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29 Sep 2023: A series of potato-harvest failures that decade resulted in a quarter of Irish people dying or emigrating. ... Today it remains the only European region with less people than in 1845.

29 Sep 2023: though a long memory of the Faculty has obvious advantages when editing a newsletter for alumni. ... In 1951 the native commissioner for the region described its inhabitants, the Hwesa, as his ‘Cinderella People’.

29 Sep 2023: Events regularly attract more than 100 people: Top Gear audience numbers by Cambridge standards. ... WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOUA newsletter for alumni should be a two-way conversation.

29 Sep 2023: called ‘boat people’ in their risky, unauthorized sea voyages to the U.S. ... Imogen Schon(Murray Edwards, 2011). Alumni Perspectives. Issue 9September 2018. 13. Alumni Perspectives.

29 Sep 2023: As police forces found themselves overwhelmed by the crowds, people found themselves together, in public, after years of sporadic anger and fragmentation. ... The people I had around me were also a key part of what made my HML experience so special.

29 Sep 2023: He collected art and porcelain, he hosted elegant parties and he was immensely generous to talented young people. ... Michael O’Brien, Prof. David Reynolds, Prof. Megan Vaughan. ALUMNI WEEKEND 201124-26 September.

29 Sep 2023: Moreover, this paper discusses the environmental adaptability of. people in these previously-overlooked places. ... 16 March 2023: Hugo Bromley (Cambridge). ‘Rendered much cheaper, than our work-people can make’; Women’s employment in textile

29 Sep 2023: 17 February: Brodie Waddell (Birkbeck). The People, the State, and the Power of Local Petitioning in Early Modern England The county and city magistrates of early modern England received numerous ‘petitions’ ... This paper examines a large corpus of

29 Sep 2023: 18 October (4 Mill Lane Recital Room, Pembroke) - Christoph Kalter (University of Agder) - Postcolonial People: The Return from Africa and the Remaking of Portugal.

29 Sep 2023: Richard Huzzey (Durham), Henry Miller (Durham) and Anna Bocking-Welch (Liverpool) Petitioning and People Power in Twentieth-Century Britain.