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&1 ^CALENDAR THKUNIVERSITY OF SYDNEYFOR THE YEAR19OOSYDNEYANOUS AND EOBEETSONrUBLISHKES TO THE UNTVEKSITY1900ATABLE OF CONTENTS.PAOE.Index .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. .Preface .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ix.Calendar foe 1S99-1900 .. .. .. .. .. xiii.Royal Chaetee, Acts of Parliament relating to the University,Colleges, and Prince Alfred Hospital .. .. .. 1By-Laws of the University .. .. .. .. .. .. 49Regulations, Discipline, Library, Museums .. .. .. 92G-eneral Regulations, Matriculation, Time Tables of Lectures,Lectuee and Examination Subjects ..List of Scholarships, Exhibitions, Prizes, EtcTable of FeesFoundationsUniversity PrizesPrivate Annual Prizes .. .. .. . . .. .. 232Honours at Degree Examinations .. .. .. .. .. 239Results of Matriculation and Annual Examinations .. .. 252Univeesity Officers, Etc. .. .. .. .. .. .. 279Membees of the University .. .. .. .. .. .. 2SSAffiliated Colleges .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 325Prince Alfred Hospital .. .. .. .. .. 337Other Hospitals .. .. .. . . .. .. . . 342List of Benefactions .. .. .. .. . . .. .. 343List of Donations to the Library .. .. .. .. .. 34CReport of the Senate and Balance Sheets for the Year 1SS>9 .. 34SU-NiVERSiTY Clubs, Etc. .. .. . . . . .. .. 373Examination Papers .. .. .. .. .. .. AppendixINDEX.APAGEAcademic Costume .........83Accountant...............287Acts of Parliament relating to Univer-, tEED isity and Colleges......... 5Admission ad eundem...... 82,, of AttorneysRegulations 180 BarristersRegulations ... 180Aitken Scholarship ...... 183, 207Alexander (Maurice) Bursary......218Allen (George) Prize......... 235Scholarship ... 184,204 ("Wigram) Scholarship ... 185,205Alliance Francaise (Prize) ......234Anatomy, Lecture Subjects ......153,, Museum .........98,, Examination Questions mAppendixAnderson Prizes ......... 1S6,234Antiquities, Nicholson Museum of ... 97Applied MechanicsLecture Subjects160, 162 ,, Examination Ques-tions in ... AppendixArchitecture, Lecture Subjects......169Army Medical Service .........212Arts, Faculty of, By-laws ...... 59,, Examiners in .........286,, Examination Papers ... Apptnd'>x Graduates in............302Assaying ...............144Attorneys, Regulations for Admissionof ..............-. 180Auditor ...............287BB.A. Examination, Class Lists......239,, ,, Papers A ppendixPrizes at ......227,, ,, Class Lists in Honours 239B.E. ,, Honours at......251 Prizes at ......229B. Sc. ,, Honours at......250 Prizes at ......229Bachelor of Arts, By-laws ...... 61,, of Engineering, By-laws ... 77,, of Laws, By-laws ...... 65,. of Medicine, By-laws...... 68,, of Science, By-laws ...... 74Bachelor of Arts, Alphabetical List ... 304,, .of Engineering ... 317 of Laws ,, ... 312,, of Medicine ,, ... 313 of Science ,, ... 316Balance Sheet for 1899 .........362Barker Scholarships ... 183, 184, 204PAGEBarristers, Regulations for Admissionof ...............180Belmore Medal ......... 185, 222Benefactors, List of .........343Biology, Lecture Subjects ......151Books presented to Library ......346Botany, Lecture Subjects ... ... 151Botany, Examination Questions inAppendixBowman-Cameron Scholarship... 183, 206Burdekin Bursary............219Bursaries, List of .:....... 183,216By-laws of the University ...... 49CCaird Scholarship......... 184, 207Calendar ...............xiii.Challis Lectureships .........193,, Professorships .........192 Fiuid............ ... 192Chancellor............ 49,279Chemical Laboratory .........144Chemistry, Lecture Subjects ......142,, Examination Questions inAppendixCivil Engineering, By-laws ...... 78,, Lecture Subjects . 163Civil Service of India .........213Classical Lecture Subjects ......121Class Lists of Examinations ......252Colleges, Acts of Parliament ...... 21College, St. Paul's......... 23,325St. Andrew's ...... 32,330St. John's......... 29,328., for "Women ... ... 36,333ColliePrize............ 184,226Commissions, Military .........211Constitutional Law .........171Convocation .. ......... 52Convocation, Members of ......288,, Meetings of ...... 52Cooper Scholarships ... 183, 184, 203Costume, Academic .........83Council of Education Scholarship ... 208Curators of Museums ...... - - 286DDalton Bequest ...... ......210David Prize...............233Deans of Faculties......... 54, 282Deas-Thomson Scholarships ... 184, 202Degrees, ad eundem ... ... 18,82Demonstrators, List of.........283Diseases of "Women, Lecture Subjects 158Discipline, Regulations for ...... 92Dixson Prize ............232Doctor of LawsBy-laws ...... 67BVl.INDEX.PAGEDoctor of LawsSubjects of Examina-tion for ......ISlDoctors of LawsAlphabetical List ... 312,, of MedicineAlphabetical List 313Doctor of MedicineBy-laws...... 73,. of ScienceBy-laws ...... 76EElectrical Engineering By-laws ... 79Engineering, Department ofBy-lawsClass Lists.........276,, Drawing.........161,, Degrees in... ... 77,, Examination PapersA ppend i ,, Graduates in .....317,, Laboratory ......165,, Lecture Subjects......160Mining .........169Engineers in Royal Navy ......213English, Lecture Subjects ......128English Verse, Medal for ......186Entrance Examination for Law, Medi-cine and Science .........104Essays, English ......... 186, 221Evening LecturesBy-laws ...... 