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Page 116
... graduated here , were sent to Oxford and Cambridge , through the caprice of an ab- surd fashion that then had seized many of the Irish no- bility and gentry ; in which they were also actuated by the hope of obtaining English patronage ...
... graduated here , were sent to Oxford and Cambridge , through the caprice of an ab- surd fashion that then had seized many of the Irish no- bility and gentry ; in which they were also actuated by the hope of obtaining English patronage ...
Page 149
... graduated in arts . The fees for the degree of Doctor of Medicine , which entitles the professor to the same elective privileges as the degree of Master of Arts , are £ 2 2s . A Bachelor of Music must compose and perform a service ...
... graduated in arts . The fees for the degree of Doctor of Medicine , which entitles the professor to the same elective privileges as the degree of Master of Arts , are £ 2 2s . A Bachelor of Music must compose and perform a service ...
Page 151
... graduating at the July commence- ment of the senior sophister year , may become candi- dates for moderatorships in Michaelmas term , in which case they are examined in the same course as the pensioners . At the conclusion of each ...
... graduating at the July commence- ment of the senior sophister year , may become candi- dates for moderatorships in Michaelmas term , in which case they are examined in the same course as the pensioners . At the conclusion of each ...
Page 168
... graduated as Bachelor of Arts , examined before the Regius Pro- fessor of Physic , and the professors of Anatomy , and Surgery , Chemistry , and Botany , in Trinity College ; and on performing the usual academical exercises they take ...
... graduated as Bachelor of Arts , examined before the Regius Pro- fessor of Physic , and the professors of Anatomy , and Surgery , Chemistry , and Botany , in Trinity College ; and on performing the usual academical exercises they take ...
Page 170
... graduation are Shrove Tuesday , and the first Tuesday in July ; the medical examinations terminate on the Tuesday of the preceding week ; EXPENSE OF MEDICAL DEGREES . 171 candidates having completed their -Public Lectures -Modern ...
... graduation are Shrove Tuesday , and the first Tuesday in July ; the medical examinations terminate on the Tuesday of the preceding week ; EXPENSE OF MEDICAL DEGREES . 171 candidates having completed their -Public Lectures -Modern ...
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