixth son of the late Illingworth, Halifax, to be rector of Aliwal North, South Africa. Dr H. Eugene Tracey, of Willand, Devon, to MABEL JOY RosE, daughter of Dr E. F. Rose, of Attleborough-on July 28th, 1934, The Rev. C. E. FYNES-CLINTON (B.A. 1891), vicar of Hollin­ at St Mary's, Attleborough, Norfolk. wood, Lancashire, to be rector of Lawford, Essex (a College living). LEWIS HERBERT COLLISON (B.A. 1930), elder son of Mr W. H. Collison, of Muswell Hill, London, to EDNA MOLLIE IVENs, The Rev. W. L SHEPHERD (B.A. 1909), vicar of St Mary's, second daughter of Mr Edmund !vens, of Findon Valley, Wor­ Halifax, to be vicar of Ripponden, Halifax. thing, Sussex-on August 16th, 1934, at Findon Parish Church. The Rev. G. E. WOODMANSEY (B.A. 1913),vicar ofSt Matthias's, WILLIAM ARCHIBALD MACFADYEN (B.A. 1917), Iraq Govern­ Sheffield, to be vicar of St Mark's, Barrow-in-Furness. ment Geologist, Baghdad, to MARGARET MAYSON, elder daughter The Rev. H. W. PADLEY (B.A. 1923), assistant priest at Shef­ of Mr J. Mayson, of Garden Street, Westminster-on August 29th, field Cathedral, to be chaplain at the King's School, Canterbury. 1934, in London. The Rev. EDMUND RosEVEARE (B.A. 1922), sub-warden of PERCY JAMES LEWIS (B.A. 1906), of Bremersdorp, Swaziland, St Paul's College, Grahamstown, to be warden of St Matthew's to NOELLE MINNIE PINSON BUNTINE, younger daughter of Dr R. A. College, Grahamstown, South Mrica. Buntine, of Maritzburg-on November loth, 1934, at St Peter's, Mr F. L. TAYLOR (B.A. 1914) has been elected Abbot of Maritzburg. St Augustine's Abbey, Ramsgate. GEOFFREY LEWIS TIARKS (B.A. 1931), chaplain, Royal Navy, The Rev. Canon N. C. MARRIS (B.A. 1881) has resigned the only son of the Rev. L. H. Tiarks, rector of Latchington, Chelms­ vicarage of Tathwell with Haugham, Lincolnshire. fo rd, to BETTY LYNE STOCK, daughter of Mr H. W. Stock, of The Rev. G. G. WILKINSON (B.A. 1880) has resigned the Istanbul-on November 14th, 1934, at St Paul's Cathedral, rectory of Knossington, near Oakham. Malta.

Ordinations On September 23rd, 1934, Mr A. C. DE P. HAY (B.A. 1932), OBITUARY Westcott House, was ordained by the Bishop of Newcastle, and RANCIS HUGH ADAMS (B.A. 1873) died at Oxford on licensed to St Paul's, Cullercoats. F July 26th, 1934, aged 84. He was born in Brighton in 1849, On September 30th, 1934, Mr F. D. COGGAN (B.A. 1931)' the son of a schoolmaster. From Brighton College he came Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, was ordained deacon by the Bishop of up to St John's in 1869 as a sizar. He was classical master at London and licensed to St Mary's, Islington ; Mr H. F. HARDING Glenalmond from 1881 to 1885, being sub-warden for the last three (B.A. 1934), M.A. New Zealand, was ordained deacon by the years. He afterwards became headmaster of Wellingore Hall Bishop of London and licensed to St John the Evangelist with School, Lincolnshire.

� 2 4 THE EAGLE COLLEGE CHRONICLE 43 bumped every night till the Saturday when they overlapped the Fifth Boat boat in front under the Railway Bridge, but failed by inches. Third Boat Fourth Boat R. E. OxIey The Fifth Boat were rather disappointing, A. B. Buchanan Bow A. Rowan-Robinson Bow being very much Bow J. Dipple P. F. Claxton 2 M. B. Harman 2 disorganised after going down unexpectedly on the first night. 2 M. A. Robinson 3 D. B. Sumner 3 P. E. Perceval 3 They were bumped on the second and third but rowed over on J. Inksetter 4 T. W. Rowntree 4 G. R. Bell 4 the last day. 5 R. W. Thorn 5 E. Schofield 5 R. P. Mees 6 H. H. Wolfer The most pleasing feature about the races was the willingness 6 H. A. Marshall 6 J. M. Preston 7 R. G. Shepherd of everyone to race. None of the 7 H. J. G. Collis 7 J. D. Hibbert boats gave in without a struggle. Str. J. F. Hendry Let us hope that this keenness Str. J. N. King Str. C. E. Whiteside and spirit will remain with the R. B. Marchant Cox J. C. Mossop Club in the future. Cox R. W. Radford Cox Coach : H. C. Highet Coach : L. J. Quilter Last term we Coaches : R. Hambridge regretfully accepted the resignation of Mr L. J. Quilter Cunningham from the post of Senior Treasurer to the Club, a position he has held since 1911. It is saying the least to repeat that his services to the Club during these years have been in­ estimable. Few can realise the work that he has gladly shouldered fo r the Club. The junior officers alone have had the opportunity COLLEGE NOTES to realise completely what he has done. The loss is only counter­ balanced by the fact that we welcome in our new Treasurer, HE following were elected Fellows of the College at the Mr Gatty, a keen and staunch supporter of the Club. Annual Election in May 1935 : The Bateman Pairs were won by R. V. T Symonds and D. H. DONALD REYNOLDS DUDLEY (B.A. 1931), fo rmerly scholar; first Lewis, who beat M. D. Parkes and C. H. Hoskyn in the final by class, Classical Tripos, Part I, 1930; first class, Classical Tripos, 2t seconds. Both these pairs entered for the Forster Fairbairn Part Il, 1931; Charles and Julia Henry Fellow at Yale University, Pairs, and both succeeded in winning through one round, being 1932-3. beaten in the semi-finals. The Freshmen's Sculls were won by R. V. Symonds, and the FRANK SAMUEL JENNINGS HOLLICK (B.A. 1932), Strathcona Pearson-Wright Sculls by H. C. Highet. Student ; formerly Somerset Exhibitioner ; second class, Natural The crews were : Sciences Tripos, Part I, 1931.

In the New Year Honours, 1935, Professor WALTER LANGDON First Boat Second Boat BROWN (B.A. 1892), Regius Professor of Physic, Fellow of Corpus st. lb. st. lb. Christi College, received a knighthood. Professor F. L. ENGLEDOW H. J. Waters Bow 9 11 Bow F. J. Simmonds II 4 (B.A. 1913), Fellow, was made a C.M.G. (Colonial Office List). K. M. Macleod 2 11 0 2 T. G. H. Kirkwood II 12 M. O. Palrner 3 II 3 3 A. R. K. Weston ... 13 0 In the Birthday Honours, June 1935, PATRICK PLAYFAIR J. V. Rob . . 4 . 12 6 4 D. H. H. Clarke II 5 P. D. May ... LAIDLAW (B.A. 1903), F.R.S., Pathologist to the Medical Research 5 12 5 5 R. B. Kembalt-Cook II 10 6 O. M. Taylor Council, received a knighthood ; ANDREW GOURLAY CLOW (B.A. II 8 6 R. O. Hibbert 12 4 R. V. Symonds 7 11 13 7 F. R. Farmer 10 3 �912), C.I.E., I.C.S., Joint Secretary to the Government of India Str. D. H. Lewis 10 2 Str. R. A. Wright II m the department of industries and labour, was made a C.S.I.; Cox D. E. Green 8 11 Cox G. A. P. Johnson 9 7 LEONARD DAY WAKELY (B.A. 1901), C.B., Deputy Under­ Coaches : F. M. Symonds, Esq. Coaches: C. H. Hoskyn Secretary of State for India, a K.C.I.E.; and ALFRED JOHN M. D. Parkes M. D. Parkes C. H. Hoskyn HARDING (B.A. 1900), Director of Colonial Audit, a K.C.M .G.

Mr G. E. BRIGGS (B.A. 1915), Fellow, and Dr R. STONELEY (B.A. 1915) have been elected Fellows of the Royal Society of London. 45 44 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES Hulsean (B.A. 1907) has been appointed Mr WILLIAM GEORGE CONSTABLE (B.A. 1909), formerly Fellow, The Rev. R. S. CRIPPS has been elected Slade Professor of Fine Art in the University, Preacher for 1935-6. and has been re-elected into a Fellowship in the College. has been nominated by Mr S. J. BAILEY (B.A. 1922), Fellow, for 1935-6. The Kelvin Medal for 1935 has been awarded to Sir JOHN Christ's College as Pro-Proctor AMBROSE FLEMING (B.A. 1881), Honorary Fellow, in recognition have been made to members of his services to electrical science and particularly of his invention The following University awards of the thermionic valve. of the College : (B.A. 1925), Fellow ; The Adams Prize to Dr S. GOLDSTEIN Mr E. V. ApPLEToN (B.A. 1914), formerly Fellow, has been 1930), formerly Fellow, was the essay of Dr L. ROSENHEAD (Ph.D. appointed a corresponding member of the Prussian Academy of the Adjudicators. Science (Physico-Mathematical Class) ; he has also received the highly commended by CARMICHAEL (Matric. honorary degree of LL.D. from the University of Aberdeen ; and The Clerk Maxwell Scholarship to HUGH he has been appointed Scott Lecturer at the Cavendish Laboratory 1933)' (B.A. 1932). for the year 1936-7. The Le Bas Prize to Mr M. F. PRESTWICH (B.A. 1933)· Dr R. P. PARANJPYE (B.A. 1899), fo rmerly Fellow, has been A Rayleigh Prize to Mr F. SMITHIES reappointed Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lucknow. at Harvard or Yale, to Mr A Henry Fund Fellowship, tenable 1935)· Mr G. E. JACKS ON (B.A. 19II), Professor of Economics in the H. A. WICKSTEAD (B.A. been awarded the Esmond University of Toronto, has been appointed an adviser to the Bank Mr J. LOUGH (B.A. 1934) has of England. Scholarship at the British Institute in Paris. members of Mr H. H. BRINDLEY (B.A. 1887), Fellow, has been appointed The following higher degrees have been taken by Honorary Keeper of the Water Transport Collections in the the College : Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology, Cambridge , and Head M.D.: C. G. H. CAMPBELL (B.A. 1908). of the Seal Room, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich. Ph.D.: E. H. F. BALDWIN (B.A. 1931), H. MILLER (B.A. 1931), Mr W. V. D. HODGE (B.A. 1925), formerly Fellow, has been A. C. HULME (Matric. 1930). elected into a Fellowship and appointed Lecturer and Director of LL.M.: P. L. BUSHE-Fox (B.A. 1928). Mathematical Studies at Pembroke College, Cambridge. \ Mr G. H. MEES (B.A. 1925) has taken the degree of LL.D. at Mr T. G. RooM (B.A. 1923), formerly Fellow, has been Leyden University. appointed Professor of Mathematics in the University of Sydney, N.S.W. Mr J. A. K. MARTYN (B.A. 1924) has been appointed a house­ master at the new Indian Public School, which opened at Dehra Mr D. NOBBs (B .A. 1930), Fellow, has been appointed lecturer Dun in the spring of 1935. in political science and assistant in British history in the University Mr T. R. LEATHEM (B.A. 1933) has been appointed to a of Edinburgh. mastership at King's College School, Wimbledon.

Dr J. D. COCKCROFT (B.A. 1924), Fellow, has been appointed The retirement is announced of Mr J. W. DYSON (B.A. 1897), a University Lecturer in Physics ; Dr M. L. E. OLIPHANT (Ph.D. who has been headmaster of Ripon Grammar School since 1919. 1929), Fellow, has been appointed Assistant Director of Research in Physics ; and Mr C. CULPIN (B.A. 1931) has been appointed Mr C. W. RADCLIFFE (B.A. 19II) has been appointed Clerk to University Demonstrator in Agricultural Engineering. the Middlesex County Council. Mr J. G. HAY HALKETT (B.A. 1885), police-court magistrate at Professor J. M. CREED (B.A. 19II), Fellow, has been elected Westminster, has retired. Hulsean Lecturer till the end of the Easter term, 1936. 47 46 THE EA GLE COLLEGE NOTES n, have been called to the bar : On January 1922) to be rector of Stapleto The following 28th, . The Rev. D. B. HASEL�R (B.A. 1935, by Gray's Inn, Mr C. A. BURTON (B.A. 1934) and to his father, the Rev. R. HASELER. Mr Shropshire, in succession W. R. S. PRESCOTT (B.A. 1935); on May 15th, 1935, by Gray's to the P. DENHAM (B.A. 19II), lately chaplain Inn, Mr H. A. GOLDEN (B.A. 1921). The Rev. J. forces in Egypt, to Plymouth. The successful candidates in the competitive examinations for of All Saints', Rev. F. S. SPACKMAN (B.A. 1921), vicar the Civil Service in 1934 have been assigned to the fo llowing The canon of and the Rev. A. J. TAIT (B.A. 1894), services : Mr D. O'DONOVAN (B.A. 1933) to the Board of Educa­ Marple, Cheshire, . to commissaries to the Bishop of Uganda. tion ; Mr K. A. L. PARKER (B.A. 1933) to the Home Office; Mr Peterborough, be formerlyvicarofVentnor, L. S. PORTER (B.A. 1933) to the Ministry of Agriculture and The Rev. G. P. B. KERRY (B.A. 1887), in the diocese of Portsmouth. Fisheries ; Mr D. CARTER (B.A. 1933) to the Board of Trade ; to be an honorary diocesan missioner Mr C. J. MASTON (B.A. 1933) to the Ministry of Labour; Mr of the College have been ordained : F. W. MOTTERSHEAD (B.A. 1933) to the Admiralty ; Mr H. E. The following members College, Cheshunt, JONES (B.A. 1933) to the Civil Service of Northern Ireland. Mr G. KERSHAW (B.A. 1933), Bishop's 16th, 1934, at Manchester, and licensed Mr G. G. MowAT (B.A. 1929) has been appointed honorary ordained deacon December Church. aural surgeon of the Bolton Royal Infirmary. to Rochdale Parish SPARROW (B.A. 1929), Ripon Hall, Oxford, Mr.K. F. T. MILLS (B.A. 1921) has been appointed Medical Mr T. W. F. deacon December 21st, 1934, at York, and licensed to Superintendent of the Port Elizabeth Hospital, South Africa. ordained St Barnabas, Linthorpe, Middlesbrough. Mr B. C. NICHOLSON (B.A. 1925) has been admitted a member Mr T. GREGORY SMITH (B.A. 1930), London College of of the Royal College of Physicians. Divinity, ordained deacon December 23rd, 1934, at St Paul's, Diplomas of Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons were London, and licensed to St Jude's, Mildmay Park. granted on June 13th, 1935, to Mr M. A. ROBERTSON (B.A. 1927), Mr J. E. A. WILLIAMS (B.A. 1932), Ridley Hall, ordained London Hospital, Mr W. C. BARBER (B.A. 1929), Manchester deacon December 23rd, 1934, at Rochester, and licensed to St and Guy's Hospital, and Mr P. H. R. GHEY (B.A. 1930). Margaret, Rochester. The diploma of membership of the Royal College of Surgeons Mr W. G. WALKER (B.A. 1932) ordained priest March 25th, was on February 14th, 1935, conferred on Mr W. A. LAw (B.A. 1935, at Llandaff. 1932), London Hospital. The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced : Licences to practise have been granted by the Royal College of The Rev . C. H. How (B.A. 1903), rector of Liverpool, to be Physicians to Mr M. HYNES (B.A. 1932), Middlesex Hospital, . } Vicar of Bnght on, rural dean of Brighton, and prebendary of Mr H. T. LAYCOCK (B.A. 1932), St Thomas's Hospital, and Mr Waltham in Chichester Cathedral. E. E. PoCHIN (B.A. 1931), University College Hospital. Mr W. A. ELLIOTT (B.A. 1931) has been appointed resident �he Rev. H. L. PASS (B.A. 1898), vicar of St Bartholom ew's, house surgeon at the North-East London Post-Graduate College, Chichester, to be a residentiary canon of Chichester Cathedral. Prince of Wales's General Hospital, London. The Rev. J. E. JAGGER (B.A. 1885), vicar of Merton, Surrey, to The Rev. A. B. JOHNSTON (B.A. 1906), principal of Noble be an honorary canon of Southwark Cathedral. College, Masulipatam, South India, to be vicar of St Matthew's The Rev. F. P. CHEETHAM (B.A. 1912), principal of Egerton with St James's, Cambridge. Hall, Manchester, to be an honorary canon in Manchester Cathedral. The Rev. H. WHEWELL (B.A. 1909), vicar of Castleton Moor, to be honorary secretary of the Manchester New Churches Fund. The Rev. W. R. FOSTER (B.A. 1921), succentor and sacrist of of All Saints', The Rev. J. E. N. JACKSON (B.A. 1908), vicar of Hovingham, Southwark Cathedral, to be an assistant priest York, to be vicar of St Mary, Bishophill Junior, York. Margaret Street, and Master of the Choir School. 48 THE EA GLE 49 The Rev. T. G. PLATTEN (B.A. 1922), chaplain and tutor of the College Mark of St and St John, Chelsea, to be Chief Diocesan Inspector of Schools in the diocese of London. OBITUARY The Rev. NORMAN ASHBY (B.A. 1907), formerly of the Knuts ­ (B.A. 1883) ford Test School, to be rector of Pertenhall, Bedford. HE REv. CHARLES HANNIBAL CROSSLEY died at Leat)lOlm, Hunstanton, on March 31st, 1935, aged The Rev. R. H. BAINES (B.A. 1929), curate in charge of St T 83. He was the son of Thomas Crossley, silversmith, and John's, Rugby, to be a C.M.S. Missionary in Nyakasura, Uganda Islington . was born at Holloway on March 25th, 1852. From The Exchange, but came up Rev. C. E. SIDEBOTHAM (B.A. 1902), vicar of St George's, Grammar School he went on the Stock the Clergy Portsea, to be vicar of St Helen's, Isle of Wight. to St john's in 1879; after graduating he went to Training School, Cambridge, and was ordained in 1882, by the The Rev. D. M. SALE (B.A. 1924), curate of St George' s, Bishop of Ely, as curate of St Mary's, Bury St Edmund's. He Tufnell Park, London, to be vicar of Thornton with Bagworth, next served as chaplain of the Suffolk General Hospital at Bury Leicestershire. on, St Edmund's ; from 1888 to 1896 he was rector of Nowt of Hornings­ The Rev. O. K. DE LA TOUR BERRY (B.A. 1929), curate of St Suffolk, for the last four years being also rural dean Mary's, Islington, to be vicar then went to Wisbech as vicar of St Augustine's ; in of St George's, Battersea. heath.. He 1906 he became rector of Willingham, Cambridgeshire, retiring The Rev. R. J. WHITAKER (B.A. 1897), assistant master of in 1922 to Hunstanton, where he acted as secretary to the St King's School, Worcester, to be vicar of Cleeve Prior, . Evesham. Christopher's Home for Waifs and Strays.

Marriages Sir HENRY HARDINGE SAMUEL CUNYNGHAME (B.A. 1874) died at Dunrobin, Upperton Road, Eastbourne, on May 3rd, 1935, aged DOUGLAS GRAY BAZETT LEAKEY (B.A. 1931), of the Kenya 86. He was the son of General Sir Arthur Thurlow Cunynghame, Forest Department, to BERYL ENID JACKSON, younger daughter of who was descended from Lord Chancellor Thurlow, and was Mr Henry Jackson , late Conservator of Forests, India-on born at Penshurst, Dorset, on July 8th, 1848. He was at Welling­ December 20th, 1934, at St Cuthbert's Church, Limuru, Kenya. ton College 1860-6 and then entered the Royal Military Academy, HOWARD REGINALD THOMAS (B.A. 1931), elder son of Mr B. L. Woolwich, whence he passed first into the Royal Engineers in Thomas of Exeter, to DOROTHY PIKE, younger daughter of Mr 1869 . However, he gave up a military career and entered St Norman Pike, of Cheltenham-on December 20th, 1934, at the John's and the Inner Temple. He was second in the first class in Parish Church, Cheltenham. the Moral Sciences Tripos of 1873 and was elected a scholar of the College. In 1875 he was called to the bar and from 1877 to ROBERT JOHN GETTY (B.A. 1930), le�turer in Latin in the 1880 was MacMahon Law Student of the College. He was soon University of Liverpool, to MARGARET WOOD, younger daughter employed on various official duties ; in 1880 he was on the Special of Mrs Wood, of Inverurie-on April 4th, 1935, at King's College Commission to enquire into the affairs of British Guiana ; in 1884 Chapel, Aberdeen. he was Assistant Commissioner on the City parochial charities, . GEOFFREY REx LIEBERT (B.A. 1928), second son of the late Mr thiS commission resulting in the foundation of the London M. Liebert, of Bromley, Kent, to PATRICIA JOAN FENWICK polytechnics. He was secretary of the Parnell Commission 1888, PARTRIDGE, daughter of of the Behring Sea Arbitration 1892, and of Lord Bowen's Com­ the late Mr F. E. Partridge, of Cowes, . Isle of Wight-on April 23rd, 1935, at Oakham, Rutland. mittee on the Featherstone riots 1894. He was in 1894 appointed legal assistant Under-Secretary to the Home Office ; as such he PHILlP VINCENT GATTY (B.A. 1924), of Windermere and was chairman of the Royal Commission on Mines 1906, which Preston, Lancashire, to HELEN MARY FAIRBANK, of Casterton, resulted in the Coal Mines Act of 19II. He was created a C.B. in Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorland-on June 4th, 1935, at St Mary's 19�0 and I:>romoted to K.C.B. in 1908, retiring in 1913, after Church, Wath, near Ripon, Yorkshire. which he hved mostly near Nice. He married, in 1893, Emily