86Examination Subjects .........174,, Papers AppendixExaminations for Articled Clerks ... 180Examiners...............286Exhibitions, List of .........183,, Account of.........214Extension Lectures ...... 86,9^Ex-Prof essors ............283FFaculties .............. 54,, Deans of........... 54Faculty of ArtsBy-laws... 59,, ,, ExaminationClassLists255,, ,, Examination Subj ects of LawBy-laws... 64,, of MedicineBy-laws .... 67 of ScienceBy-laws .... 74Fairfax Frizes .......... 222Faucett Prize .......... 236Fees, Table of .......... 187Fellowship, "Wentworth .... 197FinanceBy-laws........ 88Fisher Library .......... 96Foundations .......... 192Frazer Bursar'es........ 218, 219,, Scholarship........ 1S5, 209Freemasons Scholarship .... 183, 206FrenchLecture Subjects... 126,, Examination PapersAppendixGGarton Scholarships ...... 184,211Geology and Palaeontology, LectureSubjects ............149PAGEGeometrical Drawing .........161German, Lecture Subjects ......127 Examination Papers ... AppendixGilchrist Scholarship .........23#. Graduates, Alphabetical List of ... 302Eegisterof .........S3Gradum, ad eimdtrn .........82Greek, Lecture Subjects .. ......122.,, Examination Questions... AppendixGrabame Medal ............225Gynaecology ............15SHHamilton Prize ............235-Harris (John) Scholarship ... 185,208Haswell Prizes ... .......233-History, Lecture Subjects ......137Honours at Degree Examinations ... 239Homer Exhibition...... ... 183,215. Hospitals recognised by the University 342Hovell Lectureship .........197Hunter-Baillie Bursaries.........219IInternational Law............171.jJunior Public Examination .,. 85, 182;Jurisprudence and Roman Law ... 171KKing(James)TiuvellingScholarship 185,207Latin, Lecture Subjects.........121,, Examination Papers ... Appendix Verse......... 186,222,235Law, Faculty of, Class Lists ......269,, ,, By-laws ...... 64,, ,. Examiners in......286,, ., Examination PapersAppendix,, ,, Examination Subjects ISO,, ,, Graduates in......312,. ,, Lecture Subjects ... 171LL.B. Examination, Honours at 24SSubjects .. 171, 180Prizes ......228LL.D. Examination, Subjects......181Law Matriculation Examination ... 181Lecturers. List of............283 Tenure of Office ...... 88Lectures, By-laws relating to...... 57,, Exemption from ...... 57,, Synopsis of .........120 Time Tables of ......106Lecture Subjects............121Lent Term..... ...... 56Levey and Alexander Bursary......220Levey Scholarship......... 184, 200INDEX.PAGELibrarians...............2S7Library, Donations to ........346Library Regulations .........93Lithgow Scholarship ..." ... 183,204Liversidge Prize ............238Logic and Mental Philosophy, LectureSubjects ............136MM.A. Examination, Honours at,, ,, Prizes at ...,, ,, Subjects ofM.B. Examination, Prizes atM.B. "M.D.... 227... 174.. 229... 249... 249... 228... 250... 229... 232... 234... 23797, 19863Honours atHonours at,, Prizes atM. E. ,, Honours at,, Prizes atMacCallum PrizesMacCormick PrizeMacLaurin Prize.......Macleay MuseumMaster of Arts, By-laws ...,, Examination Subjects 174of Engineering, By-laws ... 81of Surgery, By-laws ...... 68of Arts, Alphabetical List ... 302of Engineering, AlphabeticalList ...... ......317,, of Surgery, Alphabetical List 315Materia Medica and Therapeutics,Lecture Subj ects...... ... 156Materia Medica, Examination PapersAppendixMathematics, Lecture Subj ects ... 129 Examination PapersAppendixMatriculation, By-laws.........56 Class List for ......252 Examination PapersAppendix,, Honours ... 102 Subjects of Examination 101Maurice Alexander Bursary ......21SMechanical Engineering, By-laws ... 79,, ,, Lecture Subj ects160, 162, 164,, ,, Scholarships ... 194Medical Jurisprudence, Lecture Sub-jects ............ ..... 159Medicine, Faculty of, By-laws...... 67,, ,, " Class Lists......270 ,, Degrees in ... 67,, ,, Examination Papersin Appendix,, Examiners in ... 286,, Graduates in ... 313,, ,, Lecture Subjects ... 157,, Practice of, Lecture Subjects 157Metallurgy, Lecture Subjects......143Metallurgical Laboratory ......144Members of Convocation ......288,, University.........288Michaelmas Term .........57Microscopes ......Midwifery, Lecture SubjectsMiIf ord Prize ......Military CommissionsMineralogy, Lecture SubjectsPAGE... 189... 158... 237... 211148Examination Papers AppendixMining Engineering, By-laws...... 79Mining, Lectures............169Modern Literature, Lecture Subjects ... 126Morphology and Phvsiology of Plants 151Mort Traveiling Fellowship ......235Museums ...............97NNatural History, Lecture Subjects ... 151Navy Medical Service .........212Nicholson Medal...... ... 186, 222,, Museum .........97,, Prizes............235Non-Matriculated Students ... 56,121Norbert Quirk Prize ...... 184, 224Officers of the University ......279,, Substitutes for......... 83Ophthalmic Medicine, &c, LectureSubjects ............160Pathology, Lecture Subjects ......158,, Examination Papers AppendixPell Prize .............'.. 236Philosophy, Medal for Essay ... 186, 234Physical Laboratory .........139Physics, Lecture Subjects ......139,, Examination Papers AppendixPhysiography, Lecture Subjects ... 149Prize for........230Physiology, Lecture Subjects ......154., Examination Papers AppendixPractical Plane and Solid Geometry ... 161Preface ...............ix.Prince Alfred Hospital ...... 42, 337Private Annual Prizes .........232Prize Compositions ... ... 