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XXXV1 ANNUAL REPORT FACULTIES OF ARTS AND THEOLOGY DEPARTMENTS OF DIVINITY ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY THE HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION AND OLD TESTAMENT STUDIES Number of Students 83 First Degrees 2nd Class Honours Pass 24 DEPARTMENT OF ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY There were eight postgraduate students four reading for the Ph and four for the twenty-three students from other colleges and six Honours History students attended undergraduate lectures in Ecclesiastical History Professor Dugmore gave the first of four public lectures in Lambeth Palace Library on the English Prayer Book 1545-1662 entitled The first ten years 1549-1559 and he delivered course of twenty-four lectures on the Reformation Dr Collinson delivered course of public lectures in an annual autumn series in the rural deanery of Bedford on The English Re- formation He read paper to joint meeting of the Ipswich His- torical Society and Suffolk Institute of Archaeology on The Puritans in Elizabethan Suffolk and read communication at the summer meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society in Peterhouse Cambridge on The beginnings of English Sabbatarianism DEPARTMENT OF THE HISTORY AND PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION Th The Reverend Day taken under the Old Regulations Th Miss Oonagh McDonald Leibnitz-the problem of perception Th Mitchell "Miracles During the session there were six students engaged on research work Professor Lewis gave the second series of his Wilde Lectures in Natural and Comparative Religion at Oxford He also read papers to various philosophical societies and conferences He served as an examiner in Logic for the University of Glasgow and in Theology for the Universities Of Wales and Leeds The Reverend Dr Parrinder gave the following lectures Teaching about World Religions at conference of the Institute of Education Jesus in the Qur an for the Extra-Mural Department