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Kelly, St. John's.

Syers, Caius.

Boyns, St. John's.

Margerison, Trinity.
Moore, Pembroke.

THIRD CLASS.

Ds. Strahan, St. John's.
Eccles, Caius.

Elliott, St. John's.

Hutton, St. John's.

Woodd, A.B., Trinity.

THEOLOGICAL TRIPOS, 1875.

EXAMINERS.

C. A. Swainson, D.D.
J. B. Lightfoot, D.D.
J. J. S. Perowne, D.D.
J. E. B. Mayor, B.D.
H. B. Swete, B.D.
J. Sharpe, M.Α.

FIRST CLASS.

Ds. Stroane, Emmanuel.

123 Williams, Jesus.

Buxton, Clare.

Harvey, St. Catherine's.

Marke, Trinity Hall.

SECOND CLASS.

Parker, Trinity.

Ds. Smith, Clare.

Hebrew Prize. 2 Scholefield Prize. 3 Evans Prize.

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INDEX.

The figures between ( ) refer to Part I.

ABERCORN, THE DUKE OF, installed as
Grand Master of Freemasons at Dublin,

3.

ABERDARE, Lord, interposes as mediator
during the Iron and Coal trade Strike,
[65]; describes the result of Strike,
[67].

ABSTRACT OF REPORTS for 1875, 227.
ACADEMY. Vide Royal Academy.
ACCIDENTS. Fatal boat, on the Tyne, 3;
alarming occurrence at Jerusalem
Chambers, 15; death from game at
football, 19; a runaway engine at
Stamford, 25; fatal carriage, in St.
James's Park, 29; to a jockey at Ep-
som, 31; a student drowned at Oxford,
47; to a pleasure-boat at Herne Bay, 51;
death by burning in Fleet Street, 52;
at Drury Lane Theatre, 60; to tourists
in Wales, 65; carriage, in Wharfdale,
79; fall of a factory at Liverpool, 81;
to a boatfull of Royal Marines at Ply-
mouth, 84; to the Dorking coach, 85;
to a lifeboat on the Mersey, 91; an
organist killed by lightning, ib.; a
lady killed by a catapult, 99; fatal
boat, at Maidenhead, 103; chemical
explosion in Holborn, ib.; death of a
lady from inhaling chloroform, 115;
explosion at Bremerhaven, 120; fatal
boat, on the Nile, 125.

"ACTORS AND THE ART OF ACTING," by
Mr. G. H. Lewes, [364].
"ADMIRAL POPOFF," Russian circular
ironclad, Launch of the, [287].
ADULTERATION OF FOOD ACт, [47].
ADVENTURE ON AN UNINHABITED ISLAND,
42.

ADVOCATES' LIBRARY, EDINBURGH, Fire at
the, 14.

AERONAUTICS.-A perilous balloon jour-
ney, 33; Simmond's Flying Machine,
122; experiments at Chatham, 123.
AFRICA.-Langalibalele's sentence miti-
gated, [76]; Lord Carnarvon's despatch
to chief and tribe, [ib.]; resignation of
Sir B. Pine, Governor of Natal, [77];
Lord Carnarvon's policy and Sir Garnet

Wolseley's administration, [26.]; Reform
Bill, [78]; successful temporary ad-
ministration, [79]; Sir Henry Bulwer
appointed Governor, [ib.]; Lord Car-
narvon's legislation; selects Mr. J. A.
Froude as his semi-official representa-
tive, [ib.]; historical sketch of British
Colonies in South Africa, [80]; des-
patch to Sir Henry Barkly, [ib.]; objects
of the proposed Conference, [81]; op-
position in Cape Colony, [82]; Mr.
Froude and Mr. Molteno upon, [ib.];
award in the Delagoa Bay Arbitration,
[85]; news of Lieut. Cameron, 123.
AFRICAN PRINCE, Arrival of the son of
King Coffee, 38.

AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS ACT introduced
by the Duke of Richmond and passed
by the Lords, [42]; introduced in the
Commons by Mr. Disraeli, [ib.].
AGRICULTURAL RETURNS for 1874, 229.
ALARMING SCENE in a church, 4.
"ALBERTA" AND "MISTLETOE," Collision
between the, 73; the coroner's jury at

Winchester Assizes, 119, [132].
ALBERT HALL, Grand ceremony at, 30.
ALBERT MEMORIAL, Elevation of statue to

pedestal, [383].

ALBURY CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC CHURCH,

exciting scene in, 4.
ALDBOROUGH, EARL OF, Obituary notice,

152.

ALDERSHOT, Review of troops at, 58.
ALEXANDER, Capt., Obituary notice, 152.
ALEXANDRA PALACE, Opening of, 33;
races, 47; hound show at, 61; inter-
national pigeon races at, 63.
ALDWICK MAIN COLLIERY, Explosion, 2.
"ALGERIA AS IT IS," by Mr. George
Gasken, [352].

AMERICAN REVIVALISTS, The, 28.
AMERICA. Vide United States; Southern
States of, [323].
"ANATOLICA," by Mr. Davis, [355].
ANDERSEN, HANS CHRISTIAN, Obituary
notice, 145.

ARCTIC COMMITTEE, Report of the Ad-
miralty. Vide Science, [384].

