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EDWARD LAW

HUDDERSFIELD & DISTRICT HISTORY

HUDDERSFIELD COLLEGE PRIZE MEDALS.
THE WRITING PRIZE.

A silver pen was first given in 1841 through the generosity of William Willans, the vice-President of the school. He continued to present it down to 1856 when, becoming President, he took other responsibilities and the pen was awarded by the new vice-President, Thomas Mallinson. When Thomas Mallinson died in 1863 John W Willans, son of William, requested that he be allowed to continue the prize.
The list of awards in 1874 gives " a silver or gold pen in case" and there were slight variations over the ensuing years.

1841 J K Hirst (of Leeds)  
1842 Watson  
1843 H Ingham  
1844 Morley  
1845 *  
1846 Hatton  
1847 Bilbrough (of Liverpool)  
1848 Firth  
1849 Not awarded  
1850 W Cliff  
1851 W H Crossland  
1852 S Whitley & S Shaw  
1853 W H Marsden  
1854 G Barclay  
1855 J Prowse  
1856 G Wild  
1857 J Hey  
1858 Bairstow  
1859 Edwin Robinson  
1860 W C Geissler  
1861 J H Brooke  
1862 J Hadfield  
1863 Fisher  
1864 G T Porritt  
1865 T Whittaker  
1866 M B Wyrill  
1867 J Richardson  
1868 H Marshall  
1869 E C Clarkson  
1870 W S Rookledge  
1871 G H Tattersfield  
1872 S Bairstow  
1873 A Whitley  
1874 J W Burrows Gold pen and case
1875 J T Clegg Gold pen
1876 W E Firth Gold pen
1877 W Stewart Gold pen
1878 Thomas Leach Gold pen
1879 F Wilkinson Gold pencil
1880 J R H Dyson Gold pen
1881 A Tinker Gold pen
1882 Stewart Gold pen
1883 H Wilkinson  
1884 Joe Crosland Gold pen
1885 F Wallace Gold pen

* The prize-giving report carries no mention of the prize.

HUDDERSFIELD COLLEGE MEDALS THE MORPETH AND CARLISLE GOLD MEDALS.
THE WRITING PRIZE THE HISTORY AND ENGLISH DECLAMATION GOLD MEDAL
THE CLASSICAL SILVER MEDALS MATHEMATICAL AND COMMERCIAL SILVER MEDALS
FRENCH AND GERMAN SILVER MEDALS OTHER MEDALS
THE MEDALISTS, an alphabetical list. THE MEDALISTS, biographical notes.

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