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18 Oct 2016: Printed in Great Britain at the University Press, Cambridge. (Brooke Crutchley, University Printer). ... Deare was the painstaking craftsman who assembled the room in its present form.

21 Nov 2016: finally completely burnt out ; but he was not falling in love with Catharine. ... She said "Hello" as he walked in, in a tone that suggested it was the answer to a question.

5 Feb 2015: In this way we hope to continue to foster the close relationship that has always existed between the undergraduate and research facilities of the College Library. ... 9. Science in Britain, circa 1992. Due to a shortage of research funding, Universities

10 Oct 2022: Research (Title A) Fellowships are a crucial component in the. annual renewal of the intellectual lifeblood of the College and provide a vital springboard for some of the brightest young talents ... Once again Johnians served on all fronts, in the Navy,

12 Feb 2015: World War I had begun in August 1914; from 1915 to 1917 he did part-time research in the Cavendish Laboratory, and then he went to the Meteorological Office as research ... Through his joint work with his research student K.E. Bullen, who came to St

9 Jan 2015: As the President explained in his speech, there were to be no speeches. ... In 1 939 there was an outing to Southend costing £ 1 3.

10 Oct 2022: MCCAVE, Professor LN., won the 1999 A.G. Huntsman Award, which was established by the Canadian marine science community to recognise excellence in research and outstanding contributions to Marine Science. ... He also published a research report on

28 Nov 2016: We had in fact four undergraduate speakers, two research students and one Fellow. ... Topics ranged from radio stars, stellar spectra and steam engines, pallo-magnetism, succulents, spiders and American research.