Parliamentary Papers, Volume 10H.M. Stationery Office, 1922 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 22
... pension . On the other hand , the emoluments of Fellowships might still be drawn for a limited number of years . without conditions of residence or of academic work , with a view to helping able men of small personal means to go to the ...
... pension . On the other hand , the emoluments of Fellowships might still be drawn for a limited number of years . without conditions of residence or of academic work , with a view to helping able men of small personal means to go to the ...
Page 23
... pensions or for the closely related question of retiring age . ( v ) The Commissioners of 1877-82 taxed the Colleges and fixed their establishments , assigning to each the number of its College Fellows , and the number of University ...
... pensions or for the closely related question of retiring age . ( v ) The Commissioners of 1877-82 taxed the Colleges and fixed their establishments , assigning to each the number of its College Fellows , and the number of University ...
Page 48
... pension prospects ; research , especially in the Humanities , was very poorly provided for ; and difficulty was beginning to be felt in maintaining and staffing the Libraries and Museums . If these problems were present before the war ...
... pension prospects ; research , especially in the Humanities , was very poorly provided for ; and difficulty was beginning to be felt in maintaining and staffing the Libraries and Museums . If these problems were present before the war ...
Page 49
... pension for Fellows differs in different Colleges at both Universities ; in some cases the pay is inadequate and the pensions are non - existent . Under these conditions , it is beginning to be difficult to keep a sufficient supply of ...
... pension for Fellows differs in different Colleges at both Universities ; in some cases the pay is inadequate and the pensions are non - existent . Under these conditions , it is beginning to be difficult to keep a sufficient supply of ...
Page 55
... pension system , and by endowment of University teaching and research , will tend to help the Colleges indirectly . In our opinion there are grave objections to State money being paid to Colleges . Money granted to the University is for ...
... pension system , and by endowment of University teaching and research , will tend to help the Colleges indirectly . In our opinion there are grave objections to State money being paid to Colleges . Money granted to the University is for ...
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