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68 THE EAGLE COLLEGE AWARDS 69 CHURCHILL (I. J.). Canterbury administration. TRAVEL EXHIBITIONS : The administrative STRATHCONA Daniel, G. E., Mossop, J. C. machinery of the archbishopric of Canterbury, illustrated from ARSHIPS PROLONGED : Adkins, E. W. 0., Alexander, D. W., original records. 2 vols. SCHOL 1933. mann, F. E., Bell, H. E., Bennett, A. J., Bryce, B., Budden, CLEMENS ALEXANDRINUS. [Werke.] IV. Bau R Bd. Register. Teil i. (Di G., Button, J. C., Daniels, E. C., Del Mar, R. H., Evans, G. C., griech. christ!. Schriftsteller e K. XXXIX, I.) 1934. Farmer, F. R, French, E. B., Haigh, H., Harnblin, H. ]., Hart, KENYON (Sir F. G.). The Chester Beatty Biblical papyri. Fasc. rv. H. St J., Henton, R, Heywood, H. T., Hibbert, R 0., Hill, S., nson, E. C., Jones, J. K. T., Kemp, J. H., Kennedy, W. H., 1934. Joh R Mishnah, The. Trans!. and ed. by H. DANBY. Knox, B. McG. W., Lomax, W., Lough, ]., Lough, W., McConnell, 1933. Oseney Abbey, Cartulary of. Ed. G. H., Mance, H. S., Manton, G. R, May, P. D., Mossop, J. C., by the Rev. H. E. SALTER. Vol. rv. (Oxford Hist. Soc., XCVII.) Naiff, J. C., Parkes, M. D., Parkinson, D. J., Pearson, J. D., Polack, 1934. P., Reynolds, W. J., Ridgway, D. G., Rivlin, S., Robertson, PERROY (E.). L'Angleterre et le Grand A. R Schisme d'Occident. Tome I. J. A. C., Rosenberg, A., Ross, R, Rushbrooke, G. S., Scrivin, J. W., 1933 Storer, W. 0., Strudwick, J. P., Sutcliffe, J., Taylor, P. A., Trevald­ Studies and documents. . Ed. by K. and S. LAKE. I. The Excerpta wyn, J. R, Walton, S. R, Watts, R. G. H., Wickstead, H. A., ex Theodoto of Clement of Alexandria. Il. Epiphanius de Gemmis. Wraith, J. O. B. Ill. A Greek fragment of Tatian's Diatessaron fr om Dura. EXHIBITIONS PROLONGED : Barnard, G. A., Butler, C. H., Chilton, C. W., 934 Cosh, J. A., Everett, J. F., Flack, A. W., Lewis, G. M., Pettet, E. C., SYIms 1 -5 · (Rev. N.). Church and State in England in the XVIIIth Rose, E. M., Stibbard, W. S., Sweeney, H. D., Warner, G. P., century. 1934. Williarns, T. H. Talmud, Der Babylonische. Herausg. von L. GOLDSCHMID'r. Bd. IX, 9-1I · 1934 PRIZES Theologisches -5 . Worterbuch zum Neuen Testament. Herausg. von G. KITTEL. Bde. I; II, 1-10. 1933-5 . SPECIAL PRIZES USHER (R. G.). The rise and fail of the High Commission. AoAMS MEMORIAL PRIZE : Stratford, F. ]., Wilkes, M. V. 1913. WOOD-LEGH (K. ESSAY PRIZES : 3rd year, Maston. C. J. ; :md year, Robertson, J. A. C. ; L.). Studies in church life in England under Edward 111. 1st year, Preston, J. M. 1934. GRAVES PRIZE : Mossop, J. C. HAWKESLEY BURBURY PRIZE : Wick stead, H. A. COLLEGE AWARDS HOCKIN PRIZE : Wilkes, M. V. HENRY HUMPHREYS PRIZE : Ds Morris, S. D. D. STUDENTS HIPS NEWCOME PRIZE : Daniels, E. C. and Drever, J., aeq. STRATHCONA : Ds Hollick, F. S. J., Ds Richardson, J. S. READING PRIZES : First Prize, Butler, C. H. Second Prize, Alexander, BAYLIS : Ds Sawyer, W. W. , Ds Smithies, F. D. W. and Wickstead, H. A., aeq. NADEN : Bell, H. E., Hart, H. St ]. HUTCHINS BONNEY AWARD : Bower, T. H. ON : Ds Kenyon, H. F., Ds Porter, L. S. GRANT FOR REsEARCH : Carmichael, H. PRIZES AWARDED ON UNIVERSITY AND SCHOLARSHIPS AND EXHIB ITIONS COLLEGE EXAMINATIONS 11 ELECTED TO SCHOLARSHIPS : Beaumont, K., Brown, J. G. L., Caunce, F., Clark, G. E., Cox, D., Daniel, G. E., Drever, ]., Farrar, ]. E., MAnmMATICS Haworth, C. M., Holdich, C. L., Levy, C. H., Perring, H., Sandison, G. Simmonds, Tripos Part I Preliminary Tripos Part 11 R, F. J., Thornton, G. L., Welford, A. T., Wilkes, M. V. Baumann, F. E. Fuchs, W. H. J. Bennett, A. J. Lewis, G. M. Parkes, M. D. Clark, G. E. ELECTED TO EXHIBITIONS : Absalom, H. J., Addison, C. ]. S., Callard, Rushbrooke, G. S. Trevaldwyn, J. R E. J., Fuchs, W. H. J., Gale, E. F., Habakkuk, H. J., Hopkin, (Wright's Prize) Walton, S. R W. A. B., Petty, A. D., Saint, H. L. B. Saint, H. L. B. Willses, M. V. HOARE EXHIBITION : Proud, S. Storer, W. O. (Hughes Prize) 00 L

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CLASSICS MODERN AND MEDIEVAL LANGUAGES Part II Preliminary Tripos Part I Tripos Part 11 Tripos Part I Preliminary Tripos McConneII, G. H. Lough, J Chilton, C. W. Addison, C. J. S. Haworth, C. M. Lough, W. . E. (Wright's Prize) Hibbert, R. O. Alexander, D. W. J ohnson, R. C. (Wright's Prize) (Wright's Prize) Knox, B. McG. W. Scriven, Watts, R. G. H. Polack, A. P. J. W. (Wright's Prize) Petty, A. D. Reynolds, W. J. Wickstead, H. A. Mossop, J. C. Ridgway, D. G. (Wright's Prize) ( Wright's Prtze) Rosenberg, A. Walker, J. H. Uttley, J. C. T. Williams, T. H. MORAL SCIENCES MECHANICAL SCIENCES Tripos Part I Tripos Part II Preliminary Trip os Farrar, J. E. Daniels, E. C. Absalom, H. J. Caunce, F. Drever, J. Callard, E. J. Lomax, W. Hamblin, H. J. NATURAL SCIENCES (Wright's Prize) Preliminary Tripos Part I Tripos Part II Perring, H. Bower, T. H. Cox, D. Evans, G. C. ECONOMICS Budden, K. G. Heywood, H. T. (Hughes Prize) (Wright's Prize) (Wright's Prize) Hill, S. Tripos Part 1 Tripos Part 11 Button, J. C. Holdich, C. L. Kemp, J. H. Hopkin, W. A. B. Bryce, R. B. Cosh, J. A. Welford, A. T. Ds Porter, L. S. (Wright's Prize) Del Mar, R. H. Ross, R. FauIks, P. J. ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY Gale, E. F. Howles, R. Tripos Simmonds, F. J. Daniel, G. E. (Wright's Prize) (Wright's Prize) Stout, H. P. Taylor, P. A. ENGLISH THEOLOGY Preliminary Trip os Part I Cook, R. B. Hart, H. St J. (Wright's Prize)

LAW OPEN SCHOLARSHIPS AN D EXHIBITIONS Qualifying Tripos Part II LL.B. Examination Levy, C. H. Beaumont, K. Ds Keidan, J. M. DECEMBER 1933 (Wright's Prize) Brown, J. G. L. (Wright's Prize) Sandison, G. R. Major Scholarships : Wraith, J. O. B. Priestley, C. H. B., Mill Hill School, for Mathematics with Physics (Baylis Scholarship). HISTORY Radford, R. W., Southend High School, for Mathematics. Preliminary Tripos Part 1 Tripos Part 11 Kidd, D. A., University of Aberdeen, for Classics. Habakkuk, H. J. Thomton, G. L. Bell, H. E. Pegg, D., TOhbridge School, for Classics. School, for Natural Sciences Stibbard, W. S. (Wright's Prize) Wheatley, K. W., Watford Grammar Robertson, J. A. C. (Whytehead Scholarship). Faulkner, D., Cotham Secondary School, Bristol, for Natural ORIENTAL LANGUAGES Sciences. Beatty, R. A., St Paul's School, for Natural Sciences. Tripos Part 1 Hone, A. R., Rutlish School, Merton, for Modem Languages. Pearson, J. D. 00 ?

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Minor Scholarships: Nixon, W. E., Malvern College, for Mathematics. Rees, D. H., Kingswood School, Bath, fo r Classics. Symonds, R V., Bedford School, for Classics. Huck, R. J., Bec School, Tooting, for Natural Sciences. Bell, G. R, Bradford Grammar School, for History. Merrells, G. L., Colfe Grammar School, Lewisham, for Modern Languages.

Exhibitions : Eddy, L. W., University College, Exeter, for Mathematics. Ballantyne, J. A., University of Edinburgh, for Classics. Smethurst, S. E., Manchester Grammar School, for Classics. Hemmings, W. O. C., Oakham School, for Classics (Johnson Exhibition). Kemball-Cook, R B., Shrewsbury School, for Natural Sciences. Miller, E., Morpeth Grammar School, for History. Thistlethwaite, F., Bootham School, for History. Feather, C. E., Eton College, for Modem Languages.

CLOSE EXHIBITIONS AND SIZARSHIPS, 1934

To Sizarships : Harris, E. B., Royal Masonic School, Bushey. McCallum, A. D. D., Fettes College. Price, E. H., Christ's Hospital.

To Close Exhibitions : Baker: Palmer, M. 0., Durham School. Dowman: Lupton, N. L., Pocklington School. Luptoll and Hebblethwaite: Broadbent, K. G., Sedbergh School. Munsteven : Rob, J. V., Oundle School. Somerset (March) : Lewis, R D. S., Hereford Cathedral School. Somerset (Wootton Rivers) : Smethurst, S. E., Manchester Grammar School. Vidalian: Burling, P. C. G., Exeter School. 113 II2 THE EAGLE COLLEGE CHRONICLE to enter in a subsequent year. Ten days later the final was re­ Michaelmas Term, 1935 sculled and this time Laurie made sure of the event, going up on The Light IV. For the first time, Lady Margaret contested Tubbs (who had front station) right from the start. A heavy this event on swivels, the reason for this move being twofold. It stream and a strong head-wind made the time slow, Laurie is doubtful whether, to meet the demands of IV rowing, the fixed winning by 9£ sec. in 9 min. 18 sec. pin is as advantageous as the swivel ; and as the members of the The Fairbairn Cup . Only four crews entered for this race, and Light IV proceed immediately to the University Trial VIII's considering the percentage of freshmen in all four crews the which now employ swivels, it was thought that a degree of results might have been worse; they would certainly have been fa miliarity with this type of rowing would prove an asset to them. better had not the two lower boats had serious stoppages, thereby Roy Meldrum, whose knowledge of the Zurich F.C. methods losing a number of places. The First Boat dropped two places and of training was of inestimable value, undertook the work of the now stands fourteenth. The Second Boat was well up to standard first two weeks and under him the IV developed excellent control and went up five places. and a sound foundation fo r the quicker work of the final stages. First Boat This was set by D. G. Kingsford of Pembroke, who was a con­ siderable help and under whom rowing was a real pleasure. Bow T. C. Ledgard 2 R. B. Kemball-Cook In the races we were drawn against Jesus, the runners-up to E. Schofield Pembroke eventually, and were outclassed by a much stronger 3 M. C. Cowley-Milling crew. On that day's racing L.M.B.C. recorded a time slower than 4 H. A. van Zwanenberg 5 only those of Jesus and Pembroke. 6 D. L. L. Clarke 7 O. M. Taylor Str. J. V. Rob Light IV J. D. Banks st. lb. COX Bow O. M. Taylor (steers) Trial Eights. Six names were submitted to the C.U.B.C., and, 2 K. M. Macleod 10II 4 R. V. Symonds I3 of these, K. M. Macleod and R. V. Symonds had prolonged trials. Str.3 R. Hambridge II 4 R. Hambridge rowed " 5" in "B" crew at Ely on November 30th. I3 5 The Colquhoun Sculls. There was a large field of fourteen entrants this year, and of these Lady Margaret was represented by M. O. Palmer and R. V. Symonds. Tubbs and Maclaren of COLLEGE NO TES Caius, and Laurie of Selwyn and C.U.B.C. were known to be fast, but the event was very open indeed. HE King has approved of the award by the President and Heat i. M. O. Palmer, L.M.B.C., beat R. O. Hornidge, Council of the Royal Society of a Royal Medal to Mr A. Trinity Hall, from second station by 13 sec. in 8 min. 36t sec. THARKER (B.A. 1882), Fellow, in recognition of his distinguished Heat vi. W. G. R. M. Laurie, Selwyn, beat R. V. Symonds, work and influence as a petrologist. L.M.B.C., from second station by 15 sec. in 8 min. 24% sec. Mr E. CUNNINGHAM (B.A. 1902), Fellow, has resigned the Heat viii [2nd round] . D. G. Longden, First Trinity, beat offices of Steward and Tutorial Bursar, which he has held since M. O. Palmer, L.M.B.C., from second station by 9 sec. in 8 min. 1925 and 1921 respectively ; Mr G. E. BruGGS (B.A. 1915) has 27 sec. been appointed Steward and Mr F. P. WHITE (B.A. 1915) Tubbs and Laurie met in the Final and after a very even race Tutorial Bursar. a dead-heat resulted. There have been only two dead-heats before in the history of this event which will next year be 100 years old ; The freedom of the Borough of Hampstead has been presented the last was in 1868. Tubbs and Laurie were content to be to Dr EDWARD COLLINGWOOD ANDREWS (B.A. 1884), three times bracketed as winners, but Laurie in that case wished to be allowed Mayor of the Borough. 114 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES lIS

Mr TERRY THOMAS (RA. 1914), headmaster of Leeds Grammar Grants from the Jebb Fund to W. J. REYNOLDS (Matric. 1933) School, has been elected President of the Incorporated Association an d A. ROSENBERG (Matric. 1933). of Headmasters for 1936. A Bell Exhibition to A. HUGHES (Matric. 1935). The Rev. WILLIAM SNEATH (RA. 1901) has been elected Renter Warden of the Feltmakers' Company for 1936. The trustees of St Deiniol's Library, Hawarden, Chester, have Mr F. BERTRAM REECE (B.A. 1912) has been appointed Recorder awarded a Gladstone Studentship to Mr M. F. PRESTWICH of Birkenhead. (B.A. 1932). Captain HAROLD ARTHUR GOLDEN (B.A. 1921) has been ap­ Mr G. L. WILLIAMS (B.A. 1933) was called to the bar by the pointed Chief Constable of Shropshire. Middle Temple on July 3rd, 1935 ; Mr J. M. GIBBS (RA. 1934) Mr A. F. GREENWOOD (B.A. 1926), assistant solicitor to the by the Middle Temple, and Mr P. D. MAY (B.A. 1934) by the Leeds Corporation, has been appointed deputy Town Clerk of the Inner Temple on November 18th, 1935. City of Gloucester. Mr R. RICHARDS (RA. 1908) was returned as a Labour Member Mr H. H. SCULLARD (RA. 1926), classical tutor at Hackney and of Parliament for the Wrexham division of Denbigh at the General New College, London, has been appointed Reader in Ancient Election of November 1935 ; Mr D. W. A. LLEWELLYN (RA. 1924) History at King's College, London. unsuccessfully contested Croydon, South, in the Liberal interest. Mr T. A. A. BROADBENT (B.A. 1924), Lecturer in Mathematics At the open competition held in London in July 1935 Mr in the University of Reading, has been appointed Assistant J. A. C. ROBERTSON (B.A. 1934) was placed 19th in the list for Professor of Mathematics at the Royal Naval College, Greenwich. the Administrative Class of the Home Civil Service and 4th in Dr P. E. VERNON (B.A. 1927), formerly Fellow, has been the list for the Indian Civil Service; and Mr R. E. C. JOHNSON appointed Principal Lecturer in Psychology and Head of the (B.A. 1934) was placed 32nd in the list for the Home Civil Service. Department of Psychology, Logic and Ethics at J ordanhill The fo llowing members of the College have been selected for Training College, Glasgow. appointments in the Colonial Administrative Service : Mr G. T. Dr JOHN CALDWELL (Ph.D. 1931) has been appointed Lecturer BELL (B.A. 1934), Tanganyika ; Mr A. W. GAMINARA (RA. 1935), and Head of the Department of Botany in the South-West of Sierra Leone; and Mr D. J. PARKINSON (B.A. 1935), Gold Coast. England University College, Exeter. Mr Gaminara is spending his year as a probationer at Oriel Mr N. C. LENDON (RA. 1930) has been appointed Demon­ College, Oxford, and has been awarded his Blue for Association strator in Anatomy at University College, London . Football by the Oxford captain. Mr F. S. H. KENDON (B.A. 1921) has been appointed Assistant Of the selected candidates for the Indian Civil Service, chosen Secretary to the Syndics of the Cambridge University Press. after the open competition of August 1935, Mr S. G. BAR (Matric. 1934) has been appointed to Bombay, and Mr G. E.YE The Council of the Senate have appointed Mr C. W. GUILLE­ CLARK (B.A. 1934) to Burma. BAUD (B.A. 1912), Fellow and Tutor, to be a Governor of Repton School. Mr S. K. SEN (B.A. 1929) was admitted a Member of the Royal College of Physicians on July 25th, 1935· The following University awards have been made to members On July 25th, 1935, Mr J. F. Dow (RA. 1932), Middlesex of the College : Hospital, Mr C. R. MORISON (B.A. 1932), St Bartholomew's The Crosse Studentship to Mr H. ST J. HART (B.A. 1934). Hospital, and Mr W. H. VALENTINE (RA. 1933), St George's The Frank Smart University Studentship in Botany to Mr Hospital, were granted diplomas of L.R.C.P. and M.R.C.S. VALENTINE D. H. (B.A. 1933). Mr R. S. HUNT (RA. 1932), St Bartholomew's Hospital, was The Benn Vf. Levy Research Studentship in Biochemistry to granted the diploma of L.R.C.P. on October 31st, 1935, and that Mr N. G. HEATLEY (B.A. 1932). of M.R.e.S. on November 14th, 1935. COLLE GE NOTES II7 116 THE EAGLE (B.A. 1909), vicar of Castleton Moor, Mr B. H. PRICE (B.A. 1935) has been awarded an anatomy and The Rev. H. WHEWELL Michael and All Angels', Ashton­ physiology scholarship at King's College Hospital Medical School. Manchester, to be rector of St under-Lyne. The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced : rector of The Rev. C. L. HOLTHousE (B.A. 1909), lately The Rev. Canon A. BAlNES (B.A. 1893), vicar of Huddersfield, be vicar of North Holmwood, Eastevan, Saskatchewan, Canada, to to be archdeacon of Halifax and Sanderson Canon, and to be an Surrey. examining chaplain to the Bishop of Wakefield. Oakley, The Rev. R. Y. BONSEY (B.A. 1897), rector of Great The Rev. F. W. HEPPENSTALL (B.A. 1883), vicar of Skelton to be rural dean of Harwich. with Newby, Ripon, to be an honorary canon in Ripon Cathedral. Forces at The Rev. J. P. DENHAM (B.A. 1911), chaplain to the The Rev. G. A. R. THURSFIELD (B.A. 1908), chaplain of Rangoo Devonshire. n Plymouth, to be vicar of Broadhembury, Honiton, Cathedral, to be archdeacon of Rangoon and Bishop's Com­ Canon KENNETH CL (B.A. 1896), vicar of St John, missary. The Rev. ARKE Bognor Regis, to be vicar of Stonegate, Sussex. The Rev. W. C. B. PURSER (B.A. 1900), vicar of Teynham, (B.A. 1890), formerly Bishop Sittingbourne, Kent, to be a Commissary in England of the Bishop The Right Rev. L. B. RAnFORD of Kemerton, Tewkesbury. of Rangoon. of Goulburn, to be rector 1930), curate of Norton­ The Rev. Canon J. M. CREED (B.A. 19II), Fellow, to be an The Rev. A. A. WYNNE WILLSON (B.A. of St Cuthbert, examining chaplain to the Bishop of Truro. on-Tees, Durham, to the Conventional District Monkwearmouth. The Rev. J. S. Boys SMITH (B.A. 1922), Fellow, to be an of Groton, Suffolk, examining chaplain to the Bishop of Birmingham. The Rev. W. H. BONSEY (B.A. 1898), rector resignation to be vicar of Marston Morteyne, Bedfordshire, on the The Rev. F. W. ARGYLE (B.A. 1903), vicar of Leyland, Lanca­ Rev. A. R. JOHNSON (B.A. 1883). shire, to be rural dean of Leyland. of the Bishop of The Rev. R. S. DAWSON (B.A. 1923), chaplain to the The Rev. Canon E. L. LE F. F. GORST (B.A. 1893), vicar of pool, to be vicar of Filey, Yorkshire. Bickley, to be vicar of Waverton, Cheshire. Liver Walsgrave, The Rev. W. S. BOWDON (B.A. 1899), vicar of The Rev. A. KERSHAW (B.A. 1903), rector of Stand, Manchester, (by Coventry, to be vicar of St Merryn, Padstow, Cornwall to be an honorary canon in the Cathedral Church of Manchester. exchange). The Rev. A. EARLE(B .A. 1893), vicar of Wansford with Skerne, The Rev. C. R. McKEE (B.A. 1895), vicar of Bickerton, Yorkshire, to be rural dean of Harthill. Cheshire, the Rev. JENKIN EVANS (B.A. 1902), rector of Llan­ The Rev. F. S. SPACKMAN (B.A. 1921), vicar of Marple, glydwen with Kilymaenllwyd, the Rev. T. RIGBY (B.A. 1879), Cheshire, to be Commissary to the Bishop of Uganda. rector of Scruton, Yorkshire, and the Rev. F. W. CARNEGY The Rev. G. E. MARTINEAU (B.A. 1926), curate of Old St Paul's, (B.A. 1892), rector of Ledbury, Herefordshire, are retiring. Edinburgh, to be perpetual curate of New Mills, Stockport, have been ordained : Derbyshire. The fo llowing members of the College 1933), Ely Theo­ The Rev. ALAN EWBANK (B.A. 1892), lately rector of Combe C?n June 16th, 1935 : Mr W. BONSEY (B.A. Winchester to Hay, to be incumbent of St Paul's Church, Pretoria, and of logIcal College, ordained deacon by the Bishop of 1933), Ridley St John's Church, Villiria (Pretoria). the curac� of Weeke ; Mr A. E. R. KNOPP (B.A. Hall, ordamed priest by the Bishop of Chelmsford. The Rev. V. C. POWELL (B.A. 1925) to be vicar of the newly 1934), constituted district of St Francis, Dudley. On September 22nd, 1935 : Mr J. F. COLLINS (B.A. Westcott House, ordained deacon by the Bishop of Newcastle to The Rev. S. NOWELL-RosTRoN (B.A. 1905), rector of Bradfield, the curacy of Benwell, Newcastle ; Mr A. C. DE P. HAY (B.A. 1932), Berkshire, to be vicar of St James', Paddington (by exchange), and Westcott House, ordained priest by the Bishop of Newcastle. also chaplain of St Mary's Hospital. 119 IIB THE EAGLE On October 6th, 1935 : Mr F. D. COGGAN (B.A. 1931), Wycliffe OBITUARY Hall, Oxford, and Mr H. F. HARDING (B.A. 1934), Christ's College and Canterbury College, University of New Zealand, were W. E. HEITLAND ordained priests by the Bishop of London. y On October 17th, 1935: Mr J. S. FINLAY (B.A. 1922) was the death of WILLIAM EMERTON HEITLAND on ordained minister in the John White Memorial Congregational June 23rd, the College has lost not only its oldest Church, Tennent Street, Belfast. B member, but one of the most distinguished of its Senior Fellows. In mere length of service he had no equal ; Marriag es for he started in the 'Eighties as Classical Lecturer and Tutor, GEOFFREY HOWARD HERRIDGE (B.A. 1926) to DOROTHY ELVIRA and for many years was a most efficient Junior Bursar, at a TOD, youngest daughter of Mr Arthur W. M. Tod, of Haifa, time when, owing to agricultural depression, efficiency had Palestine-on February 27th, 1935, at St Luke's, Haifa. perforce to be combined with economy. To many Johnians Heitland was, perhaps, best known as a tutor. The present ARTHUR MONTAGNON (B.A. 1915), senior mathematical master at Leeds Grammar School, to RHODA BASTARD, formerly matron writer was assigned to his Side ; and, as a freshman, found at King's Warren School, Plumstead, daughter of the late Mr him rather formidable ; if his pupils took the wrong chair at J. R. Bastard, of Cley, Norfolk-on September 16th, 1935, at an interview, or by inadvertence called at the wrong hour (or St Margaret's, Horsforth, Leeds. minute) they had verbal cause to regret their carelessness. RALPH SIGISMUND DAWSON (B.A. 1923), vicar-designate of Such, at least, was my own experience. But we soon found Filey, to FREDA WAGSTAFFE, daughter of Mr Harry Wagstaffe, of that minor eccentricities were no index of the real man. No Southport-on August 22nd, 1935, at Liverpool Cathedral. tutor (in those or any other days) could have worked harder

TOM ARuNDEL RATCLIFFE (B.A. 1931), youngest son of Mr T. S. for his men, or could have shown more interest in their Ratcliffe, of Mapperley Park, Nottingham, to NORA GREENALL, general welfare as well as their success in the Schools. When only child of Mr A. N. Greenall, of Mapperley Hall-drive, relieved from the Lectureship-much too early for the Nottingham-on October 3rd, 1935, at St Jude's, Nottingham. College-he had time to write : his first important work was

