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26 Sep 2016: esolved upon the formation of an Independent Puritan congregation n London. ... School. McKerrow observes that in the folio of the State Papers where.

15 Nov 2016: Schools with which the College has been associated from ancient times; the Headmaster of St John's College School; and certain other Guests. ... A few years ago, Mr John Masefield wrote a poem for the girls of Tintern Grammar School in Victoria, Australia

13 Oct 2016: a single-minded devotion to his life's work. This is not the place to talk of Marshall's actual achievements in the field of Economics. ... It was at his instance that the University in 1 903 created a Tripos in Economics and Politics, and he was the

18 Oct 2016: Margaret, Countess of Richmond." No size or artist was mentioned and no description. ... It is something to take away, to ponder over-a source of inspiration.

4 Jul 2016: Here is an odd decoration for a Fellow or Fellow-commoner of St. ... This is not the place to descant on the surprising defects of the.

17 Nov 2016: This is to be a long articulated block running from the river across the Bin Brook to the old School of Pythagoras. ... the new building will bend back to bring the School of Pythagoras into another court.

18 Nov 2016: In the junior school, much of my reading was done by flashlight under the bedclothes, but it was terribly expensive in batteries, and in other ways unrewarding :-1 remember reading Dracula ... our birth, of our home, family or school, or the tacitly

28 Jul 2016: 1 W. Herbert's edition of]. Ames's Typographical Antiquities, London, 1785-<)0, vol. ... JI ff. 3 The Printers. of Westminster and London from 1476 to 1535, Cambridge, 1906, p.

7 Oct 2016: these forerunners, whose libera l disposition of their g06ds we commemorate to-day? ... t See a picture in The London Illustrated News, 6 March 1847.

30 Aug 2016: M. Gray, The School of Pythagoras; and H. M. Cam, Libertzes and Communities of Medieval England, pp. ... built) and from Merton College, Oxford (whose ownership of the. "School of Pythagoras " is warranted by its modern name of Merton.