Hand, Herbert R., St. John's.
Jennings, Richard E., Brasenose.
Lyall, Charles J., Balliol.
Milne, John B., Brasenose.
Moore, Charles R., Corpus.
Spooner, Henry M., Balliol.
Wharton, Edward R., Trinity.
Wylie, James H., Pembroke.
Aldhouse, Fred. S., Magd. Hall.
Banks, Edward G., Worcester.
Beadon, Robert J., Exeter.
Bissill, Henry J. G., Pembroke.
Boyle, Courtenay E., Ch. Ch.
Browne, Charles G., Balliol.
Coghlan, Charles L., University.
Eaglesim, Thomas A., Worcester.
Evans, Henry F., Corpus.
Foss, Edward W., Pembroke.
Freeling, Arthur C., Ch. Ch.
Freshfield, Douglas W., University.
Goldney, Charles, Lincoln.
Hill, Melsup S., Wadham.
Hull, William B., Pembroke.
Loch, Willie W., Balliol.
Lucas, William O., Exeter.
Markheim, Henry W. G., University.
Mayo, Charles H., Lincoln.
Mylne, John E., Corpus.
Newbolt, William C. E., Pembroke.
Newman, William M., Balliol.
Ormerod, George T., Balliol.
Paterson, Noel H., St. John's.
Pickford, John, Brasenose.
Powell, Arthur C., Brasenose.
Rose, Daniel, Balliol.
Russell, Edward W., Ch. Ch.
Symonds, Arthur G., Corpus.
Walker, Herbert S., Oriel.
Walter, John B., Ch. Ch.
Wardroper, John T., Ch. Ch.
Webb, John E. J., New College.
Yeld, George, Brasenose.
Cooper, Winfield, Wadham.
De Montmorency, M. S., Wadham.
Foster, William H., Merton.
Heath, Christopher H. E., Pembroke.
Hensley, Charles E., University.
McCausland, Robert F., Wadham.
Marshall, Joseph H., Worcester.
Meredith, John, Jesus.
Monnington, George J., Queen's.
Popham, Edward W. L., Queen's.
Price, Walter Ll., Jesus.
Price, Hugo P., Oriel.
Sealy, Thomas H., Trinity.
Cox, Cecil W., Magdalen. Dyer, William T. T., Ch. Ch. Loring, Arthur M., Brasenose.
Fyffe, Charles A., Balliol.
Tinne, John E., University.
Young, James C., Pembroke.
LIST OF HONOURS AT THE BACHELOR OF ARTS' COMMENCEMENT.
Isaac Todhunter, M.A., St. John's College.
George Richardson, M.A., St. John's College.
William Walton, M.A., Trinity College.
Michael Marlow Umfreville Wilkinson, M.A., Trinity College.
In all cases of equality the names are bracketed.
23 Rendell, Trinity. Carlos, Trinity. Griffiths, John's.
26 Isherwood, John's. 27 Cartmell, Christ's. Smith, John's.
{Waugh, Jesus.
30 Metcalfe, E. P., Christ's. 31 Roach, John's.
32 Sutton, John's. Hammond, Trinity.
{Wilson, Jesus.
35 Hall, Peter's.
Gibson Craig, Trinity.'
Peachell, John's.
Webster, Trinity.
Hopkinson, St. Catharine's.
Mathews, Caius.
Gray, Queens'.
Huntly, John's.
Shackleton, John's.
44 Brown, Trinity.
58 Longley, Magdalene. Bensted, Sidney-Sussex. Bichnell, Trinity.
Sergeant, St. Catharine's,
Howard, H. B., Trinity.
Sanderson, Jesus.
82 Clay, Trinity.
83 Selby, John's.
84 Trotter, Christ's.
85 Wilson, John's.
86 Dobbs, Trinity.
87 Heaven, Peter's.
88 Turner, Magdalene.
Durnford, R., King's.
Image, J. M., Trinity.
Collins, R. H., Downing.
Austen Leigh, W., King's.
Arbuthnot, R. C., Trinity.
Cobbold, F. T., King's.
Wiseman, H. J., St. John's.
Cust, A., St. John's.
Dale, C. C. M., Jesus.
Philpotts, S. B., King's.
Collyer, W. R., Caius.
South, A. W., Trinity.
Tovey, D. C., Trinity.
Bennett, R. D., Trinity Hall.
Dalton, C. N., Trinity.
Thelwall, S., Christ's.
Taylor, H. B., Magdalene.
91 Foster, Peter's.
92 Hyde, Queens'.
93 Hodges, John's.
94 Woolley, Queens'.
95 Allsopp, Trinity.
96 Longman, Trinity.
Egr. Shaw, St. Catharine's.
