Calendar: 1863-1864 Page 48

4S annual report and to the Assistant-Masters respectively The division of the School into two parts-one the division of Classics &c the other the division of Modern Instruction -continues to answer the purpose which led to its introduction The two Sections work together harmoniously though distinctly in their several spheres of action The Β" Division offers great advantages to boys who are preparing themselves for immediate entrance into their respective callings such as Com- mercial pursuits the Military or Naval Service or Engineering and Architecture But the old staple subjects of instruction Classics and Mathematics have been cultivated with as much assiduity and success as ever as will be seen by the following list of honours gained during the last year at the Universities At the University of Cambridge Pratt James Weston Scholar of Trinity and let Class in Classical Tripos Galliers Thomas Minor Scholar at Caius College At the University of Oxford Maidlow John Mott Fellowship Queen's Β water Ingram First Class Classics Ember son Frederick First Class Classics at Moderations Cheston Charles First Class Mathematics do Whitaker Walter Eugene Scholarship Brazenose Friend Martin Thomas Exhibition Magdalen Hall Saintsbury George Postmastership Merton At the University of London Thaine William Honours at Matriculation in Mathematics The Council have to regret the resignation of the Rev Dasent Master of the Upper Fifth Class on his appointment to the Head-Mastership to Alford School The Rev Marshall has been appointed to Mastership in the School The Department of the Evening Classes the latest insti- tuted is by no means the least important Slight fluctuations in the number of Students especially occasional ones must be