HONOURS OBTAINED BY STUDENTS OF QUEEN'S COLLEGE, GALWAY, IN THE ROYAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND DURING 1894.*

*For the Scholars of the current Session, see pages 130-1.

Honours in History, Political Economy, and Jurisprudence.

M.A. DEGREE EXAMINATION.

Honours in Mathematical Physics and Experimental Physics. First Class, and a Special Prize of £40.

Henry, John,

HONOURS.

Second Class (£10).

Experimental Physics-First Class (First Place).
Zoology-Second Class.

Chemistry-Second Class.

TRAVELLING MEDICAL SCHOLARSHIP.

Allen, Robert, M.B., B.CH., B.A.0.

FORMER PROFESSORS AND OFFICERS.

Appointed.

1845. Very Rev. J. W. Kirwan, President,

1845. Edward Berwick, Vice-President, appointed

President, .

Vacated.

Died, 1849

Resigned, 1849

Resigned, 1849

1849. Thomas Drane, M.A., Professor of Civil

Engineering,

1850. Very Rev. J. P. O'Toole, Vice-President, Resigned, 1852 1849. Morgan W. Crofton, B.A., Professor of

Natural Philosophy, .

Resigned, 1852

[Fellow of the Royal Society, 1868; late Pro-
fessor of Mathematics, R.M. Academy,
Woolwich; Fellow of the Royal University
of Ireland; Author of Papers in Philo-
sophical Transactions, 1868-69.]

1849. Patrick G. Fitzgerald, Bursar,

1849. John Mulcahy, LL.D., Professor of Mathematics,

[Author of "Principles of Modern Geometry,”
1852.]

1849. W. E. Hearn, B.A., Professor of the Greek
Language,

Died, 1853

Died, 1853

Resigned, 1854

[Late Dean of the Faculty of Law in the
University of Melbourne. Author of "Plu-
tology," 1864; "The Government of Eng-
land ; and "The Aryan Family."]

1849. William Nesbitt, M.A., Professor of the Latin
Language, appointed to the Greek Professor-
ship, .

1849. Cornelius Mahony, Professor of the Celtic

Languages,

[Author of "History of Galway," 1820; and
of "Irish Minstrelsy or Bardic Remains of
Ireland," 1831.]

Died, 1855

Appointed.

Vacated.

Resigned, 1856

1849. Edmond Ronalds, PH.D., Professor of Che-
mistry,
[Editor of the Journal of the Chemical Society,
joint Editor with Dr. T. Richardson of
Knapp's "Chemistry in its applications to
the Arts and Manufactures," 1848-1851.
Author of papers:-" Ueber die Oxydation
des Wachses durch Saltpetersäure," Liebig
Ann. 1842, and "Excretion of Phosphorus,"
1853, Phil. Trans.]

1853. G. Johnstone Stoney, M.A., Professor of
Natural Philosophy, appointed Secretary of
the Queen's University,

Resigned, 1857

[Fellow of the Royal Society, 1861; late
Secretary to the Queen's University in Ire-
land. Author of numerous Scientific and
Philosophical Papers in Phil. Trans.; Trans.
of Royal Dublin Society, and Philosophical
Magazine.]

1849. H. Law, B.A., Professor of English Law, Resigned, 1858 [Solicitor-General, 1873; M.P. for London

derry, 1874; Attorney-General, 1880; Lord
Chancellor of Ireland, 1881.]

1849. Denis C. Heron, LL.D., Professor of Jurispru-
dence and Political Economy,

Resigned, 1859

[Serjeant-at-Law; M.P. for county of Tip-
perary, 1870. Author of "An Introduction
to the History of Jurisprudence," 1860, and
History of the University of Dublin."]

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1849. Wm. B. Blood, B.A., Professor of Civil Engineering,

Resigned, 1860

[Author of Paper on "Stresses in Girders,"
Min. Proc., I.C.E.]

1849. Charles Croker King, M.D., Professor of Ana-
tomy and Physiology,

Resigned, 1863

[M.R.I.A.; late Medical' Commissioner, Local

Government Board for Ireland. Author of
numerous Papers on Anatomy and Physio-
logy.]

1852. Joseph O'Leary, B.A., Vice-President, Pro

fessor of History and English Literature, Died, 1864 [Author of various Legal works.]

1853. Arthur Ireland, Bursar,

1852. William Nesbitt, M.A., Professor of the Greek Language,

Died, 1864

Resigned, 1864

[Late Professor of Latin, Queen's College,
Belfast. Author of the Article, "Horae
Taciteae" in Hermathena, Vol. III.]