...and Regius Concionator at Whitehall in 1809. He must have been a very extraordinary character, and ' was at once pronounced to be an odd fish, when he...voice of thunder: indeed his enunciation of the oaths an exhortations on Degree-days was an awful infliction on the drum of one's ear '.3 Henry Halliwell...

...etc." Of Mr. Tench of Brasenose, Proctor for the year 1800, we have a less flattering account. " He was at once pronounced to be an odd fish, when he...was an awful infliction on the drum of one's ear." Full justice, too, is done to the very real intellectual life in the College. " In the Easter Public...

...for the year 1800, we have a less flattering account. " He was at once pronounced to be an odd f1sh, when he came up after some years' absence from Oxford,...was an awful infliction on the drum of one's ear." Full justice, too, is done to the very real intellectual life in the College. " In the Easter Public...

...and Regius Concionator at Whitehall in 18o9. He must have been a very extraordinary character, and ' was at once pronounced to be an odd fish, when he...voice of thunder: indeed his enunciation of the oaths an exhortations on Degree-days was an awful infliction on the drum of one's ear'.3 Henry Halliwell...

...quad." He must indeed " have been a very extraordinary character " ; and Mr. Cox writes that he, " was at once pronounced to be an odd fish when he came...Degree-days was an awful infliction on the drum of one's ear."6 According to the Principal of the time, the revered and learned Dr. Frodsham Hodson,7 he was...