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annual report signed his lecturership in order to undertake work as Tutor in Modern History at Christ Church Oxford In the Department of Chemistry Mr Gauntlett ceased to be Demonstrator on being appointed to the post of Science Master in St Edward's School Oxford and Mr Campbell also retired from the office of Demonstrator The Department of Classics lost the services of Mr Cheetham Lecturer in Palaeography who left the College to become Warden of Egerton Hall Manchester In the Department of Mathematics in addition to Mr Edwards Miss Sheriff Assistant Lecturer in the Depart- ment and Mr Peaker temporary Assistant Lecturer also retired and Mr Roberts resigned his post of temporary Assistant Lecturer in order to undertake work in secondary school Dr Tinto Lecturer in the Department died early in the session The losses in the Department both by death and by the retirement of the members of its staff have been very heavy It remains to mention the retirement of Mr Mortimer-Woolf Lecturer in Applied Anatomy of Mr Drane Demonstrator in Physiology and of Luciani Assistant in the Department of French who at the end of the session returned to Paris to pursue his course of training at the icole Normale New Appointments Professorships -Professor Jolliffe for many years distinguished tutor in Mathematics at Corpus Christ College Oxford and since 1920 Professor at Royal Holloway College was elected during the session to Chair of Mathematics Mr Dover Wilson was elected to the Chair of Education He was at one time Lecturer at Goldsmiths' College and later at the University of Helsingfors he has served for many years as an Inspector under the Board of Education and he is known not only by his writings on education but also as Shaksperian scholar and editor Mr Ε Appleton Fellow of St John's College Cambridge and Demonstrator in the Cavendish Laboratory was appointed to the Wheatstone Chair of Physics Other Appointments Faculty of Arts -In the Department of English Mr Harrison was appointed Assistant Lecturer Mr Isaacs temporary Assistant Lecturer and Miss Mack in succession to Mr Collins Assistant for work in connection with the University Diploma in English In the Department of History the Rev Norman Sykes was appointed Lecturer Professor Dearmer was appointed Lecturer in Art Mr Bartlett was promoted to the rank of part-time Lecturer in Psychology and was appointed part-time Assistant in the Depart- ment of Education In the Department of French Molino succeeded Luciani as Assistant In Assyriology Mr Sidney Smith was appointed Honorary Lecturer in Sumerian and Mr Gadd in Accadian Assyriology Faculty of Natural Science -Mr McClelland and Mr Edwards were appointed Demonstrators in Chemistry and Mr Miller was made Research Assistant In the process of restaffing the