Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
From inside the book
Results 1-5 of 100
Page 21
... considerable hardship . Finally , the Peruvian manager was murdered by an Indian . A further party of thirty destitute emigrants , of whom about ten had worked for some time at the Entaz - Anetzu Colony , were recently repatriated ...
... considerable hardship . Finally , the Peruvian manager was murdered by an Indian . A further party of thirty destitute emigrants , of whom about ten had worked for some time at the Entaz - Anetzu Colony , were recently repatriated ...
Page 5
... considerable cost which would be involved by printing all the documents in our possession , we do not publish in full the remaining memoranda or the shorthand notes of oral evidence ; but brief summaries of numerous memoranda are ...
... considerable cost which would be involved by printing all the documents in our possession , we do not publish in full the remaining memoranda or the shorthand notes of oral evidence ; but brief summaries of numerous memoranda are ...
Page 7
... considerable sums , in addition to the smaller grants previously received by some of their departments . Each of the two Universities asked for an annual grant to meet recurring expenses , apart from capital needs . The Government ...
... considerable sums , in addition to the smaller grants previously received by some of their departments . Each of the two Universities asked for an annual grant to meet recurring expenses , apart from capital needs . The Government ...
Page 13
... considerable control over Convocation and the Senate . The systems adopted for this purpose differed in the two Universities , but the general result was much the same . At Cambridge this action appears to have been taken largely as a ...
... considerable control over Convocation and the Senate . The systems adopted for this purpose differed in the two Universities , but the general result was much the same . At Cambridge this action appears to have been taken largely as a ...
Page 17
... considerably lower even than those of Oxford * . Colleges indeed gave lectures on Classics , and everyone could study what he liked . There were scientific lectures that were largely attended . But the spirit of sinecurism was too ...
... considerably lower even than those of Oxford * . Colleges indeed gave lectures on Classics , and everyone could study what he liked . There were scientific lectures that were largely attended . But the spirit of sinecurism was too ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
accounts addition amount Appendix applications appointed assistance Board of Studies Borough Bursars Cambridge charges Committee contributions cost Council Court D.Sc David Prain Department desirable duties EASON & SON elected established examination existing expenditure extra-mural Faculty fees Fellowships fixed funds future Government graduate grants income increase industry Institute investigation Laboratory lectures Literae Humaniores LOWER SACKVILLE Marconi Company ment Metropolitan Police District Ministry Modern Languages National Physical Laboratory necessary Non-Collegiate bodies number of students opinion organisation Oxford and Cambridge paid paragraph payment pension persons Police present Probation Officers Professor proposed purpose rates received recommend regard representing Research Association Research Board result scheme Scholarships School scientific Section secure staff station Statutes statutory stipends street teachers teaching thermionic valve tion Trade Boards Tutorial Classes undergraduates Universities and Colleges Vice-Chancellor women women's Colleges workers