Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Colleges to poor students : 131-168 ... A. College Scholarships ... 134-140 ... B. Cost of living in Colleges C. College catering arrangements D. Non - Collegiate students E. Adult Students F. State and Local Scholarships IV . The Women's ...
... Colleges to poor students : 131-168 ... A. College Scholarships ... 134-140 ... B. Cost of living in Colleges C. College catering arrangements D. Non - Collegiate students E. Adult Students F. State and Local Scholarships IV . The Women's ...
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... Colleges . They reported on the 27th April , 1852 , and the 30th August , 1852 , respectively . 46 of ( b ) In the absence of statutory powers to call for evidence and returns , the Commissions of 1850 were unable to ascertain or report ...
... Colleges . They reported on the 27th April , 1852 , and the 30th August , 1852 , respectively . 46 of ( b ) In the absence of statutory powers to call for evidence and returns , the Commissions of 1850 were unable to ascertain or report ...
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... Colleges , while the Heads of Colleges as such had allotted to them the chief share in the government of the University itself . Ultimately no one was allowed to become a member of the University without being a member of a College ...
... Colleges , while the Heads of Colleges as such had allotted to them the chief share in the government of the University itself . Ultimately no one was allowed to become a member of the University without being a member of a College ...
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... Colleges . The number , wealth and importance of these institutions increased generation after generation to meet a natural demand , characteristic of the English craving for the comfort and security of a settled " home . 99 ( ii ) The ...
... Colleges . The number , wealth and importance of these institutions increased generation after generation to meet a natural demand , characteristic of the English craving for the comfort and security of a settled " home . 99 ( ii ) The ...
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... Colleges that everywhere met the eye and dominated the imagination . ( v ) The last reason for the growth of the power of the Colleges was religious and political , two aspects of life which in old English history cannot be treated ...
... Colleges that everywhere met the eye and dominated the imagination . ( v ) The last reason for the growth of the power of the Colleges was religious and political , two aspects of life which in old English history cannot be treated ...
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