- The
Seatonian Prize is
awarded by the
University of
Cambridge for the best
English poem on a
sacred subject. This
prize has been
awarded annually since...
- Vice-chancellor, the
Professor of Gr****, and the
Master of
Clare College. The
Seatonian Prize has been
awarded annually since 1750,
apart from the
years 1766...
- of
Cambridge Medical School student for the best
medical school thesis Seatonian Prize,
awarded annually for the best
English language poem on a sacred...
-
Constantinople (1857)
Poetry Edom: A
Seatonian Poem (1849) Sinai: A
Seatonian Prize Poem (1857) Ruth: A
Seatonian Poem (1860)
Seatonian Poems (1864) "John
Mason Neale"...
- Poem
Which Obtained the
Seatonian Prize, MDCCCLXX, Deighton, Bell, & Co., Cambridge, 1870 Tyre: A Poem
Which Obtained the
Seatonian Prize, MDCCCLXXI, Deighton...
- Smart's
winning of Cambridge's
Seatonian Prize on 25
March 1750
brought his
poetic abilities to Newbery's attention. The
Seatonian Prize was a
contest for one...
- 19 (Hughes, p. 13,
wrongly states that the poem was
entered for the
Seatonian Prize, Cambridge's
equivalent to the Newdigate). Olleson,
Philip (2004)...
- 1815, and was
known as a
classical scholar. In 1795 he was
awarded the
Seatonian prize for an
English poem, the
subject being the
Destruction of Babylon...
-
lectureship there during World War II. In 1935 and 1938, she won the
Seatonian Prize. She
became known for her
expertise on the poet
Andrew Marvell....
- London, 1770.
Scott was
three times successful in the
competition for the
Seatonian prize, with
poems Heaven,
Purity of Heart: a
Moral Epistle, and An Hymn...
