LAWRENCE PRIZES AWARDED TO PUPILS OF THE LATIN SCHOOL.

MAY 23, 1846.

For Faithfulness and Diligence. Edward A. Flint, William H. Cunningham, William H. Rowe, Charles H. Hurd, William H. Bass, Hales W. Suter.

For Exemplary Conduct and Punctuality. Joseph H. Thayer, James M. Whiton, Jr., Edward Aiken, Lucius H. Buckingham, John S, Perkins, Uriel H. Crocker, John B. Hill, Gorham Thomas, Herman J. Warner, Henry W. Haynes, Loammi G. Ware, Gustavus Hay, William S. Hooper, Frederic D. Williams, George S. Hyde.

For Excellence in the Classical Department. Joseph H. Thayer, Henry W. Haynes, Edward Aiken, James M. Whiton, Jr., Gorham Thomas, Alexander Twombly, David P. Kimball, John H. Sullivan.

For Excellence in the Modern Department. Gustavus Hay, Henry W. Haynes, Edward Aiken, James M. Whiton, Jr., Gorham Thomas, William C. Paine, David P. Kimball.

For a Latin Dissertation. Joseph H. Thayer.

For an English Dissertation. 1st prize, Frederic Winsor; 2d prize, Horatio R. Storer.

For a Metrical Translation from Horace. Henry W. Haynes.

For a Translation from Cicero. 1st prize, Gorham Thomas; 2d prize, Theodore Chase.

For Declamation. 1st prize, Edward A. Flint; 2d prizes, Joseph H. Thayer, Frederic D. Williams; 3d prizes, Frederic Winsor, Arthur H. Poor.