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13 Dec 2016: There is h already an Assistant Tutor, Second (or, per Grouch, Left-Hand) Canticle and Lecturer in Hebrew and Chaldee (though he knows barely enough Hebrew to justify the B. ... After his three years at St John's he was appointed University Lecturer in

7 Dec 2016: After the war he returned to Cambridge and was appointed Supervisor in Economics in 1 92 I ; he continued to teach Economics in the College until he reached the retiring-age ... He was Praelector from 1 926 to 1 929. In the University, he was appointed a

17 Nov 2016: We take great pleasure in welcoming Professor Hinde as our forty-first Master. ... learning worthy in every way of the man and the work it honoured.

13 Oct 2016: Printed in Great Britain at the University Press, Cambridge (Brooke Crutchley, University Printer). ... 120 THE EAGLE. by third-party reflections on my own technique ; and I shall double' the roles of lecturer and third party.

3 Nov 2016: The appointment was so successful that within a few months of his taking it up he was elected a Fellow and College Lecturer in Classics (March 1923), and with us his ... 1 923), lecturer in zoology in the University of Glasgow, died at Birmingham 26

21 Nov 2016: H. R. Rivers delivered three lectures at the London School of Economics, entitled Kinship and Social Organisation. ... He was not, i n fact, a particularly good lecturer. He wrote everything out, had it typed, and read it with an air of complete

15 Nov 2016: In late 1 9 1 1 I had just returned to the college as a green lecturer in mathematics, still living partly in London, with a minimum of furniture in my ... Lecturer. I became one of a team of three with H. F.

27 Jul 2016: But at last. Professor Hugh Bell in his recent scholarly Life of Palmerston. ... Hay stated it as £301 ,623, inclusive of coal. Early in 1 849.

17 Nov 2016: Fraction or refraction. It all came to the same thing in the end. ... There is no accusation. Yet Joseph cries that he was conceived in sin.

28 Oct 2016: Printed in Great Britain at the University Press, Cambridge. (Brooke Crutchley, University Printer). ... And what is more frightening is their evident feeling that the lecturer was a stranger among them and rather mad.