GEORGE HERBERT BAILEY (B.A. 1931) to EVELYN JAMESON, the Introduction to Haskins' Lucan-a masterly piece of daughter of Mr J ameson, of Merton House, Ponteland, Northum­ scholarship, in spite of the modest disclaimer : "This kind berland-on October 5th, 1935, at Ponteland. of work brings neither money nor repute." In much later years, he found at least the repute, both in the Roman History HUGI-I O'NEILL HENCKEN (B.A. 1926), of Boston, to MARY THALASSIA CR SO, daughter of Mr H. A. A. Cruso, of Langley and the Agricola-the two magna opera on which his fame as U House, Pirbright-on October 12th, 1935, at St Ethelburga's, a scholar will mainly rest. Bishopsgate. But it is as a personality that the College, in general, will b st remember him. The epigrammatic brevity of his incisive DENIS LOUIS SIMPSON (B.A. 1933), son of Mr BernardSimpson, � of Berkeley Court, London, to J OAN MARGUERITE BEATTIE, WIt was for many years the joy of the Senior Combination daughter of Sir Carruthers Beattie-on November 16th, 1935, at �oo� and of the University at large. This wit summed up St Paul's, Rondebosch, Cape Town. sltuatlOns more often than it dealt with men, although he coul� be deva�tating in private remarks on such individuals as faIled to satisfy his strong sense of duty and responsibility. He had started academic life as a reformer, and had no THE LIBRARY 137 136 THE EAGLE

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MODERN LANGUAGES AND ENGLISH LITERATURE COLLE GE AWARDS CRAIGIE (Sir W. A.), ed. Dictionary of the older Scottish tongue. Pt. V (chamberlane-commove). Chicago, 1935. ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP EXAMINATION Deutsche Literatur. Sammlung literarischer Kunst- und Kultur­ DECEMBER 1935 denkmaler. Reihe : Aufklarung. Herausg. von F. BROGGEMANN. Bde VII and IX. 1935. Early English Text Society publications : Major Scholarships: (Baylis An anonymous short English metrical chronicle. Ed. by E. ZETTL. Turner, Manchester Grammar School, for Mathematics 1935· Scholarship)R, . College School, Wimbledon, for Mathematics. ROPER (WILLIAM). The lyfe of Sir Th omas Moore, knighte. Ed. Boyce, P. M., King's P. E., St Dunstan's, Catford, for Mathematics. by E. V. HITCHCOCK. . Montagnon, 1935 D., King Edward School, Birmingham, for Classics. Williams, VI The Owl and the Nightingale. Ed. by J. H. G. GRATTAN and B. K.,R Malvern College, for Classics. Booty, Natural G. F. H. SYKEs. 1935. J., King Edward School, Stourbridge, for Lees, VI The Quatrefoil of Love. Ed. by Sir I. GOLLANCZ and M. M. Sciences.R B., St Paul's School, for Natural Sciences. WEALE. 1935. Stanton, J. Modem J. R., King Edward School, Birmingham, for English Place-Name Society. Vol. XII. Th e place-names of Essex. Hall, VI Languages.R 1935· (Rogerson Padfield, J. E., Merchant Taylors' School, for Hebrew 1933. English studies, the year's work in, Scholarship) . GRIMM. Deutsches Worterbuch. [Four pts. of various vols.] 1935. 138 THE EAGLE

Minor Scholarships: Barnes, J. Christ's Hospital, for Mathematics. Hicks, E. P.,A., Jarrow County School, for Mathematics. Jones, C. G., Wrexham County School, for Classics. Dhenin, G. H., Hereford Cathedral School, fo r Classics. Bywaters, B. W. D., Wakefield Grammar School, for Natural Sciences. Hansford, R. N., Shrewsbury School, for Natural Sciences (Town- send Scholarship). Ennals, J. A. F., Queen Mary's Grammar School, Walsall, for History.

Exhibitions : Scott, H., King Edward School, Stourbridge, for Mathematics. Rackham, H. C., St Paul'sVI School, for Classics. Jukes, J. Shrewsbury School, for Natural Sciences. Hayman, A.,H. J. G., University College School, for Natural Sciences. Chirgwin, B. H., Eltham, for Natural Sciences. Chambers, J. F., Merchant Taylors' School, Great Crosby, for History. Pickford, F., Nottingham High School, for History. Tannahill, J. King's School, Ely, for History. A., 180 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 181

the Club had no success, failing to reach the final in either event. Dr J. D. C OCKCROFT (B.A. 1924), Fellow and Junior Bursar, and In addition to the captain, the Hon. Secretary and H. W. Arnold NlrN. F. MOTT (B.A. 1927), Professor of Theoretical Physics in the appeared on different occasions for the 'Varsity, and were elected University of Bristol, have been elected Fellows of the Royal members of the Tadpoles Swimming Club. Of this year's Success_ Society. ful polo side, five members are still in their first year, a fact which in the augurs very well for the future. Three members of the College retire from Professorships University of Cambridge on September 30th, 1936 : Dr H. F. Teams: N. B. Beale, J. A. 1. Baldwin, H. W. Arnold, J. A. AKER (B.A. 1887), Fellow, Lowndean Professor of Astronomy Smith, R. F. Tuckett, B. W. Wolfe, J. D. Kuipers, R. A. F. B Bullerwell, R. E. Arias. and Geometry ; Mr E. J. RApSON (B.A. 1884), Fellow, Professor of Sanskrit ; and Dr A. C. SEWARD (B.A. 1886), Honorary Fellow, Master of Downing College, Professor of Botany.

Mr W. V. D. HODGE (B.A. 1925), formerly Fellow, Fellow of COLLEGE NOTES Pembroke College, has been elected Lowndean Professor of Astronomy and Geometry from October 1st, 1936, in succession R A. C. SEWARD (B.A. 1886) formerly Fellow, Master of to Professor H. F. Baker. Downing College and Professor of Botany in the Univer­ D sity, was elected an Honorary Fellow of the College on Mr E. V. ApPLETON (B.A. 1914), formerly Fellow, Wheat­ February 21St, 1936. stone Professor of Physics in the University of London (King's College), has been elected Jacksonian Professor of Natural Philosophy in the University of Cambridge from October I, 1936; At theannual election in May 1936, the following were elected into Fellowships : he has been elected into a professorial Fellowship in the College. In the New Year's Honours, 1936, Sir PERCY JAMES GRIGG ERNEST HUBERT FRANCIS ALDWIN, B formerly Scholar and (B.A. 1912), K.C.B., member of the Executive Council of the Hutchinson Research Student ; first class, Natural Sciences Governor-General of India, becomes a K.C.S.L, and Mr FRANK Tripos, Part I, 1930, and Part II (Biochemistry), 1931; senior studentship MELLOR (B.A. 1884), Chief Registrar in Bankruptcy, Supreme of the Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 1851; Ph.D. 1934· Court of Judicature, becomes a Knight Bachelor. Two members of the College were included in the delegation HUGH CARMICHAEL, Hutchinson Research Student ; Carnegie from the University of Cambridge which presented an address of Research Fellow from the Univers ity of Edinburgh ; Clerk Maxwell congratulation to His Majesty the King on April 2nd, 1936, THE Scholar; Ph.D. 1936. . MASTER and Mr T. R. G LOVER, Public Orator.

JOSEPH STANLEY M ITcHELL, formerly Scholar; first class, Sir PATRICK LAIDLAW (B.A. 1903) has been appointed deputy Natural Sciences Tripos, Part I, 1930, and Part II (Physics), 193 I; director of the National Institute for Medical Research and head Beit Memorial Fellowship for Medical Research ; M.B. 1934. of the Institute's department of pathology and bacteriology.

GLANVILLE LLEWELYN WILLIAMS, MacMahon Law Student ; Professor A. C. SEWARD (B.A. 1886), Honorary Fellow, has been University College of Wales, Aberystwyth ; firstclass, division one, appointed a member of the Advisory Council to the Committee of Law Tripos, Part I, 1932, and Part II, 1933 ; George Long Prize the Privy Council for Scientificand Industrial Research. for Jurisprudence. Mr A. G. CLOW (B.A. 1912), LC.S., secretary of the Industries and Labour Department of the Government of India, has been appointed a member of the Central Advisory Board of Education in India.

Mr G. E. BoYD SHANNON (B.A. 1929) has beenappointed private secretary to the Parliamentary I Under-Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs. 182 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 183

Mr R. SOMERVILLE (B.A. 1929), first class clerk in the Duchy of Mr R. E. M. PILCHER (B.A. 1925) has been appointed a Gover­ Lancaster office, has been appointed honorary research assistant nor of Boston Grammar School Foundation. in the History of Medicine Department, University College, London. On the result of the competitive examination held in 1935, Mr J. A. C. ROBERTSON (B.A. 1934) has received an appointment Dr J. G. SEMPLE (B.A. 1927), formerly Fellow, Professor of in the India Office, and Mr R. E. C. JOHNSON (B.A. 1934) an Mathematics in Queen's University, Belfast, has been appointed appointment in the Scottish Office. Professor of Pure Mathematics in King's College, London. The honorary degree of Doctor of Divinity was conferred by the Dr M. L. E.O LIPHANT (Ph.D. 1929), Fellow, has been appointed Poynting Professor of Physics in the University of Birmingham, University of Manchester on May 20th, 1936, upon the Rev. but will not take office until September, 1937. Canon PETER GREEN (B.A. 1893), rector of Salford.

Mr J. STEVENSON (B.A. 1923), lecturer in Greek in the Univer­ Emeritus Professor W. B. MORTON (B.A. 1892) is to receive the sity of Wales, has been appointed University Lecturer in Divinity honorary degree of Doctor of Science from the Queen's Univer­ in the University of Cambridge. sity, Belfast.

Mr H. S. DAVIES (B.A. 1931), Fellow, has been appointed Mr D. H. M. GOULD (Matric. 1918), A.R.C.O., organist and University Lecturer in English. choirmaster of St James's Church, Brighouse, has been appointed

Dr E. H. F. BALDWIN (B.A. 193 1), Fellow, has been appointed organist and director of music at Elland Parish Church.

University Demonstrator in the Department of Biochemistry. Mr W. A. HOUSTON (B.A. 1896), formerly Fellow, has recently The title of Professor of Comparative Slavonic Philology in the retired from the position of assistant secretary to the Ministry of University of London has been conferred on Mr N. B. JOPSON Education of Northern Ireland.

(B.A. 1912), in respect of the post held by him at the School of Professor G. F. STOUT (B.A. 1883), Honorary Fellow, is re­ Slavonic and East European Studies at King's College, London. tiring on September 30th, 1936, from the professorship of logic Mr T. C. J. YOUNG (B.A. 1931) has been appointed assistant and metaphysics in the University of St Andrews. director of the Industrial Survey of South Wales and Monmouth­ Lieutenant-Colonel H. L. GARRETT (B.A. 1902) has retired from shire. the position of Principal of the Government College, Lahore, Dr F. HORTON (B.A. 1903), formerly Fellow, Professor of India. Physics at the Royal Holloway College, University of London, has A prize of £50 for an invention considered to be an advancement been appointed chairman of the Chelsea Polytechnic. in the science or practice of navigation has been awarded under the Mr A. J. GALE (B.A. 1931) has been appointed secretary for Thomas Gray Memorial Trust to Dr F. W. EDRIDGE-GREEN Great Britain of the Manufacturers Life Insurance Company of (Matric. 1904), for his colour-perception lantern. Canada. The Hare Prize for 1936 has been awarded to Mr D. R. DUDLEY Mr H. W. SWIFT (B.A. 1920) has been appointed Professor of (B.A. 193 1), Fellow. Engineering in the University of Sheffield. A grant of £40 from the Worts Fund has been made to Mr G. E. Mr W. W. SAWYER (B.A. 1933) has been appointed assistant to DANIEL(B .A. 1935) towards the expenses of a visit to the Western the Professor of Mathematics at University College, Dundee. Mediterranean region for archaeological purposes ; he has also Mr J. C. B ROOKS (B.A. 1931) has been appointed senior grade received a grant of £40 from the Anthony Wilkin Studentship assistant in the City Education Office, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Fund for the investigation of a megalith in South Wales.

Mr M. F. PROCTOR (B.A. 1923), an assistant master at Epsom Mr H. J. G. COLLIS (B.A. 1935) has been gazetted Second College, has been appointed an inspector of schools under the Lieutenant for service with the Clifton College Contingent, Liverpool Education Committee. Junior Division, Officers' Training Corps. 185 184 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES

Y S . 1902), rector of Hadstock, Instructor Lieutenant-Commander J. FLEMING (B.A. 1925), The Rev. M. G. S KE (Matric Yorkshire. R.N., has been appointed to H.M.S. Queen Elizabeth. Cambridgeshire, to be rector of Huggate, CHAPMAN of St Andrew, Mr H. M. KIN (B.A. 1928) and Mr F. T. WILLEY (B.A. 1933) The Rev. E. N. B. (B.A. 1923), vicar Harpurhey, were called to the bar by the Middle Temple on January 27th, Westcliff-on-Sea, to be rector of Christ Church, 1936. Lancashire. St Mr A. PATERSON (B.A. 1932) obtained a second class in the The Rev. J. D. H. PATCH (B.A. 1894), vicar of Ulceby Somerset. examination for honours of candidates for admission on the Roll of Nicholas, Lincolnshire, to be rector of Ashill, Ilminster, Solicitors of the Supreme Court, 1935. of the The Rev. J. R. M. JOHNSTONE (B.A. 1929), secretary to be Mr J. M. KEIDAN (B.A. 1933) has been bracketed for the Arden Church Missionary Society, Young People's Department, Scholarship at Gray's Inn. vicar of Frizinghall, Yorkshire. MAY at the Dr O. (B.A. 1900) was elected a Fellow of the Royal The Rev. E. H. J. NoOTT (B.A. 1920), assistant master sacrist of College of Physicians of London on April 30th, 1936. King's School, Gloucester, and minor canon and cestershire. Mr F. H. COLEMAN (B.A. 1930) was admitted a member of the Gloucester Cathedral, to be vicar of Barnwood, Glou Chering­ Royal College of Physicians on January 30th, 1936. The Rev. S. G. TEAKLE (B.A. 1902), formerly rector of to be Licences to practice were conferred on April 30th, 1936, by the ton, Gloucestershire, and minor canon of Ely Cathedral, Royal College of Physicians on Mr G. H. BAINES (B.A. 1933), vicar of Pawlet, Bridgwater, Somerset. HART Bainton, St Thomas's Hospital, and on Mr E. W. (B.A. 1933), The Rev. A. COORE (B.A. 1894), rector of Uffordwith Middlesex Hospital. near Stamford, to be rector of Scruton, Yorkshire. ELLIOTT Mr W. A. (B.A. 1931) has been appointed resident The Rev. F. A. HANNAM(B .A. 1901), vicar of Great Plumstead, under house physician at the King George Hospital, Ilford. to be vicar of Great with Little Plumstead, Norwich, united Mr H. D. SWEENEY (B.A. 1935) has been awarded an entrance an Order in Council. scholarship at the London Hospital Medical College. The Rev. A. F. BELLMAN (B.A. 1912), vicar of Birkenshaw, to be The diploma of Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons was vicar of Almondsbury. conferred on June 11th, 1936, on Mr J. D. FERGUSSON (B.A. 193 1), The Rev. A. S. RoscAMP (B.A. 1898), vicar of St Nicholas, St Thomas's Hospital. Wallasey, to be an honorary canon of Chester Cathedral. The following members of the College have proceeded to the The Rev. F. M. EAGLES (B.A. 1924), vicar of South Whitchurch, Ph.D. degree : P. S. WATTS, H. CARMICHAEL, G. L. WILLIAMS, Edgware, to be vicar of St Michael and All Angels, Gordon Hill, A. C. OFFORD. Enfield. The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced : The Rev. J. F. SPINK (B.A. 1904), viCar of Catterick, Yorkshire, to be rector of Forncett St Peter with St Mary, Norfolk; a College The Rev. H. WHEWELL (B.A. 1909), rector of St Michael and living. All Angels, Ashton-under-Lyne, to be rural dean of Ashton, and Surrogate. The Rev. S. M. Epps (B.A. 1922), vicar of St Mary, Strood, Kent, to be vicar of Sunninghill, Berkshire ; a College living. The Rev. A. R. INGRAM (B.A. 1899), vicar of Sunninghill, K. SEELEY Berkshire, to be rector of Marston Morteyne, Bedfordshire ; both The Rev. R. S. (B.A. 1930), chaplain of the College, are College livings. to be an examining chaplain to the Bishop of Bristol. The Rev. S. ROBERToN (B.A. 1930) to be curate of Skipton The Rev. A. P. McNEILE (B.A. 1895), vicar of Aylsham, Nor­ Parish Church. folk, to be vicar of Brenchley, Kent. 186 THE EAGLE OBITUARY 187 The Rev. F. H. MONCREIFF (B.A. ALFRED PETER STEELE�PERKINS (B.A. 1930), third son of Dr 1927), curate of St Giles ' Cambridge, to be curate of St Augustine, Kilburn. Shirley Steele-Perkins (B.A. 1897), of Exeter, to BETTY FOSTER, younger daughter of Mr E. G. Foster, of Kingswinford, near The Rev. O. R. FULLJAMES (B.A. 1923), chaplain R.N., has Dudley-on April IIth, 1936, at Enville Church, Enville. been appointed to H.M.S. Victory. ROGER DE WINTON KELSALL WINLAW (B.A. 1934), elder son of The Rev. A. H. W. RmsDALE (B.A. 1890), vicar of Roxeth, the Rev. G. P. K. Winlaw (RA. 1894), rector of Houghton Con­ Harrow, since 1912, has resigned the benefice. quest, Bedfordshire, to MARSALI MARY SEYMOUR SEAL, second daughter of Mr Seymour Seal, of Rondels, Cookham Dean, Berk­ The Rev. C. O. RAVEN (B.A. 1892), rector of Souldern, shire-on April 18th, 1936, at Cookham Church, Berkshire. Oxfordshire, has resigned his benefice. PHILIP OLLERENSHAW WALKER (B.A. 1925), son of Mr H. M. The Rev. P. L. HEDLEY (B.A. 1920) has resigned from the Walker, of Kexbrough House, near Barnsley, to RUTH ALLEN, Presbyterian ministry. youngest daughter of the late G. J. Alien, D.L., of Croydon-on April 18th, 1936, at St Peter's, Croydon. The following members of the College were ordained priest : DAVID HAIG-THOMAS (Matric. 1929), son of Mr Peter Haig­ On December 22nd, 1935: Mr T. W. F. SPARROW (B.A. 1929) Thomas, of The Grange, Goring, to NANCY CATHARINE BURY, by the Archbishop of York ; Mr T. G. SMITH (B.A. 1930) by the only daughter of Mr Lindsay E. Bury, of Millichope Park, Bishop of London ; Mr G. K.ERSHAW(B.A. 1933) by the Bishop of Craven Arms-on April 30th, 1936, at St Michael's, Munslow. Manchester ; Mr F. E. YOKES (B.A. 1933) by the Bishop of Ports­ mouth ; and Mr J. E. A. WILLIAMS (RA. 1932) by the Bishop of Rochester. OBITUARY On June 7th, 1936: Mr W. BONSEY (B.A. 1933) was ordained T. E. PAGE priest by the Bishop of Winchester, and Mr J. M. PRESTON HOMAS ETHELBERT PAGE was born on March 27th, 1850, (RA. 1935), Queen's College, Birmingham, was ordained deacon but I have no information about his family or ancestry. by the Bishop of Birmingham, and licensed to Langley. TOne notice says that he was born in Lincoln and he cer­ tainly was for a time at Lincoln Grammar School. The Mosses, I think, were a Lincoln family and perhaps their academical Marriages dis­ tinction may have been a factor in sending Page to Shrewsbury, HAROLD FYSON (B.A. 1927) to RUBY DEBORAH COLLEN, daughter though Dr Moss had not at that time become head-master. He of Mr S. Collen, of Fordham, Cambridgeshire-on August 22nd, succeeded Kennedy in 1866, when Page had certainly been some 1935, at Isleham, Cambridgeshire. years in the School ; so that the latter's training in the finer scholarship was chieflyunder him. One of his surviving contem­ ANTON LINDER HALES (B.A. 1933), son of Mr J. Hales, of Cape poraries at Shrewsbury is Bishop Paget (late of Chester) who gave Town, to MAR}ORIE CARTER, daughter of Mr J. J. Carter, of Cape the address at the memorial service at Old Charterhouse. But if Town-on January 18th, 1936, at Cape Town. he had any interesting reminiscences I did not catch them. And indeed, how should he? He was 3t years younger, an impassable ERIC JOHN DIMOCK (RA. 1929) to CONSTANCE ETHEL JACOBS­ gulf in school life, save under very exceptional circumstances. on February 15th, 1936, in St Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore. Page followed the tradition of all good Salopian scholars and ALEXANDER LAWRENCE McMuLLEN (B.A. 1927), elder son of passed on with a scholarship to this College. These were the golden Mr A. P. McMullen, of Follyfaunts, Goldhanger, Essex, to MURIEL years of J ohnian Classics, but the gold came chiefly from a single FELICITE Sums, daughter of the President of the College-on mine-Shrewsbury. The old system of competitive order in the March 21st, 1936, at St Botolph's, Cambridge. Triposes, which was perhaps the feature which most distinguished EXLIX 13 264 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 265 against Emmanuel by 3-0 was a good performance. It must be players coming up for their first year means a large amount of placed on record that Selwyn were beaten by us in a League sorting and sifting to separate the grain from the chaff. Before match by 14-0. Is this the best ever in Division I? going on to College squash rackets we must once more con­ On this term's form, our Cupper chances are not so negligible gratulate N. W. D. Yardley on his being elected captain of the as it was once thought they would be, and the League champion­ 'Varsity squash rackets team, and also E. Halliday on his gaining ship looks "a good thing ". a Blue. Most of the Michaelmas term has been occupied by League matches and a College knock-out. The College knock-out HOCKEY is at last drawing to a close after a long hesitation about mid-term. We have entered two teams in the Intercollegiate League-one in President: MR CHARLESWORTH. Captain : L. A. BARRETT. Hon. the First Division and one in the Third Division. Nothing much Secretary: J. DIAMOND. Hon. Secretary Third XI: c. H. B. can be said of the results of the League results as several matches PRIESTLEY. still remain to be played. WITH six old colours and several good freshmen the prospects for Teams. First: F. Marris, P. B. Smith, A. Spafford, W. G. this season appeared very bright at the beginning of term. Early Burkitt, J. Hamilton. Second: J. Edgar, A. McG. Johnson, hopes have not been realized, however, and the First XI is not J. W. Plunkett, J. P. Blake, W. E. Nixon. really good in College games. Inability to turn out a regular side Several matches remain to be played off as well as a couple of and a lack of really good forwards are the chief reasons for this. friendlies so it is hoped that the First team will stay in League 1. The second difficultywill be overcome in the Cuppers next term, The outlook for the next term is distinctly favourable-the when probably only one change will be made from last year's long-awaited courts are at last materializing and will, it is hoped, line. The defence is good when at full strength. be ready for use next term. The College once more seems likely This year the College has taken rather a better part than last to carry off the University Knock-out Competitions-two of last in representative matches. N. W. D. Yardley plays for the year's members-N. W. D. Yardley and E. Halliday being in the 'Varsity, while L. A. Barrett had a Seniors' trial, and has played team of three. several times for both the 'Varsity and the Wanderers. Three TENNIS freshmen, D. C. Argyle, J. P. Blake and 1. W. MacRobert are to be congratulated on a 'Varsity Freshmen's trial. Captain : J. w. CARR. Secretary : F. S. GLASSOW. The Club entered Second and Third Xl's for the Michaelmas A T a meeting of colours at the end of last term the following were term Knock-Out Competition. In the first round the Third XI elected to office for 1936-'7 : lost a close game to Trinity III after leading for nearly the whole Captain: J. W. CARR. game. The Second XI reached the third round, defeating Clare III by 2-1, and King's Il by 4-1, but lost rather unluckily to Sidney Hon. Secretary: F. S. GLASSOW. Sussex Il by 2-1, after having the better of the play in mid-field. This term there has' been some coaching at Fenner's, of which Second XI: R. N. Hansford (Goal) ; R. N. Robertson, D. C. several members have sensibly availed themselves. Argyle (Backs) ; H. W. Sabin, R. N. Rycroft and P. W. Durham We extend a welcome to our freshmen and are looking forward (Halves) ; G. A. Price, P. B. Swain, R. F. Tuckett, L. H. Roper to an enjoyable season. and G. H. Murrey-Smith (Forwards). Both the Second and Third Xl's have won nearly all their games, the Second specializing in decisive wins. CO LLEGE NOTES N the Birthday Honours, 1936, ALBERT CHARLES SEWARD SQUASH RACKETS (B.A. 1886), Honorary Fellow of the College, received a knight­ I hood, and LEWIS HAWKER KIRKNESS (B.A. 1904), secretary of Captain: E. HALLIDAY. Hon. Secretary: w. G. BURKITT. WITH the advent of cold weather once more the game of squash the Railway Board, Government of India, received the C.1.E. rackets comes into its own. New material in the form of fresh GEOFFREY BARRACLOUGH, of Oriel and Merton Colleges, Oxford, 18-2 266 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 267