1S6Prizes, List of ............183,, Private Annual .........232,, University......... 186,227Professor, Title of ......... 54Professors, List of .........283Prof essorial Board ......... 54Psychological Medicine, LectureSubjects ............160Public Examinations ...... 85, 182Prizes at 222,225,230 Health, Lecture Subjects ... 159Quirk (Norbert) PrizeQuorum of Boardsof Senate...1S4, 224... 549, 14vin.INDEX.PAGERegister of Graduates ...... 83Registrar ............ 54,287Regulations for Discipline ...... 92 Library .........93Renwick Medal ............237Renwick Scholarship ...... 185,205Report of Senate............348Roberts Bequest......... 185, 207Robinson Prize ............236Rosebery Prize ............237Royal Charter of University ...... 1Roman Law ............171Russell (P. N.) Endowment andLecturers .........- ... 193Russell (P. N.) Scholarships ......194Medal ...... ... 196Salting Exhibition ...... 183, 214. Scholarships, By-laws relating- to ... 59,, Account of ......19SList of .........1S3Science, Faculty of, By-laws ...... 74Class Lists .........274Examination Papers in AppendixExaminers in .........287Graduates in .........316Scholarship ... 1S5, 209Scott Prize...............237Seal of the University .........54Senate, Election to Vacancies...... 51 Ex Members .........2Sl,, Ex officio Members ... ... 52,, Meetings............50,, Original Members ......2SO,, Present Members ......2S2Senior Public Examination ... 85, 182Skirving Prize ............238Slade Prize............ 184,225Smith Prize............ 184,224Solicitor to the University ......287Solicitors, Admission of......... 180St. Andrew's College ...... 32,330St. John's College......... 29, 328St. Paul's College......... 23, 325Sfotu7)i, Ad eu?idtm... ... ... ... 56Stephens Prize ............237Struth Exhibition ... 184, 185, 214Stuart Prize...............237Superior Officers............53Surgery, Degree in .........68 Graduates in .........315,, Lecture Subjects ......157Surveying, Lecture Subjects ... ... 166PAGETeaching Staff ............283Tenure of Lecturers .........SSTerms..................56Time Table of Lectures.........106TherapeuticsLecture Subj ects ... 156Travelling Scholarships185, 197, 207, 209, 210, 235Trinity Term ............56UUndergraduates, List ofUni--'-'-'--......318'ersity Extension ...... 86,99Clubs, &c..........373Medals ........227Prizes......... 186,227Scholarships, By-laws re-lating to ......... 59Scholarship.........198Vacancies in Senate, Election to ... 51Vice-Chancellor ......... 49,280Visitor of the University...... 11,279WWalker Bursaries............220Want Scholarship............236Watt Exhibitions............214Wentworth Bursaries .........219,, Fellowship ... .....197Medals ...... 186,221WestMedal...............223Wilson Prize ............238Wilkinson Prize............232Women's College......... 36,333Wood Prize...............234Woolley Scholarships ...... 185,210Woolley Prizes ............235Yearly ExaminationsZoology and Comparative AnatomyExamination Papers AppendixZoology and Comparative Anatomy,Lecture Subjects.........151PREFACE.The University of Sydney was incorporated by an Act of theColonial Legislature, which received the Royal Assent on the 1stof October, 1850. The objects set forth in the preamble are' ' The advancement of religion and morality and the promotionof useful knowledge." By this Act it is empowered to confer,after examination, Degrees in Arts, Law and Medicine, and isendowed with an annual income of 5000. Since 1882 thisendowment has been supplemented by annual Parliamentarygrants for the general purposes of the University, the amountvoted for 1899-1900 being 4000, and also by grants for specialpurposes.By the University Extension Act of 1884 the Senate isempowered to give instruction, and to grant such Degrees andCertificates in the nature of Degrees as it shall think fit, in allbranches of knowledge, except Theology and Divinity. Thesame Act admits women to all University privileges equallywith men.By a Boyal Charter issued 7th February, 1858, the samerank, style, and precedence are granted to Graduates of theUniversity of Sydney as are enjoyed by Graduates of Universitieswithin the United Kingdom. The University of Sydney is alsodeclared in the Amended Charter granted to the University ofLondon to be one of the institutions in connection with thatUniversity from which certificates of having pursued a duecourse of instruction may be received with a view to admissionto Degrees.The government of the University is vested in a Senate,consisting of sixteen elective Fellows, and not fewer than threenor more than six " ex-officio " members, being professors of theUniversity, in such branches of learning as the Senate may fromtime to time select. Under this power, the Professors ofModern Literature, Chemistry, Physiology, and Law are con-stituted " ex-officio " members of the Senate. A Chancellor andVice-Chancellor are elected by the Senate from their own body.. PREFACE.Vacancies in the Senate are filled by means of a convocationof electors, consisting of the Fellows of the Senate for the timebeing, Professors, Public Teachers and Examiners in the Schoolsof the University, Principals of Incorporated Colleges within theUniversity, Superior Officers declared to be such by By-law,Masters and Doctors in