ARCTIC EXPEDITION-Organisation and
equipment, [69]; report of the Arctic
Committee and designs of the expedi-
tion, [71]; departure of the "Alert"
and "Discovery," 46; departure of the
"Pandora," 57; return of the "Valo-
rous," [72], 79; return of the "Pan-
dora," 96; discovery of letters and
despatches, [73]; death of Lady Frank-
lin, [74]; monument to Sir John and
Lady Franklin in Westminster Abbey,
[ib.]; report of the Admiralty Com-
mittee, [384]; letters from the "Dis-
covery" and "Alert," 214.

ARMY AND NAVY ESTIMATES-moved by
Mr. Gathorne Hardy, [29]; the Navy
Estimates moved by Mr. Ward Hunt,
[30].

ARMY MOBILISATION SCHEME, [135];
arrangement of the military forces,
[ib.].

ARMY STATISTICS, 234.
ARNIM'S, COUNT, Appeal and sentence,
[228].

ARTIZANS' DWELLINGS IMPROVEMENT BILL,
introduced by Mr. Cross, [43]; opposed
in committee and becomes law, [44].
ARTILLERY, ROYAL, Banquet to the Prince
Imperial, 12.
ART, RETROSPECT OF, [373].
ASCOT RACES, Gold Cup day, 51.
ASSAULT IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE, 55.
AUSTRALIA.-Meeting in Sydney to con-
sider scheme of New Guinea annexation,
[103]; ministerial crisis, [104]; the
Budget, [ib.]; general condition of the
Colony, [105].
AUSTRO-HUNGARY.

History of the
year, [232]; meeting of the Reichsrath,
[ib.]; prosecution of Herr Ofenheim,
[233]; extraordinary incident at the
trial, [234]; resolutions to Government
from Diets for protection of native in-
dustry, [ib.]; ministerial crisis in
Hungary, [235]; new ministry, [236];
opening of new bed of the Danube at
Vienna, [ib.]; death, will, and funeral
of the Ex-Emperor Ferdinand, [237];
deaths of the Duke of Modena and Arch-
bishop of Vienna, [238]; report of the
Committee of Hungarian Delegation,
[239]; Count Andrassy's explanations,
[240]; notice of withdrawal from the
European Treaty of Commerce, [241].

BAKER, COLONEL, convicted, sentenced,
and dismissed from the Army for as-
sault in a railway carriage, 55.

BALACLAVA CHARGE, Banquet to the sur-
vivors of, 97.
BALLOON JOURNEY, A perilous, 33.
BANK HOLIDAYS.-Amusements on Easter
Monday, 24; Whit-Monday, 41

BANQUET to the Prince Imperial, 12.
BASKET BURIAL, exhibition of wicker
coffins at Stafford House, 53.
BATEMAN, MR., Obituary notice, 134.
BAVARIA. Vide Germany.
BAXTER, DR. W. R., Obituary notice, 148.
BAXTER, MR. DUDLEY, Obituary notice,

141.

BELGIUM.-History of the year, [262];
dispute with Germany, [263]; mar-
riage of King's daughter, Louise, to
Duke of Saxony, [266]; religious dis-
turbances at Ghent, Antwerp, &c.,
[267].

BENNETT, SIR WILLIAM STERNDALE, Oli-
tuary notice, 132.

BENN, MAJOR-GEN., Obituary notice, 153.
BESSEMER SALOON STEAMER, trial trip,
38.

BERKSHIRE, Jewel robberies in, 9.

BIANCONI, MR. CHARLES, Obituary notice,

146.

BICYCLE CLUB, London, 4.

BIGNOLD, SIR SAMUEL, Obituary notice,
129.

BIRCH, MURDER OF MR., at the Straits'
Settlement. [102].

BISMARCK, PRINCE.-Speeches upon Ec-
clesiastical Laws, [206], [212]; re-ap-
pearance after illness, [226]; speech
on the Penal Code Bill, [227].
BLACKFRIARS, Railway accident at, 105.
BLONDIN, Extraordinary feat of, 96.
BOARD OF TRADE REPORTS, 231.
BONAPARTIST Candidate returned for the

Hautes Pyrenees, [146]; secret com-
mittee, [167].

BOOKS PUBLISHED IN GREAT BRITAIN in
1875, [325].

"BOSSUET AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES,"
[334].

BOULOGNE, Extraordinary scene at, 75.
"BOYNE," Wreck of the, 72.
BOYTON, CAPTAIN PAUL.-Experiments
with life-saving dress, 17; voyage to
Greenwich, [ib.]; attempts to cross the
English Channel, 27; second voyage a
success, 44; directs a "Boyton Re-
gatta," 70.
BOXING-DAY ENTERTAINMENTS, 126.
BRASSEY, Letter from Mr. T., and effect
upon the colliers' strike, [66].
BRAZILS.-Speech of the Emperor at the
opening of the Chamber, [322]; reli-
gious disturbances, [ib.].
BREMERHAVEN, Diabolical crime at, 120.
BRIDGWATER, Great tidal wave at, 107.
BRITISH AND FOREIGN ANTI-SLAVERY
SOCIETY, Memorial to Government
from, [127], 225.

BRITISH ASSOCIATION, Annual meeting of
the, at Bristol, [388]; opening of
Forty-eighth Congress, 77.
BRIGHTON, Swimming feats of two ladies

at, 83.

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