has been elected into a Fellowship in the College, and has been Mr J. W. HARMER (B.A. 1924), assistant master at Marlborough, appointed College Lecturer in History. has been appointed headmaster of the Torquay Grammar School. ERIC ANDERSON WALKER, Vere Harmsworth Professor of Mr H. W. MCCOWAN (B.A. 1908) has been appointed Director Imperial and Naval History, has been elected into a Professorial of Education, Nigeria. Fellowship. Mr E. C. AxFoRD (B.A. 1925), assistant master at Nuneaton Sir ALBERT CHARLES SEWARD (B.A. 1886), Honorary Fellow, Secondary School, has been appointed senior English master at has been elected an Honorary Fellow of Downing College, Cam­ Darlington Grammar School. bridge. Mr J. A. SUTOR (B.A. 1931) has received an appointment with Mr H. ST J. HART (B.A. 1934) has been elected into a Research the Singapore Harbour Board. Fellowship in Queens' College, Cambridge, and has been ap­ Mr K. C. H. BOOTHEWAY (B.A. 1935) has received an engineer­ pointed Chaplain of the College. ing appointment under the Sudan Government. Mr E. N. WILLMER (M.A. 1929), University Lecturer in Physio­ Mr R. J. M. LEAKEY (B.A. 1921) has been appointed senior logy, has been elected into an Official Fellowship in Clare College, engineer to the Nigerian Railway. Cambridge. Mr R. E. BREFFIT (B.A. 1923) has been appointed Chief Sir JOSEPH LARMoR (B.A. 1880), Fellow, received the honorary Constable of East Sussex. degree of LL.D. at the centenary celebrations of the University of London in June 1936. Mr J. ST J. RooTHAM (B.A. 1932), of the Dominions Office, has been transferred to the Treasury. Sir WALTER LANGDON-BROWN (B.A. 1892), Emeritus Professor of Physic, received the honorary degree of D.Sc. from the Uni­ The King has given Mr W. L. BALLS (B.A. 1903), formerly versity of Oxford in July 1936. Fellow, his Royal licence and authority to wear the decoration of • Commander of the Order of Ismail, conferred upon him by the Mr T. R. GLOVER (B.A. 1891), Fellow, received the honorary late King of Egypt. Trinity College, Dublin, in July 1936. degree of LL.D. from Instructor Lieutenant-Commander S. B. TAYLOR, R.N. (B.A. Mr S. J. BAILEY (B.A. 1922), Fellow, is Senior Proctor in the 1923), has been appointed to H.M.S. President for a course at the University for 1936-7. Royal Naval College, Greenwich. Mr H. L. GARRETT (B.A. 1902), late Principal of the Govern­ Dr L. G. GLOVER (B.A. 1889) has been elected Mayor of ment College, Lahore, has been elected into the office of Esquire Hampstead for 1936-'7. Bedell. Mr L. H. KIRKNESS (B.A. 1904) and Mr B. M. STROUTS (B.A. Mr D. H. VALENTINE (B.A. 1933) has been appointed Curator 1931) have been appointed joint secretaries of a committee of of the Botanical Museum and Herbarium. inquiry into the working of the Indian State-owned railways. ' Dr L. R. SHORE (B.A. 19II) has been appointed Professor of Mr R. O. HIBBERT (B.A. 1936) was placed first on the list of Anatomy in the University of Hong-Kong. nominations by the Secretary of State for India fo r appointment Dr T. C. PHEMISTER (Ph.D. 1933) has been appointed Professor by selection to the Indian Civil Service ; he has been appointed to of Geology in the University of Aberdeen. the Punjab. Mr J. McTuRK (B.A. 1936) has also received nomin­ Dr A. F. BURSTALL (Ph.D. 1;925) has been appointed Dean of ation. the Engineering Faculty in the University of Melbourne, Victoria. Mr A. W. FLACK (B.A. 1935) and Mr J. C. NAIFF (B.A. 1935) have been selected for appointment in the Indian Civil Service on Mr A. L. BINNS (B.A. 1914), Director of Education for Ealing, the results of the Open Competition held in London in August has been appointed chief education officer for the West Riding of 1936; Mr Naiffhas been appointed to Burma. Yorkshire. K. F. Ho Mr E. R. LAPWOOD (B.A. 1931) has been appointed Lecturer in Mr (Matric. 1936) has been appointed to Burma on Mathematics at Yengching University, Peiping, China. the results of the Open Competition held in Rangoon. 268 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 269 Mr C. P. A. SHARLAND (B.A. 1936) and Mr J. F. MILLARD On 17 November 1936, Mr T. A. HASSAN (B.A. 1934) was called (B.A. 1933) have been appointed to the Colonial Administrative to the bar by Lincoln's Inn, and Mr J. M. KEIDAN (B.A. 1933), a Service ; Mr H. A. MARSHALL (B.A. 1936) has been appointed to Lord Justice Holker Senior Scholar, by Gray's Inn. Mr Keidan the Colonial Police, and Mr E. A. L. WATTS (B.A. 1936) to be has been approved for the LL.M. degree by the University of assistant treasurer in Uganda. London. Mr J. A. JOHNSTONE (Matric. 1935) and Mr S. R. WALTON The current volume of the Journal of Anatomy is dedicated to (B.A. 1935) were successful in the Open Competition of 1936 fo r Sir GRAFTON ELLIOT SMITH (RA. 1898), Honorary Fellow ; the appointments to the administrative grade of the Home Civil first part contains an appreciation of his work by Prof. J. T. Service. WILSON (M.A. 1920), Fellow. The following University awards have been made to members Licences to practice were conferred by the Royal College of of the College : Physicians on 30 July 1936 upon Mr M. D. YOUNG (B.A. 1933), London Hospital, and on 29 October 1936 upon Mr P. C. RUSH­ The Prendergast Greek Studentship to A. ROSENBERG (RA. TON (B.A. 1933). 1936). Mr J. A. COSH (B.A. 1936) has been awarded an entrance A grant from the Craven Fund to J. H. M. KELLS (B.A. 1936). scholarship at St Thomas's Hospital Medical School. The Harkness Scholarship in Geology to T. H. BowER (RA. The Rev. GEORGE NOEL LANKESTER HALL (B.A. 1913) has been 1935)· appointed Bishop of Chota Nagpur, India. The Frank Smart Studentship in Botany to G. C. EVANs (B.A. 1934). The following ecclesiastical preferments are announced : The Wrenbury Scholarship in Economics to W. A. B. HOPKIN The Rev. H. 1. ROBINS ON (B.A. 1906), rector of Londesborough, (B.A. 1936). Yorkshire, to be rural dean of Weighton. Grants from the Jebb Fund to J. CARNEGIE (Matric. 1935) and The Rev. P. R. K. WHlTAKER (RA. 1904), curate of Owlerton, R. B. MARCHANT (Matric. 1934). Sheffield, to be vicar of Loversal, Yorkshire. A Bell Exhibition to B. K. BOOTY (Matric. 1936). The Rev. A. L. WATSON (B.A. 1904), vicar of Aldworth, Berk­ A Jebb Studentship to J. LOUGH (B.A. 1934). shire, to be rector of Ufford with Bainton, Stamford, a College The Bhaonagar Medal to S. G. BARYE (B.A. 1936). living. The George Long Prize for Roman Law to R. N. GOODERSON The Rev. P. BONE (B.A. 1892), rector of Singleton, Chichester, (Matric. 1934). to be vicar of Aldworth, Berkshire, a College living. G. S. RUSHBROOKE (B.A. 1936) was bracketed for the Mayhew The Rev. C. M. B. SKENE (B.A. 1906), rector of Braybrooke, Prize. Market Harborough, to be rector of Marwood, Devonshire, a College living. A Wordsworth Studentship has been awarded to W. J. REy­ NOLDS (RA. 1936), and a Steel Studentship to C. H. BUTLER The Rev. J. D. MANN (RA. 1922), vicar of All Saints', Grays, (B.A. 1935); both are for candidates for Orders. Essex, to be vicar of Cornish Hall End, Essex. Mr B. C. NICHOLSON (RA. 1925) and Mr E. G. RECORD ON The Rev. W. H. RosEvEARE (B.A. 1901), vicar of St Paul's, (B.A. 1925) have proceeded to the degree of M.D. in the Univer­ Herne Hill, to be rural dean of Dulwich. sity of Cambridge. The Rev. P. A. KINGSFORD (B.A. 1893), rector of Stedham, Midhurst, to be rector of Dallington, Sussex. On 24 June 1936, Mr L. F. LEYERSEDGE (B.A. 1926) and Mr N. G. NIGHTINGALE (B.A. 1933) were called to the bar by the The Rev. W. SNEATH (B.A. 1901), formerly mathematical Inner Temple, and Mr B. R. WHlTEHOUSE (B.A. 1913) by Gray's master at King Edward's School, Birmingham, to be rector of Inn. Bubbenhall, Coventry. 270 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 271 The Rev. G. A. R. THURSFIELD (B.A. 1908), lately chaplain at Rangoon, to be vicar of Sunninghill, Berkshire. Marriages The Rev. W. H. DEW (B.A. 1924), formerly Warden of the REGINALD THOMAS GILCHRIST (B.A. 1930), solicitor, of Fleetwood, Maurice Hostel, the College Mission, to be perpetual curate of to MARGARET WALKDEN, eldest daughter of Mr J. A. Walkden, St Hilda, Millfield, Sunderland. of Knott End, Prestwich-on 17 June 1936, at Prestwich Parish The Rev. C. H. COE (B.A. 1893), rector of Boughton-Malherbe, Church. Maidstone, to be rector of Preston-Bagot, Warwickshire. CHRISTOPHER CHARLES LOVE (B.A. 1933), youngest son of Mr The Rev. W. G. WALKER (B.A. curate of Cyfarthfa, 1932), J. J. Love, of Uppingham, house-master at Bishop's College Merthyr Tydfil, to be curate of Glyntaff, Pontypridd. School, Lennoxville, Quebec, to VIOLA MARY SOUTHWELL, eldest The Rev. S. M. Epps (B.A. 1922) withdrew his acceptance of daughter of Mr J. W. Southwell, of Uppingham-on 10 August the College living of Sunninghill, Berkshire, and has been ap­ 1936, at Uppingham Parish Church. pointed a chaplain, Royal Navy. KENNETH HURLSTONE JACKSON (B.A. 193 1), Fellow, only son of The Rev. Canon A. H. PRIOR (B.A. 1880) has resigned the Mr Alan S. Jackson, of Wallington, to JANET DALL GALLOWAY, vicarage of Rowsley, Derbyshire. elder daughter of Mr A. Galloway, of Hillside, Kinross-on The Rev. W. P. MAYOR (B.A. 1881) has resigned the rectory of 12 August 1936, at Islington. Whitburn, Sunderland. JOHN CLARKE OAKDEN (B.A. 1921), son of the late Mr Oakden, The Rev. Canon G. D. WHITE (B.A. 1887) has resigned his of Brierley Hill, Staffordshire, to PHYLLIS BURTON, daughter of honorary canonry in Chester Cathedral and has been appointed a Mr F. J. Burton, of Bridgnorth, Shropshire-on 18 August 1936, canon emeritus. at St Leonard's Church, Bridgnorth. The Rev. W. LocKToN (B.A. 1900) has resigned the vice­ principalship of King Alfred's College, Winchester. GEOFFREY WILLIAM ESSINGTON GHEY (B.A. 1926), of the Royal Naval College, Dartmouth, only son of the late Mr W. E. Ghey, The Rev. H. STEWART CARTER (B.A. 1926) has been inducted of Bournemouth, to EILEEN HONOR MACKINNON, elder daughter minister of the Old Meeting House, Mansfield. of Captain W. Mackinnon, of Dartmouth-on 19 August 1936, at St Petrox Church, Dartmouth. The following members of the College have been ordained priests : ARCHDALL ALEXANDER WYNNE WILLSON (B.A. 1930), second On 20 September 1936, Mr J. F. COLLINS (B.A. 1934), by the son of the Rev. A. B. Wynne Willson, to BERYL STURT, elder Bishop of Newcastle ; on 4 October 1936, Mr W. SNEATH (B.A. daughter of the Rev. D. E. Sturt-on 9 September 1936, at 1901), by the Bishop of Coventry. Norton Parish Church.

The following have been ordained deacons : ARVIND MOHAN DHlRAJLAL NANAVATI (B.A. 1935), son of the late Mr Justice Nanavati, to MAHMUDA WAIZ-on 19 September On 20 September 1936, Mr F. W. BURGESS (B.A. 1933), Ridley 1936, at Paddington Registry Office.. Hall, by the Bishop of Chelmsford, and licensed to Walthamstow ; on 29 September 1936, Mr H. ST J. HART (B.A. 1934) by the DONALD GORDON MAcINNES (Matric. 1933), younger son of the Bishop of Ely. late Bishop in Jerusalem, to DORA JANE WILSON, eldest daughter of the late Mr G. S. Wilson, of Cambridge-on 22 September Mr JOHN ALEXANDER FuLLER-MAITLAND, music critic of The 1936, at Holy Trinity Church, Cambridge. Times for many years, who died on 30 March 1936, has left to the College four oil landscapes by Samuel Butler.

-- 57 56 THE EAGLE preparation for the Cuppers. The Water-polo team beat Downing 2-0 in the first round, but lost to Emmanuel 3-1 in the second COLLEGE NOTES round after extra time. The Free-style Relay team found Pembroke too hot in their AT the annual election in May 1937, the following were elected heat, but the Medley Relay team reached the final, which, at the into Fellowships: time of writing, has not been decided. ALBERT CYRIL OFFORD (Ph.D. 1936), Keddey Fletcher-Warr Results of the Easter Term fixtures were : played 4; won 3; lost 1 Student in Mathematics, University of London, 1934-'7· Teams were as follows : FRANK SMITHIES (B.A. 1933), Wrangler, b*, Mathematical Water-polo. A. Carswell ; J. D. Kuipers, B. W. Wolfe ; H. W. Tripos, Part Il, 1933; Baylis Student 1934; Rayleigh Prize 1935; Arnott ; R. F. Tuckett, J. A. Smith, W. K. Moore. Carnegie Fellow 1935-7. Free-style Relay. M. M. Spencer, H. W. Arnott, R. F. Tuckett, J. A. Smith. RAYMOND ARTHUR LYTTLETON (B.A. 1933), Clare College, Medley Relay. M. M. Spencer, W. K. Moore, J. A. Smith. Wrangler, b*, Tyson Medal, Mathematical Tripos, Part Il, 1933; Colours were awarded to W. K. Moore, A. Carswell and M. M. Procter Fellow at Princeton University 1935-7· Spencer. WILLIAM BLAIR ANDERSON (B.A., Trinity College, 1903), We congratulate H. W. Arnott on being awarded his half-Blue Kennedy Professor of Latin, and HENRY ALBERT HARRIS (M.A. for Water-polo, M. M. Spencer on his Tadpole colours, and 1934), Professor of Anatomy, have been elected into Professorial W. K. Moore on swimming for the 'Varsity in the Medley Relay. Fellowships. In the New Year Honours 1937, B. W. GILBERT (B.A. 1913), LAWN TENNIS principal assistant secretary, Treasury, received the C.B. (Civil Division), and C. G. FREKE (B.A. 1909), LC.S., secretary to the President: THE MASTER. Captain : W. CARR. Government of Bombay in the Finance Department, Bombay, Secretary : F. s. GLASSOW.J. and H. L. GARRETT (B.A. 1902), lately principal of the Govern­ ment College, Lahore, received the C.LE. So far we have won two of our five League matches. Nevertheless our side is a poor one, unreliable and inconsistent. Too often The following members of the College appear in the Coronation matches within our grasp have been allowed to slip away ; too Honours 1937: often a wild shot at a critical point. It seems that we have both H. N. TAIT (B.A. 1910), assistant secretary, Dominions Office, material and ability, but until most members of the VI find that received the C.M.G. little something that makes the difference between defeat and S. H. Y. OULSNAM (B.A. 1921), LC.S., reforms officer to the victory we will continue to lose. Government of the Central Provinces, received the C.LE. The Colours were : D. C. Argyle, B. W. T. Ritchie, R. A. Cowley R. U. E. KNOX (B.A. 1911) received the K.C.V.O. and M. L. B. Hall. We congratulate D. C. Argyle and F. S. Glassow on being Lieut.-Colonel J. K. DUNLOP (B.A. 1913), 12th London Regi­ elected to Fenner's. ment (Rangers), Territorial Army, received the O.B.E. (Military Finally we wish to thank Len Baker for the excellent courts he Division). has always prepared for us. Surgeon-Captain J. B. RONALDsoN (B.A. 1906), R.N.V.R., received the O.B.E. (Military Division). WILLIAM CLISSOLD (B.A. 1906), acting British Consul at Malaga, received the O.B.E. (Civil Division). E. (Civil Division) L. J. M. PEIRIS (B.A. 1915) received the M.B. ' for social services in Ceylon. COLLEGE NOTES 59 58 THE EAGLE been conferred by the Dr S. GOLDSTEIN (B.A. 1925), Fellow, University Lecturer in The title of Emeritus . Professor has MAcBRIDE (B.A. 1891), Mathematics, and Dr M. L. E. OUPHANT (Ph.D. 1929), Fellow, University of London upon Dr E. W. the Imperial College Assistant Director of Research at the Cavendish Laboratory, have: formerly Fellow, late Professor of Zoology at been elected Fellows of the Royal Society. of Science and Technology. appointed Hulme The Gold Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society has been. Dr W. H. SEMPLE (Ph.D. 1927) has been Manchester. awarded to Mr H. JEFFREYS (B.A. 1913), Fellow. Professor of Latin in the University of HARTREE Sir A. C. SEWARD (B.A. 1886), Honorary Fellow, has been Dr D. R. (B.A. 1921), formerly Fellow, Beyer Professor elected an honorary member of the New York Academy of Arts of Applied Mathematics in the University of Manc?ester, �as and Sciences. been appointed to the newly established chair of theoretical phYSICS in that University. Mr T. R. GLOVER (B.A. 1891), Fellow, has been elected president Mr R. W. JAMES (B.A. 1912), reader in experimental physics at of the Classical Association. . Manchester University, has been appointed Professor of PhYSICS The Linnean Gold Medal has been awarded to Mr F. F. at Cape Town. BLACKMAN (B.A. 1891), Fellow. Mr R. PEIERLS (M.A. 1936), assistant in research at the Royal The Lord Chancellor has appointed Professor P. H. WINFIELD Society Mond Laboratory, Cambridge, has been appointed (B.A. 1899), Fellow, a member of the Law Revision Committee. Professor of Applied Mathematics at the University of Birming­ ham. Sir ALBERT HOWARD (B.A. 1899) has been elected a Fellow of the Imperial College of Science and Technology. Mr H. B. MAY (B.A. 1930) has been appointed Assistant Lecturer in Bacteriology at Manchester University. The Gold Medal of the Royal Empire Society has been awarded to Professor E. A. WALKER (M.A. 1936), Fellow, in recognition Mr O. A. TRoWELL (B.A. 1929), Fellow, has been appointed of his works of scholarship on South Mrica. Lecturer in Physiology in the University of Edinburgh. Mr G. E. BRIGGS (B.A. 1915), Fellow, has been appointed Mr D. B. SUMNER (Matric. 1934) has been appointed Lecturer Reader in Plant Physiology in the University of Cambridge. in Mathematics at the University of the Witwatersrand. J. JAGGER Mr J. H. HUTTON (M.A. 1936) has been appointed William Mr G. (B.A. 1931) has been appointed head of the Wyse Professor of Social Anthropology in the University of mechanical engineering department at Bradford Technical College. Cambridge. Mr H. E. BELL (B.A. 1934) has been appointed Lecturer in Modern History at Armstrong College, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Mr G. BARRACLOUGH (M.A. 1936), Fellow, has been appointed University Lecturer in History. Mr H. D. WESTLAKE (B.A. 1929), formerly Fellow, has been appointed Lecturer in Classics at Armstrong College, Newcastle­ Mr A. V. STEPHENS (B.A. 1930), Fellow, has been appointed on-Tyne. University Demonstrator in Aeronautics. The Council of the Royal Geographical Society has awarded the Mr M. V. WILKES (B.A. 1934) has been appointed University �uthbert Peek Grant to Mr V. E. FUCHS (B.A. 1929) to assist him Demonstrator in Mathematics, to take charge of the machines in In his expedition to Lake Rukwa, East Mrica, and the Gill the Mathematical Laboratory. Memorial to Mr G. B. BARBOUR (B.A. 1917) for his work on the Mr G. C. EVANS (B.A. 1934) has been appoiflted University geology and geog!,1phy of China. Demonstrator in Plant Physiology. The second award of the newly founded Prix Internationaux du Tourisme has been awarded to Mr CLOUDESLEY S. H. BRERETON Dr H. CARMICHAEL (Ph.D. 1936), Fellow, has been appointed CB.A. 1886) for his book entitled France. University Demonstrator in Physics. 60 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 61 Mr B. L. THOMPSON (B.A. 1928) has been appointed Northern FFORD .D. 1936), Fellow, has obtained the degree representative of the National Trust. Mr A. C. O (Ph of D.Sc. in the University of London. Mr M. G. KENDALL (B.A. 1929) has been promoted to the rank the Col lege were called to the bar of Principal in the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. The following members of on 26 January 1937 : Mr A. S. BENSTEAD (RA. 1915), headmaster of Batley Gramma MAUNG (RA. r Mr J. K. T. JONES (B.A. 1934) and Mr P. M. School, has been appointed headmaster of Ermysted's Grammar 1934) by the 1935) by Lincoln's Inn; Mr N. K. BRANCH (B.A. School, Skipton. 1935) by the Middle Inner Temple ; Mr E. R. BOWEN (B.A. 1934) and Mr D. K. DE (RA. The following members of the College have been appointed to Temple ; Mr G. R. SANDISON (B.A. positions in the Home Civil Service on the results of the com­ 1935) by Gray's Inn. petition of 1936: S. R W ALTON (RA. 1935), Board of Trade 1937: ; The following were called to the bar on 9 June J. A. JOHNSTONE (Matric. 1935), Inland Revenue ; G. L. THORNTON DWARDS (B.A. 1930) by Lincoln's Inn ; Mr H. A. (B.A. 1935), Board of Education ; G. H. MCCONNELL (B.A. 1935), Mr A. C. T. E by the Middle Temple. & Scottish Office ; J. R T REvALDWYN (B.A. 1935), War Office. VALERO (B.A. 1935) 1915) has been appointed orthopaedic The following University awards have been made to members Mr S. L. HIGGS (B.A. Hospital. of the College : surgeon to St Bartholomew's LLIOTT 193 1) The Adams Prize to Professor W. V. D. H ODGE (B.A. 1925), Mr H. B. MAY (RA. 1930) and Mr W. A. E (B.A. formerly Fellow ; the essay submitted by Mr T. G. ROOM (B.A. have been admitted members of the Royal College of Physicians. 1923), formerly Fellow, is declared by the Examiners to be of of Licences to practise were conferred by the Royal College great distinction. 34) and Physicians on 29 April 1937 upon Mr H. HAIGH (B.A. 19 The AlIen Scholarship to Mr G. E. DANIEL (B.A. 1935). Mr A. W. STEWART (B.A. 1934), both of the London Hospital. The Burney Prize to Mr C. H. BUTLER (B.A. 1935). 1915), Surgeon-Commander N. B. DE M. GREENSTREET (B.A. The Hallam Prize and a Craven Scholarship to Mr J. CARNEGIE RN., has been appointed to H.M.S. Royal Sovereign. (Matric. 1935). The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced: A Tyrwhitt Hebrew Scholarship and the Mason Prize for The Rev. R. B. LLOYD (B.A. 1922), vicar of St Bartholomew, Biblical Hebrew and Hebrew Composition to Mr H. ST J. HART Great Harwood, Blackburn, to be a residentiary canon of Win­ (RA. 1934), Fellow of Queens' College. chester Cathedral and a canon missioner for the diocese. A John Stewart of Rannoch Scholarship in Hebrew to Mr J. E. PADFIELD (Matric. 1936). The Rev. N. D. COLEMAN (RA. 1913), lecturer in Theology and Hellenistic Greek in the University of Durham, to be honorary The Wyse Studentship in Social Anthropology at Trinity canon of St Sitha in Bradford Cathedral. College has been awarded to Mr G. BATEsoN (B.A. 1926), formerly Fellow. The Rev. S. E. SEARS (B.A. 1912), vicar of Flitwick, Bedford­ shire, to be rector of Meppershall, Bedfordshire-a College living. The following higher degrees have been conferred by the University on members of the College : The Rev. A. H. W. RIDSDALE (RA. 1890), vicar of Christ Sc.D. : Mr C. C. OKELL (B.A. 19II). Church, Roxeth, Harrow, to be vicar of Ampfield, Hampshire. M.D. : Mr J.B. HARMAN (RA. 1929) and Mr F. W. SHEPHERD The Rev. ERNEST T AYLOR (B.A. 1893), rector of St Catharine (B.A. 1929). Collyhurst, Manchester, to be vicar of Tintwistle, Manchester. Ph.D.: Mr J. C. FIDLER (Matric. 1933) and Mr C. J. MILNER The Rev. A. A. WYNNE WILLSON (B.A. 1930) to be perpetual (RA. 1933). Curate of Benfieldside, Durham. COLLEGE NOTES 63 62 THE EAGLE The Rev. Prebendary A. E. SMITH (B.A. 1892), vicar of Willes­ den, to be vicar of St Mary Abbot, Kensington. Maniages The Rev. N. W. HAGGER (B.A. 1915), priest-vicar of Lincoln BRUCE LOGAN THOMPSON (B.A. 1928), son of the late Mr C. K. Cathedral, to be rector of Coningsby, Lincolnshire. Thompson, of Hogghouse Close, Windermere, to SHEILA MARY RIGG, daughter of Mr Bruce Rigg, of Craig Foot, Windermere­ The Rev. F. W. ALLEN (B.A. 1903), rector of Charwelton with Fawsley, Rugby, to be rector of Culworth, Northamptonshire. on 2 December 1936, at Chelsea Old Church. The Rev. H. NIVEN (B.A. 19II), vicar of Mosser, Cockermouth, RICHARD FLEMING TOTHILL (B.A. 1933), younger son of Mr J. to be vicar of Christ Church, Penrith. Tothill, of Rottingdean, to JOYCE EVELYN GARLAND, eldest daughter of Dr Geoffrey Garland, of Rottingdean-on 16 De­ The Rev. P. N. H. PALMER (B.A. 1924), rector of Girton, cember 1936, at St Margaret's, Rottingdean. Cambridgeshire, to be rector of Swaffham, Norfolk. The Rev. J. C. MCCORMICK (B.A. 1929), curate of Warrington, FREDERICK JAMES SEABROOK (B.A. 1927) to ETHEL MARY LOCK to be vicar of Monton, Manchester. -on 29 December 1936, at Curry Rivel. The Rev. R M. SCANTLEBURY (B.A. 1927) to be central re­ PAUL ADRIEN MAURICE DIRAC (Ph.D. 1926), Fellow, Lucasian cruiting officer for the Church Missionary Society. Professor of Mathematics in the University of Cambridge, to The Rev. D. T. SYKES (B.A. 1922), vicar of St Catherine, MARGIT BALAZS (nee WIGNER), of Budapest-on 2 January 1937, Hatcham, to be a commissary to the Bishop of Mombasa and in London. secretary of the Kenya Church Aid Association ; he has also been PATRICK DONALD MACDONALD (B.A. 193 1), second son of appointed St Antholin's Lecturer in the church of St Mary Major E. W. Macdonald, Elm Court, Ringmer, to DELIA EDITH Aldermary. TRAvERs, fifth daughter of Captain R W. Travers, RN., The The Rev. W. B. HESKETH BIGGS (B.A. 1881), vicar of Emery Bungalow, Cumberland Road, Bromley, Kent-on 9 February Down, Lyndhurst, Hampshire, the Rev. L. H. TIARKS (B.A. 1937, at Ringmer, Sussex. 1893), vicar of Latchingdon, Chelmsford, the Rev. THOMAS WILLIAM HAROLD DEW (B.A. 1924), vicar of St Hilda's, SMITH (B.A. 1888), vicar of St Luke, Brierfield, Lancashire, and the Sunderland, son of Mr W. Dew, of Northampton, to DOROTHY Rev. W. WEBSTER(B.A. 1888), vicar of StJohn, Ainsdale, Lancashire, WINDROW, of Leyton-on 3 April 1937, at Leyton. have resigned their benefices and retired from active service. The Rev. S. M. Epps (B.A. 1922), chaplain RN., has been PETER DUDFIELD MAY (B.A. 1934), second son of Mr H. R. D. appointed to H.M.S. Malaya ; and the Rev. G. L. TIARKS (B.A. May, of Ashbourne, Derbyshire, to PATTIE MURIEL PRESTON, 193 chaplain R.N., has been appointed to H.M.S. President for elder daughter of Mr W. E. Preston, of Harrogate--on 10 April I ), the Royal Hospital School, Holbrook. 1937, at St Peter's, Harrogate. Mr E. G. PARFIT (B.A. 1932), Ridley Hall, was ordained deacon WILLIAM GEORGE OLIVER (B.A. 1935), son of Mr W. T. Oliver, on 20 December 1936 by the Bishop of London in St Paul's of Fulbourn, to NORAH ELLEN WASHTELL, daughter of Mr G. Cathedral, and licensed to St Mary, Bryanston Square. Washtell, of Cambridge--on 27 May 1937, at St Andrew the Mr E. J. G. FOSTER (B.A. 1934), Wells Theological College, Great, Cambridge. was ordained deacon on 23 May 1937 by the Bishop of Worcester, and licensed to Kidderminster Parish Church ; on the same day Mr J. M. PRESTON (B.A. 1935) was ordained priest by the Bishop of Birmingham. Mr J. E. FARRAR (B.A. 1934) has been appointed assistant minister at Emmanuel Congregational Church, Cambridge. 98 THE EAGLE THE LIBRARY 99