Fisher, F. L., Jesus.
Wright, W. S., Trinity.
Coulcher, G. B., Corpus.
Swainson, A. J., Jesus.
Watson, J. T.; St. John's.
Cunningham, C. H., Caius.
Whitaker, A., Queens'.
Ingle, E., Trinity.
Rowlandson, W. H., Corpus.
Oldknow, A. H., Jesus.
Hooper, W. H., St. John's.
Platt, T. E., Trinity.
Johnson, E., Trinity.
Gleadowe, T. S. Magdalene.
Barlow, S. B., St. John's.
Howes, G. P., Pembroke.
Apthorp, C. P., Emmanuel.
N.B. The figures between [ ] refer to Part I.
ABYSSINIA. Imprisonment of British
Subjects, debate on, [73]; Lord
Chelmsford's motion, [74]; carried, ib.
ACADEMY, ROYAL.-Anniversary Dinner,
52; Exhibition of, [331].
ACCIDENT, at a Concert Room at Dundee,
1; in a coal-pit near Wigan, 2; by
falling in of a floor at Westminster, 10;
ten cadets drowned at Erith, 24; Mr.
Senior, a Poor Law Commissioner, run
over by a railway train near Dublin,
27; fall of three Englishmen and a
Swiss guide on the Matterhorn, 85;
vide COLLISION, EXPLOSION, FIRE,
RAILWAY.
ACT, for Public Works in the manufac-
turing districts, [4]; vide FOREIGN
ENLISTMENT ACT.
ADDRESS, in answer to Queen's Speech,
moved by Lord Charlemont, [4]; agreed
to, [10].
ESCHYLUS.-Translation of the "Aga-
memnon," &c., by Miss A. Swanwick,
[321].
AFRICA, Dr. Livingstone appointed Con-
sul for the interior of, 296; "Narrative
of the Expedition to the Zambesi and its
Tributaries," by Dr. Livingstone, [319].
AIREY, LIEUT.-GEN. SIR R., appointed
Governor of Gibraltar, 298.
AIRY, G. B.-"Essays on the Invasion of
Britain by Julius Cæsar," [322].
A. K. H. B.-"Critical Essays of a Country
Parson," [325].
ALCOCK, SIR R. R., appointed Envoy Ex-
traordinary, &c., in China, 297.
ALFRED, PRINCE, formally recognized in
Saxe-Coburg, as heir to the Duchy,
113; Lieut. A. B. Haig appointed
Equerry to, 297.
ALGERIA, insurrection in, [194], [212];
visit of the Emperor of the French
[212]; Proclamations by the Emperor
ib.; Memorandum published by the
Emperor, [214].
ALHAMBRA, THE.-Legal contest with the
Theatrical Managers, [339].
AMBASSADORS, List of, 302.
AMERICA, vide UNITED STATES.
AMERICA (NORTH), BRITISH POSSESSIONS
IN.-Probability of Federal Union, [3];
proposed Confederation not carried out,
[150].
APPENDIX.-Public Documents and State
Papers, 252.
APPOINTMENTS, 296.
APRIL, Chronicle for, 36.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, Hon. R. Edwards
appointed Plenipotentiary to, 297.
ARMY, reduction of, [40].
ARMY ESTIMATES, reduction of, [39].
ARNOLD, M.-"Essays on Criticism,"
[325].
ART, Retrospect of (including account of
Art Exhibitions), [327].
ARTHUR, PRINCE, present at inaugura-
tion of memorial to the late Prince
Consort at Tenby, 111.
ASIA MINOR, work on the Ruins of, by
C. Texier and R. P. Pullan, [319].
"ASSAYE," THE, wrecked at Ross Bay
in Ireland, 11.
ASSOCIATION, BRITISH.-Annual con-
gress, [342]; account of finances,
[343].
ASSOCIATION, NATIONAL RIFLE.-Au-
nual meeting at Wimbledon, 93.
"ATALANTA IN CALYDON."-Poem, by
A. C. Swinburne, [324].
ATKINSON, M., executed at Durham, for
murder of his wife, 35.
ATLANTIC CABLE.-Fourth attempt to
lay down, 118; account of three former
attempts, ib.; failure of fourth attempt,
119.
ATLEE, F., appointed Consul at Paris,
297.
Denman's motion
against certificate duty, [38]; carried,
[39]; without result, ib.
AUGUST, Chronicle for, 111.
AUGUSTENBURG, Prince of, declared to
have no claim to Schleswig and Holstein,
[245].
AUSTRALIA, work on, by Rev. J. E. T.
Woods, [318].
