10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HEBDOMADAL COUNCIL»
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Hebdomadal Council in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
Hebdomadal Council and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
THE Hebdomadal Council shall consist of the Chancellor, the ViceChancellor,
the proctors, six heads of colleges or halls, six professors of the University, and
six members of Convocation of not less than five years standing, such heads of ...
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The Law Journal for the Year 1832-1949: Comprising Reports ...
The Hebdomadal Council shall consist of the Chancellor, the Vice-Chancellor,
the Proctors, six heads of colleges or halls, rix professors of the University, and
six members of Convocation of not less than five years standing, such heads of ...
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Statuta Universitatis Oxoniensis
B.—CONCERNING THE CONGREGATION OF THE 1' ' UNIVERSITY, AND THE
HEBDOMADAL COUNCIL. Extracts from the Oxford University Act, 1854, (17 and
18 Vict. c. 81,) comprising so much of the act as relates to the ' constitution of ...
University of Oxford, 1887
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A collection of the public general statutes passed in the ...
toCTeSe^1106 XIIL l{a3iy of the Members of the Hebdomadal Council other than
the Chancellor of Vacancy. the University shall reside for less than Twenty-four
Weeks during Term Time in any Year, his Seat shall at or before the Close of ...
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OXFORD UNIVERSITY CALENDAR ADVERTISER
Establishment of Hebdomadal Council. " V. Upon the fourteenth day of
Michaelmas Term one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four, all powers,
privileges, and functions now possessed or exercised by the Hebdomadal Board
of the said ...
John Henry and James Parker, 1860
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The Oxford University Calendar 1856
' Constitution of t/te University. Establishment of Hebdomadal Council. u V. Upon
the fourteenth day of Michaelmas Term one thousand eight hundred and fifty-four
, all powers, privileges, and functions now possessed or exercised by the ...
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Reports from Committees
Scott, R. d.d. Master of Balliol, Ireland Professor of Divinity, Member of the
Hebdomadal Council. Marsham, R. B. d.c.l. Warden of Morton. Lightfoot, J. I', d.d.
Rector of Exeler. Hawkins, E. d.d. Provost of Oriel, late Ireland Professor. Jackson
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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1871
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The Complete Illustrated Lewis Carroll
The misfortune thus revealed was no less than the fact that, at a recent election of
Members to the Hebdomadal Council, two Conservatives had been chosen, thus
giving a Conservative majority in the Council; and the remedy suggested was ...
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Oxford Jackson : Architecture, Education, Status, and Style ...
... scheme and deed of trust under the seal of the Corporation of the City of Oxford
' (1 878). Bodleian Library, Oxford University Archives HC 1 /2/1iMinutes of
Hebdomadal Council 1 8 54*66. HC 1/2/2iMinutes of Hebdomadal Council 1 866
*79.
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The Humorous Verse of Lewis Carroll
FROM NOTES BY AN OXFORD CHIEL THE ELECTIONS TO THE
HEBDOMADAL COUNCIL [In the year 1866, a Letter with the above title was
published in Oxford, addressed by Mr. Goldwin Smith to the Senior Censor of
Christ Church, with ...
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «HEBDOMADAL COUNCIL»
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Hebdomadal Council is used in the context of the following news items.
Lessons from Charlie Hebdo: Keep an eye on the loony fringe
Is it short for the Hebdomadal Council which governed the affairs of Oxford University for centuries? Or does it simply mean Hebdomidaire, the ... «Hindustan Times, Jan 15»
Uni sociologist championed new idea of comprehensive education
In the 1980s he sat on Oxford University's Hebdomadal Council, the governing body, until 2000. An Anglican, he was part of the commission ... «Oxford Mail, Nov 14»
AH Halsey - obituary
... in university governance, serving on Oxford's Hebdomadal Council. He devoted two books, The British Academics (1971) and The Decline of ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Oct 14»
Eminent dean and scholar whose historical work is published soon
He also edited volumes six and seven of the History of the University of Oxford, sat on the Hebdomadal Council, the main executive body of ... «Oxford Mail, May 14»
