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| Hartog, Marcus Manuel. Adm. sub-sizar at TRINITY, Oct. 14, 1870. [2nd] s. of Alphonse [Professor of French], of 15, Belsize Square, Hampstead, London. B. [Aug. 19], 1851, in London. School, N. London Collegiate. Matric. Michs. 1870; Scholar, 1872; (Nat. Sci. Trip., 1st Class, 1873); B.A. 1874; M.A. 1878. At University College, London, and at the Royal University of Ireland. D.Sc., London. Master at St Paul's School, Stoney Stratford, 1874. F.L.S., 1875. Assistant Director of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Ceylon, 1874-7. Demonstrator and, later, Lecturer in natural history, Owens College, Manchester, 1878-82. Professor of natural history, Queen's College, Cork, 1882-1909; and of Zoology, University College, Cork, 1909-21. Fellow of the Royal University of Ireland. Member of Scientific Committee, R.H.S. Joint author, Problems of Life and Reproduction; contributed to the Camb. Nat. Hist., Encyclop. Brit., etc. Married, 1874, Blanche, dau. of R. Levy, of Paris, and had issue. Lived latterly at 33, Rue d'Alsace-Lorraine, Choisyle-Roi, France. Died Jan. 21, 1924, in Paris. Brother of the next. (Index of Botanists; Who was Who; Schoolmaslers' Directories; The Times, Jan. 28, 1924.) | Marcus Manuel HARTOG Approx. lifespan: 1851–1924 sub-sizar Trinity College adm1870:10:14 [2nd] s. of Alphonse HARTOG Professor of French: 15 Belsize Square, Hampstead, London b. London 1851:[08:19] Sch: N. London Collegiate [ London ] Matric. 1870:10MT: Scholar 1872 Nat.Sci.Trip. 1st Class 1873 BA 1874 MA 1878 At Sch: University College London At Sch: Royal University of Ireland Ireland DSc London Master: Sch: St Paul's School Stoney Stony Stratford, [ Buckinghamshire ] 1874 FLS 1875 Assistant Director of Royal Botanic Gardens Ceylon 1874-77 Demonstrator and, later, Lecturer in natural history: Sch: Owens College Manchester, [ Lancashire ] 1878-82 Professor of natural history: Sch: Queen's College Cork, [ Co. Cork ] 1882-1909 Professor of Zoology: Sch: Cork University College [Cork], [ Co. Cork ] 1909-21 Fellow of Sch: Royal University of Ireland Ireland Member of Scientific Committee: R.H.S. Publ.: Joint author, Problems of Life and Reproduction Publ.: contributed to the Cambridge National Hist., Encyclop. Brit etc. m. Blanche LEVY dau. of R. LEVY of Paris, [ France ] 1874 had issue latterly at 33 Rue d'Alsace-Lorraine, Choisyle-Roi, France d. Paris, [ France ] 1924:01:21 brother ofunique identifier HRTG865NE Numa Edward HARTOG (1865) ( Index of Botanists ; Who was Who ; Schoolmaslers' Directories ; The Times 1924:01:28.) |
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| Hartog, Numa Edward. Adm. pens. at TRINITY, May 3, 1865. [Elder] s. of Alphonse [Professor of French, of Carlton Hill Villas, Camden Road, London]. B. May 20, 1846, in London. School, University College School. Matric. at London Univ., 1862; B.Sc., London, 1864, 'obtaining honours wholly without precedent.' Matric. Michs. 1865; Scholar, 1867; B.A. (Senior Wrangler and second Smith's prize) 1869. The first Jew to be Senior Wrangler, being admitted to his degree by special Grace of the Senate without taking the usual oath. 'His inability to obtain a Fellowship by reason of his faith gave rise to much comment.' It was claimed that in consequence of his success Jewish disabilities were removed in both Universities by the passing of the Test Act, June 16, 1871. He gave evidence before the House of Lords on this subject. Adm. to the Inner Temple, May 26, 1864. Held a post in the Treasury for a short time and subsequently entered the office of Mr Thring, Parliamentary draftsman. Died June 19, 1871, of small-pox, at Belsize Square, Hampstead. Brother of the above. (Inns of Court; C.U. Hist. Reg.; Boase, I. 1362; Jewish Encyclopaedia; Cecil Roth, The Jews in the English Universities; Miscellanies of the Jewish Hist. Soc., Pt IV. 112; D.N.B.; The Times, June 21-3, 1871.) | Numa Edward HARTOG Approx. lifespan: 1846–1871 pens. Trinity College adm1865:05:03 elder s. of Alphonse HARTOG Professor of French of Carlton Hill Villas, Camden Road, London b. London 1846:05:20 Sch: University College School [ London ] Matric. Sch: London University [ London ] 1862 BSc Lon., "obtaining honours wholly without precedent" 1864 Matric 1865:10MT: Scholar 1867 BA Senior Wrangler 1869 second Smith's prize 1869 The first Jew to be Senior Wrangler, being admitted to his degree by special Grace of the Senate without taking the usual oath <acad ty=""His inability to obtain a Fellowship by reason of his faith gave rise to much comment""> It was claimed that in consequence of his success Jewish disabilities were removed in both Universities by the passing of the Test Act 1871:06:16 He gave evidence on this subject before House of Lords Adm: Inner Temple 1864:05:26 Held a post: in Treasury for a short time entered the office of Mr Thring, Parliamentary draftsman: [add:] Mr - THRING Parliamentary draftsman: [:add] d. of small-pox Belsize Square, Hampstead, [ London ] 1871:06:19 brother ofunique identifier HRTG870MM Marcus Manuel HARTOG (1870) ( Inns of Court ; C.U. Hist. Reg ; Boase, I. 1362; Jewish Encyclopaedia ; Cecil Roth, The Jews in the English Universities ; Miscellanies of the Jewish Hist. Soc ., Pt IV. 112; D.N.B. ; The Times, Junior 21-3 1871.) |