any Faculty, and Bachelors of threeyears' standing.There are four Faculties in the University, viz., Arts, Law,Medicine and Science.In the Faculty of Arts two Degrees are givennamely,Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts. The curriculum of studyfor the Degree of B.A. extends over a period of three years,during which students are required to attend lectures and passexaminations. The subjects of study are English, Latin, Greek,French and German Languages, Ancient and Modern History,Mental Philosophy and Logic, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics,Geology and Palaeontology, Biology, Physiology, &c.In the Faculty of Law the Degrees of LL.B. and LL.D. aregiven. The curriculum of study for the Degree of LL.B. extendsover five years. The Degree of Bachelor of Law is recognised bythe Board for the admission of Barristers in New South Walesas a qualification for admission to the Bar.In the Faculty of Medicine three Degrees are granted, viz.,Bachelor of Medicine, Doctor of Medicine, and Master of Surgery.The course of study for the Degrees of M.B. and Ch.M. extendsover a period of five years.The colony of New South Wales has been declared to beone of the British possessions to which the Imperial MedicalAct of 1886 applies, and the Degrees in Medicine and Surgerygranted by the University of Sydney are registered upon theColonial List of the British Medical Register, under section 13of that Act.The University of Sydney is recognised as one of theInstitutions from which the University of London is authorisedto receive certificates for Degrees in Medicine. The University ofEdinburgh accepts certificates of attendance on Medical Classesin this University to the extent of three years of professionalstudy, and the Boyal College of Surgeons extends a similarPREFACE.recognition to attendance on the classes of the whole course, inthe case of Graduates in Medicine who present themselves forexamination for the Diploma of Member of the College.In the Faculty of Science the Degrees of Bachelor of Scienceand Doctor of Science are given, and Degrees are also given inthe several branches of Engineering, viz., Civil Engineering,Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, and Mining and Metal-lurgy. The course for the Degree of B.Sc. extends over a periodof three years, during which the subjects of study are Mathematics,Chemistry (theoretical and practical), Physics (theoretical andpractical), Mineralogy, Geology and Palaeontology, Biology, &c.Candidates for Degrees in Engineering receive instruction for aperiod of three years in Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Survey-ing, Geometrical Drawing, Applied Mechanics, Architecture,Mineralogy and Geology, Metallurgy and Assaying, and thedifferent branches of Engineering.The Universities of Oxford and Cambridge extend certainprivileges to students who have completed two years' study in theUniversity of Sydney and who desire to compete in the Examina-tions for Honours. Graduates of the University of Sydney whocomply with certain requirements may be admitted as " advancedstudents " in the University of Cambridge. " Advanced students "may, under special conditions, proceed to the Degree of Bachelorof Arts or Bachelor of Law in that University, or obtain a certifi-cate testifying to their proficiency in research.Courses of Lectures in connection with the scheme forUniversity Extension are delivered in Sydney and other placesupon application. Each course consists of six or ten lectures,.and concludes with an examination. Those persons who haveattended any course regularly, and passed the concludingexamination, receive University Certificates to that effect. Thesubjects of the lectures have hitherto been English Literature,Modern History, Ancient History, Political Economy, Logic andMental Philosophy, &c.Senior and Junior Public Examinations are held annuallyin Sydney, and at other places where persons approved by theSenate can be found to superintend the examinations.The lectures of the Professors are open to persons notmembers of the University, upon payment of the fee prescribedfor each course.xii. PREFACE.Undergraduates and Graduates of other Universities areadmitted ad eundem datum and gradum under certain regulationsprescribed by the By-laws.The object of the Sydney University is to supply the meansof a liberal education to " all orders and denominations, withoutany distinction whatever."An Act to provide for the establishment of Colleges inconnection with different religious denominations was passed bythe Legislature during the Session of 1854. Ample assistanceis offered towards their endowment ; and the maintenance ofthe fundamental principles of the Universitythe association ofstudents ivithout respect of religions creeds, in the cultivation of secularknoivledgeis secured consistently with the most perfect inde-pendence of the College authorities within their own walls.Colleges in connection with the Church of England, the RomanCatholic and Presbyterian Churches, and a College for Women,have been established.An account of the several Scholarships and other Prizes forproficiency which have been established out of the funds of theUniversity, or have been founded by private benefactions, willbe found in this Calendar.The Senate has the privilege of nominating one candidateper