MODERN LANGUAGES AND ENGLISH THEOLOGY AND CHURCH HISTORY LITERATURE BASKERVILLE (G.). English monks and the suppression of the monas- CHAUCER (GEOFFREY). Complete works. Ed. by F. N.ROBINSON. teries. 1937· [1933.] Bradshaw Society. Vol. LXXIII. The Ordinal and Customary of the CRAIGIE (Sir W. A), ed. Dictionary of the older Scottish tongue. Abbey of St Mary , York (St John's Coll., Camb., MS. D. 27)· Pt. VI (communalitie-cow). 1936. English language and literature, Annual bibliography of, 1935. Ed. by the Abbess of STANBROOK and }. B. L. TOLHuRsT, Vol. I. GRANVILLE-BARKER (H.). Prefa ces to Shakespeare. Third series. 1936. CABROL (F.) and others. Dictionnaire d'archiologie chretienne et de 1937· GRIMM. Deutsches Worterbuch. [Five parts of various vols.] liturgie. Fasc. 140/1 (Os-Palais). 1936. Canterbury and York Society. Diocesis Cantuariensis. Registrum 1936-7. Roberti Winchelsey. Pt. 6. 1936. LEWIS (C. S.). The allegory of love. A study in medieval tradition. CONSTANT (G.). The Reformation in England. Vol. Transl. by 1936. I. Rev. R. E. SCANTLEBURY. MURRY 0. MIDDLETON). Keats and Shakespeare. 1934· DUFOURCQ L'avenir du Christianisme. partie. Tomes 1925 : repr. 1935. (A). Ire I-IX [difft. edns.]. [1924 36.] SELINCOURT (E. DE). The early Wordsworth*. (Presidential address, - FLICHE (A.) et MARTIN (V.), edd. Histoire de l'Eglise depuis les English Association, 1936.) 1936. SHAKESPEARE (WILLIAM). Six plays in the Arden Shakespeare origines jusqu'd nos jours. Tomes I-Ill (-A.D. 395)· 1934-6. edition. General editor : R. H. CASE. GAUDENTIUS (Saint), Bp. of Brescia. Tractatus. Recens. A. GLUECK. (Corpus script. eccles. Latinorum, LXVIII.) 1936. -- Henry the Fourth. Part I. Ed. by S. B. HEMINGWAY. HARRISON (P. N.). The problem of the Pastoral Ep istles. 1921. (Variorum Shakespeare.) Philadelphia, 1936. KENYON (Sir F. G.). The Chester Beatty papyri. Fasc. VI, Isaiah, *WORDSWORTH (WILLIAM) and (DOROTHY). Letters (1806-20). Ed. Jeremiah, Ecclesiasticus (text). 1937· by E. DE SELINCOURT. 2 vols. 193 7· LAKE (K.) and (S.), edd. Studies and documents. Vols V-VII and IX. 1936-'7. MORAL SCIENCE S Lehrbuch der Religionsgeschichte. Begriindet von Chantepie de la ALEXANDER (S.). Beauty and other forms of value. 1933. Saussaye. 410 Aufi., herausg. von A. BERTHOLET and E. LEHMANN. Bde. 1925. BENEDICT (R.). Patterns of culture. 1935. 2 BILLS (A. G.). General experimental psychology. New York, 1935. LODS (A.). The prophets and the rise of Judaism. Transl. by S. H. CATTELL (R. B.). A guide to mental testing for psychological clinics, HOOIm. 1937· schools, etc. 1936. Theologisches Worterbuch zum Neuen Testaments. Herausg. von DEWEY (E.). Behavior development in infants. New York, 1935. G. KITTEL. Bd. Ill, 8-10. 1936-7. GRIFFITHS (R.). A study of imagination in early childhood. 1935. KATZ (D.). The world of colour. 1935. KOFFKA (K.). Principles of Gestalt psychology. 1936. COLLEGE AWARDS MAIER (N. R. F.) and SCHNEIRLA (T. C.). Principles of animal New York, 1935. psychology. EXAMINATION FOR ENTRANCE RUCKMICK (C. A). The psychology of feeling and emotion. New York, 1936. SCHOLARSHIPS, 1936 SETH (G.) and GUTHRIE (D.). Sp eech in childhood, its development Major Scholarships: and disorders. 1935. Filtness, D. Southend High School, for Mathematics (Baylis SHERIF (M.). The psychology of social norms. New York, 1936. Scholarship).D., THORNDIKE (E. L.). The psychology of wants, interests and attitudes. Spencer, P. L., Merchant Taylors' School, for Mathematics. New York, 1935. Jones, A. E., Alsop High School, Liverpool, for Mathematics. WEISENBURG (T.) and McBRIDE (K. E.). Aphasia, a clinical and Lee, A. G., Loretto School, for Classics (McAulay Scholarship). psychological study. New York, 1935. Hughes, P. T. M., Shrewsbury School, for Classics .

.--� 100 THE EAGLE COLLEGE AWARDS 101 Keyte, D. J.H., King Edward VI School, Birmingham, for Classics. Bury, P. J., Westminster School, for Classics. SCHOLARSHIPS AND EXHIBITIONS Feamside, K., Scarborough High School, for Natural Sciences. Shorto, H. L., Royal Masonic School, Bushey,for Modem Languages. ELECTED TO SCHOLARSHIPS : Ballinger, M., Bromwich, J. I'a., Campbell, H., Cunningham, M. A., Duncombe, E., Ds Eddy, L. W., France, Minor Scholarships: K. R., Hudson, R. L., Huxley, H. H., Johnson, A. H. L., Noble, North, E. Bridlington School, for Mathematics. A. H., Palmer, M. 0., Ponniah, B., Towers, T. D., Watt, I. P. Singer, A.,R, Manchester Grammar School, for Classics (Patchett ELECTED TO EXHIBITIONS : Ibrahim, A. bin M., Sanderson, P. H., Scott, K. Scholarship) . STRATHCONA TRAVEL EXHIBITIONS : Eason, T. W., Miller, E. Thomas, G., King Edward VI School, Stourbridge, for Classics. SCHOLARSHIPS PROLONGED : Lickerish, L. A., Wyggeston Grammar School, Leicester, for Natural Atkinson, J. R., Bames, J. A., Beatty, R. A., Sciences. Bell, G. R., Booty, B. K., Boyce, P. M., Bywaters, B. W. D., Cadman, Rutherford, C. I., Repton School, for Natural Sciences. D. S., Camegie, J.. Dhenin, G. H., Doley, J. 0., Edgar, J. D., Ennals, J. A. F., Farmer, B. H., Faulkner, D., Gooderson, R. N., Guppy, Rood, S. C., Royal Grammar School, Newcastle-on-Tyne, for History. E. Camell, G. G., City of Norwich School, for History. R. J., Hall, R. J. R., Hansford, R. N., Harris, B., Hicks, E. P., Hone, A. R., Hopkin, W. A. B., Huck, J., Jones, C. G., Laslett, Exhibitions: T. P. R., Lees, R. J., McCann, A. D., Marchant,R R. B., Meesook, B., Carter, C. F., Rugby School, for Mathematics. Merrells, G. L., Miller, E., Montagnon, P. E., Newis, K., Northcott, Cheers, F., Bury Grammar School, for Mathematics. D. G., Padfield, J. E., Priestley, C. H. B., Radford, R. W., Schofield, Russell, R., Chigwell School, for Classics. E., Simmonds, J., Smethurst, S. E., Smith, P. B., Stanton, J. B., Powdrill, E. J., Alderman Newton's School, Leicester, for Natural Thistlethwaite, F., Turner, R., Williams, R. D. Sciences. EXHIBITIONS PROLONGED : Burden, D. F., Chambers, J. F., Eason, T. W., James, T. C. G., Manchester Grammar School, for History. Hayman, H. J. G., Heath, K. E., Jukes, J. A., Pegg, D., Pickford, F., Hodgetts, R. B., Merchant Taylors' School, Great Crosby, for Rackham, H. C., Scott, H., Shaw, J., Strutt, G. K., Tannahill, J. A., History. Tuckett, R. F. Hinsley, F. H., Queen Mary's Grammar School, Walsall, for History. PRIZES

CLOSE EXHIBITIONS AND SIZARSHIPS, 1937 SPECIAL PRIZES To Sizarships : AoAMS MEMORIAL PRIZE : Priestley, C. H. B. Keeble, T. W., Sir John Deane's Grammar School, Northwich. ESSAY PRIZES : Third Year, Close, H. M.; First Year, Laslett, T. P. Merson, R. L., Royal Grammar School, Newcastle-on- Tyne. GRAVES PRIZE : Smethurst, S. E. R Richards, G. C. T., Sedbergh School. HENRY HUMPHREYS PRIZE : Ds Evans, G. C. Ricketts, M., Hereford Cathedral School. NEWCOME PRIZE : Cunningham, M. A. To Close Exhibitions: READING PRIZES : (1) Ledgard, T. C.; (2) Casson, G. N. Baker: Buttle, W. Durham School. BONNEY AWARD : Henry, N. F. M. Lupton and Hebblethwaite:R, Frankland, E. R. P., Sedbergh School. Marquess of Salisbury : Bury, P. J., Westminster School. Somerset (Wootton Rivers) : Scougall, K. H. L. PRIZES AWARDED ON UNIVERSITY Vidal: Still, H. C., Exeter School. EXAMINATIONS MATHEMATICS Tripos Part Trip os Part III STUDENTSHIPS Tripos Part I Bames, G. V. Guppy, R. J. II Ds Eddy, L. W. BA YLIS : Ds Bamard, G. A. Blake, J. P. Johnson, A. H. L. Priestley, C. H. B. STRATHCONA : Ds Habakkuk, H. J. Braybrook, C. H. (Wright's Prize) (Hughes Prize) NADEN : Ds Butler, C. H. Northcott, D. G. Radford, R. W. McMAHON : Ds Brown, J. G. L., Ds May, P. D., Ds Swift, A. H. I., (Wright's Prize) (Wright's Prize) Ds Thomton, R. R. Simmonds, J. GRANTS FOR REsEARCH : Ds Fuchs, W. H. J., Marchant, R. B., Miller, E., Towers, T. D. Ds Rosenberg, A., Ds Storer, W. O. (Wright's Prize) 102 THE EAGLE COLLEGE AWARDS 103 Preliminary Preliminary MECHANICAL SCIENCES (First Year) (Second Year) Tripos Boyce, P. M. Doley, J. O. Duncombe, E. Hicks, E. P. Edgar, J. D. (Wright's Prize) Montagnon, P. E. Turner, R. ECONOMICS (Wlight's Prize) Tripos Part CLASSICS Ibrahim, A. bin M. (Wri1 ght's Prize) Preliminary Tripos Part Tripos Part Williams, R. D. Huxley, H. H. 1 Marchant, R. B.II ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY McCann, A. D. (Wright's Prize) Tripos S. E. Newis, K. Smethurst, Bromwich, J. 1'a. (Wrigh t's Prize) MORAL SCIENCES ENGLISH Tripos Part Tripos Part Tripos Part 1 1 Cunningham, M. A. Ds Welford, A.II T. Watt, 1. P. (Wright's Prize) (Wrigh t's Prize) GEOGRAPHY NATURAL SCIENCES Tripos Part II Preliminary Tripos Part Tripos Part Farmer, B. H. (Wright's Prize) First Year Ballinger, M. 1 Faulkner, D. II Bywaters, B. W. D. Campbell, H. (Hughes Prize) Jukes, J. A. Hudson, R. L. Meesook, B. Lees, R. J. (Wright's Prize) Stanton, J. B. (Wright's Prize) Second Year Cadman, D. S. Sanderson, P. H. LAW Tripos Part Tripos Part 1 France, K. R. (Wright's Prize) Gooderson, R. N. (Hughes11 Prize) Noble, A. H. Ponniah, B. HISTORY Preliminary Tripos Part Tripos Part Scott, K. Laslett, T. P. R. 1 Miller, E. 11 (Wright's Prize) (Wright's Prize) (Hughes Prize) Palmer, M. O.

ORIENTAL LANGUAGES Preliminary Examination Padfield, J. E.