AUSTRIA. Treaty of peace with Denmark,
[2]; convention (of Gastein), for divid-
ing Holstein and Schleswig, [239];
Field Marshal von Gablenz appointed
Governor of Holstein, [244]; History
of the year, [247]; change of Ministers,
ib.; convocation of the Transylvanian
Diet, [248]; manifesto of the Emperor
announcing temporary suspension of
functions of lesser Reichsrath, [250];
opening of Hungarian Diet, [251];
Petition to the Emperor as to repre-
sentation of Transylvania in the Hun-
garian Diet, [253].
AYR.-Statue of the late Earl of Eglin-
ton, 147.
AYTOUN, Professor, obituary notice, 182.
BAHAMAS, THE, W. H. Doyle appointed
Chief Justice of, 298.
BAINES, MR.-Bill for Extension of the
Franchise, [103]; lost, [115].
BALLOON.-Perilous passage of Mr. Cox-
well, 78; night ascent from Woolwich
Arsenal, by Mr. Glaisher, 141.
BALLOT, Mr. Berkeley's motion on, [115];
rejected, [116].
BANK, Attwood, Spooner, and Co's., at
Birmingham, failure of, 28; of London,
robbery at, 134.
BANK OF ENGLAND.-Great fluctuations
in the rate of discount, [186]; amount
of bullion in, at different times during
the year, ib.; reserve of notes, ib.
BANKRUPTCY, COURT of.-T. E. Winslow
appointed a Commissioner, 298.
BARING, SIR F. T., created Baron North-
brook, 298.
BARNARD, REV. M. R., translator of
Thiele's "Life of Michael Angelo,"
[314].
BAVARIA, answers the rebuke addressed
by Prussia to the minor states of Ger-
many, [230].
BEAL'S WHARF (Tooley-street), destruc-
tive fire at, 152.
"BEATRICE," THE, loss of, off the French
Coast, 8.
BELFAST.-Trial of the rioters of 1864,
BELGIUM.-Death of King Leopold I.,
[126]; funeral of King Leopold I.,
175; inauguration of Leopold II., 176;
Death of Leopold I., and accession of
Leopold II., [228]; speech of the new
King in the Chambers, ib.; vide
OBITUARY.
BELHAVEN, LORD, appointed High Com-
missioner to the Church of Scotland,
297.
BENNETT, F. E., translator of Grimm's
"Life of Michael Angelo," [314].
BENTINCK, MR.-Motion on defences of
Quebec, [61]; withdrawn, [64]; mo-
tion on the Union Chargeability Bill,
[118]; negatived, [119].
BENTONVILLE, vide UNITED STATES.
BERKELEY, MR.-Motion on the ballot,
[115] rejected, [116].
BERLIN, Lord A. W. F. Loftus appointed
Ambassador at, 298.
BERRY, MISS, extracts from the Journal
of, published by Lady Theresa Lewis,
[325].
BHOOTAN, vide INDIA.
BILL. For concentrating Courts, [4];
for revision of the Statute Law, ib.; as
to Public Schools, ib.; for amendment
of Patent Law, ib.; for Colonial De-
fences, [47]; carried, [49]; for modi-
fying law as to Clerical Tests, brought
in by Lord Granville, [77]; carried,
[78]; for Abolishing Tests in the Uni-
versity of Oxford, [78]; withdrawn,
[81]; for Altering Oath of Roman
Catholic Members of Parliament, ib.;
thrown out, [92]; on Church Rates,
[94]; thrown out, ib.; for Extension
of the Franchise, 103; lost, 115;
"Union Chargeability," [116]; carried,
[124]; various amendments, [117, &c.];
for Concentration of Conrts, carried,
[124]; for Administration of Green-
wich Hospital, carried, ib.; Public
Schools, postponed, [125]; vide JA-
BIRCHIN-LANE, great robbery in, 26.
BIRMINGHAM, great bank failure at, 28.
BISHOPS, Debate on increasing the num-
ber of, [93].
BISMARK, HERR VON, addresses a rebuke
to the Frankfort Senate, [246].
BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE. Foundation
stone of new bridge laid, 99.
BOARD OF TRADE, Mr. Göschen appointed
Vice-President of, [160].
BOGLE, PAUL, vide JAMAICA.
"BOMBAY," H.M.S., destroyed by fire, 5.
BONER, C., "Transylvania, its Products
and People," [320].
BOTALLACK MINE, (Cornwall), visit of
Prince and Princess of Wales to, 99.
BOUVERIE, MR.-Amendment to Mr.
Hunt's motion as to Lord Chancellor
Westbury, [145]; agreed to, [147].
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