The historical register: a supplement to the Oxford University Calendar, with an alphabetical record of university honours and distinctions completed to the end of Trinity Term, 1900.

University of Oxford

Date:: 1900

Credit: The historical register: a supplement to the Oxford University Calendar, with an alphabetical record of university honours and distinctions completed to the end of Trinity Term, 1900. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by Royal College of Physicians, London. The original may be consulted at Royal College of Physicians, London.

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$not less than ^£700 or more than ^900 a year ; the requirements as to residence by tlie Professor varying according to the stipend received by him for the time being. The Professor is elected by a board consisting of the Vice-Chan- cellor, the Wayntlete Proi'essor of Chemistry, the Linacre Professor of Comparative Anatomy, the Professor of Geologj' in the University of Cambridge, and the President of the Eoyal Society. Professors. 1818 William Bucldand, B.D., Fellow of Coi-pus; afterwards Canon of Ch. Cli., D.D. 1856 John Phillips, M.A., Magdalen ; afterwards Hon. Fellow of Magdalen, and Hon. D.C.L. 1874 Joseph Prestwich, M.A., Ch. Ch. 1888 Alexander Henry Green, M.A., sometime Fellow of Gonnlle and Caius College, Cambridge 1897 William Johnson SolL'AS, D. Sc., sometime Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge; M.A., Queen's. Pbofessokship or Political Eookomy. Founded in the year 1825 by Henry Drummond, Esq., of Albury Park, in the coiintj' of Suirey, and fonnerly of Christ Chm-ch, whct charged his estate with a yearly rent of ^100 for the endowment. The Professor was to be elected by Convocation. The Professorship was not tenable for more than five years, and at first no one could be re-elected to it until after an interval of two years, but this latter restriction was abolished by a statute'.made in December, 1867. Under statutes made by the Commissioners of 1877 for the Univer- sity and All Souls College respectively, the emoluments derived from Mr. Drummond's benefaction are to be augmented fi'om the revenues of the College to -£800 a year, and the Professor is to receive from the same source the additional yearly sum of ^£200 as the emolument of a Fellowship to be held by him in the College. The Professor is elected by a board consisting of the Chancellor of the University, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Regius Profess6r of Modern History, White's Professor of Moral Philosophy, and a person nominated on each occasion by the Warden and Fellows of All Souls College to act as an elector on that occiision. He holds office for five y^ears, ljut may be re-elected. Professors. 1825 Nassan William Senior, M.A., sometime Fellow of Magdalen 1830 Richard Wliatoly, D.D , Princii.nl of St. Albnn Hall IKtl Williiim Forstcr Llovd, M..\., Student of Ch. Ch. 1837 Herman Merivale, M.A., soinotinu' Fellow of Bnlliol 1842 Travers Twiss, D.C.L., Fellow of University; afterwards Regius Professor of Civil liBW 1847 Nassau Wilb'nm Senior, again 1852 George Kettilby Ricknrds. ]\T..\., (nftenvaT-ds Sir George Kettilby Eickards. K.C.B.), sometime Michel Fellow of Queen's$