Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... allowed up to the 31st December , 1921. Those who applied before that date may be approved , and will , if approved , be at liberty to avail themselves of the privilege of the scheme up to the 31st December , 1922 . By the 31st December ...
... allowed up to the 31st December , 1921. Those who applied before that date may be approved , and will , if approved , be at liberty to avail themselves of the privilege of the scheme up to the 31st December , 1922 . By the 31st December ...
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... allowed to become a member of the University without being a member of a College , while the University had no control over admission to Colleges , which thus became the sole avenue to matriculation . The University was reduced to ...
... allowed to become a member of the University without being a member of a College , while the University had no control over admission to Colleges , which thus became the sole avenue to matriculation . The University was reduced to ...
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... allowed under Henry VI's statutes to possess as much as 5 marks sterling per annum . The Head Master's salary is only 24 marks . Both he and the scholars are fed , lodged and clothed by the College . Evidently there is here no ...
... allowed under Henry VI's statutes to possess as much as 5 marks sterling per annum . The Head Master's salary is only 24 marks . Both he and the scholars are fed , lodged and clothed by the College . Evidently there is here no ...
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... allowed Dissenters to matriculate and reside as undergraduates , but they could not take degrees , emoluments or offices . Oxford excluded them altogether . But here again the Universities were only part of the prevalent system of the ...
... allowed Dissenters to matriculate and reside as undergraduates , but they could not take degrees , emoluments or offices . Oxford excluded them altogether . But here again the Universities were only part of the prevalent system of the ...
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... allowed to go down . But the Universities have not only grown in numbers but have extended the field from which their students come . They now draw not only from a greater variety of classes in this island . but from an extended ...
... allowed to go down . But the Universities have not only grown in numbers but have extended the field from which their students come . They now draw not only from a greater variety of classes in this island . but from an extended ...
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