Our Schools and Colleges ..., Volume 1Simpkin, Marshall, 1884 - Education |
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... Students . In 1882 there were 206 un- attached students . The reception of Students into the University under the prescribed con- ditions , and the general direction and superintendence of them during their residence in Oxford , are ...
... Students . In 1882 there were 206 un- attached students . The reception of Students into the University under the prescribed con- ditions , and the general direction and superintendence of them during their residence in Oxford , are ...
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... Students . 7. PENSIONERS , who form the great body of the Students , who pay for their commons , chambers , & c . , and enjoy generally no pecuniary advan tages from their respective Colleges . 8. SIZARS , who are generally Students of ...
... Students . 7. PENSIONERS , who form the great body of the Students , who pay for their commons , chambers , & c . , and enjoy generally no pecuniary advan tages from their respective Colleges . 8. SIZARS , who are generally Students of ...
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... Students in their first or any later Term of residence . Matriculated Students are not obliged to pass in both Parts of the Previous Examination at the same time , but may offer themselves for examination either in both Parts or in one ...
... Students in their first or any later Term of residence . Matriculated Students are not obliged to pass in both Parts of the Previous Examination at the same time , but may offer themselves for examination either in both Parts or in one ...
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... Student could be admitted a Member of the University who was not entered on the Boards of a College . In that year Statutes were confirmed providing for the establishment and regula tion of Hostels for the reception of Students who ...
... Student could be admitted a Member of the University who was not entered on the Boards of a College . In that year Statutes were confirmed providing for the establishment and regula tion of Hostels for the reception of Students who ...
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... Students . Its endowments are about 30,000l . per ann . , derived from landed estates , besides rents and fees and class - fees from Students , the last of which are about 30,000l . per ann . It possesses 14 Studentships of 1007. per ...
... Students . Its endowments are about 30,000l . per ann . , derived from landed estates , besides rents and fees and class - fees from Students , the last of which are about 30,000l . per ann . It possesses 14 Studentships of 1007. per ...
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