annum to a Commission in the British Army.Graduates in Arts of this University enjoy certain privileges(granted by Act of Parliament), exempting them from all exami-nations other than an Examination in Law before admission asBarristers of the Supreme Court. The Rules of the SupremeCourt also provide for a shortening of the period of Studentship-at-Law, in the case of Graduates, from three years to two, oneof which may be concurrent with the final year of studentship atthe University. Graduates who enter into articles of clerkshipwith attorneys and solicitors are only required to serve for threeyears instead of five.At the yearly Examinations of 1882, women were firstadmitted to Matriculation in pursuance of a resolution passed tothat effect by the Senate on the 1st of June, 1881. TheUniversity Extension Act of 1884 provides that "the benefitsand advantages of the University, and the provisions of the Actsrelating thereto, shall be deemed to extend in all respects towomen equally with men."Sydney University Calendar.igoo-igoi.agimes (Etttoerstig (EaLeitbar.1900.MAECH XXXI.1Th2.F3S4S5M6Tu7W8Th9F10S11S12M13Tu14W15Th16F17S18S19M20Tu21W22Th23F24S25S26M27Tu28W29Th30F31SFirst Sunday in Lent.Senate Meets. Lent Term Begins. University Examinations|Begin, viz., Matriculation Pass Examination, Entrance'Examination for Law, Medicine and Science, Deferred'Annual Pass Examinations. Honour Examinations in the'Faculty of Arts, and Engineering Examinations. Latest|date for receiving Competitive Prize Compositions andapplications for Bursaries.Second Sunday in Lent.Examinations for Higher Degrees begin.Third Sunday in Lent.Lectures begin.[lation Examination on April 2nd.Latest date for receiving entries for the Law Matricu-Fourth Sunday in Lent.?q.IJLeslie, J. R. ?q.Lord, F. C. T.Boydell, W. G. B.Harris, H. T. R.Mote, A. R.Paton. Mary P.HaU, E. K.Love, J. ")Little, V. A. S. ;Woodbarn, J. W.Budden, Winifred MHinton, W. S.Larcombe, E. R. )Makin, W.Reynolds, E. H.Makinson, A. M.Roger, J. M.Farran, R. A.MacKellar, K. KMoseley, A. H.Smith, W.seq.?q.March, 1900 (Alphabetical).Brownlie, Eveline A. I Heaslop, J. W. | Isaacs, R. McI.Campbell, W. C. I Henning, C. T. B. : Loudon, Bertha W.LATIN.Pass, December, 1899.Teece, R. N.Fraser-Hill, CharlotteE.McKelvey, J. L. "1 ?,Mackness,Constance ) 8Wilshire, H.Smith, W.Phillips, F. G.Tivey, J. P.I Macrossan, H. .\Wheeler, H. ) 'Roberts, S. A. C.* Evening Student. t Unmatriculated.FIRST YEAR EXAMINATION IN AJRTS. 257?q. seq.Lord, F. C. T.Taylor, T. G.Henry, Ida E.Castleman, A.Verge, A. VPitt, A. G. M. jPhillips, R. B.Powell, S. W. C. 1Paton, Mary P. jMakinson, A. M.Bolton, Barbara M.MoCrae, A. G.Heaslop, J. W.Campbell, W. C.Giblin, N. E.Harris, R. A:Henning, O. T. B.Macrossan, H. D.Ferguson, J. A.seq.Mote, A. R.Latin-cotdiiiued.Larkins, F. J. M.Fullerton, LottieHinton, W. S.Simpson, F. G. McN.Hall, E. K.Brownlie, Eveline A.Harris, H. T. R.Hodge, S. T.Leslie, J. R.Roger, J. M.Smith, W. M.O'Reilly, W. C.March, 1900 (Alphabetical).Jackson, F. H.Loudon, Bertha W.Makin, W.Rattan, G.Mote, A. R.Hammand, TTRutherford, ConstanceM.Amos, Nellie M.Caddy, J. P.Isaacs, R. M.Murray-Prior, MabelAlexander, Maud M.Farran, R. A.Reid, Violet M.Boydell, W. G. B.Armstrong, Helen D. H.Reynolds, E. H.*Schrader, C. P. P.Woodburn, J. W.GREEK (Preliminary Class).Pass, December, 1899.I Castleman, A.I Smith, W. M.GREEK (Junior).Pass, December, 1899.Smith, W.March, 1900.Makinson, A. M.GERMAN (Junior).Pass, December, 1899.I Roger, J. M.Marc, 1900.Heaslop, J W. .McKelvey, J. L.Rutherford,ConstanceM.Henry, Ida E.Phillips, R. B.Wheeler, H. C. F.Raffan, G.Powell, S. W. C.Green, H. M.JUNIOR FRENCH.Pass, December, 1899.Taylor, T. G.Phillips, F. G.Tivey, J. P.Lord, F. C. T.Simpson, F. G. McN.Alexander,MaudM. ) ,Hodge, S. T. [i*Bolton, Barbara M. )Caddy, J. P.Hammand, K.Boydell, W. G. BMcCrae, A. G.HaU, E; K.Jackson, F. H.Leslie, J. R.seq.* Evening Student.258 FIRST YEAR EXAMINATION IN ARTS.Fullerton, Lottie ")Pitt, A. G. M. J ?q"Woodbum, J. W.Amos, Nellie M.Artlett, W. L.Harris, R. A.Maorossan, H. D.tGiles, J- H.Makin, W.Isaacs, R. M.Phillips, R. B.King-Kemp\ LLeslie, J. R.Wilshire, H.Fraser-HUl, C. E.Pitt, A. G. M.Wheeler, H. C. F.Powell, S. W. C.Alexander, Maud M.Sandford, Blanche V.Lore, J.Campbell, J. S.Jackson, F. H.Simpson, F. G. McN.Artlett, W. L.Caddy, J. P.Herning, C. T. BHenry, Ida E.Taylor, T. G.Junior Frenchcontinued.Giblin, N. E.Larkins, F. J. M.Paton, Mary P.March, 1900 (Alphabetical).Harris, H. T. R.Brownlie, Eveline A.M. \?q.Compton, A. Z.Loudon, Bertha W.Hinten, W. S.Isaacs, R. McI.Makin, W.MATHEMATICS.Pass, December, 1S99.Mote, A. R.Roberts, S. A. C.Mackness, ConstanceCrisford, Hilda N. M.Lord, F. C. T.Phillips, F. G.Castleman, A.Fullerton, Lottie )Green, H. M. ! ?q.Makinson, A. M. )BaDhausen, F. L.Giblin, N. E. ")Reynolds, E. H. j ?q'Brownlie, Eveline A.Little, V. A. S.Harris, R. A.Bolton, Barbara M.Lindsay, W. C.Rutherford, C. M.Verge, A.Farran, R. A.?q.Reynolds, E. H.Roberts, S. A. C.Verge, A.Ferguson. J. A. ")Harris, H. T. R. \Roger, J. M. jMcCrae, A. G.tClayton, C. H. J.Paton, Mary P.Hodge, S. T.Boydell, W. G. B.Amos, Nellie M.Hammand, K. ~)Reid, Violet M. jHinten, W. S. \Larkins, F. J. M. jHeaslop, J. W.Armstrong, H. D. H.Campbell, W. C. 1Hall, E. K. jSmith, W. M.Moseley, A. H.Lareombe, E. R.?q.March, 1900 (Alphabetical). Milford, G. D. . Raffan, G.I Murray-Prior, Mabel | Woodbum, J. W.CHEMISTEY.Class Examination-, May, 1899.Class I. Taylor, T. G. Class II. Fraser-Hill, CharlotteE.Pass. HaU, E. K. Mackness, Constance Crisford, Hilda N. M. Green, H. M.Mote, A. R. Raffan, G. Love, J. Hammand, K.