Papillon, Thomas Leslie, born at Lexden, Essex, 12 April, 1841; 0s. John, rector 41. Balliol, matric. 13 Oct., 60, aged 19 (from Marlborough), scholar 59-64, B.A. 64; fellow Merton 65-9, M.A. 67, tutor 66; fellow New Coll. 69-84, tutor 70-84 [Honours:—Hertford scholarship 62 (accessit 61), 1 classical mods. 62, Latin verse 63, 1 classics 64, accessit Craven scholarship 65], classical moderator 79, 85, 6, 7, chaplain Balliol 81-3, Whitehall preacher 77-9; vicar of Writtle, Essex, 84.
Driver, Samuel Rolles, D.D., fellow New Coll. 70-82, canon of Christ Church, where see page 403.
Bickmore, Charles Edward, born at Berkswell Hall, co. Warwick, 20 April, 1848; 1s. Charles, of Berkswell Hall, D.D. Christ Church, matric. 12 June, 67, aged 19 (from Westminster school), a junior student 67-72, B.A. 71; fellow New Coll. 72-86, M.A. 74 (Honours:—accessit junior mathematical scholarship 69, 2 classical mods, and 1 mathematical mods. 69, 1 mathematics 71), mathematical moderator 76-7, lecturer in mathematics New Coll. 72-82, Pembroke 73-4, and Keble 75-82.
Morshead, Edmund Doidge Anderson, born at Lympstone, Devon, 4 Feb, 1849; 3s. John Philip Anderson, vicar of Salcombe Regis, Devon, 54-81. New Coll., matric. 18 Oct., 67, aged 18 (from Winchester), scholar 67-72, B.A. 72, M.A. 74, fellow 74-9 (Honours:—accessit Hertford scholarship 69, 1 classical mods. 69, 1 classics 71); a master at Winchester college.
Fanshawe, Reginald, born at Lanchester, co. Durham, 20 Feb., 1855; 5s. John, cler. New Coll., matric. 12 Oct., 72, aged 17 (from Repton), scholar 73-7, B.A. 77, fellow 77-80, M.A. 78 (Honours:—1 classical mods. 73, 1 classics 76); professor of classics at University coll., Bristol, 79.
Gosset, Arthur Henry, born at Northam, Devon, 22 Sept., 1854; 5s. Isaac Henry, vicar of Northam 44-70. New Coll., matric. 10 Oct., 73, aged 19 (from Winchester), scholar 73-7, B.A. 77, fellow 77-85, M.A. 80 (Honours:—2 classical mods. 74, 1 classics 77, 1 law, 78); bar.-at-law, Lincoln's Inn, 80. See Foster's Men at the Bar.
Horton, Robert Forman, born in London 18 Sept., 1855; 1s. Thomas Galland, congregational minister at Bradford. New Coll., matric. 16 Oct., 74, aged 19 (from Shrewsbury), scholar 74-9, B.A. 78, Winchester fellow 79-87, M.A. 81 (Honours:—1 classical mods. 75, 1 classics 78), president Oxford union society 77; his election as theological examiner 87 was rejected in congregation; founder and 1st minister of the congregational church Lyndhurst Road, Hampstead, 84.
Chevallier, John, born 24 Oct., 1862; 3s. Barrington of Ipswich, D.Med.; scholar Trinity Coll., Cambridge, 80 (from Winchester), Honours:—4th Wrangler 83, 1 mathematics, B.A. 84; fellow New Coll., 83-91, incorporated 14 Jan., 84, aged 21, M.A. 87 (Honours:—senior mathematical scholarship and Herschel astronomical prize 84), mathematical examiner 89, 90, 91; rector of Gt. Horwood, Bucks, 89.
Owen, rev. Edward Charles Everard, born at Forres, co. Moray, 27 May, 1860; 0.s. Edward Henry, M.A., Cantab, rector of Bourton-on-Dunsmore. Balliol, matric. 16 Oct. 79, aged 19 (from Leamington coll.), scholar 78-84, Jenkyns exhibitioner 82-4, B.A. 83; fellow New Coll. 84-91, M.A. 86 (Honours:— 1 classical mods. 80, accessit Hertford scholarship 80-81, 1 classics 83, proxime accessit and accessit Craven scholarship 84); a master at Harrow 86, author of Latin syntax 88.
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WOODEN ORNAMENTS, NEW COLLEGE.—Pugin.