Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 1236
... London was founded in 1836 , its sole function was to conduct the examination of , and to confer degrees upon ... London Matriculation , whether resident in the United Kingdom or elsewhere . From 1836 until 1900 all students and ...
... London was founded in 1836 , its sole function was to conduct the examination of , and to confer degrees upon ... London Matriculation , whether resident in the United Kingdom or elsewhere . From 1836 until 1900 all students and ...
Page 1247
... London is struggling with a particular difficulty . Chairman : I do not think , Mr. Gaster , it would occur to any member of this Committee to attempt to suggest to the University of London what should be their policy in this respect ...
... London is struggling with a particular difficulty . Chairman : I do not think , Mr. Gaster , it would occur to any member of this Committee to attempt to suggest to the University of London what should be their policy in this respect ...
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... London has any views which it would wish to express on the possibility of the creation within the London area of other in- stitutions of university status ? Sir Douglas Logan : The Senate has not considered that question . Chairman ...
... London has any views which it would wish to express on the possibility of the creation within the London area of other in- stitutions of university status ? Sir Douglas Logan : The Senate has not considered that question . Chairman ...
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VOLUME D | 1074 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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