=Third Class.= Peacock 28 Thompson 19 Brown 17 Dobson 13 Martin 12 =Last Class.= Wordsworth Junior 9 Sedgwick 5 Field 4 Donaldson 3 Burcham 0 Walsh 0 * The two gentlemen marked with an asterisk are respectively Senior and Junior Dean, whose duty it is to go twice every day to Chapel. The Prize Medal for regular attendance at chapel and good conduct when there, has been awarded to Mr Perry, who has passed an examination highly creditable to himself and family. He was only 18 marks below the highest number which he could possibly have gained. It is, therefore, to be hoped Mr P. will be more regular and do still better next term. With respect to the two Gentlemen who are not classed, the Secretary need hardly say that he does not envy them their feelings on the present occasion. In consequence of the New Agreement, the Chapel Lists will _ipso facto_ be discontinued for the future. In the above list the master is designated as Wordsworth Senior. The prize was awarded to Perry the future bishop, but instead of the promised medal he was given a bible. This was secured for the College in 1906, and now rests in our library. It is bound in calf, stamped with the arms and supporters assumed by the Society, and bears the inscription "From the Undergraduates of Trinity College to the Rev. Charles Perry, M.A., as a mark of affection and esteem for the good example which he set them and the _rest_ of the College by his constant attendance at Chapel." I have been informed that to each of the two fellows who did not attend at all there was sent a small bible with an inscription therein of the Society's hope that its presence among his books might in the future encourage him to perform tasks which he believed to be important even though he found them unpleasant.