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Dr Helen E Watson. Tutor, College Lecturer in Anthropology, Director of Studies in HSPS, Formerly University Lecturer in Anthropology.

Henry Watson Fowler, lexicographer (1858-1933): Correspondence with Henry George Hart (1843-1921), Fellow of St John's College and Headmaster of Sedbergh (1880-1900), on his principled resignation from a

Watson (eds.), John Dee's library catalogue (London, 1990) p.127 M160. OTHER IMAGES.

In M.B. Parkes and A.G. Watson (eds.), Medieval scribes, manuscripts & libraries: essays presented to N.R.

Sarah Watson a chandler like Houghton and there is also Lydia Wendey who took over her husband’s butcher shop when he died and provided the College with fresh meat.

Following a little research, Mr Watson’s nine-volume set has been identified as  comprising the following:. ... Here is one such autograph, on the first page of volume 5 of Mr Watson’s set:.

Dr Helen Watson, Lawrence’s previous Tutor, agreed, adding that ‘he has been outstanding when it comes to his good influences, collegiate spirit and leadership’.

The group then had the opportunity to watch some rowing. On the 1st March, Dr Helen Watson (Admissions Tutor) spoke to the students about Anthropology before the group visited the Old

The records were presented to the College by Sir Thomas Watson (1792-1882) in 1863. ... In the frontispiece of the first volume, Watson notes that “a selected number of these observations have been reduced and printed under the superintendence of the

Breadcrumb. Henry Watson Fowler, lexicographer (1858-1933): Correspondence with Henry George Hart (1843-1921), Fellow of St John's College and Headmaster of Sedbergh (1880-1900), on his principled resignation from