* Evening Student. f L" matricula ted.FIRST TEAB EXAMINATION IN ARTS. 259Satisfied the Conditions of By-laws, Chap. XV., Sec. 12.Alexander, Maud M.Amos, NeIHe M.Armstrong, Helen D. H.Ballhausen, F. L.Bolton, Barbara M.Boydell, W. G. B.Brownlie, Eveline A.Budden, Winnifred M.Castleman, A.Caddy, J. P.Campbell, J. S.Farran, R. A. L.Ferguson, J. A.Fullerton, LottieGiblin, N. E.Gibson, M.Harris, H. T. R.Harris, R. A.Heaslop, J. W.Hinten, W. S.Hodge, S. T.Lord, F. C. T.Henry, Ida E.Isaacs, R. M. .Jackson, F. H.King-Kemp, Laura M.Larcombe,E. R.Larkins, F. J. M.Leslie, J. K.Loudon, Bertha W.Mackellar, K. K.Macrossan, H. D.Makin, W.Massey-Makinson, A.McCrae, A. G.McKelvey, J. L.Milford, G. D.Murray-Prior, MabelMulholland, J. J.Paton, Maiy P.Phillips, F. G.Powell, S. W. C.November, 1899.I Phillips, R. B: ? Shiels, J. S.Evening Students.Class Examination', December, 1899.Pass.Class II.t Simpson, W. W.Satisfied the Conditions of By-laws, Chap. XV1, Sec. 12.Reid, Violet M.Rentoul, J. B.Reynolds, E. H.Roberta, S. A..C.Roger, J. M.Rutherford, C. M.Sandford, Blanche V.Slattery, J. N.Smith, "W. .Smith, W. M.Simpson, F. G. M.Teece, R. N.Tivey, J. P.Verge, A.Wheeler, H.Welch, L. St. V.Wilshire, H.Woodburn, J. W.Woodcook, L. R.Artlett, W. L.t Giles, J. H.tGurney, H. B.Lindsay, W. C.Little, V. A. S.tMcAlpine, C. F.O'Reilly, W. C.Schrader, C. P. P.PHYSICS.Class Examination, August, 1899.Fraser-Hill, CharlotteE.Taylor, T. G.Mackness, ConstanceMcCrae, A. G.Ballhausen, F. L.RafEan, G.Simpson, F. G. McN.Woodcock, L. R.Leslie, J. R.Rutherford, C. M.Pass.Tivey, J. P.Budden, W. M.Crisford, H. M. N.McKelvey, J. L.Sandford, Blanche V.Reynolds, E. H. \Welch, L. St. V. IBolton, Barbara M. 1Larkins, F. J. M. /Boydell, W. seq.Wilshire, H.Amos, Nellie M.Reid, Violet M.Fullerton, LottieGiblin, N. E. JCastleman, A.)Harris, R. Aj86I-HaU, E. K. \Macrossan, H. D.) xq-t Uumatriculated.260 FIRST YEAR EXAMINATION EST ARTS.Smith, "W. M.Harris, H. T. R.King-Kemp, L. M.Isaacs, R. M.Farran, R. A. L. )Milford, G. D. ?q.Mote, A. R. )Heaslop, J. W.Smith, W. )Teeoe, R. N. J ?q.Phillips, R. B. )Physicscontinued.Wheeler, H. C. F.Caddy, J. P.Roberts, A. S. C.Armstrong, H. D. H.Woodburn, J. W.Brownlie, Eveline A.Green, H. M.Jackson, F. H. \Campbell, J. S. > ?q.MaKn, W. )Verge, A. ")Ferguson, J. A. j ^-Phillips, F. G.Roger, J. M.Murray-Prior, M.Massey-Makinson,A.Lord, F. C. T.Shiels, J. S.Henry, Ida E. "Rentoul, J. B.Hammand, K.Paton, Mary P.Powell, S. W. C.Loudon, Bertha W.Alexander, Maud M.Mackellar, K. K.S?q.Class Examination, November, 1899.Pass.Gibson, R. M.Hinten, W. S.Mackness, C. ~)Taylor, T. G. j ?qFraser-Hill, C. E.Hall, E. K.Fullerton, LottieJensen, H. I. (Science)Crisford, Hilda N. M.Corlette, J. M. C. (Eg.)Love, J.Mawson, D. (Eg.)Castleman, A.Ballhausen, F.Hammand, K.Budden, W. M. Ferguson, J. A. > ?q.Teece, R. N. JAlexander, Maud M.Vonwiller, O. U. (Eg.)Bolton, Barbara M.Dart, R. N. (Eg.)Caddy, J. P.tDunstan, P. E.(Eg.)Mote, A. R.Reid, Violet, M.I Hodge, S. T.I Larcombe, E. R.PHYSIOGRAPHY.December, 1899.Pass.Giblin, N. E. \ ?,King-Kemp, L. M. j KJackson, F. H.Raffan, G.Simpson.F.G. McN.Clayton, C. H. J.(Eg.)Phillips, F. G.Thomas, D. (Eg.)Wheeler, H. C. F.Verge, A.Brownlie, E. A. )Han-is, R. A. j ?qMurray-Prior, MabelTivey, J. P. )MaHn, W. 5 ?q.Smith, W. )Woodburn, J. W.Phillips, R. B.Hodge, S. T.Harris, H. T. R. ")Powell, S. W. C. j 3^Sandford, Blanche V.Henry, Ida E. \Paton, Mary P. J86I- Love, J. Slattery, J. N.Try, J. C. (Eg.)Armstrong,H.D.H. ( ?,Rutherford, CM. ) SBoydeU, W. G. B. j .Stewart, A. H. (Eg.) } g"Walker, H. (Eg.) ) BWelch, L. St. V.Corfe, D. B. (Eg.)Farran, R. A. L.Amos, Nellie M. \Brooks, H. (Eg.) ?Reynolds, E. H. (SWood. H. (Eg.) ;Roberts, S. A. C.Lord, F. C. T.Loudon, Bertha W. )McKelvey, J. L. } g1Rentoul, J. B. J-Leslie, J. R.Wilshire, H.Roger, J. M. \ ?,Weigall,H.S.(Eg.)j StBarton.B.V. (Eg.) \Heaslop, J. W. r ?,Macrossan, H. D. aStanley, F. V. (Eg.).)t UnmatriculatedEIRST TEAR EXAMINATION IN ARTS.261McCrae, A. G.Campbell, J. S.Makinson, A. M.Hinten, "W. S.> ?q.Physiographycontinued.Larkins, F. J. M.Davies, H. W. (Eg.)March, 1900.I Isaacs, R. McI.Green, H. M.Larcombe, E. R.I Smith, "W. M.FACULTY OF ARTS.SECOND YEAR EXAMINATION.December, 1899, ano March, 1900.Cooper Scholarship, No. I., foe ClassicsF. A. Todd.Garton Scholarship, No. II., foe French and GermanIna B. H.Armstrong.Peofessoe MacCalluii's Peize foe English EssaysD. Wilson.Professor Wood's Prize foe HistoeyElsie A. H. Mills.The followiso have completed the Second Year Examination.Armstrong, Ina B. H.Bowmaker, Jessie* Browne, J. A.Bruce, AnnieBruce, Grace Mitchell* Chambers, G. A.Crowley, Archibald* De Iiepervanche, E. M.Fahey, B. F.Fry, F. Mildred* Graham, A. N.t* Grieve, J. T.LATIN.Class I.Todd, F. A.Class II.Paxton, BethaMiUs, Elsie A. H.Hill, J. G. W.GEEEK.Class I.Todd, F. A.Class III.Hill, J. G. W.SENIOR FBENCH.Class I.Paxton, BethaArmstrong, Ina B. H.Class II.Palmer, SelinaE.(Alphabetical.)HUl, J. G. W.Holt, Edith J. K.Jarrett, Marjorie K.Maclnnes, A.Maclean, C. H. R.MiUs, Elsie A. H.O'Sullivan, Eugene F.Palmer, Selina E.Paxton, BethaPetrie, Edith MaudPower, P. H.HONOUR LISTS.MATHEMATICS.Class I.Mort, H. S. (Sei.)Class III.Heery, T. J.ENGLISH.Class II.