Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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... elected Professor of Animal Morphology in 1882 on account of his brilliant researches in Embryology — and other distinguished representatives of the subject . 37458 B In 1883 Foster was himself elected a Professor , when 33.
... elected Professor of Animal Morphology in 1882 on account of his brilliant researches in Embryology — and other distinguished representatives of the subject . 37458 B In 1883 Foster was himself elected a Professor , when 33.
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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. In 1883 Foster was himself elected a Professor , when Professor- ships in Physiology and Pathology were established in accordance with the requirements of the Statutes of 1882 ; in 1887 a new ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. In 1883 Foster was himself elected a Professor , when Professor- ships in Physiology and Pathology were established in accordance with the requirements of the Statutes of 1882 ; in 1887 a new ...
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... elected have been revised , by the reduction of the number of Heads of Houses and the increase of members of Convocation elected as such . ( 2 ) The Faculties and the Boards of Faculties have been reconstructed , and a General Board of ...
... elected have been revised , by the reduction of the number of Heads of Houses and the increase of members of Convocation elected as such . ( 2 ) The Faculties and the Boards of Faculties have been reconstructed , and a General Board of ...
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... elect the members of the Council of the Senate ( other than the Chancellor and Vice - Chancellor , who are ex - officio members ) . All the important business of the University is submitted by the Council direct to the Senate ( the ...
... elect the members of the Council of the Senate ( other than the Chancellor and Vice - Chancellor , who are ex - officio members ) . All the important business of the University is submitted by the Council direct to the Senate ( the ...
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... elected members were really representative and could attend meetings when summoned . D. Proposals for leaving the composition of Convocation and the Senate unchanged , but either ( i ) reducing the number of occasions on which an appeal ...
... elected members were really representative and could attend meetings when summoned . D. Proposals for leaving the composition of Convocation and the Senate unchanged , but either ( i ) reducing the number of occasions on which an appeal ...
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