[207] This was called to my attention by a distinguished Greek scholar of this University.[233a] The Hauenstein tunnel was not completed until later. Its construction was delayed by a fall of earth which occurred in 1857 and buried sixty-three workmen.—R. A. S.[233b] Mr. J. F. Harris has identified Butler’s rooms in the third court of St. John’s College.—R. A. S.[239] As Walmisley died in January, 1856, this piece must evidently date from Butler’s first year at Cambridge.—R. A. S.[269] William Selwyn D.D., Fellow of St. John’s Lady Margaret Professor of Divinity, died 1875.—A. T. B.[270] Charles Clayton, M.A., of Gonville and Caius, Vicar of Holy Trinity, Cambridge, 1851–65. Died 1883.—A. T. B.