* Browne, J. A.Class III.Armstrong, Ina B. H.Holt, Edith J. K.SENIOR GERMAN.Class I.Armstrong, Ina B. H.Reynolds, R. B.Ryan, J. W.Stephenson, A. LeUa* Stoyles, H. G.Taylor, T. M.Todd, F. A.Vickery, E. F.* Walsh, James J.White, A. B. S.WUson, D.WUson. G. H.LOGIC AND MENTALPHILOSOPHY.Class I.Bowmaker, JessieClass II.Bruce, Grace M.Fry, F. MildredClass III.Jarrett, Marjorie K.HISTORY.Class I.Mills, Elsie A. H.Class II.Jarrett, Marjorie K.Class III.Vickery, E. F.* Evening Student. t TJnmatricuiated.SECOND YEAR EXAMINATION IN ARTS. 263ORDER OF SIERIT IN INDIVIDUAL SUBJECTS.ENGLISH.MUIs, Elsie A. H.Paxton, BethaFry, Florence M.Wilson, D.Jarrett, Marjorie K."Wilson, G. H.Armitage, C. H.Crowley, A.Ryan, J. W.Palmer, Selina E.Vickery, E. F. ~)Browne, J. Aj?qBruce, Grace M.Power, P. H.Fry, F. MildredAnderson, Virginia* Armitage, C. H.Orowley, A.Wilson, D.Fahey, B. F.Bruce, AnnieHolt, Edith J. K.Jarrett, Marjorie K.Maclean, C. H. R.Bowmaker, Jessie* Fetherstone, L.Fry, F. MildredHeery, D. J.seq.Pass, December, 1899.Bruce, Grace M.Ryan, J. W.Chambers, G. A.Palmer, Selina E.Bowmaker, JessieMabch, 1900 (Alphabetical).Graham, A. N.Stephenson, A. LeilaLATIN.Pass, December, 1899.Reynolds, R. B.Fahey, B. F.Bowmaker, JessieStephenson, A. LeilaStoyles, H. G.Bruce, AnnieFetherstone, L.March, 1900 (Alphabetical).Heery, D. J.Heery, T. J.FRENCH.Pass, December, 1899.Wilson, G. H.Bruce, Grace M.Browne, J. A.Bowmaker, JessieO'Sullivan, E. F.~)Stoyles, H. G. jMaclnnes, A.Bruce, AnnieMaclean, C. H. R.Reynolds, R. B.I Taylor, T. M.I Walsh, J. J.O'Sullivan, E. F.White, A. B. S.Chambers, G. A.Maclnnes, A.Petrie, Edith M.Graham, A. N.Neale, C. N.Taylor, T. M.Petrie, Edith M.* Graham, A. N.Reynolds, R. B.aeq.March, 1900 (Alphabetical).I Stephenson, A. Leila I White, A. B. S.I Stoyles, H. G. |OERMAN (Sesior).Pass, December, 1899.Vickery, E. F." SIATHEMATICS.Pass, December, 1899 (Alphabetical).I Holt, Edith J. K. I Maclnnes, A.March, 1900 (Alphabetical).I MacLean, C. H. R. I O'Sullivan, E. F.* Evening Student.264 SECOND TEAR EXAMINATION LN ARTS.LOGIC AND MENTAL PHILOSOPHY.Mills, Elsie A. H.Palmer, Selina E.Wilson, G. H. ")Paxton, Betha / ^-Vickery, E. F. \Fahey, B. E. / 86I"Armstrong, I. B. H. ")Holt, Edith J. K. )Ryan, J. W.Pass, December, 1899.Stephenson, A. LeilaWilson, D.*De Lepervanche, E. M.White, A. B. S.Bruce, AnnieTaylor, T. M.O'SulHvan, E. F.* Chambers, Gt. A.March, 1900.Hill, J. G. W.Reynolds, R. B. Stoyles, H. G.Crowley, A. \Power, P. H.) ?q*Annitage, C. H.Noake, R. R.Maclnnes, A.* Graham, A. N.*De Lepervanche, E. M.Fahey, B. F.Wilson, G. H.Wilson, D.Hill, J. G. W.HISTORY.Pass, December, 1899.tHall, W. M. C.Petrie, Edith M."Chambers, G. A.eNeale, CN.*tGriere, J. T.Crowley, A.Neale, C. N.Power, P. H.March, 1900 (Alphabetical.)I Taylor, T. M.I White A. B. S.GEOLOGY.(See iiiuler Second Year in Engineering.)SENIOR GREEK.See Third Tear.March, 1900.Walsh, J. J.* Evening Student, t Unmatriculated.FACULTY OF ARTS.THIED YEAH EXAMINATION.December, 1899, and March, 1900.XTniveesity Medal foe ClassicsR. N. Robson.Uniyeesity Medal foe Logic and Mental PhilosophyE. N. Menington.Feazee Scholarship foe HistoeyFlorence M. Rutherford.Caroline M. Scrutton, prox. ace.Peofessoe Andeeson's Class Peize foe Looic and Mental PhilosophyE. N. MerringtorPeofessoe MacCallum's Peize foe EnglishCaroline M. Scrutton.Peize given by the Comite' de l'Alliance Feancaise foe Proficiency iFrenchN. J. Gough.Peofessoe David's Peize foe G-eolooyE. N. Wiltou.The followixc have completed the Third Year Examination' :Bailey, Margaret A.*Binns, W. J.Buchanan, C. P.Butler, P. J.Butler, S. W. B.Carlile-Thomas, EllaClark, F. G.Eldridge, Ada M.Fell, Catherine I.Guiara, Dora A.Gough, N. J.Grieve, R. H.Henry, AdaHiU, J. H. F.LATIN.Class I.Robson, R. N.HiU, J. H. F., prox. ace.Class II.BaUey, Margaret A.Mutton, I.(Alphabetical.)Hutchison, G. T.*De Lepervanche, E. M.McCook, W. H.McLintock, W. C. S.Manning, H. E.Merrington, E. N.Mutton, I.Newsham, Alice I.Nolan, J. H. M.Poidevin, L. O. S.Robson, R. N.Roseby, S: MabelRutherford, Florence M.Rutherford, G. W.HONOUR LISTS.Class III.Uther, Mary H.*Gough, K. J.SmaU, E. EUaSadler, A.SayweU, T. S.Scruttou, CaroUne M.Sheridan, Muriel E. B.SmaU, E. EUaStephen, H. M.Studds, H. A.Turner, EmUy M.Uther, Mary H."Ward, L. K.West, Edith A.Wilson, Gwendolene L.WUton, E. N.Young, J.GREEK.Class I.Robson, R. N.Class II.HUl, J. H. F.Class III.Mutton, I.* Evening Student.266 THIRD TEAK EXAMINATION IN ARTS.MATHEMATICS.Class II.Stephen, H. M.SENIOR GERMAN.Class I.Bailey, Margaret A.ENGLISH.Class I.Scratton, Caroline M.Class III.*Gough, N. J.Honour Listscontinued.SENIOR FRENCH.Class I.Bailey, Margaret A.Gough, N. J.Uther, Mary H.Class III.Small, E. EllaLOGIC AND MENTALPHILOSOPHY.Class I.Merrington, E. N.Class II.Bailey, Margaret A.Browne, J. A. (2nd yr.)*Binns, W. J.Class III.Gillam, Dora A.Sheridan, Muriel E. B.HISTORY.Class I.Rutherford, Florence M.Scrutton, Caroline M.Fell, Catherine I.Class II.Nolan, J. H. M.GEOLOGY.Honours.Class I.Wilton, E. N.ORDER OF MERIT IN INDIVIDUAL SUBJECTS.ENGLISH.Fell, Catherine I.Wilson, Gwendolene L.Wilton, E. N.Merrington, E. N.") ?,Henry, Ada j SPass, December, 1899.Newsham, Alice I.Binns, W. J.Roseby, Sarah M.Buchanan, C. P.Poidevin, L. O. S.Sadler, A.Carlile-Thomas, EllaStudds, H. A.tRUey, P. R.Butler, S. W. B.March, 1900 (Alphabetical).Brownlie, EHz. A. D. I Grieve, R. H. | *De Lepervanche, E. M.Rutherford, Florence M.Sheridan, M. E. B.") ?,Nolan, J. H. M. j SSaywell, T. S.Scrutton, Carol. M. ") ?,Clark, F. G. ) SMcLintock, W. C. S.Brownlie, Eliz. A.Grieve, R. H.D.LATIN.Pass, December, 1899.Roseby, Sarah M.Fell, Catherine I. \Ward, L. K, < 8^"Newsham, Alice '.Turner, Emily M.LL.':): seq.Stephen, H. M.Gillam, Dora A.McCook, W. H.Binns, W. J. 