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... consequence of being compelled to leave the Presidency on sick certificate . At a later period in the year Framjee Cowasjee , Esquire , resigned his seat , in consequence of his advanced time of life , and the vacancy was filled up by ...
... consequence of being compelled to leave the Presidency on sick certificate . At a later period in the year Framjee Cowasjee , Esquire , resigned his seat , in consequence of his advanced time of life , and the vacancy was filled up by ...
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... consequence , adopted them unreservedly . A class of paying students was accordingly formed , the amount of fee being fixed experimentally at five Rupees a month . They are allowed to attend one or more of the courses , as may suit ...
... consequence , adopted them unreservedly . A class of paying students was accordingly formed , the amount of fee being fixed experimentally at five Rupees a month . They are allowed to attend one or more of the courses , as may suit ...
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... consequence , a powerful inducement was necessary to keep students within the walls of the Insti- tution . Scholarships were in consequence held for three years and upwards . But those days have passed away , and the number of ...
... consequence , a powerful inducement was necessary to keep students within the walls of the Insti- tution . Scholarships were in consequence held for three years and upwards . But those days have passed away , and the number of ...
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... consequence of that want of room to which we have so repeatedly had occasion to draw your Lordship's attention ; and we feel compelled once more thus briefly to allude to the pressing want of a new building . To remedy this state of ...
... consequence of that want of room to which we have so repeatedly had occasion to draw your Lordship's attention ; and we feel compelled once more thus briefly to allude to the pressing want of a new building . To remedy this state of ...
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... consequence of Mr. Green's avocations , as acting Principal of the Elphinstone Institution , not allow- ing leisure for the performance of the duty of superinten- dence . During the last cold season Mr. Graham personally examined every ...
... consequence of Mr. Green's avocations , as acting Principal of the Elphinstone Institution , not allow- ing leisure for the performance of the duty of superinten- dence . During the last cold season Mr. Graham personally examined every ...
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