MODERN AND MEDIEVAL LANGUAGES Preliminary Part Tripos Part Tripos Part 11 Nixon, St J. 1 Hall, R. J. R. 1 Merrells, G. L. 216 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 217 surprising what can be done by the intensive practice undergone Mr J. H. HUTTON (M.A. 1936), William Wyse Professor of in the Easter term. Social Anthropology, has been elected into a Fellowship in St Congratulations are due to W. O. Chadwick as Hon. Secretary Catharine's College. of the University R.F.C. and to C. L. Newton-Thompson on being awarded a Blue. Also to B. W. T. Ritchie, D. R. S. Turner, Prof. W. G. CONSTABLE (B.A. 1909), Fellow, has been appointed G. Wetherley-Mein, and R. Lewin for playing in the Seniors' Curator of Paintings in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts as from Trial. March 1938 ; he has also been appointed to a Leverhulme Re­ SWIMMING search Fellowship for work on the art and influence of Canaletto. MR BRINDLEY. J. A. SMITH. President: Cap tain : Mr P. S. NOBLE (B.A. 1923), fo rmerly Fellow, Professor of W. S. MOORE. Hon. Secretary: K. Latin Language and Literature in the University of Leeds, has Too late for printing lastsummer came the news that the College been appointed Regius Professor of Humanity in the University won the Medley Relay Cup. of Aberdeen. This season the personnel of the team remains unchanged, while several freshmen have appeared regularly in friendly matches Prof. T. H. HAVELOCK (B.A. 1900), fo rmerly Fellow, Professor Applied Mathematics at King's College (formerly Armstrong and trials. The results for the term were : Played, 8; won, 4; of lost, 3; drawn, I. College), Newcastle-on-Tyne, has been appointed Sub-Rector We congratulate M. M. Spencer on being awarded his Half­ for the year 1937-8. Blue, W. K. S. Moore on his 'Varsity Colours, and election to Mr J. DIAMOND (Matric. 1935) has been appointed University Tadpoles S.C., also J. A. Smith on his election to this Club. Demonstrator in Engineering, and Dr F. S. J. HOLLICK (B.A. 1932), Fellow, has been appointed University Demonstrator in Zoology. COLLEGE NOTES Mr K. H. JACKSON (B.A. 193 1), Fellow, has been appointed MR M. P. CHARLESWORTH (B.A. 1920), Fellow, has been elected Faculty Assistant Lecturer in Celtic, and Dr R. A. LYTTLETON President of the College on the retirement of Mr E. E. Sikes (B.A. 1933), Fellow, has been appointed Faculty Assistant (B.A. 1889). Lecturer in Mathematics . Mr DONALD HENRY BARRON (M.A. 1935), University Lecturer The Sylvester Medal of the Royal Society has been awarded to in Anatomy, has been elected into a Fellowship, and appointed LOVE (B.A. 1885), Honorary Fellow, Sedleian Pro­ Supervisor in Anatomy and Physiology. Mr A. E. H. fessor of Natural Philosophy in the University of Oxford, in Mr ROBERT JOHN GETTY (B.A. 1930) has been elected into a recognition of his researches in the mathematical theories of Fellowship and appointed College Lecturer in Classics. elasticity and hydrodynamics. During the Easter Term 1937 two new professorships were The honorary degree of LL.D. was conferred on 28 September founded in the University ; both have been filled by members of 1937 on Mr G. F. STOUT (B.A. 1883), Honorary Fellow, Professor the College. Dr C. W. PREVITE-ORTON (B.A. 1908), Fellow and Emeritus of Logic and Metaphysics in the University of St Librarian, has been elected Professor of Medieval History, and Andrews, on the occasion of the celebration of the 400th anniver­ Mr NORMAN BROOKE JOPSON (B.A. 1912) has been elected Pro­ sary of the foundation of St Mary's College, St Andrews. fessor of Comparative Philology. Mr Jopson has been elected into a Fellowship. The honorary degree of LL.D. was conferred by the University SEWARD Mr H. P. W. GATTY (B.A. 1928) has been appointed Librarian of Glasgow on 16 June 1937 upon Sir A. C. (B.A. 1886), of the College. Honorary Fellow. 218 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 219 The King has granted Mr GRAFTON LATIMER ELLIOT-SMITH Dr D. E. GREEN(Ph.D ..19 34) has been awarded a Beit Memorial (B.A. 1925) royal license and authority to wear the Insignia of Fellowship. the Fourth Class of the Order of the Nile conferred on him by the King of Egypt. Mr P. J. FAuLKS (B.A. 1936) has been awarded a research scholarship in plant physiology by the Ministry of Agriculture SAMPSON Prof. R. A. (B.A. 1888), formerly Fellow, has retired and Fisheries. from the position of Astronomer Royal for Scotland, which he has held since 1910. The Royal Commissioners for the Exhibition of 1851 have The title of Emeritus Professor has been conferred upon awarded an industrial bursary to Mr E. DUNCOMBE (B.A. 1937)· Dr V. H. BLACKMAN (B.A. 1895), fo rmerly Fellow, on his retire­ ment from the Professorship of Plant Physiology at the Imperial The following University awards, made in June 1937, have not College of Science and Technology, University of London. been recorded in the Eagle : The George Long Prize for Jurisprudence to R. N. GOODERSON Mr R. C. CHEVALIER (B.A. 1892) has retired from the mathe­ (B.A. 1937) ; the Mayhew Prize (divided) to C. H. B. PRIESTLEY matical mastership at Manchester Grammar School which he has (B.A. 1937)' held for forty years. GOODERSON Portraits of Sir ALFRED SEWARD (B.A. 1886), Honorary Fellow, R. N. (B.A. 1937) was placed first in the list of and of Mr F. F. BLACKMAN (B.A. 1891), Fellow, by Mr Harold candidates in the open competition of July 1937 for the Indian Knight and Mr Henry Lamb respectively, which were subscribed Civil Service ; he has been appointed to the Punjab. for by Cambridge friends and British botanists, have been pre­ J. F. HOSIE (B.A. 1936), placed sixteenth in the same list, has sented to the Botany School, Cambridge. been appointed to Bihar and Orissa, and NAGENDRA SINGH (B.A. Lieutenant-Colonel J. K. D UN LOP (B.A. 1913), M.C., T.D., 1936), placed ninth in the list of Indian candidates, has been ap­ The Rangers, The King's Royal Rifle Corps, Territorial Army, pointed to Central Provinces. has been appointed Assistant Adjutant-General, Territorial Army, and has been granted the temporary rank of Colonel while holding G. L. MERRELLS (B.A. 1937) has received an appointment in this appointment. the Burma Civil Service on the results of the open competition of July 1937 ; he will spend his year of probation at the School of The Rev. J AMES FRAsER (B.A. 1906) has been nominated as Oriental Studies, London. Moderator of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of England. The following higher degrees have been conferred by the University upon members of the College : Mr D. R. DUDLEY (B.A. 1931), formerly Fellow, has been ap­ PALMER pointed lecturer in Latin at the University of Reading. Sc.D. : Mr W. G. (B.A. 1914), Fellow. M.D. : Mr S. K. SEN (B.A. 1929)' Mr J. H. McK. KELLs (B.A. 1936) has been appointed assistant Ph.D. : Mr R. A. BUCKINGHAM (B.A. 1932), Mr K. E. BULLEN lecturer in classics in the University of London. (Matric. 1931), Mr J. LOUGH (B.A. 1934), Mr F. SMITHIES (B.A. 1933), Fellow, Mr D. H. VALENTINE (B.A. 1933)' Sir PATRICK PLAYFAIR LAIDLAw (B.A. 1903) has been appointed Rede Lecturer at Cambridge for 1938. A grant from the Jebb Fund, for travel in Greece and Italy, has Mr G. E. AYTON (B.A. 1937) has been appointed to a masters hip been made to K. NEWIS (Matric. . 1935)· at Drax Grammar School, near Selby. The Vice-Chancellor announces the award of a Bell Exhibition Mr C. B. O'M. OWEN (B.A. 1928) has been appointed head­ to A. SINGER (Matric. 1937), and of a Barnes Exhibition to S. C. master of the English School, Cairo. ROOD (Matric. 1937)' 220 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 221 Mr F. S. CHAPMAN (B.A. 1929) made the firstascent of Chomol­ hari (24,000 ft.) in the Himalayas during the summer of 1937. On 28 October 1937 liCences to practise were conferred upon He gave a lecture on 24 November in the Hall of St John's on his Mr G. B. NORTHCROFT (B.A. 1932), London Hospital, Mr T. L. climb and his journey to Lhasa, showing some excellent slides and OLIVER (B.A. 1934), London Hospital, Mr T. H. STEELE-PERKINS colour films. (Matric. 1930), Guy's Hospital, and Mr M. C. WOODHOUSE (B.A. 193 1), St Thomas's Hospital. Mr J. M. WORDIE (B.A. 1912), Fellow and Senior Tutor, was Mr NDERBY the leader and Mr E. G. DYMOND (B.A. 1921), formerly Fellow, G. E. H. E (B.A. 1937) has been awarded an Entrance Scholarship at Guy's Hospital. and Dr H. CARMICHAEL (Ph.D. 1936), Fellow, were members of the British Universities' Polar Expedition which left Leith in The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced : July 1937 in the Norwegian sealing vessel Isbjorn to study cosmic The Rev. C. C. ELLIS (B.A. 1895), rector of Didsbury and rural rays at high altitudes near the North Magnetic Pole. The expe­ dean of Heath, to be an honorary canon in the Cathedral Church dition, which returned early in October, also made a running of Manchester. survey of about 699 miles of new coastline on the north-east coast of Baffin Land, and excavated ancient Eskimo settlements around The Rev. Canon C. P. KEELING (B.A. 1896), rector of St James, Baffin Bay. Gorton, Manchester, to be vicar of Old Milverton, Warwick­ shire ; he has resigned his honorary canonry in the Cathedral Mr A. W. FLACK (B.A. 1935), appointed to the Indian Civil Church of Manchester, and has been appointed canon emeritus. Service, arrived in India during November 1937, having made the The Rev. W. J. V. STEAD (B.A. 1907), rector of Murston, Kent, journey overland by car through Persia. to be rural dean of Sittingbourne. Mr D. E. REUBEN (B.A. 1917) was called to the bar by the Inner The Rev. J. C. MAKINSON (B.A. 1913), vicar of St Werburgh, Temple, and Mr H. B. TANNER (B.A. 1929) by Gray's Inn on Derby, to be rural dean of Derby. 17 November 1937. . The Rev. F. W. ALLEN (B.A. 1903), rector of Charwelton with Mr W. LLOYD JONES (Matric. 1937) has been awarded an Fawsley, Northamptonshire, to be rector of Culworth, North­ Entrance Scholarship of £200 a year for three years at Gray's Inn. amptonshire. A tribute to the late Sir Percy Sargent (see Eagle, XLVII, 245), The Rev. F. W. ARGYLE (B.A. 1903), vicar of Leyland, Lanca­ by Mr L. G. H. HORTON-SMITH (B.A. 1893), formerly Fellow, shire, to be rector of Sevenoaks, Kent. was published in The Cliftonian for October 1937. The Rev. J. D. MANN (B.A. 1922), vicar of Cornish Hall End, Braintree, to be vicar of St Paul, Goodmayes, Ilford. Mr HERMoN TAYLOR (B.A. 1926) has been appointed an assis­ tant surgeon on the staff of the Queen's Hospital for Children, The Rev. W. H. CHAMBERS (B.A. 1891), vicar of Oving, Sussex, Hackney Road. to be rural dean of Chichester. Mr M. HYNES (B.A. 1932) and Mr E. E. POCHIN (B.A. 1931) The Rev. D. T. SYKES (B.A. 1922), vicar of St Catherine, were admitted members of the Royal College of Physicians on Hatcham, to be vicar of All Saints, Stoke Newington. 29 July 1937· The Rev. E. H. J. NOOTT (B.A. 1920) to be chaplain of Barn­ On the same day diplomas of membership of the Royal College wood House, Gloucester. of Surgeons and licences to practise were conferred upon Mr F. S. The Rev. ALAN STOUT (B.A. 1928), vicar of St Ann, Warrington, COSH Mr H. G. W. OARE (B.A. 1932), London Hospital, H (B.A. to be vicar of Newburgh, Lancashire. 1934), St George's Hospital, Mr J. M. G. WILSON (B.A. 1934), University College Hospital, and Mr P. N. WITNEY (B.A. 1934), The Rev. J. H. YEO (B.A. 1915), vicar of St Paul, Bermondsey, St Thomas's Hospital. to be vicar of Comerford Keynes, Gloucestershire. 222 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 223 The Rev. G. V. YONGE (B.A. 1910); rector of Whitewell, HUGH CARMICHAEL (Ph.D. 1936), Fellow, elder son of the Rev. Shropshire, to be rector of Old Cleeve, Somerset. Dugald Carmichael, of Reay, Caithness, to MAY MACLENNAN, younger daughter of Mr T. Forbes Maclennan, of Edinburgh-on YOKES The Rev. F. E. (B.A. 1933), acting vicar of East Cowes, October 1937, at Greenbank Church, Edinburgh. Isle of Wight, to be chaplain of Cranbrook School, Kent. 23 HARRY HAIGH (RA. 1934), only son of Mr Willie Haigh, of Rev. H. N. HOLLINGWORTH (B.A. curate of St John, The 1926), Sowerby Bridge, Yorkshire, to ANNIE THORBURN MELLOR, second Bulawayo, to be vicar of St Thomas, Batley, Yorkshire. daughter of the Rev. John Mellor, The Manse, Beacon Hill, The Yen. C. P. CORY (B.A. 1882), rector of Campsea Ashe, Hindhead, Surrey-in October 1937, at Beacon Hill Congre­ Suffolk, the Rev. C. GATHORNE (B.A. 1905), perpetual curate of gational Church, Hindhead. Hutton Roof with Lupton, Westmorland, the Rev. H. C. NEWBERY THOMAS GERALD ROOM (RA. 1923), fo rmerly Fellow, Professor (B.A. 1888), rector of Halesworth, Suffolk, and the Rev. C. F. of Mathematics in the University of Sydney, New South Wales, JONES (RA. 1890), vicar of Luxulyan, Cornwall, have resigned to JESSIE BANNERMAN, daughter of Mr Bannerman, of Bondi, their livings. Sydney-on 6 November 1937, at Wesley College Chapel, Sydney. On 19 September 1937 the Rev. H. St J. HART (B.A. 1934), JOSEPH CONYBEARE MCCORMICK (B.A. 1929), vicar of Monton, Fellow of Queens' College, Cambridge, was ordained priest by Manchester, son of the late J. G. McCormick (B.A. 1896), to the Bishop of Ely, and Mr D. J. STRICKLAND (B.A. 1935), West­ MARY TUKE PRIESTMAN, of Kensington-on 15 November 1937, cott House, was ordained deacon by the Bishop of Birmingham at St Mary Abbots, Kensington. to the curacy of Aston juxta Birmingham. GEOFFREY BERNARD ALBERT SIMPSON (B.A. 1927), to MARJORIE On 26 September 1937, Mr A. T. WELFORD (B.A. 1935) was PALMER-on 16 October 1937, at St Paul's, Winchmore Hill, ordained deacon by the Bishop of Rochester to the curacy of N. 21. Crayford, Kent. Marriages VALENCE CHARLES POWELL (B.A. 1925), eldest son of the Rev. C. T. Powell (RA. 1895), to MILLICENT FOLEY, youngest daughter of Mr S. Foley, of Dudley-on 26 June 1937, at St John's Church, Dudley. HERBERT STANLEY MARCHANT (B.A. 1928), second son of the late Mr E. J. Marchant, to DIANA SELWAY, daughter of Mr C. J. Selway, of Newburn, HatchEnd-on 28 July 1937, at St Anselm's, Hatch End. FINLAY TOWER KITCHIN (B.A. 1928), elder son of the late Dr F. L. Kitchin (B.A. 1893), to SHEELA CHARLOTTE O'HARA, only child of Mr R. E. O'Hara, of Newpark, Ballymote, co. Sligo, and Gaywood, Pulborough, Sussex-on 31 July 1937, at Emlaghfad Church, Ballymote. GEORGE STUART STEPHENS (Matric. 1928), elder son of Mr P. S. Stephens, of Merstham, Surrey, to MARGARET ELIZABETH GILMOUR WARD,elder daughter of Mr E. S. Ward, of Merstham­ on 29 September 1937, at St Katharine's Church, Merstham. 248 THE EAGLE

COLLEGE AWARDS

THE following awards were made on the results of the Annual Entrance Scholarships Examination, December 1937:

Major Scholarships : Carter, C. F .. Rugby School, fo r Mathematics (Baylis Scholarship). Le Couteur, K. J., Victoria College, Jersey, for Mathematics. Loewe, R. J., Leys School, fo r Classics. Pascoe, K. J., Truro School, for Natural Sciences. Curtis, G. C., Royal Grammar School, Newcastle-on-Tyne, fo r Natural Sciences. Goward, F. K., Wakefield Grammar School, for Natural Sciences. Templeman, S. W., Southall County School, for History. Loewenstein, M. O. L., Cheltenham College, for Modern Languages. Monahan, D., Ealing County School, for Modern Languages.

Minor Scholarships: Rumsey, V. H., Henry Smith School, Hartlepool, for Mathematics. Plumpton, C., Louth Grammar School, for Mathematics. Campbell, D., Dulwich College, for Classics. Swingler, J. H., King Edward VI School, Birmingham, for Classics. Kidd, F., Keighley Grammar School, for Natural Sciences. St. Joh. Ross, P. McG., Ulverston Grrunmar School, for Natural Sciences. Gordin, P., Oakham School; fo r History. ColI. Lib. Radford,. R. A., Nottingham High: School, for History. Meikle, I. 0., WyclifIe College, for English. Cn.m b.

Exhibitions: Waterhouse, J. A. H., King Edward VI School, Birmingham, for Mathematics. Butcher, H. J., Whitgift School, for Classics. Bratherton, D. G., Manchester Grammar School, for Natural Sciences. Schardt, R. G., Wyggeston Grammar School, fo r Natural Sciences. Crane, C. D., Hymers College, for History. Gwynn, B. P., Bedford School, for History. Daniels, J. M. E., Repton School, for Modern Languages. Oliver, E. S., Solihull School, for Modern Languages.

Johnson Exhibition : Gordin, P., Oakham School, fo r History.

CAMBRIDGE : PRINTED BY W. LEWIS, M.A., AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS 298 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 299

Mr R. A. SAMPSON (B.A. 1888), formerly Fellow, has retired COLLE GE NOTES from the posts of Astronomer Royal for Scotland and Professor of A T the annual election in May 1938, the following were elected Astronomy in the University of Edinburgh, and has been suc­ into Fellowships : ceeded by Mr W. M. H. GREAVES (B.A. 1919), formerly Fellow, Chief Assistant at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich. DAvID HENRIQUES VALENTINE (B.A. 1933 ; M.A., Ph.D. 1937), Major (Lister) Scholar, 1930; First Class, Part I, Natural Sciences Dr G. M. BENNETT (B.A. 1915), formerly Fellow, Firth Professor Tripos ; Frank Smart Prize for Botany, 1932; First Class, Part Il, of Chemistry in the University of Sheffield, has been appointed Natural Sciences Tripos, 1933; Frank Smart Student in Botany, Professor of Chemistry at King's College, London. 1935· The title of Stokes Lecturer in Mathematics has been conferred GEORGE CLIFFORD EVANs (B.A. 1934), First Class, Part I, upon Dr S. GOLDSTEIN (B.A. 1925), Fellow and Lecturer of the Natural Sciences Tripos ; Foundation Scholar, 1933 ; First Class, College. Part Il, Natural Sciences Tripos ; Frank Smart Prize for Botany ; Mr R. L. HOWLAND (B.A. 1928), Fellow and Tutor, has been Hughes Prize, 1934; Frank Smart Student in Botany, 1936; appointed University Lecturer in Classics. Henry Humphreys Prize, 1937. Mr N. F. M. HENRY (Ph.D. 1938) has been appointed Univer­ GLYN EDMUND DANIEL (B.A. 1935), First Class, Qualifying sity Demonstrator in Mineralogy and Petrology. Examination for the Geographical Tripos, 1933 ; First Class, Mr E. W. O. AnKINS (B.A. 1934) has been appointed University Section A, Archaeological and Anthropological Tripos ; Founda- . Demonstrator in Anatomy. tion Scholar; Strathcona Travel Exhibitioner, 1934; First Class Mr A. G. CLOW, LC.S. (B.A. 1912), has been appointed to act (with Distinction), Section B, Archaeological and Anthropological as Member of the Council of the Governor-General of India in Tripos ; Hughes Prize, 1935; Strathcona Student, 1936; AlIen charge of communications during the absence of Sir Thomas Scholar, 1937. Stewart. Mr HROTHGAR JOHN HABAKKUK (B. A. 1936), Strathcona Student Mr PANNA LALL, LC.S. (B.A. 1906), has been appointed Chief of the College, has been elected into a Junior Research Fellowship Secretary to the United Provinces Government. ' at Pembroke College. Mr N. S. SUBBA RAo (B.A. 1908) has been appointed Vice­ Mr BRIAN HARVEY GOODWIN WORMALD (B.A. 1934), Strathcona Chancellor of the University of Mysore. Student of the College, has been elected into a Research Fellow­ Mr C. M. MURRAy-AYNSLEY (B.A. 1919), Chief Justice of ship at Peterhouse as from I October 1938. Grenada, has been appointed a Puisne Judge, Straits Settlements. In the New Year Honours, 1938, a K.B.E. was conferred upon Mr E. W. R. PETERSON (B.A. 1922) has been appointed assistant Mr THEoDoRE RIGG (Matrt'c. 1912), Director of the Cawthron solicitor to Queen Anne's Bounty. Institute, Nelson, New Zealand, and a C.B.E. upon Mr ALEXANDER HAMILTON THOMPSON, F.B.A. (B.A. 1895), Professor of History Mr C. J. S. AnnrsoN (B.A. 1935) has been appointed assistant at the University of Leeds, member of the Royal Commission on lecturer in Latin in the University of Liverpool. Historical Monuments (England). Mr J. L. P. CORT (B.A. 1907) has been appointed headmaster of Ashley House School, Worksop. Mr FERGUS DUNLOP MORToN, K.C. (B.A. 1909), has been appointed a Justice of the High Court-of Justice, Chancery Divi-: Mr P. FETTES (B.A. 1937) has been appointed B.B.C. Announcer sion. The King has conferred upon him the honour of knIghthood.. at the Midland Regional Station in Birmingham. Professor W. V. D. HODGE (B.A. 1925), formerly Fellow, Lown­ Mr A. MONTEITH (B.A. 1928) has been adopted as prospective dean Professor of Astronomy and Geometry in the University, Liberal National candidate for Doncaster. Fellow of Pembroke College, has been elected into the Fellowship Mr G. J. C. PAUL (B.A. 1929), R.A.F., has been promoted of the Royal Society. Squadron-Leader.

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A bust in bronze of the late Sir GRAFTON ELLIOT SMITH (B.A. M. BALLINGER (Matric'- 1936) towards the expenses of a visit to 1898), executed by Mr A. H. Gerrard, was unveiled by Professor the Marine Biological Station, Tamaris, South France, to study J. T. Wilson on 3 May 1938 and handed over to University College, the metabolism of the electric organ and muscular tissues of London. Torpedo.

The following members of the College appear in the list issued D. M. CARMICHAEL (Matric. 1937) towards the expenses of an by the Civil Service Commissioners, showingthe services to which expedition to West Greenland to study the social habits and successful candidates in the competitive examinations of 1937 have psychology of the Eskimo. been assigned : On II May 1938 Dr J. A. STRUTHERS (B.A. 1920) and Mr F. P. Home Civil Service : J. H. WALKER (B.A. 1936), Home Office ; KEYSELL (B.A. 1936) were called to the Barby the Inner Temple. J. P. STRUDWICK (B.A. 1936), Inland Revenue. Foreign Offi ce and Diplomatic Service: E. M. ROSE (B.A. 1935). Mr J. F. Dow (B.A. 1932) was admitted a Member of the Royal Consular Service: R. G. H. WATTS (B.A. 1935). College of Physicians on 27 January 1938. Department of Overseas Trade : J. O. MAY (B.A. 1936). Mr A. INNES (B.A. 1931) was elected a Fellow of the Royal The following have been selected for the Colonial Service : College of Physicians on 9 June 1938. J. D. HAMILTON (B.A. 1937), Nigeria ; F. I. PARNELL (B.A. 1937), Diplomas of Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons were Basutoland ; R. E. MARKHAM (B.A. 1937), Ceylon (Colonial Police conferred on 9 December 1937 upon Dr F. W. SHEPHERD (B.A. Service). 1929) and Mr H. T. LAYCOCK (B.A. 1932).

A Colonial Agricultural Scholarship has been awarded to D. G. Mr W. A. ELLIOTT (B.A. 1931) has been appointed Medical JONES (B.A. 1936). Registrar at the West London Hospital.

Commonwealth Fund Fellowships have been awarded to Mr F. The Rev. R. S. K. SEELEY (B.A. 1930), Chaplain of the College, THISTLETHWAITE (B.A. 1938), tenable at the University of Min­ has been appointed Professor of Exegetical Theology in St John's nesota, in English, and to Mr J. S. DE WET (B.A. 1937), tenable at College, Winnipeg, and Canon of Winnipeg Cathedral. the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, in Mathematics. Mr A. T. WELFORD (B.A. 1935) has been appo�nted Chaplain of The Chancellor's Second Classical Medal has been awarded to the College. J. CARNEGIE (B.A. 1938), Scholar of the College. The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced : A Rayleigh Prize has been awarded to G. S. RUSHBROOKE (B.A. The Rev. Prebendary W. H. KYNASTON (B.A. 1884) to be Vice­ 1936). Chancellor of Lincoln Cathedral.

The Amy Mary Preston Read Scholarship has been awarded to The Rev. A. ASPIN (B.A. 1903), vicar of St Anne's-on-the-Sea, Mr H. J. HABAKKUK (B.A. 1936). to be an honorary canon of Blackburn Cathedral. Grants from the Worts Fund have been made to : The Rev. W. H. AsHTON (B.A. 1894), vicar of Frome Bishop, to the prebendal stall of Moreton and Whaddon in Hereford G. E. DANIEL (B.A. 1935) towards the expenses of a journey in France for the study of certain megalithic monuments in that Cathedral. country. The Rev. C. L. DUNKERLEY (B.A. 1914), rector of Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire, to be rector of Pauler's Pury, Northamptonshire. F. J. SIMMONDS (B.A. 1936) towards the expenses of a visit to Yugo-Slavia for a study of the ecology of certain insect larvae in The Rev. C. E. DODD (B.A. 1891), vicar of Newnham-on­ the streams of that country. Severn, to be perpetual curate of Poulton, Gloucestershire. 302 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 303 The Rev. Canon A. D. ALLEN (B.A. 1908), vicar of Kneesall and Marriages of Maplebeck, Nottinghamshire, to be rector of Holme Pierrepont with AdboIton, Nottinghamshire. FREDERICK MALCOLM McKIBBIN (B.A. 1932), son of Mr Frederick McKibbin, of Broome, Antrim Road, Belfast, to LILIAN ROSAMOND The Rev. N. ASHBY (B.A. 1907), curate-in-charge of Pertenhall MONTGOMERY, daughter of Mr W. Montgomery, of Bromsgrove, with Swineshead, to be rector of Thorley, Hertfordshire. Knock-on 10 June 1937, at Knock Church.