'West, Edith A.Wilson, Gwendolene L.Eldridge, Ada M.Ryan, J. W. (2nd yr.)Ward, L. K. (3rd yr.)March, 1900 (Alphabetical). Hutchison, G. T. I Manning, H. E.I De Lepervanche, E. M. > McMahon, W. T).GREEK (SENIOR).Pass, December, 1899I Merrington, E. N. (3rd I Power, P. H. (2nd yr.)i yr.) !* Evening Student. t Unmatriculated.THLRD YEAR EXAMINATION IN ARTS.267Saywell, T. S.Eldridge, Ada M.Grieve, R. H.FRENCH.Pass, December, 1899.I Turner, Emily M.March, 1900 (Alphabetical).I *De Lepervanche, E. M.West, Edith A.Studds, H. A.LOGIC AND MENTAL PHILOSOPHY.Rutherford,Florence M.Scrutton, Caroline M.Wilson, G-L. \ ?Rutherford, G. W. j SBWard, L. K.Buchanan, C. P.Wilton, E. N.Young, J.Hutehison, G. T.) S?q.Pass, December, 1S99.McLintock,W.C.S.">Small, Ethel E. jFell, Catherine I. ")Poidevin, L. O.S.]*Nolan, J. H. M.Carlile-Thomas, E. \ ?Saywell, T. S. JSHenry, AdaMaech, 1900 (Alphabetical)Mutton, I.tRiley, P. R.Studds, H. A.Turner, Emily M.Eldridge, Ada M.Butler, S. W. B.Hill, J. H. F.McCook, W. H.HISTORY.Pass, December, 1899.Rohson, R. N.McLintock, W. C. S.Butler, P. J.Uther, Mary H. seq.Gillam, Dora A. "1Poidevin.L. O.S.J :Henry, AdaSheridan, Muriel E. B.Newsham, Alice I.March, 1900.McCook, W. H.GEOLOGY.Pass, December, 1899 (Alphabetical).I Roseby, Sarah M. | Sadler, A.CHEMISTRY.Pass, December, 1899,Sadler, A.BOTANY.Pass, December, 1899.Carlile-Thomas, EllaHutchison, G. T.MATHEMATICS.Pass, March, 1900.I West, Edith A.LAW SUBJECTS.{See under Faculty of Law.)* Evening Student. t Unmatriculated.FACULTY OF ARTS.M.A. EXAMINATION.Maeoh, 1899.SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS.Honours.Class II.Sawkins, D. T., B.A,SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHY. .Pass.Waddell, G. W., B.A.Teates, A. A., B.A.Browne, G. E., B.A.SCHOOL OF MODERN HISTORY.Hosoubs.Class I.Teece, R. C, B.A., (Unirersitv Medal).Class II.Lance, Elisabeth A., B.A.FACULTY OF LAW.INTEKMEDIATE EXAMINATION.March, 1900.Wioeam Allen Scholaeship foe Peoficiency the Subject of theExaminationP. J. Butler and G. W. Rutherford, ieq.Pass.Butler, P. J.Rutherford, G. W.Clark, F. G.(Ortler of Merit.)McLaren, A. D., B.A.Young, J.Rogers, W. A. HalseManning, H. E.Swanwick, K. ff., B.A.Arnold, A. G. de L.KOMAN LAW, JURISPRUDENCE AND THE THEORY OF LEGISLATION.Butler, P. J.Clark, F. G.(Order of Merit.)McLaren, A. D.,B.A.Rutherford, G W.Young, J.Manning, H. E.Rogers, Vf. A. HalseSwanwick, K. ft., B.A.Arnold, A. G. de L.CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND INTERNATIONAL LAW.(Order of Merit.)Nicholson, G. G., B.A.Rutherford, G. W.Butler, P. J.McLaren, A. D., B.A.Clark. F. G. Young, J. ) ?1Rogers, W. A. HaJseBuchanan, C. P.Arnold, A. G. de L.Manning, H. E.Swanwick, K. ff., B.A.Butler, S. W. B..FINAL LL.B. EXAMINATION.Maech, 1900.Univeesity MedalE. M. Mitchell, B.A.HONOURS. PASS.Class I.Mitchell, E. M., B.A.Class. II.Forsyth, W. G., B.A.Monahan, Vf. Vf., B.A.Richardson, C. N. D., B.A.Craig, C, B.A.Sullivan, R., B.A.Warren, E. W., B.A., B.E.FACULTY OF MEDICINE.PIEST TEAR EXAMINATION.Decembee, 1899.Renwick Soholaeship foe Geneeal Peoficiency in the Subjects of theExaminationCyril Quaife.Collie Peize foe BotanyG. A. Buchanan.Peofessoe Haswkll's Peizes foe Zoology (Class Examination)G-. A.Buchanan. (Laboratory Notes)T. P. Connolly.Slade Peize foe Practical PhysicsH. E. Whitfeld, B.A. \H. O. Lethbridge ) ^"Adams, !Frances L.Benjafield, V.Buchanan, G. A.Browne, C. S.Clifford, J. P.Connolly, T. P.Cook, J. P.Cook, S. L., B.A.Pass (Alphabetical).D'Arcy, Constance E.Godsall, R. S.Goergs, K. R. W.Johnston, L. P.Jones, L.Lethbridge, H. O.McEncroe, J. M.Mansfield, W. C.Mawson, "W.O'Reilly, Susannah H.Perkins, R.Quaife, C.Riley, S. B., B.A.Sheehy, "W.Thomson, Jean G.CLASS LISTS LX HONOUES.BIOLOGY.Class I.Buchanan, G. A.Quaife, C.Class II.Connolly, T. P.Haswon, W.O'Reilly, Susannah H.Jensen, H. I. (Sei.)Browne, C. S.Buchanan, J. D.Fox, L. J.CHEMISTEY.Class I.Browne, C. S.Quaife, C.Class II.Buchanan, G. A.PHYSICS.Class I.Mawson, W.Class II.Quaife, C.O'Reilly, Susannah H.Lethbridge, H. O.Buchanan, G. A.D'Arcy, Constance E.DEFEREED EXAMINATION.March, 1000.Pass.I Gillespie, A. P.I Phillips, A. B.1 Ure, Sarah L.PHAEMACY STUDENTS.*Lawranee, S. N. (passed in Botany).*Gray, F. (passed in Practical Chemistry).* Unmatriculated.FACULTY OF MEDICINE. 271SECOND YEAE EXAMINATION.December, 1899Pass (Alphabetical).Adams, F. C. Aiken, P. N. Bond, L. W. Clouston, T. B. Dansey, St. J. W. Davis, J. S. Finckh, A. E. Fox, H. E.Higgins, T. E. C. Hipsley, P. L. KendaU, H. W. Latham, O. Marsh, H. S. Mason, T. W. Newman,- E. L. Osborne, J. K.Plomley, M. J. Sharp, G. G. Smith, S. A. Suckling, F. M. Thomson, J. M. Walton, J. F. Waugh, R. Woolnough, R. E.ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY.Passed with Distinction.Hipsley, P. L Dansey, St. J. Mason, T. AV.W.Woolnough, R. E. Davis, J. S.Passed with Credit.Marsh, H. S. Smith, S. A. "1 Suckling, F. M. ; ?