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 | [...]d Vice-Provost; and, at a subse— quent meeting, Edward Hamilton (who had been fifth wrangler in[...] |
| [...]e days), to accept the head— mastership of King EdWard VI’s Gram- mar School at Norwich, as the[...] |
| [...], Syme, Laycock, Goodsir, Lyon Playfair, Simpson, Edward Forbes, Allman and Christison. In due time[...] |
| [...]s. Charles Cowper, R. Copland Leth— bridge, Sir Edward Knox and others. Following on the public m[...] |
| [...]and endowments in the names of the Rev. C. Kemp, Edward Aspinall, Augusta Priddle, Henry William A[...] |
| [...]d Dean Sumner. Dean O’Connell, W. B. Dalley and Eyre Ellis were appointed secretaries. Ven. Arc[...] |
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| [...], 1852 ; Professor Smith, who was quent meeting, Edward Hamilton probably detained b[...] |
| [...]intimate friend of Finlay, the his- Simpson, Edward Forbes, Allman and torian of[...] |
| [...]about thirty-eight resident students bridge. Sir Edward K n o x and others. with ha[...] |
| [...]irst names that the Rev. C. Kemp, Edward Aspinall, were entered on the[...] |
| [...]1874, when he was succeeded by his B. Dalley and Eyre Ellis were[...] |
| [...]A very tolerable literature. Edward the Black Prince, article on de Musset ap[...] |
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