The Rev. R. B. le B. JANVRIN (B.A. 1902), vicar of St Peter, Lee, HARRY ESMOND BELL (B.A. 1934), son of the late Mr H. Bryen formerly College Missioner in Walworth, to be rector of Lilley, Bell, of Shipley, Yorkshire, to EDITH MARGARET McDoWELL, Hertfordshire, a College living. second daughter of the late Mr D. H. McDowell, of Armagh, Northern Ireland-on 14 July 1937, at Armagh. The Rev. J. F. COLLINS (B.A. 1934), curate of Benwell, New­ castle, has been appointed to the Mission to Seamen for work at RONALD STERRY Ross (B.A. 1932), son of the late Mr F. G. Port Sudan, on the Red Sea. Ross, of Great Crosby, to MARGARET HAWLEY, daughter of Mr J. W. Hawley, of Aigburth-on 19 January 1938, at Mossley Hill Church, The Rev. S. NOWELL-RosTRoN (B.A. 1905), vicar of St James, Liverpool. Paddington, has been elected Anglican Honorary Secretary of the United Society for Christian Literature. CYRIL RANDOLPH SMITH (B.A. 1932) to KATHLEEN JOAN IVIMY, On 19 December 1937 Mr E. G. PARFIT (B.A. 1932)was ordained of Woodbourne Avenue, Leeds-on 17 February 1938, at St Mar­ priest by the Bishop of London. tin's Church, Potternewton, Leeds. On 12 June 1938 Mr G. N. NICKLIN (B.A. 1911), of St Andrew's, RICHARD PRATT (B.A. 1887), rector of Freshwater, to STELLA Whittlesford, was ordained deacon by the Bishop of Guildford to MARY WILLIAMs-on 19 February 1938, at Freshwater Parish the curacy of Cobham ; and Mr E. J. G. FOSTER (B.A. 1934) was Church. ordained priest by the Bishop of Worcester. CLAUDE CULPIN (B.A. 193 I), son of Mr S. E. Culpin, to KATH­ The following higher degrees have been taken by members of LEEN VERA MATSON, daughter of Mr A. B. Matson-on 29 March the College : 1938, at St Mary's Church, Godmanchester. M.D. : A. W. WILLIAMS (B.A. 1926). KENNETH ALFRED LAMPORT PARKER (B.A. 1933), elder son of Mr A. E. A. Parker, of Tottenham, to FREDA ELSIE SILCOCK, Ph.D.: G. E. DANIEL (B.A. 1935), Fellow ; N. F. M. HENRY daughter of Mr E. R. W. Silcock-on 23 April 1938, at Christ (Matne. 1934) ; H. F. KENYON (B.A. 1933); E. LANGSTADT Church, Mayfair. (Matne. 1934). CECIL EWART HOLMES (B.A. 1938), son of Mr H. R. J. Holmes, A Reading Room in connection with the College Library has of Pangbourne, Berkshire, to MARJORIE KATHRINE, only daughter been open since the beginning of the Easter Term. This has been of Mr W. 1. Brown, of Oakwood Court, Kensington-on 13 June made by cutting a door through the east wall of the Library to 1938, in London. Lecture Room lI, at F, Second Court. The room, which has been furnished and decorated to the designs of Mr Edward Maufe, A.R.A., the architect of the new College buildings, contains current periodicals and books likely to be of use to junior members of the College, and is open for longer hours than the Library can be. 58 THE EAGLE COLLEGE CHRONICLE 59 Cowen, our congratulations are due for Clinker IV, and as two of their members were rowing in the o our full-back, P. S. 'f Club sides on many occasions Colquhouns the boat was only together for five days before the pearing in the 'Varsity and LX a he gave a very fine races. The general performance of the crews was certainly not �d for his Seniors' Trial, in all of which a been playing for the XV. Tim disappointing, and each boat is well up in its class. erformance. Many Seniors have wing, until injured at Trial VIII's. Five names were submitted for the Trial Eights, ragg was his usual, thrustful self on the t as well as ever and Roland and R. M. Blaikley was given a long trial. 1. R. Fraser was finally half-term. D. J. Coulson is hooking 2 H. Robinson has been brought selected from the Club to row in "A" Trial Eight in the race Jones is in good form again. W. which he has succeeded in at Ely. up from full-back to centre, a position S. J ohnston, THE RIFLE CLUB fiIling very well. Many others too, such as R. have J{. Scougall, J. M. Donald, J. E. Bailey, and D. L. Thomas, THE Editors of The Eagle have approached the Rifle Club and are term look been playing for the side, and the prospects for next informed that there is only one member. He would like us to do O. quite bright (injuries permitting !). Moreover, when W. one thing, that is, to draw attention to the C.D.R.A. It offers Chadwick and C. J. N ewton-Thompson are playing regularly for facilities for anyone who is open-range rifle shooting keen on , John'S next term, we look like having another very good Cupper small bore, and revolver shooting. The costs are reasonable, and side. anyone, however bad a shot, will be welcomed. The Second XV have had an even better record than the First, losing only two matches out of thirteen. The Cygnets, too, per­ are almost un­ RUGBY FOOTBALL form with their accustomed vigour, so that they beaten. There only remains the annual Soccer match against the President: PROFESSOR WINFIELD. Captain: G. WETHERLEY-MEIN. Hockey Club to round off a successful term's football. Hon. Secretary: v. E. COLLlSON. Hon. Secretary, Cygnets: P. J. ROSS.

A L T H 0 U G H many newcomers have made their appearance on our SWIMMING CLUB rugger field, this has been a term when they have all been most welcome. The Club has been unfortunate in having such a large President : MR BRINDLEY. Captain: w. K. S.MOORE. Hon. Secretary : P. M. CARROLL number of injuries, and consequently a large proportion of the Freshmen have places in the First and Second XV's. D. G. WITH year's team no longer available, the Club has Bratherton and R. A. Peacock, both wing forwards, J. A. Cameron, most of last on Freshmen this term. Fortunately several and the two wing three-quarters T. Beevers and J. N. Dupont, had to rely largely joined the Club at the beginning of the year. all had Freshers' Trials. With them came many others such as useful Freshmen The consisted of friendly matches and trials. P. B. Trench, R. J. Moxon, B. Murray, J. A. Cameron, M. Warn, term's activities We return of M. M. Spencer who was unable to H. M. Wilmersdorffer and P. J. Dickinson, who have all played welcome the swim all last several games for the First XV and look like playing many more. year. Results: played 5, won I, lost 2, drawn 2. Without the energy and keenness of these and all the other Freshers who have joined the Club, we should have been, indeed, in a very bad way with a side so depleted by injury. seen That the season has, so far, been very successful can be COLLEGE NOTES from the results of our matches : played 16, won II, drawn I, lost 4. Since we have never in any match played what might be O N 17 November 1938 WILLlAM McDoUGALL, F.R.S. (B.A. considered to be a "full" First XV, these results are very grati­ 1894), ALEXANDER HAMILTON THOMPSON, fy captaincy of formerly Fellow, and ing. A very large share in this success is due to the . 1895), Gordon Mein, with John Campbell to lead the forwards, and F.B.A (B.A. were elected into Honorary Fellowships. there can be little doubt that without their help the results, and Dr H. G. SANDERS (B.A. 1920), University Lecturer in Agricul­ certainly the enthusiasm, would not have been so remarkable. ture, has been elected into a Fellowship. 60 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 61 1932), Mr R. K. ORR, of Pembroke College (B.A. Assistant IVlrH. G. RHoDEN (B.A, 1930) has been appointed University Lecturer in Music in the University of Leeds, has been appoi nted onstrator in Engineering. Organist and Director of Studies in Music. Dem Dr G. L. WILLIAMS (B.A. 1933), Fellow, has been appointed In the Birthday Honours, June 1938, Mr W. S. LA TROBE (B.A. Faculty Assistant Lecturer in Law. 1896) received a C.B.E. IVlr K. H. JACKSON (B.A. 193 1), Fellow, has been appointed Mr JOHN AnAMS HUNTER (B.A. 1913), of the Colonial Admini­ Lecturer in Celtic in the University of Glasgow. strative Service, Malaya, has been appointed Lieutenant-Governor Dr P. E. VERNON (B.A. 1927), formerly Fellow, has been of Malta. of Glasgow. appointed Lecturer in Psychology in the University Major JOHN HAY BEITH (B.A. 1898) has been appointed Director IVlr HUGH A. MURRAY (B.A. 193 1) has been appointed Lecturer of Public Relations at the War Office, with the honorary rank of in Classics in the University of Durham. Major-General. Mr S. E. SMETHURST (B.A. 1937) has been appointed Professor The Hughes Medal of the Royal Society has been awarded of Latin and Greek in the University of New Brunswick. OCKCROFT 1924), EES 1933) jointly to Dr J. D. C (B.A. Fellow, and Dr E. T. S. Mr J. 1. R (B.A. has been appointed headmaster of WALTON, of Trinity, in recognition of their discovery that nuclei Cowbridge Grammar School. could be disintegrated by artificially produced bombarding Mr F. STEPHENSON (B.A. 1921) has been appointed Director of particles. Education for Nottingham. Professor F. L. ENGLEDOW (B.A. 1913), Fellow, is a member of Mr H. A. WICKSTEAD (B.A. 1935) has been appointed to an the Royal Commission to investigate social and economic con­ assistant mastership at Bedford School. ditions in Jamaica, Trinidad, British Guiana, British Honduras, The Rev. F. W. BURGESS (B.A. 1933) has been appointed to an Barbados and the Leeward and Windward Islands. assistant mastership at the King's School, Ely. Professor W. W. C. TOPLEY (B.A. 1907), Professor of Bacteri­ Mr K. C. STUART (B.A. 1934) has been appointed to a master­ ology and Immunology in the University of London, has been ship at the Royal Grammar School, Colchester. appointed a member of the Medical Research Council. Mr E. D. CROFT (B.A. 1928) has been appointed secretary of the Sir A. C. SEWARD (B.A. 1886), Honorary Fellow, has been Tramways, Light Railways and Transport Association. elected President of the British Association for the Advancement The Rev. W. SNEATH (B.A. 1901), rector of Bubbenhall, near of Science for the Dundee Meeting, 1939. Coventry, has been elected Master of the Feltmakers' Company. The Principal Trustees of the British Museum have appointed Group Captain F. W. TROTT, R.A.F. (B.A. 1919), has been Mr HERMANN JUSTUS BRAuNHoLTz (B.A. 19II) to be Keeper of appointed as the first commanding officer of No. 1 Air Armament the Department of Ethnography. School on its removal from Eastchurch to the new station at Manby, Lincolnshire. The Prime Minister has appointed Mr J. St J. ROOTHAM (B.A. MMS 1928) 1932) to be one of his private secretaries. Squadron Leader G. D. E (B.A. has been appointed to the command of No. 79 Squadron of Gauntlet fighter aircraft Professor P. H. WINFIELD (B.A. 1899), Fellow, has been at Biggin Hill. elected an Honorary Master of the Bench of the Inner Temple. Mr T. B. COOPER (B.A. 1929) has been promoted to Squadron He has been appointed by the Council of Legal Education to be Leader in the Royal Air Force. Assistant Reader in Common Law. M� J. S. SNOWDEN (B.A. 1923) has been adopted as Liberal The honorary degree of LL.D. was conferred on 16 July 1938 candidate for the Bradford East Division, and Mr H. B. TANNER upon Professor H. A. HARRIS (M.A. 1934), Fellow, by the �.A. 1929) as Liberal candidate for North Leeds, at the next University of Wales. eneral Election. COLLEGE NOTES 63 62 THE EAGLE University, has A Hanseatic Scholarship, tenable at a German Mr A. H. I. SWIFT (B.A. 1935) has been appointed EASON (B.A. 1938). assistant en awarded to Mr T. W: solicitor to York Corporation. be owing higher degrees have been taken by members of Mr G. L. K. SHIACH (B.A. 1935) has taken the LL.B. degree at The foll ege : the University of Edinburgh and has been admitted an advocate. the CoIl LL.D. : R. M. JACKSON (B.A. 1924). Mr J. M. MILNE (B.A. 1937) was called to the bar by the Inner 1929), Temple on 29 June 1938. M.D.: M. HYNES (B.A. 1932), M. L. ROSENHEIM (B.A. W. A. ELLIOTT (B.A. 1931). On 17 November 1938, CHANG JIN WEE (B.A. 1938) was called to the bar by the Middle Temple, and Mr D. A. FAIRWEATHEI{ Sc.D.: F. YATES (B.A. 1924). (B.A. 1934) by Gray's Inn. B.D. : E. C. DEWICK (B.A. 1906). Mr G. W. ST CLAIR-THoMPsoN (B.A. 1927), Assistant Conser­ : G. C. EVANs (B.A. 1934), Fellow, H. I. DREVER, vator of Forests, Gold Coast, has been transferred to Uganda. Ph.D. J. SAVERS, M. V. WILKES (B.A. 1934). In the open competition for appointments in the Indian Civil g University awards have been made to members Service held in London in July 1938, the first two places were The followin secured by members of the College, J. D. BANKS (B.A. 1938), who of the College : has been assigned to the United Provinces, and R. W. RADFORD Burney Studentship : C. H. BUTLER (B.A. 1935). 1937), (B.A. who has been assigned to Bihar. Prendergast Studentship : J. CARNEGIE (B.A. 1938). In the open competition for the Home Civil Service, the in Botany : R. HOWLES (B.A. 1936). following were placed : W. A. B. HOPKIN (B.A. 1936), G. R. BELL Frank Smart Studentship BIN (B.A. 1937), R. W. RAnFORD (B.A. 1937, appointed to the I.C.S.), George Long Prize for Roman Law (divided) : A. M. K. NEWIS (RA. 1938). G. R. BELL was also placed in the list for IBRAHIM (Matric. 1936). the Civil Service of Northern Ireland. Wallenberg Prize (divided) : G. E. DANIEL (RA. 1935), G. R. A. M. JOHNSTON (B.A. 1938) has received an appointment Fellow. in the Colonial Administrative Service and has been allocated to Tanganyika Territory. The Bhaonagar Medal has been awarded to R. N. GOODERSON (RA. 1937), who was placed first among the Indian Civil Service Senior studentships of the Royal Commission for the Exhibi­ probationers in the final list. tion of 1851 have been awarded to Dr W. A. DEER (Ph.D. 1937). for research in petrology, and to Mr R. A. BUCKINGHAM (RA. A Harmsworth Law Scholarship has been awarded to J. P. A. 1932), for research in mathematical physics. DAVIDSON (RA. 1938). A Leverhulme Research Fellowship has been awarded to An entrance scholarship at St Bartholomew's Hospital has been Dr S. GOLDSTEIN (B.A. 1925), Fellow, for research on the awarded to D. S. CADMAN (B.A. 1938), and an entrance exhibition turbulent motion of fluids. Dr Goldstein is spending the year to J. N. MILNES (B.A. 1938). 1938-9 at the Guggenheim Aeronautical Laboratory, California Mr E. W. HART (B.A.1933) and the Hon. W. S. MACLAY (B.A. Institute of Technology, Pasadena, U.S.A. �922) have been admitted members of the Royal College of The Leverhulme trustees have made a grant to Mr P. CORDER hysicians. 1915), (RA. senior English master at Bootham School, York, for Licences to practise have been conferred on W. M. DIGGLE research into the history of Roman East Yorkshire. �B.A. 1932), Westminster Hospital, C. H. HOSKYN (B.A. 1935), A Rockefeller Travelling Fellowship for 1938-9 has been Bartholomew's Hospital, and G. OPPENHEIMER (RA. 1935), M'I awarded to Mr W. W. SARGANT (RA. 1928), medical officer, ddlesex Hospital. Maudsley Hospital, London. 64 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 65 The Rev. Canon J. C. H. How (B.A. 1903), vicar of Brighton CHARLES STUART (B.A. 1934), only son of Mrs Stuart, was on 2 September 1938 elected Bishop of Glasgow and Gallowa J{ENNETH ; Yorkshire, to WINIFRID MARY DAYKIN, only daughter in the Episcopal Church in Scotland. He was consecrated and f fIornsea, o fI. , of Elmsley, Trowle, Trowbridge-on 6 August enthroned in St Mary's Cathedral, Glasgow, on 17 November f Mr Daykin . Church. 938, at Trowbridge Parish The following ecclesiastical appointments are announced : � STANLEY ERIC SMETHURST (B.A. 1937), son of Mr S. Smethurst, The Rev. H. LOVELL CLARKE (B.A. 1904), rector of Barwick-in_ ckley, Manchester, to VIOLA BUTLER, second daughter of Elmet, Leeds, to be rural dean of Whitkirk. of Bla IVlrE dward Butler, of Gilbert Road, Cambridge-on 22 August The Rev. J. HUGHES (B.A. 1908), vicar of Llanwddyn Cambridge. �. , 1 938, at St Andrew's Church, Old Chesterton, Oswestry, to be VIcar of Forden, Welshpool. HARRILD STEELE-PERKINS The Rev. Canon H. P. W. BURTON (B.A. 1910), rector of Lou THOMAS (Matric. 1930), youngest th S. with Welton, to hold the rectory of Withcall in plurality. son of Dr J. Steele-Perkins (B.A. 1897), of Exeter, to KATHLEEN BAIN, only daughter of Mr R. A. Bain, formerly of Newcastle-on The Rev. G. W. SILK (B.A. 1920) to be perpetual curate and 27 August 1938, at Sway Parish Church. titular vicar of St Paul, Drighlington, Yorkshire.

The Rev. H. 1. NOAKES (B.A. 1928), a member of the Chelms­ PETER FETTES (B.A. 1937) to MARJORIE E. GIBBON, daughter of ford Cathedral clergy staff, to be precentor. Mr E. W. Gibbon-on 29 August 1938, at Llanbadoc Church, The Rev. F. E. VOKES (B.A. 1933) to be chaplain of Cranbrook near Usk. School. GUTIIRIE PHlLIP EASTEN (B.A. 1931), younger son of the The Rev. F. W. CARNEGY (B.A. 1892) has resigned his pre­ Rev. J. A. Easten, of Colton Rectory, Norwich, to MARGARET bendal stall in Hereford Cathedral and has been appointed Lucy PEAT, younger daughter of Mr L. B. Peat, of Ringwood, prebendary emeritus. Hampshire-on 30 August 1938, at St Mary's Church, Fording­ The Rev. T. H. PARKER (B.A. 1884), vicar of Breinton, Here­ bridge, Hampshire. fordshire, and the Rev. L. C. CUTLACK (B.A. 1885), rector of Newbold with Dunston, Chesterfield, have retired. GUY LORIMER (B.A. 1932), Colonial Administrative Service, North Nigeria, only son of Mr Cyril Lorimer, of Oxton, Cheshire, On 25 September 1938, the Rev. A. T. WELFORD (B.A. 1935), to EILEEN WARLEIGH, only daughter of the late Paymaster Rear­ chaplain of the College, was ordained priest by the Bishop of Admiral L. G. Warleigh-on 16 September 1938, at Lagos. Rochester, and the Rev. D. J. STRICKLAND (B.A. 1935) by the Bishop of Birmingham. IFOR LESLIE EVANS (B.A. 1922), formerly Fellow, Principal of On 2 October 1938, Mr W. J. REYNOLDS (B.A. 1936) was the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, to RUTH JOLLES, ordained deacon by the Bishop of Worcester at St John's Church, youngest daughter of Frau Wolff,Geb. Monckeberg, of Hamburg Kidderminster, and was licensed to Stourport-on-Severn. -on II November 1938, in London.

Marriages ROLAND HENRY WINFIELD (B.A. 1931), elder son of Professor P. H. Winfield, Fellow, to FRANCES MACMILLAN, daughter of CHARLES ERNEST FREDERICK PLUTTE (B.A. 1930), eldest son of the Mrs Macmillan, of Edinburgh-on 19 November 1938, at late Mr F. Plutte, to VIBEKE EUSABETH JACOBSEN, only daughter Madl. llgley Church. of the late Mr P. Jacobsen, of Copenhagen-on 22 July 1938. GEORGE BRucE (B.A. 1930), son of the late George Bruce, of Houghton-le-Spring, Durham, to KATHLEEN JOAN CROSBY, elder daughter of Mr B. C. Crosby, of Harrogate-on 27 July 1938, at Trinity Methodist Church, Harrogate.

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� ������������������ �� � �� COLLEGE AWARDS �� �� � �� June 1939 No. 223 VOL. LI THE fo llowing awards were made on the results of the ������� ����������� � � �� �� � �� � Annual Entrance Scholarships Examination, December 1 938: � ��

Major Scholarships : Read, A. H., Marlborough College, for Mathematics (Baylis Scholar_ ship). Goldie, A. W., Wolverhampton Grammar School, for Mathematics. Charlesworth, G. B., Penistone Grammar School, for Mathematics. Brough, ]., Edinburgh University, for Classics. Howorth, R H., Manchester Grammar School, for Classics (Patchett Scholarship). THE COMMEMORATION SERM ON Freeman, E. J., King Edward VI School, Birmingham, for Classics. , Crook, J. A., Dulwich College, for Classics. By THE MASTER Sunday , 7 May 1939 Hereward, H. G., King Edward VI School, Birmingham, for Natural Sciences. T a sentence from the will of the Lady Robinson, R E., Battersea Grammar School, for History. me begin with Lapworth, H. J., King Edward VI School, Birmi..'lgham, for Modern Margaret : Languages. I of the said " Be it remembered that it was also the last will Minor Scholarships : in Cambridge to dissolve the hospital of Saint John Jones, P. N., Manchester Grammar School, for Mathematics. princess R e of secular persons, Bell, W. G., Bradford Grammar School, for Mathematics. and to alter and to found thereof a Colleg R divers servants Ferguson, J., Bishop's Stortford College, for Classics. that is to say a Master and fifty scholars with Willmore, P. L., Worthing High School, for Natural Sciences. the said College and sufficiently to endow Mordell, D. L., Manchester Grammar School, for Natural Sciences. and new to build and form Hutchinson, G. W., Abergele County School, for Natural Sciences. the same with lands and tenements after the manner Sutherland, I., Manchester Grammar School, for Natural Sciences. in Cambridge." Krause, of other Colleges E. S., Royal GraDlmar School, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, for Lady History. These are the words which record the purpose of the Margaret to found this College. She died before the arrange­ Exhibitions: ments were complete, and when the Archbishop of Canter­ Christie, A. K., Southend High School, for Mathematics. at the end this Pelling, H. M., Birkenhead School, for Classics. bury granted probate of her will, he wrote Morgan, would not have J. R, Kingswood School, for Natural Sciences. memorandum of her intentions. Her purpose Walker, D. C., Lincoln School, for History. been fulfilled but for the man whose name follows hers on the Hunter, B. V., Royal Academical Institution, Belfast, for English. Thompson, E. C., Wirral Grammar School, Bebington, for Modern roll call of our benefactors-John Fisher. He was the Chan­ Languages. cellor of the University, intent on its service, and for ten years possessed Johnson Exhibition: he had been the Lady Margaret's counsellor. She Reid, I. C., Oakham School, for Classics. great wealth and, as the King's mother, held a great position. But her youth had been passed in peril and anxiety until her son returned fro m exile to win the crown. Those anxious years remained an indelible memory and her mature life was devoted to charity and religion. She had, wrote Fisher, CAMBRIDGE: PRINTED BY WALTER UNIVERSITY PRESS no LEWIS, M.A., AT THE bleness of blood, of manners and of nature j she was ELl 7 17 4 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 175

