Queen's College,
Oxford,
July 13th, 1896.
MR. T. HODGSON, Scholar, asks me to give my opinion
of his qualifications for a Mastership. Mr. Hodgson is a He modest, quiet man of real worth and force of character. has throughout his career enjoyed the trust and confidence of He forms an the College. He is strong and will work hard. independent judgment and is resolute and courageous.
It will be have always found him pleasant and cheerful. found that behind a quiet exterior there is plenty of sense, judgment, and force of character.
I
I do not speak of his attainments in Mathematics as I have no direct knowledge.
T. H. GROSE,
Fellow, Dean, and Senior Tutor,
of Queen's College, Oxford.
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