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ANNUAL REPORT vii Wheatstone Professor of Physics in the College in 1913 and relinquished that appointment on becoming Yarrow Research Professor of the Royal Society in 1924 Sir John Charlton Briscoe Bart Warneford Medical Scholar of King's College in 1892 Physician of King's College Hospital since 1908 Distinctions Gained by Past and Present Members or the College Professor Newton succeeded Professor Pollard as Chairman of the Board of Studies in History and was elected Membre Effectif de l'lnstitut Colonial International Professor Prestage proceeded to the Degree of Litt in the University of Oxford Dr Reed was elected member of the Senate The Principal acted as Vice-President of the Education Section at the Southampton meeting of the British Association and gave an address on The Training of Teachers and lecture on The Making of National Character He was also appointed to deliver the Steven- son Lectures in the University of Glasgow during the session 1925-6 Professor Gordon was elected to the Council of the Geological Society acted as Recorder of Section Geology of the British Association and was selected by the British Museum to deliver the Swiney Lectures in Geology during next session Professor Cook acted as Secretary of Section Engineering of the British Association Both Professor Richardson and Professor Appleton delivered courses of lectures at Universities in Holland during the last term of the session Professor Wildon Carr accepted an invitation to lecture in the University of California during the session 1925-6 Professor Barclay-Smith was appointed Chairman of the University Board of Studies in Human Anatomy and Morphology and member of the Corporation and the Council bf King's College Professor MacDowall was elected Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh Mr Negus and Mr Stanford Cade were appointed Hunterian Pro- fessors of the Royal College of Surgeons for their work on the mechan- ism of the Larynx and on Paravertebral Ansesthesia respectively Mr Wakeley was appointed Assistant Surgeon of the West End Hospital for Nervous Diseases and Mr Reeves received the degree of Ph from the University of Birmingham for his investi- gations of the Tellurium Compounds Dr Ingleby research worker in the Department of Physiology was appointed acting Professor of Pathology at the Women's Medical College Pennsylvania Mr Lobban was awarded the degree of Sc by the University of Glasgow and with Mr Geneve was invited to act as Consulting Engineer for the steel work and concrete floors of the new buildings of Nottingham University College Mr Quianlan student in the Department of Electrical Engineering was awarded an Industrial Bursary by the Commissioners for the Exhibition of 1851