In the New Year Honours, 1939, ARDESHIR RUSTAMJI DALAL COLLEGE NOTES (B.A. 1907), late LC.S., partner and director, Messrs Tata and Sons, and President of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, ON 1 June 1939 Mr E. A. BENIANS (B.A. 1902), Master of the Calcutta, received a knighthood, PANNA LALL (B.A. 1906), I.C.S., College, was elected to the officeof Vice-Chancellor of the Univer­ Commissioner, Allahabad Division, United Provinces, received a sity for the academical year 1939-40. C.I.E., and H. M. FOOT (B.A. 1929), Assistant District Com­ At the annual election in missioner, Palestine, received an O.B.E. May 1939, the following were elected into Fellowships : In the Birthday Honours, June 1939, ANDREW GOURLAY CLOW (B.A. 1912), C.S.I., C.LE., Indian Civil Service, Member of the WILLIAM ALEXANDER DEER (Ph.D. 1937), Strathcona Research Governor-General's Executive Council, and WYNN POWELL Student, 1934; Royal Commission for the Exhibition of 185 WHELDON (B.A. 1903), Permanent Secretary, Welsh Department, Senior Student, 1938. 1 Board of Education, received knighthoods ; JOHN ROBERT PATTER­ FRED SON (B.A. 1914), Colonial Administrative Service, Senior Resident, HOYLE (B.A., from Emmanuel, 1936), Mathematical second class, Nigeria, received a C.M.G. Tripos, Part II, 1935; distinction in Mayhew Part III, Sir PERCY JAMES GRIGG (B.A. 1912), K.C.B., KC.S.L, Finance Prize, 1936; Smith's Prize, 1938. Member of the Government of India, has been appointed Per­ EDWARD MILLER (B.A. 1937), first class, with manent Under-Secretary of State for War. Historical distinction, Tripos, Part I, 1936; Scholar, 1936; distinction, first class, with Professor P. H. WINFIELD (B.A. 1899), Fellow, has been ap­ Historical Tripos, Part II, 1937; Strathcona Student, 1938. pointed a member of the Lord Chancellor's Committee to consider the matter of the great number of law reports and their apparent increase. Professor E. V. ApPLEToN (B.A. 1914), Fellow, Jacksonian Professor of Natural Philosophy Mr E. V. ApPLETON (B.A. 1914), formerly Fellow, is chairman in the University, has been appointed Secretary to the of the Civil Defence Research Committee recently appointed by Committee of the Privy Council for Scientific and Industrial Research. the Lord Privy Seal. Professor F. C. BARTLETT (B.A. 1915), Fellow, is a member of Dr J. D. COCKCROFT (B.A. 1924), Fellow and Junior Bursar, the standing committee appointed by the Secretary of State for has been elected Jacksonian Professor of Natural Philosophy from Air to investigate and advise him on the medical aspects of all 1 October 1939, in succession to Professor E. V. ApPLEToN. matters concerning personnel which might affect safety and Mr J. S. efficiency in flying. Boys SMITH (B.A. 1922), Fellow ani:! appointed Tutor, has been Mr J. J. PASKIN (B.A. 1918) has been appointed private Junior Bursar in succession to Dr J. D. Cockcroft. secretary to the Secretary of State for the Colonies. , Mr S. J. BAILEY (B.A. 1922), Fellow, has been Mr K HAWTON (B.A. 1926) has been appointed an in succession appointed Tutor J. M. to Mr J. S. Boys Smith. assistant secretary in the Ministry of Health. Mr M. H. A. NEWMAN Mr J. E. PRINCE (B.A. 1931), engineer, Public Works Depart­ (B.A. 1921), Fellow, has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society. ment, Nigeria, has been appointed First Works Assistant, Public Works Department, Bermuda. The Council of the Geological Society has awarded the S.uccessful candidates in the open competition for the Home Murchison Medal . to Mr H. JEFFREYS (B.A. 1913), Fellow, in Cml Service have been appointed as follows : W. A. B. HOPKIN recognition of the value ( of his researches on the constitution and B.A. 1936) to the Ministry of Health, G. R. BELL (B.A. 1937) to physics of the earth's interior, and, in particular, of the deductions the Ministry of Health, K NEwIs (B.A. 1938) to the Office of he has drawn from w the analysis of records of distant earthquakes. orks. 177 COLLEGE NOTES 176 professor of THE EAGLE (B.A. 1915), formerly Fellow, Dr G. M: BENNETT was admitted a Mr B. PONNIAH (B.A. 1938) has been appointed to the Ceylo at King's College, London, n organic chemistry at the celebra­ Mary's College, Mile End Road, Civil Service. Fellow of Queen of the Royal fourth anniversary of the presentation Mr PRETHEROE Nigeria, has tion of the E. O. (B.A. 1920), Crown Counsel, 1938. been appointed Attorney-General, British Guiana. Charter, 16 December master at Marl­ G. LEATHEM (B.A. 1929), assistant Mr 1. L. YOUNG (B.A. 1935) and Mr K. G. YOUNG (B.A. 1935) Mr J. King Edward been appointed headmaster of have taken the LL.B. degree at the University of Edinburgh, and borough College, has have been admitted to the Society of Writers to His Majesty's VII School, Lynn. at Signet. 33), senior mathematical master Mr W. E. EGNER (B.A. 19 has been appointed headmaster On 26 January 1939 Mr G. V. DALVI (B.A. 1937) was called to pocklington School, Yorkshire, School. the bar by Lincoln's Inn, and Mr G. W. GUTHRIE-JONES (B.i).. of Easingwold Grammar master at 1937) by Gray's Inn. (B.A. 1928), senior science Mr H. P. RAMAGE rary Norfolk, has been elected hono On 3 May 1939 Mr J. B. GARDNER (B.A. 1930) was called to the Gresham's School, Holt, Masters' Association. bar by the Inner Temple. general secretary of the Science : Mr ARTHUR TUDOR EDWARDS (B.A. 1911) has been appointed a intments are announced The following ecclesiastical appo consultant adviser on the organisation of hospitals in war time ; 1912), vicar of St Mark, Sheffield, he is to advise on measures for the treatment of chest wounds. The Rev. J. W. GLEAVE (B.A. Sheffield Cathedral. to be an honorary canon of Mr P. H. R. GHEY (B.A. 1930) has been appointed an honorary 1913), vicar of St Martin, surgeon at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge. The Rev. V. Y. JOHNSON (B.A. of Colinton, Edinburgh. The Potternewton, Leeds, to be rector Dr HILDRED CARLILL (B.A. 1903) has been elected a Fellow of y at Redford Barracks. carries with it an Army chaplainc the Royal College of Physicians. post (B.A. 1912), principal of The Rev. Canon F. P. CHEETHAM Licences to practise have been conferred by the Royal College of Hartford, Cheshire. rton Hall, Manchester, to be vicar of Physicians upon T. B. HUTToN (B.A. 1935), St Thomas's Ege 1923), rector of St Giles, Hospital, P. E. PERCEVAL (B.A. 1936), London Hospital, and C. P. The Rev. A. W. BUTTERWORTH (B.A. Chatham. PETCH (B.A. 1931), St Thomas's Hospital. Colchester, to be vicar of St Paul, ), rector of Coningsby, to be Mr A. F. GREENWOOD (B.A. 1926), Deputy Town Clerk of The Rev. N. W. HAGGER (B.A. 1915 of Lincoln. Gloucester, has been appointed Town Clerk of Leamington. rural dean of Gartree, in the diocese vicar of New Mills, Mr R. DE ZOUCHE HALL (B.A. 1930), Second Assistant -G. E. MARTINEAU (B.A. 1926), The Rev. Aberdeenshire. Solicitor, Nottingham, has been appointed Deputy Town Clerk Stockport, to be rector of St Thomas, Aboyne, of Gloucester, in succession to Mr A. F. Greenwood. 13), vicar of St Werburgh, The Rev. J. C. MAKINSON (B.A. 19 the Cathedral Church of Mr C. K. BIRD(B.A. 1921), Assistant Goods Manager, Southern Derby, to be an honorary canon in Area, London and North Eastern Railway, has been appointed Derby. Assistant Divisional General Manager, Southern Area. 1928), rector of St Lawrence, The Rev. J. R. SOUTHERN (B.A. Black Notley, Essex, a Mr W. K. BRASHER (B.A. 1921), Chief Engineer, Posts and Denton, Manchester, to be rector of Telegraphs, Palestine, has been appointed Secretary of the College living. Institution of Electrical Engineers. 30), curate of Grimsby, The Rev. M. E. MCCORMICK (B.A. 19 In March 1939 the honorary degree of Litt.D. was conferred to be rector of Bilsthorpe, Nottinghamshire. 12 by Trinity College, Dublin, upon Mr E. A. BENIANS, Master. ELl 178 THE EAGLE COLLEGE NOTES 1 79 T G. C. L. BERTRAM (B.A. The Rev. O. K. DE LA OUR DE BERRY (B.A. 1929), vicar of Ph.D. : S. BERKowITz (Matric. 1937), St George, Battersea, to be vicar of Immanuel, Streatham. E. F. GALE (B.A. 1936), S. LILLEY 1932), A. EDEN (B.A. 1933), M (Matric. 1935), C. T. PROUTY The Rev. C. M. TURNELL (B.A. 1902), vicar of Gouray, Jersey Matric. 1936), R. E. B. AKINSON , ( 1936), G. H. TWIGG to be rector of Fawley, Hampshire. (B.A. 1933), R. N. ROBERTSON (Matric. 1935)· (Matric. 1935), E. L. YATES (Matric. The Rev. C. F. TYRRELL (B.A. 1903), vicar of Margate, Kent, have been made to members has been presented by the College to the rectory of Freshwater, The following University awards Isle of Wight, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. R. Pratt of the College : to A. G. LEE (B.A. 1887). Sir William Browne's Medal for a Latin Ode c. 1937). The Rev. A. J. J UDSON (B.A. 1888), rector of Norton, Faversham, (Matri L. ROSENHEIM Kent, has retired. The Raymond Horton-Smith Prize to Dr M. On 4 June 1939, the Rev. F. W. BURGESS (B.A. 1933) was (B.A. 1929). Greek and Latin ordained priest by the Bishop of Ely in Ely Cathedral, and the A John Stewart of Rannoch Scholarship in Rev. G. N. NICKLIN (B.A. 1911) was ordained priest by the Bishop to A. G. LEE. of Guildford in the parish church of Chiddingfold, Surrey. Hebrew to R. J. A John Stewart of Rannoch Scholarship in On the same day, Mr B. W. GREENUP (B.A. 1930), Bishop's LOEwE (Matric. 1938). College, Cheshunt, was ordained deacon by the Bishop of South­ (divided) to J. C. GUNN (B.A. 1939)' wark and licensed to the curacy of St Luke, Kew Gardens. The Mayhew Prize for C (B.A. 1938) was honourably mentioned Mr A. V. STEPHENS (B.A. 1930), Fellow, has been appointed M. A. UNNINGHAM first Professor of Aeronautics in the University of Sydney, New the Burney Prize. 1939 was South Wales. The sermon at Mere's Commemoration on 18 April of Queens' by Mr H. ST J. HART (B.A. 1934), Fellow Mr D. E. W. WORMELL (B.A. 1930), formerly Fellow, lecturer preached in classics at Cardiff, has been elected into a Fellowship in Classics College. the internal ear, at Trinity College, Dublin. The Linacre Lecture, on the development of R HARRISON, was delivered on 16 May 1939 by Professor oss Mr K. H. JACKSON (B.A. 1931), Fellow, has been appointed United States. chairman of the National Research Council of the University Lecturer in Celtic Studies, and also Visiting Lecturer is to lead in Celtic at Harvard University, 1939-40. Mr R. K. ORR (B.A. 1932), Organist of the College, triennial visit the British Singers' Touring Club on their fourth Commonwealth Fund Fellowships have been awarded to Mr to Yugo-Slavia in August 1939. D. G. NORTHCOTT (B.A. 1938) in mathematics, to Princeton University, and to Dr G. L. WILLIAMS (B.A. 1933), Fellow, in Marriages law, to Harvard University. STANLEY GEORGE STEPHENS (B.A. 1933), only son of Mr and Mrs Senior Studentships have been awarded by the Royal Com­ G. Stephens, of Four Ashes, near Wolverhampton, to DOROTHY missioners for the Exhibition of 185 I to Mr F. HOYLE (B.A. 1936), LouIsE IRENE BOLAM, only daughter of the late Captain G. F. Fellow, and to Mr E. F. GALE (B.A. 1936). Bolam, of Low Fell, Durham-on 3 September 1938, at Roslin Chapel, Edinburgh. The following higher degrees in the University have been taken by members of the College : RAGLAN HUGH ANSTRUTHER SQUIRE (Matric. 1930), eldest son of . SIr J. C. Squire (B.A. 1906), to RACHEL MARGARET ATKEY, only M. D. : E. B. Z. MASTERMAN (B.A. 1931). daughter of James F. H. Atkey, of Earnont Court, N.W.-on M.Chir. : D. L. LEWIS (B.A. 1928). 17 December 1938, in London. I2-2 180 THE EA GLE 181 ARTHUR VERYAN STEPHENS (B.A. 1930), Fellow, second son of Mr and Mrs A. J. OBITUARY Stephens, of Hurtmore, Godalming, to J ANE Dows LESTER AMEs, only daughter of the late Dr F. W. Lester, of ERNEST HANBURY HANKIN Pasadena, California-on 20 Dece�ber 1938, in New York. RNEST HANBURY HANKIN who died in March 1939, was JOHN CHARLES HALLAND How (B.A. 1903), Bishop of Glasgow, born at Ware in 1865, a son of the Rev. D. B. Hankin, later to BARBARA COLLCUTT, E daughter of the late Dr A. M. Collcutt, of Vicar of St J ude's, Mildmay Grove, North London. He was at Brighton-on 3 I January 1939, in Glasgow. Merchant Taylors' School from 1875 to 1882, when he entered St Bartholomew's Hospital as a medical student, continuing there WILLIAM ALEXANDER ELLIOTT (B.A. 1931), son of Mr W. till he matriculated at St John's in 1886. These years in the Elliott, of London, to DOROTHY MARGARET REID, daughter of Hospital engendered a strong interest in bacteriology, and he Mr P. Reid, of Harrow-on 9 April 1938, at St Mary's Church, decided to relinquish medical qualificationsin order to commence Finchley. research as soon as he had taken his degree at Cambridge. He was elected a Scholar in July 1888, after a First Class in Natural GILBERT HENRY PHELPS (B.A. 1937) to DOROTHY ELIZABETH Sciences. He also took a First in Part II of the Tripos, with COAD, second daughter of Mr William Coad, of Cavendish Physiology as his principal subject, in the following year. In 1890 Avenue, Cambridge-on 11 April 1939, at Emmanuel Congre­ he was elected Hutchinson Student in Pathology and admitted a gational Church, Cambridge. Fellow in November 1890. He proceeded to M.A. in 1893, and took the Sc.D. degree in 1905. On passing the first part of his WILLIAM ALEXANDER LAW (B.A. 1932), only son of Mr and Mrs tripos he commenced research in the Pathological Laboratory James Law, of Lee Green, London, to BERYL DYSON, only under Professor Charles Roy, and commenced the output of daughter of Mr Taylor Dyson, headmaster of King J papers on bacteriology which soon marked him out as a worker Grammar School, ames's Almondbury-on 22 April 1939, at All Hallows' possessed of much originality and discernment. As early as 1886 Church, Almondbury, Huddersfield. he had devised a new and· very useful method of staining bacteria by anilin dyes, and down to 1893 he published work on anthrax KOMAIR LATIFI (B.A. 1933), elder son of Alma Latifi (B.A. (in part in collaboration with F. F. Wesbrook), immunity, and in 1901), C.I.E., to TAHlRA, second daughter of Khan Fazl Muham­ particular on the complemental blood bodies then known as mad Khan (B.A. 1905), of Hoshiarpur and Hyderabad, Deccan. "alexins ", the knowledge of which he advanced considerably. The years of his Fellowship were spent only partly in Cambridge, LAURENCE STEVENSON PORTER (B.A. 1933), elder son of Mr and for he worked also under Koch in Berlin and under Pasteur in Mrs T. L. D. Porter, of Ilford, Essex, to MARIAN WINFIEI,D, Paris. In October 1892 he accepted the post of Chemical Examiner, younger daughter of Mr and Mrs T. W. Winfield, of Croxley Government Analyst and Bacteriologist to the United Provinces Green, Hertfordshire-on 10 June 1939, at Croxley Green and Punjaub, with a head laboratory at Agra. On arrival he found Methodist Church. himself confronted by the conventional official belief that some kind of "miasma" was the chief cause of cholera epidemics. With MICH AEL EDWARD MCCORMICK (B.A. 1930), rector of Bil pe, characteristic energy he commenced and maintained an exposition Nottinghamshire, sthor younger son of the late Very Rev. J. Gough that micro-organisms were the real cause, to which he added McCormick (B.A. 1896), sometime Dean of Manchester, to demonstrations of his methods of combating cholera. He was RACHEL AUDREY HOARE, eldest daughter of Major-General Lionel t�us quickly in conflict with official circles, whereupon he pub­ Hoare, of Brechin Place, S.W.-on 19 June 1939, at Chelsea Old lished his opinions in book form translated into many Indian Church. languages, and he gave innumerable demonstrations to native audiences. Eventually success came to his long-maintained fight DAVID HENRIQUES VALENTINE (B.A. 1933) to JOAN WINIFRED fo� the general use of permanganate of potash for purifying wells ; only daughter of Mr and Mrs J. J. Todd of Dorking, Surrey, on thIS procedure was established officially, with the result of saving 21 March 1938, at Reigate. thousands of lives. 206 THE EAGLE COLLEGE AWARDS 207 COLLEGE HUTTON PRIZE : Abbott, J. C. AWARDS HOCKIN PRIZE : Lees, R. J. BONNEY AWARD:Williams, G. 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STRATHCONA : PRIZES AWARDED ON UNIVERSITY Ds Cunningham, M. A. NADEN : Ds EXAMINATIONS Chadwick, W. 0.; Ds Laslett, P. HUTCHIN T. R MATHEMATICS SON: Smith, W. C. DENNEY : Ds Carnegie, J. Preliminary Tripos Part I Tripos Part 11 McMAHON: Carter, C. F. Dyson, A. Filtness, D. D. Ds Davidson, P. J. A., Ds France, K. Thomas, A. B. Jones, A. E. Ds Wee, C. J. R, Ds Stibbard, W. S., Le Couteur, K. J. (Wright's Prize) (Wright's Prize) Spencer, P. L. RESEARCH EXHIBITIONS : Ds Bromwich, J. lumpton, C. Phelps, G. I'a., Ds Marchant, R B., Ds P H., Ds Watt, I. P. Rumsey, V. H. Tripos Part 1II Gunn, J. C. SCHOLARSHIPS (Hughes Prize) AND EXHIBITIONS Hicks, E. P. ELECTED (Hughes Prize) TO SCHOLARSHIPS : Barnes, J. A., Cardno, J. A., Cartwright, Montagnon, P. E. Cheers, F., Combs, W. I., Haygarth, H., B., H. J., Hinsley, (Wright's Prize) R James, T. C. G., F. H., Hodgetts, Maxwell, I. S., Powdrill, E. J., Spooncer, Turner, R. R. C., Tannahill, J. A., Whitfield, ELECTED J. W., Wilkinson, H. C. (Wright's Prize) TO EXHIBITIONS : Morgan, G. J., Thomas, A. SAMUEL EXHIBITION B. CLASSICS NUNN : Lee, A. G. HUGHES EXHIBITION Tripos Part : Ds Chadwick, W. O. Preliminary Tripos Part I II STRATHCONA TRAVEL Loewe, R. J. Hughes, P. T. M. Williams, R D. EXHIBITIONS : Pickford, SCHOLARSHIPS F., Stanton, J. B. Keyte, D. J. H. (Wright's Prize) PROLONGED : Moss, N. Bury, P. J., Carnell, G. G., Lee, A. G. Filtness, D. D., Gunn, Fearnside, K., J. C., Hughes, P. T. M., Jones, (Earle Prize) D. ]. H., Lee, A. G., Lickerish, A. E., Keyte, L. A., Rood, S. C., Rutherf Shorto, H. L., Singer, ord, C. I. MORAL SCIENCES A., Spencer, P. L., Thomas, G. EXHIBITION PROLONGE D: Russell, R Preliminary Tripos Part II Cardno, J. A. (Wright's Prize) Whitfield, J. W. NATURAL SCIENCES PRIZES Preliminary Tripos Part I Tripos Part 11 G. Feamside, K. Lees, R J. SPECIAL PRIZES Curtis, C. Kidd, F. (Wright's Prize) Sanderson, P. H. AoAMS MEMORIAL PRIZE : Leyland, E. Powdrill, E. J. (Wright's Prize) Montagnon, P. E. Turner, R. } A eq. Pascoe, K. J. CAMA PRIZE : Nagendra Singh. Robertson, A. J. B. G. ESSAY PRIZES : Schardt, R. Third Year, Watt, I. P.; First Year, Second Year, Ennals, ]. A. F. ; Waiters, S. M. Hinsley, F. H. (Wright's Prize) GRAVES PRIZE : WiIliams, R D. THEOLOGY HENRY HUMPHREYS PRIZE : Faulkner, Trip os Part 11 NEWCOME D. PRIZE : Whitfield, J. W. Ds Chadwick, W. O. READING PRIZES : Hayrnan, C. H. LAW Ricketts, M. } A eq. HAWKSLEY Qualifying Examination I Tripos Part II BURBURY PRIZE : Lee, A. G. Morgan, G. J. (Wright's Prize) Ibrahim, A. bin M. Scott, K. COLLEGE AWARDS 209 208 THE EAGLE Minor Scholarships : HISTORY for Mathematics. Jones, R. P. N., Manchester Grammar School, Preliminary Tripos Part I Tripos Part Mathematics. II Bell, W. R G., Bradford Grammar School, for Abbott, J. C. Carnell, G. G. Pickford, F. , J., Bishop's Stortford College, for Classics. Ferguson Sciences. Hinsley, F. H. Tannahill, J. A. Willmore, P. L., Worthing High School, for Natural Hodgetts, R B. D. L., Manchester Grammar School, for Natural Sciences. Mordell, Natural Sciences. James, T. C. G. Hutchinson, G. W., Abergele County School, for (Earle Prize) Sciences. Sutherland, 1., Manchester Grammar School, for Natural Rood, S. C. School, for Natural Sciences. Crisp, E. T., Cotham Secondary Tyne, for Krause, E. S., Royal Grammar School, Newcastle-upon- MODERN A."ID MEDIEVAL LANGUAGES History. Preliminary Part I Tripos Part I Preliminary Part II Haresign,. A. S. Daniels, J. M. E. Combs, W. 1. Exhibitions: . Inns, F. C. (Wright's Prize) Christie, A. K., Southend High School, for Mathematics Loewenstein, M. O. L. Pelling, H. M., Birkenhead School, for Classics. Oliver, E. S. Charlton, J. M. T., Manchester University, for Classics. Morgan, J. R, Kingswood School, for Natural Sciences. MECHANICAL SCIENCES Walker, D. C., Lincoln School, for History. Preliminary Preliminary B. V., Royal Academical Institution, Belfast, for English. Hunter, for Modern (First Year) (Second Year) Tripos Thompson, E. C., Wirral Grammar School, Bebington, Harris, H. S. L. Cartwright, H. Hansford, R N. Languages. Hodge, J. Cheers, F. Haygarth, H. J. Launder, G. W. (Wright's Prize) Johnson Exhibition: Ross, P. McG. Spooncer, R. C. Reid, 1. C., Oakham School, for Classics. (Wright's Prize) WiIkinson, H. C. (Wright's Prize) AND SIZARSHIPS, I939 ARCHAEOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY CLOSE EXHIBITIONS Barnes, J. A. To Close Exhibitions: Durham School. GEOGRAPHY Baker : Howe, J. P. S., Dowman : Pay, B. W., Pocklington School. Tripos Part 11 Lucy Ingram : Cooper, J. N., Kimbolton School. Maxwell, 1. S. Lup ton and Hebblethwaite: Rolland, J. L., Sedbergh School. Somerset (March) : Jones, F. C. D., Hereford Cathedral School. Vida l: Seale, G. H., Exeter School. OPEN SCHOLARSHIPS AND EXHIBITIONS, To Sizarships: DECEMBER I938 Dudley, J. G., Worksop College. Major Scholarships: Goldie-Scot, W. N. L., Fettes College. Read, A. H., Marlborough College, for Mathematics (Baylis Scholar- Goody, R. M., St Albans School. ship). Goldie, A. W., Wolverhampton Grammar School, for Mathematics. Charlesworth, G. B., Penistone Grammar School, for Mathematics. Brough, ]., Edinburgh University, for Classics. Howorth, R H., Manchester Grammar School, for Classics (Patchett Scholarship). Freeman, E. J., King Edward VI School, Birmingham, for Classics. Crook, J. A., Dulwich College, for Classics. Hereward, H. G., King Edward VI School, Birmingham, for Natural Sciences. Robinson, R E., Battersea Grammar School, for History. Lapworth, H. J., King Edward VI School, Birmingham, for Modem PRINTED BY W. LEW IS, M.A., AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE Languages.