The life and letters of Benjamin Jowett, M. A., master of Balliol college, Oxford.

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to him were John Wickens, Hugh Pearson 2, Samuel
Waldegrave 3, E. Hobhouse 4, and P. S. H. Payne (who
died in I841). His immediate contemporaries, who must
have been freshmen with him, were C. F. Trower5,
Stafford H. Northcote 6, and Reginald Hobhouse7. His
juniors while he was still an undergraduate were T. H.
Farrer 8, W. Rogers9, Arthur Hobhouse10, Arthur H.
Clough n, Constantine Prichard12, Frederick Temple 3,
and John Duke Coleridge4. Oxford contemporaries
not at Balliol, who became distinguished in after life,
were W. F. Donkin'5 of University College, Richard
W. Church16 of Wadham, James Fraser17 of Lincoln,
James A. Froude18 of Oriel, Richard Congreve19 of
Wadham, R. R. W. Lingen 20 of Trinity, Henry Halford
Vaughan2' of Christ Church, Bartholomew Price22 of
Pembroke, Henry W. Acland23, Christ Church and
All Souls, John Ruskin 24, Christ Church, and George

1 Vice Chancellor Wickens.
2 Vicar of Sonning and Canon
of Windsor.
3 Bishop of Carlisle.
4 Bishop of Nelson, New Zealand.
5 Fellow of Exeter, Barrister at
Law.
6 Lord Iddesleigh.
Rector of St. Ives and Archdeacon of Bodmin.
8 Lord Farrer.
9 Rector of St. Botolph's,
Bishopsgate; Preb. of St. Paul's.
10 Lord Hobhouse.
11 The Poet.
12 Fellow of Balliol, son of
James Cowles Prichard, the
author of Natural History of
Man, &c.
13 Head Master of Rugby;

Bishop of Exeter, I869; Bishop
of London, 1885; Archbishop of
Canterbury, I896.
14 Lord Chief Justice.
]5 Savilian Professor of Geometry.
16 Dean of St. Paul's.
17 Bishop of Manchester.
]8 The Historian.
19 The Founder of English
Positivism.
20 Lord Lingen.
21 Professor of Modern History,
Oxford.
22 Sedleian Professor of Natural
Philosophy, Master of Pembroke
College.
23 Sir Henry W. Acland, Bart.,
M.D., Professor of Medicine,
Oxford.
24 The well-known Author.